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Decades of Civil Service Riding Through History Former County Commissioner and Miniature Train Enthusiasts Started Longtime Volunteer Honored / Main 4 Young, Encourage Others / Life 1 DeBolt Bill Requests $1.5 Billion for Flooding STATEWIDE: Portion state to help reduce catastrophic flood control, prevention, pro- flooding by providing approxi- tection and mitigation in areas Allocated to Chehalis mately $1.515 billion to entities of the state vulnerable to flood- “We sat down with all the Basin, Rest Open to throughout the state. ing. Flood Prone Areas DeBolt’s legislation privi- It authorizes the state fi- stakeholders in Olympia and leges the Chehalis River Basin as nance committee to issue $1.515 said, ‘What can we do to fix this?’ Throughout the State the only jurisdiction to receive billion in general obligation bonds to be appropriated in By Lisa Broadt automatic, guaranteed money — Our list of projects came to about specifically, $300 million. phases over the next five biennia, [email protected] starting in the 2015-2017 bien- one billion dollars.” Labeled the Flood Hazard Rep. Richard DeBolt Rep. Richard DeBolt, R- Reduction Act of 2014, the leg- nium. R-Chehalis Chehalis, is asking Washington islation is intended to further please see BILLION, page Main 14 Deputy Man Killed in Vader Crash Resigns Oregon Driver Wasn’t Wearing Seat Belt at Time of Fatality After DUI Arrest INVESTIGATION: Christopher Fulton Allegedly Sought Special Treatment After Jan. 4 Arrest By Kyle Spurr [email protected] A Lewis County Sheriff’s Office deputy arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol on Jan. 4 resigned Tuesday, according to the sheriff's office. Christopher P. Fulton, 31, Napavine, was placed on administrative leave during the internal investigation. He chose to resign rather than go Christopher Fulton any farther with resigned after the sheriff’s office DUI arrest investigation, according to a release. Pete Caster / [email protected] The sheriff’s office said after First responders walk away from the scene of a fatal, one-vehicle collision at the intersection of state Route 506 and Winlock-Vader Road in Vader on Tuesday looking at all the circumstances afternoon. of the incident, Fulton would have Sheriff’s Office. ing lot at about 11:30 a.m. Tues- in the vehicle, but there was a must likely been fired. NO SEAT BELT: 70-Year- The man was apparently day, according to Washington dog, Finn said. “Deputy Fulton was a top per- Old Man’s Name Hasn’t driving southbound on Win- State Patrol spokesman Troop- The dog is being treated former and a valued employee; lock-Vader Road when he er Will Finn. The driver did not for a possible broken back, ac- however, regardless of past per- Been Released failed to stop at a stop sign at appear to be wearing a seat belt cording to the Lewis County formance, this type of conduct is By Stephanie Schendel the intersection of state Route and was ejected from the ve- Sheriff’s Office. unacceptable and will not be tol- 506, according to a press re- hicle. He was killed on impact, The grocery store is located erated,” Sheriff Steve Mansfield [email protected] said in a press release. “I have put lease from the Lewis County according to the sheriff’s office. just east of the city limits of A 70-year-old Oregon man Sheriff’s Office. There were no signs the Vader. An autopsy is planned safeguards and programs in place died after he was ejected from for employees who have substance The man was from Cottage driver had attempted to brake today or Friday. The man’s his vehicle when it crashed at a Grove, Ore. before reaching the intersec- next of kin has been notified, abuse issues and need help. It is high rate of speed into a con- incumbent upon the employee to The vehicle traveled across tion, Finn said. It is unknown but his name won’t be released crete wall outside a Vader gro- access such programs and seek help state Route 506 and crashed if a medical condition might until fingerprint analysis is cery store Tuesday morning, into a concrete wall in the Mt. have contributed to the crash. complete, according to the please see RESIGNS, page Main 14 according to the Lewis County St. Helens Grocery store park- There were no other people coroner’s office.

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Community Editor’s Best Bet Congressional Candidate to Speak to Democrats Bob Dingethal, a candidate for the 3rd Congressional District seat Calendar in Congress, will be speaking at the Today Lewis County Democrats meeting WHAT’S HAPPENING? this evening. Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffee- The meeting, which is at Car- house, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 If you have an event you penter’s Hall, 417 N. Pearl, Cen- Public Agencies would like included in the tralia, will start with a 5:30 p.m. Community Calendar, please dinner. A meeting is at 6 p.m. and Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area email your information to Dingethal’s presentation is at 7 p.m. Agency on Aging, Council of Govern- [email protected]. Cost of the dinner is $5. ments, 2 p.m., 2404 Heritage Court Include a daytime telephone SW, Olympia, (360) 664-3162, ext. 112, number where you can be (888) 545-0910, ext. 112, or email [email protected] reached. There is no charge for these follow, led by members of Lewis County Organizations listings. p.m., and the event begins at 7 Beekeepers’ Association, (360) 880-8130 For questions about p.m. Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 or [email protected] p.m., Bucoda Oddfellows Community calendar items, call Doug Delavar’s talk is sponsored by “Dreaming of Winter in Center, 202 S. Main, Bucoda, potluck, Blosser at The Chronicle, (360) the Republican Liberty Caucus of Paris?”, fashion show and tea, 2 p.m., Til- (360) 273-9724 807-8238. Washington State Lewis County. ler Arts Center, Morton, $20, reserved Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, 6:30 Delavar will be running seating, (360) 496-0541 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Grand against incumbent Rep. Jaime Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 Support Groups Cricket, 5:30-9 p.m., Matrix Coffee- Herrera Beutler, R-Camas. Lewis County Writers, house, Chehalis, free, (360) 740-0492 In an email, the caucus said, H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., critique session, 5:30-7:30 p.m., Robert Burns Supper, 5-10 p.m., Devil- “While there’s no question that Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 fish Public House, 289 NW Chehalis Ave., http://lewiscountywriters.wordpress.com Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, Chehalis, (360) 90906-4682 Jaime has her heart in the right [email protected] place, in recent times personal Support Groups Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Libraries difficulties have forced her to di- “Up From Grief,” for those grieving Dayspring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Book Talk and Signing With Michael vide her attentions between her the loss of a loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 Campbell, for adults and teens, constituents and her family. The p.m., Morton Commu nity Method- “Badger,” 1 p.m., Winlock result is, unfortunately, an ab- ist Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, Learning to Knit, for teens and adults, stain record of nearly 50 percent. (360) 330-2640 Saturday, Jan. 25 1 p.m., Chehalis This is not fair to us, her constit- Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 uents; nor is it fair to her family, p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 who needs her full attention dur- N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, Music Teachers To Hold Sunday, Jan. 26 (360) 736-9268 ing this difficult time.” Play-A-Thon at Safeway Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo starts Those who are planning to The Lewis County Music 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Jackson have dinner before the program Friday, Jan. 24 Teachers Association will hold Highway, Chehalis are asked to email FreeTheGOP@ Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary RLCWALC.org. Oregon Trail music and dancing, open its annual Piano Play-A-Thon Riverside Park, Centralia, free, sponsored mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., Cowlitz 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday at the by Jesus Name Pentecostal Church, Che- Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia Ea- Prairie Grange, (360) 864-2023 Centralia Safeway store floral de- halis, (360) 623-9438 gles, quarter-pound hamburgers, $1.50, Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., Twin Cities partment. A Taste of Lewis County, noon-2 p.m. other menu items, (360) 736-1146 Senior Center, (360) 748-0061 Piano students from through- and 3-5 p.m., Washington Hotel, Chehalis, Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled $20, tickets available from Twin Cities Free community dinner, 5:30-6:30 out Lewis County will perform p.m., Centralia United Methodist Church, Band, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Cen- continuously during the event, Rotary members or Book ‘n’ Brush and ter, $5, (360) 262-3041 Holiday Inn Express in Chehalis, and Pio- (360) 736-7311 which is a fundraiser for the neer West in Centralia Fun Addicts, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Dorothy Parker Memorial Grant, Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273- Organizations 2000, ext. 301 which helps offset the cost of mu- Public Agencies January Art Opening Party, Cloud- sic lessons for economically dis- ‘Men’s Fraternity, 6-7:30 p.m., Day- advantaged youth in this area. spring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Lewis County Commission, 10 a.m., Painter Gallery, free, 8 p.m., Maxtrix Cof- BOCC board room, second floor, Lewis feehouse, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 The event also raises money Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 or for the LCMTA’s senior scholar- email [email protected] County Courthouse, agenda available at Libraries ship, which is given each year to Annual membership meeting, Veter- http://goo.gl/agwWM, (360) 740-1120 Family Story Time, for all ages, 10 a.m., ans Memorial Museum, 2 p.m., 100 SW Chehalis City Council, 5 p.m, City an outstanding high school grad- Veterans Way, Chehalis, (360) 740-8875 Salkum uate who intends to study music Hall council chamber, 350 N. Market Preschool Story Time, for children 3-6 Blvd., Chehalis, agendas available at at the college level. http://ci.chehalis.wa.us/meetings, years, 10 a.m., Chehalis Donations may be made at the Family Story Time, for children 2-6 Monday, Jan. 27 (360) 345-1042 event, but listening to the music is Lewis County Developmental Disabili- years, 10:30 a.m., Winlock free and open to the public. Teen Book Club, for teens, Delavar to Speak ties Advisory Board, 4 p.m., 156 NW Che- “The Book Thief,” by Marcus halis Ave., Chehalis, (360) 740-1284 Games Day, traditional and modern Zusak, 3:30 p.m., Winlock Lewis County Solid Waste Disposal board games, card games, 1 p.m., Matrix at Ramblin’ Jack’s District, 1:30 p.m., Lewis County Com- Organizations Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 Michael Delavar, a Republi- missioners meeting room, Lewis County Fun Addicts, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter can candidate for the House seat Skookumchuck I.O.O.F. Lodge 129, Courthouse, (360) 740-1451 7:30 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273- in the 3rd Congressional Dis- and Main streets, Bucoda 2000, ext. 301 trict, will be speaking at Ramblin’ Organizations Lewis County Writers critique session, Free showing, “More Than Honey,” 1 Jack’s Rib Eye Restaurant Mon- Centralia Bridge Club, noon, Unity 5:30 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, p.m., Washington Hall 103, Centralia day, Jan. 27. Church 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, (360) http://lewiscountywriters.wordpress.com College, 701 W. Walnut St., discussion to Dinner will be served at 6:30 748-1753 [email protected]

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Jan. 23, 2014 Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s 51.50 65.0 -0.06 90s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 80s H 74.13 85.0 -0.02 70s L Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 2.43 10.5 -0.02 50s Cowlitz at Randle 40s L Partly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy 6.57 18.0 -0.07 30s 48º 30º 48º 29º 47º 32º 47º 35º 48º 40º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 9.42 ---- +1.44 10s 0s

This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 7:44 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 5:03 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 48 Moonrise ...... 12:06 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 39 48/33 36/28 Moonset...... 10:56 a.m. Normal High ...... 48 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 35 48/35 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 61 in 1931 Seattle Anchorage 37/30 sh 39/29 t Record Low...... 4 in 1943 49/36 Boise 33/25 mc 33/25 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Last New First Full Boston 19/7 pc 20/17 s Yesterday ...... 0.00" 47/32 37/27 1/24 1/30 2/6 2/14 Dallas 37/25 mc 39/34 mc Month to date ...... 3.09" Tacoma Honolulu 76/60 s 77/62 s Normal month to date ...4.67" Centralia 48/33 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 67/46 s 68/46 s Year to date...... 3.09" 48/30 Yakima Nashville 20/6 s 27/20 s Normal year to date .....4.67" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 75/43 s 75/48 s 37/26 Longview 47/31 Trees None None St. Louis 9/1 s 38/25 s Salt Lake City 37/15 s 38/20 s AreaWe Want Conditions Your Photos 47/32 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 62/44 pc 63/43 mc Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 24/11 mc 22/15 s Portland 48/31 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photographs to The Chronicle for our Voices 51/31 36/30 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Fri. Today Fri. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 67/49 pc 65/45 s New Delhi 67/48 s 68/46 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 46/28 s 49/26 cl Paris 45/36 ra 44/37 mc Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 49/36 pc 50/35 mc Spokane 35/27 pc 28/27 cl London 43/34 ra 46/42 ra Rio de Janeiro 94/76 s 94/76 s cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 51/40 s 51/39 s Tri Cities 34/27 mc 31/26 mc Mexico City 75/46 s 70/41 pc Rome 55/50 cl 51/40 ra sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 47/32 pc 49/31 mc Wenatchee 36/30 pc 33/30 cl Moscow 5/-2 mc 5/-5 pc Sydney 76/67 pc 79/67 cl

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• Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 Lewis County Considered at Risk for Radon Poisoning STUDY: New State Map Shows Geological Risks for Radon ‘‘Everybody is in

By Kyle Spurr agreement that courtesy graphic [email protected] exposure to radon can This map indicates The greater Lewis County increase your chances areas area is at a high geological risk where for the cancer-causing gas ra- of lung cancer.’’ radon risk don, according to a new study is present. released by the state Department Mike Brennan The dark of Health. radiation health physicist red areas The study identifies some ar- show the eas around the Puget Sound, not highest known for being at risk for radon, risk. that are prone to having higher nan said. “If you don’t test, you levels of the radioactive gas. don’t know.” Radon is a colorless, odor- The state Department of less radioactive gas created when Health encourages homeowners uranium in rocks decays. The to test for radon even if the risk gas becomes trapped and builds is considered low. Inexpensive up and may enter a building home-testing kits are available from the ground. at most hardware stores, the “Western Washington has a Department of Health said, and lot of material that was moved certified radon professionals are back and forth by glaciers. A lot liter or higher, which were found maps,” Brennan said. sponsible for about 21,000 lung of underlying rock doesn’t have a available to help homeowners. It is especially important lot of radium in it, but every once The state study measured ra- twice in central Lewis County. cancer deaths every year na- in awhile you have pockets that don test results and found two Brennan said more places in to know radon exposure levels, tionwide. About 2,900 of these do,” Mike Brennan, a radiation spots in central Lewis County the region could be at action lev- Brennan said, since long-term deaths occur among people who health physicist, said. that had results considered above els, but have not been tested yet. exposure to radon is known to have never smoked, according to Although some areas in the action level by the U.S. Environ- “We will continue to encour- cause lung cancer. Radon is the the EPA. state are prone to radon based on mental Protection Agency. age people to test and the De- no. 1 cause of lung cancer among “Everybody is in agreement geology, Brennan said, the risk of The EPA advises homeown- partment of Health will continue non-smokers, the EPA estimates. that exposure to radon can in- radon is possible anywhere. ers to fix their homes if radon to gather information so we can The radioactive gas is the second crease your chances of lung can- “The first step is to test,” Bren- levels are above 4 picocuries per have more accurate and useful leading cause of lung cancer, re- cer,” Brennan said. Flood Authority to Address River Gauges at Upcoming Meeting COORDINATE: Leaders vice must rely on Centralia to In August, the Flood Author- take care of annual maintenance, ity agreed that, because Lewis Hope to Save Money, including flushing silt and debris County receives the greatest ben- Improve Flood “We can begin to ask questions: What’s from the stilling wells. efit from the regional flood early high priority? Low priority? Are our Cook recommended USGS warning system, it will pay the Warning System take over the gauges. majority of the system’s $60,000 By Lisa Broadt gauges redundant?” “(As) the official stream gag- a year upkeep cost. ing agency in the federal govern- Constructed and put into [email protected] action last year, the system pro- Scott Boettcher ment (USGS) would be better The Chehalis River Basin has Flood Authority staff equipped to manage these ob- vides weather data, prior to an extensive network of river serving sites,” he said. flooding events, via the 10 Flood gauges but no central manage- The Department of Ecology Authority rain gauges in Lewis, ment. To address overlap, inef- recently took two of its gauges Thurston, Grays Harbor, Mason departments, and police depart- erly,” Averill said about the gauge, ficiency and spotty maintenance, offline due to lack of funding, and Pacific counties. which was fixed promptly by the Chehalis River Basin Flood ments own or help maintain according to Boettcher. Lewis County will pay 63 per- Authority will convene a State of gauges in the basin. public works and emergency Ten gauges are owned and cent, about $39,000, Grays Har- the Gauges Meeting. Some are owned and oper- management personnel. maintained solely by the Flood bor County 22 percent, about Federal and state agencies ated by one entity, others are In a letter to Flood Authority Authority; they are maintained $13,500; and Thurston County that help monitor rivers in the funded through cost-sharing Chair Vickie Raines, the Weath- and calibrated three to four 14 percent, about $8,500, accord- basin will be invited to join the partnerships. er Service said it did not have the times a year, Boettcher said. ing to a plan designed by County Flood Authority in discussing All the gauges — no matter resources to maintain its stations Lewis County helps pay a little Commissioner Edna Fund, the the more than 40 local gauges. the ownership — are essential at the Chehalis River at Centralia over half the costs of maintain- Lewis County representative on It’s an opportunity to com- for the Flood Authority’s early and the Skookumchuck River at ing USGS’s 10 Lewis County the Flood Authority. municate and coordinate efforts, warning flood system. Centralia. gauges. The new calculations were Flood Authority staff person There is no basinwide stan- During its time managing That information helps de- based 50 percent on the size of Scott Boettcher said. dard for upkeep. the gauges, the Weather Service termine water quality, hydrology the population prone to flooding “We can begin to ask ques- “My assumption that the has relied on previously collected and fish habitat. and 50 percent on historic FEMA tions: What’s high priority? Low gauges are always reporting ac- data from nearby gauges, rather “The Flood Authority wants flood insurance payments. priority? Are our gauges redun- curately, well that’s not always than working from gauge-specif- anyone to be able to log onto the Previously, the maintenance dant?” Boettcher asked at the true,” Boettcher said. “We want ic water forecasting tables. early warning flood site, look at costs were paid for by the 12 lo- Flood Authority’s January meet- to have accurate information.” The less-expensive system a gauge and graph what’s been cal governments that comprise ing. “Maybe there is no non-im- Many of the gauges — the has created multiple problems. happening over the last day,” the Flood Authority, and payment portant gauge. It will be interest- National Weather Service’s Cen- “We really don’t know for sure Boettcher said. “You might see was based solely on population. ing to see what purpose and what tralia gauge, for example — are what the actual flow is,” Kirby that the flow has been increasing kind of useful info comes from threatened by declining state or Cook, acting meteorologist in- over the last week and it spiked gauges based upon the individu- federal revenue. charge, said in the letter. “Pro- today. And decide, I’m going to Sharon Care al entity.” Centralia representative Ron ducing a calibrated rating table get my equipment off the field Center The United States Geologic Averill said the Centralia gauge for each of these locations would now.” Survey, the National Weather first alerted local leaders to the … (improve) the forecasts them- Some gauges in the basin col- “GREAT CARE Service, the state Department basinwide issue. selves, as well as flood warnings lect only simple flow data; others AT A GREAT of Ecology, the Flood Author- “Just by happenstance it was and inundation mapping.” track temperature, barometric PLACE” ity, county and city public works recognized not reporting prop- Currently, the Weather Ser- pressure and rainfall. Sharon Care Center News in Brief can help you with everyday living, Toledo Teen Airlifted The truck, a 1997 Peterbilt hopes to deter crime from oc- Residents of the 19th Legisla- tractor towing a trailer, was trav- curring at local schools. Stu- tive District should receive a call manage your to Harborview After eling about 50 mph near mile- dent Crime Stoppers has so far at about 6 p.m. medications, and post 9 on Bunker Creek Road launched in three schools in the To participate, pick up the provide you with ATV Accident when the driver saw the horse, Chehalis School District as well phone and follow the prompts. By The Chronicle said Sgt. Rob Snaza. The driver, a as the middle and high school in The lawmakers will deliver a safe and A 17-year-old Toledo boy was 62-year-old Longview man, was the Adna School District. short opening thoughts and will unable to avoid hitting the horse. In addition to Student Crime secure setting. airlifted to Harborview Medical then open up the call for ques- CH513121cz.ke The horse died at the scene of the Stoppers, the program also Call For A Complimentary Center in Seattle for head trauma tions. Tour And Lunch after an ATV accident near To- crash. kicked off a new program called Others who would like to The driver of the truck was My ID Club, which is a joint ef- ledo Tuesday afternoon, accord- participate can call in by dial- (360) 736-0112 ing to the Lewis County Sheriff’s not injured and the log truck fort with Community Health 1509 Harrison Ave., sustained minor damage, Snaza ing 1-877-229-8493 and entering Office. Plans of Washington and Valley Centralia said. The owner of the horse will View Health Centers of Lewis 18646. The teen was driving an ATV be issued a citation for having an County. It provides parents with on the 300 block of Grimes Road animal at large. identification cards for their at about 1:18 p.m. when the rear children that feature the child’s tire came off the rim, which fingerprints in case they are ever Debbie’s caused the ATV to flip several Lewis County Crime needed by law enforcement. times in the middle of the road, Stoppers Celebrate Crime Stoppers also erected according to a press release from new signs throughout the county. the sheriff’s office. The teen was Boutique 19th Anniversary Anyone interested in participat- not wearing a helmet and his By The Chronicle ing in Lewis County Crime Stop- head struck the pavement as the Lewis County Crime Stop- pers, becoming a board member ATV flipped. or offering a potential sign loca- The tire possibly came off the pers is now in its 20th year of Stop, Shop, Save existence. tion should contact Glade Austin rim due to low air pressure, ac- at (360) 262-3196. this is a sample of the background color I would like. cording to the release. Last Sunday marked the 19th anniversary of the creation of & help US Celebrate oUr anniverSary Lewis County Crime Stoppers. The font for "Debbies"Friday, andJanuary "Boutique" 24th is & the Saturday Curlz style. Jan 25th Logging Truck Hits Since its creation, anonymous 19th District Legislators Horse on Bunker tips given to Crime Stoppers at • Draw Your Own Rock For A Discount have led to the arrests of 333 to Host Telephone party • Have Cake And Punch While Creek Road people, the clearance of 411 cases Town Hall You Sit By The Fireplace and the recovery of $3.1 million DebbieS By The Chronicle in stolen property and narcot- By The Chronicle • And Maybe Even Win A Door Prize! A horse died after it was hit by ics. Tipsters have been paid more Sen. Brian Hatfield, D-Ray- boUtiqUe Thank you for shopping local a logging truck that was travel- than $45,000 for their informa- mond; Rep. Dean Takko, D- ing east on Bunker Creek Road tion. Longview; and Rep. Brian Blake, Mon.-Thur.Tues.-Thur. 11-611-6 •• Fri.-Sun.Fri.-Sat. 11-411-4 outside of Adna early Tuesday Last year marked the begin- D-Aberdeen, will hold a tele- 120A S. Tower Ave, Centralia • 360-269-6033 morning, according to the Lewis ning of Lewis County Student phone town hall from 6 to 7 p.m debbiesfashionboutique.com County Sheriff’s Office. Crime Stoppers, a program that on Monday. CH514053sl.sw Main 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 Send business briefs and news items to Reporter Chris Brewer at Proiles, Permits, [email protected]. Briefs and More He can also be reached Business at (360) 807-8235. Lewis EDC Honors Joanne Schwartz for Service LIFETIME OF CONTRIBUTIONS: Longtime Chehalis Civil Servant Honored with Gail and Carolyn Shaw Industry Award By Christopher Brewer [email protected] Retirement is a word that doesn't mean much for longtime Chehalis resident Joanne Schwartz. If one is supposed to slow down after they step away from their job in their later years, someone forgot to give the memo to Schwartz. She's just about as active now as she was in years of public service. "I used to get a check for the work I did, and now I'm one of the people helping write the checks," Schwartz, 71, chuckled. "I just can't sit still. I've got to do something." Schwartz's continued efforts to advocate for economic development in Lewis County will be honored tonight at the Lewis Economic Development Coun- cil's annual banquet at the historic Washington Hotel in downtown Chehalis, the city in which Christopher Brewer / [email protected] Schwartz has called home for 31 Joanne Schwartz will be named the 2014 Gail and Carolyn Shaw Industry Award winners at tonight's Lewis County Economic Development Council banquet. Here, she years. Schwartz will become the poses for a portrait in downtown Chehalis, the city she has called home for 50 years. latest recipient of the Gail and Carolyn Shaw Industry Award. Schwartz also carries duties as voters in Chehalis approved the A brief rundown of Schwartz's secretary of the nonprofit Che- Port of Chehalis, a watershed career shows a dedication to halis Foundation, formed in moment in the history of Lewis helping the Rose City stay eco- 2003 as a nonprofit organization “One person can’t do everything alone, and I’ve County's economy. nomically vibrant and, to an dedicated to helping financially served with some great people.” "She has had such a passion equal extent, friendly to tourists. support the city, its schools and for economic development, and Schwartz served as Lewis Coun- charitable endeavors. had a hand in so many programs ty's first female commissioner When thinking of one sin- Joanne Schwartz that have evolved and helped us from 1985 to 1992, then went gle moment that has defined accepting Lewis EDC award tonight economically here in the county," to work in human resources for her service to the area she loves, Larman said. "The duration of the city of Chehalis. After three Schwartz remembers 1992 — the Team has a variety of initiatives County are my home." her involvement — it's been a years of that, she served as eco- year the city of Chehalis said in place to continue improving When it came to selecting long time to pay attention to and nomic development administra- they would no longer put Christ- downtown Chehalis and the city Schwartz for the Gail and Caro- be an advocate for the continued tor for the city until her retire- mas decorations on buildings as a whole. lyn Shaw Industry Award, cur- economic development here." ment on her 67th birthday in downtown. rent Lewis EDC chairman Dick Schwartz will accept the May 2009. "That was about the same SCHWARTZ WAS ALSO instru- Larman said past recipients met award in front of colleagues, "You never really have time time our downtowns were dying," mental in the formation of the and discussed choices for the friends and even family members when you're working to look Schwartz said. "I said there was who will make the drive from Lewis County Economic Devel- honor. Schwartz's name came back and take inventory of what no way we couldn't have Christ- Seattle. She gives credit to all of opment Council in the 1980s as up in the conversation, and the you've done," Schwartz said. mas decorations. So a bunch of us those she has served with in var- "Once I retired, I just thought, got together and formed a Christ- well as the nonprofit Chehalis group's decision was made. ied capacities over the years. 'How did it happen so fast?'" mas decoration committee." Foundation in 2003. "It's usually brain gymnastics "I was speechless. I was The committee was able to Schwartz says her continued infor us to pick a winner, but the stunned when (Larman) told SHE NEVER STOPPED serving her buy Christmas decorations for a volvement in community improve- minute Joanne's name popped me I won," Schwartz said. "One community; her volunteer re- fraction of their original $20,000 ment projects stems from a genuine up, there was no more conversa- person can't do everything alone, sume is extensive, and it contin- price from West Seattle, and ho- love for Lewis County — and spe- tion about it," Larman said. "Ev- and I've served with some great ues to be written today. Schwartz tel-motel tax money was used to cifically, the city she calls home. eryone just said, 'That's it.'" people. The esprit de corps, the serves on Providence Centralia repay the $5,000 spent on deco- "I moved here in 1973, and camaraderie of everyone working Hospital's Community Ministry rations. From there, the group I just grew to love it," Schwartz SCHWARTZ' SERVICE has gone together has been just wonderful." Board and has recently been re- involved in the Christmas com- said, noting she moved from Se- beyond just the city of Chehalis appointed to another five-year mittee developed into a market- attle to the much smaller com- and has touched the entire coun- term as a member of Centra- ing committee. Today, the Che- munity 85 miles south. "This ty, Larman said. It was during lia College's Board of Trustees. halis Community Renaissance is home. Chehalis and Lewis her term as commissioner that OUR BEST PASSENGER TIRE! Port of Chehalis Mulls Potential Oversight by Port of Centralia ULTRA Z900 By Christopher Brewer phone Tuesday. theoretically take place if the the form of a type of interlocal [email protected] Former Port of Chehalis Ex- public voted to do so in a certi- agreement between two munici- OVER 20% MORE TREAD LIFE ecutive Director Jim Rothlin fied election. Each port would pal governments," Muller said. So you get more miles out of these tires. Could the Port of Centralia took the top administrative post remain separate and under the "The interest to the Port of Che- STARTING AT someday administer day-to-day at the Port of Bremerton in late oversight of their respective com- halis would be what savings this operations at the Port of Cheha- 2013, and the Chehalis port has missioners; the major surface could entail." 85 lis just down the freeway? not hired a full-time replace- change would be the elimination Muller said the Port of Che- 121 175/65R-14 If informal discussions be- ment. At this time, the port isn't of three full-time administrative halis' 10-year financial projec- tween leaders at the Port of Che- even looking for a full-time ex- jobs at the Port of Chehalis office tion looks "fine" in regard to cash OUTSTANDING A QUIETER halis are any indication, the pos- WET & DRY RIDING TIRE ecutive director, instead opting on Maurin Road. Those admin- flow. The port also has room to TRACTION sibility is very real. for former Lewis County Public istrative jobs consist of the port's grow — 264 acres of develop- The NEW Ultra Z900 is the BEST all-season touring tire "The port is entertaining dis- Utility District Manager Muller operations manager, auditor and able land and 45,000 square feet we’ve ever offered. 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It's not clear how the Port of Muller said. comes with a 30-day ride guarantee and our Best Tire Value Promise®. administratively manage and Administrative oversight Centralia staff would take on the The Port of Chehalis, formed CH509023sl.cg Centralia CH513017sl.sw operate the Port of Chehalis," would not entail a formal merger administrative duties, or if more in 1986 when voters in Chehalis 1211 Harrison Ave. • 736-6603 Dave Muller, interim director of Centralia and Chehalis' port staff would need to be hired. approved a new taxing district, Chehalis for the Port of Chehalis, said by districts, although that could "It sounds like it would be in lists 17 tenants on its website. 36 N. Market Blvd. • 748-0295 SWWKidsignment Shop & Consign! Consignors March 8th - 9th up CASH Earn to 70% in your pocket! Online Entry Available now at swwfamily.com. Save the CH514108cw.db In The Chronicle Building, • 321 N. 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Highway south of Toledo to one to become fully operational in day be home to horses, but the REGIONAL EXECUTIVE EDITOR "about two weeks," Cindy Robins Michael Wagar ...... 807-8234 couple thought of a different use said. [email protected] for the red sheet-metal building. Chad and Cindy Robins stand inside their Smokey Valley Moonshine distillery on "Hopefully it just grows and Assistant Editor Instead of bringing hay into Monday afternoon in Toledo. grows and grows some more," Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 the barn, the Robinses ferry in Chad said. "Our goal is to even- [email protected] corn. And instead of hearing the been great to us over the years," shelves is a responsibility that tually distribute to the east side Sports Editor familiar sound of a horse, the Aaron VanTuyl ...... 807-8229 Cindy Robins said. falls to Chad Robins, who also of the state too." 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Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Fox Theatre Success a Community Victory If there still was any doubt money would have been avail- know we did everything we and more events are planned that a community-driven ef- Our Views able, which is consistent with all could,’” said White, president to bring the public inside the fort to renovate the Fox Theatre starter, only $19,000 had been Kickstarter efforts. of Historic Fox Theatre Resto- theater so they can get to know a could be successful, those con- collected. White, who has led efforts to rations, a nonprofit created to priceless Hub City landmark. cerns are now all but void. But after a Chronicle news renovate the historic building for help renovate the Fox. “Every- The successful campaign re- A downpour of donations story detailed the shortfall last years, had said he would have to one was watching their com- flects the widespread interest in ended a hard-fought fundrais- Thursday, the money came roll back his efforts if the com- puters from where they were. A preserving a piece of Centralia ing campaign on a high note pouring in. munity could not step forward lot of folks I know were watch- history for future generations to Saturday as Scott White and Fox A shocking rally saw the col- and make the collective invest- ing it like crazy.” visit and enjoy. Theatre Renovations reached lection of $28,000 in the final ment. Fortunately, White isn’t leav- White has again proven him- their goal of $48,000 for a new three days of the campaign. After reaching the goal, ing. self a dynamic leader capable of marquee. The come-from-behind victory White sounded like a victorious In fact, there is a whole new bringing others together for a Though the feature was meant a lot for White, Fox The- coach leaving the playing field. slate of activities planned at the worthy cause. installed late last year, it still atre volunteers and the down- “I really got on it Sunday Fox for the coming year. We look forward to the fu- needed to be paid for. After 27 town Centralia area. last week, and I said to myself, The Fox Theatre Film Series ture of the Fox, one that is more days of raising money on the Had the $48,000 mark ‘Let’s do every single thing we begins Feb. 15 with two show- secure than ever after this rous- crowdfunding platform Kick- not been reached, none of the can so that win or lose, we ings of “Back to the Future,” ing fundraising victory.

COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... A Column Mostly About Greed in Its Many Faces The comments in today’s recent years, Dan Evans, who column are inspired by items said something to this effect, “If that originally appeared in this you can’t drink their liquor one newspaper. Talk about recycling! evening and vote against them I noticed a recent item that the next morning, you have no said 30,000 Boeing machinists business being here.” That’s just were to receive bonus checks about the way I’d put it myself. in the amount of $10,000. How My memory cells have been many billion is that? I under- fading a lot in recent years, stand this has already happened. but in the 12 years I served on Am I mistaken, or wasn’t this Centralia’s City Council I don’t the very union which was crying recall receiving so much as a hot poormouth over the last con- dog from anyone trying to sell tract offer from the company? the city some thing or some ser- I guess the machinists vice. (If anyone wants to dispute weren’t living this, I’ll be happy to pretend to the lifestyle reconsider the statement.) they felt they It was different, I’ll admit, in deserved, but the four years I served on the Letters to the Editor this bonus old City Commission as mayor. should help community, to sidestep the poli- Candy Lunke and Cheryl Wil- In that case, we three com- Mossyrock Levy Counters make monthly ticians and create a society where liams to provide the perfect back- payments on a missioners were the ones who State Underfunding every person receives an ade- ground for our fun, fun day. Pen- second Lexus made the decisions. We hired quate education, so they can sup- ny Mauel carried out our wedding and fired individual employees. To the editor: in their garage. By Bill Moeller To see the effects on a society port themselves, become success- colors nicely in the cake and cup- The contract, We faced them across the table ful in life and themselves support cakes, which, also, were delicious. at contract times. We negoti- that does not support basic edu- which they almost didn’t sign, cation, look around the world. future generations of students. Todd Chaput and the staff at ated agreements with suppliers. calls for another bonus in six Where education lacks, poverty An educated society provides Holiday Inn Express were abso- Today, in practice, it’s the city years. and chaos rule. In a modern a secure tax base and is a corner- lutely super to our out-of-town Let’s have a show of hands; manager who makes the deci- civilization a society can actually stone of a healthy democracy. It family and guests, and Darrin how many of you will be receiv- sions after receiving input from devolve with a population that is is up to us to create a positive fu- Harris at Boccata served us the ing a $10,000 bonus this year? I the department heads. It’s not under or uneducated. An under- ture for ourselves. Please support most delicious dinner after the thought so. unheard of, but it’s pretty rare educated population also stifles your local community and vote wedding. I don’t know if greed is more for a council to veto a request for innovation, stymies competitive- yes for the Mossyrock School We are so lucky to have so prevalent today than it was action from a city manager. ness and threatens democracy. District M&O levy. many wonderful businesses that when we evolved from apes (or Back then, though, I’ll admit Washington state has been will make a special event such as a came from a mound of dust, that I occasionally ate a lunch underfunding basic education Sona Markholt wedding a magical memory. You Mossyrock according to whichever origin without wondering who was go- for years. Our state has been told don’t have to go to Olympia or Se- you prefer), but it seems to be ing to pick up the bill or tip the by the courts to fix this. In the attle to find what you think you more open today. How much is waitress, but in each case it was meantime, our schools have to Planning a Wedding? need to have a beautiful wedding. enough? from somebody I, at least, con- turn directly to their communi- Shop locally, support your small- We all want more than we sidered to be the eventual pro- ties to fill in the huge funding Shop Locally town business neighbors, and have, and many unions today vider of whatever service they gaps left by the state. We are To the editor: have a wonderful time doing it. use that inbred urge to stay in were to provide anyway. talking about direct funding for While I know that many folks control, but is it right? None of I know, I know, the cost are aware of our recent wedding, Doris Wood Brumsickle books, staff, building repairs, the Centralia us would want — or would even of that lunch was figured into school nurse, support services perhaps folks planning their consider — going back to condi- whatever amount our citizens and the list goes on. Our local own weddings are not aware of tions that existed before groups were paying for the service, but Mossyrock community has al- the many excellent wedding ser- Vote for School Levies such as the Wobblies started there was always the thought, ways worked and continues to vices vendors that are available To the editor: raising a little hell, but to para- “Why not accept a ‘free’ lunch. endlessly fundraise in order to in the Twin Cities. phrase myself, at what point is On Feb. 11, important school We three commissioners were fill the gaps. First of all, I found a beauti- levies will be on the ballot in the what we already have “enough?” working full-time jobs for part- In the past few years, due to ful dress at Sewsie’s, located in Another recent article, con- Adna, Boistfort, Centralia, Ea- time pay. We deserved it.” the recession, we have seen the the Fairway Shopping Center. tonville, Mossyrock, Oakville, Pe cerned the freebies, the dinners Hmmmm. That almost federal and state governments re- Bill found a handsome vest and and drinks that legislators are Ell and Winlock school districts. sounds like a little greed slip- duce funding to the point where bow tie at Bartel’s, and all altera- We encourage residents of these tempted to accept from lob- ping in there, doesn’t it? the Mossyrock School District tions we needed were carried byists. Should legislators turn school districts to vote yes for the ••• was forced to make some horrific out wonderfully by Ardeth Ellis levies. down each and every offer of Bill Moeller is a former enter- cuts. I saw the results of these in Bartel’s’ tailoring shop. Judy a free meal (usually a pretty Levy monies help bridge the tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city cuts. The part of our community DeVaul and her fabulous staff, gap between what the state pro- darned good one) when it’s of- council member, paratrooper and that suffered the most was the Kristen and Walter at re:Design, fered? Well, yes and no. vides and what students truly pilot living in Centralia. He can be kids. This is unacceptable. helped us find the perfect invi- need. Without levy tax dollars, I believe it was one of the reached at bookmaven321@comcast. Mossyrock has a current tations, guest book and napkins. best governors we’ve had in net. these districts will need to cut maintenance and operations The Chronicle was most efficient vital programs that enrich stu- levy about to expire. The new in producing wedding programs dent’s lives. M&O levy up for a vote in Feb- that were perfect, thanks to Dev- Please remember that we vote First Amendment Center Quote of the Day ruary would replace it. Taxes will on Bergeron and Jack Tavares. for a school levy and this levy only rise an estimated 1 cent per Trina Gardipee is, hands needs to be renewed every two or $1,000 of property value if this down, the most fabulous caterer four years. This is a replacement “You can’t have a democracy without an levy is approved. ever! She is creative and profes- tax, not an additional tax. independent and free press. Newspapers When I look at the positive sional, and we had tons of com- A well-educated population effect that educating a society pliments on the delicious food is important to our community are such a central part of American has on the well being of every she served our guests. In addition, and economy. Please continue person in that society, I do not her crew is remarkably attentive. the strong tradition of support- life that without newspapers, I don’t understand how any politician Connie Davis, from Dirty ing our schools throughout Lew- know what would happen to us.” can show his or her face in public Thumb Nursery, created the most is County. knowing that this is not happen- beautiful flowers for all of us, ing currently in Washington state. and she was happy to use garde- Jen Slemp Bob Schieffer This fix should be top of the nias, my favorite flower. She also chair chief Washington correspondent, CBS News, 2009 list. That leaves it to us, the local worked closely with our friends Lewis County Democrats

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Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE west Chehalis Avenue at about was injured, and the cause is un- See more paid remembrances on DEPARTMENT 8:30 a.m. Wednesday to a report der investigation. of smoke in the building. It ap- page Main 9 Upset Woman Pulls Fire Alarm pears someone left an egg carton • A 64-year-old Chehalis near a stove top burner, which LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S In Remembrance woman was cited for disorderly caused a minor fire and smoke OFFICE inside the building. No one was conduct for allegedly pulling Driver Crashes Truck FRANCES MARGARET (ROSAUER) NEVILLE the fire alarm at Cascade Men- hurt and the fire did not damage tal Health on the 2400 block of anything. • Kelly L. Olson, 46, a Che- raised six daughters and • A rice cooker that was left halis man, was arrested and created a wonderful life full Reynolds Avenue at 1:30 p.m. of love. After 61 years of Thursday because she felt the on top of a burner on a stove booked into jail for suspicion of driving under the influence marriage, Marty preceded her staff was not being responsive to inside an apartment in the Che- to heaven on Sept. 1, 2009. her needs. Sherry L. Palmer was halis Avenue Apartments near after he drove his 2005 Ford She is the loving mother, there to pick up medication for Third Street at about 6:30 p.m. Ranger pickup truck off the of Linda (Jerry) Deaver, her son, and hoped pulling the Wednesday caused a minor fire. road on the 100 block of Jefferies Jeanie (Jerry) Marquez, fire alarm would get her better Tenants were able to extinguish Road outside of Chehalis at 7:30 Kathy (Steve) Snell, Rebecca service. the small fire with a fire ex- p.m. Wednesday. Olson was not (Everett) Martin, Sharon tinguisher and firefighters re- injured. However his truck sus- (Fred) Coker, all of Chehalis, sponded to help remove smoke tained major damage. Donna (Rick) Peckham of Vehicle Prowl Tehachapi, Calif. She is from the apartment. the Cherished grandmother • A purse was reportedly sto- of 15 grandchildren and len out of a vehicle on the 500 MORTON POLICE DEPARTMENT CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT many great and great-great block of Harrison Avenue short- Baseball Bat Threat Stolen Trucks grandchildren. ly after 1 p.m. Tuesday. As the second oldest of 14, • Morton police responded • Officers took a report at 8 Frances Margaret she is the treasured sister that a.m. Sunday of a stolen white (Rosauer) Neville joined her leaves behind ive sisters; to a report of an individual who husband in heaven on Jan. 17, Burglaries was threatened with a baseball 1998 Mazda pickup truck from one brother; and the adored the 600 block of Northwest Cen- 2014. She was the matriarch aunt of numerous nieces and • Officers took a report of a bat during a dispute at about 3 that kept our family close nephews. burglary at a residence on the p.m. Jan. 17. Officers contacted ter Street. together for over 65 years. • A 1991 Ford Ranger blue Rosary at 10:30 a.m. 1800 block of Collison Street at involved parties and resolved She peacefully joined the followed by a funeral mass at 2:33 p.m. Tuesday. The case is the dispute. pickup truck was reported sto- angels, while surrounded by 11:00 a.m. on Jan. 31, 2014 still under investigation. len from the 400 block of North- her daughters, through whom at St. Joseph Church, where • Police took a report of a Not Drunk, Just Tired east Adams Avenue at 8:10 a.m. her legacy will live on. she was an active member. burglary at a residence on the Sunday. The truck was later re- Frances was born May In lieu of lowers, please 2200 block of North Pearl Street • Morton officers responded covered in Oregon. 12, 1924 in Iowa and later donate to your favorite to a report of a driver who was moved to California, where charity in memory of Frances at 3:48 p.m. Tuesday. The bur- she met the love of her glary is still under investigation. possibly driving under the influ- Funny Money at Kmart Neville. life. She married Martin L. To view the obituary, please ence of alcohol at 1:43 p.m. Jan. Neville and together they 18 near Second Street and West- • Officers are investigating go to chronline.com/obituaries. CHEHALIS FIRE DEPARTMENT lake Avenue. Police contacted a possible counterfeit $100 bill Man Eating Dinner Inside the driver and determined the that was used at Kmart Saturday Restaurant Hit by Car driver was just tired, not intoxi- night. There are no suspects. In Remembrance cated. • A man dining inside South A Warrant, Resisting Arrest and Pacific Bistro on 13th Street was Disorderly Conduct BILL FRANK SAND hit by a car after its driver acci- TOLEDO FIRE DEPARTMENT University in 1963, where he dently put the vehicle into drive Firefighters Rescue Dogs From • Jason R. Ferris, 28, of Che- met his future wife, Patricia. instead of reverse and acceler- Burning Home halis, was arrested after police Bill and Patricia were married ated into the side of the building responded to a report of an “out in 1963 and two weeks later, at about 5 p.m. Wednesday. The • Firefighters responded to of control” man in the Safeway Bill was teaching high school driver of the vehicle, who had Second Street and Alder Street parking lot at about 5 p.m. Mon- in Rochester, Wash. Bill just finished eating at the restau- shortly after 11 a.m. to a re- day. Ferris, who had an out- dedicated 33 years of his life port of a house fire, said Toledo standing warrant for his arrest, to education, retiring from rant, was not injured. The diner the Chehalis School District sustained a knee injury and was Fire Chief Grant Wiltbank. No was allegedly screaming at an one was home at the time of in 1996. transported to the hospital. The elderly woman. After Ferris was Bill and Patricia were vehicle did not significantly the blaze. However firefight- placed into custody, he allegedly married for 50 years, they damage the building, but a win- ers found three dogs inside the became uncooperative. had three sons; and three smoke-filled house and got dow was broken out. ••• grandsons. Bill loved them outside unharmed. While By The Chronicle Staff spending time with his family, Almost Kitchen Fires the fire did a fair amount of loved watching football and structural damage to the manu- Please call news reporter Stepha- loved talking with anybody • Chehalis firefighters re- factured home, crews were able nie Schendel with news tips. She can Bill Frank Sand was born about anything. Bill was sponded to an apartment com- to salvage a lot of belongings be reached at 807-8208 or sschen- July 24, 1937. He grew up active in the local Elks and plex on the 200 block of North- from inside the house. No one [email protected]. was always available to lend in Polson, Mont. with his an ear to a friend in need. mother, father, and sister. Bill passed on Jan. 2, Bill was active in Boy 2014, in his home. Death Notices Lotteries Commodities Scouts, earning the rank of He is survived by his Eagle Scout and at one time sister, Karilen; his wife, • ALEX R. OBERG, 63, Toledo, died Washington’s Tuesday Games Gas in Washington — $3.33 (AAA of was the most decorated Boy Thursday, Jan. 16, in Toledo. Visitation Washington) Scout in Montana. Bill spoke Patricia; three sons, Kurt, will be 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday at Fir Lawn Powerball: Crude Oil — $94.99 per barrel (CME Craig and Keith; and his three Group) fondly of Flathead Lake and Funeral Chapel, Toledo. A service will be Next jackpot: $131 million the surrounding area and as a grandsons, Kyuss, Viggo and at 11 a.m. Saturday at Toledo First Bap- Gold — $1,234 (Monex) Arkin. Mega Millions: 08-23-33-45-52 child growing up, spent most tist Church. Arrangements are under Silver — $19.72 (Monex) A celebration of Bill’s life Mega Ball: 4 of his free time on or around the direction of Fir Lawn. the lake. will be held at the Centralia- • ROBERT HERMAN McINTIRE, 78, Next jackpot: $51 million Corrections Bill graduated High Chehalis Elks on Sunday, Chehalis, Monday, Jan. 13, at home. A Match 4: 05-10-16-22 The Chronicle seeks to be accurate School in 1955 and joined Jan. 26, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. private family burial will take place at Daily Game: 5-9-3 and fair in all its reporting. If you find an the U.S. Navy. He graduated To view the obituary, please Mountain View Cemetery, Centralia. Ar- Keno: 06-07-13-19-25-26-28-29-37- error or believe a news item is incorrect, from Eastern Washington go to chronline.com/obituaries. rangements are under the direction of please call the newsroom as soon as pos- 43-48-55-59-63-64-65-71-72-76-79 Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. sible at 807-8224, between 8 a.m. and 5 • MARIE CAROLINE DUNN, 98, Cen- p.m. Monday through Friday. tralia, died Monday Jan. 20, at Sharon Care Center, Centralia. A burial service The only independent and locally owned funeral home In Remembrance will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Mountain in Centralia-Chehalis. View Cemetery, Centralia. Arrange- kenneth d. burton sr. ments are under the direction of Newell Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. N E W E LL- H O ERLING’s MORTUARY march 25, 1933 - Jan. 16, 2014 • ELDA MAE MILLER, 86, Rochester, CH512823sl.ke and Barbara moved back died Wednesday Jan. 15, at Providence 205 W Pine Street, Centralia 360-736-3317 to his family homestead in Centralia Hospital. Funeral services will est. 1907 Chehalis where they built be private. Arrangements are under the their dream log home. direction of Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Three generations of our family serving your family since 1922 Centralia. He is survived by his children, Deana (husband Mike), Debbie (husband In Remembrance Craig), Diana (husband Paul), Donna (husband Tom) marion alberta ruth and Ken Jr. (wife Paula); six James Ruth. After her clubs and Bible study groups. grandchildren, Blake, Craig husband’s graduation from She also enjoyed playing the Jr., Carly, Nicole, Taylor and the University of California piano, gardening, and sewing. Lucas; 2 step-grandchildren, they moved to Eureka, Calif., Marion is survived by Matt and Lisa; and his where she taught in the public her husband, Jim; daughter, constant companion, Molly school system. In 1964, they Sandra Anderson; son, (dog). moved to Longview, Wash. Douglas (Brianna); and three Our Beloved father, where both of their children grandsons, Jordan, Ian and grandfather and friend passed Service is Saturday, were born. In 1969 they Eli. She is also survived by away on Jan. 16, 2014. He Jan. 25, 2014 at Sticklin moved to Chehalis, where her sister, Dorothy Praeger; was born March 25, 1933 Funeral Chapel at 11:00 a.m. Marion taught in the publica niece and nephew; and four in Council Grove, Kan. and Viewing will be held prior to schools and was active as a grand-nieces and nephews. moved to Chehalis, Wash. the service from 9:00 a.m. community volunteer. Marion would want her when he was three years to 11:00 a.m. There will be Marion’s pride and great legacy to be one of faith. joy was owning and being Her belief in Christ was old. He joined the Air Force a reception at the funeral lead teacher of Mother essential to who she was and in 1952 after graduating chapel after the service Hubbard’s Preschool and to everything she did. from High School. While and the burial will follow Day Care for 28 years. She A memorial service will stationed at Donaldson Air the reception at Salkum Marion Alberta Ruth was taught hundreds of Lewis be held at 11:30 a.m. on Force base in Greenville, S. Cemetery. born on June 20, 1933 to County children and in many Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014 at C. he met his future wife, Memorials may be Albert and Hilda Gercke in cases second generations of St. John’s Lutheran Church donations to Paralyzed San Francisco, Calif. Marion children. on Jackson Highway in Barbara. The couple married attended Lowell High School, Marion enjoyed travel and Chehalis. in 1956 and moved to Kent, Veterans of America, 1-800- University of the Paciic and with her husband, she toured In lieu of lowers, Wash., the where they raised 555-9140, or www.pva.org/ received a degree in teaching much of England and Europe family requests donations their ive children. In 1991,site/ from San Francisco State and took a trip to China. to the Timberland Regionalhe retired after 35 years at University. She was also They also took several Library Foundation or St. The Boeing Company. Ken To view the obituary, please the irst woman accepted cruises to in the Caribbean and John’s Lutheran Church. go to chronline.com/obituaries. Paciic Lutheran TheologicalAlaska. Besides being active sticklin Funeral chapel Seminary where she studied in her church, Marion was a To view the obituary, please 1437 South Gold Christian Education. member of St. Helen’s Club Condolences may be offered at go to chronline.com/obituaries. Centralia, WA 98531 In 1957 she married and belonged to several book www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com (360) 736-1388 • Main 8 2014 LEGISLATIVE SESSION The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 State Lawmakers: No Tax Breaks for Pot Production BREAKS: Agricultural Tax represents portions of Seattle. one of a variety of proposed Officials estimate that the changes to the marijuana indus- Incentives Would Not new rules would increase state try as the state works to imple- Apply to Marijuana “Why is this product different than any and local tax revenues by a com- ment the voter-approved law, other ag product?” bined $3.5 million over the span find solutions to protect medical By Mike Baker of one year. marijuana users and satisfy the The Associated Press Rep. Cary Condotta, R-East concerns of the federal govern- Rep. Cary Condotta Wenatchee, questioned the bill, ment, which still considers mari- SEATTLE — Marijuana R-East Wenatchee saying it may make it more diffi- juana a controlled substance. producers in Washington state cult for the legal marijuana mar- Washington voters passed would be prohibited from quali- ket to compete with the unregu- Initiative 502 in November 2012 fying for agriculture tax breaks bill that would block those tax think the tax preferences were breaks for 10 years. designed to help the marijuana lated market. He noted that the to legalize and regulate the recre- under a bill considered Tuesday product is already going to face ational use of pot by adults over Democratic Rep. Reuven Car- industry, which is currently un- by state lawmakers. some hefty taxes before it gets 21, and the first state-licensed Officials estimate that the lyle, a sponsor of the bill, said it's der development after voters ap- into a consumer's hands. pot stores are expected to open industry could currently qual- important that marijuana pro- proved legalization in 2012. "Why is this product differ- in the coming months. The na- ify for three dozen different tax ducers pay taxes so that lawmak- "I don't know that we have a ent than any other ag product?" tion's first recreational sales be- breaks, largely surrounding ag- ers will have access to data in problem in the marketplace that Condotta said. gan Jan. 1 in Colorado, which le- ricultural production. A state order to make better decisions in these exemptions would be de- Lawmakers have not sched- galized marijuana the same time House committee is exploring a the future. Carlyle said he doesn't signed to fix," said Carlyle, who uled any votes on the bill. It is as Washington. March for Life Draws 4,500 People to State Capitol ROE VS. WADE: Anniversary Brings Big Response Many in attendance held signs with messages Against Bill Currently such as “Jesus was a fetus,” “Women do regret in Legislature abortion” and “Abortion kills children.” By Melissa Santos The Olympian makers to vote against House Bill Wellness Committee on the first Thousands showed up at the 2148, which would require insur- day of the 2014 legislative session. state Capitol Tuesday to declare ers to cover abortion services in Democratic supporters of the their opposition to abortion and plans that also cover maternity legislation often refer to the mea- denounce a bill care. “A mandate is not a choice,” sure as the Reproductive Parity Legislature in the Legisla- McEntee Hobson told the crowd. Act. ture that would Several pro-life lawmak- State Sen. Mike Padden, R- 2014 require insurers ers also spoke at the rally, with Spokane Valley, said during the to cover it. many asserting their belief that March for Life rally that the bill The annual life begins at conception and that isn’t about parity at all. March for Life insurance plans shouldn’t be re- “You know what parity they drew some- Melissa Santos / The Olympian quired to include abortion cover- have?” Padden asked. “The par- where between Thousands gather at the state Capitol in Olympia Tuesday for the March for Life, an age. ity they have is they want to 4,000 and 4,500 annual event protesting the Supreme Court's 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, which “We have to pay attention to equate life with death.” people to Olym- legalized abortion in the United States. life from the natural beginning March for Life organizers pia Tuesday, to the natural end,” said state schedule the event each year to according to Demonstrators at the event signs with messages such as “Je- Rep. Judy Warnick, R-Moses roughly coincide with the an- crowd estimates gathered on the steps of the Leg- sus was a fetus,” “Women do Lake. “Only God can make those niversary of the U.S. Supreme from the State Patrol. islative Building and the steps regret abortion” and “Abortion decisions.” Court’s Roe v. Wade decision, Attendance was “about nor- of Temple of Justice, with others kills children.” The abortion insurance bill, which legalized abortion in the mal” compared to past March for spilling onto the Capitol flag cir- Noreen McEntee Hobson, which stalled last year in the United States. The court issued Life events, said State Patrol Sgt. cle and other areas of the Capitol. president of the March for Life, state Senate, was given a hear- the landmark decision on Jan. 22, Jason Hicks. Many in attendance held urged attendees to tell their law- ing in the House Health Care & 1973. Legislative News in Brief Thurston, Pierce Leaders when the chemical is burned Wednesday, would amend to do this,” said state Sen. Mike ers said at the committee hear- and inhaled. Washington’s legal marijuana Padden, R-Spokane Valley, the ing, which was broadcast online Choose Replacement The proposed law passed law within two years of when committee chairman, acknowl- by TVW. “What this bill is not, for State Rep. Gary Wednesday by 72-25 and now voters approved it, and therefore edging the increased prison time for the record, is an attack on goes to the Senate. requires a two-thirds majority in caused by the change would be medical marijuana.” Alexander in the 2nd House Bill 1294 is the identical the Legislature. expensive. “It’s a matter to me of Rivers noted that her father bill that advanced out of the House The bill would allocate the priorities, and I would argue that used medical marijuana. The Legislative District money for new officers to cities during the 2013 legislative session. it is a priority.” proposals before the Legislature By The Chronicle The Senate last year approved a and counties based on their pop- The proposal is the most high- ulation, but Baumgartner says this year are an opportunity to At a special joint session, scaled-down version of that bill, profile of a set of bills recently intro- he’s open to sending the addi- have a “rational, adult conversa- members of the Pierce County which did not include banning duced on an issue that abruptly stole tional police only to to jurisdiction” about the issue, she said. Council and Thurston County the two retardants from sofas and the Legislature’s focus last spring tions that allow licensed mari- after a crash in Seattle’s Wedgwood Rivers first introduced her Commission on Friday chose other household products. juana businesses. A few local neighborhood killed a couple and bill last year. Graham Hunt, of Orting to fill governments, including Pierce critically injured their daughter-in- the 2nd Legislative District seat State Panel Releases County, intend to ban them. law and infant grandson. vacated recently by Gary Alexan- Lawmakers eventually passed der. Dueling Climate Reports a sweeping package of changes Thorbeckes Hunt was one of three can- OLYMPIA (AP) — A bipar- Bill Would Stop but punted on the most dramatic didates put forth by the Wash- tisan state climate panel has re- — and expensive — proposals. ington State Republican Party as leased dueling reports how to Cities From Raising Annual nominees. reduce the state's greenhouse gas Minimum Wage The other two candidates emissions. Pot Bills Would Health Fair were Matt Hamilton of Graham The panel posted separate By The Chronicle and Andrew Barkis of Olympia. reports online Wednesday, split- State Sen. Joh Braun, R-Cen- Rework Medical Hunt is an Orting City Coun- ting along party lines. It had tralia, introduced a bill Monday Marijuana System February 10, cil member who owns an insur- missed a December deadline to that would prevent cities from ance agency. He is also an Air come up with recommendations setting their own minimum By The Columbian 2014 Force veteran who served in Iraq on tackling carbon pollution. wages. The legislation, if passed, A pair of bills under consider- and Afghanistan. Two Democratic lawmakers ation in the Legislature aim to bet- 4:00 - 7:00pm Thurston County Commis- and Gov. Jay Inslee recommend- would nullify recent efforts to ter align the state’s medical mari- Chehalis Thorbeckes sion Chair Karen Valenzuela ed more ambitious policies in- juana system with its still-evolving said she is pleased that the com- cluding capping carbon pollution, institute a $15 91 SW Chehalis Ave. minimum wage market for recreational pot. mission was able to work closely reducing the amount of coal- The Senate Health Care with the Pierce County Council powered electricity utilities in in SeaTac and This is a FREE community event! Seattle. The bill Committee on Tuesday heard to find someone who can do a the state use and promote cleaner testimony on two proposals, in- Prize Drawings too! good job of representing the citi- cars and cleaner fuels. They say will get its first Don’t miss our Hot Yoga Studio review in the cluding one introduced by state zens of the 2nd district on legis- the state must take action to meet Sen. Ann Rivers, R-La Center. Chamber of Commerce Ribbon lative matters. a state mandate to cut emissions. Senate Com- merce and La- Senate Bill 5887 would, among Cutting at 5:30pm! Feb. 10, 2014. “We had a tough decision with Meanwhile, the panel's two Sen. John Braun other things, set up a state reg- three exceptional candidates,” Republicans recommended R-Centralia bor Committee. It also would istry for medical marijuana pa- Valenzuela said. studying nuclear generation, en- tients and providers, and estab- Hunt will be sworn into office couraging conservation, provid- apply to counties and ports. lish new limits on the amount during a special ceremony at the ing incentives for hydroelectric of marijuana one could possess. state Legislature. Hunt will serve power and revisiting the emis- The bill would also direct a por- out the remaining year in Alexan- sions goals set in 2008. They Hearing Held on tion of marijuana-related tax rev- der’s term. Alexander represented want an additional year to study enue to local counties and cities most of Lewis County before dis- the impacts of the policies. Expanding DUI for law enforcement and public tricts were redrawn in 2012. Felony Definition safety. Other tax revenue would Centralia 360 736-1683 go toward research and funding Chehalis 360 748-3744 Bill Would Hire More By The Seattle Times House Restricts Six the registry. Rochester 360 273-0457 Police With Pot Money A year after cost concerns de- “This is a very complex bill, Flame Retardants OLYMPIA (AP) — A bill in- railed a proposal to make more and we tried to figure out as thorbeckes.com OLYMPIA (AP) — The troduced in Olympia would use drunken-driving crimes count many answers as we could,” Riv- CH513801bw.db Washington state House has ap- some of the state’s anticipated le- as felonies, some state lawmak- proved a measure that would gal marijuana taxes to hire police ers are again pushing to find the ban six chemical flame retar- across Washington. money for the change. dants from household furniture Spokane Republican Sen. The Senate Law & Justice and children’s products such as Michael Baumgartner says his Committee held a hearing Mon- strollers and changing pads. intent is that $25 million a year day on Senate Bill 6090, which Rep. Kevin Van De Wege from pot excise taxes would be would make DUI a felony the says this bill would get harm- used to pay for 250 new law en- fourth time it is committed, ful flame retardants out of forcement officers. The way the rather than the fifth. the environment and ensures bill is written would actually al- Of the 44 states with felony their replacements are also not locate four times that amount, DUIs, Washington is the only CH514423ac.cg harmful. He is a firefighter and but Baumgartner says that’s a one that waits until the fifth con- says he’s also concern about the drafting error he intends to fix. viction for it to kick in. potential harm to firefighters The measure, introduced “We’ve got to find some way • Main 9 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014

