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FAREWELL, ZUBER: Bearcat Baseball Coach to Step Down After 21 It’s Fair Time Years / Sports 1 The Southwest Washington Fair Starts Today

Pete Caster / [email protected] Lisa Tuttle, Yuma, Ariz., hangs up prizes for the Balloon-A-Rama booth at the Southwest Washington Fair on Monday afternoon at the Southwest Washington Fair- LYLE OVERBAY: grounds in Chehalis. Centralia HEART OF THE HARVEST: old favorites and a few new ac- tivities, such as mutton bustin’. Product Discusses This Year’s Event “It’s kids riding sheep with a Features an Agricultural rodeo type influence,” said Gale Professional Sobolesky, the fair manager. Theme, New Activities Kids that weigh under 55 Options / Sports 1 and Old Favorites pounds who want to ride sheep can wear helmets, vests and By Amy Nile ropes provided by Wool Bust- [email protected] ers, the Oregon-based company hosting the free activity. The Southwest Washington “Just like real bull riders,” Fair is expecting around 100,000 said Jordan Pawley, a sheep visitors at this year’s agricultur- wrangler for Wool Busters. “We ally themed event, which starts always say the kids are doing the today at 10 a.m. and will run un- Tom Pace, Vancouver, Wash., hands Angela Hjellen, Vancouver, lood lights from til Sunday at 7 p.m. the Voyager ride as they setup for the Southwest Washington Fair on Monday This year’s fair will feature please see FAIR, page Main 13 afternoon at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Chehalis.

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Community Calendar Editor’s Best Bet Today Public Agencies Regional Fire Authority Planning Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors Committee, 6:30 p.m., Lewis County Fire open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 District 6 training room p.m.; food available, 736-9030 Centralia Civil Service Commission, Community Farmers Market, 11 5:15-6 p.m., City Hall, 118 W. Maple St., a.m.-4 p.m., Boistfort Street, downtown Centralia, 330-7671 Chehalis, 740-1212 or info@community- Lewis County Civil Service Commis- farmersmarket.net sion, noon, front training room, Law & Public Agencies Justice Building, Chehalis Centralia City Council, 7 p.m., City Support Groups Hall, 118 W. Maple St., Centralia Domestic violence support group, Lewis County Public Facilities District 5:30-7 p.m., 125 N.W. Chehalis Ave., Che- Board, 10 a.m., County Training Room, halis, sponsored by Human Response 156 N..W. Chehalis Ave., 740-1115 Network, 748-6601 Support Groups Organizations Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, Napavine American Legion Post 71, 7 5:30-7 p.m., 125 N.W. Chehalis Ave., Che- p.m., Napavine City Hall, 295-3559 halis, sponsored by Human Response Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 10:15 a.m., The Chronicle, file photo Network, 748-6601 Assembly of God church, 702 S.E. First Crowds illed the rides, booths and walkways at the 2011 Southwest Washington Organizations St., Winlock Fair. Seniors on the Go, potluck and meet- Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2200, ing, noon, Onalaska First Church of God 7 p.m., American Legion Hall, 111 1/2 W. Fellowship Hall. Fair Begins, Runs Through Sunday Main, Centralia, 736-6852 The 2012 Southwest Wash- Grandstand and bleacher seats Senior Song Birds, 9:30 a.m., Moun- Senior Centers ington Fair gets underway today are unreserved at $25 each. Re- tain View Baptist Church, Centralia, Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 273-3231 at the Southwest Washington served arena seats are $35 each. Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m. Fairgrounds. The tradition of a fun “oldies” Rainy Daze Quilt Guild, 7 p.m., Cooks Learn to dance, 10 a.m. Hill Community Church, Centralia, Grammy-award winning rock ‘n’ roll Saturday night con- Write your life, 1 p.m. 262-3877 country act The Oak Ridge Boys tinues this year with a special Music, 11 a.m. will appear on the Saloon Stage appearance by Mark Lindsay on Senior Centers Blood pressure checks, 11 a.m.-noon Lunch, noon Wednesday during the South- Saturday. Known as the former Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 west Washington Fair. Show- lead singer for Paul Revere & Pool tournament, 1 p.m. Morton Senior Center, 496-3230 Pinochle, 11 a.m. time is 8 p.m. the Raiders, Lindsay powerfully Music, 11 a.m. Known to their fans world- delivers favorite hit song such as Free tax information for seniors and Lunch, noon, $3 low-income, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., appointment Packwood Senior Center, 494-6331 wide as “The Oaks,” they’ve won “Silverbird,” “Arizona” and “In- necessary Walking, 8:30 a.m. almost every possible award in dian Reservation.” Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation Yoga, 9 a.m. the country music industry, in- Showtime is 8 p.m. This is a Morton Senior Center, 496-3230 Exercises, 9:30 a.m. cluding Top Vocal Group, In- free concert with fair admission. Pinochle, 11 a.m. Volleyball, 10 a.m. strumental Group of the Year Golden Circle Seats are available Nutrition lunch, noon, $3 suggested Bunco, 11 a.m. and Single of the Year. at $20 each. donation Lunch $4 donation requested, noon This is a free show with fair Sunday ushers in the Family Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, Pool, 1 p.m. admission. Golden Circle Seats Day Concert with the dynamic 785-4325 Horticulture project, 2 p.m., pre-reg- are available for $20 each. harmonies of the southern gospel Koffee Klatch, 8-11 a.m. ister by Friday before project The ALpocalypse is coming group Sisters at 3 p.m. At 5 p.m, Toledo Senior Center, 864-211 Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, to Grandstand of the Southwest Big Daddy Weave returns to the Low-impact exercise class, 3:30-4:30 785-4325 Washington Fair on Friday. Is it Southwest Washington Fair with p.m. Zumba class, 6 p.m. the end of the world? No, it’s the their contemporary Christian Oil painting class, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Packwood Senior Center, 494-6331 return of “Weird Al” Yankovic. sound, which has earned them Pinochle, noon, $1 Free whooping cough shots, 10:30 He’s a singer, songwriter, music honors across the nation. Both Zumba, 6-7 p.m. a.m.-noon, Packwood Senior Center producer, accordionist, actor, co- concerts happen on the Saloon Oil painting class, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 median, writer, satirist and paro- Stage, and both are free with fair Sweet Treats, 9 a.m. Nutrition lunch, noon, suggested dyist of modern pop culture and admission. Fair admission is half donation $3 for 60 and over, under 60, $5.95 music. “Weird Al” has sold more price for all ages on Sunday. Wednesday, Aug. 15 Exercise class, 8:30-9:30 a.m. than 12 million albums, record- Concert tickets and Golden Open pool, 9:30 a.m. ed more than 150 parody and Circle Seats are on sale at the Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo original songs. He’s racked up fair office: 2555 N. National starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange No. 153, three Grammy awards among Ave., Chehalis. Tickets are also 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis Thursday, Aug. 16 nine nominations, four gold re- available by phone at 740-1495. Taco Night, 6-8 p.m., Centralia Eagles, hard-shell tacos, two for $1, other menu cords and six platinum records Tickets may be purchased online Open mic, 7 p.m., Matrix Coffee- here in the USA. (service charges apply) at www. items, 736-1146 house, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Chehalis, Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix 740-0492 Showtime is 8:30 p.m. southwestwashingtonfair.net. Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- halis, 740-0492 please see CALENDAR, page Main 13

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Forecast map for Aug. 14, 2012 Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Gauge Flood 24 hr. Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. L 100s 48.36 65.0 -0.01 90s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 80s L L 73.23 85.0 -0.16 70s Cowlitz at Packwood H 60s H 1.82 10.5 -0.09 50s Cowlitz at Randle Partly Cloudy Sunny Sunny 40s Sunny Partly Cloudy 5.13 18.0 +0.09 30s 78º 55º 87º 55º 95º 59º 94º 57º 83º 53º Cowlitz at Mayfield Dam 20s 3.67 ---- +0.33 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Centralia Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 6:09 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 8:23 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 86 94/60 Moonrise ...... 3:07 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 54 71/55 Moonset ...... 6:26 p.m. Normal High ...... 80 Port Angeles Today Wed. Normal Low ...... 54 66/55 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 95 in 2002 Seattle Anchorage 66/53 mc 64/52 mc New First Full Last Record Low ...... 40 in 1943 73/59 Boise 95/60 s 92/59 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg 8/17 8/24 8/31 9/8 Boston 86/72 s 82/68 t Yesterday ...... 0.01" 79/53 88/59 Dallas 98/75 s 99/77 s Month to date ...... 0.09" Tacoma Pollen Forecast Honolulu 87/74 pc 88/74 s Normal month to date . . .0.37" Centralia 76/58 Las Vegas 108/86 s 107/84 s Year to date ...... 24.89" 78/55 Yakima Allergen Today Wednesday Nashville 84/65 s 89/68 s Normal year to date . . . .26.04" Chehalis Trees None None Phoenix 111/89 s 108/86 s 92/63 Grass None None Longview 80/55 St. Louis 87/67 s 95/72 s WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 78/58 Weeds Medium Medium Salt Lake City 93/70 s 93/72 s Vancouver Shown is today’s Mold None None San Francisco 65/56 s 64/56 s weather. Temperatures Washington, DC 88/71 t 88/67 mc Yesterday Portland 81/61 The Dalles are today’s highs and SendCity in your weather-relatedHi/Lo Prcp. photo- 89/64 tonight’s lows. graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 81/62 World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Wed. Today Wed. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Wed. Today Wed. Baghdad 110/77 s 111/76 s New Delhi 88/78 t 91/79 t City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 80/63 pc 83/64 s Paris 80/68 cl 90/60 mc Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; Bremerton 75/57 pc 81/60 s Spokane 89/58 s 86/54 s London 73/62 sh 76/60 t Rio de Janeiro 84/63 s 81/65 s r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; Ocean Shores 66/56 mc 70/61 s Tri Cities 95/66 s 94/62 s Mexico City 75/56 t 76/57 t Rome 91/70 pc 92/70 s sn/snow; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Olympia 79/53 pc 87/56 s Wenatchee 93/61 s 93/63 s Moscow 71/58 sh 70/58 ra Sydney 71/48 mc 73/48 s

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Pete Caster / [email protected] Observers gathered on the soccer ield surrounding the Herold Observatory, behind Onalaska Elementary School, to set up telescopes, tents and cameras in hopes of capturing images of the Perseid meteor shower on Saturday evening. The night sky did not disappoint as observers reported 60 to 100 visible streaks across the sky per hour. Stargazers View Meteor Showers at Herold Observatory MAKE A WISH: Observers The Perseid meteor shower the largest in western Washing- is named because most of the ton, is a fine place for viewing, Saw 60 to 100 Falling meteors emanate from the con- Herold said, the best location ‘‘You can make as many wishes as you want.’’ Stars an Hour Saturday stellation Perseus, named for is up in the mountains in the the celebrated hero of Greek dark. from Dusk to Dawn mythology who defeated vari- “But the thing that’s unique Johnny Garcia science teacher at Onalaska High School By Amy Nile ous archaic monsters. The truly about our telescope is you sit committed viewers could see down and look, all nice and [email protected] up to 100 falling stars in just an comfy,” he said. the science center as organizers just the size of sand grains,” he hour’s time. Other similarly sized tele- ONALASKA — Falling stars hooked an 11-inch telescope up said. illuminated the night sky Sat- “You can make as many wish- scopes often include uncom- es as you want,” joked Johnny fortable viewing positions that to a video camera. That way, all While viewers watched, urday from dusk to dawn. Star- the viewers could see the im- jazz music filled the air as a gazers camped out at the Herold Garcia, the science teacher at sometimes require the use of a Onalaska High School, who also ladder. ages at the same time as Garcia musician played his saxophone Observatory and Onalaska Sci- described the science behind it for the crowd of astrology en- ence Center to view the Perseid teaches astronomy at Centra- Stargazers had the chance lia College. “Some meteors re- to look through the telescope at all. thusiasts. meteor shower. ally light up the sky in big long several deep sky objects through Howard Templeton, of Gle- “It’s always made for easy lis- “Meteor showers are rem- streaks that trail all across the the night including nebula, an noma, watched as organizers tening while we look at things,” nants of comets,” said Ed Herold, sky.” interstellar cloud of dust and struggled to get the telescope Herold said. the observatory’s namesake. Linda Phillips brought her gasses, galaxies like the Milky and the projector in sync. Herold, who works in for- Because comets and Earth two daughters to see the meteor Way and different kinds of star “We were comparing it to set- estry research at Weyerhaeuser, both orbit the sun, there is a shower because they are home- clusters. ting your RV satellite,” he said, said he has studied the stars night every year where Earth schooled and her oldest daugh- “Globular clusters can have laughing. for many years because he took intersects with the dust trail left ter likes to study astronomy. up to a million stars in them,” “I wanted to look through a strong interest in them at a by the Swift-Tuttle Comet and “It’s a real privilege we have Garcia explained. the big telescope,” he said. “This young age. observers can see many falling this in our little community,” Just after dusk, viewers got to stuff is fascinating.” “It’s always fascinating,” he stars. she said. see Saturn and Mars and right Templeton said he really said. “The neatest thing about “Typically you can see about Phillips said she did, howev- before dawn they looked at Jupi- wanted to see Jupiter in the tele- astronomy is just being out un- one a minute, if you’re concen- er, wish the area’s light pollution ter, Venus and Mercury. scope at dawn but he’d already der the stars. It gives me a real trating,” Herold said. “Every was decreasing. The event marked the first seen several falling stars in just peace of mind.” once in awhile, you’ll see a really While the observatory with time the observatory projected a short time. ••• bright one.” its 24-inch Turner Telescope, live images of the night sky into “It’s hard to imagine they’re Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 Liquor Sales Drop 9.4 Percent in June By The Seattle Times ticularly during the first two Kudos to our We won't know for a while years, when distributors must whether Washingtonians are pay an extra fee. The question Carriers! drinking more or less liquor as ‘‘Most of the decline became how much of that fee a result of private retailers such appears to be distributors would pass on, and as Costco Wholesale taking over the answer appears to be all of We appreciate our carriers for delivering it. Liquor prices dropped in May, liquor sales in this state. attributable to bars The Chronicle to our subscribers. But in June, the first month and restaurants the month before the switch, by for private sales, people bought 9.3 percent compared to May less, according to the Washing- stocking up on 2011 "due to consumers buying ton Department of Revenue. larger bottles of liquor which are Spirit sales dropped 9.4 per- inventory in May 2012.’’ less expensive by volume than Thanks cent, to 2.86 million liters, in smaller bottles," the revenue de- partment said. Carl for June compared to the same State Revenue Department month last year. In June, prices rose 17.2 taking good "Most of the decline appears percent above June 2011. The to be attributable to bars and council is careful not to read too care of our restaurants stocking up on in- much into the first month's sales. customers! ventory in May 2012," the rev- May and 3.0 percent less in June. "The state will need at least enue department said. Overall liter sales in May three more months of collec- This past May, liter sales and June combined were 8.2 tions experience to identify Carl Gerber were 26.6 percent higher than percent higher than a year ago. long-term trends due to all the a year earlier, driven largely by Retailers reported gross sales of stocking up of inventory in May, bars and restaurants buying 46.7 $49,037,585 in June, 6.2 percent some inventory problems and percent more liters than they higher than the state liquor sys- slow startups by private retailers, had in May 2011. tem's sales in June 2011. the novelty of having hard liquor In June, bars and restaurants It's hard to know which way widely available, and possibly CH478585cf.cg backed off, buying 27.4 percent people expected liquor prices sticker-shock from customers experiencing higher prices un- The Chronicle fewer liters than in June 2011. to go in June. Some argued Consumers followed the same that competition would drive der privatization.” trajectory — buying more in prices lower, but others saw May and less in June than the that new fees imposed by the previous year — but the swing voter initiative that privatized was not as dramatic. Consum- liquor sales would mean higher ers bought 19.6 percent more in prices on some bottles — par- Welcome Cancer Dr. Robyn Vera Care

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Washington State Department Luckily, the safety valve on of Transportation closed off the tank functioned properly, both southbound lanes at the stopping any outright explosion. Napavine/Onalaska exit ramp. The fire teams, some from Nearly an hour later, there was Winlock and Toledo as well as still traffic backed up to mile Napavine, were especially wor- marker 76, but the blockage was ried about the possibility of the dissipating. embankment fire spreading. There were no injuries. The chance for a wildfire this Dylan Farnsworth, currently far into summer is great, espe- Pete Caster / [email protected] of Seaside, Calif., was one of the cially in the 86 degree weather The remains of a motor home smoulder along Interstate 5 Monday afternoon near mile marker 71. first passersby on the scene. He on Monday and after the confla- said he noticed smoke coming gration in Colorado earlier this from the medium-sized mo- summer. coming from the grass. At that According to Farnsworth, the vehicle and did not immedi- tor home but no flames, and he By 2:50 p.m., the embank- time, Linn said the cause was the fire began in the kitchen ately notice the fire. pulled over to assist. He and an- ment was covered in white flame unknown, but that the vehicle area, most likely the stove. Both As of 3:30 p.m. both lanes of other man helped the elderly cou- retardant, with only a smolder was a total loss. occupants were in the front of I-5 south were open. Centralia School Board to Fully Restore Advanced Program Budget cuts: District district is now proposing up to an additional $39,000 a year for Aims to Spend $326,000 “I know what it means to kids that don’t the program. By tHe NuMBers to Restore Programs Lost Superintendent Steve Bod- Breakdown of proposed fit the mainstream.” nar said he thinks the enrich- $326,000 to fully or partially After Nearly $2 Million ment and the extended learning restore Centralia School Dis- trict educational programs Decrease Over Four Years Michael Kelly provided by the program will benefit about 60 to 70 students • $195,000 for All-Day By amy Nile Centralia School Board member enrolled in the program each Kindergarten [email protected] year. • $67,000 for Summer Kelly said he appreciates the School Program The Centralia School Board The exact figure will depend The state defines a highly ca- • $15,000 for Athletics and decided to propose a full res- on the experience of the teacher pable student as one who exhib- other board members’ decision Activities toration of the “highly capable” they decide to hire to take over its high capability in intellectual to fully restore the program. • $13,000 for Highly Ca- program for students in grades science classes, which will allow and/or creative areas, possesses “I know what it means to kids pable Program three through six at their budget the current teacher to return to an unusual leadership capacity, that don’t fit the mainstream,” • $13,000 for career techni- workshop Thursday. the program full-time, bring- or excels in specific academic Kelly said. “To me, it’s a matter cal education equipment The restoration is part of ing the total to six periods of in- fields, who requires services of trying to provide for kids all • $10,000 for Camp Cispus the board’s proposal to spend struction each day. beyond the basic programs pro- across the spectrum of learning.” • $8,000 for Third-Grade $326,000 from the district’s “There was quite a group of vided by schools, according to The board is also proposing Swimming Program general fund reserve to fully or people advocating to get that the Office of Superintendent of to spend money on several other • $5,000 for Music partially restore several educa- back in place,” said Centralia Public Instruction. programs including $195,000 to Instrument Repair and tional programs lost after ap- School Board Member Michael The highly capable program bring back all-day kindergar- Replacement ten and $67,000 for the summer proximately $2 million in bud- Kelly. is now included in the state’s def- Note: Figures are estimates get cuts over the last four years. The board recently received inition of basic education, but it program. provided by Centralia School The highly capable program, a petition from the Parents of is not fully supported. The Cen- The board will meet Wednes- District Superintendent Steve originally slated for $13,000 for Gifted Organization with more tralia School District receives day at 6:15 p.m. to approve a fi- Bodnar. only partial restoration, is now than 200 signatures of commu- about $31,862 a year for the pro- nal budget plan for next year. proposed to receive an addition- nity members urging the board gram from the state and contrib- ••• al $20,000 to $26,000 a year. to fully restore the program. utes $24,013 in local funds. The Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 Bothell Man Drowns in East Lewis County River By The Chronicle ting in a shallow part of the river Barrett then got pinned in ing, according to the sheriff’s A 41-year-old Bothell man when he decided to stand up and the river and his fellow campers office. Aug. 10th - Aug. 16th drowned in the Ohanapecosh move to a deeper section. When could not find a way to save him. Barrett was then transported A Cat in Paris River on Saturday afternoon just he stood up, he lost his balance A group of kayakers passing to the Morton General Hospi- $3 • PG outside Mount Rainer State Park and intended to continue down by stopped and pulled Barrett tal, where he was pronounced 3:00pm (No Fri) after he lost his balance in the to the waterfall nearby, which from the river. dead at 3:50 p.m. Saturday. Men in Black 3 river and got pinned down be- people in his group said he has The kayakers were well pre- Lewis County Coroner Warren $3 • PG-13

tween logs and rocks. done before, according to the pared for the class five rapids McLeod said the autopsy will be 12:00pm & 6:00pm (No Fri) CH477245cz.cg Michael Lloyd Barrett was sit- Lewis County Sheriff’s Office. with the proper gear and train- done late Monday afternoon. Prometheus $3 • R News in Brief ARTS & 9:00pm (No Fri) and see official contest rules, see school supplies or $15 without. ENTERTAINMENT $$Two Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, minor Blood drive planned at in The Chronicle with parent at or before 6:00pm redcrossblood.org/summerfun. The school supplies are donated Friday: 9:00 PM: Great Northwest Music Tour Minor with parent before 7 pm only Moose Lodge All donors will receive a free to the Tenino School District. $3 All Ages • Ages 3 and under are FREE 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia movie ticket. A pancake breakfast will Thursday (360) 736-1634 • By The Chronicle Appointments may also be start at 7 a.m. in the Quarry The Chehalis Moose Lodge is made by calling 1-866-961-9211. House at the park. The event will hosting a Red Cross blood drive The Moose Lodge is located feature vendors, dash plaques to 1-6 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 22. at 1400 Grand Ave., Centralia. the first 300 cars, a raffle, music, Donors giving blood be- door prizes and a 50-50 drawing, tween Aug. 1 and Sept. 5 are tenino group plans car with proceeds going to a schol- eligible to receive a $100 movie arship fund. theater gift certificate, with show ‘show-N-shine’ A fun walk will begin at 11 daily drawings for movie ticket The Tenino Quarrymen Car a.m. The show will run 8 a.m.-2 four-packs. p.m., with awards presentations

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[email protected] Main 6  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2012 LOCAL Heat Wave Expected in Time for Southwest Washington Fair FORECAST: Twin Cities Could Hit 95 Degrees “After a long spring and lousy June it will make By The Chronicle it seem like we will have summer.” As residents around the greater Lewis County area file Dennis D’Amico into Chehalis for the Southwest meteorologist Washington Fair this week, tem- peratures in the region are ex- June it will make it seem like we Service. D’Amico said each sum- pected to reach upwards of 90 degrees, according to the Na- will have summer,” D’Amico said. mer in Southwest Washington tional Weather Service. For those who enjoy the hot tends to brings two heat waves. Meteorologist Dennis weather, D’Amico said the win- “So this is not unusual,” D’Amico said following the po- dow is closing after this week. D’Amico said. tentially record breaking heat “90-degree weather is hard With back-to-back 90-de- wave earlier this month, the sec- to come by after Labor Day,” gree days this week, D’Amico ond heat wave of the season will D’Amico said. hopes people stay hydrated and Pete Caster / [email protected] arrive Thursday when tempera- By Sunday, temperatures in out of the direct sunlight. Lisa Tuttle, Yuma, Ariz., hangs up prizes for the Balloon-A-Rama booth at the tures around the Twin Cities hit the region are expected to drop “The second day of the heat Southwest Washington Fair on Monday afternoon at the Southwest Washington 95 degrees. back down to the mid-70s, ac- wave can be the worst one,” Fairgrounds in Chehalis. “After a long spring and lousy cording to the National Weather D’Amico said. 14-Year-Old Boy Hikes Five Governor’s Flood Advisory Group Chosen Miles to Save Grandfather CHEHALIS BASIN: Group BUCKED OFF: Mineral northwest corner of Jug Lake the Lewis County Sheriff’s Of- Includes Three Flood FLOOD ADVISORY near Packwood. fice. Man Knocked off Robert Robertson, 64, Min- Robertson’s grandsons Authority Members GROUP Mule, Suffers Broken eral, was riding with his grand- stayed with him Friday night. By Bianca Fortis • David Burnett, chair of the sons, Tristen Thornton, 14, and By Saturday morning, Tris- Chehalis Tribe [email protected] Pelvic Bone Mason Thornton, 9, around ten hiked out to text his father • Vickie Raines, chair of the 10:30 p.m. Friday when Robert- for help. The members of an “ad- Flood Authority, represents By Kyle Spurr Cosmopolis son’s mule, Abe, bucked him off. Robertson was then airlifted hoc work group” that will [email protected] help determine the future of • Karen Valenzuela, vice- Roberton suffered rib and pelvis to Tacoma General Hospital chair of the Flood Authority, A 14-year-old boy hiked five injuries, according to Robert- around 9 p.m. Saturday by Air- flood mitigation projects in represents Thurston County miles early Saturday morning son’s daughter, Stacy Robertson. lift Northwest. the Chehalis basin have been • J. Vander Stoep, alternate to find help for his grandfather, Robertson was unable to Stacy said Robertson will announced by Gov. Gregoire’s representative for Pe Ell on who was thrown from his mule stand or get back on his mule have surgery on his broken pel- office. the Flood Authority Friday night while riding by the from the trauma, according to vic bone Tuesday at 10 a.m. Gregoire has said she will • Jay Gordon, executive include funding for flood mit- director of the Washington igation projects in her outgo- State Dairy Federation ing capital budget if local poli- Vaccines Required for School cymakers can agree on a suite of projects to propose. They will meet twice a The members selected rep- month for the next three Enrollment Are Available at No Cost resent diverse geographic and months. Their final recom- business interests. They are: mendations will be completed BACK TO SCHOOL: State said in a press release. “Unvac- school, preschool, or child care Chehalis Tribal Chair David by early November. cinated kids are more likely to Department of Health if a disease outbreak occurs. Burnett, Cosmopolis Mayor But the members chosen catch and spread serious illness- Last year a new law changed and Chehalis River Basin clearly have different opinions Urges Parents to es like whooping cough. That’s the process for parents or guard- Flood Authority Chair Vick- about how to mitigate flood- Vaccinate Children why it’s so important to protect ians to exempt their child from ie Raines, Thurston County ing; some have vocally sup- children from this and other required immunizations. Par- Commissioner and Flood ported building a dam on the By The Chronicle preventable diseases.” ents must now fill out and sub- Authority Vice-Chair Karen Chehalis, while others have Washington’s kids need sev- mit an exemption certificate Valenzuela, Chehalis attor- spoken against water reten- The Washington State De- eral vaccines before they can at- partment of Health is recom- signed by a health care provider ney and Pe Ell Flood Author- tion. tend school and child care. to verify the provider has shared ity Alternate Representative J. J. Vander Stoep, who is the mending that parents take the Two vaccines protect against time to make sure children are information on immunization Vander Stoep and Executive alternate representative for Pe diphtheria, tetanus, and pertus- benefits and risks. Director of the Washington Ell and does support building protected from diseases before sis – or whooping cough. The school starts. All vaccines re- No-cost vaccines are offered State Dairy Federation and a dam, said he is optimistic DTaP vaccine is required for for children up to age 19 through Elma resident Jay Gordon. about what the group will be quired to enroll in school are kids entering child care and health care providers participat- Keith Phillips, the execu- able to accomplish. available to children at no cost. kindergarten. One dose of Tdap The Department of Health ing in the state’s Childhood Vac- tive policy director for Gov. “All I can say is time will vaccine is required for kids 11 Gregoire, will participate on tell,” he said. “I have opti- said vaccinations are especially and older in grades six through cine Program. Providers may important because the state is in charge an office visit fee and a behalf of the state. Jim Kram- mism because the governor is 11. er and Michael Kern, of the obviously very serious about the midst of a whooping cough Parents can find out which fee to give the vaccine. People epidemic. Nearly 3,300 cases who can’t afford the fees can ask Ruckelshaus Center, will help hoping that before she leaves vaccines are required for school facilitate and advise the group. office she can move an is- of whooping cough have been and child care attendance on- the health care provider to waive reported so far this year, which the cost. The group will not make sue forward that people have line. The state said parents decisions, but hopes to devel- struggled with for 70 or 80 is more than has been reported should obtain vaccination re- For help finding a health in Washington since the early care provider or an immuniza- op a set of recommendations years. She’s obviously devot- cords from their health care pro- for the governor. ing a lot of resources.” 1940s. vider for children now in order tion clinic call the Family Health “We must be sure our kids to have enough time to get any Hotline at 1-800-322-2588 or start the school year on the right immunizations they might need. visit lewiscountywa.gov/publi- foot,” State Health Officer Dr. Kids who aren’t fully immu- chealth/immunization-program Maxine Hayes, a pediatrician, nized may be sent home from or www.withinreachwa.org. DONATE YOUR CAR News in Brief 1-877-213-9145 Chehalis City Council the vicinity of the plant, which snake was reported missing by includes Hamilton’s property. a man who spends time in Se- Free Towing - Tax Deductible CH478588ac.cg Rezones Commercial The city said any issues can attle’s University District and be addressed once the land is carries the python as a pet. The Property Southwest ready for permit review. shelter spokeswoman says at Help Prevent Blindness of Airport some point Monday morning, Get A Vision Screening Annually the man was in Ravenna Park By The Chronicle New Central Wash. when the snake got away. Wildfire Burns 12 Pythons kill their prey by The Chehalis City Council squeezing it. unanimously agreed on Mon- Structures Gravels says pythons are le- Become a day night to rezone a 6.37 acre CLE ELUM, Wash. (AP) — A gal in Seattle as long as they’re property on Northwest Arizona wind-driven wildfire burning not more than 8 feet long. Street from commercial to resi- northeast of Cle Elum in cen- dential use. tral Washington has burned Missing Auburn tax professional. Rick Hamilton, the owner 12 structures, including some of the property on 1340 N.W. homes, and is threatening doz- Woman Located Arizona St., sent the city a peti- Take the H&R Block Income Tax course to learn how to prepare ens more, a fire district spokes- PACIFIC, Wash. (AP) — A taxes like a pro. Class times and locations are lexible to it your tion in June and after two pub- woman said Monday. missing Auburn woman has current job, school and family schedules. Bilingual courses are lic hearings, Hamilton can now The Taylor Bridge fire had been located, but the case is still available. Not only will you learn a new skill, you could earn extra move forward with his residen- burned more than 3 square a mystery for Pacific police. income as a tax professional.* tial plans. miles — more than 2,000 acres Spokeswoman Stephanie Enroll now! Hamilton told the city he — by Monday evening, Kittitas Shook says 27-year-old Tatyana wants to use his land to build County Fire District 7 spokes- Khmara called her family Mon- For class times and locations, visit duplexes. woman Richelle Risdon said. day afternoon after seeing her- hrblock.com/class Single family and multi-fam- The Kittitas County sheriff’s self on the news. 800-HRBLOCK (800-472-5625) ily homes already exist in the office estimated the fire acreage Shook wouldn’t say where surrounding area. at 2,800 — more than 4 square Khmara was, but police do say Although Hamilton’s prop- Bilingual classes are taught in English and the instructor or assistant will be able to answer miles. she didn’t know how she got questions in Spanish as needed. Textbooks will be provided in both English and Spanish and erty, between Northwest River there. course exams will be offered in a bilingual format. Street and Northwest Arizona Detectives are investigating *Enrollment restrictions apply. Enrollment in, or completion of, the H&R Block Income Tax Street, is now residential, the city Report: 7-Foot Python whether or not she was a victim Course is neither an offer nor a guarantee of employment. noted possible issues, including of a crime and whether a man ©2012 HRB Tax Group, Inc. that the land is in a floodplain Lost in Seattle Park she was seen with on Friday eve- and close to the wastewater SEATTLE (AP) — A Seattle ning is a suspect. treatment plant. Animal Shelter spokeswoman The two were spotted togeth- Wastewater Treatment Plant says a 7-foot-long python has er by Khmara’s brother at a park 171 S. Market Blvd. 1115 Harrison Ave. 212 2nd Street CH477353bw.cg Operator Patrick Wiltzius said been reported lost in a city park. in the city of Pacific. When she Chehalis, WA 98532 Centralia, WA 98531 Morton, WA 98356 the odor from the plant may im- Ann Graves tells Seattlepi. missed work Saturday her fam- 360-748-6088 360-736-1004 360-496-3294 pact residential development in com that the nonvenomous ily reported her missing. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2012 •Main 7

YOU’RE INVITED!: The public and the business community are invited to bid at the 2012 Junior Livestock Auction on Friday evening of the Southwest Washington Fair. More than 200 animals, lambs, hogs & steers will be up for auction to the highest bidder. This year, the auction will also be offering goats, poultry, & rabbits for sale. Proceeds from this sale are returned to the 4-H and FFA youth who raise theseYOU’RE animals. INVITED! If you have not attended the Friday auction before, you’re missing out on one of the area’s most important, and most enter- taining, auction events of the year. New bidders are always welcome . Please join us on Fri., Aug.17, 2012 in the new judging pavilion. “Thank You to Our 2011 Supporters & Buyers!” YOU’RE“Thank INVITED! You to Our 2011 Supporters & Buyers!”