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In Remembrance JOLENE "HUDY" MARIE THIBAULT Jolene "Hudy" Marie Tune (Joe) of Ada, Okla., Thibault, 55, of Centralia Jackie Horne (Rick) of passed away peacefully with Ilwaco; brother, John Nyberg family by her side after a of Centralia; numerous long battle with cancer on nieces, nephews and cousins. Nov. 30, 2013. She was born She was preceded in death on Jan. 28, 1958 in Moses by her parents, Jack and Edna Kyle Spurr / [email protected] Lake, Wash. Nyberg; sister, Jodi Nyberg. Ryon T. Connery makes an appearance in Lewis County Superior Court on Wednesday afternoon at the Lewis County Law She enjoyed camping, A celebration of life is and Justice Center in Chehalis. traveling, spending time with planned for Saturday, Jan. grandchildren, and working 25, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. at the in her lower bed. She lovedLewis and Clark in Centralia, her family and friends very Wash. much. Spending time with Jolene will join her parents Man Accused of Abusing friends and family was in the Paciic Ocean at Fort important to her. She liked Camby in Ilwaco, Wash. on to spoil the twins with candy June 7, 2014. and spending time with them In lieu of lowers, 4-Year-Old Pleads Guilty was something she loved. contributions may be made Jolene is survived by her to the Shannon Lewis Heart PROSECUTOR: Child his defense attorney will recom- Connery is a level-two sex of- son, Jeremy Thibault (Jill) Fund c/o Sterling Savings mend the judge sentence him to fender, which stemmed from a Thibault; grandchildren, Bank, P.O. Box 369, Winlock, Now Lives With His 16 months in prison. 1999 conviction of second-degree Cory and Heather; sisters, WA 98596 The child also told investi- Joan Nyberg-McNelly of Maternal Grandmother child molestation. Connery, who Port Orchard, Julie Hildahl gators that while Connery hurt was 17-year-old at the time, sexu- To view the obituary, please (John) of Napavine, Gerrie go to chronline.com/obituaries. By Stephanie Schendel him, his mother, Heather Mc- ally assaulted a 13-year-old girl. [email protected] Nurlin, would watch, court documents state. The 31-year-old convicted McNurlin is expected to be In Remembrance sex offender who police say hit charged with child assault today his girlfriend’s 4-year-old son in Lewis County Superior Court and made the boy do pushups for the alleged abuse of her child. MAUREEN ELISE (MADDEN) HALLGRIMSON while he sprayed him with a hose Both Connery and McNurlin SEPT. 1, 1947 - JAN. 14, 2014 pleaded guilty to two counts of allegedly told the child that he She married Paul B. Walking horses. Maureen felony child abuse Wednesday needed to go to a mental hospital, Hallgrimson in 1968, during was posthumously awarded morning. court documents state. The child which time, their son Daniel the “Most Inspirational” Ryon T. Connery was arrest- told investigators he had broken Thomas was born. Award by the Northwest ed last December for suspicion of the house rules and stole food The family moved to TWH breeders association child abuse after the boy’s grand- and that is why Connery had Germany in 1974 where Paul for 2013. mother brought the child to the spent a year as a Fulbright Maureen was a devout punished him. exchange teacher. The best Christian who treated emergency room at Providence The alleged abuse occurred Centralia Hospital. experience of the year was everyone with respect at Connery and McNurlin’s resi- the birth of their second son, and compassion. She Connery allegedly hit and dence on the 100 block of Rau- Markus Paul. The family courageously battled lung spanked the child so severely buck Road in Winlock, court moved to Bellingham, Wash. cancer for over three years. that he left bruises on the boy’s documents state. and resided there for four Because of her glowing smile legs, according to court docu- Deputies later contacted the years. and loving nature, you would ments. Connery also allegedly boy’s mother, who told police Maureen began her never have guessed that she made the child do wall squats that she had been dating Con- career in global education was seriously ill. and hold a weight over his by coordinating the WWU Maureen is survived nery for about four months, by her devoted husband, head. When the child accidently court documents state. While foreign studies program. She Maureen Elise and her family returned to Paul; their three children, dropped the weight, it landed on the mother admitted her boy- Hallgrimson, 66, of Lebanon, Daniel (Elena) and Markus his finger and fractured it. Germany in 1979, bringing friend made her child do wall Ore. passed away on Jan. their newest family addition (Nastassja) of Germany and Connery also allegedly squats and pushups while he 14, 2014 and left behind her with them, Kristina Loreen. Kristina (Tim) Cathcart of dunked the child in a dirty pool of sprayed the boy with a hose, she sister, her husband, three She made many dear friends Lebanon, Ore.; her sister, water and made the boy do push- denied Connery ever hurt him. children, seven grandchildren over the years while in Molly (Dan) Hallgrimson; ups while he sprayed him with a During Connery’s court ap- and many friends from around Germany. She worked for aunt, Eileen Halliday; niece, hose, court documents state. pearance Wednesday, Superior the world who adored her. the U.S. Government as the Anna (Troy); and nephews, During Connery’s court Court Judge Richard Brosey Maureen was born to ofice manager at the JAG John (Emily), Tommy the late Thomas and Viola ofice, 5th Corp headquarters Madden; grandchildren, hearing Wednesday morning, he granted the request from the at- Tamiya, Jaden, Jaylyn, pleaded guilty to two counts of torneys to alter Connery’s con- Eleanor Madden on Sept. 1, in Frankfurt, Germany. 1947 in Tacoma, Wash. She Maureen worked for over Timmy, Sienna, Summer, and third-degree assault of a child. ditions of release to allow him JJ, who will miss her dearly; While Connery originally graduated from Tumwater two decades in international to communicate with McNurlin, High School in 1966 and student exchange, helping and numerous cousins. was charged with two counts of who he was previously prohibit- attended Western Washington thousands of young people A celebration of Maureen’s second-degree assault of a child, ed from contacting since she was University. from around the world achieve life will be held at 2.00 a more serious charge, Deputy a witness. Maureen began her their dreams of spending a p.m. at Santiam Place Event Prosecutor Joely O’Rourke said Since McNurlin no longer Center in Lebanon, Ore. this professional career as a Legal high school year in the U.S.A.Saturday, January 25, 2014. she did not think the state would has custody of her child and is Secretary in Seattle and She retired in 2010, after Maureen’s spirit will be in be able to prove intent, which is no longer a witness in the state’s was an ofice manager discovering for a she had cancer, attendance. key for a second-degree assault case, O’Rourke did not oppose presidential commission on to spend more time with her conviction. the change. inancial restructuring and real passion; breeding, riding To view the obituary, please Connery will be sentenced on The child now lives with his regulations. and caring for Tennessee go to chronline.com/obituaries. Feb. 19. Both the prosecutor and grandmother, O’Rourke said. In Remembrance In Remembrance ALEx RODNEY OBERg MICHAEL WAYNE SCHESSLER the Alex Oberg Memorial deer and many kids picked up Fund has been created. Any some engine advice or a spare Carlson Trucking. Michael donations can be made at any part in his shop. enjoyed spending his time as Timberland Bank or mailed He was married to Wanda an amateur radio operator and to Timberland Bank, PO Box Kelly, his high school was an NRA Golden Eagle 245, Toledo, WA 98591. sweetheart in 1969 (divorced Member. He was especially Born in Chehalis Wash., in 1971). fond of group motorcycle trips Aug. 9, 1950 to Gilbert His second wife was Karen with his wife and friends. Oberg and Faye Allen Killian (divorced). Michael is preceded in death (both deceased). Lived in Third wife was Patricia by his father and previous wife Toledo nearly his whole Fallon, she died in 1989 in Julie Marie Schessler. life, graduating from Toledo a construction accident on He is survived by his High in 1968. He joined the spirit lake highway. mother, of Burlington, wife, Marines after high school. Survivors include brother, sons, Philip Hawkins of He was a logger for nearly Jeff (Kathy) Oberg of Vancouver, Wash., Jefery, and 44 years, spending time in Toledo; sisters, Debbie Oberg Kevin Hawkins all of Chehalis; Alaska, and continued to of Toledo and Diana Oberg and daughters, Trissa and Erin Alex Rodney Oberg, log locally running his own of Toledo; daughters, Dawn Williams formally of Winlock; age 63, residing in Toledo, business. Oberg of Castle Rock and Michael Wayne Schessler, 14 grandchildren; and two Wash. died Jan. 16, 2014 in After a 1994 heart attack, Katie Tatum of Tacoma; 57, of Chehalis, Wash., great- grandchildren; many a logging accident in Toledo. his outlook on life changed. sons, Shane (Juntu) Oberg passed away Jan. 17, 2014, at special brother and sister-in- He was widowed in 1989. He was always serious about of Portland and Grady Providence St. Peter Hospital, laws; and a beloved father-in- A viewing memorial on work, but made more time to (Jen) Fallon of Toledo; Olympia. Michael was born Friday, Jan. 24, 2014 from play. grandchildren, Kassandra law. Alex most recently spent Doble (22), Alexis Doble (20), to Ken and Charlotte (Price) A memorial service will 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Schessler on May 20, 1956 in McVicker's Fir Lawn Chapel, his time team penning, where Tatianna Tatum (11), Cooper be held 3:00 p.m. Saturday, he was the president of the Fallon (6), Ellie Fallon (4); Mt. Vernon, Wash. He grew Jan. 25, 2014 at First Baptist 5th & St. Helens, Toledo, WA up in Mount Vernon where 98591. Westside Team Penning great-grandchildren, Evan Church, Chehalis. Memorials Association. Prior to that, he Doble (1) and Trinity Doble he also graduated from high may be donations to First The service for Alex will school. He was trained as an be held on Saturday, Jan. made several trips to Sturgis (unborn); nephews, Lance Baptist Church Chehalis on his Harley, several trips to Maier, Thad Lingenfelter, EMT and had received Law Building Fund, 1866 S. Market 25, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. at the Enforcement training through First Baptist Church, 1278 Hot August Nights in his 54 McKenzie Cameron and Blvd, Chehalis, WA 98532. Washington 505, Toledo, GMC Pickup that he restored Anthony Ripley; nieces; Kaci Kansas State. On March 20, Arrangements are under the and also took many trips to Burke and Haley Connor. 2000 Michael married the love WA. care of Sticklin Funeral Chapel, Following the service, Idaho with friends camping The Obergs immigrated of his life, Karen Proske, in Centralia. in the mountains in search from Sweden and have many Chehalis. a graveside burial will be held at the McVicker's Fir of elk and deer. Throughout, family members still here He was employed as a truck To view the obituary, please he always made time for his in the area including aunts, driver for 35 years for Roy Lawn Cemetery. From there, go to chronline.com/obituaries. a celebration of Alex's life grandkids. uncles, cousins, as well with stories and memories Alex was reserved in as many close and special Sticklin Funeral Chapel of our beloved friend will be nature, but when asked, he’d friends. 1437 South Gold Condolences may be offered at give you his opinion or a Centralia, WA 98531 held back at the First Baptist www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com helping hand. He took more To view the obituary, please (360) 736-1388 Church in Toledo. In lieu of lowers and gifts, than one kid out to get his irst go to chronline.com/obituaries. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Virginia Attorney Poll: Less Than One-Third Egypt’s President Says General Challenges Police State Has Ended Ban on Gay Marriage CAIRO (AP) — Egypt’s military-backed interim president said RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Say Obama Above Average today that the country’s uprisings Following a seismic political have put an end to the police state shift in Virginia, the new attor- By Jennifer Agiesta and Nancy Benac and to abuses, part of a campaign ney general has concluded that The Associated Press Most dissatisfied with Congress, Obama to rebrand the security forces the state’s ban on gay marriage amid a heavy handed crackdown is unconstitutional, and today he WASHINGTON — Nice guy, The public is largely unhappy with the way Congress and on Islamists and other critics of joined a lawsuit challenging it. so-so president. President Barack Obama are leading the nation. the government. Attorney General Mark R. Taking stock of President Adly Mansour’s comments Herring says in a brief filed in Barack Obama at the five-year Overall, do you approve of the way Congress is marking Police Day celebrations federal court in Norfolk that mark in his term, less than a handling its job? came despite continued reports of marriage is a fundamental right third of Americans consider him 14% 2 84 rampant abuses by security forces and the ban is discriminatory. to be an above-average chief ex- before and after the military’s July Virginia, widely considered ecutive. Nearly twice as many Approve Neither approve Disapprove Refused: 1 3 ouster of Islamist President Mo- a battleground state in the na- find him likable. nor disapprove hammed Morsi. Rights groups tionwide fight to grant same-sex A new Associated Press-GfK have criticized police for excessive couples the right to wed, is sid- Poll finds the president’s person- Overall, do you approve of the way Barack Obama is force in breaking up Islamist pro- ing with the plaintiffs who are al image to be on the rebound handling his job as president? tests in a crackdown that killed seeking to have the ban struck after taking a hit during the gov- 45% 53 hundreds of protesters. down, a spokesman for Attorney ernment shutdown late last year, Security forces have also car- General Mark Herring said in an with 58 percent now sizing him Approve Neither approve nor disapprove: 1 Disapprove ried out a wave of arrests, justifying email to The Associated Press. up as very or somewhat likable. it as a campaign against terrorism What kind of president do you think Obama has been so far? “After a thorough legal review That’s up 9 percentage points and implementing draconian new of the matter, Attorney General from October, just after the shut- 31% 25 42 2 laws against protests. Thousands Herring has concluded that Vir- down. of supporters of Morsi’s Muslim ginia’s current ban is in violation Yet as Obama prepares to Outstanding/ Average Below average/poor Refused Brotherhood have been jailed, of the U.S. constitution and he stand before Americans for his above average along with a number of journalists will not defend it,” spokesman annual State of the Union ad- and many of the top secular activ- Michael Kelly wrote. dress on Tuesday, people are NOTE: Poll of 1,060 adults; conducted Jan. 17-21, 2014; margin of error ±3.9 percentage points. ists who led the 2011 uprising that largely pessimistic about the toppled autocrat Hosni Mubarak. country’s direction, down on SOURCE: GfK Public Affairs & Corporate Communications AP Texas Executes Man the condition of the economy Despite Opposition and doubtful it will bounce back of the way,” says Carag. “I don’t licans took control of the House Tensions in Ukraine anytime soon. Unemployment? think it’s fair for them to say he’s after the 2010 elections. From Mexico Seventy percent think it will go been a bad president. How can On the cusp of his sixth year Spread to Second higher or stay the same. you do anything if your hands in office, Obama is far removed HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) are tied?” from those heady days before his Major City — A Mexican national was exe- Obama “wasn’t a total disap- KIEV, Ukraine (AP) — Ten- pointment,” allows Joshua Park- From Huntsville, Texas, first inauguration, when two- cuted Wednesday night in Texas sions in Ukraine spread far from er, a 37-year-old small business- 51-year-old Wes Brummett thirds of Americans predicted for killing a Houston police offi- its embattled capital today as hun- man in Smyrna, Tenn. “He didn’t thinks the economy will im- he’d be an outstanding or above- cer, despite pleas and diplomatic dreds of people in the city of Lviv put us into a Great Depression.” prove eventually — but it may be average president. pressure from the Mexican gov- stormed into the regional gov- But Parker, a self-described up to his grandchildren to do it. Now, 31 percent think he’s ernment and the U.S. State De- ernor’s office and forced him to political independent and con- Obama, this Democrat says, been outstanding or above av- partment to halt the punishment. write a letter of resignation. servative, suspects that someone seems like an all-right guy and a erage, a quarter size him up as Edgar Tamayo, 46, received Kiev, the capital, has been the who understood the economy good dad, but “he needs to show average, and 42 percent describe a lethal injection for the Janu- epicenter of two months of pro- better could have done more. more leadership.” his presidency as below average ary 1994 fatal shooting of Officer tests against President Viktor Ya- “He would probably be a guy “People are getting disheart- or poor. Guy Gaddis, 24. I would like to hang out with if ened,” says Brummett, a self- The ranks of those who be- nukovych after he turned away Asked by a warden if he had a he wasn’t president,” says Parker. employed computer systems ad- lieve he’s been outstanding or from closer ties to the 28-nation final statement, he mumbled “no” “But I like a lot of people who are ministrator. above average have edged down European Union in favor of get- and shook his head. As the lethal not qualified to be president.” Congress continues to take 6 points since just after Obama’s ting a bailout loan from Russia. dose of pentobarbital began tak- Across the country, Demo- its own outsized lumps in the re-election in November 2012, The protests have turned violent ing effect, he took a few breaths crat Sabrina Carag, a 58-year-old polls as well. Just 14 percent of reflecting slippage in how he’s this week as pro-EU demonstra- and then made one slightly au- retired accountant in Pleasanton, Americans approve of the way viewed by Democrats, particu- tors feel Yanukovych has ignored dible snore before all movement Calif., gives the president higher legislators are handling the job — larly liberals. their demands to resign, call a new stopped. He was pronounced marks on both performance and up from a low of 5 percent after And while Obama’s likability election and rescind his harsh laws dead 17 minutes after the drug personality. the government shutdown, but numbers have recovered some- against protesters. was administered, at 9:32 p.m. If things aren’t great in the still nothing to celebrate. what, doubts about his decisive- Lviv is one of the major cities in CST. country, this former Republican More than 9 in 10 Republi- ness and honesty persist. More western Ukraine, where support The execution, the first this reasons, it’s the fault of her old cans say they disapprove of the than half of Americans wouldn’t for Yanukovych is thin. The gover- year in the nation’s most active party and the Republicans in way Congress is handling its job. describe him as decisive or hon- nor, Oleh Salo, who was appointed death penalty state, was delayed Congress. It’s the first time that’s happened est. Fifty-two percent don’t find by Yanukovych, later insisted he more than three hours while the “They block him every step in AP-GfK polling since Repub- him particularly inspiring. acted under duress and was re- U.S. Supreme Court considered scinding his resignation. last-ditch appeals. Israel Says It Foiled Panel Urges End Locomotives to Start Burning Al-Qaida Plot on to Phone Data Spying U.S. Embassy WASHINGTON (AP) — A Both Natural Gas and Diesel JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel on sharply divided government task By Josh Funk Wednesday said it had foiled an force that reviewed the National The Associated Press “advanced” al-Qaida plan to carry Security Agency’s surveillance out a suicide bombing on the U.S. program for four months has OMAHA, Neb. — The diesel- Embassy in Tel Aviv and bomb urged President Barack Obama burning locomotive, the work- other targets, in what analysts said to shut down the agency’s bulk horse of American railroads was the first time the global ter- collection of phone data and since World War II, will soon ror network’s leadership has been purge its massive inventory of begin burning natural gas — a directly involved in plotting an at- millions of Americans’ calling potentially historic shift that tack inside Israel. records, The Associated Press could cut fuel costs, reduce pol- The Shin Bet intelligence has learned. lution and strengthen the advan- agency said it had arrested three The recommendation from tage railroads hold over trucks in Palestinians who allegedly plotted the Privacy and Civil Liberties long-haul shipping. bombings, shootings, kidnappings Oversight Board to abandon the Rail companies want to take and other attacks. It said the Pal- NSA’s phone surveillance was advantage of booming natural estinian men, two from Jerusalem more sweeping than Obama’s de- gas production that has cut the and one from the West Bank, were cision to curtail the program and price of the fuel by as much as Mark Fainstein / General Electric recruited by an operative based in a similar proposal from another 50 percent. So they are preparing This photo shows an experimental natural gas locomotive in Erie, Pennsylvania. the Gaza Strip who worked for al- panel of experts. That panel, the to experiment with redesigned The diesel locomotives that became freight railroads’ workhorse after World War II Qaida leader Ayman al-Zawahri. Review Group on Intelligence engines capable of burning both could be replaced in the next few years by units like this that burn a mix of natural The State Department said the and Communications Technolo- diesel and liquefied natural gas. gas and diesel. U.S. was not yet able to corrobo- gies, advised Obama in Decem- rate the Israeli claims. Natural gas “may revolution- a move that hurt railroads’ prof- motive costing roughly $2 mil- ber to restrict phone surveillance ize the industry much like the to limited court-ordered sweeps. its. And natural gas is becoming lion. transition from steam to diesel,” more widely used in transporta- Using both diesel and natural Syria: Terrorism, Not said Jessica Taylor, a spokeswom- tion. More than 100,000 buses, gas also offers some advantages Couple Welcomes an for General Electric’s locomo- trucks and other vehicles already over using natural gas alone. Talks, Is Priority Identical Triplets tive division, one of several com- run on it, although that figure The diesel can provide the spark GENEVA (AP) — Syria’s gov- panies that will test new natural represents only about 3 percent needed to ignite natural gas ernment declared that its main LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) gas equipment later this year. of the transportation sector. without redesigning locomotive priority was stopping terrorism — A Southern California woman Any changes are sure to hap- The savings could be con- engines, and the diesel helps pro- — not ensuring peace — and the has given birth to identical trip- pen slowly. A full-scale shift to siderable. The nation’s biggest vide horsepower. opposition hinted it was far from lets, instantly doubling the size natural gas would require expen- freight railroad, Union Pacific, Railroads are planning to use ready to negotiate directly with the of her family. sive new infrastructure across spent more than $3.6 billion on liquefied natural gas, which is government it wants to overthrow, April Dooley’s three sons the nation’s 140,000-mile freight- fuel in 2012, about a quarter of not as readily available as other casting sharp doubt today on were born in roughly 4-minute rail system, including scores of total expenses. forms of gas because it must be peace talks that have barely begun. intervals on Jan. 13, at a com- fueling stations. But even under the most op- cooled to minus 260 degrees. On the day that the two sides bined weight of 14 pounds, 9 The change has been made timistic scenario, there’s no way That step adds to the price, but were meeting separately with a ounces, the Orange County possible by hydraulic fracturing all of that diesel will be replaced. the amount varies based on how U.N. mediator known for untan- Register reported Tuesday. She mining techniques, which have Railroads and locomotive mak- the process is done. gling diplomatic knots, their com- named them Patrick, Owen and allowed U.S. drillers to tap into ers are looking primarily at ways “It’s so early in this that we’re ments affirmed positions hard- Liam. vast deposits of natural gas. The to retrofit existing machines to still working to understand the ened by nearly three years of civil Dooley, 42, said she burst boom has created such abun- burn a mix of diesel and natu- potential savings,” said Louis war. The goal of direct talks by Fri- into tears when she looked at her dance that prices dropped to an ral gas because that will be the Renjel, vice president of strategic day appeared distant at best. first ultrasound and learned she average of $3.73 per million Brit- quickest and easiest way to adopt infrastructure at CSX railroad. Syrian Foreign Minister Walid was carrying a trio-to-be. ish thermal units last year — less the new technology. The projected cost compari- al-Moallem, speaking after the “My husband said, ‘Is that than one-third of their 2008 peak. Locomotive makers have not sons do not include the millions tense opening day of a peace con- three?’ I go, ‘Three what?’ My Over the past couple of years, yet set the prices of their retrofit of dollars railroads would have to ference that has nearly fallen apart husband said, ‘three babies,’” she cheap gas has inspired many kits, but railroads expect they spend on a network of natural gas at every step, said his government’s said. utilities to turn away from coal, will be cheaper than a new loco- fueling stations along their tracks. priority was to “to fight terrorism.” • Main 11 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 U.S. Congresswoman Visits Chehalis, Answers Questions ISSUES: Jaime Herrera “(FEMA has) allowed zero way that preserves recreational fudge room,” she said. They are opportunity and reduces costs. Beutler Addresses going with shock and awe. We’re Over the last year, Herrera Citizen Concerns not the only area that’s not going Beutler has been criticized for to be able to handle it.” her voting record. By Lisa Broadt In the recent spending bill, In 2013 she missed 48.2 per- [email protected] Herrera Beutler successfully ar- cent of her votes, the second gued for a provision that requires worst record among House Re- U.S. Congresswoman Jaime FEMA to make a progress report publicans and the third worst re- Herrera Beutler on Wednesday to Congress within 60 days. cord among all House members. told more than 50 Lewis County Answering a citizen’s ques- Lewis County’s most con- citizens she’ll take solving local tion about forest management, servative groups, including the problems over navigating Wash- Herrera Beutler said she believes Lewis County Tea Party say they ington, D.C.’s politics any day. the U.S. Forest Service is mis- are are frustrated with her record Not that she shies away from Lisa Broadt / [email protected] managing resources, an error and likely will not vote for her in federal issues. Over the last year U.S. Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-Camas, on Wednesday addresses that has widespread impacts on the upcoming November election. she’s addressed problems rang- Lewis County citizens. timber dependent counties, in- In 2013, she ranked 224th of ing from costly FEMA flood which do not take into account holes that allowed resource- cluding Lewis County 231 House Republicans in num- maps, to Department of Defense As for the endangered spot- bers of bills sponsored. the flood protection infrastruc- draining discounts. spending inefficiencies to inef- ted owl: “When we try to protect The Congresswoman, so far, ture built in the last seven years. Congress required all policies fective care of natural resources. one species, we fail families, we faces two challengers for the 3rd As a member of the U.S. Herrera Beutler said she also to be brought up to what’s known fail forests and we even fail that Congressional District Seat: Re- House Appropriations Com- is concerned about the maps and as the full risk rate, or the rate one species,” she said. “We need publican Michael Delavar and mittee, Herrera Beutler earlier the corresponding insurance that reflects the risk assumed by to talk about the whole forest.” Democrat Bob Dingethal. this month helped pass a nine- rate increases. FEMA — as determined by the “The most important species Herrera Beutler's first child, month-long spending plan that “This is a mess,” she said. “I’ve average claims payment — and is the American taxpayer,” she Abigail Rose Beutler, was born addresses several of these South- seen different increase numbers, all administrative expenses. said. prematurely in July with Potter's west Washington priorities. from 40 percent to 400 percent. According to Herrera Beu- In the recently passed spend- Syndrome, a kidney and lung con- On Wednesday, Lewis Coun- It’s completely untenable.” tler, FEMA has chosen to ignore ing bill, Herrera Beutler addition that's typically fatal. Abigail ty Assessor Dianne Dorey told To make up for FEMA’s $18 parts of the 2012 bill that would dressed subpar care of forest has been called a "miracle baby." the Congresswoman she is con- billion debt, Congress in 2012 allow leniency in rate increases roads, and included language Abigail in November was cerned about FEMA flood maps passed a bill requiring FEMA to and the speed at which they are that would direct the Forest Ser- moved from a hospital to an out- drawn up after the 2007 flood, raise rates and close any loop- implemented. vice to maintain forest roads in a patient facility in California. Winlock Woman Accused of Stealing Thousands of Lotto Tickets CHARGED: Owners of and Tonya said Bowen worked for them for eight years. Toledo Store Horrified “It was horrifying when we After Realizing Eight- started looking back,” Tonya said. “You just trust people and Year Employee Stole you put your blinders on. She More than $178,000 in was kind of like family.” Despite Bowen’s long-term Lotto Tickets and Cash employment, Tonya Lovell said By Stephanie Schendel they only went through two years of finances to figure out [email protected] how much money had been sto- A 37-year-old Winlock wom- len. an faces felony theft charges for “It’s kind of pointless (to go allegedly stealing an estimated back further),” Tonya Lovell $178,000 worth of cash and said. “We don’t feel like she will scratch lottery tickets from the ever have much to pay us back. Toledo business where she had At this point, we just need to go worked for the past eight years. forward.” Katrina M. Bowen, a former Rick Lovell provided Toledo employee of the Flying K store police with documentation that in Toledo, allegedly admitted to showed the extensive alleged police she had a gambling prob- theft, and estimated the total lem and that she stole about 500 loss to be an $178,000 from Jan- scratch lottery tickets per day uary 2012 to September 2013. during the past several months. Bowen, who is out of custody Stephanie Schendel / [email protected] THE ALLEGED CRIME is similar and made her preliminary court Katrina M. Bowen appears in Lewis County Superior Court Wednesday. to that of Benjamin Macy, who appearance Wednesday after- was arrested in 2010 for alleg- noon in Lewis County Superior edly stealing more than $100,000 Court, was charged with one Rick Lovell, who owns the thought she had kept track of costs $5, so in total, Bowen al- from the Cedar Village IGA in count of first-degree theft, a class Flying K with his wife, Tonya, the number of scratch tickets legedly went through $2,500 Winlock. B felony that carries a maximum contacted police in October after she used. She was fired, and the worth of scratch lottery tickets Macy had worked for the Ce- penalty of 10 years in prison and they noticed a significant loss in Lovells then called the police to per shift. dar Village IGA in Winlock for a $20,000 fine. sales and that there were thou- report the theft. She also admitted to selling 31 years prior to his arrest and Bowen was allowed to remain sands of lottery scratch tickets Toledo Police Chief John beer and cigarettes but keeping was a manager at the time. out of custody on a $10,000 unse- played but not paid for, accord- Brockmueller later contacted the cash instead of putting it in The former Winlock City cured appearance bond. She will ing to court documents. When Bowen, who admitted to stealing the register, according to court Council member was arrested be represented by Don Blair and Rick Lovell called Bowen into the scratch tickets and estimated documents. in May 2010 after a Winlock Po- is expected to plead not guilty his office and asked her about she went through 500 a day for Tonya and Rick Lovell both lice Department investigation next Thursday. Her trial has not it, Bowen allegedly told him she the past six months, according attended Bowen’s preliminary during which he was allegedly yet been set. had a gambling problem and to court documents. Each ticket court appearance Wednesday, filmed taking the tickets twice. Driver in Fatal Crash Near Toledo Pleads Guilty to Vehicular Homicide COURT DOCUMENTS: years in prison. At the time of the fatal crash, Part of the problem pros- was also convicted in Winlock Jonathan K. Reno was trav- Reno had a valid driver’s license ecutors face with the case is that Municipal Court for negligent Vancouver Man’s eling southbound on Jackson despite his extensive criminal some district and municipal driving in 2012, which court re- Previous Charges Highway near Ray Road two history for driving-related crimi- courts do not keep very good records said was the same date he miles south of Toledo, around nal convictions, including that cords, Meagher said. Since Reno was licensed with a Washington Included 14 Driving 7 p.m. Nov. 10, at a high rate of of attempted vehicular assault, has a criminal history that goes State driver’s license. While License Suspended speed when his 1991 Honda Ac- driving under the influence and back to the 1990s, Meagher said, In 1993, Reno was convicted cord struck a guardrail, crossed negligent driving. he needs to prove all of the Van- for driving under the influence Convictions, Three the centerline and collided with Chief Criminal Deputy Pros- couver man’s previous convic- three times. Additionally, he was DUIs, Reckless Driving, a power pole, according to the ecutor Brad Meagher said Reno tions in order for the judge to convicted of reckless driving in Washington State Patrol. faces between eight and 20 years consider sentencing Reno to the 1997. Negligent Driving Adam W. Newstrom, 28, in prison, and the deputy pros- higher end of the range. In addition, according to and Attempted Vancouver, Wash., was riding in ecutor said he will be recom- Reno has a lengthy criminal court records, Reno was con- Vehicular Assault the passenger seat and was pro- mending the maximum sentence history prior to the accident, in- victed in March 2009 for felony nounced dead at the scene. New- during Reno’s sentencing on Feb. cluding an attempted vehicu- assault on a family member in By Stephanie Schendel strom was not wearing a seat belt. 12. lar assault conviction in Lewis Montana. [email protected] Reno was injured in the crash The sentencing hearing will County Superior Court in 2006, He was sentenced to 20 years and was airlifted to the Peace- be a contested hearing, meaning according to court documents. in prison with 10 years suspend- The 42-year-old Vancouver, Health Southwest Medical Cen- Meagher will have to prove Re- Reno also has 14 prior driv- ed. His status was then changed Wash., man who was driving ter in Vancouver. no’s previous misdemeanor and ing while license suspended con- to “adult probation and parole” drunk when he crashed his car WSP concluded that Reno gross misdemeanor convictions, victions between 1993 and 2007, on Jan. 20, 2011. into a power pole off of Jackson was allegedly driving under the such as his negligent driving three felony drug convictions be- Reno was being supervised Highway on Nov. 10, killing his influence at a high rate of speed and previous DUI convictions, tween 1991 and 2002, a second- by the Vancouver Department 28-year-old passenger, pleaded and the resulting collision was which count toward his offender degree burglary charge in 1993 of Corrections office when he guilty to vehicular homicide ear- the proximate cause of News- score and determine how high and a bail jumping charge in crashed his car on Nov. 10, ac- lier this month and faces up to 20 trom’s death. his prison sentence can be. 2000, court documents show. He cording to court records. News in Brief Chehalis Moose Lodge decline after the holiday season, Port of Chehalis Pe Ell to Charge cant lots with no structures of according to the Red Cross, but any kind, will be charged the to Host Blood Drive the need for blood remains the Commission Cancels Water, Sewer Fee same full rate of $215 for water By The Chronicle same. Thursday Meeting for Vacant Lots and sewer every two months. For The Red Cross designated properties outside city limits, the The Chehalis Moose Lodge is By The Chronicle By The Chronicle hosting a blood drive from 2 to 6 January as National Blood Do- charge will be $112.50 every two nor Month to raise awareness of p.m Wednesday, in the support The Port of Chehalis Com- Vacant lots in the town of Pe months. blood donations during the time of American Red Cross National mission has canceled today’s Ell will be charged a $215 water The city encourages anyone of year when blood supplies of- regular meeting. and sewer vacant lot fee every Blood Donor Month. with questions or comments to All eligible donors are asked ten fall to their lowest levels. Two commissioners will be two months starting in February, attend the town council’s meet- to schedule an appointment to Blood has a shelf life of 42 days absent the day of the meeting, as according to the city. donate blood by calling Doreen and must be continually replen- will the port’s attorney, meaning The town council approved ings on the first and third Tues- Whitlock at (360) 736-8123 or by ished, according to the Red Cross. no quorum would be present. the change from a non-usage days of each month. visiting redcrossblood.org. Donors can give blood every 56 A date for the meeting has not rate to a vacant lot fee last month. To contact town hall, call Blood donations traditionally days, or up to six times a year. been rescheduled. All properties, including va- (360) 291-3543. Main 12 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 LOCAL News in Brief Health Fair to Bring to 2 p.m. at White Pass Junior/ event as well. will come to the Lucky Eagle Ca- 15 studio albums and has sold Senior High School. For more information, call sino on Feb. 1 at 8 p.m. more than six million records Services, Resources to The public is welcome to at- (360) 496-1827. The country duo released worldwide. tend. Several services will be of- their first album together, “Dos Tillis, a CMA Female Vocal- East Lewis County fered, ranging from information Divas,” last spring. ist of the Year, has written songs By The Chronicle on senior health care services Country Music Duo Morgan, 53, has charted more for some of the top singers in to early childhood education re- than 25 singles on the Billboard and beyond Nashville, includ- Several health-related organi- sources, job resources and more. Coming to Lucky Eagle Hot Country Singles & Tracks ing more than a few of her own zations and agencies will partici- Door prizes will be given out, Casino Feb. 1 charts, with three number one popular hits. pate in the biannual Health and including gift baskets, office sup- hits: “Five Minutes,” “What Part She is known for her No. 1 hit Resource Fair sponsored by the plies, tickets to the Roxy Theater By The Chronicle of No” and “I Didn’t Know My song, “Mi Vida Loca.” East Lewis County Community and more. Children can enjoy The Lorrie Morgan and Pam Own Strength.” For more information, visit Consortium, Feb. 8 from 11 a.m. games and activities during the Tillis’ Grits and Glamour Tour She has recorded more than www.luckyeagle.com

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Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations

Voice of the People Bearcat Cheer Squad Headed for State Championships

Should law enforcement officers who are arrested for suspicion of DUI be able to keep their jobs?

“If a school bus driver is arrested and convicted of a DUI, they lose their job immediately. Why should people that enforce the laws not be held to the same standard?”

Robert Aydelott Randle, bus driver for White Pass School District

“Just because you wear a uniform does not make you Photographs submitted by Sabrina Kostick, Chehalis immune to the same The W.F. West High School cheer squad qualiied for the state championships with its performance at Skyline High School in Sammamish on Saturday. The champion- laws we all have to ships will be held at the University of Washington on Feb. 1. abide by. I say yes. To submit your photographs, e-mail [email protected] or send mail to Voices, The Chronicle, 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. Terminate his rear.” Mandy Hutchings Honor Roll Centralia, Home Depot employee If a picture is worth a thousand words... Washington State University Macy, Rebecca Shelley Chehalis: Corissa Beairsto, Following are Lewis-County area members of the fall Presi- Jared Bradshaw, Matthew Ous ae woth dent’s Honor Roll at Washington Bremgartner, Sarah Broom, State University. Jenna Gregory, Hailey Pettit, Jacob Ramacher, Kyle Saari, a million. To be eligible for the honor roll, undergraduate students Dana Shoaf must be enrolled in a minimum Morton: Dallas Carbaugh of nine graded hours in a single Mossyrock: Sarah Phelan term at WSU and earn a grade Onalaska: Grace Succo point average of 3.75 or earn a Rochester: Travis Kinney, 3.50 cumulative GPA based on Seth Schneider, Kacey Wyrick “If anything, the 15 cumulative hours of graded Tenino: Randi Beardslee, Years of our law should be more work. Thomas Hackett, Conrad archival and Centralia: Ashalynn Bilton- Hoffstater, Alexandra Le Noble contemporary Smith Sr., Ross Gleason, Cora Winlock: Grace Hylton harshly applied to photos are the enforcers. They available for Names in the News purchase know the law, and online. they know the Centralian Performs in Davis & Elkins Ensemble punishment that Davis & Elkins College student Scott Leach participated in the Appalachian Ensemble Fall Performance presented in Myles Center would be applied to for the Arts Harper-McNeeley Auditorium on the college campus. a mere citizen. DUI is A collective of dancers and string musicians, Appalachian En- semble’s repertoire focuses mainly on the music and dance of the suspension of (their) Appalachian region, and includes other music and dance traditions Unframed or as well. framed prints and driver’s license, Leach, a sophomore, played fiddle and performed as a member posters $10,000 fine, and of the dance team. He is the son of Randi and Ray Leach, Centralia. Appalachian Ensemble performs on campus and throughout the Mugs, T-shirts, up to a year in jail.” region. key chains, Related to the Presbyterian Church (USA), Davis & Elkins Col- magnets and more! lege is located in Elkins, W.Va. Jack Russell Thompson Visit our photo gallery today at Centralia, vermin control Letter of Thanks http://chronline.mycapture.com. Police Officers Thankful We were able to provide $1,360 worth of food to the local for Food Drive Support food bank as well as raise $545 Mycapture_2x7main081222sl To the editor: for our Shop with a Cop and our The Chehalis Police Officers’ K-9 programs. We couldn’t have Association would like to thank done it without you. everyone for their generous sup- ADVANCEDADVANCED port at our food drive in Novem- Linda Bailey ber. Chehalis Police Department “The law needs to ENErgy SyStEmS The Glass Guru™ apply to everyone. 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Because of that, she said, state under proposed legislation sociation agreed to jointly fund County's auditor, said she liked Primary and general elections in they'd have to move to having that would require ballot drop the installation. the penalty part of the bill be- even-numbered years and spe- ballots due on Election Day. "It's boxes to be placed at public insti- The bill also would require cause there have been instances cial elections to fill unexpired essentially a logistics issue here." tutions of higher learning. county auditors to establish of drop-box tampering across terms of statewide elected offi- About the cost, estimated at The House Government Op- drop box advisory committees the state. She also said creating cials and state legislators would about $2 million in a two-year erations and Elections Commit- with college representation and additional advisory committees require prepaid postage. budget cycle, Kittitas County tee approved House Bill 1290 on would require the consideration is unnecessary because those al- Rep. Steve Bergquist, D-Rent- Auditor Jerry Pettit said taxpay- a 6-4 vote Wednesday. The bill of American Indian reserva- ready in place could handle the on, said previously he sponsored next heads to the House Rules tions when determining where duties. Lawmakers also could the bill after hearing people say ers will pay one way or the other, Committee. to place other ballot drop boxes. consider a broader bill that ad- during an election season that either for a stamp or potentially Sponsored by Rep. Tina Or- "I think this is a great oppor- dresses more than just students, they didn't vote because they had through taxes. wall, D-Des Moines, the measure tunity to make sure we're engag- she said, and added auditors no stamps. "Nothing's free," he said. would require a ballot drop box ing students on campuses," Or- would be willing to help look at Katie Blinn with the Secre- Rep. Sam Hunt, D-Olympia, be placed at each public college, wall said. costs. tary of State's Office told law- said the bill is still in the explor- university, community college Under the bill, anyone tam- Another voting measure makers at the hearing that their atory stages and that he doesn't and technical college, and at cer- pering or destroying a ballot heard by the committee Wednes- main concern with the bill is that expect it to move out of commit- tain branch campuses. County drop box could face a civil penal- day, House Bill 1278, would the U.S. Postal Service is phasing tee this year. News in Brief

cheese, Quaker Chewy granola Secretary of State Kim and died by suicide in 1994 in Toledo School District bars, Stretch Island Fruit Co. Wyman certified the results for Seattle. Republicans Disagree Calls Special Meeting for fruit leather strips, Tree Top fruit Initiative 594 on Wednesday. Aberdeen is on the Washing- With ‘Success’ of chews, Del Monte fruit cups, An- That measure would require ton coast about 80 miles south- High School Remodel nie’s homegrown crackers and universal background checks on west of Seattle. Discover Pass Financing cookies, Austin’s cracker (peanut all firearm sales in Washington. By The Olympian butter/cheese), Capri Sun juice Nearly 347,000 signatures were By The Chronicle and canned soup. submitted for the initiative, far Health Department Washington’s pay-to-play sys- The Toledo School District Any other non-perishable, more than the minimum re- Says Flu Peaking in tem for its state recreation lands has called for a special meeting nutritious items that a child quirement of 246,372. is working, officials say. of its Board of Directors to take would enjoy are also accepted. Now signatures of Initiative Washington “I think you’ll be happy to hear place Tuesday at 7 p.m. The program is also accepting 591 will be checked. That mea- OLYMPIA (AP) — The state me say unequivocally, the Discov- Members of the board will backpacks in new or great condi- sure would prevent Washington Health Department says the flu er Pass is a success,” state parks discuss financing they hope to tion. Items can be donated at the state from adopting background- is peaking in Washington. commissioner Mark Brown testi- request for a remodel project at collection box at the sheriff’s of- check laws stricter than the na- The department says the fied to state lawmakers. Toledo High School. fice, the Pizza Grill in Onalaska tional standard, which requires death toll is likely much high- But Republican budget writers The meeting will take place or at the Onalaska School Dis- the checks for sales by licensed er than the 19 lab-confirmed don’t see a future in charging visitors the $30-a-year parking fee. at the library at Toledo Middle trict Office. Cash donations are dealers but not for purchases deaths this season. “It’s had varying degrees of School, 155 N. Fifth St. also accepted. from private sellers. It would also Vaccinations are still recom- success, but significant voter re- Members of the public are in- prohibit confiscation of firearms mended even though it takes two sponse that this is really a hassle,” vited to attend. without due process. Supporters weeks after the flu shot for pro- Flash Fastpitch Senate Ways and Means Com- have turned in about 345,000 tection. Team Hosting signatures. mittee Chairman Andy Hill said Lewis County Sheriff’s A Senate committee will Wednesday, “especially when ‘Sweetheart Party’ hold a public hearing on both Spokane OKs First you have 27 different types of li- Office Teams Up to Help censes and passes and Sno-Park By The Chronicle measures next Wednesday. If Charter School in Onalaska Students lawmakers take no action, both permits, and hunting licenses, The Flash Fastpitch 12U team fishing licenses.” By The Chronicle is hosting a Sweetheart Party proposals would proceed to the Washington November ballot. Lawmakers Hill, R-Redmond, and oth- The Lewis County Sheriff’s 7-11 p.m. Friday, Feb. 14, at the SPOKANE (AP) — The first ers in the Senate majority have Office Association has teamed Chehalis Eagles, 1993 S. Market can also offer up another option charter school in Washington to run alongside the initiative. thrown their support behind a up to help support the “Backpack Blvd. will open in Spokane next year. proposal to all but abolish the Snack Program” for the Onalas- The family event will include The Spokesman-Review Discover Pass — making it vol- ka School District. music, raffles, prizes and treats. Aberdeen to Proclaim reported the Spokane Public untary — and find alternative The program provides stu- Single tickets are $10, couple Schools board approved the ways to pay for parks. dents from kindergarten through tickets are $15 and family tick- Feb. 20 Kurt Cobain Day application Wednesday for There’s one catch, Hill said: eighth grade with food to eat ets are $20. Tickets are available ABERDEEN (AP) — Twenty Pride Prep. The replacement for the pass, over the weekend when school at Headgames Family Salon and years after his death, Kurt Co- Pride Prep is led by former which has been bringing in food is not available to them. the South Market Square Laun- bain is getting more recognition Spokane middle school principal more than 30 percent of state Each qualifying child will dry, both in Chehalis, or from in his home town. Brenda McDonald, who said it parks funding, needs to be found receive a backpack filled with any Flash team member. Call Aberdeen Mayor Bill Simp- will take middle and high-school “within existing resources.” That snacks and food on Friday to Carly at (360) 880-4057 or April son says Cobain’s birthday on students who are in danger of is, without raising new revenue. take home, according to a press at (360) 269-0633 for more infor- Feb. 20 will be proclaimed Kurt failing and prepare them for col- The Senate proposal as it ex- release from the Lewis County mation. Cobain Day in the city. lege. ists now, however, relies on ex- Sheriff’s Office. On Monday, the KXRO reported the procla- It plans to open in the fall tending an expiring fee. It makes students return it to the school One Gun Initiative mation reads, “Aberdeen resident 2015 with sixth- and seventh- permanent a $10 fee on the re- so it can be filled up again the may justifiably take pride in the graders and add another grade cording of real-estate documents. following Friday. Certified; Review of role our community played in level every year. The location is That money now pays for hous- The following is a list of items the life of Kurt Cobain and the yet to be determined. ing for the homeless, but under the program hopes to use to fill Other Begins international recognition our State voters in 2012 approved this plan would go to recreation the backpacks (the items don’t OLYMPIA (AP) — The sec- community has gained from its a charter school measure that al- agencies. have to be name brand): chicken retary of state's office has offi- connections with Kurt Cobain lows up to 40 independent public The proposal could be a tall or beef Top Ramen, Quaker in- cially certified one gun-related and his artistic achievements.” schools to open over five years. order in the Democratic House. stant oatmeal, Carnation instant initiative to the Legislature and Cobain was born in 1967, Spokane Public Schools is the House Speaker Frank Chopp has breakfast drink mix, Nutrigrain is starting review of signatures gained fame as the lead singer for first to decide on a charter school been a champion of housing pro- breakfast bars, instant mac and on another. the grunge rock group Nirvana since voters approved the law. grams.

awarded as grants via a competi- The 20th District legisla- In one year, the Chehalis damage from catastrophic flood- Billion tive bidding process to qualify- tor on Wednesday said he be- Work Group, a flood-policy ing,” they wrote. “With that, we ing jurisdictions such as counties, lieves that flooding has affected group appointed by the governor, support inclusion, in (the) next Continued from front page cities and federally recognized enough Washingtonians to cre- must announce whether or not tribes. ate widespread support for flood it will recommend moving for- transportation package of $100 Proceeds from the bond According to DeBolt’s leg- reduction funding. ward with a dam on the Upper million as identified by WSDOT sales will be deposited in a flood islation, $710 million will go to “We found out a lot of coun- Chehalis River Basin. for I-5 protection.” hazard reduction account and a flood reduction projects and ties have flood issues, a lot strug- To prepare for that decision, On June 29, the Legislature storm water financial assistance $505 million to storm water re- gle with the financial problems,” the flood leaders are examining account. duction projects. DeBolt said. “We sat down with water retention from all sides, passed and delivered to the gov- Bonds will be paid off using Applicants must provide a 20 all the stakeholders in Olympia and as work gears up, so do the ernor for signature a state Capi- revenues from the state general percent match from non-state and said, what can we do to fix financial requests. tal Budget that included $28.2 fund. sources, but may receive credit this? Our list of projects came to In November, the Flood Au- million for catastrophic flood Money must be appropriated for legitimate matching funds about one billion dollars.” thority and the Confederated relief in the Chehalis Basin. before it can be spent, but will that were contributed less than “We’re trying to get this put Tribes of the Chehalis Reserva- not expire, should the work take 10 years prior to the date of their together now, but it’s a short ses- tion requested $100 million for In 2012, legislators provided $5 longer than anticipated, accord- grant solicitation and that are sion,” he went on. “It probably Interstate 5 flood protection. million in Jobs Now Act money. ing to the legislation. related to the needs identified in will take longer to procure, but In a letter to the governor, Gov. Jay Inslee already has in- The $300 million allocated the project application. if it does happen this year, that’s Flood Authority Chair Vick- cluded in his 2014 supplemental to the Chehalis River Basin can The Office of Financial Man- fantastic.” ie Raines and Chehalis Tribe budget $5 million for Chehalis be used for a variety of projects, agement, in consultation with The bills have been referred Chairman David Burnett asked including, but not limited to, an the Department of Ecology, will to the House Capital Budget that the Legislature include the Basin flood mitigation projects. upstream water retention facility. review and rank the applications. Committee. money in its upcoming 2014 The money, if approved by the Both the Flood Authority and DeBolt’s request is presented A secondary sponsor of the state transportation budget. Legislature, will replace funds the Chehalis Tribe must review as two separate bills: one for bills, Rep. Hans Dunshee, D- “We strongly support a strat- that in August were removed and approve all projects before $1.01 billion for flood hazard Snohomish, chairs the Capital egy that will include I-5 pro- from projects in Cosmopolis and the Office of Financial Manage- reduction projects only; and one Budget Committee. tection and protection of state ment disburses the funds. for $1.515 billion for both flood DeBolt is the ranking minor- Route 6 and U.S. Highway 12 as Grays Harbor County and trans- The remaining money will be and storm water projects. ity member. parts of a basin wide solution to ferred to a project in Montesano.

to driving under the influence. A Fulton was initially stopped the Lewis County Jail, Fulton other criminal circumstances. Resigns pretrial hearing is scheduled at for speeding and then arrested for blew a .174 and .172, which are Fulton is the second Lewis 1:30 p.m. Jan. 30 in Lewis County DUI. both more than twice the legal County Sheriff’s Office deputy to Continued from front page District Court. “(He) reminded me that ‘we limit of .08. be arrested for allegedly driving According to the Washing- work together’ and that he knew The WSP did not book Fulton under the influence of alcohol in prior to an incident occurring.” ton State Patrol investigation re- me. It appeared to me that he was into the Lewis County Jail, ac- Fulton was allegedly driving the past four months. port, when the state trooper ap- trying to persuade me to treat cording to the sheriff’s office. Ful- Deputy Jeff S. Humphrey was 73 miles per hour in a 60 miles proached Fulton, he immediately him in a favorable/preferential ton’s car was impounded and he arrested for driving under the in- per hour zone with a blood-alco- asked if the trooper knew him. manner,” trooper Melody Kren- was transported in the patrol car. hol content more than twice the Fulton, who was hired by the elka wrote. Will Finn, the WSP public fluence in September. legal limit. sheriff’s office in April 2008, was Fulton told the trooper he information officer, said the Humphrey receive a two- He also apparently sought off duty and driving his privately had only two drinks and that he WSP only booked 38 percent week, unpaid suspension from special treatment from the owned pickup truck southbound drank the two beers at a casino. of DUI offenders last year and the sheriff’s office. His sentence trooper who eventually arrested on Interstate 5 near the Mellen Fulton then provided a breath officer’s use discretion, only was deferred last month, accord- him, according to a report. Street exit in Centralia at the time sample that registered a .187 booking offenders for felonies ing to the Lewis County Prosecu- Fulton has pleaded not guilty of his arrest, the sheriff’s office said. blood-alcohol content. Later, at such as vehicular homicide or tor’s Office. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 • Sports 1

Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl 2B Girls: Onalaska Rolls Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 4 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Mossyrock Men’s College Basketball Red Devils Deal a Loss to Trailblazers TURNED OVER: Lower Columbia Holds Off Centralia, 72-63, in Game With 49 TOs By Jordan Nailon [email protected] If you asked either coach which team deserved to win on Wednesday night at Centralia College's Michael Smith Gym- nasium, they would both un- doubtedly demur. The contest was marred by 49 total turnovers (22 by the host Trailblazers, 27 by Lower Columbia), poor shooting, and inconsistent play. However, the Red Devils were able to escape Centralia with a 72-63 NWAACC West Division win, despite their best effort to let the Trailblazers steal a victory. For the first 17 minutes of the first half, neither team seemed ready to seize the game as poor shooting was offset by defensive lapses, turnovers were thrown away with hurried passes, and open looks were eschewed in favor of a wild forays to the hoop. With three minutes left in the half, Lower Columbia had managed to scratch out a 6-point lead. Four minutes prior to that, the Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Trailblazers had held a 3-point Centralia College’s Patrick lead after a pair of Condale Scott Broussard tries to block a corner 3-pointers. shot from Lower Columbia’s Eventually, though, the Red Christian Parrot Wednesday Devils were able to carve out a night at the Michael Smith small lead toward the end of the Gymnasium in Centralia. please see BLAZERS, page S8

Tuesday’s 2A Boys Basketball 2B Boys Basketball Bearcats Come Up Big Late in Win Over River Ridge Pirates Surge By The Chronicle The opponent was aggressive, but the Bearcats made some Past Winlock gutsy plays down the stretch to By The Chronicle remain second in the Evergreen ADNA — Three Pirates 2A Conference boys basketball scored in double-figures and standings with a 60-53 victory Adna used a middle-quarter over River Ridge Tuesday night surge to put away Winlock, 61- in Chehalis. 52, here Wednesday night in W.F. West trailed by 3 points Central 2B League boys bas- heading into the fourth quarter ketball action. before outscoring the Hawks Winlock led 16-12 behind 17-7 over the final eight minutes. 9 first-quarter points from Ca- "It was a tight game the en- leb Rose, but Adna outscored tire way," W.F. West coach Ryan the Cardinals 21-11 in the sec- Robertson said. "We made some ond quarter on 9 of 14 shoot- really big effort plays. We were ing, then pushed its lead to 47- focused all night and kept our 34 after three frames. composure." "We executed pretty well The Bearcats trailed by 1 with offensively over the middle 4:50 left in the game, when Na- two quarters," Adna coach than Sherfey saved a ball heading Casey Dotson said. "We did out of bounds by flipping it to give up some easy baskets in Nolan Hawkins, who turned and the fourth quarter, but overall, fired a pass to an open Tanner we had good scoring balance." Gueller. Gueller scored, giving Jordan Richardson led W.F. West the lead. Adna with 19 points. Jerett "That's what sparked us," Latimer added 16 on 7 of 11 Robertson said. "It was a great shooting. play." "He had a good night Hawkins would finish with a running the point. He really career-high 11 points and, with brought it on the offensive 2:37 to go, hit a 3-pointer in tran- end," Dotson said. sition that put the Bearcats up by Garrett Trotter added 12 6. points for Adna. Dalton New- "Nolan came in and just re- man, Dotson added, played ally sparked us," Robertson said. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] W.F. West’s Bryan Moon takes a shot under the basket in the thick of the defense during Evergreen 2A Conference boys please see C2BL, page S5 please see BEARCATS, page S5 basketball action against River Ridge Tuesday night in Chehalis.

Floater The Final Word Rochester’s Joni Lancaster WR Harvin Back to Practice for Seattle puts up a shot TV’s Best Bet RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Seattle Se- was not cleared last week and was unable during SWW 1A College Basketball League Ever- ahawks wide receiver Percy Harvin has to play in the NFC championship game green Division cleared league-mandated concussion pro- against San Francisco. San Diego at Gonzaga girls basketball tocol and has returned to practice as a full Harvin’s had an injury filled season, 7 p.m. action against participant. playing in just two of 18 games. He had ESPNU Forks Tuesday Harvin was on the field for Seattle’s hip surgery in early August and made night in Roch- practice on Wednesday, his first since suf- his debut in Week 11 against Minnesota. ester. fering a concussion in the second quar- Harvin suffered complications after that —See Story S4 ter of the NFC divisional playoff game one game and was unable to make it back Brandon Hansen / [email protected] against New Orleans on Jan. 11. Harvin until the postseason.

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Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding Hunting & Fishing Report Lessons on Life & the Outdoors in Orzy’s Memory henever a dear friend Like any real outdoorsman, mer of life. He was art in turbu- of mine was faced Orzy did not believe in the lent motion, and he has finally Wwith adversity, or “Do not let the trout bite you!’’ easy way. He taught his pupils found his grace. As Orzy wrote 'mass confusion' as he called it, to work to exhaustion and to to me this past Christmas, “Do he would reach into his mental never allow the shadowy figure not let the trout bite you!” tackle box and quote Norman Dave Orzel, of complacency to settle around Maclean's bestselling book on Outdoorsman you like so much ash from an FISHIN’ fly fishing. erupting Mount St. Helens, “Eventually, all things merge where the headwaters of the Ka- The rains from a week and a into one, and lama accumulate. Though Orzy half ago have failed to material- a river runs ninth inning. Orzy watched on, tending to the has finished his earthly master- ize into the fishing madness that through it.” As a coach, Orzy never pam- evening supper on the barbecue. piece, his work will live on in area anglers had hoped for. The For Dave pered his team, like so many of Orzy lived on the Kalama the hearts of all that knew him once muddied waters have set- Orzel, the head today’s privileged travel squads. River, where he helped his par- as we strive to breathe deep ev- tled down now, and with a full waters came to- For fund-raisers we pulled ents run their bait shop. He liked ery foggy gulp of air, soak up ev- week of nothing but fog in the gether on Jan. weeds at the Port of Kalama and to speak of the inherent beauty ery gleaming ray of sun, splash forecast those river levels will 19, and he left performed landscaping work for of the Kalama, as 'a free flow- in mud puddles with abandon, soon begin to drop once again. us all for the elderly and disabled folks in the ing entity of God.' His father, and 'Love everyone around you, Anglers in the lower Cheha- great fly fishing By Jordan Nailon community. During practice, Wayne, is a world-class fly-tying ‘cause that’s all you’ve got.' lis River, as well as rivers like the hole in the sky. jnailon@ he would make us run to the knots-man, and his older broth- Norman Maclean wraps it up Wynoochee, Humptulips, and Orzel was chronline.com world’s tallest totem pole made er, Rob, was a fishing guide on with precision in another pas- Satsop, continue to have moder- more than a from one tree, and recite to him the Kalama River for many years sage of 'A River Runs Through ate success with steelhead and friend to me. He was my men- stories from it upon our return. before meeting the great Fisher- It,' when he writes: late run salmon, but the bite is tor, a confidant and a coach. He On road trips, where the oppos- man in the Sky last year. Their "My father was very sure not nearly up to historically- was not perfect. He was real, like ing teams hopped from hotel home on the bank of the river about certain matters pertaining frenzied levels yet. the Velveteen Rabbit. I started to hotel, we camped out at lo- and general love of life made it to the universe. To him all good Reports are even more slug- playing baseball for Orzy when cal rivers and lakes, sometimes so the Orzels were all predomi- things — trout as well as eternal gish from the Cowlitz River I was 17 years old and in the 12 even pitching our tents on the nantly catch-and-release an- salvation — come by grace and over the past week. In fact, the years that have passed, I learned baseball field so we could be up glers, though they would never grace comes by art and art does WDFW relayed "No report of as much from him about life as and at ‘em with the sunrise. For begrudge a true sportsman their not come easy." angling success,” during the last I did about keeping hitters off entertainment, we would swim catch of the day. Theirs was sim- Nothing came easy for five days. balance with a backdoor sinker and fish and generally play all ply a personal choice. They were Coach Orzel, but he never shied or protecting a 2-run lead in the day like Tom and Huck while stewards of nature. away from the relentless ham- please see FISHING, page S3 Island Wayside Planned for Willamette Boaters By Bennett Hall Corvallis Gazette-Times MONROE, Ore. — Nor- wood Island is an in-between sort of place. It sits at the confluence of the Long Tom and Willamette rivers about midway between Har- risburg and Peoria, a few miles northeast of Monroe. The bridge that once provided road access washed out a few years back, leaving it cut off from the mainland and floating untethered in the channel that separates Linn and Benton counties. After being farmed for many years, Norwood's 90 acres were enrolled in a federal conser- Amanda Cowan / Corvallis Gazette-Times vation program. Crops were phased out and native trees In this Jan. 9 photo, Kate Ross, outreach and education coordinator for Willamette Riverkeeper, photographs a clearing with a view of the river near Monroe, Ore. that planted. Today the island is could be a place for a future campsite when Norwood Island is purchased. covered in a riotous mix of native plants and invasive species, Uncharted Territory for paddlers, anglers and other county parks. Back to the Wild with willows and pines jostling river users, possibly two along Norwood Island would add The land purchase will be a A fundraising campaign has for space with blackberry and the Willamette mainstem and to a small cluster of established first for Riverkeeper, a conser- brought in about $60,000 in do- scotch broom, teasel and canary two on the backchannel. riverside campsites in the area. grass. vation group that has generally nations to date, said Kate Ross, "It really depends on where It's a little ways downstream of Now Norwood Island is in focused on safeguarding wa- Riverkeeper's outreach coordi- the bank is gradual enough, Harkens Lake Landing and Irish the middle of yet another sort of ter quality, restoring degraded nator. Now the organization is where it makes sense to pull a Bend Park, and just above Sam transition. reaches of the river and promot- launching a final push to gather boat up the bank," Williams Daws Landing and Buckskin Owner Randy Crowson, a ing recreational use of the Wil- the remaining $15,000 needed to said. "We'll keep it rustic, maybe Mary Landing. onetime farmer who now heads lamette. complete the purchase. a fire ring or two." "We're excited — we hope the Monroe School District, But the opportunity to ac- "We're 74 percent of the way (Riverkeeper) can pull it off," has agreed to sell the property quire the island was just too there, which is huge," Ross said. said Dennis Wiley, the Willa- to Willamette Riverkeeper for good to pass up. New Stop for Water Trail "But it doesn't mean a thing if mette district manager for the $75,000. The Portland-based "It's not the kind of thing we After the property changes we can't close the gap." state parks department. nonprofit plans to clear out the normally do," admitted Travis hands, Norwood Island will be Donations can be made on- "It means more opportuni- remaining invasives, do more Williams, the organization's ex- added to the Willamette River line at the Willamette Water ties for people to be able to use native plantings and open the ecutive director. Water Trail, a recreational pad- Trail website, willamettewater- the river and be able to get off island for public use as a float-in "But it fits in with our water dling route that was created in trail.org. campground on the Willamette trail work, it's in a part of the 2004 and officially recognized and know they're not on private But even now, before the land Water Trail. river we like, and there's the con- by the U.S. Interior Department property." transaction is complete or any "It's a pretty unique piece of servation piece." in 2012. Like other stops along the major restoration work has be- property when you get to look- Once the land transaction The trail highlights pub- Willamette Water Trail, Nor- gun, Norwood Island is well on ing at it," Crowson said, with a is complete, Williams said, he'll licly accessible lands along the wood would get some signs to its way back to the wild. prime location on the river and start working on a formal man- Willamette's 187-mile course, distinguish it from land that's The narrow, crescent-shaped good fish and wildlife habitat. agement plan for the property. where boaters can get on and off-limits to the public. land mass hugs the west bank "I always thought that piece After an environmental assess- off the water, stop for lunch or Details about the campsites of the Willamette on the inside of property belonged in some- ment is done, Riverkeeper will even spend the night, often at and takeout points would be edge of a sweeping bend in the thing other than agriculture," he probably use a mix of profes- no cost. The mix includes about added to the water trail's web- river. Willows fringe the shore- added. sional contractors and volunteer 90 parcels operated by Oregon site, which paddlers use to plan line, which juts about 10 feet "I just always thought it was work parties to restore native Parks & Rec, some islands and their trips, along with informa- above the water this time of year. the right thing to do to get it to plants on the island. other properties belonging to tion about changing river condi- The low-lying interior is somebody that would be in a po- The plans also involve carv- the Department of State Lands, tions, navigation hazards and so sition to take care of it." ing out a few simple campsites and an assortment of city and on. please see WILLAMETTE, page S3 See all the new FAMILY FUN 300 S. 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reimbursement is provided by College Basketball Fishing WDFW to attend meetings. For more information, contact Cun- Continued from Sports 1 ningham at (360) 902-2325. During that time, though, Tacoma Power has reportedly HUNTIN’ recovered 273 coho salmon, 34 Jan. 26 will mark the end jacks, and 79 winter-run steel- of hunting season in our neck head. In that same span, Ta- of the woods, as water fowl are coma Power released 121 coho taken out of the crosshairs. Last adults, 20 coho jacks and six week’s rain, coupled with a slight winter steelhead at Gus Back- precipitation on Tuesday night, strom Park in Morton, where has the conditions just about they entered the Tilton River. right for a strong avian showing Tacoma Power also released these last few days, but the over- 126 coho adults, 13 coho jacks, bearing fog may put a damper on and one winter-run steelhead the overall success of the hunt. at Lake Scanewa, above the The short brant hunting season closed on Jan. 19, and there Cowlitz Falls Dam. has not been any official state- The catch does not improve ment on the success of that hunt. much even if you follow the Hunters may be best served Columbia River far to the east, spending their time cleaning as the WDFW reported little to their weapons, starching their no effort at Bonneville and The camouflage, and packing away Dalles pools. However, accord- the camp supplies until next sea- ing to the WDFW, boat anglers son, as local hunting prospects are catching some steelhead at seem to have flown the coop. the John Day Pool. Sturgeon fishing is not CLAM DIGGIN’ & CRABBIN’ much of an option, either, as the Bonneville Pool is now closed to There will be no confirmed sturgeon retention. The WDFW clam digging opportunities in also reported that The Dalles Washington until the WDFW has finished marine toxin level Pool has been slow for legal-size tests on area beaches. fish, although both boat and Tentative opening dates and bank anglers have hooked some evening low tides for the late legal sized fish at the John Day January and early February dig Pool. are: With area rivers suffering • Jan. 28, Tuesday, 4:36 p.m.; from a momentary lapse of rea- -0.7 feet; Twin Harbors son for the season, trout fishing • Jan. 29, Wednesday, 5:25 on local lakes may be your best p.m.; -1.2 feet; Twin Harbors, Dean Hare / The Associated Press shot for success. Offut Lake, Long Beach Washington State forward D.J. Shelton (23) hits a 3-point shot over Oregon State guard Hallice Cooke (3) during the second Lake Carlisle, South County • Jan. 30, Thursday, 6:11 p.m.; half Wednesday at Beasley Coliseum in Pullman. Pond, Fort Borst Park and others -1.4 feet; Twin Harbors, Long all remain viable angling options Beach, Mocrocks for these fogged in days. • Jan. 31, Friday, 6:55 p.m.; Nelson Helps Oregon State Drop WSU In coordination with the -1.4 feet; Twin Harbors, Long Washington Tourism Alliance Beach, Mocrocks PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) — ton to cut the led to six, 56-50, percent for the half (13-22) but the WDFW has created a new • Feb. 1, Saturday, 7:38 p.m.; Roberto Nelson scored 26 points but that would be as close as the was plagued by turnovers and website in order to help novice -1.0 feet; Twin Harbors, Long and hit 11 free throws to help Or- Cougars would get. only hit one free throw. anglers find the right fishing Beach, Mocrocks, Copalis egon State beat Washington State Oregon State took the ball to The Cougars started the hole and families to find the • Feb. 2, Sunday, 8:20 p.m.; 66-55 on Wednesday. the rim and closed the game by game with six turnovers in the right vacation destination. The -0.5 feet; Twin Harbors, Long Angus Brandt chipped in 14 hitting 7 of 8 free throws. For the opening eight minutes of play. site, called 'Great Washington Beach, Mocrocks points on 6 of 9 shooting from game, the Beavers were 19 of 27 They started the second half in Besides Jan. 28, these pro- Getaways,' is full of insight, tips, the field as Oregon State (11-7, from the line while WSU was 1-4. similar fashion, with turnovers posed digs will all be under and directions to fishing locales 3-3 Pac-12) got its first confer- Oregon State built a 10-point on their first two possessions. the cover of darkness due to around the state. (http://wdfw. ence road win. lead twice in the first half, lead- Nelson moved into sixth their late evening tides. Diggers D.J. Shelton scored a career- ing 21-11 at the 9:26 mark. The place on Oregon State's career wa.gov/fishing/vacation/) should be sure to dress warm "Washington doesn't just high 24 points, going 4 for 4 from Beavers shot 69 percent from the scoring list with 1,473 points. and bring a traditional-style lan- behind, the arc for Washington field (9 of 13) during the stretch. Devon Collier scored 10 points have some of the best fishing in tern rather than a high-powered the country, it also has some of State (8-11, 1-6 Pac-12). The Beavers led 27-17 late in the and moved into 11th place with headlamp or flashlight, as the The Beavers led by 11 with half but Washington State hit the 1,326. the most diverse, family-friendly indirect light makes spotting 6:15 remaining in the game. Ike final two shots to come to within The Beavers won in Pullman vacation spots," said Chris Don- clam donuts much easier. Iroegbu hit a 3-pointer followed 33-27. in consecutive years for the first ley, manager of the department's In the meantime, coastal by back-to-back 3's from Shel- Washington State shot 59 time in 14 years. inland fish program, in a press crabbing remains open, and release. Willapa Bay is a favorite destina- "We aren't trying to give away tion for members of the crusta- Tuesday’s 2A Girls Basketball anyone's favorite fishing hole," cean cracking community. The said Donley. "There are plenty crustiest hardshell adventurers of fish throughout the state, and are rumored to drop their pots River Ridge Puts a Scare into Bearcats plenty of great places to catch at Willapa in the morning before By The Chronicle Katie Hankins and Julie Spencer, held River Ridge to 26 percent. them." heading to Twin Harbors for an we'd be in trouble." Weeks added that guard Raegan evening of clam digging, before LACEY — W.F. West didn't The WDFW is also seeking come out with its 'A' game, but Spencer scored 14 points and Nelson did a good job of han- fishing gear manufacturers and returning to their crab-packed Hankins had 10 as the Bearcats dling the Hawks' defensive pres- pots on the way back home. was still able to escape with a 45- retailers who would be willing to grabbed a seemingly-command- sure. After that, all you would 42 Evergreen 2A Conference vic- serve on an advisory board. As ing 21-9 halftime lead over the The Bearcats were coming off need for a party is a little salt, tory here Tuesday night. many as 15 individuals will be pepper, oil and vinegar, eh? Second-ranked W.F. West No. 4-ranked Hawks. River of three games — and hosting a selected to comprise the 2014-15 improved its league record to 7-0 Ridge went on a 17-10 run in the youth camp — last week. Retailers and Manufactures Ad- third quarter, though, and it was "We did have some bright SNOW REPORT behind a monster performance visory Group. by Nike McClure, who scored a dogfight from there. spots and we will learn from this," Applicants should possess The powderheads amongst 16 points, collected 17 rebounds "We rebounded the ball well Weeks said. "You're going to have a working knowledge of “non- us are suffering from withdraw- and dished out four blocks. in the game," Weeks, whose team games where you don't have the anadromous species, such as als, as every weather report from "We just didn't have our nor- won the glass battle 42-21, said. energy in the playoffs, so that's trout, walleye, bass, and pan- Blaine to Government Camp is mal energy defensively in the "But we had too many turnovers why we schedule three games in fish,” said Donley in a press re- a solid block of fog for the next second half," W.F. West coach on layup possibilities and didn't a week so we can get used to it." lease. seven days. Even worse, there Henri Weeks said. "Normally shoot well." W.F. West (13-2 overall, 7-0 “We’re looking for leaders in has not been any new snow in we have really balanced scoring The Bearcats finished shoot- league) hosts EvCo foe Tumwa- the industries with first-hand the Cascade Range in the last but tonight if it weren't for Nike, ing 29 percent from the field but ter on Thursday. knowledge of recreational fish- week. As a result, the base of ing opportunities for resident most mountains are covered in fish in Washington,” Donley a foggy shroud, while the sum- Tuesday’s Prep Wrestling said in his report. “The goal is mits are refracting sunbeams off of iced over old snow. Powder is to refine our management of in- not a word that can be found in land fisheries to not only attract any local snow reports. Instead, Tiger Girls Win First-Ever Home Dual new people to the sport but also words like corduroy, machine By The Chronicle Lakes’ Jessyka Windley in 1:40 Randall winning via pin in to help ensure we continue to groomed, loose granular, and provide sustainable opportuni- The girls of Centralia’s in the 130 match, and, at 155, 1:55. corn snow dominate the vernac- Charliann McCall got a fall in ties.” ular. wrestling team hosted their “Our girls wrestled well 1:12 for the victory. Applications must be sub- Mt. Baker has had no new first-ever home dual meet today,” Centralia coach Scott Each of the 14 weight class mitted in writing with the fol- snow in the last 48 hours and on Tuesday and came out on Phillips said. “All of our girls matches ended in either a pin lowing information: temperatures are a balmy 50 de- top with a 34-28 victory over work very hard in practice or a forfeit. With no wrestlers • Applicant's name, address, grees. Lakes. from Centralia or Lakes en- and deserve the same dual telephone number and email ad- Crystal Mountain has had no Three of the Tiger girls tered at 137, Winlock’s Han- meet experience as our boys. It dress. new snow in the last 72 hours, al- won via pin. Maritza Bravo put away Lakes’ Karis Kim in nah Randall and Napavine’s would be nice for this to catch • Relevant experience and though the average temperature on and be able to do several of has hovered close to 28 degrees. 1:10 in the 124-pound weight Jasmin McFadden competed reasons for wanting to serve as a class. Hailey Huerta pinned in an exhibition match, with these all girls duals every year.” member of the advisory group. Snoqualmie Summit now has • Applicant’s effectiveness in 40 tails open, 13 of which are marketing to anglers and poten- groomed. Temperatures are near tial anglers. freezing, although they have not Beavers gnaw on the willows river to provide a sense of isola- • Name and contact informa- had any new snow in the last 72 Willamette at the water's edge, and deer and tion, where the loudest noise you hours. tion for any individual or orga- coyotes are frequent visitors. hear is likely to be the wind in White Pass is experiencing Continued from Sports 1 nization submitting an applica- Bald eagles patrol the skies dur- the trees or raindrops pattering tion. above-normal temperatures of ing the winter, giving way to mi- 43-45 degrees with no new snow semi-open and grassy, with on the water. The deadline for applica- gratory songbirds in spring and to speak of. thorny clumps of teasel and "Just listen," Williams said, tions is Feb. 14 and they may be Mt. Hood is experiencing blackberry scattered around. summer. savoring the silence during a submitted via mail: Washington "It's a cool property," Wil- temperatures around 28 degrees, Along the eastern edge is a grove tour of the island. Department of Fish and Wild- liams said. "It's interesting eco- but like its brethren to the north, of sturdy young pines, planted "Even on the upper Wil- life, 600 Capitol Way N., Olym- logically given where it is on the has not had any new snow to several years ago by Crowson as lamette, finding a place where pia, WA, 98501; or email Kelly. speak of. A slight precipitation part of a restoration project. river, at the confluence of the you don't hear any cars, it can [email protected]. on Tuesday night reportedly Trout, salmon and steelhead Long Tom." According to the WDFW dusted the mountain with “loose congregate at the island's north- And even though Norwood be kind of tough. Spots like this, press release, members serve as granular” and “corn snow,” but ern end. Banks of Western pearl Island is surrounded by working you might hear an occasional volunteers and do not receive di- conditions are still sub-par for shell mussels cling to the river- farms, there's enough of a buf- vehicle ... but they're pretty few rect compensation, but mileage the time of year. bed. fer zone along this reach of the and far between." Sports 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 SPORTS

Tuesday’s 1A Boys Basketball Tuesday’s 2B Girls Basketball Rochester Holds Off Forks in 2OT By The Chronicle tournament, the Warriors and points and Tanner Nelson scored Loggers Blow ROCHESTER — The War- Spartans certainly played like 13 points and 15 rebounds. He riors made the playoff picture a there was a lot on the line. Roch- also liked the Warriors getting to little more clear with an 88-79 ester had a 35-30 lead at halftime, the line often — hitting 26 of 46 SWW 1A League Evergreen Di- but Forks went on a 20-14 run in Past Mossyrock free throws in the game. vision victory over Forks here on the third quarter to take 50-49 "It took pressure off Yarber, Tuesday in double overtime. lead into the fourth. who usually leads us in scoring," Five players scored in double "Obviously there was a lot of Goldrick said. "When we have points scored even in regulation," on Senior Night digits for Rochester, led by Tyler two or three other guys in double Gedney's 22 points and Aaron Goldrick said. "The ball was digits, we become a pretty decent moving for both teams and ev- By The Chronicle “So when the got the ball Blanchard's season-high 21. basketball team." erybody was playing really hard. ONALASKA — The Log- inside, they finished,” noted Colton Raben led Forks with 38 Rochester shot 35 percent points. Shots were being made and guys gers set a choker on Mossyrock Phelps. from the field, taking 79 shots. "The win allows us to stay were pushing the ball up and here Tuesday, outscoring the Kayla Capps led Pe Ell with ahead a couple of teams and down and kicking it out." "This is probably the first Vikings 16-1 in the first quar- a game-high 16 points, hitting keeps us in the middle of the The Warriors and Spartans time this season where we've ter before running away with a 5 of 6 3-pointers. Bailey Lusk pack," Rochester coach Mark played even in the fourth and had to run the shot clock down 52-38 Central 2B League girls added 10 points for the Tro- Goldrick said. "It would have first overtime, before Rochester and D-up with the lead in a pres- hoops victory on senior night. jans. been more of a uphill climb if we outscored Forks 10-1 in the sec- sure situation," Goldrick said. "I “That was a good start for “I want to seem them in would have lost." ond overtime period. Gold- thought the kids responded well. us,” said Onalaska coach Ron districts,” Phelps added. “I Now sitting in fifth place (3-5 rick was happy with the balanced We needed a victory." Murphy. “Our goal was to get don’t know if they want to see in league play) with six teams scoring as Jordan McLemore Rochester (7-9 overall, 3-5 on them early and put some us, but we want to see them. I earning spots in the District 4 scored 14, Tyler Yarber added 11 league) plays at Rainier on Friday. pressure on them with a full- think it will come down to the court press. We got a lot of lay- wire next time.” Tuesday’s 1A Girls Basketball ins off of that , and it got us off Pe Ell (7-6, 4-5 league) to a good start.” plays at Wahkiakum on The plethora of high-qual- Thursday. Morton-White Pass ity looks allowed the Loggers (8-2 league) will host Mossyr- to take a 23 point lead into the ock, in Randle, on Thursday. half. Onalaska shot 30 percent from the field for the game and 60 percent from the free Adna Swamps Winlock throw line, while Mossyrock, WINLOCK — The Pirates too, shot 30 percent clip from swamped the Cardinals in the the field but just 40 percent second half here Tuesday on from the charity stripe. their way to 50-27 Central 2B “Our first half was our best League victory. half we have played all year,” Using a 17-2 third quarter said Murphy. “(Nicolle) Dur- and taking advantage of a host yea had a really good game. of Winlock miscues, Adna She was a benefactor of a lot of was able to distance itself from back-cuts in the first quarter.” the home team after the inter- Duryea finished with a mission. game-high 17 points, while “Their pressure, we Jessica Paxton added 13 points couldn’t handle it,” said Win- and grabbed 10 rebounds. lock coach Scott Ashmore. Mossyrock was led by Calli “We got good looks in the first Hensch, who netted 16 points, half, but we didn’t get enough and Kelsie Moorcroft’s 12 up in the second half. The points. third quarter was just a killer.” Paxton and Chelsea Hille Beyond the self-inflicted are the only seniors on the turnovers, Ashmore said his Loggers roster. team was hampered by too “Jessica has been our hustle much of Adna’s Shanay Dot- girl all year,” said Murphy. “So son. Dotson scored a game- it was nice for her to get a win high 18 points, while Regyn on senior night.” Gaffney added 12 for Adna. Onalaska (3-11, 2-8 league) plays at Adna on Thursday. For Winlock, Sydney Brad- Mossyrock (0-10 league) takes ley scored 9 points, and Ri- on Morton-White Pass in anna Whitehead contributed 2 Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Randle on Thursday. points and nine rebounds. Rochester’s Kessa Demers and Alex Seymour battle for the loose ball during SWW 1A League Evergreen Division girls basket- Winlock (4-10, 2-8 league) ball action against Forks Tuesday night in Rochester. plays at Mossyrock on Sat- T-Wolves Take Out Trojans, urday in a boys/girls double 51-40 header. The girls tip off at 7 PE ELL — The Trojans p.m. Adna (6-4 league) will struggled to connect from the host Onalaska on Thursday. Warriors Shut Down Forks free-throw line here Tuesday night, helping Morton-White By The Chronicle Wahkiakum Comes Back to Pass escape with 51-40 victory Nip Napavine ROCHESTER — The War- in a Central 2B League show- riors allowed a season-low 6 down. NAPAVINE — The Mules points in the second half of a 49- Although Pe Ell was able were kicking in the fourth 16 SWW 1A League Evergreen to get to the line a staggering quarter here Tuesday as they Division victory over the Spar- 26 times during the contest, it overcame an 8-point deficit by tans here on Tuesday night. connected on only 50 percent scoring 29 points en route to a While the defense showed its of those opportunities, includ- 50-40 Central 2B League vic- claws, Joni Lancaster celebrated ing six straight misses to start tory. her 16th birthday by leading the off the game. “They got to shoot 12 free team with 21 points. “You make even half of throws in the fourth quar- "We've really been focusing those and it makes a big dif- ter,” said Tiger coach Jeremy on the defensive side of things," ference the rest of the game,” Landram. “That’s tough to Rochester coach A.J. Easley said Pe Ell coach Chris Phelps. overcome.” said. "We feel like we can put “We need to keep getting bet- Wahkiakum knocked up points. Tonight I feel like we ter there. We’re getting (to the down 11 of those freebie at- played much-improved defense line) and that’s half the battle, tempts in the quarter and were and were able to put pressure on but we need to work on finish- lights-out for the rest of the them and get out and run." ing.” game as well, shooting 21 of 26 It started out close as Lan- What was a tie game at half, on the night. caster scored all of the Warriors turned into an 8-point Mor- “When the other team points in the first quarter and ton-White Pass lead by the end shoots 26 free throws there’s Rochester led 6-4. Rochester's re- of the third quarter. bounding and shooting, though, not much rhythm to a game,” “I think for the most part said Landram, whose Tigers got much better as the hosts went our defensive effort was okay,” on an 18-6 run in the second shot only 11 free throws in the said Phelps. “We held them to contest. “It just slows the game quarter. Lancaster had 18 of her Brandon Hansen / [email protected] 18 points in the first half, and 21 points in the first half. down, and that doesn’t play to Rochester’s Samantha Hegberg puts up a contested shot during SWW 1A League to do that against a team like "Offensively and defensively, our strengths.” Evergreen Division girls basketball action against Forks Tuesday night in Rochester. Morton-White pass ... They While Wahkiakum shot 52 she kind of sparked us," Eas- are a quality team.” ley said. "It was one of her most percent from the field and 80 The second half was a dif- percent from the charity stripe, complete games this season." a hot start and took a 10-point Rice finished with 11 points. ferent story as Ashley Kelly Napavine was only able to Sierra Seymour and Keeli De- lead into halftime. Toledo shot Haley Tauscher, Karlee Coverdell, and Whitney Elledge went to muster 36 percent and 27 per- mers both added 11 points in the 41 percent from the field for the Denacia Oberg, Kenzee Harlan, work for the Timberwolves. victory. Rochester (13-2 overall, game. Emily Barge and Victoria Tjems- “It looked to me like they cent shooting, respectively. 6-2 league) will host Rainier on "That's kind of been our story land also found their way into told (Kelly) to just start taking Baylee Olsen led the Wah- Friday. of the season," said Toledo coach the scoring column for Toledo. it straight to the hole,” noted kiakum attack with 16 points, Note : The Rochester JV won J.B. Ewers. "When we play well, "We've been working on the Phelps. and four other Mules scored at least 7 points. 38-27. we get out to a good start. When full-court man a lot this year, Kelly finished the game Devani Kleemeyer led we don't, we dig ourselves a great so that kind of helped us," ex- with 12 points, and Elledge Napavine with 12 points, Indians Secure Victory Over big hole and we don't win. It plained Ewers. "We don't use it wound up with 11 points, all while Karley Bornstein added Seton Catholic was good to see us getting off to against every team that we play. in the second half. On the 11. a good start at the start of each But when I think it can be an ad- whole, MWP had balanced TOLEDO — Playing in their By crunch time, though, as half." vantage for us, we've used it." scoring with five players scor- own gym, but as the visiting Wahkiakum was mounting Casee and Chaselin Rice were Toledo currently finds itself ing 4 or more points and eight team, the Indians were able to its comeback at the free throw the genesis behind the strong in sixth place in their league and players scoring in total. secure a 51-35 victory over Seton line, the Tigers had three play- opening quarter as they scored fighting with Stevenson, White Phelps pointed out that he Catholic in a SWW 1A League ers fouled out of the game. all 16 of the Indians' points, scor- was happy with his team’s 12 Trico Division girls hoops Salmon, and Ilwaco for the sixth “It was just tough to finish ing 8 each. and final Trico playoff spot, ac- assists and limited number of matchup here Tuesday night. turnovers — an area in which the game with three of our bet- Seton Catholic, which does "Casee and Chaselin just hit cording to Ewers. ter players on the bench,” said their shots today," said Ewers. Toledo (5-10, 5-8) will host neither team reached double- not have its own gymnasium, figures. Landram. “We just couldn’t "I've been waiting for Casee to King's Way on Friday. was unable to procure a gym for Morton-White Pass posts pull it out.” have a breakout game, and hope- Note the contest and as a results had : Lauren Rakoz, cousin Christine Robbins shot 4 of 4 Napavine (8-6, 5-5) plays to play a "home game" within the fully this was the one. Tonight to the Rakoz and Wallace fami- from the field, with fellow post host to Toutle Lake on Thurs- confines of Toledo High School. she was real efficient." lies of Toledo, scored 4 points Sam Eveland going 4 of 7. day. Using home court to their Casee Rice scored a game- for Seton Catholic, in front of a advantage, the Indians got off to high 21 points, while Chaseline crowd of family and friends. SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 • Sports 5