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Centralia OK Tire Factory, Inc. Farrowin Acres A & S Pinzgauers “ThankChehalis Professional You Building to Our 2011Fisher Quarter Supporters Horses & BuyersAcme Cattle Co. !” Rod & Anne Hamilton Kim Andrews Baw Faw Farms Mike & Elaine Hamrick Boistfort Store GOLD - $5,000.00 TO $9,999.00 Home Carpet Warehouse Myles & Sharon Bredeson Black Hills Cattle Co. Barbara Howe Conrad Bruns The Farm Store Monty Bryant J.J. Sauter Trucking, Inc. Les Schwab Tire Center – Chehalis Buzz ‘N Bloom Jim’s Hay Squeezing Centralia Deli, Steak & BBQ Les Schwab Tire Center – Centralia Deane & Lorna Johnson Mike & Beth Cooley Sandrini Construction & Remodeling Robert Cooley Ben Kostick, CPA Titus Will of Lewis County Dr. Kevin Dooms Kulchin Drilling Mike & Pat Dooms James & Elaine Lawler Dick & Dee Dorothy SILVER - $1,000.00 TO $4,999.00 Double D Farm Alderbrook Quarry, Inc. Lewis Pacific Dental Arts Gene Drop Steve & Carol Berch Lincoln Creek Lumber Dunroamen Properties LLC Darrin & Kristie Lowery Max & Tamara Eklund Bucks Logging, Inc. Susan Elwanger Cascade West Veterinary Hospital Robert Lucht Ethan Allen Farms Ernie Cook Kim & David Metz Eugenia Center Miller’s Custom Slaughtering Doug & Ronda Fisher Farm Credit Services Mary Jane Fox Fisher Farms Moerke & Sons Pump & Drilling Augustine Gamino Hamilton Rocking & Contracting Mom’s Kitchen David Garms National Frozen Foods Corp. Geier Glove Co. Cheney Livestock Gerry Gross L & L Enterprises Charles Neely Iverson Farms Duran & Kat McDaniel New Heritage Farms Joe & Dona Johnson Newaukum Repair Just 1 Studio Modern Machinery Paul & Donna Knight Northwest Hardwoods Newaukum Valley Ranch Lewis County Demolition Derby Assoc. Rolling Hills Veterinary Clinic Onalaska Custom Meats Lewis Co. Eye & Vison Parkerosa Farms Marilyn Logan Shipp Construction, Inc. Tye Lusk Southern Painting & Blasting Shawn & Bob Peters Matco Tools Taylor Drilling, Inc. Port Blakely Tree Farm Metz Machine Maxine Pratt Mike Westley, Inc. George Votaw Millers Chiropractic Clinic Washington Tractor Premium Quality Hay & Feed Robert & Julie Miller Wilco Clifford Pries Charlotte Misch Reichert’s Shake & Fencing, Inc. Chris Moore BRONZE $100.00- $999.00 Sharon & Dale Moysiuk Richard and Sandy’s Boer Goat Farm Nervous Ned’s Espresso Active Construction Patrick Richardson Richard & Sue Neuma Dave & Vicki Angwood Roto-Rooter Newaukum Valley Iron Works Lyle Apger Patricia & Kevin O’Neil Scherer Trucking & Excavating Darrell & Kathleen Perry John Aron Lonny & Michelle Schilter Mike & JoAnn Porter Col. Ron Averill Second Chance Ranch Cherry & Rudy Pries Baldwin Logging Punkin Patch Shamrock Hill Nursery Richardson Simmentals Dave & Brenda Balmelli Linda Smith Susan Riffe Mark Bowen Super Sonic Farms Robert Andrews Greg & Judy Bringolf Rocky Run Goat Dairy LLC Timberland Bank Rosebrook Farm Tim & Deanna Brix Toledo Excavating & Dumptruck Stefan Ruhle Bryant Auto Sales Gary & Kristy Vetter Shannon & Patrick Sauter Bulldog Construction Inc. Harold & Pam Shulz Jim and Pat Volk Julie & Bede Sienkiewich Butler Amusements Dean Wilson Skyline Pump & Machine Cascade Family Dental Center Eric & Julie Wilson Steve Smythe Insurance Centralia Orthodontics T. Johnson Construction Winston Quarry, Inc. The Feed Bin Century 21 Lund Realtors Wood Farm Tractor & Tree Service Ceres Farms Z & A Ranch Triple M Ranch Country Farms Twin City Family Dentistry Washington Orthopaedic Center Cowlitz Prairie Dairy Mark Westley Designs by Warren Scott Westley Donald J. Lynch, CPA 2555 North National Ave. White Hawk Farm Windermere Real Estate Earl & Paulette Dragt Chehalis, WA 98532 Eric & Tammy Zuber Dale Drop Fair Office: (360) 740-1495 Etheral Touch www.southwestwashingtonfair.net John & Judy Elwanger

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Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Dennis R. Waller, President, CEO J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 Christine Fossett, Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Brian Mittge, Editor-in-Chief Manure, Onions Breed Romance at SWW Fair Editor’s note: Chronicle guised as bucolic tomfoolery. Boone, is driving race cars at an columnist Gordon Aadland, Sat- Even after they stopped par- COMMENTARY: Saturday’s Child Iowa State Fair (imagine!), and urday’s Child, ventures into the ticipating in contests to win rib- all should come as no surprise and made it most popular with Ewell sings a silly love song to Tuesday edition in an ode to this bons, they pulled their home- to me because Phil Stong tried its great songs, including “It’s a Blue Boy, his prize-winning but year’s Southwest Washington on-wheels to to tell us about it in his 1932 Grand Night for Singing” and lovesick Hampshire boar. Fair, which begins today. the fairground Pigs, lovesick or not, are Love is in the air! It’s South- so that the novel, “State Fair.” In it a farm the Oscar-winning “It Might as west Washington Fair week! kids could family, the Abel Frakes, go to Well Be Spring.” Another fea- becoming more the center of It might be difficult for you experience the the Iowa state fair, to participate ture is that Jeanne Crain, who attention at state fairs. In Vir- to associate Cupid and his ar- 24-hour whole- and enjoy. It was made into a out-saccharines Janet Gaynor ginia this year there are daily rows with the stench of fresh someness and movie in 1933 and remade as as the daughter, wears so many pig races. steaming manure and the fry- to be awash in a musical in 1945 and again in dirndl dresses that the custom So,the excitement is starting ing of onions to lure hamburger the nostalgia 1962. designer should have won an- at the Southwest Washington By Gordon Aadland eaters, but I have seen it happen for them- The 1933 original, in black other Oscar. fairgrounds this week. Will and white, features Will Rog- In contrast, the 1962 screen- locally and nationwide on the selves, with the Rogers won’t be there, not even screen. constant lilt coming from the ers, the humorist of The Great ing is, as the critics put it, a Depression as Abel, and he is by “bomb.” It’s like stepping into a Alice Faye nor Tom Ewell and I first told about Scott and merry-go-round and the happy Blue Boy, but Weird Al Yankov- Jeri Hess, Centralia, early in screams from the Ferris wheel far the best of the three actors. cowpie in the middle of a pris- my writing of something for a as they fell asleep. He is a real cracker barrel sitter tine midway. Its casting is awful; ic will be. I’ll probably tie some church newspaper. They have There’s something about hog in the grocery store. You can Tom Ewell and Alice Faye as the balloons to my walker and be both had successful careers as judging, eating corn on the cob almost see the piece of wheat farmer and his wife; Pat Boone, out there, looking for romance. teachers and raised a son and and the hosing down of the fra- sticking out of the corner of his as the farmer’s son, for gosh- But not with Weird Al. a daughter to admirable adult- grant gutters in the stable stalls mouth. The oh, so sweet Janet sakes, and somebody named ••• hood, and it all began with a that gets the teenager romantic Gaynor plays the oh, so inno- Pamela Tiffin, easily forgotten Gordon Aadland, Centralia, pre-teen courtship in the fair- juices going. But in a whole- cent daughter, ripe for romance. as the love-struck daughter. was a longtime Centralia College grounds dairy barn, lightly dis- some manner, mind you. This The 1945 movie is the best In addition, their farmer son, faculty member and publicist.

COMMENTARY: Highlighting Lewis County District Would Suffer Without Dan Swecker Along with thousands of designed to create family-wage others, I drove east on the jobs. For example, Swecker: White Pass Highway to join the • Helped Ritchie Bros. Auc- fun at the Morton Loggers Jubi- tioneers obtain permits to locate lee Saturday. south of Chehalis. But unlike the hordes who • Worked with state and fed- lined the parade route snaking eral agencies to enable the Port through the town of 1,000, I of Chehalis to protect 66 acres donned a red T-shirt with white of wetlands west of Chehalis lettering and walked in the pa- as advance mitigation to offset rade with 20th District Sen. Dan what would be required when Swecker, handing candy to kids, companies build on low-lying grown-ups, and senior citizens. areas at the port, thereby pre- Years ago, I remember nearly venting years of delays. gagging when I picked up The • Introduced and secured Chronicle and passage of legislation limiting saw a front page photo of our annual property tax increases to Letters to the Editor Republican sen- the rate of inflation, which was less than 2 percent in 1998. It would be ill advised not to voice your con- ator embraced Massacre Ires Anti-Gun Crowd cerns of anyone who you believe to be a danger to by Democratic • Helped obtain $1 million in To the editor: state funding for the Industrial society. Remember this, security can be an incon- Gov. Chris- We now have yet another massacre that has the venience, but so is dying before your time. Park at TransAlta that will be tine Gregoire, liberals in an uproar and are demanding we sacri- It is the legal citizens who rule this country, and used to match a $2.8 million celebrating fice the Second Amendment by giving up our right come November, let our representatives know it. passage of an By Julie McDonald federal grant to develop the to bear arms. increased gas industrial land and bring 1,000 The real issue is how do we, as a nation, identify Pete Slempa tax. I flopped that front page high-paying jobs to the area. those who have illegal weapons and the attempt to Chehalis onto the bleachers at my son’s • Obtained funding for a rail do harm to the general public. As in most of these baseball game and plopped on spur for Cardinal Glass at Win- senseless acts of atrocity, the signs of a warped it in disgust. Just what we need, lock and helped the company mind were there but not identified. At this point, Porter Peformance Was Delightful higher taxes! with its permitting. the motives of the assassin are unknown and the To the editor: Now, seven years later, I look • Secured funding for rail game of Monday night quarterbacking begins with What a delight it was to attend the jazz program at the six-lane freeway between improvements in East Lewis the far-left media. Saturday evening, July 28, at the Fox Theatre in the 13th Street exit in Chehalis County. We no longer dare to point out the evident signs Centralia. The featured artist for the evening was and Napavine’s southern border. For five years, Swecker of a warped mind because it is politically incorrect Stephanie Porter, who performs throughout the I see the six lanes from Centralia chaired the Transportation and we end up closing the barn door (more regula- Northwest. Porter has a warm, sensuous voice that north through Maytown. I read Permit Efficiency and Ac- tions and/or restrictions on the law abiding citizens) is as smooth as melted caramel and an amazing about the state making $155 mil- countability Committee, which after the atrocities are committed. My definition of command of familiar jazz standards. lion of improvements between streamlined transportation per- political correctness is to speak and vote my mind. The many songs she sang had her own stylized Centralia and Chehalis to reduce mitting, eliminated 4,000 per- For the most part, our police are handcuffed touch. The very attractive Porter had a warm and congestion and improve safety. mits a year, and saved the state and are a response force after the fact and commit- friendly presence on stage while always maintain- Swecker notes that the gas hundreds of millions of dollars. ted to responding rather than enforcement. Traffic ing a very professional command of her musical tax, which hadn’t been adjusted He also passed a bill to stream- excepted. To broaden the picture, our armed forces program. for inflation in a dozen years, line multi-agency permits in the are being instructed while in a battle zone, not to Porter’s backup quartet were great musicians in is the only tax increase he ever private sector too. fire unless fired upon. It is no wonder that the last their own right. The guitarist led the group that in- voted for. He also worked with city war we won was World War II. cluded a bass player, drummer and saxophonist, all “It would have passed any- officials in Winlock earlier this If we cannot identify our enemies, foreign and/ obviously very skilled and experienced. way,” he said. “I just wouldn’t or domestic, how can we expect to control the out- year to help obtain state funding The theater, which is being beautifully restored have gotten all the projects for come in our favor? Security is not a part-time ex- to repair the gaping sinkhole at to its original glory, now has new velvet seats, won- our district.” ercise and it is not without sacrifice. The world is derful stage curtains and some of the decor re- That’s politics, and with a State Route 505 and First Street changing as we know it, and unless we as nation are downtown, and assisted the newed. senator who has served for 18 willing to bare the inconvenience, we will end up Parts of the exterior have been finished too, in- cities of Yelm, Tenino, Centra- years, we have political clout in paying the consequence. cluding a portion of the work on the marquee. For lia, Chehalis, and Winlock to Olympia that would disappear Of the millions who cross our boarders illegally, the evening, cloth covered, candle lit tables sat at the with election of a newcomer. obtain money for sewage treat- there are thousands of terrorists waiting for the front of the theater, giving a posh nightclub feel and I like John Braun, owner of ment plants and resolve permit- word to cause this country unthinkable destruction. were reserved for those who supported the theater Braun Northwest, which em- ting problems. When that time arrives, the citizens must have the and the evening performance with extra donations. ploys more than 150 people. But Swecker also has champi- ability to defend their families and property. The Santa Lucia, a nearby coffee shop, opened for I was surprised in May when oned social issues, fighting to police, fire department and National Guard will theater goers for the evening, serving beverages and I read his announcement of protect the unborn and support have their hands full in the heavily populated areas. complimentary light hors d’oeuvres. The yogurt shop his Republican candidacy for traditional marriage without We all can agree with the necessity for being adjoining the theater was also open, as always, too. Swecker’s Senate seat, saying the alienating people who disagree prepared for a local disaster, be it weather related, While the crowd was smaller than last year, we district needs someone in touch with his viewpoint. earthquake or volcano. For the most part, that certainly encourage future attendees to support with the private sector who will I believe Swecker has served would be a short-term inconvenience. and enjoy this big city experience with the warmth work harder for reduced gov- 20th District citizens well and In a coordinated terrorist attack involving and convenience of a local setting. It was a great ernment spending and a better deserves another four years in chemical, biological or nuclear weapons, it may be evening and a delightful setting in downtown Cen- business environment. office. years before a realm of normality returns. The at- tralia, which is becoming more attractive and offer- Say what? ••• tack in Colorado involved the use of chemical and ing more and more exciting shopping. I’ve learned a lot lately about Julie McDonald, a personal his- small arms weapons in a confined crowded space work accomplished by our torian from Toledo, may be reached and was well planned. We would all do well to re- Bonnie and Ralph Olson senator since 1995, much of it at [email protected]. member 9/11. Centralia

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Lt. Governor Candidate Stumps in Centralia News in Brief TARGETING INCUMBENT: End-of-Life Lt. Governor Educational Program Candidate Stumps Offered Sept. 14-15 Through Centralia By The Chronicle By Bianca Fortis The Palliative Care De- [email protected] partment of Providence Cen- tralia Hospital will host a free Bill Finkbeiner can admit two-day program, End-of- that discussing his candidacy for Life Nursing Education Con- state Lieutenant Governor can sortium, from 8:30 a.m. to be a “dry topic.” 4:30 p.m., Sept. 14-15. “It’s not the job that’s going to The program, which will be on the nightly news on a reg- take place in the Providence ular basis,” he said Monday at a Centralia Basement Class- Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of room, is open to all health- Commerce event at O’Blarney’s care disciplines. Registered Irish Pub. “But I’m running be- nurses can earn 14 free con- cause it’s an opportunity to re- tinuing education credits. ally make a positive change in All materials and meals the state.” are provided through a grant Also in attendance was Krist from the Cambria Founda- Novoselic, the bass player of tion. Space is limited to 45 Nirvana, who is supporting people. For more informa- Finkbeiner. tion, call Palliative Care RN Pete Caster / [email protected] Susie Durham, at (360) 330- Finkbeiner came in second Former Senate Majority Leader Bill Finkbeiner, who is running for the state's lieutenant governor position, speaks to the in the Aug. 7 primary after in- 8965, or go to the American Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce Monday at O'Blarney's in Centralia. Finkbeiner is challenging longtime Lieutenant Association of College Nurs- cumbent Brad Owen, who is a Gov. Brad Owen, a Shelton Democrat. Democrat. ing Web at www.aacn.nche. edu/ELNEC. The lieutenant governor lawmakers establish a set of pri- influence and open up the the need, the Legislature can come serves as the president of the orities for which to focus on and legislative process to the pub- to a point where, if we absolutely state Senate and would become to end the partisan bickering that lic — allowing video testimony need funding, and if they were Commissioners acting governor in the absence has plagued the Legislature. by citizens and providing the working together, they could get of the governor. to a ⅔ vote.” Allocate Mental Finkbeiner, a Kirkland Re- “I’m not running because same information to citizens I want to tell them what they that legislators receive are ways For more information about Health Tax Funds publican, previously served in the candidate, visit www.bill- both the House of Representa- need to do,” he said. “But what he would do that. By The Chronicle I can do is say, ‘You’re struggling Although Republican, he is finkbeiner.org. To learn more tives and Senate and served as about Brad Owen, visit www. On Monday, the Board with some tough issues. Let’s sit more moderate than some of his the Senate Majority Leader; he bradowen2012.com. of County Commissioners left the Legislature in 2006 to down and try to figure it out.’” GOP colleagues. ••• awarded $150,000 in funds start his own company. He has also said he would “I’m not a person who will Bianca Fortis: (360) 807-8245, generated by the Lewis He has returned to politics like to help manage the state’s say there’s never a reason to twitter.com/biancafortis and face- County Chemical Dependen- with two main goals: to help state debt, reduce special interest raise taxes,” he said. “If there’s a book.com/biancafortis cy, Mental Health and Thera- peutic Court Sales Tax fund. The commissioners unan- imously agreed to award Deciphering the Washington Gubernatorial Primary $85,000 to the Lewis County Shelter Program and $65,000 ABOUT THE NUMBERS: to Reliable Enterprises. Analyzing the Race Both recipients will pro- “It’s no time to panic. It’s going to be a very vide a combination of hous- Between Democrat Jay ing and case management for Inslee and Republican competitive race.” those who are considered high Rob McKenna utilizers of the law and justice Chris Vance system and other community OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — former chairman of the state Republican party resources to help them transi- What happens when you have Rob McKenna Jay Inslee tion back into the community. an open primary election and Republican Democrat Commissioner Bill Schulte less than half of the voters show to Gov. Chris Gregoire in the man Charles McCray said he said he agreed with support- up? general election by six points. wasn't surprised by the primary ing the shelter program, but You end up with results in a —Counties won: McKenna, had reservations about sup- 29 (including all of Eastern But in 1980, the last time the results, and that the campaign hotly contested governor's race state elected a Republican as porting any of the other pro- Washington); Inslee, 10 (includ- will continue fighting for the that everyone wants to dissect governor, the combined Repub- posals for funding. ing voter-rich King County). support of independent voters for clues about what will hap- lican vote in that primary was “I just want to make it This could shift by a county who likely didn't participate in pen come November and the just 41 percent, and the ultimate known that if they’re not pro- or two as votes continue to be the primary because they're still expected larger turnout. winner, John Spellman, had a ductive, if we don’t see results, counted. assessing their choices. the contracts will not be re- With about a million votes mere 17 percent out of a crowd- "I don't believe in there being counted so far, Democratic for- —Democratic vs. Republican ed ballot that had 14 candidates. newed,” he said. vote when the two Democratic a ceiling that the Republicans The 1-10th of 1 percent mer U.S. Rep. Jay Inslee edged He went on to defeat Democrat cannot overcome," he said. Republican Attorney General and four Republican guberna- Jim McDermott by 13 points in sales tax increase was ap- torial candidates are combined: McKenna and Inslee have proved last June to generate Rob McKenna, 47 to 43 percent, the general election. been campaigning since last in Tuesday night's primary. just over 50 percent Democrat, funds for drug rehabilitation about 47 percent Republican. summer, around the same and mental health programs. The sole purpose of the SINCE THEN, the Republican time Gregoire announced she state's "top two" primary is to Two independents and another vote in the gubernatorial prima- no party preference candidate wouldn't seek a third term. Two winnow down the candidates, ry has ranged from 27 percent recent polls, including one by regardless of party. McKenna collectively won close to 3 per- to 57 percent, with an ultimate cent. Elway, showed Inslee taking a and Inslee easily advanced to Democratic win in the general. lead over McKenna for the first —In seven other statewide Centralia/ the general ballot. Independent pollster Stuart time in the campaign. While the public isn't pay- races, including U.S. Senate, sec- Chehalis Elway said that at the end of the Christian Sinderman, a ing attention yet — at least not retary of state and auditor, the Government day, primaries "don't tell you Democratic strategist involved enough to send in primary bal- Republican vote never breaks much, if anything, about the West & in several campaigns in the lots, anyway — Tuesday's results 50 percent (either singularly or general." Central Lewis state, including the governor's County are the latest rough poll in what combined on more crowded "Candidates and campaigns race, said that the "primary is expected to be one of the na- ballots), ranging from nearly 40 do matter," he said. "It's not just tion's most competitive gover- percent to 48 percent. math." punctured the bubble that Rob nor's races. —In all-important King But Elway said that McK- McKenna was some kind of jug- Kyle Spurr County, which holds about a enna, seen as the GOP's stron- gernaut electorally." [email protected] HERE'S A BREAKDOWN of key third of the state's voters, Inslee gest candidate at the top of the Inslee spokeswoman Jaime numbers, all of which could captured 59 percent of the vote, ticket in years, still faces hurdles Smith said that while the num- vary slightly as votes continue to compared to McKenna's 35 per- because of Washington's Dem- bers have given the campaign a Sharon Care cent. The combined Republican boost of confidence, there's still be counted: ocratic-leaning electorate that Center —Turnout: Secretary of State vote for King County was about has elected Democratic gover- nearly three months left in the Sam Reed originally predicted a 37 percent. nors since 1984. A recent Elway campaign. "We're not taking 46 percent voter turnout by the What does all of this mean? poll showed 35 percent of re- anything for granted," she said. “great care at a state's 3.7 million voters in the It depends on who you ask and spondents identify as Democrat, Chris Vance, a former chair- great place” completely vote-by-mail elec- which prior race you want to 27 percent as Republican and 38 man of the state Republican S tion. Spokesman David Am- reference. percent as independent. Party, said that even though the haron Care Center mons said it's likely to be closer For example, in the 2008 pri- "The odds for McKenna, primary is only a snapshot of can help you with to 40 percent once all the mailed mary, Republican Dino Rossi even though he's been the front where the electorate is right now, ballots, which are still arriving, had 46.4 percent of the overall runner for a year and has been he thinks the numbers should everyday living, are counted. Voter turnout in vote, (the combined Republican elected as AG twice, have always still be of concern to Republi- manage your November is expected to be at candidate vote in that race was been stacked against him, just cans. least double that, considering 48 percent), and in King County, from history and party identifi- "It's no time for panic," he medications, and that turnout in the 2008 elec- Rossi captured nearly 36 percent cation," he said. said, but, "It's going to be a very provide you with tion was 85 percent. of the vote. Rossi ultimately lost McKenna campaign spokes- competitive race." a safe and secure setting. 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Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT of a vehicle at 10:08 a.m. Friday West Main Street at 5:28 a.m. male was arrested and released influence by Sterling Savings at on the 500 block of North Iron Sunday. for obstructing a public servant 1:08 a.m. Saturday. Assault Street and stole an electric guitar when he reportedly took off • Rebecca Ahrens, 50, Cen- amplifier valued at $400. Stolen Xbox running from police during a Malicious Mischief tralia, was arrested and booked • An Xbox was apparently warrant arrest at 576 W. Main • Forrest T. Lybbert, 25, for alleged fourth-degree assault Obstructing a Public Servant stolen at 10:18 Friday after the St. at 2:15 a.m. Monday. Moses Lake, was arrested and (domestic violence) on the 300 • Marshall J. Wills, 23, Kelso, victim reportedly allowed two booked for reportedly damag- - Green Hill Assault block of Hemlock Street at 8:39 was arrested and booked for al friends to spend the night on ing a fire sprinkler in a building - the 1400 block of Johnson Road p.m. Sunday. legedly obstructing a police offi • A 17-year-old male Green on the 500 block of Southeast when they stole his Xbox and - cer. Police said Wills was driving Hill inmate was referred for al Washington Avenue at 5:23 p.m. Marijuana Violation a van on the 1000 block of North pawned it. leged assault at 5:19 p.m. Sunday. Friday. • Travis L. Combs, 39, Cen- Pearl Street at 10:13 p.m. and • A 14-year-old male was tralia, was cited for alleged pos- switched seats with a passenger arrested for allegedly hitting Assault session of marijuana and mak- after being stopped by law en- his father in the face during an • Ernesto Hernandez- LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE ing a false statement to a public forcement. argument on the 1400 block of Vazquez, 31, Chehalis, was servant on the 1200 block of Al- Johnson Road at 3:51 p.m. Fri- arrested and booked for al- Stolen Chevy der Street at 11:46 p.m. Sunday. Violation Marijuana day. leged fourth-degree assault at • A white 1975 Chevy Truck, • Jessica M. Oleachea, 22, Southwest Cascade Avenue and two Oldsmobile motors and a Stolen Honda Accord - DVD Stolen from Garage Sale Chehalis, and Jennifer L. Schro Southwest Third Street at 9:34 carburetor were reported stolen • A green 1997 Honda Ac- eder, 27, Chehalis, were both • An unknown female sus- p.m. Saturday. cord was reported stolen on the pect reportedly stole DVDs from at 2:49 p.m. Friday on the 2100 cited for alleged possession of block of Wildwood Road in 700 block of Second Street at marijuana and drug parapher- a garage sale on the 500 block of Walmart Theft Curtis. 7:38 a.m. Monday. nalia during a traffic stop on Ke- West Cherry Street at 5:33 p.m. • Michael W. Burrow, 20, Friday. Centralia, was arrested and re- Vehicle Prowl arney Street and Ward Street at Stolen Chainsaw, Rifle 2:36 a.m. Sunday. Criminal Trespass leased for reportedly stealing • An unknown suspect re- CDs from Walmart at 9:46 p.m. • A chainsaw and .22 rifle portedly smashed out a window Minor in Possession • Jacob L. McClelland, 21, Saturday. were reported stolen between and stole a radar detector from - and Edward K. Nicodemus, 29, - 10:30 a.m. and 6:45 p.m. Friday • Benjamin Rivas Jr., 19, Cen - • Timothy R. Siler, 18, Cen a vehicle on the 800 block of tralia, was cited for alleged minor both from Oregon, were arrest tralia, was arrested and released on the 700 block of Lucas Creek Hamilton Avenue at 9:45 a.m. in possession on the 900 block of ed for alleged criminal trespass for reportedly stealing an iPod Road east of Chehalis. Saturday. West Main Street Sunday. on the 1000 block of Harrison cover from Walmart at 3:29 p.m. ••• • A Garmin GPS was report- Avenue at 1:11 a.m. Saturday. Saturday. By The Chronicle Staff edly taken out of a vehicle on the Meth Possession 500 block of Silver Street at 1:37 • Emmanuel Martinez, 20, CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT Driving Under the Influence Please call news reporter p.m. Saturday. Centralia, was booked for al- • David J. Nakano, 26, Cen- Stephanie Schendel with news tips. • An unknown thief report- leged possession of metham- Obstructing a Public Servant tralia, was arrested and released She can be reached at 807-8208 or edly smashed out a back window phetamine on the 900 block of • A 17-year-old Centralia for allegedly driving under the [email protected].

Nazarene, Centralia. A private graveside • JERRI DEE ANDERSON, 53, Randle, died Crude Oil — $93.60 per barrel (CME Lotteries service will be held later at Mountain Thursday, Aug. 9, at Liberty Country Group) View Cemetery, Centralia. Arrange- Place, Centralia. Private services were Gold — $1,599 (Monex) Washington’s Monday Games ments are under the direction of New- held. Arrangements were under the Silver — $27.69 (Monex) Lotto: 17-22-24-35-45-47 ell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. direction of Cattermole Funeral Home, Next jackpot: $3.29 million • RUTH JOHNSON, 85, Centralia, died Winlock • Hit 5: 14-15-21-24-27 Wednesday, Aug. 8, at Sharon Care Cen- JOSEPHINE NORWOOD, 75, Rochester, Corrections Sports Next cashpot: $120,000 ter, Centralia. A graveside service will be died Sunday, July 1, at home. A memo- Editor at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Klickitat Cem- rial service will be at 5 p.m. Wednesday, ••• Match 4: 09-11-15-17 etery, Mossyrock. Arrangements are un- Aug. 23, at Fort Borst Park, Centralia, fol- The Chronicle seeks to be accu- Daily Game: 8-6-0 der the direction of Funeral Alternatives lowed by a potluck. rate and fair in all its reporting. If Keno: 01-03-10-23-26-28-39-44-46- of Washington, Tumwater. you find an error or believe a news 47-49-52-58-59-66-69-71-72-77-80 • ROBERTA “BONNIE” SCHERER GOODWIN, 74, item is incorrect, please call the San Diego, Calif., formerly of Centralia, Commodities newsroom as soon as possible at Aaron VanTuyl [email protected] Death Notices died Friday, Aug. 10, in San Diego. No Gas in Washington — $3.86 (AAA of 807-8224, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. services are planned. Washington) Monday through Friday. • HARVEL WESLEY McNEILL, 83, Chehalis, • MERRILL RAY WARD, 79, Randle, died died Friday, Aug. 10, in Kerrville, Texas. Saturday, Aug. 11, at home. A funeral No service arrangements have been service will be at 11 a.m. Friday at the made at this time. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day • VAL JEAN STONE, 76, Centralia, died Saints, 102 Crumb Road, Morton. Ar- Wednesday, Aug. 8, at Harborview Med- rangements are under the direction ical Center, Seattle. A funeral service will of Funeral Alternatives of Washington, be at 11 a.m. Friday at the Church of the Tumwater. CH478264sl.cg In Remembrance valjean o. Stone (1936-2012) for WIDCO and retired with twenty-seven years of service with the mine. Some of the loves of his In Remembrance life were his family, motor racing of any kind, ishing, hunting and a natural gift of audrey l. vandeveer mechanics that continued to received orders to Clark Air dance club for several years. bless his family as well as Force Base in the Philippines. She truly enjoyed keeping up allowing himself to establish a Audrey soon joined him there, with her relatives and with small private business of lawn traveling by ocean liner across good friends she gathered mower repairs. the Paciic with her irst baby, over the years, and loved good In age, his love for his Freddie, in tow. books, wildlowers, butterly family and his pets (dogs) After the war ended, brooches, and her devotion to grew increasingly and was Audrey and Paul returned the Lord. demonstrated in his everyday from overseas to Butte to begin Audrey was preceded in life. their family life. Two more death by her parents and her He is preceded in death children, David and Sandy, brother and sister-in-law. In Loving Memory Of by his father and mother, his Valjean O. Stone soon came along. Audrey and She is survived by her three sister, Mary Jane (Tootie) Paul and their family lived in children, Fred Vandeveer (1936-2012) Ballard and grandson, Tyler Butte on and off, but Paul's of San Diego, Calif., David Valjean O. Stone, 76, of Stone. career in mining also took Vandeveer of San Jose, Centralia went to be with his He is survived by his loving them to central Wyoming, the Calif., and Sandra Lewis of Lord and Savior on Aug. 8, wife of 42 years, Cheryl Bitterroot Valley in Montana, Rochester, Wash. She has four 2012 at Harborview Medical Kae, a sister, Earlene (Babe) Audrey Lucille Grandpre and Salt Lake City, before they living grandchildren, Allison Center, Seattle, Wash. Val was Stone, a brother, Norman Vandeveer, 83, of Chehalis, inally moved to Centralia, Mori, Laura Taylor, Jennifer born to Earl and Lena (Rieger) Stone, a daughter, Cheryl Wash., passed away Aug. Wash., in 1972. Audrey Taylor, and David Taylor, Stone on March 14, 1936 in Lynn (Stephen) Spurgeon, a 9, 2012, peacefully and worked as a medical records and one deceased grandchild, Leonardville, Kan. son, Gary (Cindy) Stone, a gracefully at home. specialist for local physicians' Michael Vandeveer. She is The family moved to son, Roger (Debbie) Stone, Audrey was born Feb. 14, ofices in Centralia. Until she also survived by two great- Galvin, Wash., around 1940 a son, David Conzatti JR., 1929, in Butte, Mont., the moved to Chehalis, Wash., a grandchildren, David and where Val grew up and and a daughter, Brenda daughter of Fred and Gertrude few years ago, Audrey was a James Mori. attended school, graduating (Conzatti) (Rick) Larsen, nine Grandpre. Her much beloved regular member of St. Marks Audrey was a from Centralia High School in grandchildren, three great- father died when she was a Lutheran Church in Rochester. compassionate and intelligent 1954. grandchildren and numerous young girl. Her mother and She and Paul were married for woman, cherished by her In Oct. 29, 1954, he married nieces, nephews and cousins. her older brother, George more than 50 years, until he family and admired by her Norma Jean (Armstrong) Arrangements are being Hanson, supported young passed away in 2002. She had friends. She was witty, but McCellan and together they directed by Newell-Hoerling's. Audrey through this dificultby then extended her family always kind and generous. had three children. In 1970 he The memorial service will time, just as World War II was to include ive grandchildren She valued manners and married Cheryl Kae (Dean) be held at The Church of beginning. and two great-grandchildren. patriotism. She much Conzatti and gained two more Nazarene, Centralia on Friday, She graduated from Butte Her greatest joy was her preferred old-fashioned letter- children. Aug. 17, 2012 at 11:00 a.m., High School in 1947, and beloved children and their writing even with the advent Val worked at Churchill followed by a luncheon. started her college adventures families, and her extended of e-mail. She will be missed Glove Factory as a young man. Internment will be at Mountain at Montana State University in family, including her mother, greatly by all whose lives she He managed Super Save Gas View Cemetery. In lieu of Bozeman, studying secretarial her brother George and his touched with her love and Station on South Gold Street lowers, donations may be and business. Soon thereafter, wife Helen, and her cousins, graciousness. in Centralia in the 50s. In the made to charity of choice. she met and married Paul L. nieces, and nephews. But A graveside service will be early 60s, he drove logging To view the obituary, please go Vandeveer, a dashing Navy other things also brought joy held at Mt. View Cemetery truck for Elmer Cook. In the to chronline.com/obituaries. war veteran. They were to Audrey's life -- her music, in Centralia at 10 a.m. on early 70s, he went to work married on Sept. 30, 1949, and particularly the piano music Wednesday, August 15, 2012. took up residence in Butte, she played with great talent on In lieu of lowers, the family where Paul was attending the her baby grand that was a gift suggests donations be made Montana School of Mines to her by her father when she to local churches or ministries Newspapers In Education (now known as Montana Tech) was still a little girl. While or to charities supporting to become a geologist. Upon living in Butte, she was the disadvantaged children. graduation, Paul received a organist at the prominent St. commission through ROTC as Marks Lutheran Church. She To view the obituary, please an oficer in the United States loved square dancing with Paul go to chronline.com/obituaries. Air Force. As the Korean War and friends and was a member was by then underway, he of the Adna Do-Si-Do square

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Lewis County Superior Court Actions by Lewis County Su- ester, (1-3) three counts of tampering Centralia, second-degree trafficking in perior Court included the follow- with a witness, (4) possession of a con- stolen property, sentenced to 45 days ing defendants, charges and case trolled substance, heroin, (5) second- home detention, $2,375 in fees. Watch Out For New Mail Scam degree identity theft, sentenced to 12 • Beau James Armstrong, 35, Naches, dispositions: months and a day in prison on each (1) forgery, (2) second-degree theft, count, concurrent, 12 months commu- sentenced to 45 days home detention, Held May 31 nity custody, fined $1,000, $1,300 in fees. fined $900, $900 in fees. • Cordis Earl McBride, 27, Port Held June 7 Held June 19 Townsend, attempting to elude pursu- • Michael Denis Gendreau, 38, Centra- • James Glen McClure, 38, Cheha- ing police vehicle, with enhancement lia, possession of a controlled substance, lis, second-degree attempted assault, of endangering person(s) other than methamphetamine, sentenced to 18 domestic violence, sentenced to 15 driver and pursuing officer, sentenced months in prison, 12 months commu- months in prison, 12 months commu- to 14 months and a day in prison, fined nity custody, fined $2,000, $1,900 in fees. nity custody, $2,500 in fees. $600, $1,800 in fees. • Michael Dean Richardson, 47, • Dominique Joel Barnes, 22, Kent, Held June 4 Chehalis, possession of a controlled forgery, sentenced to 20 days electronic • Mary Louise Smith, 31, Centralia, substance, methamphetamine, sen- home monitoring, $2,000 in fees. possession of a controlled substance, tenced to 3 months home detention, Held June 20 methamphetamine, sentenced to 20 12 months community custody, fined • Larry Joseph Fraley, 53, Puyal- days in jail, 12 months community cus- $2,000, $1,900 in fees. tody, fined $1,000, $2,000 in fees. lup, communication with a minor for Held June 8 immoral purposes, sentenced to 51 • Kristine Marie Hiatt, 38, Chehalis, • Jeanne Belle Barringer, 53, Glenoma, months in prison, 9 months community second-degree theft, sentenced to 3 to possession of a controlled substance, custody, $2,400 in fees. 6 months in residential chemical depen- methamphetamine, sentenced to 1 • Jesse Albert Ruege, 21, Rochester, (1) dency treatment, 24 months commu- month home detention, 12 months nity custody, $2,503 in fees. tampering with a witness, domestic vio- community custody, fined $1,000, lence, (2) third-degree malicious mischief, Held June 6 $2,359 in fees. domestic violence, (3) fourth-degree as- • Erica Justine Jiminez, 22, Centralia, ha- • Todd Dale Phelps, 52, Pe Ell, (1) third- sault, domestic violence, (4) violation of rassment, sentenced to 364 days in jail with degree rape, with aggravators position protection order, domestic violence, sen- 363 suspended, fined $700, $1,500 in fees. of trust, particularly vulnerable victim, tenced to 3 months in jail on count 1, 364 • Joey Russell Lang, 42, Chehalis, pos- (2) second-degree sexual misconduct days with 274 suspended on counts 2, 3 session of a controlled substance, meth- with a minor, sentenced to 4 years and and 4, concurrent, $1,900 in fees. amphetamine, sentenced to 45 days 363 days in prison on count 1, sentenced Held June 22 home detention, 12 months commu- to 364 days on count 2, consecutive, one • Brett Wylie Dodeward, 21, Selah, nity custody, fined $1,000, $2,100 in fees, day community custody, $2,977 in fees. third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 • Stewart Neifert, 43, Aberdeen, Held June 11 days in jail with 362 suspended, 80 fourth-degree assault, sentenced to • Carrie Rene Justus, 45, Shelton, bigamy, hours of community service, fined $500, 364 days in jail, fined $5,000 with $5,000 sentenced to 30 days electronic home $700 in fees. suspended, $2,300 in fees. monitoring, fined $1,000, $800 in fees. • Allen Dean Noble, 19, Selah, third- • Ryan Anthony Justice, 25, Randle, Held June 13 degree theft, sentenced to 364 days in possession of a controlled substance, • James Clayton Cunning, 35, Onalas- jail with 362 suspended, 80 hours of com- Photo Illustration / The Chronicle methamphetamine, sentenced to 6 ka, (1-2) two counts first-degree traffick- munity service, fined $500, $700 in fees. months and a day home detention, 12 Scammers picked the wrong target when they sent this supposed check for ing in stolen property, (3) third-degree • Randy M. Haroldson, 30, Centralia, months community custody, fined $4,685 to former Lewis County Sherif Bill Logan. The retired sherif imme - possession of stolen property, sen- possession of a controlled substance, $2,000, $2,074 in fees. tenced to 13 months in prison on both methamphetamine, sentenced to 24 diately smelled a rat, made a few phone calls, and discovered that this was • Joseph Anthony Sasso, 25, Chehalis, counts 1 and 2, sentenced to 364 days months community custody, fined indeed too good to be true. This fake check is from a real bank and is written (1) third-degree theft, (2) fourth-degree on count 3, concurrent, $2,400 in fees. $1,000, $2,000 in fees. against a real company, but that company has closed its account after being assault, sentenced to 364 days in jail • Kendra Lorene Burrow, 32, • Jessica Elizabeth Ackley, 30, Ab- with 180 suspended, fined $5,000 on scammed earlier this year. Logan echoes a warning that comes with all un - Longview, possession of a controlled erdeen, possession of a controlled each count, concurrent, $2,300 in fees. solicited checks and requests to wire money or send money orders: don’t do substance, oxycodone, sentenced to 25 substance, sentenced to 30 days in jail, it. “They tell you to deposit this right now and send a check to these people,” • Melynda Joann Mann, 56, Centralia, days in jail, 12 months community cus- fined $1,000, $2,000 in fees. possession of a controlled substance, Logan said. “They’ll get your money before your bank realized the check was tody, fined $1,000, $2,000 in fees. • Addison Timothy Boloko, 21, Maple methamphetamine, sentenced to 7 • Carlos Renteria Jr., 18, Yakima, pos- Valley, second-degree theft, sentenced no good, and you get ripped of.” days in jail, 12 months community cus- session of a controlled substance by a to 4 months in jail, $6,386 in fees. tody, fined $1,000, $2,000 in fees. prisoner, sentenced to 30 days in jail, Held June 25 • Donald Ray Pender, 57, Centralia, (1) consecutive with other sentence, fined • Christopher Dustin Kruger, 19, Che- tenced to 90 months in prison on each fined $3,000 $4,000 in fees. possession of a controlled substance, $513, $1,400 in fees. count, concurrent, 12 months commu- Held June 28 methamphetamine, (2) second-degree halis, (1) second-degree theft, (2) first- • Leslie Sher-Ann Mathews, 47, Mor- degree criminal trespassing, sentenced nity custody, fined $3,000, $2,000 in fees. • Damian Scott Lacy, 23, Centralia, driving while license suspended or • Javier Emanuel Martinez, 18, Centra- revoked, (3) tampering with physical ton, second-degree theft, sentenced to to 45 days in jail on count 1, 364 days possession of a controlled substance, lia, second-degree rendering criminal evidence, (4) resisting arrest, sentenced 30 days home detention, $2,150 in fees. with 319 days suspended on count 2, marijuana, sentenced to 40 days in jail, assistance, sentenced to 364 days home to 90 days in jail on counts 1 and 4, Held June 15 concurrent, $2,510 in fees. 12 months community custody, fined detention with 348 suspended, fined sentenced to 364 days with 274 sus- • Jacob Matthew Walls, 26, Shelton, • Michelle Simpson, 34, Charleston, $1,000, $1,900 in fees. $200, $2,100 in fees. pended on counts 2 and 3, concurrent, second-degree attempted robbery, W.Va., third-degree attempted theft, Held June 29 sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 sus- • Jesse Randle Baxter, 22, Centralia, 12 months community custody, fined sentenced to 12 months and a day in • Kevin I. Sines, 26, Centralia, posses- $2,000, $1,900 in fees. prison, concurrent with other sentence, pended, fined $750, $1,100 in fees. second-degree assault, sentenced to 53 months in prison, 18 months commu- sion of marijuana, 40 grams or less, sen- • Charles Louis Frenz, 35, Centralia, fail- 12 months community custody, fined • Diego Javier Torres, 25, Centra- tenced to 90 days home detention with $750, $1,450 in fees. nity custody, $2,400 in fees. ure to register as sex offender with two lia, second-degree malicious mischief, 80 suspended, 12 months bench proba- sentenced to 30 days home detention, Held June 27 or more prior same offenses, sentenced Held June 18 tion, fined $600, $1,150 in fees. to 33 months in prison, 36 months com- fined $400, $1,500 in fees. • Jerry Michael Gibbons, 36, third- • Robert John Hughes, 32, Tenino, • Jerimy James Trudeau, 29, Centralia, munity custody, $2,400 in fees. • Michael Stephen Mattsen, 38, Ta- degree rape of a child, sentenced to 12 (1) first-degree attempted robbery, (2) two counts of harassment, sentenced • Jeff Coley Plancich, 34, Chehalis, (1) first-degree robbery, (3) attempting coma, (1) felony driving under the in- months and a day in prison, 36 months to 364 days in jail with 280 suspended, first-degree burglary (2-4) three counts to elude a pursuing police vehicle, (4) fluence, (2) third-degree driving while community custody, $1,800 in fees. fined $5,000 on each count, 24 months of theft of a firearm, (5-7) three counts of fourth-degree assault, domestic vio- license suspended, sentenced to 15 • Kevin Neal Stewart, 49, Olympia, (1) bench probation, $700 in fees. second-degree unlawful possession of a lence, (5) third-degree driving while months in prison on count 1, 90 days second-degree burglary, (2) possession firearm, sentenced to 30 months in pris- license suspended, sentenced to 56.25 on count 2, concurrent, 12 months com- of a controlled substance with intent to July 2 on on count 1, 26 months each on counts months in prison on count 1, 60 months munity custody, $3,323 in fees. deliver, (3) possession of a controlled • Mitchell Lee Galster, 36, Olympia, 2, 3 and 4, 4 months each on count 5, 6 on count 2, 8 months on count 3, 364 Held June 26 substance, cocaine, sentenced to 68 possession of a controlled substance, and 7, concurrent, 18 months community days on count 4, 90 days on count 5, • Dennis Lee Lindquist, 43, Onalaska, months in prison on count 1, 68 months heroin, sentenced to 60 days in jail, 12 custody, fined $500, $1,900 in fees. concurrent, $1,900 in fees. three counts of delivery of a controlled on count 2, 24 months on count 3, con- months community custody, fined • Jennifer Marie Gilpatrick, 35, Roch- • Andrew Royal Boyd Langford, 21, substance, methamphetamine, sen- current, 12 months community custody, $2,000, $1,800 in fees. Chehalis Municipal Court Look for our Tuesday Chehalis Municipal Court pended on count 2, $278 in fees. pended, (2) first-degree driving while criminal cases, including sen- • Jackalin Ann Shore, 40, Winlock, license suspended, (3) third-degree commentary by Julie McDonald tences, fines, fees and findings of third-degree driving while license sus- theft, sentenced to 90 days in jail with pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail 30 suspended , fined $1,000 with $500 not guilty or dismissals. suspended on count 1, sentenced to with 90 suspended, fined $600 with $300 suspended, $278 in fees. 364 days with 354 suspended, fined Held June 20 • Chase Matthew Skovold, 28, Chehalis, $1,000 with $500 suspended on count • Marianne Arlene Brown, 53, Chehalis, first-degree negligent driving, sentenced 2, consecutive with count 1, sentenced third-degree driving while license sus- to 90 days in jail with 89 suspended, fined to 364 days with 354 suspended, fined pended, dismissed without prejudice. $800 with $400 suspended, $352 in fees. $1,000 with $500 suspended on count 3, concurrent with count 2, $882 in fees. In Remembrance • Katie Joann Caswell, 22, Centralia, • Michael Joseph Smith, 21, Vancou- third-degree driving while license sus- ver, Wash., (1) obstructing law enforce- • Jackalin Ann Shore, 40, Winlock, pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail ment officer, (2) disorderly conduct, third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 with 90 suspended, fined $800 with sentenced to 364 days in jail with 364 days in jail with 364 suspended, fined WILLIAM "BILL" FRANCIS WATT $400 suspended, $278 in fees. suspended, fined $600 with $300 sus- $1,000 with $500 suspended, $327 in • Nicole Annette Chafin, 35, Chehalis, pended on count 1, sentenced to 90 fees. William “Bill” Francis member of the International third-degree driving while license sus- days in jail with 90 suspended, fined • Colten Dane Wesen, 23, Centralia, Watt passed away peacefully Longshore and Warehouse pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail $400 with $200 suspended on count 2. urinating/defecating in public, dis- on Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2012 Union. He was also a member with 90 suspended, fined $1,000 with • Jarrod Cole Snipes, 32, Winlock, missed with prejudice. in Centralia, Wash., after a of Boistfort Community $500 suspended,, $278 in fees. third-degree driving while license sus- • Robyn Joy Yocum, 47, Chehalis, brief illness. Bill had been Church for several years. • Pamela Anne Clark, 46, Winlock, pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail third-degree driving while license sus- widowed for over 19 years. Bill was a quiet, kind and third-degree driving while license sus- with 90 suspended, fined $1,000 with pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail He was inally reunited with generous man who will be $500 suspended, $278 in fees. with 90 suspended, fined $900 with his beloved wife, Virginia sorely missed by his family. with 90 suspended, fined $800 with Held June 27 $450 suspended, $278 in fees. $400 suspended,, $278 in fees. and was ushered into the He was preceded in death • Breianna Ileene Eberly, 24, Centra- Held July 5 and 11 presence of his Lord. by his parents, William and • John David De la Harpe, 68, Che- lia, third-degree driving while license • Lexie Rae Ayres, 26, Winlock, third- halis, (1) nuisance violation, vehicles, (2) Bill was born on April 29, Reta Watt, his wife, Virginia, suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail degree driving while license suspended, 1925 to William and Reta sister, Rose Huggins, and habitation/recreational vehicle, first vio- with 89 suspended, fined $1,000 with dismissed with prejudice. lation, count 1 dismissed with prejudice, $500 suspended, $152 in fees. (Heanski) Watt in St. Helens, brother, Bob Watt. Surviving count 2 dismissed without prejudice. • Timothy Wayne Bostwock, 37, Win- Ore. He attended school in him are his daughter, Linda • Samantha Christine Frazzin, 25, Cen- lock, third-degree driving while license • Ronald Michael Foltz, 40, Onalaska, tralia, third-degree driving while license suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail St. Helens and graduated (Ray) Cothren of Winlock; third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with 88 suspended, fined $800 with from St. Helens High in son, Don (Shari) Watt of days in jail with 364 suspended, fined with 90 suspended, fined $400 with $400 suspended, $203 in fees. 1943. Chehalis, as well as six $1,000 with $500 suspended. $200 suspended, $278 in fees. • Machelle Lyn Clark, 35, Chehalis, at- Upon his graduation, Bill grandchildren, seven great- • Cory C. Higgins, 20, Chehalis, disor- • Joshua Charles Goodrich, 29, Win- tempted third-degree theft, sentenced enlisted in the U.S. Navy, and grandchildren (with another derly conduct, sentenced to 90 days in lock, making false statement to public to 90 days in jail with 90 suspended, served as a Quartermaster on the way) and three great- jail with 90 suspended, fined $800 with servant, sentenced to 364 days in jail fined $400 with $200 suspended, $175 aboard LST No. 626 in the great-grandchildren. There $400 suspended, $175 in fees. with 364 suspended, fined $800 with in fees. Philippines and South Paciic are also numerous nieces and • George Edward Johnson, 67, Olympia, $400 suspended, $175 in fees. • Kenneth Ray Gilliam, 31, Tacoma, through the end of WWII. nephews. violation of uniform codes, fined $200. • Sean Michael Klamn, 31, Chehalis, third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 After the war Bill returned Visitation may be made • Damen Jon Kroll, 23, Chehalis, (1) second-degree driving while license days in jail with 364 suspended, fined home and married Virginia between the hours of 10:00 third-degree driving while license suspended, sentenced to 364 days in $1,200 with $600 suspended, $100 in “Ginny” Brooks in July of a.m and 5:00 p.m. both suspended, (2) failure to transfer title jail with 354 suspended, fined $1,000 fees. 1947. Together they raised Thursday and Friday, August within 45 days, sentenced to 90 days in with $500 suspended, $278 in fees. jail with 90 suspended, fined $400 with • Luke Uma Hall, 30, Onalaska, reck- two children, Linda and Don. 16 and 17, 2012 at Brown • Susan J. Laytham, 49, Chehalis, $200 suspended on count 1, count 2 dis- less driving, sentenced to 364 days in Bill and Ginny lived in the Mortuary in Chehalis. third-degree driving while license sus- missed without prejudice, $278 in fees. jail with 364 suspended, fined $800 St. Helens and Scappoose, A graveside service pended, dismissed. with $400 suspended, $103 in fees. • Brandon Shane Molnar, 23, Cheha- Ore. area for about 40 years. will be held on Saturday, • Chari Lynn Manier, 28, Centralia, third- lis, obstructing law enforcement officer, • Cory Lee Hughes, 19, Chehalis, third- Bill spent most of that time Aug. 18, 2012 at 11:00 am sentenced to 364 days in jail with 358 degree theft, sentenced to 364 days in jail degree malicious mischief, physical working as a longshoreman at the Winlock Cemetery suspended, fined $1,000 with $500 sus- with 354 suspended, fined $1,000 with damage, dismissed without prejudice. on the docks along the lower with Pastor Buddy Patten pended, $100 in fees. $500 suspended, $175 in fees. • Larry Keith Leonard, 26, Napavine, Columbia River, retiring in oficiating. A gathering • Randy James Mullins, 27, Chehalis, • Kenneth Charles Nollette, 54, Sno- third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 1987. After his retirement, following the service will be third-degree driving while license sus- homish, third-degree theft, sentenced to days in jail with 362 suspended, fined Bill and Ginny moved to held at the New Beginnings pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail 364 days in jail with 362 suspended, fined $1,000 with $500 suspended, $100 in Southwest Washington to Assembly of God Church in with 90 suspended, fined $800 with $400 with $200 suspended, $374 in fees. fees. be closer to their kids and Winlock, Wash. Memorials $400 suspended, $278 in fees. • Kenneth Jerail Pliler, 28, Centralia, • David D. Raymor, 54, Chehalis, phys- grandkids. They also enjoyed may be donations to the third-degree driving while license sus- • Jose Luis Ochoa, 52, Centralia, reck- ical control, sentenced to 364 days in jail sightseeing throughout much donor’s local area food bank. less endangerment, sentenced to 364 pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with 363 suspended, fined $5,000 with with 90 suspended, fined $800 with of the U.S. until Ginny’s days in jail with 349 suspended, fined $4,437 suspended, $2,178 in fees. untimely death after a sudden $1,000 with $500 suspended. $400 suspended, $278 in fees. • Tom Allen Reeves, 41, Centralia, To view the obituary, please • Casey Ray Schliesser, 31, Chehalis, illness in 1992. go to chronline.com/obituaries. • Barbara Rose Prew, 29, Yelm, (1) third-degree driving while license sus- Bill was a longtime operating vehicle without ignition in- disorderly conduct, dismissed with pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail terlock, (2) third-degree driving while prejudice. with 85 suspended, fined $800 with license suspended, sentenced to 90 • Dean Lewis Scott, 55, Toledo, third- $400 suspended, $303 in fees. Brown Mortuary Service days in jail with 90 suspended, fined degree malicious mischief, physical • Janice L. Spicer, 47, Eugene, Ore., 229 North Market Blvd. Condolences may be offered at $600 with $300 suspended on count damage, dismissed with prejudice. third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 Chehalis, WA 98532 www.brownmortuary.com 1, sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 • Nichole R. Sellards, 29, Chehalis, (1) days in jail with 364 suspended, fined (360) 748-4496 suspended, fined $600 with $300 sus- third-degree driving while license sus- $800 with $400 suspended. Main 12  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2012 CH476706sl.db Main 13  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2012 LOCAL

Fair: Attractions Continued from front page same thing as the pro riders, just 2,000 pounds of difference.” The company has 40 head of sheep for kids to ride either solo or with help from the three wranglers, who catch riders to keep them safe as they fall off. Pawley said they have had rid- ers as young as 2 1/2 months old and as old as 10. The race even has a man that tells jokes and entertains specta- tors with a rodeo clown-like per- formance. Wool Busters will hold a fi- nals round on the last day of the fair and the top five solo riders will win a belt buckle from Mon- tana Silversmiths and trophies. This year’s fair will also fea- ture a first-ever battle of the bands right before the fire- works from 6 to 9:30 on Thurs- day. Three local rock bands: Marshall Road, Hurts like Hell and Rock City will battle at the Grandstand while the Saloon Stage will feature hip-hop music. “It’s appealing to two differ- Pete Caster / ent demographics because the [email protected] fair is for everyone,” Sobolesky A goat chews on some hay on Monday in the Blue Pavilion at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Chehalis. said. “We’re really excited because fun,” she said. “Goats are one we have a lot of local bands on of the best animals personality the schedule this year.” wise.” In addition to the new activi- Burke said she encourages ties, the fair will have old favor- community members to come Justin Wambach, ites like exhibits from 50 differ- take a look on what they’ve spent 17, Corvallis, Ore., ent departments in all kinds of several months preparing for. sets up a speaker categories like animals, floral, In addition to the exhibits, in the Mutton- living arts and hobbies. around 200 vendors will be sell- Bustin' Arena at “They all tend to have new ing various items this year. the Southwest stuff because it is what the com- Roger McClanahan, of Teni- Washington munity wants to showcase,” So- no, was one of many vendors Fairgrounds bolesky said. working Monday to set up his on Monday in The fair staff and hundreds booth, which will be selling ma- Chehalis. of volunteers work all year to hogany airplanes, cars and vases put together the week-long from Vietnam. event, which features a “Heart of “Get a day out and have some the Harvest” theme this year. fun,” he said. “Come by the “With our agricultural focus, booths. Who knows? You might we really felt that’s what the fair find something you want.” is about,” Sobolesky said. Sue Keeling, of Chehalis, “It’s fun because everyone was working to set up the Che- takes their department and halis Rotary’s food stand which goers including “Weird Al” makes it special.” will be selling corn on the cob, Yankovic, The Oak Ridge Boys, Jeryl Fuchs, the open class sloppy joes and freshly squeezed Big Daddy Weave, Sisters and floral superintendent, was lemonade. Mark Lindsay, the former lead working to set up about 600 ex- “It’s the best bargain on the singer of Paul Revere and the hibits Monday along with Sandy Midway,” Keeling said. “Pro- Raiders. Grady, the agricultural super- ceeds go back to community For those looking to beat the intendent, who was expecting projects.” heat, Riverside Fire Authority nearly 200 entries. In addition to vendors and Compassionate In Home Assistance will have their cooling station www.homecareprosnw.com “Everything in here is the exhibits, Butler Amusements set up with sprinklers as the harvest,” Grady said. “It is all will be returning with 25 car- • Providing DSHS Respite Care forecast calls for temperatures • Trained & Experienced Caregivers edible.” nival rides and 20 games. New • Quality Care From The Comfort • On Call 24/7 In addition to open class ex- rides this year include Wind- ranging from the high 70s to the Of Your Own Home • Locally Owned & Operated hibits, the fair also features en- surfer, Circle of Champions and mid 90s. • One On One Compassionate Care • Serving All Of Lewis, Paciic, tries from FFA and 4-H. Goofyville. Other popular rides More information and a • Free Home Assessment Grays Harbor, Thurston & complete line-up of events can • Temporary Or Long Term Mason Counties Kaci Burke, from the Adna like the Giant Ferris Wheel, Vi- Care Services area, was setting up Monday to per and Cliffhanger are return- be found online at southwest- showcase 12 goats with her two ing. washingtonfair.net. 883A South Market Blvd. • Chehalis, WA 98532 (T) 877-688-1136 (F) 360-996-4389 daughters for their 4-H projects. This year’s fair also has sev- ••• [email protected] CH477013cz.cg “They’re cute and it’s a lot of eral concerts lined up for fair Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 Longtime Seattle News Anchor Goertzen Dies SEATTLE (AP) — Longtime rector Holly Gauntt wrote, "Her geries and radiation treatments, Seattle television news anchor long fight against the tumors the tumor continued to grow back, Kathi Goertzen died Monday that have ravaged her brain is intertwining with nerves and par- following a lengthy, public battle over. She is at peace now, com- alyzing her face.She documented with brain tumors. She was 54. fortable and surrounded by all her illness and treatments in ap- KOMO-TV, the ABC affili- that is good." pearances on KOMO, even after ate where she worked for three Goertzen was first diagnosed she left her anchor chair, and she decades, announced her death with a benign brain tumor about launched a foundation dedicated on its website Monday. News di- 12 years ago. Despite multiple sur- to brain tumor research. Calendar: Support Groups, Senior Centers Get More From Your Bank Continued from Main 2 Church of God a.m.-2 p.m. 12 Local Branches Onalaska American Legion Post 508, Packwood Senior Center, 494-6331 Centralia, Chehalis, Grayland, Morton, Pe Ell, Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad, Mineral, 6 p.m. potluck, 7 p.m. meeting, Onalas- Women’s pool, 10 a.m. Raymond, Rochester, South Bend, Winlock Diesel Thursday, 12:45 p.m. and 3:30 ka First Church of God, 978-5368 Sit and Be Fit, 11 a.m. p.m.; 1-888-783-2611 or visit mrsr.com Saturday Banking Hours Senior Centers Nutrition Lunch, noon Chehalis Airport Branch – 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Support Groups Entertainment and presentations, Rochester Branch in Bailey’s IGA – 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 12:30 p.m. “Up From Grief,” for those grieving Pool tournament, 1 p.m. Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Open Until 7 p.m. the loss of a loved one, 1--2:30 p.m., As- Dance day, 10-11:45 a.m. Computers level 2, 9-11:30 a.m. Monday-Friday at our Chehalis Airport Branch sured Home Hospice, second floor, 1821 Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation Cooks Hill Road, 330-2640 Low-impact exercise class, 3:30-4:30 Morton Senior Center, 496-3230 p.m. Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 Pinochle, 11 a.m. Watercolor class, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 CH472951cz.cg N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, 736-9268 Nutrition lunch, noon Zumba, 6-7 p.m. Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, Open pool, 9 a.m. ssbwa.com Organizations 785-4325 Cook’s choice lunch, 11:30 a.m., 800-242-2036 American Legion Post 508, potluck Low impact exercise, 9-11 a.m. Wood carving class, 1-3 p.m. Member FDIC and meeting, 6 p.m., Onalaska First Cook’s choice lunch and bingo, 11 Quilt class, 1-3 p.m.