1A Wrestling Women’s College Basketball Warriors Split Dual-Dual in Rainier By The Chronicle RAINIER — Rochester split with Tenino and Rainier in SWW 1A League Evergreen Di- vision wrestling action here on Wednesday night. The Moun- taineers picked up their first dual victory in three years with a 30- 29 win over Rochester, while the Warriors handed Tenino a 36-24 defeat. "It was a really fast dual for all three teams," Rochester coach Justin Eastman said. "All the teams had holes in their lineup and only three matches were not decided by pin or forfeit." Rochester's Lucas Eastman improved his record to 32-0 with a 16-0 major decision over Rainier's Brandon Hoover and a first-round pin of Tenino's Kaleb Strawn. Against the Mountaineers, the Warriors got pins from Wy- att Singer (182), Matt Shields (220) and Bobby Brien (132), but it wasn't enough in the 1-point loss. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Rochester bounded back against Centralia’s Molly McIntyre fights with Lower Columbia’s Donniesha Webber for a loose ball during NWAACC West Division women’s basketball action Wednesday night Tenino as Singer got his second at the Michael Smith Gymnasium in Centralia. pin of the night over Stu Barta. Dom Nakano (220) won a close 4-2 match over Rochester's Matt Shields for the Beavers, and Coulson Chambers also collect- Red Devils Run Past Lady Blazers ed an 8-3 decision over the War- riors' Colton Covery. By Jordan Nailon LC accumulated just five, much ever, responded in folds to by Leah Davis, who netted 15 Tenino and Rochester staged [email protected] to the displeasure of the home Schutz's halftime talk. The Blaz- points. Courtney Kaupu added an exhibition match between crowd. ers went on an 11-0 run to open 10 points and six rebounds, in- Rochester's Taran Hoskin and The Lady Red Devils got off "I could tell that they followed the second half, and eventually Tenino's Josh Fillekes. Hoskin cluding scores on a collection of to a scorching start here in the their game plan," said Centralia cut the deficit to 5 points. A se- won in a first-round pin. Teni- slick left-handed hook shots. Hub City Wednesday night, tak- coach Shane Schutz, "and that ries of Centralia 3-point shots no's Zeb Chamberlain and Roch- ing a 10-0 lead in the opening "Right now we are having a is a testament to their coaching and a frenzied full-court press ester's Juan Jimenez also had an minutes, and outpaced Centralia and their team. We're still try- left LC frazzled and turnover- hard time understanding how exhibition bout, which Cham- the rest of the way en route to a ing to figure out why a scouting hard you have to play at this level. berlain won via second round decisive 85-63 victory in their prone for the first 7 minutes of report is important, and how to the half. How well you have to execute. pin. NWACC West Division women's How hard you have to compete," Rochester (1-7) will host Ka- hoops matchup. follow it." "You can see the players out said Schutz. "Otherwise, when lama at 7 p.m. in its last home Arinesha Smith and Kaylea Former Toutle Lake star and there that were being passive," match of the season. Knox led the hot-handed Lady current LC sophomore guard said LC coach Chad Meadors. you play a team like LCC, they'll Devils with 18 points each. Christian Carlson confirmed "It's like sharks to blood." stick you in the heart and take After staking an early lead, Schutz' suspicions. The Trailblazers' come- everything away from you." Prep Girls Basketball LC continued to methodically "We knew coming in that back trail soon reached a dead- Centralia (8-9, 4-3 league) increase its advantage through- they're more of driving team. end, though, as LC regathered plays at Green River on Saturday. Beavers Can’t Fly out the first half, as outrebound- They don't really like to shoot," its composure and promptly Lower Columbia improved to 6-1 Carlson said. "So we gave them mounted a 10-2 run of its own, ing and overwhelming the Lady in West Division play with the With Raymond Blazers to the tune of a 44-25 room and stayed between our based off of forced turnovers man and the basket." and transition buckets. With win. halftime lead. Note By The Chronicle Points were not the only in- Carlson finished the game the lead safely back in hand, the : Mossyrock product RAYMOND — The Seagulls equality in the first half. Cen- with 13 points, six rebounds, and Lady Red Devils never looked Autumn Moorcroft scored 2 flew a bit too high for Tenino tralia was was whistled for 14 three assists. back. points with four rebounds for here Wednesday night, beating team fouls before halftime while The Centralia women, how- Centralia was led in scoring Lower Columbia. the Beavers 68-38 in nonleague girls basketball action. Hevyn Richards scored 14 for Tenino, and Taylor Tibbetts scored 11 with 14 rebounds, but C2BL: Tigers Top Mules, Mossyrock Holds Off Onalaska Raymond worked its way out to a 36-15 halftime lead and had four Continued from Sports 1 a road win … we needed it," Onalaska will host Adna on "Coach Justin Phelps has that different players hit 3-pointers in Stanley said. "It was a good win Friday. team ready to play." the win. well with 4 points and five for the whole team." Morton-White Pass (14-0 blocked shots off the bench. Tenino coach Wanda Blanks- Napavine plays at Toutle T-Wolves Wallop Pe Ell overall, 10-0 league) plays in ma was happy with Elena Bron- Rose finished with 24 Lake on Friday. a showdown at second-place son's defensive effort, and added points for Winlock, while Cory MORTON — The Tim- Mossyrock on Friday night. Pe that Richards — who added four Sturza added 13. berwolves had lulls — by their Ell will host Wahkiakum the Adna (6-7, 5-5 league) will Vikings Top Onalaska, Stay in own standards — in the first steals — and Felicia Grubbe both Second same night. played well off the bench. play at Onalaska on Friday. and third quarters, but still Haley Williams led Raymond Winlock plays at Mossyrock MOSSYROCK — The managed to streak past Pe Ell, on Saturday. 85-48, in Central 2B League Richardson Scores 26 in Pirates' with 22 points. Vikings got a big night from Loss to Valley Tenino (0-11) plays at Monte- Shaun Stephens and held off play here on Wednesday night sano on Friday. Tigers Upend Mules Onalaska 56-50 in a battle to improve to 10-0 in league MENLO — Adna caught action. CATHLAMET — The Ti- between second- and third- the foul bug in the second half "We've been having lulls in gers were able to cool off a hot- place teams in the Central 2B of a 50-46 nonleague loss to the second and fourth quar- shooting Mule squad and pick League here on Wednesday Willapa Valley here Monday ters and for whatever reason it Bearcats up a much-needed win, 46-45, night. night. here Wednesday night in Cen- Stephens had 14 points and switched tonight," MWP coach Jordan Richardson poured 12 rebounds, helping galvanize Tony Gillispie said. "In the sec- in 26 points for the Pirates, Continued from Sports 1 tral 2B League boys basketball action. Mossyrock, which led by an ond quarter I brought in Jesse scoring 18 of those in the sec- uncomfortably slim margin for Eveland, Brian Reynolds and ond half. "In all aspects. He rebounded, Wahkiakum led 22-15 after the first quarter, hitting six nearly the entire game. Zach Hanson, and they gave us Foul shots, however, are had assists and hit some free 3-pointers in the process. "Shaun had an outstand- a huge spark." what did the Pirates in, as the throws to keep us ahead." "They came out and shot ing effort tonight," Mossyrock That huge spark came in Vikings were 10 for 13 from Sherfey, who finished with really well, and then we were coach Dustin Workman said. the form of a 25-9 run in the the free-throw line in the 10 points, came up big again able to get out on the shooters "If it was a big rebound, he got second quarter, after Pe Ell fourth quarter and finished 13 with 58 seconds to go, hitting a a little better as the game wore it. If it was a loose ball, he got came out with a hot hand in of 20 overall. Adna, on the oth- 3-pointer at the tail end of the on," Tiger coach Rex Stanley it. He worked his butt off and the first and trailed only 18-17 er hand, took just seven shots, shot clock to push the Bearcats' said. "From then on it was a I can't say enough about his after eight minutes. After out- making four. lead to 59-53 and essentially ice ballgame." floor leadership." scoring Pe Ell by 3 points in "Both teams were cold in the game. Napavine outscored the Mossyrock led 17-16 after the third for a 61-41 lead, they the first half and we came out Bryan Moon led all scor- Mules 21-13 over the middle a quarter before extending its finished things off with a 24-7 and threw a couple of things ers with 18 points and Gueller quarters and made that 1-point lead to 34-29 at the break. The run in the fourth. Five players defensively that confused them had 13 points and 11 rebounds. lead stand up for the final Vikings then pushed it out to finished in double digits, led by early," Adna coach Casey Dot- W.F. West shot 50 percent from margin. Wyatt Stanley led 12 points in the third quarter 18 points from Rylon Kolb on son said. "They tried to beat us the field, compared with Riv- Napavine with 12 points and before Onalaska cut it back 8 of 13 shooting. Kalen Dunlap from the perimeter and had added 16 points, seven assists er Ridge's 37 percent clip. The added 11 rebounds, and J.T. down to 6 heading into the lots of one-shot possessions." fourth quarter. and nine rebounds in the vic- Adna led 14-11 at the break, Hawks also got to the free throw Kaut scored 9 with 13 boards for the Tigers. "It was one of those runs tory, while Kaleb Poquette had but Willapa Valley pulled to line just four times, while the where we got loose balls and 13 points and six assists. within a point after the third. Bearcats were 21 of 33 from the Josh Hoyt came off the bench to hit all five of his shots we were able to get out in tran- Jesse Eveland also came off In the fourth quarter, Adna charity stripe. and score 11 points. sition, get some stops and have the bench to score 10 points had a 5-point lead before the The balanced scoring, and "He played really well for a good offensive possession," as the Timberwolves shot 58 free points started piling up. defense from guards Moon and us," Stanley said. "That was a Workman said. percent from the field and out- "We started sending them Alex Cox, were both bright spots, nice boost." Mossyrock shot 47 percent rebounded Pe Ell 38-19. The to the line and they really Robertson added. Shane Souvenir led Wah- from the field while Onalaska Trojans got three 3-pointers pounded the ball inside," Dot- W.F. West (8-7 overall, 5-2 kiakum with 14 points and 12 hit 36 percent of their shots. from Austin Arrington in the son said. league) will play at Tumwater on rebounds. The Loggers were led by Tra- first quarter and five for the Dotson added that Jerett Friday. The win improves the Ti- vis McMillion's 25 points, with game as he finished with 17 Latimer scored all his 7 points Note: Nathan Anglin hit a gers to 3-11 overall and 2-8 in Jonathon Smalley adding 18. points. in the third quarter. Willapa contested, off-balance 3-point C2BL play. Mossyrock (12-1 overall, "He got himself off to a Valley currently sits in second shot at the buzzer to lift W.F. "We've had a tough season, 9-1 league) will face Morton- good start and they played place in the Pacific 2B League, West's JV past River Ridge, 62-61. and to go down there and get White Pass at home on Friday. hard all night," Gillispie said. behind North Beach. The Bearcat C-squad also won. 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TIMBERWOLVES 51, TROJANS 40 Wrestling Class 2A Preps Morton-WP 8 10 14 19 —51 At Rainier School W-L Pts Last Sweet 16 Tournament Coming Feb. 16 Local Schedules Pe Ell 5 13 6 16 —40 MOUNTAINEERS 30, WARRIORS 1. Mark Morris (12) 13-1 129 2 THURSDAY, Jan. 23 Morton-White Pass (51) — 29 2. W. F. West (1) 13-2 117 1 By The Chronicle 106 — Curtis Lenz (RAIN) won by Girls Basketball Elledge 11, Atkinson 4, Brooks 1, Kelly 3. Sumner 13-1 94 3 12, Allen 3, Hazen 3, Robbins 8, Eveland forfeit 4. River Ridge 11-3 78 4 Chehalis Parks and Recreation’s Sweet 16 basket- Onalaska at Adna, 7 p.m. 9 113 — Double forfeit 5. West Valley (Yakima)12-1 76 T5 Centralia at Black Hills, 7:30 p.m. ball tournaments will be held on Sunday, Feb. 16. FG: 19 of 37 —.514 FT: 8 of 15 120 — Israel Ellwell (RAIN) 6. Black Hills 13-2 64 7 Tournaments will be set up in three divisions: Tumwater at W.F. West, 7:30 p.m. —.533 Reb: 22 (Kelly 9) pinned Colton Covey 7. Cedarcrest 11-2 55 T5 Mossyrock at Morton-White Pass Pe Ell (40) — Alden 4, Lusk 10, 126 — Austin Hopper (RAIN) 8. Ellensburg 9-2 53 8 fourth- and fifth-grade boys; sixth-grade boys; and (White Pass), 7 p.m. Skeen 5, A. Compton 3, Hoke 2, Capps pinned Corey Johnson 9. East Valley (Spokane)11-3 28 9 seventh-grade boys. The team entry fee is $175 and Toutle Lake at Napavine, 7 p.m. 16 132 — Bobby Brien (ROCH) 10. Renton 10-4 10 10 Pe Ell at Wahkiakum, 7 p.m. FG: 11 of 27 —.407 FT: 13 of 26 pinned Michael Jackson Others receiving votes: White River carries a three-game guarantee. Championship shirts Wrestling —.500 Reb: 14 (Al. Compton 6) 138 — Tyler Wentworth (RAIN) 5. West Valley (Spokane) 4. Lynden 1. will be provided for all divisions, and plaques and tro- pinned Taran Hoskin Black Hills at Centralia, 7 p.m. Clarkston 1. At Winlock 145 — Braiden Lasher (RAIN) won phies will be provided depending on the number of W.F. West at Tumwater, 7 p.m. PIRATES 50, CARDINALS 27 by forfeit Class 1A teams. Toledo/Winlock at Stevenson, 6 p.m. 152 — Double forfeit Adna 13 10 17 10 —50 School W-L Pts Last 160 — Juan Jimenez (ROCH) won Tickets are $4 for individuals and $8 for families. Winlock 10 9 2 6 —27 1. Cashmere (6) 15-0 123 2 FRIDAY, Jan. 24 Adna (50) — Bond 3, Callahan 2, by forfeit 2. Brewster (6) 15-1 114 1 For more information call Tracey Cox or Lilly Wall Boys Basketball Gilbertson 9, Gaffney 12, Dotson 18, El- 170 — Lucas Eastman (ROCH) def. 3. Okanogan 12-2 91 3 at the Parks office, at 748-0271, ext. 224 or 226. Visit Adna at Onalaska, 7 p.m. liott 6 Brandon Hoover, 16-0 4. Woodland 14-0 86 4 Black Hills at Centralia, 7:30 p.m. FG: 20 of 51 —.392 FT: 7 of 12 182 — Wyatt Singer (ROCH) www.ci.chehalis.wa.us/parksandrecreation for regis- W.F. West at Tumwater, 7:30 p.m. —.583 Reb: N/A pinned Justin Anderson 5. Lynden Christian 11-2 76 5 tration forms. Morton-White Pass at Mossyrock, 7 Winlock (27) — Bradley 9, Garib- 195 — Double forfeit 6. King’s 11-3 63 6 p.m. ay 2, Wolf 3, Whitehead 2, Alvord 2, Lo- 220 — Matt Shields (ROCH) 7. Cascade Christian 11-1 48 7 Napavine at Toutle Lake, 7 p.m. pez 6, Stallcup 4 pinned Clayton Cady 8. Lakeside 13-2 38 8 Wahkiakum at Pe Ell, 7 p.m. FG: 12 of 44 —.273 FT: 3 of 4 285 — Double forfeit 9. Blaine 9-5 27 9 Toledo Hosting Little Champs Basketball Rochester ar Rainier, 7 p.m. —.750 Reb: N/A (Whitehead 9) 10. La Salle --- 12 NR Others receiving votes: Bush 10. Tenino at Montesano, 7 p.m. WARRIORS 36, BEAVERS 24 The Toledo High School boys and girls basketball Montesano 9. Zillah 6. Charles Wright King’s Way Chr. at Toledo, 7 p.m. At Napavine 182 — Wyatt Singer (ROCH) Academy 5. Freeman 3. Kalama 3. programs will host the Little Champs Basketball Pro- North River at Oakville, 5:45 p.m. MULES 50, TIGERS 40 pinned Stu Barta Nooksack Valley 1. Girls Basketball Wahkiakum 4 14 3 29 —50 195 — Double forfeit gram, for boys and girls in kindergarten to third grade, Rochester at Rainier, 5:45 p.m. Napavine 9 9 11 11 —40 220 — Dom Nakano (TEN) def. starting Saturday. Class 2B Tenino at Montesano, 5:45 p.m. Wahkiakum (50) — Olsen 16, Matt Shields, 4-2 285 — Riley Noonan (TEN) won School W-L Pts Last The introductory hoops program will run from 8 King’s Way Christian at Toledo, 5:45 Thomas, Elliott, Souvenir, Longtain, Stanley 7, Wegdahl 8, Boyce 9, Bryant by forfeit 1. NWC (Colbert) (8) 17-0 88 1 p.m. to 9 a.m. on Jan. 25 and Feb. 1, 8 and 15. The cost is $15 10 106 — Double forfeit 2. Toutle Lake (1) 13-0 82 2 FG: 13 of 25 —.520 FT: 21 of 26 113 — Double forfeit 3. Bear Creek School 12-0 70 3 and checks can be made out to Point Guard Club. Kids SATURDAY, Jan. 25 —.808 Reb: N/A 120 — Coulson Chambers (TEN) 4. Colfax 13-4 64 5 receive a t-shirt, a ball, and basketball lessons taught Men’s College Basketball Napavine (40) — Lorton 5, Snaza, def. Colton Covery, 8-3 5. Willapa Valley 14-2 49 6 by the Toledo boys and girls teams. Centralia at Green River, 5 p.m. Dickinson, Hamre 2, Harris 2, Klee- 126 — Corey Johnson (ROCH) 6. Wahkiakum 11-3 48 4 Women’s College Basketball meyer 12, Bornstein 11, Olson 8 won by forfeit 7. Morton-White Pass 11-3 31 8 For more information contact Scott Merzoian at Centralia at Green River, 3 p.m. FG: 14 of 38 —.368 FT: 3 of 11 132 — Bobby Brien (ROCH) won 8. LaConner 11-3 18 7 (360) 864-2395. Boys Basketball —.273 Reb: N/A by forfeit 9. Crosspoint 9-3 14 NR Wahkiakum at Morton-White Pass 138 — Taran Hoskin (ROCH) won 10. DeSales 9-3 12 10 (Randle), 7 p.m. Wrestling by forfeit Others receiving votes: Darrington Winlock at Mossyrock, 7 p.m. At Centralia 145 — Josh Fillekes (TEN) won by 9. Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 4. Pe Ell 4. Tiger Baseball Holding Dinner Auction Onalaska at Napavine, 7 p.m. CENTRALIA 34, LAKES 28 forfeit White Swan 2. Pe Ell at Toutle Lake, 7 p.m. 100 — double forfeit 152 — Zeb Chamberlain (TEN) The Centralia High School baseball team will hold Oakville at Lake Quinault, 7 p.m. 106 — Treng Vo (L) forfeit won by forfeit Class B a fund-raiser dinner and auction on Saturday, Feb. 1, Girls Basketball 112 — Sienna Ramirez (L) pinned 160 — Lucas Eastman (ROCH) School W-L Pts Last pinned Kaleb Strawn in the Centralia College cafeteria. Tickets are $25 and Wahkiakum at Morton-White Pass Veronica Chigo, 5:32 1. Colton (7) 12-0 85 1 170 — Riley Doerge (ROCH) won (Randle), 5:45 p.m. 118 — Annisa Ramirez (L) forfeit 2. Sunnyside Ch. (1) 10-1 77 2 include dinner and dessert. The doors open at 6 p.m., 118 (exhibition) — Ramirez by forfeit Winlock at Mossyrock, 5:45 p.m. 3. Wilbur-Creston 16-0 65 3 (L) pinned Temperince Gibbons Exhibition when bidding will begin on the silent auction items. Onalaska at Napavine, 5:45 p.m. 4. Neah Bay 10-1 41 4 (Napavine), 3:10 Taran Hoskin (ROCH) pinned Pe Ell at Toutle Lake, 5:45 p.m. 5. Pateros (1) 11-1 34 T5 The live auction will begin at 8 p.m. 124 — Maritza Bravo (C ) pinned Josh Fillekes Wrestling Others receiving votes: Entiat 21. Re- For more information or to make donations, con- Centralia at Lumberjack Invite (R.A. Karis Kim, 1:10 Zeb Chamberlain (TEN) pinned 130 — Hailey Huerta (C ) pinned Juan Jimenez public 16. Mount Vernon Christian 13. tact Kim Ashmore at (360) 508-2518. Long), 10 a.m. Columbia Basin 10. Muckleshoot Tribal Napavine at Kittitas Tournament, 10 Jessyka Windley, 1:40 137 — Double forfeit Washington Prep Basketball Poll School 8. a.m. 137 (exhibition) — Hannah Randall By The Associated Press (Winlock) pinned Jasmin McFadden BOYS Local Results (Napavine), 1:55 Class 4A Sports on the Air Monday’s Results 145 — double forfeit School W-L Pts Last Boys Basketball 155 — Charliann McCall (C ) pinned 1. Garfield (12) 15-0 129 2 THURSDAY, Jan. 23 At Menlo NFL Ari Gonzalez, 1:12 2. Jackson (1) 14-1 110 1 EXTREME SPORTS VIKINGS 50, PIRATES 46 170 — Kiaya Vanscoyoc (L) pinned 3. Richland 15-0 106 3 National Football League Adna 8 6 16 16 —46 Kailyn Whalen, 5:25 4. Kentridge 16-0 97 4 All Times PDT 6 p.m. Willapa Valley 3 8 19 20 —50 195 — Ryan Gibbons (C ) forfeit 5. Central Valley 10-2 58 5 Wild-Card Playoffs Adna (46) — Olson 2, Richardson 235 — Emily Huerta (C ) forfeit (tie) Todd Beamer 12-2 58 6 Saturday, Jan. 4 ESPN — X Games, at Aspen, Colo. 26, Trotter 8, Rigdon 1, Moon 2, Lat- 7. Arlington 14-2 44 8 Indianapolis 45, Kansas City 44 GOLF imer 7 Wednesday’s Results 8. Ferris 11-2 41 7 New Orleans 26, Philadelphia 24 8:30 a.m. FG: 19 of 47 —.404 FT: 4 of 7 —.571 Women’s College Basketball 9. Curtis 14-2 38 9 Reb: N/A At Centralia 10. Gonzaga Prep 10-3 13 NR Sunday, Jan. 5 TGC — LPGA, Bahamas Classic, first round, Willapa Valley (50) — Sagen 11, RED DEVILS 85, TRAILBLAZERS 63 Others receiving votes: Federal Way San Diego 27, Cincinnati 10 at Paradise Island, Bahamas Buchanan 5, Konigsberger 14, Oblad 2, Lower Columbia 44 41 —85 11. Issaquah 6. Eastmont 4. San Francisco 23, Green Bay 20 Gray 3, Pearson 1, Camenzind 14 Centralia 25 38 —63 12 p.m. Divisional Playoffs FG: 17 of 54 —.315 FT: 13 of 20 Lower Columbia (85) — Webber Class 3A TGC — PGA Tour, Farmers Insurance Open, —.650 Reb: N/A Saturday, Jan. 11 9, Hibbs, Carlson 13, Griner 1, Smith 18, School W-L Pts Last Seattle 23, New Orleans 15 first round, at San Diego Moorcroft 2, Seleva 5, Hanna 3, Knox 1. Rainier Beach (13) 16-0 130 1 New England 43, Indianpolis 22 Tuesday’s Results 18, Vandenhazel 2, Cranston 2, Rich- 2. Lincoln 13-1 108 3 2 a.m. Boys Basketball ards 13 3. Stanwood 15-0 98 5 Sunday, Jan. 12 TGC — European PGA Tour, Qatar Masters, At Rochester FG: 26 of 54 —.481 FT: 24 of 33 4. Wilson, Woodrow 13-1 93 2 San Francisco 23, Carolina 10 WARRIORS 88, SPARTANS 79 (2 —.727 Reb: 48 (Four with 6) 5. Bellevue 11-3 82 8 Denver 24, San Diego 17 second round, at Doha, Qatar OT) Centralia (63) — Gee 2, Fisher 4, 6. Franklin 11-4 55 4 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Forks 16 14 20 19 9 1—79 Preuninger 7, Sorensen 11, McIntyre 3, 7. O’Dea 11-5 40 7 Conference Championships Rochester 17 18 14 20 9 10—88 Davis 15, McDonald, Myers 5, Finger 2, 8. Hazen 13-1 34 T9 Sunday, Jan. 19 4 p.m. Rochester (88) — McLemore 14, De Vore 4, Kaupu 10 9. Mountlake Terrace 11-4 27 6 Denver 26, New England 16 ESPN — Illinois vs. Ohio State Yarber 11, Gedney 22, Ranger 7, Nelson FG: 23 of 71 —.324 FT: 8 of 12 10. Eastside Catholic 12-3 24 NR Seattle 23, San Francisco 17 ESPN2 — Florida vs. Alabama 13, Blanchard 21 —.667 Reb: 29 (Kaupu 6) Others receiving votes: Mercer Is- FG: 28 for 79 —.354 FT: 26 of 46 land 13. Seattle Prep 7. Columbia River Pro Bowl 5 p.m. —.565 Reb: 38 (Nelson 15) Men’s College Basketball 4. Sunday, Jan. 26 Forks (79) — Raben 38, Lawson At Honolulu ESPNU — Nebraska at Penn St. At Centralia TBD, 4:30 p.m. (NBC) 5, D. Sampson 2, Armas 6, Greene 2, RED DEVILS 72, TRAILBLAZERS 63 Class 2A 6 p.m. Browning 4, O. Sampson 4, Gonzalez 18 Lower Columbia 38 26 —72 School W-L Pts Last Super Bowl ESPN2 — Colorado at Arizona FG: N/A FT: 8 for 16 —.500 Reb: Centralia 26 37 —63 1. Pullman (12) 11-1 129 3 Sunday, Feb. 2 FS1 — Middle Tenn. at Tulsa N/A Lower Columbia (72) — Howell 2. Grandview (1) 11-1 107 1 At East Rutherford, N.J. 23, Tucker 6, Drey 6, Jalapoor, Taha 3, 3. Lynden 11-2 94 2 Denver vs. Seattle, 3:30 p.m. (FOX) 7 p.m. At Tenino Miles, Johnson, Dupree 9, Niu 3, Bur- 4. Anacortes 10-3 90 5 ESPNU — San Diego at Gonzaga EAGLES 53, BEAVERS 45 right 8, Parrot 7, Trafelet 7 5. Clarkston 11-2 76 4 Elma 9 12 20 12 —53 FG: 28 of 53 —.528 FT: 10 of 17 6. Hockinson 12-3 60 6 8 p.m. Tenino 7 9 17 11 —45 —.588 Reb: 36 (Parrot 10) 7. Lake Washington 10-4 44 10 FS1 — Oregon at Washington Elma (53) — Colin 11, Naven 18, Centralia (63) — Edwards 5, 8. Mark Morris 12-4 25 9 NBA Starch 3, Lorton 8, Gillman 5, Bremer 5, Malone 7, Brooks, Rogers 4, Scott 10, 9. White River 9-5 24 7 NBA BASKETBALL Neary 3 Broussard 8, North, Farley 10, Dumetz 10. West Valley (Spokane) 10-3 23 NR All Times PST 5 p.m. FG: N/A FT: 7 of 15 —.455 Reb: 28 19 Others receiving votes: Ephrata 13. EASTERN CONFERENCE Tenino (45) — Guzman 2, Bailon FG: 21 of 58 —.362 FT: 16 of 22 Fife 10. Bremerton 6. Sedro-Woolley Atlantic Division W L Pct GB TNT — L.A. Lakers at Miami 2, Peterson 15, O’Brien 5, Pier 7, Davido —.727 Reb: 24 (Dumetz 6) 6. East Valley (Yakima) 4. Sumner 3. Toronto 21 20 .512 — 7:30 p.m. 6, Engebreth 7 Ridgefield 1. Brooklyn 18 22 .450 2½ TNT — Denver at Portland FG: N/A FT: 8 of 13 —.615 Reb: Boys Basketball New York 15 27 .357 6½ N/A At Adna Class 1A Boston 15 29 .341 7½ NHL HOCKEY PIRATES 61, CARDINALS 52 School W-L Pts Last Philadelphia 14 28 .333 7½ 4:30 p.m. At Chehalis Winlock 16 11 7 18 —52 1. Okanogan (9) 14-0 124 1 Southeast Division BEARCATS 60, HAWKS 53 NBCSN — Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders Adna 12 21 14 14 —61 2. Zillah (1) 13-0 114 2 Miami 30 12 .714 — River Ridge 16 16 14 7 —53 Winlock (52) — Huevel, Tremayne 3. King’s (3) 12-2 111 3 Atlanta 22 19 .537 7½ TENNIS W.F. West 16 13 14 17 —60 3, Pohll 2, Coleman 6, Rose 24, Sturza 4. Vashon Island 11-2 76 4 Washington 20 21 .488 9½ WF West (60) — Gueller 13, Cox 13, Miller, Fisher 2, Mitchell 2 5. Seattle Academy 9-3 73 5 12:30 a.m. 2, Moon 18, Schwarz 6, Sherfey 10, FG: 17 of 50 —.340 FT: 13 of 22 6. LaCenter 12-2 55 6 Charlotte 19 25 .432 12 ESPN — Australian Open, men’s semifinal, at Hawkins 11 —.591 Reb. N/A 7. Lynden Christian 10-4 53 9 Orlando 11 32 .256 19½ Melbourne, Australia FG: 17 of 34 —.500 FT: 21 of 33 Adna (61) — Olson, Richardson 19, 8. Brewster 11-3 40 T7 Central Division —.636 Reb. 28 (Gueller 11) Trotter 12, Rigdon 2, Wagner 5, Moon 1, 9. Kalama 12-1 29 10 Indiana 33 8 .805 — River Ridge (53) — Leiba 7, Price 6, Rodus, Kaech 2, Latimer 16, Newman 4 (tie) University Prep 12-2 29 T7 Chicago 21 20 .512 12 FRIDAY, Jan. 24 Key 17, Murphy 2, Parker 4, Howard 2, FG: 23 of 49 —.469 FT: 9 of 15 Others receiving votes: Lakeside Detroit 17 25 .405 16½ Scott 2, Kananin 6, Williams 6 —.600 Reb. N/A (Nine Mile Falls) 6. Cedar Park Chris- Cleveland 15 27 .357 18½ BOXING FG: 23 of 62 —.371 FT: 2 of 4 tian (Bothell) 3. Columbia (Burbank) 1. Milwaukee 8 33 .195 25 6 p.m. —.500 Reb. 35 (Williams 9) At Cathlamet La Salle 1. WESTERN CONFERENCE ESPN2 — Light heavyweights, Thomas Wil- TIGERS 46, MULES 45 Southwest Division Girls Basketball Napavine 15 10 11 10 —46 Class 2B San Antonio 32 10 .762 — liams Jr. (15-0-0) vs. Cornelius White (21-2-0), at At Rochester Wahkiakum 22 8 5 10 —45 School W-L Pts Last Houston 29 15 .659 4 WARRIORS 49, SPARTANS 16 1. St. George’s (10) 17-0 100 1 Shelton, Wash. Napavine (46) — Doughty 4, Sis- Dallas 25 19 .568 8 Rochester 6 18 12 13 —49 son 6, Stanley 12, Filley 2, Kaut 9, Van- 2. Morton-White Pass 13-0 90 2 7 p.m. Memphis 20 20 .500 11 Forks 4 6 2 4 —16 Wyck 2, Hoyt 11, T. Dekoker 3. North Beach 14-0 77 3 FS1 — Heavyweights, Dominic Breazeale (8- Rochester (49) — Gedney 4, Lan- FG: 21 of 57 —.368 FT: 2 of 6 —.333 4. Lind-Ritzville Sprague13-2 67 4 New Orleans 16 25 .390 15½ caster 21, Seymour 11, Demers 11, Al- Reb. 41 (Kaut 13, Stanley 11) 5. Bear Creek School 10-2 59 5 Northwest Division 0-0) vs. Homer Fonseca (10-6-3); featherweights, thauser 2 Wahkiaukum (45) — Souvenir 14, 6. Liberty (Spangle) 14-3 47 6 Oklahoma City 33 10 .767 — Julian Ramirez (9-0-0) vs. Derrick Wilson (10- FG: N/A FT: 4 for 12 —.333 Reb: Doumit 10, Budd 5, Good 7, Wegdahl 3, 7. Onalaska 11-2 41 7 Portland 31 11 .738 1½ N/A Blix 6 8. Mossyrock 11-1 24 10 Denver 20 20 .500 11½ 5-2); welterweights, Antonio Orozco (18-0-0) vs. Forks (16) — Palmer 2, Klahn 2, FG: 15 of 49 —.306 FT: 7 of 13 9. Tri-Cities Prep 13-3 21 8 Minnesota 20 21 .488 12 Miguel Angel Huerta (27-11-1), at Indio, Calif. Paul 9, Weekes 3 —.538 Reb. 32 (Souvenir 12) 10. Northwest Christian (Colbert) 11-6 Utah 14 29 .326 19 NBCSN — Thabiso Mchunu (14-1-0) vs. FG: N/A FT: 5 for 11 —.455 Reb: 10 9 Pacific Division N/A At Morton Others receiving votes: LaConner 10. L.A. Clippers 29 15 .659 — Olanrewaju Durodola (15-1-0), for vacant NABF TIMBERWOLVES 85, TROJANS 48 North Sound Christian 4. Golden State 26 17 .605 2½ cruiserweight title; middleweights, Curtis Stevens At Toledo Pe Ell 17 9 15 7 —48 Phoenix 24 17 .585 3½ (25-4-0) vs. Patrick Majewski (21-2-0), at Atlantic INDIANS 51, COUGARS 35 MWP 18 25 18 24 —85 Class B L.A. Lakers 16 26 .381 12 Toledo 16 9 15 11 —51 Morton-White Pass (85) — Po- School W-L Pts Last Sacramento 15 26 .366 12½ City, N.J. Seton Catholic 5 10 10 10 —35 1. Neah Bay (6) 9-1 94 1 quette 13, Ko. Dunlap 3, Kolb 18, Toledo (51) — Tjemsland 3, Har- Walton 12, Hanson 4, Ka. Dunlap 16, 2. Pomeroy (1) 13-1 85 2 EXTREME SPORTS Tuesday’s Results lan 4, Barge 3, Oberg 2, Tauscher 5, Ch. Counts 4, Reynolds 5, Eveland 10 3. Garfield-Palouse (3)12-2 78 3 7:30 p.m. Brooklyn 101, Orlando 90 Rice 11, Ca. Rice 21, Coverdell 2 FG: 36 of 62 —.580 FT: 6 of 8 4. Tulalip Heritage 13-1 67 5 ESPN — X Games, at Aspen, Colo. FG: 19 of 46 —.413 FT: 11 of 24 —.750 Reb. 38 (Kalen Dunlap 9) 5. Lummi 12-2 49 4 Miami 93, Boston 86 —.458 Reb: 32 (Ch. Rice 6) Pe Ell (48) — Red Arrington 7, Others receiving votes: Touchet 21. Oklahoma City 105, Portland 97 GOLF Seton Catholic (35) — Beckwith 2, Bailey 2, Au. Arrington 17, Lusk 12, Three Rivers Christian School 6. Sacramento 114, New Orleans 97 8:30 a.m. Scruggs 5, Sheldon 10, Watkins 2, Ra- Speck 10 Minnesota 112, Utah 97 koz 4, Barboza 12 FG: 18 of 53 —.339 FT: 6 of 6 GIRLS TGC — LPGA, Bahamas Classic, second FG: N/A FT: 3 of 4 —.750 Reb: N/A —1.000 Reb. 19 (Speck 5) Class 4A Wednesday’s Results round, at Paradise Island, Bahamas School W-L Pts Last Atlanta 112, Orlando 109 Noon At Lacey At Mossyrock 1. Lynnwood (7) 12-1 113 1 Boston 113, Washington 111, OT BEARCATS 45, HAWKS 42 VIKINGS 56, LOGGERS 50 2. Gonzaga Prep (4) 12-1 107 2 Chicago 98, Cleveland 87 TGC — PGA Tour, Farmers Insurance Open, W.F. West 8 13 10 14 —45 Onalaska 16 13 13 8 —50 3. Todd Beamer (1) 15-0 100 3 Charlotte 95, L.A. Clippers 91 second round, at San Diego River Ridge 7 2 17 16 —42 Mossyrock 17 17 14 8 —56 4. Skyview 14-1 88 4 Toronto 93, Dallas 85 1:30 a.m. W.F. West (45) — McClure 16, Mossyrock (56) — Stephens 14, 5. Chiawana 13-2 56 7 Philadelphia 110, New York 106 Kelly 1, McKay 2, Parker 2, Spencer 14, Hazen 14, Kirkley 14, Watson 8, Allen 6. Mt. Rainier 13-3 53 5 Houston 119, Sacramento 98 TGC — European PGA Tour, Qatar Masters, Hankins 10 4, Butler 2 7. Inglemoor 11-3 51 NR FG: 19 of 64 —.297 FT: 7 for 15 FG: 22 for 47 —.468 FT: 9 for 13 8. Eastlake 11-2 38 6 Milwaukee 104, Detroit 101 third round, at Doha, Qatar —.466 Reb: 42 (McClure 17) —.692 Reb. 30 (Stephens 12) 9. Arlington 12-2 19 8 Oklahoma City 111, San Antonio 105 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL River Ridge (42) — Coleman 1, Onalaska (50) — Neilson 2, Smal- 10. Mead 9-4 10 10 Phoenix 124, Indiana 100 Schultz 16, Johnston 2, Brewster 10, Mc- ley 18, Modica 5, McMillion 25 Others receiving votes: Central Val- 4 p.m. Gill 10, Stevenson 3 FG: 20 of 55 —.364 FT: 5 of 8 ley 9. Lewis and Clark 7. Puyallup 4. Thursday’s Games ESPNU — Rider at Manhattan FG: 15 for 56 —.268 FT: 9 of 17 —.625 Reb. 22 (McMillion 6) Newport (Bellevue) 2. Jackson 2. Kent- L.A. Lakers at Miami, 5 p.m. 6 p.m. —.529 Reb: 21 (McGill 11) wood 1. Denver at Portland, 7:30 p.m. Girls Basketball ESPNU — Vermont at Stony Brook At Onalaska At Raymond Class 3A Friday’s Games MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY LOGGERS 52, VIKINGS 38 SEAGULLS 68, BEAVERS 38 School W-L Pts Last L.A. Lakers at Orlando, 4 p.m. Onalaska 16 18 7 11 —52 Tenino 8 7 17 6 —38 1. Cleveland (12) 12-2 129 1 Toronto at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Mossyrock 1 10 11 16 —38 Raymond 17 19 16 16 —68 2. Holy Names 13-1 104 3 Dallas at Brooklyn, 4:30 p.m. NBCSN — Northeastern at Notre Dame Onalaska (52) — Paxton 13, Dur- Tenino (38) — Vens 3, Ford 1, 3. Juanita (1) 14-1 92 2 Oklahoma City at Boston, 4:30 p.m. 4. Mountlake Terrace 11-3 75 4 NBA BASKETBALL yea 17, Dalsted 6, Musick 8, Vint 3, Hoyt Bronson 3, Gubbe 2, Tibbetts 11, Rich- Milwaukee at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m. 5 ardson 2, Richards 14, Masters 2 5. Glacier Peak 14-2 71 5 New Orleans at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. 5 p.m. FG: 16 of 53 —.302 FT: 17 of 28 FG: 16 of 48 —.333 FT: 5 of 8 —.625 6. Blanchet 12-2 47 9 San Antonio at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. ESPN — L.A. Clippers at Chicago —.607 Reb: 35 (Paxton 10) Reb. 30 (Tibbetts 14) 7. Prairie 11-2 42 6 Mossyrock (38) — Blackburn 4, Raymond (68) — Williams 22, 8. Wilson, Woodrow 11-3 38 8 Charlotte at New York, 4:30 p.m. SOCCER Smith 2, Quinlan 2, Shultz, Moorcroft Gilbert 7, Collins 6, Dunsmoor 2, Heck- 9. Bellevue 11-4 32 10 L.A. Clippers at Chicago, 5 p.m. 11:30 a.m. 12, McCoy 1, Hensch 16 erd 7, Garcia 15, Flemetis 5, Oatfield 1 10. Liberty (Renton) 11-3 26 NR Memphis at Houston, 5 p.m. FG: 13 of 44 —.295 FT: 11 of 27 FG: 23 of 60 —.383 FT: 14 of 23 Others receiving votes: Shorecrest Washington at Phoenix, 6 p.m. FS1 — FA Cup, fourth round, Arsenal vs. Cov- —.407 Reb: N/A —.609 Reb. N/A 24. Kamiakin 21. Lincoln 9. Sunnyside Indiana at Sacramento, 7 p.m. entry, at London At Pe Ell 2. Bonney Lake 1. Everett 1. Ferndale 1. Minnesota at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 • Sports 7