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521 Adams St. • Morton • 360-496-3641 CH478268bw.db The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2012 • Main 15 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Paul Ryan and His Oil Boom Brings Scarcity Syrian Rebels Claim ‘Budget Ax’ Hacking They Downed Warplane at Popular Programs BEIRUT (AP) — Syrian reb- els circulated dramatic video WASHINGTON (AP) — of Workers in Small Towns Monday of what they claimed Paul Ryan traveled a peril- was the downing of a warplane By Sean Murphy ous route to political stardom. and armed men later holding While other lawmakers ner- The Associated Press the captured pilot who ejected vously whistled past trillion- as the MiG fighter was engulfed dollar deficits, fearing to cut WOODWARD, Okla. — The local prison is so short on guards by flames. Syria acknowledged popular programs, he waded in a pilot bailed out of a disabled with a machete and a smile. that inmates can sometimes just walk away. A gas station barely plane but blamed the crash on a Ryan wants to slice away at technical malfunction. Medicare, food stamps and vir- has enough cashiers to keep up with the trucks filling the park- The authenticity of the imag- tually every other government es or the claims could not be in- program but the military. ing lot. And “help wanted” signs seem to hang from every restau- dependently verified. If the rebels Democrats, led by President did bring down their first air- Barack Obama, have made him rant and shop. Yet almost no one is interest- craft, that could signal a signifi- their budget boogeyman. Even cant jump in their firepower and many fellow Republicans were ed in the jobs. This is the flip side of the na- give opposition forces their most reluctant to follow him at first. high-profile military captive. But Ryan has become a hero tion’s oil and natural gas boom. Although the expansion of drill- But wider questions remain to deficit hawks. Twice now, the even if the rebel reports are con- Republican-led House has em- ing has breathed economic life into many small Oklahoma firmed, including whether this braced his austere budget plans. could be just a one-time blow And in these tea party-infused, towns, the lucrative opportu- nities are also drawing people against expanding air offensives economically bleak days, Ryan’s by the forces of Bashar Assad’s fiscal ideas have moved into the away from traditional service- sector jobs and even once-cov- regime. Just days ago, protest- Republican Party’s mainstream, ers across Syria pleaded for the just in time to be tested in the eted state positions. The result: Many businesses rebels’ main backers — includ- 2012 elections. ing Turkey and Gulf states — to As Mitt Romney’s vice presi- and government agencies now struggle to find enough workers. send anti-aircraft weapons for dential pick, the GOP’s bois- outgunned fighters. terous budget outrider is now Most able-bodied people can double or triple their income in Assad’s military has signifi- its loudest voice on taxes and cantly stepped up aerial attacks spending. the oil patch. “If you can walk and breathe in recent weeks. Strafing from out here, you can get a good job,” warplanes and close-range mis- Dems Hit Romney, said LaVern Phillips, president sile strikes from helicopter gun- of the Industrial Foundation in ships have pushed back rebels in Ryan on Medicare Woodward. The county’s unem- key fronts such as Aleppo. COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa ployment rate hovered around (AP) — Led by President Barack 3 percent in June, 5 percentage Olympic Successes Obama, Democrats claimed on points lower than the national Monday that Republican chal- average. In some nearby coun- Sue Ogrocki / The Associated Press Trump Skeptics Who lenger Mitt Romney privately ties, the rate has dipped below 2 backs controversial plans to A drilling rig is pictured Friday, July 20, near Calumet, Okla. Oklahoma is one of Predicted Doom percent. several states, including North and South Dakota, that has enjoyed a boom in the overhaul Medicare and cut tril- In towns like Woodward, energy sector driven in large part by new and improved drilling techniques such and Gloom For lions from social programs that which is home to dozens of oil as horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing, which cracks open issures in rock his new vice presidential run- London Games and gas companies, housing is formations to retrieve oil and gas. ning mate has publicly proposed. scarce, hotels are booked solid LONDON (AP) — For skep- Rep. Paul Ryan “has given and vacant jobs are everywhere. around the clock, a prisoner can “I could pull a register and get tics, the Olympics were deliciously definition to the vague commit- “Everybody is having a tough simply wait for the overworked four or five guys to interview,” doomed: London’s transport net- ments that Romney has been time hiring,” Phillips said. “It’s a guards to be distracted and he said. “Over the last three work would surely fail, Britain’s making,” Vice President Joe good problem to have.” make the short 30-yard walk to years, I’ve got more vacancies athletes would flop, rain would Biden said as the Democrats wel- But it hasn’t been good for a nearby highway. than I have people to interview.” prevail and terrorists would strike. comed the Wisconsin lawmaker the minimum-security state “I could hire 17 correctional A starting correctional offi- But then the sun came out after to the race with a barrage of criti- prison in nearby Fort Supply. officers today if I could get them cer makes $11.82 per hour, but months of sodden skies, vehicles cism. “There is no distinction” Eight inmates have escaped to walk through the door,” said jobs in the oil field start at close moved briskly, there were no at- between the two, he said. since January, more than all of William Monday, the prison’s to $20 per hour, and without the tacks and British athletes reeled in Romney lauded his running last year, and prison officials say deputy warden. extensive background check re- a shocking 65 medals. mate’s work as he resumed his low staffing levels are at least When Monday started work- quired of prison workers, Mon- On Monday, as international own four-day bus trip through partially to blame. ing at the prison six years ago, day said. athletes and visitors poured out campaign battleground states. With no fence around the job applicants were looking for a “We’re competing with con- of London and the city’s 8 mil- perimeter and just 54 officers to career with good benefits and a venience stores for workers,” lion residents resumed their watch more than 1,000 inmates state pension after 20 years. Monday said. normal lives, British officials Medical Marijuana Ads hailed the 2012 Olympics as an Under Attack in Denver unqualified success. Even the DENVER (AP) — Free Gunman Opens Fire at Texas A&M Over Eviction Notice naysayers predicting doom and joints! Cheap weed! Come on gloom had to eat their words. down! Marijuana advertising “I was moaning like everyone in Denver can be shockingly else before the games, thinking aggressive, with psychedelic the roads would be packed and billboards and sign wavers pro- nothing would work,” said Lon- moting potent weed and an af- don shopkeeper Yvette Tracton, fordable high. 28. “But it’s been brilliant.” But in-your-face advertising Celebrations kicked off around messages in Colorado’s largest the country as athletes returned city look like they’re on their home to cheering crowds. Leeds way out after the city council gave a special reception to three voted 13-0 to ban outdoor ad- medalists, including triathlon vertising for medical marijuana. gold and bronze-winning brothers The Denver ordinance Alistair and Jonathan Brownlee. passed Monday night seeks “It’s been a fantastic week in to curb the city’s vibrant and London, but to come home to competitive marijuana industry. Leeds is better than anything else,” Council members said the city said Alistair. His brother Jonathan needs to crack down on the ad- described the thousands on hand vertising. for their hero’s welcome as “abso- “I don’t appreciate folks that lutely incredible,” saying he hadn’t are out in front of a creepy old realized how much their success van slinging this dope, and galvanized supporters back home. they’re making this industry look bad,” said Councilman Animal Escape in Paul Lopez, who voted for the measure. “I’m sick and tired of Mayra Beltran / Houston Chronicle / AP Germany: Kangaroo my neighborhood being over- An investigator uncovers a body at the scene where a gunman opened ire on a police oicer serving an eviction on The Lam run by folks who don’t respect it.” notice near the Texas A&M University on Monday in College Station, Texas. College Station Assistant Police Chief Scott McCollum says Brazos County Constable Brian Bachmann was among three people, including the gunman, killed in BERLIN (AP) — A kangaroo the shootout. is on the lam in Germany after Illinois Congressman breaking out of a wildlife park, with a fox and a wild boar his Jesse Jackson Jr. suspected accomplices. Being Treated for Google Cutting 4,000 Jobs at Motorola Unit Michael Hoffmann, assistant Bipolar Disorder By Peter Svensson The reductions represent mass-market hit since it intro- head of the Hochwildschutzpark The Associated Press about 20 percent of Motorola duced the Razr cellphone in 2004. Hunsrueck west of Frankfurt, CHICAGO (AP) — U.S. Mobility’s 20,000 employees Once the second-largest phone said Monday the male kangaroo Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr., a Chicago NEW YORK — Google Inc. and 7 percent of Google’s over- maker in the world, Motorola no was one of three that escaped Democrat who took a hushed is making its largest round of all work force. Google says two- longer ranks in the top 5. overnight Saturday with the in- medical leave two months ago, layoffs ever as it announced third of the job cuts will take Motorola now makes phones advertent help of the menagerie is being treated for bipolar disor- plans to cut about 4,000 jobs place outside of the U.S. that run on Google’s Android that lives in the area woods. der, the Mayo Clinic announced at Motorola Mobility just three Google, which has been operating software, but rivals Hoffmann says the kanga- Monday. months after buying the strug- growing for more than a decade, such as Samsung Electronics Co. roos got out of their enclosure The Rochester, Minn.-based gling cellphone pioneer. doesn’t have a history of mass have been more successful at it. after a young fox snuck into the clinic specified his condition as The move isn’t surprising given layoffs. In previous rounds of Motorola split into two in park and dug a hole next to the Bipolar II, which is defined as years of plummeting sales at Mo- layoffs, Google at most had cut early 2011. Google snapped up cage’s fencing. Two of the three periodic episodes of depression torola, but it signals that Google a few hundred workers. Motorola Mobility, the half that were then able to get out of the and hypomania, a less serious doesn’t intend to drag Motorola Motorola, however, cut thou- makes cellphones and cable set- park entirely through another form of mania. along as a money-losing venture. sands of jobs in recent years as top boxes, for $12.4 billion. Mo- hole dug by a wild boar under “Congressman Jackson is re- After the announcement, its cellphone division saw sales torola Solutions, which makes the exterior fence. sponding well to the treatment Google’s stock rose $18.01, or plummet. Although it pioneered police scanners and other pro- Hoffmann says “we’ve got and regaining his strength,” the 2.8 percent, to close Monday at the U.S. cellphone industry in fessional products, remains a two of them back; now we’re just clinic said in a statement. $660.01. the 1980s, it hasn’t produced a separate company. looking for the third.” Main 16  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2012 LOCAL

Pete Caster / [email protected] Steve Bartoll, Grants Pass, Ore., looks to make the inal chop in a block of wood atop a 9-foot spar pole while standing on a springboard wedged in the pole more than 7 feet in the air during the Loggers’ Jubilee in Morton on Sunday. Many more photos of Jubilee are online with this story at www.chronline.com. Morton Hosts 70th Annual Loggers’ Jubilee GRAND DADDY OF ALL LOGGING SHOWS: Draws 10,000 Visitors to East Lewis County By Amy Nile [email protected] MORTON — The 70th An- nual Loggers’ Jubilee drew about 10,000 visitors into Morton, a town of just over 1,000 resi- dents, this weekend. The jubilee featured what organizers call the “granddaddy of all logging shows,” in which 50 competitors, mostly from the American Log- Jef Skirvin, Clatskanie, Ore., reaches out to touch the pole as he inishes the ob- ging Association, compete for stacle course competition at the Loggers’ Jubilee in Morton on Sunday. the “Bull of the Woods” title. “It’s actually become a sports competition like the Olympics,” bersports just three years ago. show, the many locals partici- said Mike Fairhart, who has “I was frustrated with the pate in the races or events like Mike Johnson tosses his axe towards the target during an axe-throwing competi- been the event’s announcer since hardware store axes,” said the the parade, which featured more tion at the 70th Annual Loggers’ Jubilee in Morton. 1971, “except it’s timbersports.” 45-year-old Bellevue attorney than 100 entries this year. Gordy Mauhl was celebrat- turned hot saw competitor. “And The bed races feature teams ing his 70th birthday, as he the first time I started chopping of four women pushing one You May has for the past 40 years, at the I was addicted.” man down Main Street on a bed. 70-year-old logging show. Steve Bartow climbed an 80- “It’s a big deal,” Fairhart, the Qualify For Mauhl competed against foot pole and dropped his rope event’s announcer, said. “People men less than half his age in the and spikes in front of the crowd. line the streets to get a good Hearing Aids springboard event, in which the He then put on a rodeo clown- look.” competitor has to climb a nine- like performance with juggling Another popular local com- Do you feel you have a foot pole by chopping notches to and dancing, before firing a gun petition is the lawn mower races, hearing loss that may be place springboards to stand on and making a zip line exit to the which started in Morton in 1974 due to loud noise as they swing the axe. ground. when two men decided to race exposure at your past or The 40-year logging show them down Main Street after “I love the competition. A lot present work? You of these kids are younger than veteran said he has seen similar leaving the bar at two o’clock in my kids,” said the resident of events decline over the years. the morning. A few years later, May Qualify For Montana and Morton. “When “Times have changed. It’s a Fairhart said, the event moved HearingAids. it comes to competition every- different era,” said Bartow, of into the arena to become an of- At Avada Hearing Care body gets the mind set ‘I’m gon- Oregon. “Morton is one of the ficial event at the jubilee. Gordy Mauhl, 70, inishes cutting Centerwe are a local na kick your butt.’” few that’s survived the video “It’s gotten to be a big deal,” through a log while standing on a The show includes contests games.” he said. springboard nearly 7-feet in the air hearing aid company like speed climbing, a race in While many other logging Today the lawn mower races during the springboard competition who offer assistance in which loggers climb up an 80- shows died with the decline of generally draw about 4,000 at the Loggers’ Jubilee in Morton on filing State Labor and foot standing tree trunk in as the timber industry, the Morton spectators, compared to around Saturday. Industries, Federal and little as about 20 seconds, and event is still going strong with 2,000 logging show attendees. Self Insured Claims. If birling, a contest where two events like the axe throw, choker More than 100 community held the second week of August you already have a claim competitors get on a 12-foot- setting, tree topping and various members volunteer and others every year. in process we can help long log that is 16-inches in di- bucking activities. from groups like the high school The idea for the jubilee grew you track it If you already ameter and try to spin their op- “We’re now the oldest logging football team or cheerlead- out of friendly competition be- wear hearing aids come to ponent into a pond. show in existence,” said Sonny ing squad can raise money by tween men who worked in the Avada for your batteries Allen Skirvin, of Oregon, Mettler, who has managed the working at the event. Proceeds strenuous and sometimes hazard- and cleanings. said he has been doing timber- event for more than 30 years. go back into the community ous business of logging and lum- sports as a father-son team with Many from the area come to fund scholarships, athletics, bering. Now added to that compe- FREE his dad since before he can re- home for the annual event. parks and public projects. tition, is the need to share the way HEARING member. Marilyn Hopkins, of Longview, Some say the loggers jubi- it was done in the “good ole days” “My dad got in because his used to live in Morton and lee dates back to 1937, while by with the younger generation. SCREENINGS dad did and I got in because of returns every year for jubilee to other accounts the event began “We’re preserving the heri- THIS WEEK him,” said the 14-year-old. visit her son, who comes see his in 1938. tage,” Fairhart said. “Some of The Skirvins were one of sev- high school classmates. “That was before my time,” these things aren’t done in the CALL 1-888-798-8248 eral father-son teams competing “People love it. It’s a small Fairhart said. “I don’t know — woods anymore.” you will be connected to in Saturday’s events. town thing,” she said. “It doesn’t flip a coin.” ••• the location nearest to you. Others started competing need to be grandiose like its Either way, a team of about Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 more recently, like Daniel Bonn- from a big city.” 25 organizers will start work in eville, who started doing tim- In addition to the logging February for the event, which is usiness Aberdeen, Belfair, Bomb Squad Removes Package From Wash. Capitol nformation Bremerton, Centralia, OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — A Monday, about two hours after was left in a roped-off area in the Longview, Olympia, bomb squad removed a suspi- evacuating the site. A bomb squad center of the Capitol rotunda. The Chronicle Port Orchard, Shelton Chronline.com cious package from Washing- member wearing full protective Lawmakers are not in session © 2012, Hearing Healthcare Management, Inc. 135 ton's Capitol building Monday. gear and helmet carried a cloth at the Capitol, but staff mem- The Washington State Patrol shopping bag out of the building. bers for the governor's office and reopened the building to work- Authorities say the package other state agencies work in the ers and the public around noon was suspicious in part because it building. CH478382cz.cg The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2012 • Sports 1

Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Tampa Bay Drops Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 4 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Mariners, 4-1 Prep Baseball Bearcat Baseball Coach Tom Zuber Steps Down After 21 Years By Aaron VanTuyl Nature over the past few springs. Columbia for Ed Cheff and fin- [email protected] “I’m tired. I’m 57 years old. ished his playing career with It’s not like I’m 25 again,” he three years at Eastern Wash- Tom Zuber, who led W.F. said. “It’s still rewarding. It just ington University. After college West High School to its only seemed like the time was right.” he coached Columbia’s (White state baseball championship, has The Bearcats have been a Salmon) baseball team for the stepped down as the Bearcats’ postseason staple over the last 1982 and 1983 seasons, and re- head coach. decade, making seven appear- turned to the Twin Cities in And, in true Western Wash- ances in the state playoffs since time to take the Bearcat head ington baseball fashion, it could 2001. W.F. West finished fourth coaching position in 1985. He partially be blamed on the in the State 3A playoffs in 2001, coached for four years, but with weather. took third in 2009 and 2011, and a pair of young kids at home Zuber, the Bearcat head won the State 2A championship and grad school on his plate he coach from 1985 to 1988 and in 2010. The Bearcats went 22-3 stepped down after 1988. He from 1996 through 2012, found this season, winning the Ever- returned to assist Dave Ternan himself sore in the shoulders green 2A Conference title for the and Ben Johnson, and took the from the combination of throw- second straight year. helm again in 1996. ing batting practice, hitting fun- Zuber graduated from Cen- “Coaching was the next best Pete Caster / [email protected] gos and, yes, the particularly W.F. West coach Tom Zuber walks of the ield during a game in Chehalis this sea- tralia High School in 1973, thing to playing,” he said. “I got miserable tendencies of Mother played for a season at Lower son. Zuber has resigned as the Bearcats’ coach after 21 years. please see ZUBER, page S2

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Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Lyle Overbay connects on a home run Monday night during a batting practice prior to a fund-raiser baseball game between Centralia and Chehalis alumnis at Ed Wheeler Field in Centralia. Greg Wasson’s Double Powers Overbay Waiting Centralia on a Phone Call Alums to Win By Aaron VanTuyl He was referencing his ap- By Aaron VanTuyl [email protected] pearance at a Centralia Babe Ruth 15-year-old All-Stars ver- [email protected] Being available for the Twin sus alumni fund-raiser game a Kevin Wasson’s team may be Cities Alumni Game Monday year ago, just a few days after he headed for the Babe Ruth World night was a good-news, bad- was designated for assignment Series, but to get a win on Mon- news situation for Lyle Overbay. by the Pittsburgh Pirates. The 1995 Centralia High day night he needed a lot of help Last summer, just a few days School graduate and 12-year from his little brother. after he made a splash at the Major League Baseball veteran Greg Wasson hit a bases- quickly-organized fund-raiser Brandon Hansen / [email protected] was, of course, happy to be clearing double in the bottom of game, he was outside washing Centralia’s Greg Wasson is congratulated after throwing out a runner at third there. He hit 11 home runs in his car when his agent called the sixth inning Monday night base from center ield Monday during the Centralia-Chehalis alumni game at Ed a pregame batting practice ses- at Centralia’s Ed Wheeler Field to tell him the Diamondbacks Wheeler Field. sion, donated $1,000 worth of had picked him up. He joined to give the Hub City alums all gift cards to the ongoing raffle, the offense they’d need in a 3-2 the team and helped Arizona raise money to help cover travel ton, an inning of knuckleballs faced off against pitcher Jared win the National League West win over their Chehalis counter- and lodging costs for the players’ by Tony Stulken, two innings of Guerrero in the seventh inning, parts in a fund-raiser game for championship, after which it families. heat from former Washington made an appearance at short- lost to Milwaukee in five games the 14-year-old Twin Cities Babe The Chehalis alums scored State University standout and stop and never appeared to be Ruth All-Stars. in the Division Series. its first in the first inning, with Cleveland Indians draft pick Jer- anything less than thrilled to Arizona signed him to a The All-Stars leave Thurs- a leadoff triple from Erik For- be back in his old stomping day for Murray, Utah, and the emy Johnson and three strike- one-year contract in the offsea- gione — home from playing outs from Landon Cruickshank, grounds. son, and he was hitting .292 (28 Series. Monday night’s festivi- in the Cape Cod League this around a hit from the older For- He was also designated for for 96) while platooning with ties, which featured a batting summer — and a double from assignment by the Arizona practice display from Centra- gione, to end the game in the top Paul Goldschmidt at first base younger brother Michael For- Diamondbacks on July 30, free- until he was let go. lia product and Major League of the ninth. gione. ing him to appear in Monday’s So, one year later, he’s found Baseball veteran Lyle Overbay, Chehalis took a 2-0 lead After the first, however, the festivities. himself in the same place — a wide array of raffle and silent pitchers settled in. Brandon in the top of the sixth. Two hit “I keep making a habit of it,” batters and an error loaded the geographically and profession- auction items and the introduc- Conradi tossed the first three Overbay joked after the game. ally. tion of all three Twin Cities Babe frames for Centralia, followed “I don’t know if that’s good or Ruth teams, were organized to by two frames from Mike Sut- please see ALUMS, page S2 bad.” please see OVERBAY, page S2

Tuckered Out The Final Word Centralia’s Rex Ashmore Ostapchuk Stripped of Gold Medal for Doping catches his TV’s Best Bet breath at third LONDON (AP) — Shot putter tee said Monday that Ostapchuk tested base during Nadzeya Ostapchuk of Belarus became positive for the steroid metenolone. She Major League Baseball the Centralia- the first athlete to be stripped of a medal won the shot put exactly a week earlier. Tampa Bay at Seattle Chehalis at the London Olympics after her gold The IOC says she was tested the day 7:10 p.m. alumni game was withdrawn for doping. before her competition and again follow- ROOT Monday night Valerie Adams of New Zealand will ing the event. Both samples were positive. at Ed Wheeler now take gold and Evgeniia Kolodko of The announcement came hours after Field. Russia will get silver. Fourth-place finisher the flame was extinguished at the clos- Gong Lijiao of China moves up to bronze. ing ceremony with athletes and officials Brandon Hansen / [email protected] The International Olympic Commit- heading out of London. Sports 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2012 SPORTS

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it in my blood when I was 6 years old, and I haven’t been able to get it out.” The game, he said, hasn’t changed much over the course of his coaching career. “It’s still baseball,” he said. “We went through some lean years, but the biggest change, for me, in like the last 5 or 6 years, has been having some tremendously gifted players. “Early on, we would have, it seemed, football and bas- ketball players that turned out for baseball,” he added. “We might have one or two purebred baseball players, and now we have guys with a great passion for baseball, that also play basketball or football.” Zuber cited the 2010 state championship, in which W.F. West defeated R.A. Long 8-1 at Yakima County Stadium, as the biggest on-field thrill of his coaching career. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] “That, and developing Lyle Overbay chats with members of the Twin Cities 14-year-old Babe Ruth All-Stars before Monday’s Centralia-Chehalis alumni fund-raiser baseball game at Ed Wheel- the relationships with play- er Field. ers, and watching them grow into your men, and become husbands and fathers,” he Overbay: Hoping to Catch On With Contender for Playoff Run said. “And watching them Continued from Sports 1 terested.” contending teams will be the 2004 and 2005, and played for grow up, and of course some Until then, he says he’s stay- only ones interested,” he said. “If Toronto from 2006 to 2010. He of them go on to play at the “It’s kind of the holding pat- ing in shape and hitting — and, there’s a good part, that’s it.” signed with Pittsburgh prior to next level, which is kind of tern,” he said. “It might take an of course, stealing the show at Overbay broke into the big the 2010 season, and has a life- exciting. That’s neat, watch- injury (for a team) to make a fund-raisers. league with Arizona back in time .271 batting average with ing them play in college and move, but there’s some teams in- “The good part is, I think the 2001, played for Milwaukee in 133 home runs and 581 RBIs. professionally.” Zuber was assisted last season by Tom Elder, Bernie McCain and Ed Simmons. Alums: Solid Pitching Both Ways in Crosstown Rivalry Game “I’ve been blessed with some really knowledgeable Continued from Sports 1 assistant coaches,” he said, “and the administration has bases, and Joe Cleary knocked been behind me 100 percent.” an RBI single for the Mint City W.F. West athletic direc- crew. tor Scott Chamberlain said In the bottom of the sixth, his list of coaches for the however, a pair of walks and an 2012-13 school year will be error set the stage for the young- submitted to the Chehalis er of the Wassons, who launched School District’s Board of a double over the center fielder’s Directors at its Aug. 21 meet- head. ing. After the meeting the Dave Holcomb, Michael Forgione, John Bridges and Jeff opening for Chehalis’ varsity Dobyns pitched the first six in- baseball coach position will nings for Chehalis, before Jared be posted. Guerrero moved from behind “Then we’ll open it up, the plate to the mound for the and start seeing what interest final two frames. we have,” Chamberlain said. “That’s pretty impressive,” With no teaching vacancies Overbay said of Guerrero work- expected, however, the posi- ing six innings behind the plate tion will likely be filled from and pitching two scoreless in- within the district. nings. “It was a very well-pitched Zuber, Chamberlain add- game.” ed, did a fine job leading the Guerrero did, however, give Bearcats. up one hit — to Kevin Wasson, “He’s one of those coach- to lead off the bottom of the sev- es that, as an athletic director, enth inning. Overbay followed you just don’t have to worry that with his only plate appear- Brandon Hansen / [email protected] about,” Chamberlain said. ance of the game. He lofted a fly “He did a great job for us. ball into shallow left field that Above: Centralia second He’s just an educator to heart, was hauled in by shortstop Mi- baseman Danny Etter and just does a good job.” chael Forgione, who hauled the throws out a runner at irst Zuber will continue ball in a few yards off of the foul base. to coach Chehalis Middle line. School’s seventh-grade foot- Kevin Wasson said the show Right: Chehalis’ Justin Liv- ball team with Ed Simmons of community support should ingston (right) is tagged out and teach English at W.F. be a huge boost to the team in trying to reach third base West. He still plans to be a Utah, where the World Series from irst on a single by Matt fixture at Bearcat Baseball begins on Saturday. Twin Cities, Mohneyin the seventh in- Stadium, albeit from outside however, will not play its first ning Monday at Ed Wheeler the dugout. game until Sunday. Field. “Obviously, the community “It’ll free me up to spend support’s awesome,” Wasson a little more time in the class- said. “It’s a big community, and room, and just be a spectator having Lyle out was huge.” for a change,” he said. Overbay, as usual, was happy Notes to oblige. : Rick Stockdale sang Gilmore, to the press box in the “It’s a good cause. Centralia the National Anthem, and Tim middle of the eighth inning to Gilmore kept the crowd enter- and Chehalis need to be proud of sing “Take Me Out to the Ball- these kids,” Overbay said. “This tained with his PA announcing is what this is for, to help get the throughout the game. … Dodi game.” … Matt Callison and Roy families involved to Utah.” Forgione was summoned, by Shumate officiated the game. College Football Crews Race to Finish Washington State’s Martin Stadium PULLMAN (AP) — The hir- the team opened fall camp. "It's the money to hire Leach at over ing of coach Mike Leach is not under budget and on schedule." $2 million per year, and will use the only sign that Washington Designed and built in just part to help pay off the bonds on State has tired of being a Pac-12 18 months, the privately funded the stadium improvements. doormat. An $80 million expan- addition will be ready in time for The moves are intended to sion has dramatically changed the home opener Sept. 8 against breathe new life into a program the league's most modest foot- Eastern Washington, associate that hasn't appeared in a bowl ball stadium, and is expected to athletic director John Johnson game since 2003. pump $3 million more into what said. The hiring of Leach brought has long been a cash-strapped "It's all gone pretty smooth- immediate rewards, as the Cou- program. ly," Johnson said of the gars have already sold more than The new addition to Martin 88,000-square-foot addition, Stadium contains luxury seats which is funded by a combina- 3,000 season tickets above last and a new press box, and com- tion of ticket sales, donations year's total, Johnson said. pletely changes the profile of and television revenue. Martin Stadium, a single-lev- the 35,000-seat bowl. It replaces The project became a reality el bowl located in the middle of a much more modest press box after the Pac-12 signed a huge campus, is a small jewel without structure, and is a tangible sign $3 billion television contract last a bad seat. But the stadium was that everything is up to date at year, providing each team with short on Pac-12-level amenities, CH462512cf.cg Washington State. more than $20 million in new especially the sort of expensive This Saturday in... The Chronicle "Impressive. Just look at it," money each season. Washing- luxury suites that high-rolling Leach said of the addition after ton State officials used part of boosters prefer. • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2012