ETHAN WRAGGE, CREIGHTON SATURDAY, JAN. 25 Wragge tied a school record with nine 3-point- 1. Arizona (18-0) Poor free throwing shooting could be a problem in March. FLORIDA STATE AT DUKE ers to lead the Bluejays to a stunning 96–68 This is an intriguing matchup between one of win at Villanova Monday night. Wragge hit eight 2. Syracuse (18-0) Orange survive a scare from Pittsburgh in the Dome. the nation’s top defensive teams in Florida State of his threes in the first half to help Creighton 3. Michigan St. (17-1) Veteran Spartans are 5–0 in true road games. and a Duke team that is loaded with offensive build a 28-point lead. As a team, the Bluejays 4. Florida (15-2) Scottie Wilbekin is one of nation’s elite point guards. weapons. Florida State is holding its opponents hit their first nine threes and hit 21 overall, set- 5. San Diego St. (16-1) Aztecs are only shooting .435 from 2-point range. to 39.6 percent shooting on 2-point field goals, ting a school and Big East record. Creighton led 6. Kansas (14-4) Jayhawks could be scary good in March. which ranks second in the nation. Duke, which by as many as 41 points in the second half. 7. Wisconsin (16-2) Michigan hands Wisconsin rare loss in Madison. shoots 41.4 percent from three and 52.7 per- FUQUAN EDWIN, SETON HALL 8. Villanova (16-2) Wildcats ambushed by Creighton on Monday night. cent from two, ranks second nationally in of- Edwin fueled Seton Hall’s second-half rally with 9. Iowa (15-3) Hawkeyes poised for a run at Big Ten title. fensive efficiency (1.22 points per possession). 19 of his 24 points in the final 17 minutes to 10. Wichita State (19-0) Shockers might not be tested until March. TEXAS AT BAYLOR help the Pirates beat Georgetown 67–57 at the 11. Oklahoma St. (15-3) Pokes show toughness in narrow loss in Lawrence. Texas has suffered major personnel losses in Verizon Center in Washington, D.C. A senior 12. Louisville (16-3) Cards are the team to beat in the American. recent years, but Rick Barnes has the Long- guard, Edwin connected on all five of his 3- 13. Creighton (16-3) Bluejays lead the nation in 3-point shooting (.437). horns in the hunt for an NCAA Tournament point attempts in the second half as the Pirates 14. California (14-4) Golden Bears are once again exceeding expectations. berth. Baylor, on the other hand, has too much turned a 10-point deficit into a 10-point win. talent to be 1–4 in the Big 12. With non-confer- Edwin also recorded five steals and is now the 15. Saint Louis (17-2) Billikens leading the nation in defensive efficiency. ence wins over Colorado, Dayton and Kentucky, school’s all-time leader with 263. Seton Hall, 16. UMass (16-1) Three A-10 wins have come by a total of 10 points. Baylor’s NCAA résumé is solid, but at some now 2–3 in the Big East, had not defeated 17. Iowa State (14-3) Cyclones have lost three straight to drop to 2–3 in Big 12. point this team needs to start winning games in Georgetown on the road since January 2003. 18. Kentucky (13-4) Cats bullied on the boards in win over Vols at Rupp. league play. KAMERON WOODS, BUTLER 19. Cincinnati (17-2) Bearcats stellar on defense, painful (at times) on offense. KANSAS STATE AT IOWA STATE Four days after being held scoreless on 0-of-9 20. Pittsburgh (16-2) Panthers finding life in the ACC to be quite nice. Iowa State, which has lost three straight games shooting in a 28-point loss at Creighton, Woods 21. Duke (14-4) Devils’ offense comes alive in 35-point win vs. State. following a 14–0 start, desperately needs a win scored 16 points and grabbed 14 rebounds in 22. Michigan (13-4) Wolverines thriving without Mitch McGary. to remain relevant in the Big 12 title chase. Butler’s 69–57 overtime win over Marquette. 23. UConn (14-4) Huskies shooting a stellar .410 from 3-point range. Kansas State has been one of the league’s early The Bulldogs had been 0–5 in the Big East, with 24. Memphis (13-4) Tigers are inconsistent but have the talent for a deep run. surprises; the Cats are 4–1 in the Big 12, with three of the five losses coming in overtime. 25. Kansas State (14-4) Wildcats can’t shoot, but they defend at a high level. Bruce Schwartzman the only loss coming on the road at Kansas. Woods, a 6'9" sophomore, has had at least 10 Bruce Weber’s team has been terrific on the de- rebounds in four straight games. Tyler Ennis, Syracuse *Records and rankings are as of Jan. 21 fensive end and has been especially adept at DREW CRAWFORD, NORTHWESTERN guarding the 3-point line. Defending Iowa Northwestern won its first Big Ten road game in State’s many set plays will be key in this game. more than a calendar year thanks to Crawford, TENNESSEE AT FLORIDA who scored 17 points and added 11 rebounds Florida, off to a 4–0 start, has emerged as the in the Wildcats’ surprising 54–47 win at Indi- team to beat in the SEC. The Gators do just ana. Northwestern, under first-year coach Chris Iowa making a move in Big Ten about everything well except shoot free throws, Collins, is 9–10 overall and 2–4 in the Big Ten, where they are 270th in the nation at 66.6 per- but the Cats have won two of their last three cent. Tennessee features one of the most tal- games. Who’s your pick to win the Big Ten regular-season title? ented rosters in the league, but the Vols have JOEL EMBIID, KANSAS some troubling losses — vs. UTEP on a neutral Mitch Light: Michigan State Embiid is playing like the No. 1 pick in the 2014 court and against NC State and Texas A&M at NBA Draft. The freshman center was sensa- might be the obvious pick, but I’m home. This team is searching for a quality win tional in Kansas’ 80–78 win over Oklahoma going with Iowa. I’ve been on the to pad its NCAA Tournament résumé. State on Saturday, scoring 13 points (on 5-of- Hawkeyes’ bandwagon since last WISCONSIN AT PURDUE 6 shooting) with 11 rebounds and eight blocked season, when they narrowly missed Wisconsin, losers of two straight games, hits the shots. Then, on Monday night, the Cameroon the NCAA Tournament despite road for tough tests at Minnesota on Wednesday native scored 12 points and added four re- going 9–9 — with six of the losses and surging Purdue on Saturday. The Boiler- bounds in the Jayhawks’ 10-point win over coming by four points or less — in makers have won three straight in league play, Baylor. the nation’s most difficult confer- highlighted by last week’s 66–58 victory at Illi- NIK STAUSKAS, MICHIGAN ence. With every key player back, nois. Matt Painter’s team has trouble scoring at Stauskas scored 23 points to lead Michigan to it’s no surprise that Fran McCaffery times, but the Boilers have been able to create a rare win over Wisconsin at the Kohl Center. has his team in the hunt for a league extra possessions due to their outstanding work The sophomore sharpshooter hit three 3-point- on the offensive glass. This is a huge opportu- title. Iowa might lack the star power ers, none more important than a step-back nity for Purdue. jumper from the left side that gave the Wolver- of some of the elite teams in the Big VILLANOVA AT MARQUETTE ines a four-point lead with under a minute to Ten, but no program features more Marquette has been one of the most disap- play. Stauskas added four free throws down the quality depth. McCaffery can go 10 pointing teams in the country this season. The stretch to secure Michigan’s first win in Madi- deep and has the ability to mix and Golden Eagles, 11–8 overall and 3–3 in the Big son since 1999. The Wolverines, who are play- match lineups to accentuate his East, are in danger of missing the NCAA Tour- ing without standout big man Mitch McGary team’s positives. Taking a quick look nament for the first time since 2005. Villanova (out for the season with a back injury), have at the advanced stats, there isn’t one must regroup after its stunning 28-point loss at won seven straight games. thing that this team does not do well. home to Creighton on Monday night. Defending BRYCE COTTON, PROVIDENCE The Hawkeyes are efficient offen- the 3-point line will obviously be a focus in prac- Cotton scored a game-high 23 points to lead sively — and aren’t too reliant on the tice this week for Jay Wright. short-handed Providence to an 81–68 win over MICHIGAN AT MICHIGAN STATE Creighton, which entered the game with a 5–0 3-pointer — and outstanding on the The stakes will be high when these two in-state record in Big East play. Cotton, a senior guard, defensive end while playing at one rivals meet in East Lansing. Michigan has has scored 20 points or more in three straight of the fastest tempos in the country. jumped out to a 5–0 record in the Big Ten, but games — wins over Georgetown, St. John’s I’m picking the Spar- David Fox: the Wolverines play Iowa and Michigan State — (on the road) and Creighton. He is averaging tans, though it’s a tough call over arguably the two best teams in the league — 20.4 points per game. Wisconsin. Consider that Tom Izzo this week. A split would be great for John MONTREZL HARRELL, LOUISVILLE hasn’t had a fully healthy roster this Beilein’s team. Michigan State is 6–0 in the Harrell recorded a double-double for the third season and still started 17–1. Gary league (including four wins on the road) despite time in four games, scoring 18 points and grab- Reese Strickland USA Today Sports the absence of Adreian Payne (foot injury) in the Harris and Adreian Payne have both Roy Devyn Marble and the Iowa Hawkeyes have the talent — and depth — to contend for bing 13 rebounds in the Cardinals’ 76–64 win last three games. The Spartans need their sen- been hurt. So has Branden Dawson. the school’s first Big Ten title since 1979, when Lute Olson was the coach in Iowa City. at UConn on Saturday night. Harrell, who is That said, Keith Appling is one of ior big man to be healthy for the stretch run. shooting .634 from the field, connected on 8- GEORGETOWN AT CREIGHTON of-10 from the field and also blocked three the most improved players in the Big pears headed toward a top-three fin- URI after the 2011-12 season, but he Both teams had eventful games Monday night. shots for the surging Cards, who have won Ten, and the Spartans have had the ish in the Pac-12 despite falling to landed on his feet and was named Creighton set a bunch of shooting records at Vil- three straight games. depth in Denzel Valentine, Travis Utah last weekend for the first time head coach at Canisius. Billy fol- Trice and Kenny Kaminksi to lanova en route to a 96–68 stunner over the JOHNNY O’BRYANT, LSU since 1983 — a game in which An- lowed his dad to upstate New York Wildcats. The Bluejays are 6–1 in league play O’Bryant, a former McDonald’s All-American, weather the injuries so far. The road derson scored 28 points, grabbed and has been one of the nation’s pre- in their first season in the Big East. Georgetown rebounded from a subpar game in LSU’s loss at will be tough — quite literally, with seven rebounds and dished out seven mier scorers over the last two sea- blew a seven-point lead in the final three min- Ole Miss to score 22 points and grab 12 re- trips to Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan assists. Normally, UCLA would be a sons. utes on its way to an 80–72 overtime loss at bounds in the Tigers’ 81–58 win over Vander- and Ohio State — but Michigan high-profile location for a player of Fox: Delon Wright probably won’t home to Marquette. The Hoyas, who have lost bilt in Baton Rouge. O’Bryant and the LSU State can navigate it. Anderson’s caliber, but it feels like be underrated for much longer as three straight games, dropped to 11–7 overall frontline dominated Vanderbilt on the glass, the sophomore is flying under the Utah defeated UCLA on Saturday, and 3–4 in the Big East. outrebounding the Commodores 48-to-24. Who is the most underrated national radar this season. but the Utes’ point guard is my pick. SUNDAY, JAN. 26 CHASSON RANDLE, STANFORD player in the nation? Light: This one is bit off the na- Academic issues landed him in jun- ILLINOIS AT INDIANA Randle tied a career high with 33 points to lead Braden Gall: UCLA’s Kyle An- tional radar — Billy Baron from ior college out of high school, but the Just a few weeks ago, Illinois was 13–2 overall Stanford to a 79–67 win over Washington late derson. The 6'9" point-forward is and 2–0 in the Big Ten. Now, the Fighting Illini Saturday in Palo Alto. A junior guard from Illi- Canisius. Baron, on his third school brother of Trail Blazers forward are 13–6 and 2–4 with games at Ohio State and nois, Randle hit 11-of-15 from the field and 10- likely overlooked because he plays in four years, is averaging 23.1 Dorell Wright earned his way onto a Indiana looming. Barring a quick turnaround, of-13 from the foul line en route to his third on the West Coast in a nondescript points, 5.0 rebounds and 5.1 assists Pac-12 roster. Wright is as composed John Groce’s team will have a tough time earn- game with 30-plus points this season. He leads Pac-12 for a solid-but-not-special while shooting .453 from 3-point of a point guard as there is, and his ing a bid to the NCAA Tournament. Indiana ex- the team in scoring at 19.5 points per game. Bruins team. But Anderson is aver- range and .913 from the line. Baron numbers are staggering: 15.7 points, perienced both the highs and lows of conference aging 15.5 points per game and lead- began his career at Virginia but trans- 5.2 assists, 7.3 rebounds and 2.7 play last week, beating undefeated (at the time) ing UCLA in both rebounding (8.9 ferred to Rhode Island after one se- steals per game while shooting 63.5 Wisconsin on Tuesday and losing at home to rpg) and assists (6.6 apg). This is an mester to play for his father, Jim percent from the floor — all for Northwestern on Saturday. The Hoosiers cannot NCAA Tournament team and ap- Baron. The elder Baron was fired at Utah’s best team since 2008-09. afford to lose another home game to a team in the bottom half of the Big Ten. Mitchell Braden Nathan David Steven CALIFORNIA AT UCLA Athlon Board of Experts Light Gall Rush Fox Lassan Consensus The cast of characters changes each season, This Week’s Games & Experts’ Records 14-6 14-6 15-5 15-5 15-5 15-5 but the winning ways continue in Berkeley. Mike Montgomery, one of the game’s most under- Florida State at Duke Duke by 3 Duke by 7 Duke by 4 Duke by 7 Duke by 9 Duke by 6 rated coaches, has California off to a 5–0 start Texas at Baylor Baylor by 1 Baylor by 10 Baylor by 3 Texas by 3 Texas by 1 Baylor by 2 in the Pac-12, with three of the five wins com- Kansas State at Iowa State Iowa State by 7 Iowa State by 3 Iowa State by 6 Iowa State by 4 Iowa State by 5 Iowa State by 5 ing on the road. Guard Justin Cobbs, one of five Tennessee at Florida Florida by 10 Florida by 7 Florida by 5 Florida by 9 Florida by 10 Florida by 8 players averaging at least 10 points per game, Wisconsin at Purdue Purdue by 1 Wisconsin by 3 Wisconsin by 1 Wisconsin by 11 Wisconsin by 8 Wisconsin by 4 is enjoying a stellar senior season for the Bears. 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Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press Seattle Seahawks' Richard Sherman speaks at an NFL football news conference Wednesday in Renton. The Seahawks play the Denver Broncos in the Super Bowl on Feb. 2.

Lynnae Erickson / Courtesy Photo The Centralia ifth-grade select basketball team inished second out of eight teams last weekend at a tournament in WR Sherman Onalaska. In the back row, from left, are coach Albert Kassel, Benito Valencia, Paris Chavez, Austin Johnson and coach Paul Johnson. In the middle row: Sawyer Vogel, Sawyer Kassel and Cameron Erickson. In the front row: coach Jeremy Hoyt, Bayden Teitzel and Brady Hoyt. Surprised by Public Reaction By Tim Booth What seemed to bother The Associated Press Sherman the most in the fallout was hearing the word RENTON — Richard Sherman wondered if he "thug" attached to his name. came to the NFL 20 years too "The only reason it both- late. ers me is it seems like it's The Seattle Seahawks' an accepted way of calling All-Pro cornerback won- someone the N-word nowa- dered if his swagger might days. It's like everybody else have fit better a few decades said the N-word and they earlier when that confidence said thug and they're like, and an unfiltered tongue was 'that's fine,'" Sherman said. perhaps more accepted. "That's where it kind of takes "I studied the old school me aback. It's kind of disap- game more than I studied the new school game, and I play pointing because they know. it that way. It rubs a lot of What is the definition of a people the wrong way," Sher- thug, really?" man said Wednesday. "Giv- Sherman then referenced ing a true speech after a game, seeing highlights of the Van- a true passionate speech is couver Canucks and Calgary old school football. Playing Flames playing on Saturday press corner and sitting up when a fight broke out two there every play is old school seconds into the game. football. I guess maybe I just "They didn't even play haven't adjusted to the times." Sherman spoke at length hockey. They just threw their for the first time since Sun- sticks aside and started fight- day's NFC championship ing," he said. "I saw that and game win over San Francisco said, 'Oh, man, I'm the thug? where his postgame com- What's going on here. Geez.' ments to Fox reporter Erin I'm really disappointed in be- Andrews became the talking ing called a thug." point. It was a loud, emotion- While there's been criti- al moment that happened cism for his rant, he's also re- just a few minutes after the ceived support. Perhaps most Seahawks earned the second surprising was a tweet from Super Bowl berth in fran- chise history. baseball Hall of Famer Hank Sherman was at the cen- Aaron. Not a huge user of so- ter of the decisive play, de- cial media — Aaron had sent flecting a pass intended for seven tweets before Tuesday Michael Crabtree in the end — his message to Sherman zone and watching team- read, "hang in there & keep mate Malcolm Smith run playing as well as you did over to intercept it to clinch Sunday. Excellent job - you the victory. Sherman's ensu- have my support." ing remarks were directed Sherman was peppered mostly at Crabtree but his intense, shouting delivery is with questions for more what took people aback. than 20 minutes Wednesday. Sherman said the reac- Teammate Russell Wilson tion that followed over the was also asked about the fall- next two days left him a little out. He said it hasn't been a stunned as well. distraction as the Seahawks "I was surprised by it. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] begin preparing for Denver. Because we're talking about Sherman also didn't like Centralia College’s Marced Farley puts a shot up during NWAACC West Division action against Lower Community Wednesday football here and a lot of night at the Michael Smith Gymnasium in Centralia. hearing that some have la- people took it a little bit fur- beled the team villainous. ther than football." Sherman "Anytime you label Rus- said. "I guess some people Trailblazers: Centralia Plays at Green River Sat. showed how far we have re- sell Wilson a villain it has to ally come in this day and age be a joke," he said. Continued from Sports 1 The mid-game adjustments rebounded Centralia 36 to 24 for and it was kind of profound Sherman said he has worked momentarily for the the game. not reached out to Crabtree. first half. When Jeremy Burright what happened and people's Trailblazers as they were able "Roffler's team's are always opinions of that nature, be- Sherman attempted to shake buried a 33-foot jumper at the to close the gap to just 6 points well-programed offensively," buzzer, it gave LC a 38-26 half- cause I was on a football Crabtree's hand following in the first five minutes of the said Moir. "They always run field showing passion. May- the interception only to get time advantage, the largest of second half. Then, however, their sets and make the extra be it was misdirected, maybe shoved in the face. Even after the evening to that point. the loose handles, sloppy pass- pass. And we've definitely got to things may have been im- Former Toledo standout and es, and poor decision-making credit their physicality." his on-field interview, Sher- mature, maybe things could man continued to deride current Red Devil Austin Trafe- reared their ugly heads again. Centralia, though, didn't have been worded better but let tried to explain some of what Capitalizing on the chaos, help its own cause on the offen- this is on a football field. I Crabtree in his postgame LC coach Jim Roffler had spent LC's Cameron Howell went to sive end, shooting 36 percent (21 didn't commit any crimes, I media session, calling the the first half hollering about. work on the offensive end, scor- of 58) from the field. wasn't doing anything ille- receiver "mediocre" and later "We were trying to contain ing a game-high 23 points, in- "Our top two scorers went 3 gal. I was showing passion saying their problems dated their penetration," said Trafelet, cluding a set of nifty finger rolls for 20 tonight," noted Moir. "It's after a football game." to an incident during an off- who acknowledged that on-the- and one monster breakaway tough to win many ball games Sherman apologized for season event in Arizona. ball defense is a team weakness slam. when your top three struggle taking away the spotlight Sherman said he doesn't at the moment. The Red Devils ran their lead like that." from the performances by regret the choke sign he di- Centralia coach Jason Moir out to as many as 15 points be- John Dumetz tallied a team- some of his teammates. Mar- rected at San Francisco quar- recognized the aggressive de- fore the reserves started to filter high 19 points and six rebounds shawn Lynch's 109 yards terback Colin Kaepernick, a fense and attempted to right his rushing and 40-yard touch- in, and the 9-point margin so- in the loss, while Marced Far- gesture that drew a 15-yard team's approach at the half. lidified. ley and Condale Scott added 10 down, Jermaine Kearse's penalty for unsportsmanlike "We just talked about trying Lower Columbia's 6-foot-9 points each. 35-yard touchdown catch to take better shots and trying post Christian Parrot notched Centralia (2-13, 2-5 league) on fourth-down and Bobby conduct. to stay composed," said Moir. 7 points and a game-high 10 re- plays at Green River on Satur- Wagner's 15 tackles all be- "No man, it's Reggie Mill- "They came out physical and we bounds, while Trafelet added 7 day. Lower Columbia improved came secondary to Sherman's er," Sherman said. "It's Reggie let it get to us. We did not re- points and two rebounds off of to 6-10 overall and 4-3 in West words. Miller. It's rivalries, right?" spond well to that challenge." the bench. The Red Devils out Division play with the win. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 Life

Pete Caster / [email protected] A model train is run at the Lewis County Historical Museum in Chehalis .

SEE THE LEWIS COUNTY MODEL RAILROAD CLUB IN ACTION Fridays – Members are usually present at the Lewis County His- torical Museum working on the train installation.

Third Friday of every month – Come in and see club members operating and get a chance to try your hand at running the trains from 4-7 p.m.

Train Swap Meet – 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., March 29 and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., March 30 at the South- west Washington Fairgrounds (In the Blue Pavilion). Cost: $5 per person.

Info: (360) 985-7788 or [email protected].

MODEL CLUB: Railroad Enthusiasts Started Young, Encourage Youth Today By Carrina Stanton For The Chronicle Ask a model railroader how their love of the hobby started and you're most likely to get a Chehalis is a part of the Lewis County Model Railroad Club’s local layout at the Lewis County Historical Museum. The club has created miniature versions of a number story of a wide-eyed kid and a of local towns and landmarks that their model trains run past. Lionel or American Flyer train. The story is the same for Dave Bond of Adna, who still owns his first Lionel. “Same as everybody,” he re- plied when asked how he got into the hobby. “Five years old. I got a Lionel train set and it went downhill from there.” Bond is one of the longest- standing members of the Lewis County Model Railroad Club, the group responsible for the model railroad display housed at the Lewis County Historical Museum. It's 11 active members strive to bring a hobby, enjoyed by an estimated 300,000-400,000 people worldwide, to the local community and especially to young people. Club president Ted Livermore said most model rail- roaders began as children and run trains similar to the eras and areas in which they grew up. Once each month the club holds an operating day at the museum where they demon- strate how they operate the trains as well as give young people a chance to try their hands at running trains themselves. He said their twice-yearly swap meets also include layouts that are hands-on for young people. “That's the fun of it,” Liver- more said. “Getting the kids involved and seeing their eyes light up. They just have a ball.” Founded about 36 years ago, the Lewis County Model Railroad Club started with por- table train layouts that members would put on display at the Lewis Dave Bond, vice president of the Lewis County Model Railroad Club, works on the parking lot of a church at the club’s layout at the Lewis County Historical Museum. please see TRAINS, page Life 2 Life 2 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 LIFE

Pete Caster / [email protected] Lewis County Model Railroad Club President Ted Livermore checks to see if a train he is running will pass through a tunnel with a camera attached on to it during a work meeting at the Lewis County Historical Museum. Trains: ‘Getting the Kids Involved and Seeing Their Eyes Light Up. They Just Have a Ball.’

Continued from Page Life 1 IMPORTANT MODEL Lewis County Mall the third week in January every year. RAILROAD LINGO Train clubs from all over the BENCHWORK — A frame that is the area would come and partici- foundation of a model railroad pate in the event. layout. L girder and open-grid are the two most popular types. “The merchants there loved GAUGE — The distance between it,” Livermore recalled. “They the inside of the heads of track told us they had better sales rails. then than the day after Christ- KITBASHING — Combining ele- mas.” ments from multiple model But when many of the ma- railroad kits to make a unique jor merchants moved out of the model. mall, the annual event ended. LAYOUT — The combination of model track, landscaping, The club drifted for a couple buildings and other details on years between shows at The which a model train is run. Yard Birds Mall and the South- OPERATING — Running trains on a west Washington Fairgrounds, model railroad layout in a way but the moving displays were that simulates real railroad difficult to store and transport. activity. SCALE — The size of a model rail- Then about seven years ago, road relative to life-size. The the Lewis County Historical most popular scales are: HO Museum announced it was look- (1/87 full-size); N (1/160); Z ing for a new permanent instal- (1/220); S (1/64); and O (1/48). lation and the Model Railroad SCRATCH BUILDING — Making a Club approached them about model from raw materials and A model train is run at the Lewis County Historical Museum. filling that void. The club is a parts instead of kits. SWITCH LIST — A set of instructions self-supporting corporation op- used by an engineer while you can use your creativity. For tain cars in a certain order and meetings, said there aren’t many erated in cooperation with the operating. example, working on a scale then drop them off at different such groups in his area and cer- museum. It makes money for its model of an oyster shack in Ray- stations throughout the layout. tainly none as active or friendly. upkeep through its twice-yearly mond for a piece at the museum, The trick is to figure out how to “I love the group and the train swap meet, now in its stock kits of buildings and de- Livermore used coffee stir sticks do so in the most efficient man- building. It’s historically con- fifth year, which is a fundraiser tails, Livermore said most seem to create a wooden deck and real ner possible. They must also be nected to what I’m interested in,” for the club as well as the Lewis to enjoy building either from oyster shells, picked up at the aware of the entire railroad lay- Loop said. County Historical Museum. scratch or “kitbashing” where beach and run through a coffee out and what other engineers are “You go into a lot of other Livermore started in the hob- they use pieces from kits to cre- grinder, to make the pile of oys- doing at the same time to avoid clubs and everything has got to by at 3 years old, accompanied ate the uniqueness they want. ters outside the shop. collisions. be in line, but here we’re not that by his father, and today has an Many model aficionados also “It’s as expensive as you want “It’s like a 3D video game,” way — we like to have fun,” add- entire room in his home dedi- enjoy layout building, which it to be,” he said. Livermore explained. ed member David Hiles. cated to trains. He said he enjoys includes aspects of history, en- Besides working on the ever Besides the love of the hobby, model railroading because it is gineering, architecture and en- expanding museum installa- club members said the camara- Carrina is a extremely creative, varied and vironmental science, and also tion, club members also gather derie is what keeps them coming local freelance educational. commands great dexterity. a few times each month at dif- back each week. United by a love writer special- “There are so many aspects to Livermore said he thinks ferent members’ homes to have of model railroading, and often izing in pieces for choose from you never get bored,” many novices would be sur- operating days. Each member life-sized railroading as well, the Life section Livermore explained. “If you get prised by how much some model gets a chance to act as engineer members say the Lewis County of The Chronicle. tired of building, you run.” railroad enthusiasts spend on and they get a set of instructions group is one of the most helpful She and her husband are raising While some model railroad the hobby. However, he said it called a switch list, much like and friendly groups they’ve met. enthusiasts are simply interest- does not mean you have to be their two daugh- a real life engineer would, that Dick Loop, who drives to ters in Chehalis. ed in running trains and using rich to enjoy it — especially if instructs them to pick up cer- Chehalis from Astoria for the Macklemore and Ryan Lewis Look Like Leading Grammy Contenders By Glenn Gamboa only seven awards, just like The unconventional team thank yous and referenced Tray- categories, which are voted on Newsday Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, also created some unconven- von Martin, the unarmed Flor- by all members of the Recording Kendrick Lamar, Justin Tim- tional themes for hip-hop. ida teen shot and killed in 2012. Academy. NEW YORK — Macklemore berlake and Pharrell Williams. "Thrift Shop" challenges the "I want to acknowledge Trayvon "Up until a year, a year and & Ryan Lewis have managed a What makes their nomina- widely held hip-hop ideal of us- Martin and the hundreds and a half ago, we were an under- pretty nifty trick: They are un- tions success even more surprising expensive clothes and de- hundreds of kids each year that ground rap group that only a derdogs who are leading the pack. ing is that they released "The signer labels to convey status. "I are dying due to racial profil- small percentage of the popula- The Seattle hip-hop duo went Heist," which went platinum last am stuntin' and flossin' and ing and the violence that follows tion knew about," Macklemore from unknowns to arena-filling year, on their own Macklemore savin' my money and I'm hella it," he said. "It's time that we told MTV News after the nomi- stars in the course of a year or so, label. Everything about the proj- happy that's a bargain," Mackl- look out for the youth and fight nations were announced. "I nev- and their No. 1 smashes "Thrift ect had an indie, do-it-yourself emore declares, before question- against racism and the laws that Shop" and "Can't Hold Us" made er thought that our music would vibe that challenged business ing why anyone would pay $50 protect it." affect this many people and be them the first duo in history to as usual in the music industry. for a T-shirt. The duo's conscience-raising have their first two singles top And now, it seems, the music in- For "Same Love," Mackl- actions and their unorthodox heard by this many people. It's the charts. dustry is ready to reward them emore simply declares his sup- approach, as well as their un- the highest honor. It's the peak In what may be their biggest for it over previous Grammy port for same-sex marriage by questionable commercial suc- of what you strive for in terms of accomplishment yet, Mackl- darlings, including Timberlake, telling his own personal stories cess, should gain them plenty of being recognized for the music emore & Ryan Lewis go into who got shut out of the top cat- and bringing Lambert in to sing votes from the Recording Acad- that you make. Grammy night with the best egories even though his album about hers. By using hip-hop to emy, which likes to recognize all shot to take home the biggest "The 20/20 Experience" was his drive his point home, Mackl- of those qualities. THE SHOW awards. They have seven nomi- first in seven years and the big- emore questions the genre's on- Of course, there could be The 56th Annual Grammy nations overall and are the only gest-selling album of 2013. going use of homophobic slurs some spoilers. New Zealand Awards featuring performances artists with nominations in Instead of using the usual go- without battling over it. He just teen Lorde has several of the three of the top four categories — to hip-hop collaborators to ap- offers another rarely seen out- same qualities going for her by Paul McCartney and Ringo including album of the year for pear on their songs — like Chris look. "A certificate on paper isn't with her smash "Royals," which Starr, Macklemore & Ryan "The Heist," song of the year for Brown, Lil Wayne or Pharrell — gonna solve it all, but it's a damn is up for record of the year and Lewis, Sara Bareilles and Carole "Same Love" and best new artist. the duo went with lesser-known good place to start," Macklemore song of the year, as is Bruno King, Robin Thicke and Chi- "Seven is unbelievable," Lewis artists from the Seattle area. raps. "No law is gonna change us. Mars' "Locked Out of Heaven." cago, Daft Punk and Nile Rodg- told CNN after the nominations "Thrift Shop" features an ap- We have to change us." And the hip-hop establish- ers, P!nk and Nate Ruess, Taylor were announced. "We came here pearance from 52-year-old soul Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' ment hasn't been completely Swift, Keith Urban and others hoping for one." singer Wanz. "Can't Hold Us" outsider attitude even extends supportive of Macklemore & 8 EST January 26, CBS, live For the year, Jay Z actu- has 22-year-old newcomer Ray to their acceptance speeches for Ryan Lewis, which will actually from Staples Center in L.A. ally tops the nominations with Dalton singing the chorus. And awards. At the American Mu- make it tougher for them to win Pre-telecast awards begin at nine. However, he was nomi- "Same Love" includes 24-year- sic Awards, after the duo won in the rap categories — voted 4 p.m. on grammy.com/live nated twice in two categories, old singer-songwriter Mary for favorite rap/hip-hop album, on only by those working in the Red-carpet coverage begins making him eligible to win Lambert on the hook. Macklemore skipped the usual rap field — than in the general at 4 p.m. on E! • Life 3 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 Gnudi, Easy-To-Make Little Italian Dumplings, May Make You Forget Ravioli By Joe Gray Since that initial batch, I have ½ teaspoon grated nutmeg and Chicago Tribune been making gnudi frequently, pepper to taste. varying the filling with spinach Form small dumplings with You know how a word you've (a classic ingredient) and but- your hands, using about 2 tea- just learned suddenly begins pop- ternut squash. They've become a ping up everywhere? Well, gnudi spoons mixture per dumpling. house favorite. (Tightly pack the mixture so that have been doing virtually the If you've shied away from same lately, showing up on menus it won't break up in the water.) making homemade ravioli, what Place gnudi on a floured surface, in restaurants I've visited and in with all the work of forming the cookbooks I've been reading. making sure they don't touch pasta dough, rolling, filling and each other. But just as that new vocabu- cutting, maybe this project is your lary word was always out there but warm-up. Or just make gnudi in- Heat a large pot of well-salted you hadn't noticed it, gnudi have stead and forget the pasta. water to a boil over high heat; been around for centuries. And I add the gnudi, in batches, being had known about them for years. RICOTTA GNUDI careful not to crowd them. After I just hadn't made them or even Adapted from "The Geometry of gnudi float to the surface, cook, tasted them. Pasta" (Quirk, $24.95) by Caz Hil- 2-4 minutes. Lift them out with a Gnudi are little ricotta dump- debrand and Jacob Kenedy. slotted spoon; transfer to a warm lings, best thought of as ravioli If the ricotta seems wet, let it serving dish coated with a little filling without the pasta envelop- drain in a sieve, about 30 minutes. olive oil to prevent sticking. Repe ing it. The Italian word "gnudi" at with remaining gnudi. means "nudes," so it's like nude Directions: Meanwhile, for the sauce, ravioli. (They are sometimes Mix together: melt ½ stick salted butter with called ravioli gnudi.) Or ravioli 6 large fresh sage leaves in a guts. They are similar to gnocchi 1 cup whole milk ricotta, large skillet. Toss the cooked but much lighter and much easier ½ cup grated pecorino Romano, to make. gnudi in the butter sauce. Serve, 1 egg and 5 to 6 tablespoons fresh sprinkled with freshly grated I got around to trying gnudi breadcrumbs; season with ½ (pronounced NYOO-dee) a cou- teaspoon salt and a little freshly Parmesan. ple of months ago. With some grated nutmeg to taste. Let sit so Makes: 30 gnudi, serves super-fresh ricotta — essential that the breadcrumbs thicken 4 as a main course or 6 as a for the best flavor — languishing the mixture, 30 minutes. starter in the fridge, I decided to take the Heat a large pot of well-salted plunge, following a recipe from water to a boil over high heat. SQUASH AND RICOTTA GNUDI "The Geometry of Pasta" by Caz Roll the dough into 20-30 small Follow the directions for Hildebrand and Jacob Kenedy. balls with well-floured hands, the ricotta gnudi, using ¾ The method is simple: Mix ricotta, placing them on a floured bak- flour, egg, grated cheese and sea- ing sheet. You want plenty of cup whole milk ricotta, ½ sonings together. ("The Geometry flour on the outside of each ball cup cooked, pureed butter- of Pasta" calls for breadcrumbs to to make a protective skin on the nut squash, ½ cup grated bind the dumplings, instead of Parmesan, 1 egg yolk, ½ Gnudi, an Italian dumpling, has been showing up everywhere lately. One vari naked mixture. Bill Hogan/ flour.) Mold into small balls with Carefully slip them into the cup fresh breadcrumbs, ½ ety is spinach ricotta gnudi. Chicago Tribune your hands. Cook in boiling water. boiling water. After they bob teaspoon salt and a dash - The funny thing is that until to the surface, cook, 2 minutes. of nutmeg. If the squash finding that recipe, I had scoured Remove from pot with a slotted is wet, allow it to drain be- more than a dozen Italian cook- spoon. Serve with more pecori- fore using it. Pre-cooked, frozen Slip it into your pot of books with no luck. I began to no or with a sauce of your choice. squash (defrosted and drained boiling water. It should cook SAUCES: The gnudi pair well with a va- think that gnudi might be a rela- Makes: 20-30 gnudi, 4 servings first) works well in this recipe. without breaking up. If it dis- tively new variation on ravioli. In- Add additional breadcrumbs if riety of sauces. For simpler dump- integrates, adjust the mixture lings, such as plain ricotta gnudi, stead, I found that they date from SPINACH GNUDI the dough seems wet. with more flour or ricotta. at least the late 1200s, according choose simpler sauces. Serve Adapted from "The Italian them in a shallow pool of home- to Oretta Zanini de Vita in "En- Cooking Course" (Kyle, $29.95) by GET MORE OUT OF YOUR GNUDI cyclopedia of Pasta," and predate made chicken broth, showered Katie Caldesi. Mix it up: with grated Parmesan, Romano stuffed pasta. The Italian dumplings gnudi are easy to make, and easier if Ricotta with its natural or Asiago. A light tomato sauce you follow these tips. Then, once stickiness is the constant that also works well with the ricotta you've got the hang of them, try holds gnudi together. But the gnudi, and is a natural match for some variations. mixture can be varied to your the spinach gnudi. We liked the Forming: squash gnudi with melted butter taste, as long as you don't tin- in which fresh sage leaves have To prevent sticking, spread a ker too much so that the ricotta simmered for a few minutes. layer of flour in a plate or shallow can no longer do its job. Along Browning: Boost the flavor. bowl. After forming each dump- with the spinach and squash Melt 2 or 3 tablespoons butter in ling, roll them in the flour to coat variations, you could mix in a skillet. Add the cooked gnudi all sides. Remove excess flour by fresh herbs. Try adding thyme, to the hot butter; cook, turning, gently shaking the dumplings in parsley or basil. Make sure to to brown all sides lightly. (We one hand with fingers splayed chop them finely and to use had duck fat on hand, which somewhat so the flour drops back only a couple of tablespoons worked beautifully. Bacon fat? Even better.) onto the plate. This should leave or so. A very finely chopped you with lightly coated gnudi. •••• Place them on a waxed pa- garlic clove would complement per- or parchment paper-lined the ricotta as well. Nutmeg is a BASIC TOMATO SAUCE cookie sheet as you form the natural with the ricotta and the Take 1 can (28 ounces) im- remaining gnudi. squash and spinach variations, ported Italian plum tomatoes; but how about a half teaspoon separate the tomatoes from the Scoop: of chili powder? juice, reserving the juice. Chop Bill Hogan/Chicago Tribune the tomatoes very well on a cut- A 1- or 2-teaspoon cookie BREADCRUMBS: ting board or in a food processor. scoop with a spring-action The tomatoes should be chopped Gnudi, an Italian dumpling, is easier to make than ravioli, one variety is squash release works wonders for Although flour seems to be finely but retain some texture. ricotta gnudi. portioning the gnudi. You'll get the most used binder, we liked Heat 2 tablespoons olive oil in a Directions: uniform size, which means the the extra texture brought by saucepan over medium heat; add It's easy to see why dumplings will cook evenly. The using breadcrumbs. Be sure to 1 to 2 cloves minced garlic. Cook, Cook 12 ounces fresh spinach gnudi will grow about 30 to 50 gnudi stuck around. They came use fresh, not dried. They are 30 seconds. Add the chopped to- out tender and delicious. And in a large pot until wilted. Al- percent as they cook and absorb matoes; season with a little kosher although forming the little guys low to cool; squeeze to remove water. easy to make: Just buzz leftover good quality bakery bread in a salt. Simmer until sauce thickens was time-consuming (a small water. Chop it finely in a food Test: The dumplings should a little, about 5 minutes. If you spring-loaded cookie scoop, 1 processor. Mix together in a have just enough flour or bread- food processor. If your bread prefer a looser sauce, add some or 2 teaspoon measure, helps), bowl with 8 ounces whole milk crumbs to hold together. The is still fresh, toast it in an oven of the reserved juice and allow it the gnudi were so easy to make. ricotta (drained), 1 egg yolk, mixture should be a little sticky as on low temperature to remove to cook a few minutes. Add juli- Much less tricky than gnocchi ½ cup finely grated Parmesan, ½ you work with it. To test the mix- some of the moisture, about 20 enned basil leaves at the end, if or ravioli. cup flour, ½ to ¾ teaspoon salt, ture, form some into a small ball. or 30 minutes. you like.