Racing Lightning-Strike Tragedy Hits Pocono NO WARNING: Fans Said They Were Not Asked to Evacuate Because of Weather By Dan Gelston The Associated Press LONG POND, Pa. — Bri- an Mattson and Tom Deacher climbed into their truck and got set to leave saturated Po- cono Raceway. That’s when the lightning bolt slammed into a tent canopy just a couple of rows away from where they parked, shooting off sparks like a Ro- man candle. The NASCAR fans jumped out and found two men on the ground. Deacher and others tried to administer CPR until paramedics arrived. “When the tent collapsed, I

knew it wasn’t right,” Deacher Mel Evans / The Associated Press said. Fans leave the stands after the start of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series auto race was postponed due to rain on Sunday––– at Pocono Raceway in Long Pond, Pa. The lightning strike was one of two that hit the just outside systems and social media when ly rests with the tracks, Higdon afternoon at the track, where a Such moves create another the track Sunday during a con- storms threatened the area near said. large U.S. flag flew at half-staff. fusing and tragic end to a short- problem for NASCAR: Fans ened day of racing. One of the the end of the race. “They need to ensure the “Fans are like family to us,” feel cheated if they don’t see a bolts killed 41-year-old Brian But some posted on the race- safety of the fans up to our ex- Igdalsky said, noting that Zim- full race, and NASCAR’s first Zimmerman, and a total of nine way’s Facebook page that they pectations for them,” he said. merman had been coming to priority is usually to try to wait others were injured. never heard the weather warn- “We need to ensure the safety of races for several years with his out a storm in order to com- A day later, Pocono officials ings. One fan noted in a Twitter the competitors and those who friends. plete all the scheduled laps. Ed said they warned fans to take message to The Associated Press are part of the traveling team Decisions about proceeding Klima, director of emergency cover when the weather turned that the races are so loud you that goes to each track.” with a race are typically made services at Dover International nasty — even as stock cars con- can’t hear people near you, let Higdon said he was confi- minute-by-minute, although Speedway in Delaware, said that tinued to race around the track alone the public address system. dent Pocono officials had taken there have been instances the while “the facility is ultimately — while some fans insisted there NASCAR spokesman Dave the appropriate steps. last several years when NAS- responsible for the fans’ safety ... was no warning. Higdon said Monday that offi- Chad Philistine, of Reading, CAR worked with track offi- it’s obviously very difficult to get “Mother Nature’s sneaky,” cials are reviewing how the track who took his mother to the race, cials in advance of incoming people to leave if there’s still cars track president Brandon Igdal- carried out its emergency pro- said that when the start was de- bad weather. The decision to going around the racetrack.” cedures. He cautioned against layed because of an earlier storm, postpone a 2008 race at Rich- sky said. “You don’t know what He also noted that racetracks rushing to judgment. they heard an announcement mond was made a day before the she’s going to do.” are not built like NFL stadiums, Zimmerman, of nearby Igdalsky will review how advising fans to take refuge in scheduled start because Tropical many warnings the track issued their cars. Storm Hanna was moving to- which have concourses where Moosic, died as he stood near fans can gather during inclem- his car with the back hatch open to fans over that time. “But the red flag (that stopped ward Virginia. In 2010, all track “We’re trying to figure out the race), I personally didn’t activity at Talladega Super- ent weather. in the raceway parking, accord- “It’s somewhat difficult to ing to the Monroe County coro- exactly when those (warnings) hear anything,” he said. “I’m speedway was canceled because pull that trigger 30, 40 minutes ner. happened,” he said. “Some fans pretty sure my mom didn’t hear of extended periods of severe One of the other injured fans are saying they heard it early. anything.” weather. out when the weather, in our had been listed Sunday night in Some are saying they didn’t hear One bolt hit the grandstand Track officials made the case a lot of times, breaks up, critical condition but was up- it early. So we’re going through parking area around 5 p.m. Sun- decision based on advice from changes directions, what have graded to stable, Igdalsky said. all our logs and records to see day, killing Zimmerman and the Talladega County Emer- you,” Klima said. The remaining eight people had when that went through.” injuring eight others, Igdalsky gency Management Agency and There have been 20 lightning been treated and released from But some wonder if NAS- said. A second possible strike the National Weather Service, fatalities nationally so far this the hospital. CAR should have halted the race came around 6:35 p.m., sending which warned of potential tor- year. The deaths have occurred Track officials said the crowd if it knew lightning and thun- a ninth person to the hospital nadoes. And this season, the while people were playing soccer, of 85,000 was advised several derstorms were approaching, with minor injuries, he said. Daytona 500 was postponed for fishing, doing yard work, pick- times to take cover Sunday af- even if the track was still dry. Igdalsky expressed sorrow the first time in its 54-year his- ing squash or berries, and sim- ternoon over public address That responsibility ultimate- at a news conference Monday tory. ply at outdoor gatherings. Golf Ireland’s McIlroy Does it Again, Wins 2nd Major LUCK OF THE IRISH: McIlroy another command performance in a major championship. Blows Away Competition He shattered the scoring re- at PGA Championship cord at the U.S. Open. He broke Jack Nicklaus’ record in the PGA By Doug Ferguson Championship for margin of The Associated Press victory. McIlroy took the lead for KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. — good Sunday morning with Rory McIlroy dressed the part back-to-back birdies on the back as golf’s next star and played nine to finish a rain-delayed like it, too. third round at 67 for a three- Saving his bright red shirt for shot lead. No one got closer than Sunday in the PGA Champion- two shots at any point in the fi- ship, McIlroy never gave anyone much of a chance. Two exqui- nal round, and that last birdie site shots with the wedge set up gave McIlroy a 6-under 66. back-to-back birdies to seize Woods, who shared the 36- control of the final round. He hole lead for the second time never made a bogey over the fi- this year in a major, was never Evan Vucci / The Associated Press nal 23 holes of his marathon day. a serious factor. He tossed away Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland reacts to his victory after a birdie putt on the 18th green during the inal round of the PGA McIlroy validated his eight- his chances Saturday before the Championship golf tournament on the Ocean Course of the Kiawah Island Golf Resort in Kiawah Island, S.C., Sunday. shot win at the U.S. Open last storm blew in and never could year by blowing away the field get closer than four shots. He In the final qualifying event because of the pressure and the missed two short birdie chances, at Kiawah Island, making the closed with a 72, failing to break for the U.S. Ryder Cup team, expectations and the hype. Now and then made bogey on the 23-year-old from Northern Ire- par on the weekend in any of the nothing changed. he’s delivered again. It’s going to 13th. He rebounded with bird- land the youngest player since four majors for the first time in Phil Mickelson was hold- be a lot easier for him going for- ies on the 15th and 16th, a tough Seve Ballesteros to win two his career. ing down the eighth and final ward. And he’ll get better.” bunker save on the 17th and majors. Tiger Woods was about Winning the final major spot, and he stayed there when Woods won his second major a closing par for a 67 that gave four months older than McIlroy the year ends what had been a neither Bo Van Pelt nor Steve in his 12th try as a pro. McIlroy him a three-shot lead. tumultuous season for McIlroy. Stricker could make a move on won his second in his 16th ma- when he won his second major. After going back to his is- Despite winning the Honda the back nine. Davis Love III jor. “I think I heard Tiger say, land home for breakfast, a quick ‘You can have a good season, but Classic in early March and go- will announce four captains’ “It’s tough to say that Rory is ing to No. 1 for the first time picks in three weeks. a Tiger Woods type player,” said nap and a change of clothes — a to make a good season a great bright red shirt, no less — Mc- season, you need a major cham- in his career, he went into a tail McIlroy was tied for the lead Graeme McDowell, McIlroy’s Ilroy looked solid as ever. Af- pionship,’” said McIlroy, who spin by missing four cuts over with Vijay Singh when they re- closest friend on tour. “Tiger returned to No. 1 in the world. five tournaments as questions turned Sunday. Twenty-seven Woods is a once-in-a-lifetime ter pulling his approach on the “Now I’ve had two great seasons swirled that his romance with holes later, McIlroy had no peer player, and Rory is at least a par-5 second hole under a tree, in a row no matter what hap- tennis star Caroline Wozniacki in the final major of the year. once-in-a-decade type player. he hit wedge off the wood chips pens from here in now. Hope- was hurting his game. When he won the U.S. Open He’s that good. ... He’s going to to 6 feet for birdie. He came up fully, I can play some great golf Instead, McIlroy put a big last year, Padraig Harrington be a superstar of game, which he just short of the green at No. 3, from now until the end of the hurt on the strongest field of the suggested that perhaps McIl- already is. But he’s a real super- where the tees were moved up to year and get myself ready for year. roy — not Woods — might be star now.” play 293 yards, and hit an even another great season next year, “I was a little frustrated with the one to challenge the record The win ends a streak of the better flip wedge to a tiny target too.” how I was playing earlier on 18 majors won by Jack Nicklaus. last 16 majors going to 16 dif- on an elevated green. McIlroy Standing on the 18th tee in the year, but a few people in That looked like nothing more ferent winners. McIlroy joined holed a 15-foot birdie putt, and this room were probably push- than one Irishman boosting an- with a seven-shot lead, McIlroy Woods, Harrington and Mick- he was on his way. ing panic buttons for no reason,” other when McIlroy didn’t come elson as the only players to win turned to caddie J.P. Fitzgerald McIlroy is the sixth-young- and said, “I’m going to win this McIlroy said. “It’s just great to be close in the next five majors. majors in consecutive years over one by eight, as well.” able to put my name on another But now? the last two decades. est player to win two majors. McIlroy rolled in a 25-foot major championship trophy, “I think winning his second He was among 26 play- The others were Young Tom birdie putt, raising the putter in and looking forward to April major is going to make things a ers who had to return Sunday Morris, John McDermott, Gene his left hand as the ball rolled next year and getting a crack at lot easier for him,” Harrington morning, playing the back nine Sarazen, Nicklaus and Balles- true to the center of the cup, sav- another one.” said. “I think last year he proved to finish the storm-delayed teros. McIlroy set himself apart ing enough strength to lift the McIlroy finished on 13-un- it, but there’s been ups and third round. Tied with Vijay in one measure. He has won two heavy Wanamaker Trophy after der 275. downs since his last major win Singh at 6-under par, McIlroy majors by a combined 16 shots. Sports 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2012 SPORTS

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Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press Seattle Mariners second baseman Kyle Seager, left, fails to tag out Tampa Bay Rays’ Sam Fuld as Fuld safely steals second base in the seventh inning of a baseball Stephen Brashear / The Associated Press game Monday in Seattle. Seahawks quarterback Matt Flynn passes the ball in his team’s game against Tennessee Titans Saturday in Seattle. Mariners No Match Seahawks Top Titans for Tampa Bay in in Preseason Opener REUNION: Seattle out of this game.” ard Sherman hauled in along Series Opener Hasselbeck was greeted the sideline at the Seattle 6. Reunited With Former with cheers and signs before Locker got 18 snaps, play- TAMPA TIME: Rays Get The Rays have won seven in Star Quarterback, the game with plenty of fans ing the rest of the first half be- a row to take over the wild-card still donning No. 8 Seahawks fore giving way to Rusty Smith Victory in Series Opener lead in the American League. Former Husky in jerseys. Hasselbeck said he got in the second half. Locker was By Larry Stone The streak coincides with the 27-17 Victory choked up speaking before the decisive and confident in the return of All-Star Evan Longoria game. pocket, although against Se- The Seattle Times from a three-month stint on the By Tim Booth “It means a lot to me to see attle’s second-team defense. SEATTLE — The Mariners disabled list for a hamstring in- The Associated Press someone wearing my jersey es- Locker completed 7 of 13 were unable to keep the momen- jury, but Longoria sat out Mon- pecially when I’m gone,” Has- passes for 80 yards and led the day’s game. SEATTLE — Matt Hassel- selbeck said. Titans to Rob Bironas’ 32-yard tum going from two rousing beck barely had time to hear wins over the Angels, falling to Rays starter Alex Cobb Hasselbeck threw a quick field goal in the closing sec- blanked the Mariners on two his name announced as the out for Washington on the onds of the first half. Locker the red-hot Tampa Bay Rays, 4-1, Tennessee Titans starting quar- hits over the first four innings, first play from scrimmage. completed his first five passes at Safeco Field on Monday. terback before he was watching one of them a bunt single by But Hasselbeck’s throw was on the Titans’ final drive for 60 Furthermore, first baseman his former team headed the Kyle Seager. In the fifth, they fi- poor — low and too far behind yards. Mike Carp is likely headed to other way for a touchdown. nally got on the scoreboard, but Washington. The receiver tried “That’s not for me to decide, the disabled list for the third On the first play of the ran themselves out of a chance to pull in the pass, but instead for both Matt and I. It’s up to time this season with a hip in- game. for a bigger inning. knocked it off the arm of safety us to go out and play as well as jury suffered on Sunday. It’s “I was just like ‘No, you’ve Trayvon Robinson led Earl Thomas and into Brown- we can and put our team in the possible the Mariners will recall got to be kidding me!’” Hassel- off with a triple, flashing his er’s arms. The 23-yard inter- best situation to win games,” Justin Smoak, who was removed beck said. speed on a drive to left-center ception return gave Seattle a Locker said. “At the end of the from his final at-bat with Ta- Hasselbeck had a rocky that bounced off the wall. Eric 7-0 lead just 9 seconds into the day, neither of us are going coma in Memphis on Monday return to the stadium where Thames singled to right to score preseason. to make that decision, so I’m night. Smoak is hitting .242 with he created so many memories Robinson, but was caught off “It was kind of a freak thing,” probably the wrong guy to ask.” the Rainiers, but has five hits in wearing a Seahawks uniform, first after a pitch in the dirt that Hasselbeck said. “It reminded Flynn played the entire first his last 10 at-bats, including two throwing a pair of intercep- got away a short distance from me of my first pass the last half, but was highly conserva- on Monday. tions in his limited appearance, catcher Jose Molina. time I was in this stadium tive with his throws. He fin- “Yeah, there’s a chance,” man- while Seattle rookie Russell ager Eric Wedge said when asked “It’s funny how the ball which was intercepted against ished 11 of 13 for 71 yards, but Wilson dazzled with touch- the Saints. ... It was disappoint- never once challenged the Ti- if the Mariners would bring back bounces,” Wedge said. “It’s in downs running and throwing Smoak to play first base. “But we the dirt, and he takes a good ing it started that way, not at all tans’ secondary downfield. His in the second half to help the how I envisioned it.” longest completion was a 16- have to sit down and talk about secondary (lead). It popped Seahawks open the preseason it and make sure we’re all on the right back up to Molina, and That came in the NFC yard throw to Zach Miller, but with a 27-17 victory Saturday wild card game when Hassel- five of his completions were for same page. Smoaky’s been do- (Thames) was kind of caught in night. ing better down there, he’s been no man’s land. beck was engineering an upset 5 yards or less. Hasselbeck, who was Se- of the defending Super Bowl While he didn’t take chanc- working like he does, and I think “That’s a tough one there. I attle’s anchor at quarterback he’s in a good frame of mind.” know what he’s trying to do. The champions. es, Flynn mostly didn’t make for nearly a decade, saw the Seattle opted to go a dif- mistakes either. He was sacked Smoak was sent down to Ta- ball’s in the dirt, you read and first play of the game — a pass coma on July 23, the same day take off. And literally it bounces ferent direction at quarterback twice — once holding the ball intended for Nate Washington before the start of the 2011 sea- too long — and his biggest Ichiro was traded to the Yankees. right back to him. We were just — get deflected into the arms Carp took over at first base, but on the south end of some luck son and Hasselbeck ended up miscue came on his 10th pass of Seahawks cornerback Bran- in Tennessee (No. 21 APPro32), attempt when his slant pass to in Sunday’s game against the there.” don Browner and returned 23 Angels, he aggravated his left hip Chone Figgins drew a walk where he finds himself this Ben Obomanu was intercepted yards for a touchdown. Seattle by linebacker Colin McCarthy while making a stretch. Carp and got to second on a ground preseason battling Jake Locker (No. 22 APPro32) went ahead for the starting job. dropping into coverage. underwent an MRI on Monday. out, but Dustin Ackley ground- 17-3 on the first drive of the In terms of appearance, “I’m always going to want “He does have something go- ed out to end the inning. second half when Wilson, in a Locker, who played his college more reps and more of every- ing on,” Wedge said after the The Mariners, who had hit three-way competition for the ball across town at Washing- thing,” Flynn said. “But just game. “Because of the position .310 at Safeco during a seven- Seahawks’ QB job, threw a 39- ton, got the better of Saturday like the other two guys they’re he plays and having to stretch game winning streak on the last yard scoring pass to Braylon night albeit against the Se- going to want the same thing. and whatnot, there’s a pretty homestand, returned to their Edwards. Wilson added a 32- ahawks’ backups. Titans coach As an offense, the No. 1 offense previous pattern of flailing at good chance we’re going to have yard bootleg touchdown run Mike Munchak saw it that way as a whole it was a really good home. They managed just five to put him on the DL ... We want with 1:51 left to cap an impres- as well, saying the gap between start. “ hits. to nip this in the bud.” sive debut by the third-round the QBs has closed. Wilson wasn’t without his The game marked the home Blake Beavan, who had un- pick. “I think overall, as the sea- own blunder throwing an in- debut for rookie flamethrower beaten in five starts since com- “I felt like I did a really good son progressed last year, Jake terception in the end zone. ing back up from Tacoma, had Carter Capps, who reached 99 job, especially for the first time was coming on real strong Overall, Seattle was more ag- one bad inning against Tampa mph. Capps had control issues, being out there,” Wilson said. last year. He kind of picked gressive in its play calling with Bay, but it was enough to sink walking three in the seventh, but “I was really, really calm (and) up where he left off in train- Wilson, who was 12 for 16 him. he picked off one of them and just trusted what I saw.” ing camp. That’s why there’s a passes for 124 yards. He added The Rays bunched five got out of the inning unscathed Matt Flynn got the start at competition,” Munchak said. 59 yards rushing. straight hits in the third inning by striking out Upton on a nasty quarterback for Seattle while “If he didn’t close the gap, there Will Batson missed a 36- — including a two-run homer curve. incumbent Tarvaris Jackson wouldn’t be a competition and yard field goal with 4:46 left for from B.J. Upton — to score all Upton’s second-inning hom- was left to watch this week. Matt obviously would be start- Tennessee that would have tied four of their runs. er, his 13th, brought home Jen- Coach Pete Carroll gave no in- ing. I think he’s closed the gap.” the game at 20. Titans’ backup “It should have been a totally nings, who had singled in Sam dication afterward how the ro- Hasselbeck ended up with running back Darius Reyn- different game if I could execute Fuld. Ben Zobrist added an RBI tation will be next week when 15 snaps, right about what aud scored on a 21-yard TD a pitch here and there and make double later in the inning. Bea- Seattle travels to Denver. Munchak had hoped. He fin- run midway through the third a quality pitch, instead of a pitch van recovered to allow just one “The quarterbacks did a ished 5 of 9 passes for 45 yards quarter, and returned a punt 85 that’s average,” Beavan said. hit over his final 32/3 innings. really nice job,” Carroll said. and two interceptions, his sec- yards for a touchdown. “Nothing but good stuff came ond a glorified punt that Rich- This Week in Mariners Baseball

August 11 August 12 August 13 August 14 August 15 W, 7-4 W, 4-1 L, 4-1 Iwakuma Gets Victory Montero Roughs Up Rays Continue to Streak ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — The Weaver in Win With Win Over M’s Seattle Mariners got Dan Har- ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Je- SEATTLE (AP) — B.J. Upton en out of the game quickly and sus Montero put a slight hit a two-run homer and Alex built a nice comfortable lead dent in Jered Weaver’s nifty Cobb pitched seven strong for Hisashi Iwakuma. numbers. innings to help the Tampa Iwakuma had his way with Montero homered twice off Bay Rays to their season-high the Los Angeles Angels for the major league ERA leader seventh consecutive win, 4-1 seven innings and John Jaso and Jason Vargas outpitched over the Seattle Mariners on homered, helping the Mariners his former college teammate Monday night. to a 7-4 victory. The Mariners to send the Seattle Mariners Cobb (7-8) allowed a run vs. Tampa Bay vs. Tampa Bay staked Iwakuma to a 7-0 lead past the Los Angeles Angels and four hits. He struck out five 7:10 p.m. 12:40 p.m. just one night after teammate 4-1 Sunday. This was the first and walked two in his fourth RH Kevin Millwood vs. RH Felix Hernandez vs. Felix Hernandez squandered a time Weaver gave up two consecutive quality start and LH Matt Moore RH Jeremy Hellickson 5-0 cushion in a series-opening home runs in a game to the third consecutive win. His ERA loss by the Mariners. same player since Oct. 1, 2010. is 1.93 over his last four outings. 2012Inside_BB_20_Layout 1 8/13/12 5:11 PM Page 1

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Compiled by Charlie Miller. Follow Charlie on Twitter @AthlonCharlie or email him at [email protected] There are four series this weekend featuring a 1. Nationals Will they or won’t they shut down Stephen Strasburg? team currently holding one of the wild card 2. Reds Continuing to cruise without Joey Votto. spots playing a team within 2.5 games. Short Hops 3. Yankees Rangers and Red Sox visit the Bronx this week. Baltimore at Detroit • Fans in Baltimore know a little something 4. Rangers Josh Hamilton heating up again with 12 RBIs in last nine games. Neither team expected to be in this position. The about one-run games. Especially winning one- 5. Braves Lost just one series since the break. Tigers planned on running away with the AL run games. Since 1901, there have been just 6. Pirates Easiest team to run on. Central by now, while the Orioles figured they three teams to negotiate a season with a .725 7. Dodgers Fewest home runs in the majors, four less than the Giants. would be checking out youngsters and playing or better winning percentage in one-games. 8. Giants Tim Lincecum-Stephen Strasburg matchup on Wednesday. the role of spoiler. The Tigers took two of three at The 2012 Orioles could be the fourth. The Ori- 9. Rays Majors’ best save percentage. Baltimore right after the break as Justin Verlan- oles’ mark of 22-6 this season, if sustained, 10. White Sox Chris Sale in Cy Young discussion. der pitched eight shutout innings in the finale. would establish the standard as the best all- 11. A’s Pinch-hitters batting .300, AL average is .209. Pittsburgh at St. Louis time. The 1981 Orioles currently hold that 12. Cardinals Bullpen not getting any better. The Cardinals won four of the first six games mark with a 21-7 (.750) record. The 1908 13. Orioles Used 10 starting pitchers this season. this season, but that was before Pittsburgh got Pittsburgh Pirates were 33-12 (.733) and the 14. Angels Quickly losing ground in wild card race. its offense in gear. The Pirates took two of 1970 Orioles were 40-15 (.727). It’s no wonder 15. Tigers Lost four of seven vs. Yankees and Rangers; Twins, O’s on deck. three at St. Louis later. Jake Westbrook, Earl Weaver was always on edge. 16. Diamondbacks Crept back into the race, but can’t get over the hump. scheduled to start the first game, and Erik Be- • Like Mike Quade before him, Cubs manager 17. Red Sox Rocking offense, woeful pitching. dard, the Pirates’ starter on Saturday, have Dale Sveum is becoming more exasperated both lost of two of three decisions in this se- 18. Mariners Starting pitching has been terrific, but still worst OBP in majors. with ultra-talented shortstop Starlin Castro. The ries this year. St. Louis will visit Pittsburgh later 19. Blue Jays Lost 11 of 14 with tough stretch ahead. young player’s signs of immaturity continue to in the month to wrap up the season meetings. overshadow his immense potential. The latest 20. Mets Visit two first-place teams (Cin. and Wash.) this week. 21. Marlins Most stolen bases in majors. Los Angeles Dodgers at Atlanta incident came against the Reds as Castro was This is a big week for the Dodgers. Entering 22. Phillies Trying to hold it together while playing out the string. stealing second (five runs down) when Josh Vit- their four-game series at Pittsburgh on Monday, 23. Twins Swept by Rays, but just 3.5 games back of Cleveland. ters singled to right. Cincinnati second base- the Dodgers were 9-1 in the Eastern Time zone 24. Indians Nine-game West Coast trip could be trouble. man Brandon Phillips successfully deked this season. Castro into thinking Phillips was receiving a 25. Brewers Bullpen saddled with 28 losses. throw at second. Phillips’ relay from right fielder 26. Padres Tossed three shutouts in last six games. Tampa Bay at Los Angeles Angels Just a few weeks ago there were nine runs total Xavier Paul beat Castro at third. There is no 27. Royals Three regulars batting .294 or better. in a three-game set at Los Angeles. This is a doubt that Castro’s talent belongs in the major 28. Rockies Carlos Gonzalez on pace for another 100 runs and RBIs. key four-game series, and runs will be scarce leagues. After all, he led the National League 29. Cubs Won just one of 12, but Houston comes to town now. once again. with 207 hits last season. But his understand- 30. Astros No team strikes out more often than the Astros. ing of the nuances of the game and his con- Buster Posey Athlon Sports centration need more seasoning. After all, he led the NL with 29 errors last season. Maybe three weeks riding a bus in and out of Des Moines with the Iowa Cubs will be enough to flip his switch. For the Cubs’ sake (and for the sanity of their manager) the switch better flip Franchise Ranking Over Last 50 Years soon. Ranking the 30 MLB franchises can 19. Houston Astros be a dicey exercise. But that doesn’t There was little to celebrate in stop me (although it probably should) Houston before the Killer Bs (Jeff Josh Hamilton, Texas from having a go at this. Franchises With Hamilton back on track, the Rangers are Bagwell, Craig Biggio and Lance are ranked based on their bodies of winning at a better clip than they were over Berkman) showed up. the previous six weeks. After suffering through work during the expansion era (1961- 20. Kansas City Royals a terrible slump in July, Hamilton is now work- present). Criteria? Winning is critically A wildly successful expansion team ing on a 10-game hitting streak. Last week, important, certainly, both in the post- through the 1970s, but inequitable he batted .455 with three home runs and nine season and consistently during the reg- economics caused tough times in K.C. RBIs. He scored seven runs and showed much ular season. Winning division and 21. Cleveland Indians more patience at the plate, which produced a league titles is weighed heavily. Tradi- .538 OBP. With his bat warming up, Texas won All seven division titles have come tion, attendance and franchise stability since 1995. Prior to that, the Tribe four of six and now owns the best record in all play a role in this ranking. the American League. never won as many as 90. 1. New York Yankees 22. Miami Marlins Whether it’s championships, tradi- It’s been all or nothing for the Mar- tion, stability, or any criteria actually, lins, mostly nothing. Chris Sale, Chicago the Yankees are on top. During the 51 23. Texas Rangers The White Sox continue to defy the odds and years (through 2011), the Yankees It’s easy to rank back-to-back pen- maintain a slim lead over the Tigers in the AL have 20 division/league titles, and AP Images nant winners much higher. But only Central. Sale tossed eight strong innings vs. have won 90 or more games in more Whether they are led by Mickey Mantle, Reggie Jackson or Derek Jeter (left), the Yankees the Padres, Rays and Mariners have a Kansas City on nine days rest. The White Sox than half of the seasons. New York has always contend. Yadier Molina is the leader of the next wave of stars in St. Louis. have been giving the young lefthander some worse winning percentage. won 30 postseason series, two more extra rest when possible. For the week, he to- 7. Boston Red Sox 12. Pittsburgh Pirates 24. San Diego Padres than any other franchise has played. taled 14.2 innings and did not walk a batter The Sox haven’t won 100 (in this In the process of setting the North 2. St. Louis Cardinals Arizona has as many AL West titles while striking out 18. He won both starts, de- era) and 12 teams have more than American team sports record of 19 in 14 seasons as San Diego has in 43. feating the Royals and A’s. The Redbirds have the second-most their seven division titles. But the .533 consecutive losing seasons, the Bucs 25. Milwaukee Brewers appearances in the World Series and winning percentage is third. have been in a free-fall. From Seattle to Milwaukee and are runners-up to the Yankees with 8. Cincinnati Reds 13. Los Angeles Angels five championships. from the AL to the NL doesn’t do If this were 1980, the Reds would Five of their eight division titles and Buster Posey, San Francisco 3. Los Angeles Dodgers much for tradition. For the second week in a row, Posey had a rival the Yankees, but the Marge their only World Series win have been 26. Chicago Cubs The men in blue played in the post- tremendous stretch for the improving Giants. Schott Era and tough economics have under Mike Scioscia’s watch. The awesomeness of Wrigley Field The All-Star backstop followed up on his pre- season in the 1960s, ’70s, ’80s, ’90s kept this proud franchise from reach- 14. Detroit Tigers and ’00s. They failed to win a post- keeps the Cubs from threatening the vious Player of the Week honor with a .421 ing the top. Few traditions match the The Tigers are the owners of three season game in the ’90s. bottom. The Cubs have won just one batting average and .571 OBP. Posey slammed Opening Day parade. 100-win seasons and four 100-loss three homers and knocked in seven runs. 4. Atlanta Braves postseason series. 9. Philadelphia Phillies seasons, including 119 in 2003. 27. Seattle Mariners After a miserable run in the late If this were 1975, the Phillies most 15. New York Mets 1980s, the Braves had an incredible Even with teammates Ken Griffey, certainly would be near the bottom of Only eight teams have a lower win- streak from 1991 to 2005, winning Alex Rodriguez and Randy Johnson, Jake Westbrook, St. Louis the NL teams. But they are one of only ning percentage. But only seven teams their division every season played to the M’s have no World Series trips. With just a little more than a month until his eight teams with double-digit division have won more postseason series. 35th birthday, Westbrook is quietly having the completion. They played in four of 28. Tampa Bay Rays titles, with five of their 11 coming in 16. Toronto Blue Jays best year of his career — certainly his best five World Series, but won only one. The Rays’ winning percentage is the last five seasons. The Skydome was once the place to since his All-Star season in 2004. The 5. Baltimore Orioles considerably worse than any other 10. San Francisco Giants be. More than 4 million fans enjoyed righthander has won his last five starts, and last The Orioles won three of the six team, but two division titles in the week defeated the Giants and Phillies. In 13.2 Willie Mays, Willie McCovey and back-to-back World Series wins. World Series in which they played, Yankees’ division grab my attention. innings, he allowed 11 hits and two walks. He Juan Marichal made for a fun first 17. Chicago White Sox 29. Colorado Rockies struck out just seven, but recorded 18 ground- and only two franchises have more decade in San Francisco, but led Giants than their five 100-win seasons. The White Sox own a .507 winning The Rockies and Marlins are the ball outs in the win over Philadelphia. to just one World Series appearance. percentage and 10 90-win seasons, but 6. Oakland A’s only franchises without a division title. 11. Minnesota Twins only one World Series appearance. The four world championships tie 30. Washington Nationals The Twins won the first two Amer- 18. Arizona Diamondbacks the Dodgers for third, and the A’s are The Expos finished first for half of Shelby Miller, St. Louis ican League West titles, and since no stranger to the postseason. How- Arizona won its division in its sec- the 1981 season, earning their only The Cardinals had become concerned about 1987 the franchise has had just two ond season, and celebrated a spot in the playoffs. The first place Miller’s lack of effectiveness this summer. But ever, the Athletics have four 100-loss managers, won two World Series and seasons, and their .503 winning per- World Series title after their standing in 1994 was all for in his last six starts, he’s posted an ERA of 3.16 eight division crowns. fourth year. with 35 strikeouts and only three walks. centage ranks 10th. naught.

Aug. 15, 1975 21-8 Record for the Tampa Bay Rays when Evan Longoria is in the lineup. The Rays are a pedestrian There are currently five active players Fiery Baltimore manager Earl Weaver is ejected in 41-44 without their cleanup hitter. Since returning from a hamstring injury recently, Longoria has with at least 300 home runs and a .300 both games of a doubleheader. Umpire Ron Luciano, played exclusively at DH. or better career average. Can you name notorious for his feuds with Weaver, ran the man- all five? ager during the first game, then ejected him prior to 5 St. Louis Cardinals with as many as 15 home runs, 54 RBIs and a .286 batting average. Only 16 teams the second game during a heated lineup card ex- have at least one such player with those numbers, and no other team has more than three. change.

16-27 The record for the Boston Red Sox with aces Josh Beckett and Jon Lester starting. When other

Aug. 17, 1980 pitchers toe the rubber, the Sox are a much better 41-32. active. currently not are

George Brett of the Kansas City Royals goes 4-for- but season, this earlier minors the in played and Extra-inning RBIs for Baltimore center fielder Adam Jones, three more than any other player. For the qualify both Guerrero Vladimir and Ramirez Manny

4 in a win over Toronto to raise his season batting 8

record, 16 of the rising star’s 24 home runs have either tied the game or given the Orioles the lead. fifth. the is 22, July on homer 300th his hit who

average to .401. Brett would reach .407 on Aug. 26, Cabrera, Miguel club. the in also are .304 at Jones

but finish at .390 in his quest to become the first 11 Runs allowed by Ryan Dempster in his first two starts with the Texas Rangers. Acquired from the Cubs at Chipper and Helton Todd questions. of types these

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player to bat .400 since Ted Williams in 1941. From the trade deadline, Dempster allowed just 13 runs over his last eight starts with Chicago. wit suspects usual the are Pujols Albert and erage,

June 3-Aug. 29 — a span of 56 games — Brett av- .301 a with on hanging is who Rodriguez, Alex 95 Runs allowed by the Cleveland Indians during a recent 11-game losing streak. TRIVIA ANSWER: batted .469 with 13 homers, 66 RBIs, 26 walks and Athlon Sports only nine strikeouts.

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Monday’s Mariners Box Score Sports Briefs TAMPA BAY 004 000 000 — 4 10 1 LC Blaze 16U Holding Tryouts SEATTLE 000 010 000 — 1 5 0 By The Chronicle RAYS AB R H RBI BB SO #P AVG OBP SLG MARINERS AB R H RBI BB SO #P AVG OBP SLG The Lewis County Blaze 16U fastpitch team will D Jennings LF 4 1 2 1 1 1 21 .249 .316 .390 D Ackley 1B 4 0 0 0 0 1 15 .220 .294 .328 hold tryouts on Aug. 19 for the 2013 season. B Upton DH 5 1 1 2 0 3 19 .242 .300 .397 M Saunders CF 4 0 0 0 0 2 17 .240 .293 .390 Tryouts will be held on Field 3 at Fort Borst Park, M Joyce RF 4 1 1 0 0 0 18 .275 .374 .493 K Seager 2B 4 0 2 0 0 0 7 .249 .312 .405 with registration running from 11:30 to noon, tryouts B Zobrist SS-2B 4 0 3 1 0 0 11 .261 .376 .449 J Jaso DH 3 0 0 0 1 1 18 .286 .397 .480 from noon to 2 p.m. and additional tryouts for pitch- J Keppinger 3B 4 0 0 0 0 0 14 .318 .371 .438 J Montero C 4 0 0 0 0 1 13 .269 .312 .408 ers and catchers from 2 to 3 p.m. E Johnson SS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .247 .314 .342 T Robinson LF 4 1 1 0 0 2 19 .243 .317 .351 The team will play in local and college exposure C Pena 1B 3 0 1 0 1 1 19 .194 .323 .347 E Thames RF 3 0 1 1 0 1 10 .237 .276 .360 tournaments, starting with a pair of fall ball events R Roberts 2B-3B 3 0 0 0 1 1 21 .204 .338 .315 C Figgins 3B 2 0 0 0 1 1 16 .186 .259 .282 and then playing from May through August with the J Molina C 3 0 1 0 1 1 19 .200 .258 .300 B Ryan SS 3 0 1 0 0 1 8 .200 .292 .292 goal of qualifying for the ASA nationals. The team has S Fuld CF 4 1 1 0 0 1 20 .282 .317 .333 Totals 31 1 5 1 2 10 123 an indoor practice facility in which to work during the Totals 34 4 10 4 4 8 162 winter months. Pitchers IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST ERA Players can register via email at block@comcast. Pitchers IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST ERA B Beavan (L, 7-7) 6.0 8 4 4 0 4 1 97-63 5.17 net by providing their name, birthdate, year of high A Cobb (W, 7-8) 7.0 4 1 1 2 5 0 91-59 4.08 C Capps 1.0 0 0 0 3 1 0 26-11 5.40 school graduation, primary and secondary position, J Peralta (H, 28) 1.0 0 0 0 0 3 0 18-12 3.49 L Luetge 0.2 1 0 0 1 0 0 14-7 2.59 their 2012 summer team, a parent’s name and con- F Rodney (S, 37) 1.0 1 0 0 0 2 0 14-12 0.82 S Kelley 1.1 1 0 0 0 3 0 25-18 3.41 tact information. For more information use the above Totals 9.0 5 1 1 2 10 0 123-83 Totals 9.0 10 4 4 4 8 1 162-99 email address of call Bruce Pocklington at (360) 269- 5313. Scoreboard Toledo Youth Football Holding Sign-Ups at NY Mets 6, Atlanta 5 LHP Mike Zagurski for assignment. LOCAL GOLF Boston Red Sox placed 3B Will The Toledo Youth Football program will hold a 2012 14-year-old Babe Ruth World Monday’s Results PGA Championship Middlebrooks on the 15-Day disabled registration session on Thursday, Aug. 16. Series at NY Yankees 8, Texas 2 Aug. 9-12, 2012 list. Right Wrist Fracture At Murray, Utah LA Dodgers 5, at Pittsburgh 4 Kiawah Island Resort; Kiawah Island, Boston Red Sox recalled Danny Va- The league is open to players in grades 3 through 6, American Division: New England, at Toronto 3, Chicago White Sox 2 SC lencia from Pawtucket Red Sox. with a fee of $50 per player. Registration will be held at Pacific NW, Pacific SW, Southeast, San Diego 4, at Atlanta 1 Par 72; 7,676 Yards New York Yankees placed LHP CC Utah State Philadelphia 4, at Miami 0 Final Results Sabathia on the 15-Day disabled list ret- the Toledo Youth Football concession stand from 5:30 National Division: Middle Atlantic, at Chicago Cubs 7, Houston 1 Leaderboard roactive to August 9, 2012. Left elbow to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday night. For more information Midwest Plains, Ohio Valley, Southwest, at Minnesota 9, Detroit 3 Pos. Player Score soreness. contact Christi Marcil at (360) 219-3177. Murray at Colorado 9, Milwaukee 6 1. Rory McIlroy -13 New York Yankees recalled Ryota Cleveland 6, at LA Angels 2 2. David Lynn -5 Igarashi from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre All Times PST Tampa Bay 4, at Seattle 1 T3. Justin Rose -4 Yankees. Banquet of Champions: 5 p.m., Friday, Washington 14, at San Francisco 2 T3. Keegan Bradley -4 New York Yankees activated RHP Aug. 17 T3. Ian Poulter -4 Ryota Igarashi. Opening Ceremonies: 5 p.m., Satur- Tuesday’s Games (PST) T3. Carl Pettersson -4 Pittsburgh Pirates activated RHP Sports on the Air day, Aug. 18 Boston at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. T7. Blake Adams -3 Juan Cruz from the 15-Day disabled list. Texas at NY Yankees, 4:05 p.m. T7. Jamie Donaldson -3 Pittsburgh Pirates optioned Jared Pool Play Schedule LA Dodgers at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. T7. Peter Hanson -3 Hughes to Indianapolis Indians. TUESDAY, Aug. 14 SATURDAY, Aug. 18 Chicago Sox at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. T7. Steve Stricker -3 Texas Rangers signed free agent C MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Pacific SW vs. New England, 9 a.m. San Diego at Atlanta, 4:10 p.m. T11. Ben Curtis -2 Robinzon Diaz. Ohio Valley vs. Middle Atlantic, NY Mets at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. T11. Bubba Watson -2 Robinzon Diaz assigned to Round 4 p.m. 11:30 a.m. Philadelphia at Miami, 4:10 p.m. T11. Tim Clark -2 Rock Express from Texas Rangers. MLB — Regional coverage, Texas at N.Y. Yan- Southeast vs. Utah State, 2 p.m. Houston at Chicago Cubs, 5:05 p.m. T11. Geoff Ogilvy -2 Cleveland Indians released 2B Jose Southwest vs. Murray, 6 p.m. Oakland at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. T11. Graeme McDowell -2 Lopez. kees or Boston at Baltimore SUNDAY, Aug. 19 Detroit at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. T11. Tiger Woods -2 Miami Marlins called up C Rob 7:10 p.m. Southeast vs. Pacific Southwest, Arizona at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. T11. Adam Scott -2 Brantly from New Orleans Zephyrs. 10:30 a.m. Milwaukee at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. T18. John Daly -1 Miami Marlins optioned Brett ROOT — Tampa Bay at Seattle Ohio Valley vs. Southwest, 1 p.m. Cleveland at LA Angels, 7:05 p.m. T18. Padraig Harrington -1 Hayes to New Orleans Zephyrs. T18. Bo Van Pelt -1 SOFTBALL Murray vs. Midwest Plains, 4:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Seattle, 7:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox optioned CF T21. Louis Oosthuizen E Pacific NW vs. Utah State, 5 p.m. Washington at San Fran., 7:15 p.m. Jordan Danks to Charlotte Knights. 4 p.m. MONDAY, Aug. 20 T21. Joost Luiten E Baltimore Orioles optioned Miguel T21. Robert Garrigus E ESPN2 — Little League World Series, semifi- Midwest Plains vs. Ohio Valley, 10:30 Wednesday’s Games (PST) Socolovich to Norfolk Tides. a.m. T21. Pat Perez E Philadelphia at Miami, 9:40 a.m. Houston Astros activated C Jason nal, teams TBD, at Portland, Ore. Pacific SW vs. Pacific NW, 1 p.m. T21. Seung-yul Noh E Detroit at Minnesota, 10:10 a.m. Castro from the 15-Day disabled list. Middle Atlantic vs. Southwest, 4:30 T21. Jimmy Walker E 6:30 p.m. Houston at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 a.m. Houston Astros optioned Carlos p.m. T27. Thorbjorn Olesen +1 Milwaukee at Colorado, 12:10 p.m. Corporan to Oklahoma City Red- ESPN2 — Little League World Series, semifi- New England vs. Southeast, 7 p.m. T27. Miguel Jimenez +1 Tampa Bay at Seattle, 12:40 p.m. Hawks. TUESDAY, Aug. 21 T27. Jason Dufner +1 nal, teams TBD, at Portland, Ore. Texas Rangers outrighted Alberto Southwest vs. Midwest Plains, 10:30 Washington at San Fran., 12:45 p.m. T27. Marc Leishman +1 Gonzalez to Round Rock Express. a.m. Texas at NY Yankees, 4:00 p.m. T27. Trevor Immelman +1 Washington Nationals outrighted Pacific NW vs. Southeast, 1 p.m. Boston at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. T32. John Senden +2 WEDNESDAY, Aug. 15 Atahualpa Severino to Syracuse Chiefs. Middle Atlantic vs. Murray, 4:30 p.m. LA Dodgers at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. T32. Greg Chalmers +2 Los Angeles Angels signed free GOLF Utah State vs. New England, 5 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. T32. Bill Haas +2 agent RHP Tony Pena. WEDNESDAY, Aug. 22 San Diego at Atlanta, 4:10 p.m. T32. Luke Donald +2 1 p.m. Philadelphia Phillies placed RF New England vs. Pacific NW, 10:30 NY Mets at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. T36. Fredrik Jacobson +3 Nate Schierholtz on the 15-Day dis- TGC — USGA, U.S. Amateur Championship, a.m. Oakland at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. T36. Rich Beem +3 Midwest Plains vs. Middle Atlantic, 1 Arizona at St. Louis , 5:15 p.m. T36. Phil Mickelson +3 abled list. Fractured right great toe. first round matches, at Cherry Hills Village, Colo. p.m. Cleveland at LA Angels10:05 T36. Y.E. Yang +3 Philadelphia Phillies recalled Hec- MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Utah State vs. Pacific SW, 4:30 p.m. T36. Marcel Siem +3 tor Luna from Lehigh Valley IronPigs. Murray vs. Ohio Valley, 5 p.m. T36. Vijay Singh +3 New York Yankees signed free agent 11:10 a.m. T42. J.J. Henry +4 RHP Derek Lowe. WGN — Houston at Chicago Cubs Bracket Play NFL T42. Jim Furyk +4 New York Yankees optioned Ryota THURSDAY, Aug. 23 T42. Aaron Baddeley +4 Igarashi to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 12:30 p.m. Quarterfinals (Loser Out) 2012 Preseason Results T42. Gary Woodland +4 Yankees. MLB — Regional coverage, Washington at 1. American #2 vs. National #3, 4:30 Week 1 (PST) T42. David Toms +4 Minnesota Twins activated 3B Trev- p.m. THURSDAY, Aug. 9 T42. Martin Laird +4 or Plouffe from the 15-Day disabled list. San Francisco or Tampa Bay at Seattle 2. National #2 vs. American #3, 7 p.m. Washington 7, Buffalo 6 T48. Paul Lawrie +5 Minnesota Twins optioned Tsuyo- 12:30 p.m. FRIDAY, Aug. 24 New England 7, New Orleans 6 T48. Ernie Els +5 shi Nishioka to Rochester Red Wings. Semifinals Philadelphia 24, Pittsburgh 23 T48. Dustin Johnson +5 New York Yankees signed free agent ROOT — Tampa Bay at Seattle Winner Game 1 vs. American #1, Baltimore 31, Atlanta 17 T48. Thomas Bjorn +5 LHP Rich Mascheri. 4 p.m. 4:30 p.m. San Diego 21, Green Bay 13 T48. Retief Goosen +5 Milwaukee Brewers recalled Jeff Bi- Winner Game 2 vs. National #1, 7 Denver 31, Chicago 3 T48. Scott Piercy +5 anchi from Nashville Sounds. ESPN — Texas at N.Y. Yankees p.m. FRIDAY, Aug. 10 T54. Francesco Molinari +6 Chicago White Sox recalled LHP SATURDAY, Aug. 25 Tampa Bay 20, Miami 7 T54. Brendon de Jonge +6 Donnie Veal from Charlotte Knights. SOCCER Championship Cincinnati 17, NY Jets 6 T54. Sang-Moon Bae +6 Arizona Diamondbacks signed free 11:30 a.m. Semifinal Winners, Noon Cleveland 19, Detroit 17 T54. Darren Clarke +6 agent RHP Brett Tomko. Jacksonville 32, NY Giants 31 T54. K.J. Choi +6 Brett Tomko assigned to Mobile ESPN2 — Men’s national teams, exhibition, Kansas City 27, Arizona 17 T59. Charl Schwartzel +7 BayBears from Arizona Diamondbacks. Germany vs. Argentina, at Frankfurt, Germany San Francisco 17, Minnesota 6 T59. Ryo Ishikawa +7 Chicago Cubs transferred 3B Ian SATURDAY, Aug. 11 61. Kyung-tae Kim +8 Stewart from the 15-Day disabled list to (same-day tape) MLB Houston 26, Carolina 13 T62. Gonzalo Fdez-Castano +9 the 60-Day disabled list. 4 p.m. Major League Baseball Standings Seattle 27, Tennessee 17 T62. Chez Reavie +9 Chicago Cubs called up RHP Mi- AMERICAN LEAGUE SUNDAY, Aug. 12 T62. Ken Duke +9 chael Bowden from Iowa Cubs. NBCSN — MLS, Los Angeles at Columbus EAST W L PCT GB Indianapolis 38, St. Louis 3 T62. George McNeill +9 Chicago Cubs optioned LHP 4:30 p.m. NY Yankees 68 47 .591 - MONDAY, Aug. 13 T66. Alexander Noren +10 Brooks Raley to Iowa Cubs. Tampa Bay 63 52 .548 5 Dallas 3, Oakland 0 T66. Marcus Fraser +10 Cleveland Indians traded LHP J.C. ESPN2 — Men’s national teams, exhibition, Baltimore 62 53 .539 6 T68. Toru Taniguchi +11 Romero to Baltimore Orioles for Carlos Mexico vs. United States, at Mexico City Boston 57 59 .491 11.5 Week 2 (PST) T68. John Huh +11 R Rojas. Toronto 55 60 .478 13 THURSDAY, Aug. 16 70. Zach Johnson +12 Cincinnati Reds signed free agent SOFTBALL CENTRAL Cincinnati at Atlanta, 5 p.m. 71. Matt Every +16 SS Johan Rodriguez. 7 p.m. Chicago Sox 62 52 .544 - Cleveland at Green Bay, 5 p.m. 72. Cameron Tringale +18 Los Angeles Dodgers placed SS Jer- Detroit 61 55 .526 2 FRIDAY, Aug. 17 ry Hairston on the 15-Day disabled list ESPN2 — Little League World Series, cham- Cleveland 54 62 .466 9 Tennessee at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. retroactive to August 12, 2012. Left Hip pionship game, teams TBD, at Portland, Ore. Minnesota 50 65 .435 12.5 Miami at Carolina, 5 p.m. Inflammation Kansas City 49 65 .430 13 Detroit at Baltimore, 5 p.m. TRANSACTIONS Los Angeles Dodgers recalled 2B WEST Buffalo at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Elian Herrera from Albuquerque Iso- THURSDAY, Aug. 16 Jacksonville at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Texas 67 47 .588 - MLB Transactions, Aug. 11-13 topes. Oakland at Arizona, 7 p.m. Oakland 61 53 .535 6 Los Angeles Angels optioned RHP Chicago Cubs signed free agent GOLF SATURDAY, Aug. 18 LA Angels 60 56 .517 8 David Carpenter to Salt Lake Bees. RHP Seth McClung. NY Giants at NY Jets, 4 p.m. Noon Seattle 53 64 .453 15.5 Los Angeles Angels called up RHP Toronto Blue Jays outrighted Scott Kansas City at St. Louis, 5 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE Steve Geltz from Salt Lake Bees. Richmond to Las Vegas 51s. TGC — PGA Tour, Wyndham Champion- Washington at Chicago, 5 p.m. EAST W L PCT GB Toronto Blue Jays recalled 2B Mike Detroit Tigers optioned Duane Be- San Francisco at Houston, 5 p.m. ship, first round, at Greensboro, N.C. Washington 72 44 .621 - McCoy from Las Vegas 51s. low to Toledo Mud Hens. Seattle at Denver, 6 p.m. Toronto Blue Jays optioned RHP Atlanta 66 49 .574 5.5 Detroit Tigers recalled Luke Put- 3:30 p.m. Dallas at San Diego, 6 p.m. David Carpenter to Las Vegas 51s. NY Mets 55 60 .478 16.5 konen from Toledo Mud Hens. TGC — USGA, U.S. Amateur Championship, SUNDAY, Aug. 19 Colorado Rockies transferred 1B Philadelphia 53 62 .461 18.5 San Francisco Giants activated 3B Miami 52 64 .448 20 Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, 5 p.m. Todd Helton from the 15-Day disabled Pablo Sandoval from the 15-Day dis- second round matches, at Cherry Hills Village, CENTRAL MONDAY, Aug. 20 list to the 60-Day disabled list. abled list. Colo. (same-day tape) Cincinnati 69 46 .600 - Philadelphia at New England, 5 p.m. Colorado Rockies called up Will San Francisco Giants optioned Brett Pittsburgh 64 51 .557 5 Harris from Colorado Springs Sky Sox. LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL Pill to Fresno Grizzlies. St. Louis 62 53 .539 7 Colorado Rockies placed RHP Edg- Arizona Diamondbacks outrighted 10 a.m. Milwaukee 52 62 .456 16.5 mer Escalona on the 15-Day disabled Mike Zagurski to Reno Aces. Chicago Cubs 45 69 .395 23.5 SOCCER list. ESPN — World Series, opening round, teams Houston 38 79 .325 32 Colorado Rockies placed RHP Edg- WEST Major League Soccer Standings mer Escalona on the 15-Day disabled TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. LA Dodgers 63 53 .543 - EASTERN CONFERENCE list retroactive to August 6, 2012. Right NASCAR Noon San Francisco 63 53 .543 - GP W L T Pts elbow inflammation. ESPN — World Series, opening round, teams Arizona 58 57 .504 4.5 Kansas City 24 13 7 4 43 Chicago Cubs activated RHP Lendy 2012 Nationwide Series San Diego 52 65 .444 11.5 New York 24 12 7 5 41 Castillo from the 15-Day disabled list. Zippo 200 at The Glen TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. Colorado 42 71 .372 19.5 Houston 24 11 6 7 40 Chicago Cubs optioned Scott Maine At Watkins Glen International 2 p.m. Chicago 23 11 7 5 38 to Iowa Cubs. Saturday’s Results Saturday’s Results D.C. 22 11 8 3 36 Chicago White Sox transferred LHP 1. Carl Edwards ESPN2 — World Series, opening round, NY Yankees 5, at Toronto 2 Montreal 26 10 13 3 33 John Danks from the 15-Day disabled 2. Brad Keselowski teams TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. Cincinnati 4, at Chicago Cubs 2 Columbus 20 8 8 4 28 list to the 60-Day disabled list. 3. Sam Hornish Jr. at San Francisco 9, Colorado 3 Philadelphia 21 7 12 2 23 Chicago White Sox called up De- 4. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 5 p.m. wayne Wise from Charlotte Knights. at Cleveland 5, Boston 2 New England 23 6 12 5 23 5. Ron Fellows Toronto FC 22 5 13 4 19 Houston Astros outrighted Brian ESPN — World Series, opening round, teams Kansas City 7, at Baltimore 3 6. Kyle Busch Bixler to Oklahoma City RedHawks. at Houston 6, Milwaukee 5 7. Kasey Kahne TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. WESTERN CONFERENCE Texas Rangers placed C Mike Na- St. Louis 4, at Philadelphia 1 8. Paul Menard San Jose 24 14 5 5 47 poli on the 15-Day disabled list. Left MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL San Diego 5, at Pittsburgh 0 9. Justin Allgaier Real Salt Lake 25 13 9 3 42 quadriceps strain. Oakland 9, at Chicago White Sox 7 10. Brian Scott 10 a.m. Tampa Bay 4, at Minnesota 2 Seattle 23 10 6 7 37 Texas Rangers recalled C Luis Mar- tinez from Round Rock Express. 11. Michael Annett MLB — Texas at N.Y. Yankees Atlanta 9, at NY Mets 3 Vancouver 24 10 7 7 37 Los Angeles 25 11 11 3 36 San Diego Padres placed RHP Hus- 12. Elliott Sadler at Miami 7, LA Dodgers 3 4 p.m. FC Dallas 25 6 11 8 26 ton Street on the 15-Day disabled list. 13. Miguel Paludo at Texas 2, Detroit 1 Chivas USA 21 7 9 5 26 Strained left calf. 14. Mike Bliss MLB — Regional coverage, N.Y. Mets at Cin- Washington 6, at Arizona 5 Colorado 24 8 15 1 25 San Diego Padres recalled RHP 15. Ryan Truex Seattle 7, at LA Angels 4 cinnati or Boston at Baltimore Portland 22 5 12 5 20 Cory Burns from Tucson Padres. 16. Victor Gonzalez Jr. New York Mets activated LHP Jo- 17. Jason Bowles NFL FOOTBALL Sunday’s Results Saturday’s Results han Santana from the 15-Day disabled 18. Mike Wallace 5 p.m. Boston 14, at Cleveland 1 FC Dallas 3, Colorado 2 list. 19. Jeremy Clements at Toronto 10, NY Yankees 7 San Jose 2, Seattle 1 New York Mets designated LHP 20. Kenny Habul FOX — Preseason, Cincinnati at Atlanta LA Dodgers 5, at Miami 0 Kansas City 2, DC United 1 Garrett Olson for assignment. 21. Kyle Kelley at Baltimore 5, Kansas City 3 Vancouver 2, Real Salt Lake 1 Colorado Rockies signed free agent 22. Joey Logano TENNIS at Philadelphia 8, St. Louis 7 RHP Jeff Marquez. 23. Austin Dillon 10 a.m. at Pittsburgh 11, San Diego 5 Sunday’s Results Arizona Diamondbacks recalled 24. Cole Whitt Milwaukee 5, at Houston 3 Los Angeles 4, Chivas USA 0 RHP Bryan Shaw from Reno Aces. 25. Tim Connolly ESPN2 — ATP World Tour, Western & at Chicago White Sox 7, Oakland 3 Chicago 4, Philadelphia 1 Arizona Diamondbacks placed SS 26. Eric McClure Southern Open, round of 16, at Mason, Ohio Tampa Bay 7, at Minnesota 3 Montreal 1, New England 0 Willie Bloomquist on the 15-Day dis- 27. Joe Nemechek Cincinnati 3, at Chicago Cubs 0 abled list retroactive to August 9, 2012. 28. Tony Raines 4 p.m. at Texas 8, Detroit 3 Wedneday’s Games (PST) Strained lower back. 29. Alex Kennedy ESPN2 — ATP World Tour, Western & Seattle 4, at LA Angels 1 Los Angeles at Columbus, 4 p.m. Arizona Diamondbacks called up 30. Daryl Harr at San Francisco 9, Colorado 6 FC Dallas at Vancouver, 7 p.m. 2B Jake Elmore from Reno Aces. 31. J.J. Yeley Southern Open, round of 16, at Mason, Ohio at Arizona 7, Washington 4 Portland at Toronto F.C., 4:30 p.m. Arizona Diamondbacks designated 32. Dexter Stacey The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2012 • Sports 7