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Lewis County History of — est. 1845 — Chehalis Depot

By Andy Skinner and Heather Beaird dimensions and attractions, be used to save old railroad de- For The Chronicle which included a women’s retir- pots and turn them into public ing room and a men’s smoking facilities. Success in placing the Lewis County Historical room, along with a domed wait- building on the state Register of Museum occupies the former ing area with double settees, the Historic Places came on March Burlington Northern train de- ticket office, the telegrapher’s 8, 1974 and on the National Reg- pot, a building with a long and room, and the trainmen’s room. ister September 6, 1974. How- storied history. Chehalis citi- To make the structure as fire- ever, Burlington Northern again zens have many causes for pride proof as possible, it was built of brought up safety – the building in all of the depot’s incarnations. Photo courtesy of Lewis County Historical Museum brick, cement, and stone. was deteriorating. They thought A view from the south looking at The Depot in 1928. The commitment to community On September 27, 1912, the the 50-60 trains that passed dai- development and willingness old wooden depot was loaded ly, and a museum with increased to fight for our city is assured a onto flatcars and hauled down public attraction was just too place in both Burlington North- the tracks to become part of the dangerous. The county agreed ern and Northern Pacific rail- freight depot just south of the to build a fence between the de- road histories. new depot and passenger station. pot and the tracks. On June 11, In the 1870s, Northern Pa- On January 23, 1913, the dedica- 1975, Senator Magnuson relayed cific began construction of a rail tion of the new depot was hosted to the Lewis County Commis- line from Kalama to Tacoma. by William West, and was at- sioners that Burlington North- The railroad requested a dona- tended by 200 people, including ern guaranteed the depot could tion of land from Eliza Barrett prominent railroad officials. By be leased by the county as long for a depot so that a Saunder- 1914, 44 passenger and 17 freight as it was used as a museum. sville stop could be added, but trains passed through Lewis Vacant and neglected since Eliza increased the price of her County weekly. it’s closure in 1973, the depot – land after reading the proposal. now in the Historical Society’s Railroad general J.W. THE MERGER WITH hands – needed a lot of work. Sprague purchased 40 acres at BURLINGTON NORTHERN Moss was eating away at the Newaukum Hill for a small fee The next chapter in the de- roof, multiple windows created with plans to sell it at overblown pot’s history began on March climate control issues, and the prices, and platted a town site. 2, 1970 when several railroad entire electrical system had to Unfortunately, reaching this sta- companies merged to become be updated. In July 1975, the tion made shipping freight im- Burlington Northern. Almost City Commissioners approved Photo courtesy of Lewis County Historical Museum possible. Later, at a town meet- immediately, the company Cynthia Elise Botch’s plan for The original red lag lown by William West to stop trains in Chehalis. ing, a gentleman reported that started closing small-town de- renovating the old building for seum’s first Director, Jill Kangas, nal entries and contemporary trains waved down by a red flag pots for economic reasons. In modern use. Several applica- and Assistant Director Mar- newspaper articles, these his- must stop. This being seen as a February of 1973, the Chehalis tions for grant funding were garet Shields, worked hard to tories are carefully traced and possible solution, the downtown train station closed its doors and submitted. An EDA grant for prepare exhibits and displays as exciting to read. A blacksmith merchants purchased red bun- was slated to be razed. Immedi- $96,000, along with $13,865 they were built. Countless hours shop showcases many tools of ting and took turns daily wav- ately, the Lewis County Histori- from the Historical Society and of petitioning, fundraising, and the trade; and kids are invited to ing at the trains. Thankfully, in cal Society sprung into action. $5079 from Lewis County went construction culminated in the play in the mercantile where an 1874, Saundersville became a The museum at the Cory house to pay the winning bid by Arvid September 18, 1979 grand open- old scale and other toys are sure regular stop. Eliza Barrett sold a was inaccessible for seniors and Keith for $114,943.40. This only ing and the museum saw 2500 to please. few lots by the tracks where the those in wheelchairs, not to covered the plumbing and elec- visitors in the first week. farmers erected a grain storage mention bursting at the seams tricity, not the interior remodel, warehouse and in 1890, a wood- and thought the depot could heating system, or display cases THE MUSEUM TODAY en “regulation depot” replaced be a better location. The Board so the Lewis County Historical the warehouse. Today, the Lewis County created a committee whose Society’s Ralph Roffler headed Historical Museum offers rotat- The town’s name changed members researched at the state a county-wide fund drive that Andy Skinner, to Chehalis in 1897 when it being exhibits in the large main director of the Lewis library, consulted with the state kicked off July 22, 1977 with a gallery. These have included County Historical came the county seat. With tim- Attorney General’s office, and $50,000 goal. ber and agriculture, it quickly antique dolls, hometown base- Museum, is working met with the Lewis County Committee members can- ball, and antique clothes and to create rotating grew into a commercial area, Commissioners to obtain legal vassed the county asking for exhibits that are growing from approximately quilts. Gallery II, the Indian proof of the depot’s historic sig- donations and offering the Room, features baskets by Mary enticing for current 2300 residents at the turn of the nificance. They also appointed purchase of commemorative museum patrons century to 6500 residents by the Kiona, a replica of a dugout ca- as well as fresh faces. a liaison between themselves, pioneer/donor plaques to be noe, a detailed diorama of life early teens. A new depot with a the Chehalis merchants, and displayed in the new museum. The WSU alumnus Andy Skinner passenger station was shortly in in the longhouses, a tribute to lives in Chehalis. Burlington Northern. Railroad Other fundraisers included a Roy I. Wilson, and many other the works to accommodate the officials claimed the building’s quilt raffle and a talent show, growing community. In January treasures. Gallery III’s obitu- proximity to the tracks made it more extensive newspaper ads aries and archives extend the of 1912, confirmation of a new unsafe for use as a public mu- as well as pledge cards allow- brick depot to be built just south entire recorded history of seum and they also doubted ing installment payments. The Lewis County. Volunteers are Heather Beaird, of the wooden one came, but the ability of a citizen’s group to Green Hill Correctional School volunteers at both railroad red tape — combined currently working to digi- the Lewis County maintain the depot. students provided labor to build tize these records for online with Chehalis citizens’ skepti- A canvass of the city gathered the track fence, and on Decem- Historical Museum cism of the railroad’s intentions availability through lewiscoun- and is also the LCHM 3600 signatures on a petition to ber 27, 1978, the county accept- tymuseum.net. Histories written — delayed construction several save the depot from destruction. ed the renovation as a completed board secretary. She times. To help allay fears, the and researched by descendants lives in Chehalis with Senators Warren Magnuson and project. of early Donation Land Claim her family. Northern Pacific released a de- Henry Jackson were sponsoring Early in 1979, construction tailed description of the depot’s owners fill bookshelves in the legislation for federal funds to of exhibit areas began. The mu- research library. Including jour- Heather Beaird

Peace, Dr. David S. Maynard (1808-1873) Ferguson County is Established ment. Getting the necessary approval Washington issues the new King County’s first mar- on January 23, 1863 takes nearly six months, but finally the riage license and presides at the wedding The Washington Territorial Legisla- sale is completed and the new owners of Seattle pioneers David T. Denny (1832- ture establishes the county of Ferguson, are able to declare the Mariners “Safe at state 1903) and Louisa Boren (1827-1916). more or less in the location of present-day Home.” Maynard had married a couple on Yakima and Kittitas counties. Ferguson HISTORY November 19, 1852 – John Bradley and County has few settlers and those settlers Mary Relyea of Steilacoom – before King George Karl is Hired to Coach Supersonics who do live there feel no need for county on January 23, 1992 County was established on December 22, designation. After only two years, the act Former Cleveland Cavaliers and Gold- By HistoryLink.org 1852. It was perhaps this technical point creating Ferguson County is repealed. that led historian Clarence Bagley to en State Warriors head coach George Karl Bishop Augustin Blanchet write that David and Louisa’s wedding is hired to be the SuperSonics head coach. Dedicates Washington’s Original was King County’s first. Governor Clarence Martin Signs the Steele Karl’s hiring comes on the heels of the St. James Cathedral at Fort Vancouver David and Louisa Denny settled on Act Establishing the Washington State club firing K. C. Jones, who had compiled on January 23, 1851 the future site of Seattle Center, and Da- Liquor Control Board on January 23, 1934 an unspectacular 59-59 won-loss record vid spearheaded numerous civic and Washington Governor Clarence Mar- over the course of one and a half seasons. Bishop Augustin Magloire Alexan- business projects that promoted the de- dre (A. M. A.) Blanchet (1797-1887) contin (1887-1955) signs the Steele Liquor Act velopment of Lake Union, the Univer- establishing the Washington State Liquor Tacoma’s Blair Bridge is Closed and secrates as a Catholic cathedral a rustic sity District, and the Licton Springs area. missionary church on land adjacent to the Control Board. Comprised of three exec- Demolition Begins on January 23, 1997 They remained married until Denny’s utive members appointed by the governor Hudson’s Bay Company’s Fort Vancou- Tacoma’s Blair Bridge, located on the death in 1903. Louisa died a widow 13 for nine-, six-, or three-year terms, the ver headquarters. The wooden structure tideflats near the waterfront, closes and years later – still known to pioneers as the board is charged with controlling public is built and paid for by Hudson’s Bay at demolition begins. This bascule draw- “sweet briar bride” for her first garden in access to alcohol by restraining competi- the request of Francis N. Blanchet (1795- bridge spanning the Blair Waterway, Seattle. tion. This is accomplished by regulating 1883), Father A. M. A. Blanchet’s brother along with the Murray Morgan Bridge the legal manufacture and distribution of and the first Archbishop of the see, or spanning the parallel Thea Foss Water- alcohol within the state, and by licensing diocese, of Oregon City. After serving Washington Territorial Legislature way, had connected northeast Tacoma the sale of alcoholic beverages in restau- as a simple parish church for the Roman Incorporates the City of Vancouver with downtown. The demolition follows rants and hotels with explicit standards Catholic residents of Fort Vancouver and on January 23, 1857 years of controversy and public opposi- regulating required ratios of food sale to the surrounding area, its status is upgrad- tion, with northeast Tacomans arguing The Washington Territorial Legisla- beverage sale. ed to cathedral when the Nesqually (later ture passes an act incorporating the City that the closing would cut them off from Nisqually) diocese is created and A. M. A. of Vancouver, a Clark County settlement downtown and delay emergency vehicles Blanchet is appointed bishop. It will serve of just over 918 acres located on the north A Group of Local Investors Announces and the Port of Tacoma arguing that the as the seat of the diocese until 1885, when bank of the Columbia River, 90 miles Plans to Buy the Seattle Mariners bridge was a barrier to further develop- a much grander St. James Cathedral is east of the Pacific Coast. It is the terri- on January 23, 1992 ment of the port. Complicated negotia- completed in the City of Vancouver. The tory’s second incorporated city, following tions, which included the Puyallup Tribe new cathedral will be the headquarters A group of local investors led by a only Steilacoom in Pierce County, which Japanese billionaire announces plans to of Indians, shipping firms, and the City of the church in Western Washington for gained that status in 1854. The Vancou- of Tacoma, resolved the issues. The day more than two decades, then will revert buy the Seattle Mariners, which would ver legislation sets the boundaries of the thwart a plan to move the team to Florida. before demolition begins, an alternate to a parish church when Bishop Edward city and establishes the office of mayor, a route looping around the tideflats opens J. O’Dea (1856-1932) moves the diocese to Calling itself the Baseball Club of Seattle, seven-member “common council,” and the group has members mostly from Nin- with the dedication of SR 509 and the new Seattle and builds a new St. James Cathe- other official positions. Over the next 150 cable-stayed bridge. dral. tendo of America, Microsoft, and McCaw years Vancouver will grow to a popula- Cellular Communications. But the big- tion of more than 164,000 (2009) and will gest investor by far is Hiroshi Yamauchi Marriage Unites David Denny and become the fourth largest city in the state. (1927-2103), head of Nintendo in Japan. Louisa Boren on January 23, 1853 Major League Baseball’S commissioner King County’s first Justice of the cites a policy opposing foreign invest- COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 • Life 5

GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

SHOE by Gary Brookins & Susie MacNelly FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves

B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker Life 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 COMICS

GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

SHOE by Gary Brookins & Susie MacNelly FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves

B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker • Life 7 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014

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PREVIOUS SOLUTION: Previous Solution: “A fanatic is a man that does what he thinks the Lord would do if He knew the facts of the case.”— Finley Peter Dunne © 2014 by NEA, Inc. Step Back in Time in Coastal SOLA (South of Los Angeles) By Carol Ann Davidson in the wood-paneled bars, the As we approached the island's McClatchy-Tribune News Service carpeted cabins, plush gaming main town, Avalon, I remem- rooms and two swimming pools. bered some of the films shot there, LONG BEACH, Calif. — At the nearby Aquarium of the like "Mutiny on the Bounty" and There's a redolent whiff of sea Pacific, the largest in Southern several scenes from "Chinatown." salt and nostalgia in the air California, penguins came out to Marilyn, previously Norma Jeane along a clutch of coastal towns play; sharks did their usual undu- Baker, had lived there with her in Southern California. The lating turns; moray eels peeked first husband, James Dougherty. glamorous aura of old Hol- their ugly mugs out from under Their modest home is still a high- lywood and bygone eras have rocks; otters lay on their backs as seeped into places both grand light of a rambling tram tour. if on a sofa, paddling smoothly But the highlight of the town and seemingly ordinary. along oblivious to human voyeurs. Take Long Beach, for ex- for me was also the crowning glo- Being so close to Hollywood, a lit- ry of William Wrigley Jr.'s foray ample, where the dowager liner tle razzmatazz was in order. Dur- The Queen Mary is permanently into creating grand edifices. The ing my visit in December it took chewing gum magnate had fallen docked. Despite her venerable the form of Santa Claus suspend- age of 77 she still commands in love with Catalina Island in the ed in his Santa Claus suit, in the respect and a bit of awe. Now a '20s, and the $2-million, 12-story- middle of a three-story-high glass floating hotel, the public rooms high art deco Casino was his love enclosed tank swarming with on view are imbued with a sense child. It was created for theater, brightly colored fish of all kinds of elegant opulence. The 32-foot- cinema and dance, not for gam- high Grand Salon is decorated in (no sharks, I noticed). Watching bling. The 20,000-square-foot an art deco style influenced by were children and their parents. dance floor could accommodate the Odeon movement of ancient Mr. Claus was set up with a mic 3,000 dancers. It remains to this Greece, with walls clad in peroba and asked questions by an inter- day a magnet for film premieres, viewer embedded in the group wood from Brazil and the stories jazz festivals and tourists who of cheering children and wide- of Jason and the Argonauts and Courtesy Photo stand in awe at the solid gold the Golden Fleece are etched in eyed adults. Driving south one couldn't The 32-foot-high Grand Salon of The Queen Mary. stars imbedded in the ceiling of reverse glass inlaid with silver the theater, with its remarkable escape the surfing culture of sports a Fazio-designed 18-hole played out in homes, each with leaf. Each of the 12 decks gives a acoustics and its place in history Huntington Beach. Tanned ocean-view golf course and a a distinctly different character. I peek into a life of yesteryear, with as the venue for the first sound and blond boys and girls walk- huge chunk of Italy practically found no two to be alike; in fact, numerous photos of well-heeled film premiere. and influential guests including ing along the sandy beach with spirited away from the mother- each seemed to try to outdo the their surf boards tucked under land. The style of architecture other with competing holiday That evening the island di- the Duke and Duchess of Wind- minished in size as the ferry sor, Dame Elizabeth Taylor, Cary their arms, or riding the crest is inspired by that 16th century decorations: Santa and all of his of a wave as comfortably as master of architects, Andrea Pal- reindeers atop one roof, another transported us back to the Grant, David Niven and the es- mainland. I remembered Gloria timable Sir Winston Churchill those otters, reminded me of ladia himself. Great archways and done up in a gingerbread mo- all those beach movies of the porte-cocheres and a 360-degree tif that practically eclipsed the Swanson's response to William (notably far removed from the Holden's line in the film Sunset duke and duchess). 1950s and early '60s like "Beach swimming pool that Esther Wil- house itself. The proud inhab- Boulevard: "You're Norma Des- You can choose to eat in the Blanket Bingo" and "Gidget," or liams would have coveted seemed itants greeted boardwalk pass- dining room, but I "took tea" on my favorite, "Where the Boys to blend into the wild blue Pacific; ersby and neighbors with festive mond. You used to be big." the sundeck overlooking the Are." Keeping an eye on the road understated shades of natural food and drinks. That evening "I am big. It's the pictures that bow. The "wait staff," as they are was difficult, but I did man- stone and warm caramels dress I sat and watched a parade of got small." said Swanson, herself referred to, are good ol' Ameri- age to steer my rental car safely the entire property with only the boats sailing by, festooned with one of the greatest of all silent can boys who have been steeped to Costa Mesa, home to South green of olive trees, towering cy- thematic designs. There was El- film actors. in the traditions of a proper Brit- Coast Plaza, the largest shop- press and indigenous plants to vis all lit up and Marilyn Mon- The grandeur of past icons ish tea. Our waiter knew for ex- ping mall on the west coast of complement the pale Palladian roe posing in spotlights. still looms large in memory and ample, that for a really fine cup the United States, and the splen- palette. The one disappointment As a matter of fact, in SOLA imagination along the meander- of tea, skim or 2 percent milk did Segerstrom Center for the for me, when I did manage a day (my acronym for south of Los An- ing SOLA coast. won't do (that is, if you want Arts. On the evening I attended, at the spa, was the rather austere geles), Monroe was everywhere. milk at all). Only whole milk Tchaikovsky and Bartok filled atmosphere that should have Mugs with her face on them, T- IF YOU GO: will actually bring out the best the concert hall with dramatic coddled and comforted. That eve- shirts of course, umbrellas, hats, in the leaves. music while the building itself, ning, however, I dined at the pre- you name it — her incomparable The Queen Mary: www. The hull of the ship, although with its sweeping staircase and mier restaurant, Andrea, and was and well-loved face epitomized queenmary.com far less glamorous, was deeply deep peach velvet curtains, was seduced by the hand-made pasta the nostalgia that seemed ubiqui- Aquarium of the Pacific: intriguing. Plaques attached to reminiscent of the old Holly- dish and charmed by its youthful tous. Perhaps none was as obvi- www.aquariumofpacific.org the walls of the claustrophobic wood theatres. The palette of creator, sous-chef Marco Crisuolo, ous as on Catalina Island, an hour Segerstrom Center for the rooms gave specific names, dates soft, soothing beiges and camels who earlier had given me a private and a half boat ride from Dana Arts: www.scfta.org and causes of deathly tales — men allowed the red velvet seats to pasta-making lesson. Point, a few miles south of New- Resort at Pelican Hill: www. and women who became ill at sea visually pop with sensual allure. By contrast, tiny Balboa Is- port Beach. It was a bright, shin- pelicanhill.com and those who were buried at sea The Oscar for grandness, land off Newport Beach is a bit ing day. The sea sparkled and the Balboa Island: www.bal- _ in stark contrast to the well-lived though, goes to the Resort at Peli- like the smaller scale Holly- dolphins showed off their specu- boaisland.com lives that were being played out can Hill in Newport Beach. The wood sets where life in a closely lar synchronization and jumps in Catalina Island: www.catali- above on the ballroom floor and 78-acre, 5-star luxury sanctuary knit community by the sea is the wake of the passenger ferry. nachamber.com Life 8 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 LIFE Santa Fe’s Goya Exhibit: Here ADVICE: Dear Abby Today, Gone Tomorrow Husband Enlists By Anne Z. Cooke When you compare two (1746-1828). Living during Hemingway in Campaign McClatchy-Tribune News Service or three of Francisco Goya’s one of Spain’s most tumultu- preliminary sketches for a ous eras, he witnessed — and SANTA FE, N.M. — You painting, you can almost see recorded — brutal scenes of have to ask yourself: Why to Have an Affair the way he thought. Play- war, military sieges, random is the current exhibit at the DEAR ABBY ing with different layouts, he killings, drought and politi- : I am 36. My hus- She is one of my regular cus- New Mexico Art Museum, would try one angle and then cal repression. The prints he band is 60. We have been together tomers, but I am very against in multicultural Santa Fe, another until he found the for 10 years. During the first four drunk driving. How would I pro- made in the last decades of attracting not just artists most effective way to record years we got along great, but he now fessionally handle this? I wanted and scholars, but fans of the what he’d seen and felt. It’s his life, some printed in pop- says he wants to to report it, but I didn’t know what cartoonist’s art (admirers of what you or I do — more or ular publications, wouldn’t have affairs. car she was driving or where she Gary Trudeau, Mike Luckov- less — when we take a pho- look amiss in tomorrow’s He texts was headed. How should this be ich and Rob Rogers)? Because tograph, zooming in and newspaper. Roughly drawn women and tries handled in the future? — CON- Santa Fe is the only place in crossing the street to avoid with dark, harsh, quick to hide it from FLICTED IN SAN FRANCISCO American where “Renais- the ugly truck or telephone strokes, they decry the hor- DEAR CONFLICTED: Be- sance to Goya: Prints and me. I found out pole. Poets do it when they rors of modern war: denuded cause you know the woman well, Drawings from Spain,” is on he was texting edit first drafts of poems. A landscapes, mutilated corps- his first ex-wife. you might say, “You nearly crashed display. Ending a global tour your car getting here. I care about look at the first draft of the It made me un- that visited Madrid and Syd- es and starving peasants. Sig- you too much to let you drive Declaration of Independence, comfortable, so By Abigail Van Buren ney, the show’s last venue is written by Thomas Jefferson, naling the end of a long era of home like this. I’m calling you a I asked him to in Santa Fe, where it remains reveals lined-out words and classical European art, they taxi. Pick up your car tomorrow.” through March 9. substitute phrasing suggest- foreshadow both Impression- stop. He didn’t. When I realized he When she’s sober again and And why, you might won- ed by John Adams and Ben- ism and Expressionism. hadn’t, I told him I would leave if it comes in for her next appoint- der, did I find a collection of jamin Franklin. happens again. This kind of behav- ment, tell her how worried you ior has been going on for more than black-and-brown scribbles Equally intriguing — but IF YOU GO: were about her. There are two ways compelling enough to make in a different way — is the half our marriage. to lose a customer. One is by of- a hastily planned trip to San- story of the collection itself, The “Renaissance To Goya” I am at the point where I don’t fending her. The other is by letting ta Fe to see them before they much of it assembled by To- exhibit remains at the New want to cuddle or be affectionate her kill herself behind the wheel return to the archives in Lon- mas Harris (also known as Mexico Art Museum in Santa with him at all. He commented the because she’s so drunk she can’t don’s British Museum? Be- Thomas Harris), a British Fe through March 9. The mu- other day that he should be allowed see straight. So let your conscience to have an affair because I men- cause the La Fonda Hotel on painter and draftsman, and — seum is open every day except guide you. the Plaza, a museum down to tioned that I find Hemingway inter- astonishingly — a MI5 dou- Monday, from 10 a.m. to 6 its bones (and my heart’s own ble-agent for Britain during esting. (He was known for affairs.) DEAR ABBY: I have a condition p.m.; entrance fees are $9 for home-away-from-home), was World War II. If it had been I’m at a loss. I care for my hus- that causes constant migraines. A advertising a killer rate for me, poking through second- out-of-state residents. band and don’t want to hurt him. new neighbor heard about my illness two in a double room, plus hand book and print stores For lodging and dining But I’m also scared that I can’t afford and is determined to become my a scrumptious breakfast and near the British Museum, I’d information, go to www.san- to be on my own. A little advice? — second mother. She continually tries tickets to the exhibit. never have thought to search tafe.org. Or stay where I do, at UNSURE IN WASHINGTON to visit, call and text even though my But I would have gone through the dusty stacks of the historic La Fonda hotel, DEAR UNSURE: Hemingway husband and I have asked her not to. anyway. First, the “Renais- tattered prints and etchings. on the Plaza. Completely ren- was also known for his drinking I dislike hurting people. How sance to Goya” exhibit is small But Harris, who knew what ovated from the plumbing to and big-game hunting. Is your can I get her to stop her stalker-ish enough to see all 132 pen-and- to look for, would have rec- husband considering doing those behavior without making this old the plaster, the much-loved, lady my enemy? — MY OTHER ink and chalk drawings and ognized them immediately. art-decorated ground floor things, too? sketches in a morning and HEADACHE’S A NEIGHBOR Ever on the hunt, he eventu- and lobby appear unchanged, If ever I heard of a couple who DEAR OTHER HEADACHE: still have time to study them ally built the largest collec- and the guest rooms look as could benefit from marriage coun- Stop asking and TELL this well- in detail. Some are quick and tion of its kind. And the MI5 seling, it’s you two. As it stands, rough; others are “cartoons” connection gives the story a they did when architect Mary meaning woman that she’s making Coulter designed them in the your marriage is broken. Counsel- your condition worse by continu- (from “carte,” meaning paper), certain zing. I like to imagine ing may help. If it doesn’t and you late 1920s. Paintings, murals, ing to call, text and visit. And while designs drawn for tapestry that his underground secret- don’t have a job, find one and figure weavers. Instead of cruising agent life gave him special sculpture, Pueblo pottery you’re at it, tell her that when you’re out a way to cut your expenses so ready for company, you will contact by, as one tends to do in a access to shady characters and Spanish colonial influ- you CAN afford to be on your own, huge museum, I took my time, and hidden works of art. You her — but only when you’re feeling ences make sleeping and eat- because it looks like you will be. well enough to chat. If she persists giving each one the same at- think? After he died (in a car ing here an experience. The tention I pay to the political accident after the war) his after that, don’t answer her calls and New Mexico Art Museum DEAR ABBY: I am an estheti- cartoons on the Los Angeles collection went to the British refuse her visits. is a five-minute walk away. cian who works as a waxing special- ••• Times’ opinion pages. Not Museum, where it lives in the La Fonda’s “Renaissance to surprisingly I came away with archives. ist. A customer of mine came in a Dear Abby is written by Abigail some clues as to how success- Though half a dozen art- Goya” hotel package starts at short while ago and admitted to Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phil- ful artists plan and complete ists are represented here, the $139 per night and includes driving to my salon while drunk. lips, and was founded by her mother, their master works, those majority of works are by breakfast for two in La Plazu- She mentioned she had almost Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at enormous oil paintings that one of my favorites, paint- ela, La Fonda’s the enclosed crashed her car getting here, and I www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, cover entire walls. er and print-maker Goya courtyard restaurant. could smell the liquor on her breath. Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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Celebrity Cipher

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SOLUTION TO PUZZLE ON PAGE LIFE 7: “There’s nothing wrong with being a loser, it just depends on how good you are at it.” — Punk rocker Billie Joe Armstrong © 2014 by NEA, Inc. ENTERTAINMENT The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 • Life 9