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Closing Time for Great Britain Alastair Grant / The Associated Press GREAT GAMES: London It all made for a madcap covered in newsprint, from Big heroes and flashbulbs rippled Fireworks explode during the Closing mashup that had 80,000 fans Ben’s clock tower and Tower through the stadium, the Olym- Ceremony at the 2012 Summer Olym- Says Goodbye to Great at Olympic Stadium stomping, Bridge to the London Eye ferris pians cheered back, some car- pics, Monday, Aug. 13, 2012, in London. Summer Olympics cheering and singing along. Or- wheel and the chubby high-rise rying national flags, others ganizers estimated 300 million known as the Gherkin. snapping photographs with British distance runner Mo By Paul Haven or more were watching around Street percussion group smartphones and cameras. Farah became a national trea- The Associated Press the world. Stomp built the noise into a They held hands, embraced sure by sweeping the 5,000- and What a way to end a games frenzy, and dancers brandished and carried each other on their 10,000-meter races, and favorite LONDON — And now, on far more successful than many brooms, in a nod to the spon- shoulders, finally forming a hu- daughter Jessica Ennis became to Rio! Londoners expected. taneous popular movement man mosh pit on the field. a global phenomenon with her London brought the curtain Early security glitches were to clean up London after riots The ceremony had some- victory in the heptathlon. down on a hugely entertaining conquered with the help of the shook neighborhoods not far thing for everyone, from tween Female athletes took cen- Olympics with a sensational military, road traffic was man- from Olympic Stadium just a girls to 1960s hippies. The face ter stage in a way they never rock ‘n roll nostalgia tour of a ageable and the wettest early year ago. of John Lennon appeared on the had before. American gymnast closing ceremony that thrilled summer on record gave way to Liam Gallagher performed stadium floor, assembled by 101 Gabby Douglas soared to gold the London night with top-of- mostly sunny skies. More im- “Wonderwall,” a 1990s hit by fragments of sculpture, and just and the U.S. soccer team made the-chart classics, supermodels portantly, British athletes over- his former band, Oasis, Muse as quickly gave way to George a dramatic march to the cham- and psychedelic mayhem. achieved. rocked the house with the hard- Michael, Fatboy Slim and Annie pionship. Packed houses turned After a glorious two weeks of It all came with a price tag edged Olympic anthem “Surviv- Lennox. out to watch the new event of never-to-be-forgotten moments of $14 billion — three times the al,” and Queen guitarist Brian Britons, who had fretted for women’s boxing. And women that left Britain exhausted, ex- original estimate. But nobody May was joined by singer Jessie weeks that the games would be- competed for Saudi Arabia, Qa- hilarated and deeply proud, or- wanted to spoil the fun with J for a crowd-pleasing “We Will come a fiasco, were buoyed by tar and Brunei for the first time. ganizers handed the baton to such mundane concerns, at least Rock You.” their biggest medal haul since And then there was Oscar 2016 host Brazil. not on this night. The night ended with the 1908 — 29 golds and 65 medals Pistorius, the double-amputee But Sunday was all about “We lit the flame, and we lit extinguishing of the multi-pet- in all. from South Africa running on Britain. up the world,” said London or- aled Olympic cauldron and a The United States edged Chi- carbon-fiber blades, who didn’t The three-hour extravagan- ganizing committee chief Sebas- supercharged rendition of “My na in both the gold medal and win a medal but nonetheless left za offered a sensory blast includ- tian Coe. “When our time came, Generation” and other classics total medal standings, eclips- a champion. ing rock ‘n’ roll rickshaws, dust- Britain, we did it right.” by The Who that had the crowd ing its best performance at an wAnd sprinter Manteo bin percussionists, an exploding Festive and fast-moving, the dancing in the aisles. Confetti Olympics on foreign soil after Mitchell, who completed his leg yellow car and a marching band ceremony opened with pop rained down, and fireworks lit the Dream Team narrowly held of the 4x400 relay semifinal on a in red tunics and bearskin hats. bands Madness, Pet Shop Boys up the sky. off Spain in basketball for the broken leg, allowing his team to The Spice Girls staged a and One Direction, a shout- Following Olympic tradi- country’s 46th gold. qualify and win silver. show-stopping reunion, and out to Winston Churchill and tion, the 10,800 athletes of the Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt Even non-Brits were proud Monty Python’s Eric Idle saun- a tribute to the Union Jack — London Games marched in as became an Olympic legend by of their adopted homeland. tered through “Always Look on the Olympic Stadium floor ar- one rather than with their na- repeating as champion in both “It’s just been a really nice the Bright Side of Life” — ac- ranged to resemble the British tions, symbolizing the harmony the 100-meter and 200-meter thing to see,” said Anja Ekelof, companied by Roman centu- flag. and friendship inspired by the sprints. Michael Phelps ended a Swede who now lives in Scot- rions, Scottish bagpipers and a Monochrome recreations games. his long career as the most deco- land. “The whole country has human cannonball. of London landmarks were As the crowd cheered their rated Olympian in history. come together.” Team USA Wins Second Straight Gold in Basketball GOLDEN: Dream Team eight statistical categories, with laughably lopsided advantages Knocks Off Spain in points off turnovers (198-77) for Gold Again and fast-break points (175-55). Spain, long considered a By Brian Mahoney finesse team, came to fight in The Associated Press this one, Rodriguez delivering a blow to Tyson Chandler’s ribs LONDON — Great for while setting a pick that led to most of the Olympics, just good technical fouls on both players. enough for gold. Both teams grew frustrated The U.S. men’s basketball with the officiating — Spain team defended its title by fight- ing off another huge challenge in particular when Marc Ga- from Spain, pulling away in the sol was called for his fourth foul final minutes for a 107-100 vic- while going for a rebound with tory on Sunday and its second 5:29 remaining in the first half. straight Olympic championship. The Spanish scored their final LeBron James capped one seven points on free throws, cut- of basketball’s most brilliant ting the U.S. lead to 59-58. individual years with a mon- Size was always the Ameri- cans’ biggest obstacle, and the ster dunk and a huge 3-pointer Charles Krupa / The Associated Press 7-foot-1 Pau Gasol dominated in the final 2:50 that finally United States’ LeBron James and Kevin Durant react during the men’s gold medal basketball game against Spain at the 2012 them to start the second half, wrapped up a close, back-and- Summer Olympics Sunday in London. USA won 107-100. forth game that few would have scoring Spain’s first 13 points much. for Spain, which was again just an offensive foul on a pick, and to give them a 71-70 lead at the seen coming after the Ameri- The Americans hugged at a few minutes from its first bas- the Americans could sense that cans had been so dominant for midpoint of the third quarter. midcourt, guard James Harden ketball gold but couldn’t finish it was over. so long in London. Serge Ibaka at 6-10 also hurt the holding a doll of the Olympic the job against the Americans. It was the 14th gold medal Yet four years after beating U.S. inside, and the Americans for the Americans, who lost Spain 118-107 in a classic in mascot, and then after being The U.S. came in averaging led only 83-82 heading into the Beijing, the U.S. found itself in handed flags, this group of NBA nearly 117 points and stomping at least five players who might fourth. another tight one, unable to ever players — and one kid just out of on their competition with such have been on the team when The U.S. will apparently still really slow the Spanish down college — who grew into a tight- ease that even the Olympics’ Dwight Howard, Dwyane Wade, be able to bring its best to the until the closing minutes. knit group during their time to- own daily preview had a hard Chris Bosh and Derrick Rose next Summer Games in Rio de Kevin Durant scored 30 gether, paraded around the floor, time envisioning intrigue, writ- had to pull out with injuries and Janeiro though the NBA has points and James had 19 on a the Stars and Stripes flowing off ing that it would “likely take a Blake Griffin was hurt in train- said it might prefer an under-23 day he joined Michael Jordan as their backs like capes. great game from Spain and an ing camp. age limit for the Olympics, FI- the only players to win the NBA “To do it twice is a special off-day from the USA to cause Along the way, they showed BA’s secretary general said Sat- title, regular-season MVP, NBA moment,” Carmelo Anthony an upset.” they could be vulnerable dur- urday he doesn’t see any changes Finals MVP and Olympic gold said. “As the U.S. men’s team, we Well, Spain brought the great ing their exhibition schedule, being proposed in time for 2016. in the same year. Coach Mike go through a lot. For us to perse- game and trailed by only a point falling into early holes against James isn’t sure if he will re- Krzyzewski, who has said he’s vere the way we did is just a spe- heading into the fourth quarter. Brazil and Spain, having to turn after he, Bryant, Anthony, retiring as national team coach cial moment for myself, and for But the Spanish somehow hold on against Argentina. Any Chris Paul and Deron Wil- after restoring the Americans to the guys who are on this team.” lost sight of James, and the concerns once they arrived in liams joined a list of 13 Ameri- their place atop world basketball, For Kobe Bryant, it was his game’s best player drove uncon- London seemed to be wiped cans who have won multiple emptied his bench in the final last Olympic moment. tested and threw it down for a away quickly — just the way the gold medals. Krzyzewski, who minute. The Americans, who “This is it for me,” said Bry- 99-91 lead with 2:48 left. After Americans play. They were test- matched Hank Iba as the only insisted they were better than ant, who scored 17 points and Marc Gasol dunked, James drib- ed only once, beating Lithuania coaches to lead the U.S. to con- their 2008 version and even now has a second gold medal to bled outside the circle with Marc 99-94, and the statistics revealed secutive golds, has said this will good enough to take a game go with his five NBA champion- Gasol giving him just a bit too a tournament that was more var- be his last game — though USA from the 1992 Dream Team, ships. “The other guys are good much room, and James pulled sity against junior varsity than Basketball chairman Jerry Col- may not have been at that level. to go.” up for the 3 that made it 102-93 best in the world against each angelo promised to do his best Still, they were better again Pau Gasol scored 24 points with 1:59 to play. other. The Americans came sales job to bring the respected than Spain — though not by and Juan Carlos Navarro had 21 Pau Gasol then was called for in leading the tournament in coach back. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2012 Life:Food Centralia Woman Loves Challenge of a Fair Contests

Pete Caster / [email protected] Kathleen Ament, Centralia, is a stalwart entrant in the Living Arts division at the Southwest Washington Fair.

By Carrina Stanton But Ament is an all-around competi- For The Chronicle tor in the Living Arts divisions. Besides her canning and baking, she was plan- Many people who bring their handi- ning to bring: a log cabin scrap quilt; work to the fair say they’re there to sup- a lap throw made on a loom; a knitted port the fair more than to compete. scarf; a sewn table runner and apron; a For Kathleen Ament of Centralia, it’s hand-pieced purse; two beaded brace- all about competing. When asked what lets; and her first attempt at a woven motivates her to enter the myriad Liv- pine needle basket. Ament said she’s ing Arts categories she does, her answer always coming up with a new craft she came easy. wants to try and while they take a lot of “To beat Suzy Carpenter,” she said her time, she enjoys it. with a laugh, adding. “There’s a group of “I’m always looking for something to us girls and we try to outdo each other. do,” she said. It’s just fun bantering.” Ament has lived in Centralia for 11 Just days from the entry deadlines years, six of which she has competed at for Living Arts categories at the South- the fair. While she competed at her lo- west Washington Fair, Ament already cal fair as a child when she was in 4-H, had a row of canned items in her pan- she said it never really occurred to her to try she had chosen. In canning, she compete as an adult. But once she start- planned to bring: pickled beets; pickles; ed, she said she was hooked. green beans; baby beets for the Country She has had jars of canned goods win Contest; and a layered medley of green the Country Cousin contest the last two beans, carrots, peas and wax beans she years, which means her handiwork was called her secret weapon. on display at the local eatery for the year. Above: Prize-winning canned vegetables sit on a shelf in Kathleen Ament’s kitchen at her Centralia She also said she usually bakes ba- Last year, her prized entry was a home. nana bread and cookies for the compe- 3,744-piece quilt that took best of class. tition, which she had already practiced She said she has taken reserve grand baking for the Paint The Town volun- prizes for entries in the past but never a teers she was expecting the next morn- ing at her home. please see COMPETITION, page Life 2

By Jackie Burrell San Jose Mercury News SAN JOSE, Calif. — There are burgers — and then there are burgers. You know. The ones that make you channel a steamy Kate Upton cheeseburger commercial, moaning with every bite as juices and condiments run down your arms and some wiseacre at the next table says, “I’ll have what she’s hav- ing.” But burgers at home rarely attain those ecstatic heights — or rather, they don’t if you’ve peeled a preformed patty off a frozen chub and then slammed the spatula-squelched meat between supermarket buns. So we turned to experts, chefs known for their burger prowess — including Hubert Keller from Fleur de Lys and Burger Bar, Adam Fleischman from Umami Burger, Amy Murray from Revival Bar+Kitchen and Elena Duggan, whose Original Joe’s burgers have used the same foolproof recipe since 1937.

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Pete Caster / [email protected] A prize-winning quilt hangs on a wall in Kathleen Ament’s workshop behind her house in Centralia on Aug. 3. Competition: It’s Not Just A Hobby Continued from Life 1 grand prize. Her hope was this “The judges told me what could be the year she took a they’re looking for is something grand prize for an entry. pretty,” Ament said. Kathleen Ament works a loom in her workshop behind her house in Centralia on Friday, Aug. 3. In canning, Ament said, at- Crafting is not just a hobby tention to detail and being very for Ament, it’s a way of life. precise are the way to win prizes. She has owned her own She said when she usually cans weaving company for 32 years, sauerkraut. puters, though,” Ament said. “I the competition interesting. green beans, her husband helps making rag rugs out of recycled Ament said she has shown think it’s a dying art.” Last year, Ament said she by snapping the beans for her. materials and selling them at lo- her own grandkids how to knit But it is the friends she has was not able to compete in as But for her entries for the fair, cal crafting events. The income and sew. She also cans for her made in the Living Arts build- many categories as usual and she uses a ruler to cut them into from that allowed her to stay entire family and has a 3-year- ing that really keep her coming Suzy Carpenter won many of precise 1-inch segments. home with her three children. old grandson who will only eat back to the Southwest Washing- the categories with no competi- She also plans out her pickle And she and her husband also grandma’s canned beans and ton Fair, she said. She said there tion. Ament said Carpenter told jars for the fair, choosing uni- grow a large garden that sup- carrots. She said she hopes her are several people have basically her the victory wasn’t very much form cucumbers that are small plies her with the makings of her grandkids will carry these skills made a pledge to one another fun with no one to compete enough to allow for two full home canned items such as car- forward. they will keep competing each against. rows in one quart jar. rots, beets, zucchini relish and “They’re so into their com- year to support the fair and keep “It’s a lot of fun,” she said.

Burgers: Do It Yourself Hamburger, It’s Nice To Know What Is Really In Your Meat Continued from Life 1 pan.” Hubert Keller points out, “It’s In Keller’s words: “With the nice to know what’s really in Lest you fret that we’re about spatula you kill it twice.” that meat.” to share tips on grilling some Don’t flip the meat a million Keller suggests simply going precious creation made from times, either. In fact, just once is to a butcher shop or the butcher foie gras and gently massaged good. Groman suspects people counter at Whole Foods, for ex- buffalo flesh from Saturn, rest get bored waiting for the meat ample. Choose a piece of chuck assured, we asked some experts to cook and just start aimlessly and ask them to grind it while for help in crafting the perfect flipping. Leave the meat alone, you wait. classic burger with the following he says. Think about something Umami Burger’s Adam Fleis- guidelines: No esoteric meats. else — like the beauty of fries. chman suggests buying steaks No wild yeast buns or molecular Once the meat is done, let it rest from Costco and using a food gastronimified anything. And off the grill for a few minutes processor to grind your own. no time-killers remotely resem- “and the juices start being dis- You can also use a KitchenAid bling British chef Heston Blu- tributed evenly,” Keller says. mixer with a grinding attach- menthal’s recipe for the “perfect Use that time to toast the ment. burger,” which takes 30 hours beautiful buns you picked up, “For this DIY economy, I and 4 minutes. too — the ones that came from think it’s a fun thing to do,” Relax, they said. It’s ridicu- an actual bakery, not a polka- Amy Murray says. “Go to the lously easy, but you’ll need to dotted plastic bag on a super- farmers market, buy some nice leave those prefabbed patties market shelf — and get your fresh meat — sirloin and the fat- behind. condiments ready. tiest piece of chuck — and cut Karl Mondon / San Jose Mercury News A burger is only as good as For Groman, whose little it into cubes. Refrigerate it so it The Rodzilla Burger is served with onion rings at Peasant’s Couryard in Alamo, Calif. the meat, says Fleischman, own- sliders were inspired by both will grind better.” er of Umami Burger, the wildly In-N-Out and the burgers at ••• 2. Combine with remaining —Hubert Keller, www.hubert- popular Los Angeles burger Berkeley’s Cafe Rouge, his secret ingredients, adjusting season- chain that opened a branch in THE PERFECT BURGER keller.com sauce owes a passing nod to, yes, ings to taste. ••• San Francisco earlier this year, McDonald’s. Except the Phil’s 1. Using good quality meat —Hugh Groman, Phil’s Slid- and is due to add an Oakland, BEEF AND ROQUEFORT Sliders’ sauce uses fresh toma- with a high fat ratio, 20-30 per- ers Calif., outpost by the end of toes, caramelized onions, pickle cent, form thick patties, using a ••• CHEESEBURGER 2012. gentle hand. relish, mayonnaise and, Gro- CABERNET BBQ SAUCE Makes 4 The pros spend a lot of time man confides, “a little chipotle 2. Heat the grill (or cast iron 2 pounds New York strip, sourcing high-quality meat — for spice.” pan or griddle) until very hot. Makes 7-8 cups untrimmed and ground both Murray and Hugh Gro- “I wanted something that re- Season the patties with salt and 6 ½ cups ketchup ¼ cup Roquefort cheese man, of Berkeley’s Phil’s Sliders, ally evoked the classic burger pepper, and place them on the 6 tablespoons paprika are partial to Marin Sun Farms’ Salt and pepper to taste taste — something organic,” he grill. Do not press them with a ¼ cup brown sugar 4 ciabatta buns, sliced in half grass-fed beef, for example — says. spatula or touch them for 3-4 3 tablespoons molasses but the grinding and shaping and toasted As for those moans and minutes. ¼ cup Napa cabernet 12 slices ripe tomatoes determine whether you’re going ecstatic sighs, Rodney Worth 3. Flip the patties. (If they ¾ teaspoon cayenne pepper to serve a beautifully textured 1 cup mesclun mix hears them every day at Alamo’s don’t want to loosen from the Salt, pepper to taste Caramelized onions (see burger or a hockey puck. grill, they’re not ready to be Peasant’s Courtyard, home to Place ingredients in a large recipe) Go light on the seasoning, flipped. Let them cook another The Rodzilla. pot and whisk to blend. Simmer 1. Divide meat into 8 patties. Fleischman says, “Put stuff on minute and try again.) Let them It’s a towering creation of for 20 minutes, then taste and Place 1 tablespoon cheese in the them after they’re cooked, not cook another 3-4 minutes, un- an Angus burger, fine-ground adjust seasonings. centers of 4 patties. Top with 4 before.” And don’t abuse the disturbed. —Rodney Worth, The Peas- as if for meatballs, gently hand- more patties; seal edges. Season poor things. Flip them once for shaped, grilled and encased in a 4. Add cheese and let it melt ant’s Courtyard with salt and pepper. “better sear and caramelization.” soft pillowy bun. It’s festooned a little. Then remove the patties ••• 2. In a cast iron skillet, sear It’s a mantra echoed by every with crispy fried onions and to a plate, tent with foil and let HOMEMADE MAYONNAISE the burgers for 4 to 5 minutes on chef we talked to: freshly ground, drizzled with a cabernet barbe- them rest for 2-3 minutes. good quality meat with enough cue sauce. And with all those 5. Meanwhile, toast the buns. Makes 3 cups mayonnaise one side, flip and cook another 4 fat — 20-30 percent — to keep it layers, all that moisture and 6. Build your burger: Place 4 egg yolks, pasteurized to 5 minutes. juicy. And be gentle. juiciness, it should be a big, sog- the bottom half of the bun on a 2 tablespoons mustard 3. Top the ciabatta bread “Give it the same attention gy mess. plate, top with lettuce, then to- ½ teaspoon salt with mesclun and tomatoes. and respect as you would a Ah, it’s all about the layering, matoes and then the patty. Add ¼ teaspoon pepper Place burgers on top, and top nice rib-eye or New York steak,” 2 ½ cups vegetable oil with caramelized onion rings. says the man who loves burg- any additional condiments or ••• Keller says. “At $20, $30 a pound, ers so much, he snaps photos special sauce, and top with the Aioli variation: you are taking care of it, mak- of them and keeps them in his upper bun half. 1 tablespoon garlic, minced CARAMELIZED ONIONS ing sure everything is right. We iPhone. ••• 1 teaspoon orange zest should have the same approach. 1. In a food processor fitted 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard First the toasty bottom of the PHIL’S SLIDERS SPECIAL SAUCE 2 tablespoons honey I treat it like my baby.” bun, then the lettuce to protect with the mixing or chopping Despite what you’ve seen in Makes 1¼ cups blade, process the yolks, mus- 1 tablespoon olive oil the bread. Tomato slices go next, 4 thickly sliced onion rings the supermarket freezer aisle, to protect the lettuce from the ½ small red onion, diced tard, salt and pepper until fully 1. Preheat oven to 375 de- real burgers are not made from hot patty — which has rested af- Olive oil incorporated. grees. hard-packed meat, Murray says. ter coming off the grill — then Salt and pepper 2. With the machine still 2. In a small mixing bowl, Freshly ground meat is light and the meat, the onions and every- ¼ cup mayonnaise running, very slowly add veg- fluffy, and you can’t retain that thing else. 1 tablespoon sweet pickle rel- etable oil in a very thin stream mix the mustard, honey and ol- texture by unleashing your in- “A burger,” he says, “is a piece ish into the mixture until the may- ive oil. ner caveman while shaping the of art.” 1 large or 2 small plum toma- onnaise is thick and creamy. If 3. In a grill pan, cook the on- patties. We’ll have what he’s having. toes, medium dice the small pusher of your food ion rings just enough to mark “Act like you’re a 90-year-old ••• 1 tablespoon chipotle puree processor has a tiny hole at the them. Transfer to a sheet pan grandmother — delicate, quiet, ¼ teaspoon salt or to taste bottom, pour the oil through and brush with mustard glaze. shhh,” she says. “Don’t pack DIY GROUND BEEF ¼ teaspoon pepper that. Roast 15 to 20 minutes, basting it, smack it, push it, threaten it. The best restaurants and 1. Lightly caramelize the 3. For aioli, stir the chopped with mustard glaze every 3 to 4 You see people flip-flip-smash- burger joints grind their own onions in olive oil with a sprin- garlic and orange zest into 1 cup minutes. smash and you see all that good meat fresh daily. But there are kling of salt and pepper. Remove of the mayonnaise until fully in- —Hubert Keller, “Top Chef juice running to the side of the ways to do it yourself, and, as from heat and let cool. corporated. Masters,” season one The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2012 • Life 3

Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations

Voice of the People Two-Year-Old Takes Swim Lessons

The Southwest Washington Fair is starting today, with entertainment from “Weird Al” Yankovic and the Oak Ridge Boys. If you could choose any entertainment for the fair, what would it be?

“Well, I do like Weird Al Yankovic, so possibly him.”

Adam Honn Centralia, unemployed

Photo submitted by Rebecca Gordon, Centralia Parker Gordon, 2, is shown with swim instructor Ashleigh Cox at the Chehalis Outdoor Pool. Parker started her irst lessons this summer at the pool. The lessons focus on children being comfortable in the water and knowing their safety boundaries. Cox has been giving lessons for more than four years. Parker’s parents are Ryan and Rebecca Gordon, Centralia.

To submit your photograph, e-mail [email protected] or send mail to Voices, The Chronicle, 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531.

“Brad Paisley.” Mount Shasta Fly Fishing Camp Names in the News Trista Ayala Centralia, stay-at-home mom Keahey Receives Visiting Nurses Scholarship Lauren Keahey, a 2012 gradu- ate of Centralia High School, has been awarded a $1,000 schol- arship by the Visiting Nurses Foundation. Keahey was a top student and leader at Centralia High School, while also partici- pating in ten- nis, drama and Young Life. She “A magic show will attend Azusa Pacific for the kids.” University, lo- Lauren Keahey gets scholarship Krista Hilleary cated near Los Centralia, disabled Angeles, in the fall, where she will pursue a bachelor’s degree in psychology. After that, she plans to continue to graduate school to receive a master’s degree in occupational therapy, with an emphasis in animal-assisted therapies. Photograph submitted by Amy Spencer, Adna Keahy is the daughter of Dan Dalton Spencer, Adna, is shown at a ly ishing camp near Mount Shasta in California earlier this summer. The 11-year-old and Sheri Keahey, Centralia, and wrote an essay about why he would want to go to ly ishing camp for a national contest held by the Fly Fishing & Tying granddaughter of Dr. David and Journal. He was one of three winners and earned a trip to the camp at Antelope Creek Ranch. An avid isherman, Dalton has Diana Williams, Centralia, and been tying his own lies for the last year. He is the son of Dusty and Amy Spencer, Adna. Dennis and Darlene Keahey, Tumwater. To donate to the Visiting Nurses Foundation to enhance the scholarship fund or Comfort Centralia Class of 1967 to Host Therapy Program, call (360) 623- 1560 or go to visitingnursesfoun- “Garth Brooks or dation.org. Alan Jackson.” All-Class Reunion on Aug. 25 Southwest Washington By Alice Coakley Colleen (Freites) Stewart, (206) Classmates recall summers Cindy Murphy 484-8445, cjstewart06@gmail. Centralia, disabled Centralia spent strawberry picking, go- Family com. ing to the Twin City Drive-in, On Aug. 25, immediately fol- cruising, hanging out at Bill On Newsstands lowing the Hub City Car Show, ON JUNE 8, 1967, 222 gradu- and Bea’s, skating at the Roller- the Centralia High School Class ates walked across the gymna- drome, swimming at the Cen- NOw! of 1967 will host an all-classes sium floor for the final time to tralia Pool, eating doughnuts at Come into reunion at O’Blarney’s Irish Pub, receive their diplomas. These Gullickson’s and ice cream at 24 The Chronicle and Centralia. same classmates have gathered Flavors. Any former CHS alumnus pickup your copy of every five years with the excep- Other hometown favorites is welcome. The event will be Southwest Washington tion of 1982 (15 year) and 1997 were the Fox Theatre, Walt’s from 4-10 p.m. upstairs. The (30 year). Family. Each month cost is $20 per person and ad- Drive-in Restaurant, Harold’s we feature high quality Centralia High School, Burger Bar, attending the South- vance reservations are required. which once stood at the corner articles focusing on There will be a no-host bar and west Washington Fair, shopping parenting, family of South Iron and West Pear, no at Proffit’s Department Store finger foods available. longer exists. The grounds are activities and local and listening to all their favorite Checks may be made out to now part of the Centralia Col- events! hits on KELA radio. Class of ’67 and mailed to: Class lege campus. of ’67, 20842 Zenkner Valley Only remnants of the stately One of thee best memories Road, Centralia, WA 98531. columns that once graced the were the annual Thanksgiving The Class, of ’67 is seek- front entrance to the three-story Day football games. It was an ing addresses for the follow- high school remain at the site. All-American scene. Friends ing classmates: Ed Booth, John The gymnasium, once filled and family headed to Noble Jeffrey Bowman, Paul Branch, with cheering CHS Tigers, has Field for the game between Katherine Ellison, John King, been extensively remodeled and cross town rivals. SpecB110922.db Share your Laurene (Liebich) Stevens, Su- is now home to the Centralia Those fortunate to live near- san (Calhoun) Morgan, Karen College Trailblazers. by all walked to the game; if not, Sadler, Terry Sparkes, Pat Spen- Alumni attended 10 el- you drove. Colleen Stewart re- Celebration cer, Lucille (Thorson) Wilson, ementary schools at that time: members walking in the snow and David Whisler. Anyone Bucoda, Edison, Fords Prairie, one year! Following the game, Pick Up Your E-mail: [email protected] with information may contact Galvin, Jefferson, Lincoln, Lo- all headed home again where Free Copy! Alice (Clark) Coakley, 736- gan, Oakview, St. Mary and they were greeted by houses 5639, [email protected] or Washington. filled with turkey smells. Life 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2012 History

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Today’s clue: Z equals H

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todAy iN LEWis CoUNty-ArEA History 1931 — taking McCormick Apart, ing a good supply of cucumbers from The pair gave two performances on a 2-year-old Jersey. She also planned to Piece by Piece surrounding farms, reported field man the Saloon Stage. They spent as much move the mother into a separate milking Paul Hackstadt. The plant was receiv- time drawing laughter with their banter parlor at the fairgrounds. Wrecking operations began this week ing between four and five tons a day. As as they did playing country music. at the former west Lewis County lumber production picked up he expected to be Jerry Ownens of Napavine opened town of McCormick. receiving 15 to 20 tons of cukes per day. the show with popular country songs like 2005 — Alexander Park is reborn The Western Machinery Co. of Grays Those willing to work would earn $1 “Don’t Rock the Jukebox” and “Okie from More than a hundred people come to Harbor had purchased the town and mill per 85-pound sack they picked. Those Muskogee.” a rededication ceremony this week at Al- from the stockholders of the company wanting to pick beans would earn 2 1/2 exander Park west of Chehalis. Renamed and had begun salvage operations for us- cents a pound. Lintott-Alexander Park, the peninsula able timber in the buildings. 2001 — Fair Begins With a Birth was reopened after volunteers with the The town, which once shipped tim- The 2001 Southwest Washington Fair Chehalis Foundation spruced up the run- ber to Portland and Puget Sound, would 1996 — Corny Humor From the began with a classic agricultural mo- down former picnic area and swimming probably take about two years to destroy, Hee Haw Boys ment: a calf was born at about 4:30 a.m. hole. The Daily Chronicle wrote. Jon and Jim Hager brought the hay- on opening day. Jim Lintott, a money manager in seed humor of “Hee Haw” to the South- Ashley Beaulieu, 16, Adna, said she Washington D.C., had donated money to west Washington Fair. walked into the cow barn at 6 a.m. and help with the renovation in honor of his 1956 — Lots of Cukes The Hager twins had been regulars on found the calf waiting for her. Beaulieu father, Robert Lintott, a Chehalis teacher Centralia’s pickle plant was receiv- the cornball television show. said she still intended to show the mother, who had died in 1994.

Submitted by Tom Cunningham for “Our Hometowns; Volume 2” The Centralia Fire Department practices hauling out the hose during a drill in the late 1800s. This photo is from volume 2 of “Our Hometowns: A historical photo album of Greater Lewis County,” and can be purchased at The Chronicle, Book ‘n’ Brush and the Lewis County Historical Museum. COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2012 • Life 5

GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

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

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GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

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

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FOOD ESTABLISHMENT INSPECTION SCORES: From the Lewis County Public Health Department

Food Establishments With Violations: Red Blue Total Main Street Food Mart & Deli, Chehalis 0 5 5 Food Establishments With Perfect Scores: Safeway, Chehalis 0 5 5 Indirect drain is required on the three-compartment sink. Please correct with- in two months and provide photos to Health Department. Please confirm Indirect drains are required on the three-compartment sinks in the bakery, Holiday Inn Express, Chehalis that the ice machine is plumbed indirectly as well. (5 blue) deli and meat departments. Please provide within two months and send pho- Jeremy’s Fruit Stand, Chehalis tos to the Health Department. (5 blue) Inspection: July 27 Smith & Son Inc., Mossyrock Inspection: July 25 Eagle Plaza Truck Stop, Chehalis Evey’s Cafe 10 0 10 Frosty’s Saloon & Grill, Napavine Glacier Water, Shop’n Kart, Chehalis Shop’n Kart, Chehalis 10 10 20 When preparing eggs for omelettes and scrambled eggs, the same container was used for multiple orders. These containers need to be rinsed between Deli.com Steak & BBQ, Centralia Several potentially hazardous foods were found cold holding between 43 and orders. Please wash containers out between orders. (5 red) Bean Tree Coffee House, Morton 58 F. and must be held at 41 F. or below at all times. These were either moved Pleasant Valley Christian Camp, The make-it refrigerator unit was not operable, and was being used to tem- to the alternate units or discarded. Refrigerator maintenance has already Mineral been scheduled. (10 red) porarily store items like cheese, salad dressing, mayonnaise and other items during service times by utilizing ice stored in the make-it. The temperatures Ken’s Concession, Mossyrock Melons are sliced in the produce area without properly washing and sanitiz- of items in this unit exceeded 41 F., even though stored overnight in other Boistfort Store, Curtis ing the knives or cutting boards. This is not allowed. (5 blue) refrigerators. This is scheduled to be repaired soon. Please discontinue using Curtis Store, Curtis Indirect drains are required on the three-compartment sinks in the deli, this unit until repaired. Also keep all items out of hand sink at all times, and Firehouse Restaurant, Winlock bakery and meat departments. Please provide within two months and send any time large roasts are being cooled, reduce their size to 4 inches or smaller Betty’s Place, Toledo photos to the Health Department (5 blue) portions. (5 red) Morton Victory Lanes, Morton St. Yves Catholic Church, Mossyrock Inspection: July 23 Inspection: July 29 Robert Baker, Packwood Rod Run, Lewis County Historical Museum, Chehalis 10 0 10 Packwood Kobo Teriyaki, Chehalis 0 8 8 Restrooms have no hot water. Next time provide second temporary hand- East Lewis County Hospital Foun- The entire kitchen, including shelves, freezer and floor, must be cleaned and wash station for food workers set up outside booth, or provide hot water in dation, Ironwood Green Golf sanitized. (3 blue) restrooms. (10 red) Course, Glenoma Indirect drain is required on the three-compartment sink. Please correct and Inspection: July 28 Market St. Pub, Chehalis send photos to the Health Department within two months. Left handout. (5 ••• Mason Lodge, Vader blue) Editor’s note: These figures are derived from inspections conducted by Saint Creppe, Community Farmers Inspection: July 27 the Lewis County Public Health Department’s Food Safety Program. Market, Chehalis Red violations are those most likely to cause foodborne illness and must Joy’s Once Upon a Thyme, Commu- Starbucks, Chehalis 0 5 5 be corrected at the time of inspection. Blue violations relate to overall cleanli- nity Farmers Market, Chehalis ness and operational conditions and must be corrected by established dead- Northern Pacific District Bible Mis- Indirect drains are required on the three-compartment sink and the front lines or by the next routine inspection. sionary Church, Winlock pitcher-rinsing sink. Please check espresso machine (too busy now). Please Any establishment receiving 40 red points or any red point item repeated Napavine Funtime Festival, provide indirect drains within two months and send photos to the Health De- within an 18 month period is considered a high risk and must be reinspected. partment. Left handout. (5 blue) Napavine An establishment that receives 75 red points or 100 total points (red and blue) Tacos El Ray, Southwest Washington on a routine inspection or 40 red points on a repeat inspection will have their Fairgrounds, Chehalis food establishment permit suspended. ADVICE: Dear Abby Host Wants To Trim Tiny Terror From His Barbecue Guest List DEAR ABBY: My wife and asked. We also suspect he was the ness to take control? Because the attempting all of the stairs I must Does our society view women I have thrown a barbecue for all one who tore our baby gate off its kid causes stress in addition to climb each day while tottering on in comfortable shoes as being our friends every summer since hinges. property damage, leave them off a high pair of heels or practically possibly lesbian? I find the idea we were first The mom is preoccupied with the guest list this year. If she asks falling off platforms. ridiculous, but two different men married. Over a new baby and deals with the why, point out her son was so I am friendly with two men have come to the same conclu- the last couple situation by making idle threats. disruptive you were afraid your (casually dating one of them) and sion. I’m confused about their of years, our The dad makes jokes about how other guests would refuse to at- each one has reacted negatively to attitudes and would appreciate little party has “it sucks to be a parent” and tells tend if he was there. Soften the my shoes. One of them said that your ideas. — STEPPING OUT morphed into a his kid to stop annoying him. “blow” by assuring her you’d love I obviously don’t want to snag a IN MISSOURI family-friendly We’re pretty sure if Fenton to see her and her husband for guy because of my footwear, and DEAR STEPPING OUT: event. Our prob- returns for this year’s party, many some adult time. the other repeated an old joke While it may have been SAID lem is one of our of our other guests won’t. We Fenton appears to be a little that, “A lesbian is a woman in that “clothes make the man” and good friends is want to remain friends with the boy who feels upstaged by the comfortable shoes.” “a lesbian is a woman in comfort- now the mother By Abigail Van Buren mom, so not inviting her isn’t an new baby and may be acting up I am a straight female who able shoes,” neither statement of an insuffer- option. Would it be out of line to in a desperate bid for attention. It happens to feel more comfort- has much bearing on the truth. able 3-year-old boy. ask her to leave her husband and would be a kindness to suggest able in flats. High heels might Women who are on their feet all “Fenton’s” behavior has been the little terror at home? this to his parents, who appear to look nice, but they would cause day — or night, depending upon awful for two years. At the last — SMOKIN’ MAD IN PENN- be clueless. me discomfort and problems their profession — should not party, he managed to throw SYLVANIA during my long workdays. I have wear shoes with very high heels. our iPod, slam our stereo to the DEAR SMOKIN’ MAD: DEAR ABBY: I’m a single explained this to them, but they Ask any podiatrist. ground, pick up and throw an- Which would be worse — to woman who works two jobs and give me funny looks. P.S. I suspect the two men other child and terrorize a gentle have the woman miffed or to be I am constantly on my feet. Be- Do flat-soled shoes make you you mentioned have a shoe fetish. dog. He barged in on a nursing driven mad by her undisciplined cause of this I gravitate toward less of a woman or somehow sus- Please wear what is comfortable mother and refused to leave when child and the parents’ unwilling- flat-soled shoes. I can’t imagine pect in terms of being “straight”? and don’t apologize for it.

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(CC) APL 43 43 Dirty Jobs Water snakes. ’ (CC) Gator Boys “Warrior Gator” (CC) Tanked ’ Call of Wildman Call-Wildman Mud Lovin’ Rednecks ’ (CC) Tanked ’ BET 56 56 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live Wild Out Wednesday. ››› Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella (1997) Whitney Houston. (CC) ›› Preacher’s Kid (2009, Drama) LeToya Luckett, Clifton Powell, Sharif Atkins. (CC) Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles Top Chef Masters Cookout at the Top Chef Masters Cookout at the BRAVO 66 66 “Broker Blowout” Josh Altman misjudges a new client. Madison suffers a devastating loss. John and Colton have family news. Grand Canyon. (N) (CC) Grand Canyon. (CC) CBUT 29 29 News Coronation Street (N) (CC) (DVS) Jeopardy! (N) Dragons’ Den ’ (CC) Arctic Air “The Professional” ’ CBC News: The National ’ (CC) George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight C M T 61 61 Yes, Dear (CC) Yes, Dear (CC) Reba ’ (CC) Reba “The Wall” Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) ›› Footloose (1984) Kevin Bacon. Hip teen moves to corn town where pastor taboos dancing. Pretty in Pink ’ CNBC 46 46 American Greed: The Fugitives (N) American Greed “Sholam Weiss” Mad Money American Greed: The Fugitives American Greed “Sholam Weiss” Best Pillow Ever! 21st Century CNN 44 44 Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Erin Burnett OutFront Piers Morgan Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Erin Burnett OutFront CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Nancy Grace Showbiz Tonight Piers Morgan Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) South Park “All Tosh.0 (CC) The Colbert Re- The Daily Show South Park “Best South Park Kyle Futurama “Fry Am Futurama “Free Futurama “Near- South Park “Crip- The Daily Show The Colbert Re- COM 60 60 About Mormons” port (CC) With Jon Stewart Friends Forever” befriends a whale. the Egg Man” Will Hunting” ’ Death Wish” (N) pled Summer” With Jon Stewart port (N) (CC) D I S 41 41 Phineas and Ferb Good-Charlie ››› Camp Rock (2008, Musical Comedy) Joe Jonas, Kevin Jonas. ’ (CC) Shake It Up! ’ Shake It Up! ’ Gravity Falls ’ Austin & Ally ’ Shake It Up! ’ Good-Charlie Adrift: 47 Days With Sharks War vets How “Jaws” Changed the World A Rogue Sharks: Reloaded Man-eating Shark Fight Shark-bite victims who World’s Scariest Animal Attacks (N) Shark Fight Shark-bite victims who DSC 8 8 survive shark-infested waters. retrospective on “Jaws.” ’ (CC) rogue sharks debate. (N) ’ (CC) save sharks. (N) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) save sharks. ’ (CC) Keeping Up With the Kardashians E! News (N) Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians The Soup The Soup Chelsea Lately (N) E! News E! 65 65 “Mothers & Daughters” Khloe returns to LA. Khloe feels pressure from the family. MLB Baseball Texas Rangers at New Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 York Yankees. (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 Soccer Mexico vs. United States. (N) Little League Softball Final: Teams TBA. From Portland, Ore. (N) (CC) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) NFL Live (N) (CC) NFL Yearbook (N) NFL Yearbook (N) FAM 39 39 Baby Daddy ’ Baby Daddy ’ Melissa & Joey Melissa & Joey Melissa & Joey Baby Daddy (N) ››› Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971, Fantasy) Gene Wilder. The 700 Club (CC) FNC 48 48 Hannity (N) On the Record, Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (CC) Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren The Five FOOD 35 35 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Restaurant: Impossible Restaurant: Impossible “La Stanza” Restaurant: Impossible Restaurant: Impossible Chopped “Grill Masters: Part Four” FX 53 53 Curious Case of Anger Manage- Two and a Half Two and a Half ›› Hancock (2008, Action) Will Smith, Charlize Theron, Jason Bateman. A ›› Hancock (2008, Action) Will Smith, Charlize Theron, Jason Bateman. A Benjamin Button ment Men Curse. (CC) Men ’ (CC) scruffy superhero carelessly wreaks havoc in Los Angeles. scruffy superhero carelessly wreaks havoc in Los Angeles. GOLF 70 70 American Triumvirate On the Range Inside PGA Tour Golf Central On the Range Golf U.S. Amateur, Day 1. From Cherry Hills Village, Colo. Little House on the Prairie No one Little House on the Prairie Charles Little House on the Prairie An incident Little House on the Prairie “Fred” Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier “Good Sa- Frasier “Our Par- Frasier ’ (CC) HALL 19 19 believes what Laura saw. (CC) rushes to his father. (CC) deepens depression. (CC) Laura’s family doesn’t like a goat. maritan” (CC) ents, Ourselves” HGTV 68 68 Kitchen Cousins Kitchen Cousins Hunters Int’l House Hunters Income Property Kitchen Cousins Property Brothers (N) (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers “Raun & Jasprit” HIST 37 37 American Pickers (CC) American Pickers “Trading Up” American Pickers (CC) American Pickers “Boys’ Toys” Picked Off “Battle in the Big Easy” Restoration Restoration LI FE 51 51 Trading Spouses: Mommy Trading Spouses: Mommy Trading Spouses: Mommy Trading Spouses: Mommy Trading Spouses: Mommy Trading Spouses: Mommy MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word The Ed Show The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word Hardball With Chris Matthews (CC) MTV 63 63 Parental Control Parental Control Awkward. ’ Awkward. ’ Awkward. ’ Teen Mom Farrah challenges Daniel. The Real World (N) ’ (CC) Snooki Snooki NBCS 34 34 MLS Soccer Caught Looking MLS 36 Motorcycle Racing Return to London: XXX Olympiad Return to London: XXX Olympiad Return to London: XXX Olympiad NICK 40 40 Victorious (CC) Victorious (CC) Figure It Out ’ Splatalot (N) ’ Victorious (CC) Victorious (CC) My Wife and Kids My Wife and Kids George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› Employee of the Month (2006) Dane Cook, Jessica Simpson. (CC) Bad Girls Club: Mexico (CC) Bad Girls Club Bad Girls Club I’m Having Their Baby (CC) ›› Employee of the Month (2006) R O OT 31 31 MLS Soccer The Dan Patrick Show (N) MLB Baseball Tampa Bay Rays at Seattle Mariners. From Safeco Field in Seattle. (Subject to Blackout) The Dan Patrick Show MLS Soccer Auction Hunters Auction Hunters Auction Hunters Auction Hunters Auction Hunt- Auction Hunters Auction Hunt- Auction Hunt- Auction Hunters Auction Hunt- Auction Hunters Auction Hunt- SPIKE 57 57 “Knuckle Dust” “Rodeo Ton” ’ Potato launchers. “Viva Las Vegas” ers ’ “Reel Money” ’ ers ’ ers ’ (N) ’ ers ’ “High Flying Ton” ers ’ SYFY 59 59 Collection Intervention Paranormal Witness Haunted Collector Haunted Collector (N) Paranormal Witness (N) Haunted Collector TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince End of the Age Praise the Lord (Live). (CC) Always Good Jesse Duplantis Easter Exper. Creflo Dollar Seattle Praise the Lord The King of The King of Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The En- Family Guy Getting Family Guy “Three Family Guy “Pe- The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Conan Johnny Galecki; Kids These TBS 55 55 Queens ’ (CC) Queens ’ (CC) Jacket” ’ (CC) gagement” (CC) married. ’ Kings” ’ ter’s Progress” Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Days. (CC) TLC 38 38 Toddlers & Tiaras (N) ’ (CC) Here Comes Here Comes Toddlers & Tiaras ’ (CC) Here Comes Here Comes Toddlers & Tiaras ’ (CC) Here Comes Here Comes The Mentalist “18-5-4” The death of a The Mentalist “Red Letter” Patrick The Mentalist A copycat murder looks The Mentalist “Red Sky at Night” A The Mentalist Jane’s brother-in-law CSI: NY “Sangre Por Sangre” A powerful TNT 54 54 math genius. ’ (CC) crosses paths with a psychic. (CC) like those of Red John. (CC) prominent lawyer is kidnapped. (CC) comes to town. ’ (CC) gang’s leader is killed. ’ TOON 42 42 Regular Show World of Gumball Adventure Time Johnny Test ’ NinjaGo: Masters NinjaGo: Masters King of the Hill King of the Hill American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Man v. Food Man v. Food Man v. Food Man v. Food Best Sandwich in America Toy Hunter (N) Toy Hunter (N) All You Can Meat All You Can Meat TRUTV 49 49 Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) World’s Dumbest... Operation Repo Operation Repo Operation Repo Operation Repo Operation Repo Operation Repo Bait Car Bait Car NCIS “Outlaws and In-Laws” Two merce- NCIS “Faith” Gibbs’ father visits for the NCIS “Swan Song” Tracking the Port-to- Royal Pains A DEA agent fears meth Necessary Roughness Dr. Dani treats Suits “Rewind” Mike and Harvey reflect. USA 58 58 naries are found dead. (CC) holidays. ’ (CC) Port killer. ’ (CC) (DVS) toxicity. (N) (CC) (DVS) a video gamer. (N) (CC) (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 Hollywood Exes ’ Hollywood Exes Controversy erupts. Hollywood Exes ’ Hollywood Exes (N) ’ Mama Drama “Shingle Ladies” (N) Hollywood Exes ’

Movies Sports Kids Bets THURSDAY EVENING August 16, 2012 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 KOMO 4 News 6:00pm Lewis, Nam. Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (CC) Wipeout Champions and past contes- Time Machine Chefs Chefs cook with Rookie Blue A wedge is driven between KOMO 4 News Nightline (N) (CC) ABC 4 4 (N) (CC) “College Week” tants team up. (N) ’ (CC) only basic equipment. (N) (CC) Sam and Andy. (N) ’ (CC) 11:00pm (N) (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News (N) Evening Magazine Inside Edition (N) The Office “Fund- Parks and Recre- Saving Hope “Bea, Again” A discovery Rock Center With Brian Williams (N) KING 5 News (N) Tonight Show With NBC 5 5 (N) (CC) (CC) (CC) ’ (CC) raiser” ’ ation ’ about Charlie’s coma. (N) ’ ’ (CC) Jay Leno IND 6 6 The Nate Berkus Show ’ (CC) WNBA Basketball Phoenix Mercury at Seattle Storm. (N) (Live) Dr. Phil ’ (CC) KING 5 News at 10 (N) (CC) Northwest Sprt Law Order: CI KIRO 7 Eyewit- CBS Evening Entertainment To- The Insider (N) The Big Bang Two and a Half Big Brother The head of household Person of Interest Finch fears the ma- KIRO 7 Eyewit- Late Show With CBS 7 7 ness News News/Pelley night (N) (CC) ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) competition. (N Same-day Tape) ’ chine will be exposed. ’ (CC) ness News David Letterman PBS NewsHour (N) ’ (CC) Check, Please! Rick Steves’ Eu- Foyle’s War “Eagle Day” Plot to steal art Doc Martin Joe Penhale is desperate to POV “Steam of Life” Finnish men dis- Homeland: Immigration in America PBS 9 9 Northwest rope ’ (CC) treasures. (CC) show Maggie he has changed. ’ cuss life. ’ (CC) Inconsistent immigration policies. ’ American Dad ’ American Dad Family Guy “Blue Family Guy ’ The Simpsons The Simpsons Q13 FOX News at 9 Rose, Arcega- Friends “The One Friends ’ (CC) 30 Rock Jack 30 Rock ’ (CC) MNT 10 10 (CC) “Fartbreak Hotel” Harvest, Part 2” (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Dunn, Kelly and Levine. (N) (CC) With the Joke” wants to be fired. The King of The King of The Office “Booze The Office “Cafe Oh Sit! Daredevils compete for cash. The Next “Orlando” Meeting contestants Seinfeld “The Little Seinfeld “The Lip Frasier Father/son Frasier “Frasier C W 11 11 Queens ’ (CC) Queens ’ (CC) Cruise” Disco” ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) in Orlando, Fla. (N) (CC) Jerry” (CC) Reader” ’ (CC) friction. (CC) Gotta Have It” ’ Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard & Ray Doo Wop Love Songs (My Music) Romance and teenage love songs. ’ (CC) He Touched Me: The Gospel Music of Elvis Presley Vin- Celebrating the Music of Johnny Cash: We Walk the Line! PBS 12 12 Price: Last of the Breed ’ (CC) tage photos; interviews. ’ (CC) Musicians honor the singer’s legacy. ’ (CC) NFL Preseason Football Cincinnati Bengals at Atlanta Falcons. From the Geor- Cops “Coast to How I Met Your The Big Bang The Big Bang Q13 FOX News at 10 (N) (CC) Two and a Half How I Met Your FOX 13 13 gia Dome in Atlanta. (N Subject to Blackout) (S Live) (CC) Coast” ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) IND 14 14 Invicta Watches Invicta Watches Invicta Watches Far East Market Jewelry Far East Market Jewelry Milano Luxe Jewelry Flashpoint “Day Game” Team One is Cold Case “The Long Blue Line” Murder Cold Case “Into the Blue” An unkown Cold Case “The Crossing” The ship- Criminal Minds “The Big Game” A Criminal Minds “Revelations” A serial ION 15 15 lured into a violent plan. ’ (CC) of a female cadet. (CC) killer commits a shocking act. board death of a young woman. ’ wealthy couple’s murder. ’ (CC) killer kidnaps Reid. (CC) IND 18 18 Celebration The Blessed Life D. Kolenda Gary & Drenda K. Copeland Life Today (CC) Joyce Meyer Celebration Joni Lamb The Blessed Life KATU News at 6 (N) ’ (CC) Jeopardy! (CC) Wheel of Fortune Wipeout Champions and past contes- Time Machine Chefs Chefs cook with Rookie Blue A wedge is driven between KATU News at 11 Nightline (N) (CC) ABC 22 22 “College Week” tants team up. (N) ’ (CC) only basic equipment. (N) (CC) Sam and Andy. (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) NewsChannel 8 at NewsChannel 8 at Live at 7 (N) (CC) Inside Edition (N) The Office “Fund- Parks and Recre- Saving Hope “Bea, Again” A discovery Rock Center With Brian Williams (N) NewsChannel 8 at Tonight Show With NBC 26 26 6PM (N) (CC) 6:30PM (N) ’ (CC) raiser” ’ ation ’ about Charlie’s coma. (N) ’ ’ (CC) 11 (N) (CC) Jay Leno UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n Un Refugio para el Amor (N) (SS) Por Ella Soy Eva (N) (SS) Abismo de Pasión (N) (SS) Amor Bravío (N) (SS) Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni NFL Preseason Football Cincinnati Bengals at Atlanta Falcons. From the Geor- FOX 12 News at 8 O’Clock (N) TMZ (N) ’ (CC) Access Hollywood 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News Everybody Loves FOX 27 27 gia Dome in Atlanta. (N Subject to Blackout) (S Live) (CC) (N) (CC) (N) Raymond (CC) The First 48 The victim’s friends hinder The First 48 Two people gunned down The First 48 “Down in Overtown; Break- The First 48 (N) (CC) Cajun Justice (N) Cajun Justice (N) Cajun Justice (CC) Cajun Justice “Bug A&E 52 52 a murder investigation. (CC) in a car. (CC) ing Point” (CC) (Part 1 of 2) (CC) (Part 2 of 2) (CC) Off” (CC) AMC 67 67 CSI: Miami “Mommie Deadest” A subur- CSI: Miami “Special Delivery” The team ›››› GoodFellas (1990, Crime Drama) Robert De Niro, Ray Liotta, Joe Pesci. An Irish-Italian hood joins the 1950s New ››› Donnie Brasco (1997) Al Pacino, ban mother is murdered. (CC) investigates two murders. (CC) York Mafia. (CC) Johnny Depp, Michael Madsen. (CC) APL 43 43 Dirty Jobs “Camel Rancher” ’ Swamp Wars “Deer-Eating Python” Gator Boys ’ (CC) Gator Boys “Gators Gone Wild” ’ Gator Boys “Love at First Bite” ’ Gator Boys ’ (CC) BET 56 56 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live “Top 10 Countdown” Sparkle- Scen. ››› Ray (2004, Biography) Jamie Foxx, Kerry Washington, Regina King. Ray Charles overcomes hardships to become a legend. (CC) Sparkle- Scen. The Real Housewives of New York The Real Housewives of New York Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles The Real Housewives of New Jersey The Real Housewives of New Jersey Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles BRAVO 66 66 City (CC) City “This Party Is Toast” (CC) John and Colton have family news. “Pack Your Baggage” “If This RV Is a Rockin”’ John and Colton have family news. CBUT 29 29 News Coronation Street (N) (CC) (DVS) Jeopardy! (CC) The Nature of Things ’ (CC) Doc Zone ’ (CC) (DVS) CBC News: The National ’ (CC) George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight C M T 61 61 Yes, Dear (CC) Yes, Dear (CC) Reba “The Will” Reba ’ (CC) Reba (CC) Reba (CC) ›› National Lampoon’s Vacation (1983, Comedy) Chevy Chase. ’ (CC) ›› National Lampoon’s Vacation ’ CNBC 46 46 Crime Inc. (N) American Greed “Funny Money” Mad Money Crime Inc. American Greed “Funny Money” Best Pillow Ever! Ninja Kitchen CNN 44 44 Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Erin Burnett OutFront Piers Morgan Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Erin Burnett OutFront CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Nancy Grace Showbiz Tonight Piers Morgan Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) South Park (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) The Colbert Re- The Daily Show Chappelle’s Show Chappelle’s Show It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny The Daily Show The Colbert Re- COM 60 60 port (CC) With Jon Stewart (CC) (CC) in Phila. in Phila. in Phila. in Phila. With Jon Stewart port (N) (CC) D I S 41 41 Phineas and Ferb Good-Charlie › Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam (2010) Demi Lovato, Kevin Jonas. ’ (CC) Shake It Up! ’ Shake It Up! ’ Good-Charlie Austin & Ally ’ Austin & Ally ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Ultimate Air Jaws White sharks leap Air Jaws Apocalypse The white shark Great White Invasion: Reloaded (N) Great White Highway Sharks of the Shark Week’s 25 Best Bites A count- Great White Highway Sharks of the DSC 8 8 from the ocean. ’ (CC) known as Colossus. ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Farallon Islands. (N) ’ (CC) down of shark footage. (N) ’ Farallon Islands. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 ›› She’s Out of My League (2010) E! News (N) The Soup ››› Unfaithful (2002, Drama) Richard Gere, Diane Lane, Olivier Martinez. A housewife has an affair Chelsea Lately (N) E! News Jay Baruchel, Alice Eve, T.J. Miller. with a charming stranger. Little League Baseball World Series, Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Game 4: Midwest vs. Southeast. (N) ESPN2 33 33 ATP Tennis U.S. Open Series: Western & Southern Open Round of 16. (N) NFL Yearbook NFL Yearbook (N) NFL Live (N) (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) NASCAR Now (N) MMA Live (N) FAM 39 39 Melissa & Joey ››› Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971, Fantasy) Gene Wilder. ››› Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005, Fantasy) Johnny Depp, Freddie Highmore. The 700 Club (CC) FNC 48 48 Hannity (N) On the Record, Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (CC) Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren The Five FOOD 35 35 Chopped The chefs cook octopus. Chopped “Ladies First!” Chopped “Time & Space” Chopped “Belly Dance!” Extreme Chef “Doomsday Survival” 3 Days to Open With Bobby Flay How I Met Your How I Met Your Two and a Half Two and a Half Two and a Half Two and a Half Anger Manage- Anger Manage- Wilfred “Service” Louie “Dad” Louie Totally Biased- Louie “Dad” Louie FX 53 53 Mother ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) ment ment (N) (N) gets a rash. Kamau Bell gets a rash. GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Wyndham Championship, First Round. Golf Central (N) 19th Hole (N) Golf U.S. Amateur, Day 2. From Cherry Hills Village, Colo. American Little House on the Prairie Charles Little House on the Prairie A snow- Little House on the Prairie “Little Girl Little House on the Prairie “Quaran- Frasier “Three Val- Frasier Niles hires Frasier Niles tries Frasier “Dinner HALL 19 19 tries to tolerate bullies. (CC) storm traps the children. (CC) Lost” (CC) tine” Laura helps friends with fever. entines” (CC) legal shark. to win Daphne. Party” ’ (CC) HGTV 68 68 Million Dollar Million Dollar Hunters Int’l House Hunters Property Brothers (CC) Born Sellers Selling New York House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Hatfields & McCoys A Hatfield murders a McCoy. (Part 1 of 3) (CC) Counting Cars Counting Cars Great Lake Warriors “Death’s Door” LI FE 51 51 Project Runway “Candy Couture” Project Runway (CC) Project Runway “Women on the Go” Project Runway The designers create cohesive looks. Project Runway The designers create cohesive looks. MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word The Ed Show The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word Hardball With Chris Matthews (CC) MTV 63 63 Beach Beach Awkward. ’ Awkward. ’ Awkward. ’ Snooki Snooki Snooki Awkward. (N) ’ Snooki Awkward. ’ NBCS 34 34 Caught Looking Caught Looking Dew Tour Caught Looking Return to London: The Games of the XXX Olympiad NICK 40 40 Victorious (CC) Victorious (CC) Figure It Out ’ Splatalot (N) ’ Victorious (CC) Victorious (CC) My Wife and Kids “Fantasy Camp” George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 House “Forever” ’ (CC) House “Who’s Your Daddy?” (CC) House “No Reason” ’ (CC) House Two cases involve paralysis. House Possible alien abduction. ’ House “Informed Consent” ’ (CC) R O OT 31 31 MLS Soccer Portland Timbers at Toronto FC. From BMO Field in Toronto. UFC: Johnson vs. McCall From Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Taped) Bensinger Seahawks The Dan Patrick Show ’ ’ ’ SPIKE 57 57 World’s Wildest Police Videos (CC) World’s Wildest Police Videos (CC) iMPACT Wrestling (N Same-day Tape) (CC) › Crank: High Voltage (2009, Action) Jason Statham, Amy Smart, Dwight Yo- akam. Chev Chelios seeks revenge for his stolen heart. ’ SYFY 59 59 Alphas “Original Sin” Alphas “Wake Up Call” Alphas “The Quick and the Dead” Alphas “Alpha Dogs” Alphas The team is looking for Nina. Warehouse 13 “A New Hope” (CC) TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince Hillsong TV Praise the Lord (Live). (CC) Live-Holy Land The Evidence Bible Prophecy Creflo Dollar Praise the Lord “TBN Classics” The King of The King of Seinfeld “The Ex- Seinfeld “The Post- Family Guy ’ Family Guy “Family The Big Bang The Big Bang Sullivan & Son (N) The Big Bang Conan Actor Adam Sandler; comic T.J. TBS 55 55 Queens ’ (CC) Queens ’ (CC) Girlfriend” (CC) ponement” (CC) Goy” ’ Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Miller. TLC 38 38 Four Weddings (N) ’ (CC) Four Weddings Gladys is serenaded. Four Weddings ’ (CC) Four Weddings Gladys is serenaded. Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress American Gypsy Wedding The Mentalist “Pink Chanel Suit” A case The Mentalist “Red Hot” A building The Mentalist “Ball of Fire” Jane is kid- The Mentalist “Red Moon” A triple ho- The Mentalist “Jolly Red Elf” A Santa is Rizzoli & Isles The squad gets a new TNT 54 54 perplexes the CBI team. (CC) explodes. ’ (CC) napped. ’ (CC) micide involving two cops. (CC) murdered. ’ (CC) homicide detective. (CC) TOON 42 42 Regular Show Total Drama Adventure Time Adventure Time Annoying Orange Regular Show King of the Hill King of the Hill American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Man v. Food Man v. Food Best Sandwich Best Sandwich Trip Flip (N) (CC) Top Spot (N) Waterparks Waterparks Coaster Wars Coaster Wars TRUTV 49 49 Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... (N) World’s Dumbest... Top 20 Most Shocking NCIS “Flesh and Blood” Gibbs questions NCIS “Jet Lag” An assassin targets a NCIS “Pyramid” The Port-to-Port killer is Burn Notice “Official Business” The CIA Suits “Asterisk” Harvey must close. (N) Covert Affairs “This Is Not America” USA 58 58 DiNozzo’s ability. ’ (CC) key witness. ’ (CC) revealed. ’ (CC) (DVS) recruits Fiona. (N) (CC) (CC) (DVS) Annie goes to Israel. (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 Hollywood Exes ’ Big Ang ’ Big Ang ’ 40 Greatest R&B Songs of the 90s 40 Greatest R&B Songs of the 90s Single Ladies “All or Nothing” ’ Mama Drama Loren confronts Gina.