Movies Sports Kids Bets FRIDAY EVENING January 24, 2014 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 Dan Lewis, Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) ’ Last Man Standing The Neighbors Shark Tank Stylish baby shoes. (N) ’ 20/20 (N) ’ (CC) KOMO 4 News Jimmy Kimmel ABC 4 4 Mary Nam. (N) (CC) (N) ’ (CC) (CC) (N) ’ (CC) “Man, Actually” (CC) (DVS) 11:00pm (N) (CC) Live ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News (N) KING 5 News (N) Evening (N) (CC) Dateline NBC (N) ’ (CC) Grimm “The Wild Hunt” Monroe’s par- Dracula “Let There Be Light” Grayson KING 5 News (N) Tonight Show With NBC 5 5 (N) (CC) (CC) (CC) ents arrive early. (N) (CC) (DVS) and Lady Jane face off. (N) (CC) Jay Leno IND 6 6 Extra (N) (CC) America Now (N) Inside Edition (N) Access Hollyw’d Dr. Phil (N) ’ (CC) KING 5 News at 9 (N) (CC) KING 5 News at 10 (N) (CC) Katie (N) ’ (CC) KIRO 7 Eyewit- CBS Evening Entertainment To- The Insider (N) Undercover Boss “Buffets, Inc.” Buffets Hawaii Five-0 “Ho’opio” A kidnapped Blue Bloods “Warriors” Frank helps a KIRO 7 Eyewit- Late Show With CBS 7 7 ness News News/Pelley night (N) (CC) ’ (CC) Inc. CEO Anthony Wedo. (CC) girl’s body is discovered. ’ young Turkish woman. ’ (CC) ness News David Letterman ’ PBS 9 9 PBS NewsHour (N) (CC) Washington Week Charlie Rose -- Doc Martin Sleepless nights affect Doc The Real Mary Poppins Pamela Travers ›››› Some Like It Hot (1959, Comedy) Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon, Marilyn The Week (N) ’ and Louisa. ’ (CC) creates Mary Poppins. (N) Monroe. Two gangland murder witnesses disguise themselves as women. Family Guy ’ Family Guy ’ The Simpsons The Simpsons Two and a Half Two and a Half Q13 FOX News at Washington’s Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) How I Met Your How I Met Your MNT 10 10 (CC) (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) 9 (N) (CC) Most Wanted Mother “Noretta” Mother ’ (CC) The King of The King of Family Feud ’ Family Feud ’ The Carrie Diaries Mouse uncovers a Supernatural “First Born” Castiel no- Seinfeld “The Tape” Seinfeld “The Lip The Office “Booze Rules of Engage- C W 11 11 Queens ’ (CC) Queens ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) secret about Donna. (N) ’ (CC) tices something about Sam. ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Reader” ’ (CC) Cruise” ment “Baked” ’ Full Focus “Rail- McLaughlin Group Moyers & Com- Northwest Now Foyle’s War “A Lesson in Murder” Man Inspector Morse A girl disappears from Masterpiece Mystery! “Sherlock: The Great Game” Confus- Rick Steves’ Eu- PBS 12 12 road Ties” (N) pany ’ (CC) dies in police custody. (CC) boarding school. (CC) ing and dangerous puzzles. ’ (CC) (DVS) rope ’ (CC) Modern Family Modern Family The Big Bang The Big Bang Bones “The Master in the Slop” Investi- Enlisted “Pete’s Raising Hope (N) Q13 FOX News at Washington’s The Arsenio Hall Show Chuck D.; Ja- FOX 13 13 “My Hero” (CC) “Treehouse” ’ Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) gating a chess master’s death. Airstream” (N) ’ ’ (CC) (DVS) Ten (N) (CC) Most Wanted son Brown; Luther Campbell. (N) IND 14 14 Practical Ideas Electronic Connection Electronic Connection Skinn Cosmetics Skinn Cosmetics The Best of ShopHQ Leverage “The Ice Man Job” An unscru- Leverage “The Lost Heir Job” A corrupt Leverage “The Runway Job” The team Burn Notice “Scatter Point” Michael Burn Notice “Bad Blood” Michael tries Burn Notice “Rough Seas” Modern ION 15 15 pulous diamond merchant. (CC) lawyer. ’ (CC) infiltrates the fashion world. ’ joins a crime ring. ’ (CC) to catch an embezzler. ’ (CC) pirates. ’ (CC) IND 18 18 Marcus and Joni Jack Van Impe Jewish Jesus Hour of Salvation K. Copeland Life Today Joyce Meyer Check the Sound The EVO Show Global Ventures Marcus and Joni KATU News at 6 (N) ’ (CC) Jeopardy! (N) ’ Wheel of Fortune Last Man Standing The Neighbors Shark Tank Stylish baby shoes. (N) ’ 20/20 (N) ’ (CC) KATU News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel ABC 22 22 (CC) (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) “Man, Actually” (CC) (DVS) (N) ’ (CC) Live ’ (CC) NewsChannel 8 at NewsChannel 8 at Live at 7 (N) (CC) Inside Edition (N) Dateline NBC (N) ’ (CC) Grimm “The Wild Hunt” Monroe’s par- Dracula “Let There Be Light” Grayson NewsChannel 8 at Tonight Show With NBC 26 26 6PM (N) (CC) 6:30PM (N) ’ (CC) ents arrive early. (N) (CC) (DVS) and Lady Jane face off. (N) (CC) 11 (N) (CC) Jay Leno UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n Mentir Para Vivir (N) (SS) Por Siempre Mi Amor (N) (SS) Lo Que la Vida Me Robó (N) (SS) Qué Pobres Tan Ricos (N) (SS) Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) Access Hollywood TMZ (N) ’ (CC) Bones “The Master in the Slop” Investi- Enlisted “Pete’s Raising Hope (N) 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News Everybody Loves FOX 27 27 (N) (CC) gating a chess master’s death. Airstream” (N) ’ ’ (CC) (DVS) (N) Raymond (CC) The First 48 “In Cold Blood; Red Hand- The First 48 Murder victims have The First 48 “Brutal Business” Police The First 48 Fatal stabbing at a Texas The First 48 “Desperate Moves” A man The First 48 Detectives respond to two A&E 52 52 ed” A grandfather is shot. (CC) matching tattoos. (CC) probe the murder of two friends. strip mall. (CC) is gunned down in his car. (CC) homicides. (CC) AMC 67 67 ›› Shooter (2007, Suspense) Mark Wahlberg, Michael Peña, Danny Glover. A ››› Blazing Saddles (1974, Comedy) Cleavon Little, Gene Wilder. Gucci- ›› Bruce Almighty (2003, Comedy) Jim Carrey, Morgan Freeman, Jennifer An- wounded sniper plots revenge against those who betrayed him. (CC) saddlebagged Sheriff Bart teams up with the drunken Waco Kid. (CC) iston. A frustrated reporter receives divine powers from God. (CC) APL 43 43 Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) Treehouse Masters: Out on a Limb Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) Treehouse Masters (N) ’ Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) BET 56 56 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live (N) Husbands- Ho. ›› Big Momma’s House (2000, Comedy) Martin Lawrence, Nia Long, Paul Giamatti. (CC) Being Mary Jane (CC) Being Mary Jane “Girls Night In” BRAVO 66 66 The Millionaire Matchmaker A hard The Millionaire Matchmaker A shy TV The Millionaire Matchmaker Patti’s ››› Sex and the City (2008, Romance-Comedy) Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Chris Noth. Time brings many time connecting with women. ’ host needs Patti’s help. ’ friend needs her help. ’ changes for Carrie and her gal pals. CBUT 29 29 News Rick Mercer George-Tonight Coronation Street Marketplace (N) Rick Mercer the fifth estate “Walk the Line” (N) The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC News George-Tonight C M T 61 61 Reba “The Wall” Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) Reba “The Will” The Dukes of Hazzard “Gold Fever” › Son-in-Law (1993) Pauly Shore. A coed brings her surf-minded pal home to the farm. Dukes-Hazzard CNBC 46 46 American Greed “Arthur Nadel” American Greed Mad Money The Car Chasers The Car Chasers “Flippin Ferraris” 10 Minute Cook Safe CNN 44 44 Piers Morgan Live (N) (Live) Crossfire Unguarded Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Crossfire Unguarded Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown CNNH 45 45 Piers Morgan Live (N) (Live) Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Crossfire Unguarded Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown South Park (CC) Tosh.0 The Light- The Colbert Re- The Daily Show Futurama “Assie Futurama ’ (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) Key & Peele (CC) Key & Peele (CC) Amy Schumer: Mostly Sex Stuff COM 60 60 ning Bolt Larper. port (CC) With Jon Stewart Come Home” ’ Comic Amy Schumer performs. (CC) D I S 41 41 Good-Charlie Austin & Ally ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Austin & Ally ’ A.N.T. Farm (N) Dog With a Blog Wander-Yonder Fish Hooks (N) I Didn’t Do It ’ Austin & Ally ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Dog With a Blog Gold Rush “Blowout” A tropical storm Gold Rush Parker hires an ex-Hoffman Gold Rush: Pay Dirt Todd’s claim- Gold Rush “Fantasy Land” (N) ’ (CC) Bering Sea Gold “Backhoe Wars” Hank Gold Rush “Fantasy Land” ’ (CC) DSC 8 8 floods the operation. ’ (CC) crew member. ’ (CC) owner issues an ultimatum. (N) (CC) dredges during a storm. (N) ’ Biggest Reality Scandals Reality stars E! News (N) Keeping Up With the Kardashians Fashion Police Terry Crews; Elisabeth RichKids of Beverly Hills Beverly Hills Chelsea Lately E! News E! 65 65 when cameras stop rolling. Khloé hurt by interview. Röhm. (N) duo, Dorothy and Morgan. NBA Basketball Los Angeles Clippers at Chicago Bulls. Winter X Games From Aspen, Colo. (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 From the United Center in Chicago. (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 Boxing Friday Night Fights. (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) Olbermann (N) (CC) NBA Tonight (N) NFL Presents Tennis FAM 39 39 ››› Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe. ››› Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson. The 700 Club ’ (CC) FNC 48 48 The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor (CC) The Kelly File Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren FOOD 35 35 Eat Street (N) ’ Eat Street (N) ’ Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Mauro’s Disney Vacatn. Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives (N) Diners, Drive Diners, Drive FX 53 53 How I Met Your How I Met Your How I Met Your How I Met Your ›› Real Steel (2011, Action) Hugh Jackman, Evangeline Lilly, Dakota Goyo. A boxing promoter and his son build a robot fighter. ›› Real Steel Mother ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) Mother (CC) Mother (CC) (2011, Action) GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Farmers Insurance Open, Second Round. (CC) Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf Farmers Insurance Open, Second Round. (CC) Little House on the Prairie Laura falls Little House on the Prairie Helping a The Waltons “The Home Front” A griev- The Waltons “The Kinfolk” Ike enlists Frasier “Trophy Frasier “Fraternal Frasier “Kenny on Frasier “Roe to HALL 19 19 for a new student. (CC) woman stage her wake. (CC) ing father attacks Jim-Bob. Jim-Bob for a project. (CC) Girlfriend” (CC) Schwinns” (CC) the Couch” ’ Perdition” (CC) HGTV 68 68 Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l Renovation Real. Renovation Real. Renovation Real. Renovation Real. House Hunters Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Modern Marvels “Whiskey” (CC) American Pickers (CC) American Pickers “Feudin’ Pickers” American Pickers “White Knuckles” American Pickers “KISS and Sell” American Pickers (CC) LI FE 51 51 Wife Swap “Petersen/Vaughn” (CC) Wife Swap “Rowland/Rivera” (CC) Foreclosed (2013, Suspense) Marlee Matlin, James Denton. (CC) The Good Mother (2013, Suspense) Helen Slater, Meaghan Martin. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) Lockup “Inside Wabash” Lockup “Louisiana” Lockup “Inside Kern Valley” Lockup Lockup “Inside Alaska” MTV 63 63 Teen Mom 2 “Revelations” ’ Are You the One? ’ The Real World: Ex-plosion ’ (CC) Jerks, Cameras Jerks, Cameras Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Ridiculousness Ridiculousness NBCS 34 34 College Hockey Boxing Curtis Stevens vs. Patrick Majewski. (N) (Live) ›› The Good Son: The Life of Ray “Boom Boom” Mancini (2012) NFL Turning Point NICK 40 40 SpongeBob SpongeBob Sam & Cat (CC) Every Witch Way Thundermans Thundermans Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› Fun With Dick & Jane (2005, Comedy) Jim Carrey, Téa Leoni. ››› Freaky Friday (2003, Comedy) Jamie Lee Curtis, Lindsay Lohan. (CC) ››› Freaky Friday (2003, Comedy) Jamie Lee Curtis, Lindsay Lohan. (CC) R O OT 31 31 Winter Dew Tour Seahawks Seahawks Press College Basketball BYU at Portland. College Basketball Alaska-Fairbanks at Saint Martin’s. Boxing Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Coast to Cops ’ (CC) Cops A doughnut 10 Million Dollar Bigfoot Bounty 10 Million Dollar Bigfoot Bounty Eight 10 Million Dollar Bigfoot Bounty “Trap- Gangland “Machete Slaughter” New SPIKE 57 57 Coast” ’ (CC) shop is robbed. “Bigfoot’s Blood” ’ remaining teams hunt for proof. ping Bigfoot” (N) ’ York City’s Trinitarios. ’ (CC) SYFY 59 59 ›› Final Destination 2 (2003, Horror) Helix “274” WWE Friday Night SmackDown! (N) ’ (CC) Helix “Single Strand” (N) Bitten “Prodigal” ’ (CC) TBN 20 20 Harvest (CC) Perry Stone Praise the Lord (CC) Frederick Price Leon Fontaine Call2All Creflo Dollar Seattle Praise the Lord TBS 55 55 Seinfeld “The Air- Seinfeld “The Pick” Seinfeld “The Visa” Family Guy “Da ›› Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Big Happy Family (2011) Tyler Perry. Madea takes ›› Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Big Happy Family (2011) Tyler Perry. Madea takes port” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Boom” ’ (CC) charge when her niece receives a distressing diagnosis. (DVS) charge when her niece receives a distressing diagnosis. (DVS) TLC 38 38 Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Borrowed, New Borrowed, New Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Borrowed, New Borrowed, New Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Borrowed, New Borrowed, New Castle The owner of a magic shop is Castle “Knockdown” Castle and Beckett Cold Justice Siegler and McClary travel APB With Troy Dunn A woman asks Cold Justice Siegler and McClary travel APB With Troy Dunn A woman asks TNT 54 54 found dead. ’ (CC) (DVS) grow closer. ’ (CC) (DVS) to Alabama. (N) (CC) Troy to find her sister. (N) (CC) to Alabama. (CC) Troy to find her sister. (CC) TOON 42 42 ›› Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties Steven Universe Adventure Time World of Gumball Annoying Orange King of the Hill Cleveland Show American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Man v. Food Man v. Food Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) The Dead Files (N) (CC) The Dead Files (CC) TRUTV 49 49 World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family USA 58 58 doctor is murdered; his wife, raped. Narcotics-related rape/murder. (CC) “Ridicule” Sexual assault by women. ’ (CC) “Moon Landing” “Airport 2010” ’ “Hawaii” (CC) “The Old Wagon” “Princess Party” VH1 62 62 Mob Wives “Eat Worms B...” (CC) ›››› Forrest Gump (1994) Tom Hanks, Gary Sinise. An innocent man enters history from the ’50s to the ’90s. ’ Best Week Ever Couples Therapy “Fess Up” ’ Mob Wives (CC)

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(Live) (CC) (CC) Hair Cab News News Paid News NewsChannel 8 at Sunrise at 7:00 AM Justin Tree Fu International Auto Skiing U.S. Grand Skiing Rugby USA Sevens. From Las Vegas. Lazy- Make- Chica Noodle/ NewsChannel 8 at NBC 26 26 Prog. (N) (CC) Time Tom Show (N) Prix. (CC) (N) (S Live) (CC) Town Noddy Show Doodle 5PM (N) (CC) FOX 27 27 Good Day Oregon Saturday (N) Focus Larry Big Eco Co. Auto Racing ›› Harsh Times (2005) Christian Bale, America Brazil Paid Paid UFC: Henderson T25 King World Freddy Rodriquez. Butt Lift Prog. Prog. vs. Thomson (N) UNI 28 28 Pagado Pagado Pagado Pagado Pocoyo Pocoyo Back Jungle Dora... Diego Pagado Pagado La Hora Pico (N) Sabadazo (SS) Dice el Dicho A&E 52 52 Paid WEN Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Flip This House Flipping Vegas Flipping Vegas Crazy Hearts: Crazy Hearts: ›› Walking Tall (2004, Action) The Andrew Andrew Prog. Hair ’ (CC) ’ (CC) “The Pact” (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Nashville (CC) Nashville (CC) Rock, Johnny Knoxville. (CC) Mayne Mayne AMC 67 67 The The The The The The ›››› The Godfather (1972, Crime Drama) Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, James ›››› The Godfather, Part II (1974, Crime Drama) Al Pacino, Robert Duvall, Diane Ke- Godfa- Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Caan. A mafia patriarch tries to hold his empire together. (CC) aton. Michael Corleone moves his father’s crime family to Las Vegas. (CC) ther APL 43 43 Big Cat Big Cat Cats 101 (CC) Cats 101 (CC) To Be Announced To Be Announced BET 56 56 BET Inspiration Moesha Moesha Moesha Moesha Moesha Moesha Moesha Moesha Moesha Moesha Moesha Moesha Moesha Moesha ›› Battlefield America (2012, Drama) (CC) Big 100 Days of Sum- Court- Court- Toned Toned Toned Toned The Millionaire Blood, Sweat & Blood, Sweat & The Real House- The Real House- Vanderpump Vanderpump Real Housewives/ BRAVO 66 66 mer ney ney Up Up Up Up Matchmaker ’ Heels Heels wives of Atlanta wives of Atlanta Rules Rules Beverly CBUT 29 29 Our Vancouver Animal Super Art Cross Absolutely Doc Zone (CC) Alpine Skiing Speed Skating Alpine Skiing FIS Freestyle Na HNIC NHL Hockey: Maple Leafs at Jets C M T 61 61 CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Social Hot 20 Countdown The 20 best videos of the week. Jenni Down South ››› Beverly Hills Cop (1984) Eddie Murphy. CNBC 46 46 Paid Explore Cook Paid Cook Paid Paid Cook Paid Eat Sexiest Paid Cancer Paid Paid WEN New Paid Focus Buried Treasure Buried Treasure CNN 44 44 New Money Sat. Morning CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Newsroom Money News CNN Newsroom (N) Gupta CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Special (N) CNN Special (N) CNNH 45 45 New Money Sat. Morning HLN Weekend Express CNN Newsroom Money News CNN Newsroom Foren Foren Foren Foren CNN Newsroom CNN Special (N) CNN Special (N) COM 60 60 Get UFC Shaun VacPow- T25 Bod- Chap- ›› Police Academy (1984) Steve Gut- ›› MacGruber (2010, Comedy) Will ››› Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986, Comedy) ›› The Ringer (2005, Comedy) Johnny ›› The Dukes of Fit T’s er ies! pelle’s tenberg, Kim Cattrall. (CC) Forte, Kristen Wiig. (CC) Matthew Broderick, Alan Ruck. (CC) Knoxville, Brian Cox. 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(N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 2014 Australian Open Tennis SportsCenter (N) College Basketball College Basketball College Basketball College Basketball Basketball FAM 39 39 Air Shark ›› National Treasure (2004, Adventure) Nicolas Cage. ››› Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix ››› Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009, Fantasy) Harry Potter-Deathly Hall. FNC 48 48 FOX & Friends Bulls Cavuto Forbes Cash In News HQ News HQ Jour. America’s News HQ Carol News The Five News HQ FOX Report (N) Huckabee (N) FOOD 35 35 Dirty WEN Sand. Guy’s Be.- Best Barbe Pioneer Pioneer Trisha’s The Kitchen (N) Rachael v. Guy My. My. Restaurant: Im. Diners Diners Guy’s Games Mauro-Disney FX 53 53 Total T25 Bod- Buffy the Vampire ›› XXX (2002) Vin Diesel, Asia Argento. A spy Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men ›› Kiss of the Dragon (2001, Action) ›› Hitman (2007, Action) Timothy Oly- ›› Colombiana (2011) Zoe Gym ies! Slayer (CC) tries to stop an anarchist with weapons. Jet Li, Bridget Fonda. phant, Dougray Scott. Saldana, Jordi Mollà. GOLF 70 70 Morning Drive (N) (Live) European PGA Tour Golf Golf PGA Tour Golf Golf LPGA Tour Golf Feherty Central PGA Tour Golf HALL 19 19 I Love I Love I Love I Love I Love I Love Brady Brady Brady Brady Golden Golden Golden Golden The Seven Year Hitch (2012) Natalie ›› See Jane Date (2003) Charisma June in January Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Bunch Bunch Bunch Bunch Girls Girls Girls Girls Hall, Darin Brooks. (CC) Carpenter, Holly Marie Combs. (CC) (2014) (CC) HGTV 68 68 Dirty Skin Rehab Rehab Rehab Rehab Rehab Rehab Bath Bath Bath Bath Bath Bath Love It or List It Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach HIST 37 37 Paid Focus Modern Marvels Last Stand of the 300 (CC) The Stoned Ages (CC) Hippies The counterculture. (CC) Manson Charles Manson. (CC) Hillbilly: The Real Story Stories. LI FE 51 51 Body Paid Wil Hair! Paid Celeb Cancer WEN Paid Skin Mysteries Fugitive at 17 (2012) (CC) She Made Them Do It (2012) (CC) A Mother’s Rage (2013) (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Up W/Steve Melissa Harris-Perry (N) Weekends With Alex Witt (N) MSNBC Live (N) Karen Finney Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera MTV 63 63 Pranke Pranke Pranke Pranke Pranke Pranke Are You One Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Fantasy Fantasy Cam Cam Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. NBCS 34 34 EPL Soccer Mecum Auto Auction “Day Two” College Basketball Rugby USA Sevens. (N) (Live) College Basketball Skiing College Hockey NICK 40 40 Hang. Hang. Penguin Parents Spong Spong Spong Spong Spong Sanjay Turtles Rab Mon Spong Rang Spong Parents Parents Sanjay Rab Spong Spong Spong Spong OXY 50 50 Explore Paid Skin Rocket Tattoos Tattoos Tattoos Tattoos Tattoos ››› Freedom Writers (2007) Hilary Swank. ››› The Fugitive (1993) Harrison Ford. ››› Freedom Writers (2007) Hilary Swank. R O OT 31 31 Paid Paid Wrin Pain Recov Focus Women’s College Basketball Women’s College Basketball College Basketball College Basketball Basketball Henry Total Sexiest Bodies of Paid Shaun Off Road Engine Bar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Cops Cops Cops Cops SPIKE 57 57 Rifles Gym 2014! ’ Prog. T’s Power (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) SYFY 59 59 Cook Hair WEN Paid Cook Rocket! Bitten ’ (CC) Bitten “Prodigal” ›› Pandorum (2009) Dennis Quaid. (CC) ›› Star Trek: Nemesis (2002) (CC) ›› Outlander (2008, Action) (CC) TBN 20 20 RocK Auto Penguin Veggie Mon Hop Lassie Goliath Ishine Inspir. Tails Veggie Heroes-Bible Cam News Praise the Lord (CC) Memories Behind Touch TBS 55 55 Married Married King of the Nerds House/ Meet, There Rules King of King of ›› Lottery Ticket (2010, Comedy) Bow › Norbit (2007, Comedy) Eddie Murphy, Friends Friends Friends Friends King of King of Payne Browns Yet? Queens Queens Wow, Brandon T. Jackson. Thandie Newton. (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Queens Queens TLC 38 38 Lottery Changed Lottery Changed Lottery Changed Lottery Changed Undercover Undercover Undercover Undercover Undercover Undercover Undercover Stories of ER TNT 54 54 Law & Order “Ain’t Cold Justice (CC) APB With Troy Dallas (CC) Law & Order Law & Order A Law & Order Fake ›› Monster-in-Law (2005) Jennifer ›› Larry Crowne (2011, Romance-Comedy) Tom Life as No Love” Dunn (CC) “Called Home” blackout. ’ flu vaccine. Lopez, Jane Fonda. (CC) Hanks, Julia Roberts. (CC) Know TOON 42 42 Looney Looney Leg Tenkai Bey Poke Bey Bey Bey Bey ’puff Johnny Johnny Johnny Gum Gum Teen Teen Regular Regular Regular Adven Adven Adven TRAV 36 36 Paid Paid Arizona Trip When Vacations Mysteries at Mysteries at No Reservation Food Food Food Food Food Paradise Food Paradise Food Paradise Food Paradise TRUTV 49 49 Butt Lift Grill- Paid Top Shark New Paid Ferriss Full Throttle Lizard Lizard Lizard Lizard Most Shocking Most Shocking Most Shocking Most Shocking Most Shocking USA 58 58 Law & Order: Paid Cook Paid Clean White Collar “Tak- Psych (CC) (DVS) › G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009, Action) ›› The Fast and the Furious (2001) ›› 2 Fast 2 Furious (2003, Action) ›› Fast Criminal Intent Prog. Safe Prog. Easier ing Stock” Channing Tatum, Dennis Quaid. (CC) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. (CC) Paul Walker, Tyrese. (CC) Five VH1 62 62 VH1 Plus Music VH1 Plus Music VH1 Plus Music Top 20 Count. Top 20 Count. Best ›››› Forrest Gump (1994) Tom Hanks. ’ Best Sat. Night Live Sat. 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Movies Sports Kids Bets SATURDAY EVENING January 25, 2014 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 ’ ABC 4 4 KOMO 4 News Saturday 6:00pm Mi- Saving Baby Poppy: A Seattle Chil- ››› Flushed Away (2006, Comedy) Voices of Hugh Jackman, Kate Winslet. 20/20 (CC) KOMO 4 News Castle “Murder, He chelle Esteban, Russ Bowen. (N) dren’s Hospital Special Premiere. Animated. A pampered pet rat winds up in the sewer. ’ 11:00pm Wrote” (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News (N) Paid Program Paid Program Shaun White: Russia Calling (N) ’ The Blacklist ’ (CC) Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) KING 5 News (N) Saturday Night NBC 5 5 (N) (CC) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) IND 6 6 Made in Hollywood (N) ’ (CC) Access Hollywood (N) ’ (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit News Inside Edition Access Hollywood (N) ’ (CC) CBS Evening KIRO 7 Eyewit- Raible’s Scouting The Insider (N) Mike & Molly ’ Two and a Half NCIS “Detour” Jimmy and Ducky go 48 Hours (N) ’ (CC) KIRO 7 News at Entertainment To- CBS 7 7 News (N) (CC) ness News Report ’ (CC) (CC) Men ’ (CC) missing. ’ (CC) (DVS) 11PM night (N) (CC) PBS 9 9 How Sherlock Changed the World (N) Da Vinci: The Lost Treasure The story Extraordinary Women “Audrey Hep- ››› The Unforgiven (1960, Western) Burt Lancaster, Audrey Hepburn, Lillian Reel NW “SIFF 2012 Fly Films” ’ (CC) of Leonardo da Vinci. (N) (CC) burn” Actress Audrey Hepburn. (CC) Gish. Pioneers feud with Kiowa Indians over a birthright. SAF3 “Second Chances” The team Bones “The Truth in the Myth” A TV- Bones “The Man in the Outhouse” A Q13 FOX News at Seahawks Satur- Unsealed: Alien Unsealed: Alien Cheaters “Danny McCormick; Sanya MNT 10 10 loses two members. (N) ’ (CC) show host’s remains are found. body is found in an outhouse. (CC) 9 (N) (CC) day Night (CC) Files “The Sun” Files (N) ’ (CC) Yip” Girlfriend digs on wealthy men. Paid Program Rules of Engage- The Middle ’ (CC) The Middle Brick CSI: Miami “Come As You Are” Natalia White Collar “Copycat Caffrey” Neal has The Office An at- The Office “Night Band in Seattle It’s Always Sunny C W 11 11 ment ’ (CC) gets a girlfriend. must face her ex-husband. (CC) a copycat thief. (CC) titude adjustment. Out” ’ (CC) in Phila. Doctor Who “The Doctor Who “The Doctor Who “The Android Invasion” The Doctor Who “The Doctor Who “The Doctor Who “The Doctor Who “The Five Doctors” The Doctor Who “The Masterpiece Classic Fates are deter- PBS 12 12 Android Invasion” Android Invasion” Doctor faces death. (Part 3 of 4) Android Invasion” Five Doctors” Five Doctors” Doctors seem doomed to die. Five Doctors” mined at house party. ’ (PA) (CC) UFC: Henderson vs. Thomson (N) (S American Dad ’ American Dad Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Modern Family Modern Family Q13 FOX News at Seahawks Satur- Animation Domination High-Def “Lu- FOX 13 13 Live) (CC) (CC) “White Rice” ’ Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) “Aunt Mommy” “Virgin Territory” 10 (N) (CC) day Night (CC) cas Bros. Moving Co.” (N) ’ (CC) IND 14 14 Diamond Treasures Versace Timepieces Versace Timepieces Skinn Cosmetics Skinn Cosmetics The Best of ShopHQ Law & Order: Criminal Intent Death Law & Order: Criminal Intent A killer Law & Order: Criminal Intent A girl Law & Order: Criminal Intent Friends Law & Order: Criminal Intent A maga- Law & Order: Criminal Intent Pattern ION 15 15 and dismemberment. ’ (CC) forces couples to choose. ’ (CC) from the Midwest is murdered. (CC) are being blackmailed. ’ (CC) zine publisher is murdered. ’ of an executed serial killer. ’ (CC) IND 18 18 Kenneth Hagin Jay Sekulow In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Perry Stone Dr. James Merritt Hillsong End of the Age Check the Sound The Ramp MX TV Acquire the Fire ’ ’ ABC 22 22 KATU News at 6 Paid Program Jeopardy! (CC) Wheel of Fortune ››› Flushed Away (2006, Comedy) Voices of Hugh Jackman, Kate Winslet. 20/20 (CC) KATU News at 11 On the Red Carpet (N) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Premiere. Animated. A pampered pet rat winds up in the sewer. ’ (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News Straight Talk Northwest Back- Grants Getaways Shaun White: Russia Calling (N) ’ The Blacklist ’ (CC) Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) NewsChannel 8 at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 (N) (CC) roads (CC) 11 (N) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Sounders FC Noticiero Alejandra Guzmán: Primera Fila (N) Sábado Gigante Concurso infantil de canto. (N) (SS) Comediant. Noticiero FOX 27 27 UFC: Henderson vs. Thomson (N) (S Made in America ››› Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992, Horror) Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder, Anthony Hopkins. Francis 10 O’Clock News (N) Animation Domination High-Def “Lu- Live) (CC) Ford Coppola’s adaptation of the vampire classic. cas Bros. Moving Co.” (N) ’ (CC) Bad Ink (CC) Bad Ink (CC) Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Wahlburgers Discussing plans for the Crazy Hearts: Nashville Lee wants to Crazy Hearts: Nashville Hannah’s lat- A&E 52 52 (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) restaurant. (CC) make a major statement. (CC) est ballad needs work. (CC) AMC 67 67 ›››› The Godfather (1972, Crime Drama) Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, James Caan. A mafia patriarch tries to hold his empire together. (CC) ›››› The Godfather, Part II (1974, Crime Drama) Al Pacino, Robert Duvall, Diane Keaton. Michael Corleone moves his father’s crime family to Las Vegas. (CC) APL 43 43 To Be Announced Too Cute! ’ (CC) Too Cute! “Roly-Poly Puppies” (CC) Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ (CC) Pit Bulls and Parolees (N) ’ Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ (CC) BET 56 56 ›› Big Momma’s House (2000, Comedy) Martin Lawrence, Nia Long. (CC) ›› Kingdom Come (2001) LL Cool J. Family members react differently to a patriarch’s passing. › B.A.P.S (1997) Halle Berry, Martin Landau. (CC) BRAVO 66 66 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills To Be Announced ››› The Family Man (2000, Romance-Comedy) Nicolas Cage, Tea Leoni, Don Cheadle. A Wall ››› The Family “Luaus and Lies” “Tough Break” Street playboy wakes to an alternate suburban existence. Man (2000) CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey: Maple Leafs at Jets NHL Hockey Anaheim Ducks vs. Los Angeles Kings. From Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. (N) Hockey Night: After Hours News NHL Hockey ’ (CC) C M T 61 61 Beverly Hills Cop › Son-in-Law (1993) Pauly Shore. A coed brings her surf-minded pal home to the farm. Swamp Pawn “BUGGIN’ OUT” (N) My Big Redneck Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) Treasure Det. Treasure Det. Treasure Det. Treasure Det. The Suze Orman Show (CC) Divorce Wars Get UFC Fit Paid Program CNN 44 44 Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown CNN Special Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown CNN Special CNNH 45 45 Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown CNN Special COM 60 60 ›› The Dukes of Hazzard (2005, Com- ››› Role Models (2008, Comedy) Seann William Scott, Paul Rudd. Two wild › Grandma’s Boy (2006, Comedy) Doris Roberts, Allen Covert, Shirley Jones. A ››› Role Models (2008, Comedy) Se- edy) Johnny Knoxville. (CC) guys become mentors to two impressionable youths. (CC) man must live with his grandmother and her two friends. (CC) ann William Scott, Paul Rudd. (CC) D I S 41 41 A.N.T. Farm (CC) A.N.T. Farm (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) Good-Charlie Austin & Ally ’ Dog With a Blog A.N.T. Farm ’ Mighty Med (CC) Kickin’ It (CC) Liv & Maddie ’ A.N.T. Farm (CC) Street Outlaws “Papa’s Got a Brand Street Outlaws “Straight Out to Cali” MythBusters Testing car chase clichés. Treehouse Masters Pete builds butter- Treehouse Masters “Sky High Spa” Treehouse Masters Pete builds butter- DSC 8 8 New Bug” A Volkswagen bug. (CC) Crazy Kelly calls out the OKC’s best. (N) ’ (CC) fly-themed treehouse. (N) (CC) Pete constructs a spa treehouse. ’ fly-themed treehouse. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 RichKids of Bev- RichKids of Bev- E! News ›› Mean Girls 2 (2011, Comedy) Meaghan Martin, Maiara Walsh, Jennifer RichKids of Bev- The Soup Actress Fashion Police Terry Crews; Elisabeth erly Hills erly Hills Stone. A clique of girls makes life difficult for a new student. erly Hills Tricia Helfer. Röhm. ESPN 32 32 Winter X Games From Aspen, Colo. (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 College Basketball LSU at Alabama. College Basketball BYU at Gonzaga. (N) (Live) Basketball SEC Storied (CC) NFL Featured FAM 39 39 ››› Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (2010) Daniel Radcliffe. ››› Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson. Harry Potter Deathly Hallows FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) Geraldo at Large (N) ’ (CC) Red Eye Justice With Judge Jeanine Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Cupcake Wars Cupcake Wars “Madagascar 3” Cupcake Wars “Glee” Cupcake Wars “Pixar’s Brave” Cupcake Wars Restaurant: Impossible FX 53 53 ›› Colombiana ›› X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009, Action) Hugh Jackman, Liev Schreiber, will.i.am. Wolverine be- ››› Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011, Science Fiction) James Franco, Freida Pinto, John Lith- Anger Manage- (2011, Action) comes involved with the Weapon X program. gow. A medical experiment results in a superintelligent chimp. ment GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Farmers Insurance Open, Third Round. (CC) Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf Farmers Insurance Open, Third Round. (CC) HALL 19 19 June in January (2014) Brooke D’Orsay, Second Chances (2013, Romance) Alison Sweeney, Greg Vaughan, Ed Asner. When Calls the Heart Elizabeth assists ›› The Nanny Express (2009, Drama) Vanessa Marcil, Brennan Elliot, Dean Wes Brown, Marilu Henner. (CC) Sparks fly between a widow and an injured firefighter. (CC) a mute student. (N) Stockwell. A nanny tries to heal a widower and his two children. (CC) HGTV 68 68 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers (CC) Property Brothers (CC) 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) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) LI FE 51 51 ›› Jodi Arias: Dirty Little Secret (2013, Docudrama) Tania Raymonde. (CC) Lizzie Borden Took an Ax (2014) Christina Ricci. Premiere. (CC) Flowers in the Attic (2014, Suspense) Heather Graham, Ellen Burstyn. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup “Inside Indiana State” Lockup “Inside Holman” Lockup “Inside Brushy Mountain” Lockup: San Quentin Lockup: San Quentin Lockup: San Quentin MTV 63 63 Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Jerks, Cameras Jerks, Cameras › Billy Madison (1995, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Darren McGavin. ’ ››› The School of Rock (2003) Jack Black, Joan Cusack. Premiere. ’ NBCS 34 34 College Hockey NHL Live (N) NHL Hockey Anaheim Ducks vs. Los Angeles Kings. From Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. NHL Overtime (N) NHL-A Season Like No Other Cycling Tour Down Under, Stage 5. NICK 40 40 Hathaways Hathaways Thundermans Thundermans Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat ’ (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› She’s All That (1999) Freddie Prinze Jr., Rachael Leigh Cook. (CC) ›› The Princess Diaries (2001, Comedy) Julie Andrews, Anne Hathaway. ›› The Princess Diaries (2001, Comedy) Julie Andrews, Anne Hathaway. R O OT 31 31 College Basketball College Basketball Loyola Marymount at St. Mary’s. (N Same-day Tape) College Hockey North Dakota at Denver. (N Same-day Tape) Seahawks Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Roadside Cops “Morons on Cops “We Run the Cops ’ (CC) Auction Hunters Thrift Hunters ’ Cops “Taken Into Cops “Home As- Cops “We Run the Cops ’ (CC) SPIKE 57 57 Crimes” ’ (CC) Parade No. 5” ’ Show” (N) ’ “Allen vs. Ton” Custody No. 2” saults” ’ (CC) Show” (CC) SYFY 59 59 ›› Outlander ›› Stargate (1994) Kurt Russell. An artifact found in Egypt is the doorway to another world. › Skyline (2010, Science Fiction) Eric Balfour, Scottie Thompson. Premiere. ›› Outlander (2008) James Caviezel. TBN 20 20 Hour of Power Billy Graham Classic Crusades Drive History Travel the Road The Way Back Home (2006) Michael Houston King. Great Souls Not a Fan Gods At War Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang King of the Nerds “In Search of a King” TBS 55 55 Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ A new set of Nerds compete. TLC 38 38 Outrageous 911 (N) ’ (CC) Sex Sent Me to the E.R. (N) (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. “Frozen” Outrageous 911 ’ (CC) Sex Sent Me to the E.R. ’ (CC) Undercover Boss “Boston Market” TNT 54 54 ›› Life as We Know It (2010) Katherine Heigl, Josh Duhamel. Premiere. Antago- ››› The Help (2011, Drama) Viola Davis, Emma Stone, Bryce Dallas Howard. An aspiring writer captures the experiences ››› The Help (2011, Drama) Viola nists must work together to raise their goddaughter. (CC) of black women. (CC) (DVS) Davis, Emma Stone. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 Steven Universe Uncle Grandpa Open Season 3 (2010) Voices of Matthew J. Munn. World of Gumball King of the Hill King of the Hill Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) The Boondocks Space Dandy (N) TRAV 36 36 Food Paradise Virginia country ham. Food Paradise (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures “Mizpah Hotel” Ghost Adventures (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Most Shocking Young and dumb. Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick USA 58 58 ›› Fast Five (2011, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Jordana Brewster. Dom Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family ›› 2 Fast 2 Furious (2003, Action) Toretto and company ramp up the action in Brazil. (CC) (DVS) “After the Fire” “Egg Drop” (CC) “Leap Day” (CC) “Disneyland” ’ “Baby on Board” ’ (CC) Paul Walker, Tyrese. (CC) VH1 62 62 Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) CrazySexyCool: The TLC Story TLC’s unprecedented fame. ’ Behind the Music Remastered ’ Last, Left Eye

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