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“Hope for Okanogan” is emblazoned on the back of a backhoe in this photograph provided by Restoration Hope volunteers from Bethel Church. Bethel Church Group Offers Helping Hands to Victims of State Wildfires RESTORATION HOPE: Church Behind Massive Effort to Help Afflicted Clean Up and Start Again By Jordan Nailon [email protected] Fire and brimstone are staples of impassioned preaching from the pulpit, but for the flock at Bethel Church south of Chehalis, those iconic images have taken on a very literal context. Over the past two years, the Pete Caster / [email protected] church has coordinated three trips Alishia Hornburg, the humane oicer for Lewis County, looks at a healthy horse at a farm in Winlock on Wednesday morning. Hornburg visited the farm, which to Central Washington in order to was not in an open investigation, in order to show the characteristics of a well-fed, older horse. provide wildfire relief to citizens who were afflicted by the torrents GROWING CASELOAD: Alishia of wildfire that blazed across that parched landscape. Each relief Hornburg Up to a Full-Time group has consisted of about 60 peo- Schedule With County ple, with the most recent group un- A special dertaking their work during April’s blend of By Natalie Johnson spring break from school. sustenance for [email protected] older horses please see WILDFIRES, page Main 13 includes oats, As winter transitions into spring, which contain Lewis County Humane Officer less sugar than Alishia Hornburg also sees a shift in Centralia Council other feeds, her ever-busy workload. and a regular “I’m almost on the cusp of the end Moves Forward farm feed. of my livestock crisis,” she said. “It’s Horses should actually fairly seasonal; as the sun With Grants for be fed about comes out, so do the dog bites.” 3-5 pounds Hornburg, the county’s humane Pearl Street Pool of feed per officer since 2009, sees an influx of complaints of undernourished live- By Justyna Tomtas day, according to Alishia stock in February and March. Be- [email protected] Hornburg, cause grass grows poorly in the win- The city of Centralia in conjunc- the humane ter, the animals at that point have tion with the Save the Outdoor Pool oicer for been struggling to forage for months. group will apply for two grants to Lewis County. “They’re relying on anything help resurrect the Pearl Street Pool they can find, plus any supplemen- in Centralia. tal feed,” said Bill Teitzel, supervisor The council on Tuesday unani- of the environmental services divi- mously passed a resolution in sion of Lewis County Public Health. please see POOL, page Main 16 please see HUMANE, page Main 16

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News Outtake: Watching a Win of the Weird eral unsolved murders in north- Winner of Rubber ern California in the late ‘60s Duck Race Can Dine and early ‘70s. The message near a student Anywhere in the World apartment complex stated “I’m HARVARD, Mass. (AP) — A alive and well and I’m going to Rotary club in a small Massa- start killing again.” chusetts town is gearing up for Police stepped up patrols its annual rubber ducky race in and eventually discovered it was which the winner’s prize is a free done for an English class proj- dinner for two anywhere in the ect. Students were told to write world. a message in a public forum and The Boston Globe reports take a picture of it. that the winner of Harvard’s Ducky Wucky River Race will receive free airfare, a two-night Russian Girl, Age 10, Flies stay at a hotel and the fancy din- Without Ticket or ID ner. MOSCOW (AP) — Russian The Ayer Rotary Club will transport police say a 10-year kick off the festivities on May 7, old girl flew from Moscow to St. Matt Baide / [email protected] when a construction vehicle will Petersburg without identifica- From left, W.F. West players Blake Wichert, Kolby Steen, Nole Wollan, Tysen Paul and Max Miller watch during W.F. West’s dump thousands of numbered tion or a ticket. 10-0 win over Black Hills on Tuesday. The story is on page S1, and the story and many other photos are available ducks into the Nashua River to The incident that transport onine at www.lewiscountysports.com. float downstream. police reported Wednesday rais- Last year’s champion dined es questions about security at in Venice, Italy. Rotary member Russian airports. Notable Quote Jason Kauppi says past winners The girl, whose identity was have traveled as far as Paris, To- not revealed, left home for school kyo and Australia. on Tuesday and did not return. Alexander Rzhanenkov of “We miss him more like a brother or a family member Selfies With Suburban the St. Petersburg city hall told Russian news agencies the girl because we worked with him every day.” Atlanta Gator? Bad Idea, went to Moscow’s Vnukovo air- Police Warn port where she mingled with a Glenn Schaffer crowd boarding a flight to St. PEACHTREE CITY, Ga. Petersburg. The official said she Chehalis police chief (AP) — Fearing Snapchat could boarded the plane together with (see page Main 4 for the full story) take an ugly turn toward “snap a large family with children. Po- chomp,” police are warning peo- lice picked her up at St. Peters- ple not to take selfies with an al- burg’s airport where she was ligator in suburban Atlanta. wandering unaccompanied. Peachtree City police also Today in History advise residents not to feed the 6-foot gator known as “Flat Creek 12-Year-Old Girl Runs Today’s Highlight in History: in the South Pacific. (Bligh Eisenhower resigned as Supreme and most of the men with him Allied commander in Europe; he Floyd” as he soaks in the sun on NY Half-Marathon by On April 28, 1996, a man reached Timor in 47 days.) was succeeded by Gen. Matthew Flat Creek, about 30 miles south- armed with a semiautomatic In 1817, the United States B. Ridgway. west of downtown Atlanta. Mistake rifle went on a rampage on the and Britain signed the Rush- In 1967, heavyweight box- Peachtree City police Lt. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — Australian island of Tasmania, Bagot Treaty, which limited the ing champion Muhammad Ali Mark Brown tells WSB-TV that A 12-year-old western New York killing 35 people; Martin Bry- number of naval vessels allowed refused to be inducted into the the gator’s presence has “gone a girl has wound up running 10 ant was captured by police after in the Great Lakes. Army, the same day U.S. Army little crazy” on social media. extra miles after she got into the a 12-hour standoff at a guest In 1918, Gen. William C. Westmoreland wrong road race. cottage. (Bryant is serving a life Gavrilo Princip, School Project’s Graffiti LeeAdianez Rodriguez had prison sentence.) the assassin of Archduke Franz told Congress the U.S. “would registered for the 5K race that Ferdinand of Austria and the prevail in Vietnam.” archduke’s wife, Sophie, died in In 1974, a federal jury in Sparks Fears Zodiac was part of last Sunday’s Roch- On this date: ester Regional Health Flower prison of tuberculosis. New York acquitted former At- Killer is Back City Challenge. She thought she In 1758, the fifth president of In 1925, the International torney General John Mitchell TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — was arriving late at the start- the United States, James Mon- Exposition of Modern Industrial and former Commerce Secre- A Florida State University class ing line when the race started, roe, was born in Westmoreland and Decorative Arts, which gave tary Maurice H. Stans of charg- project about drug cartels and so she began running with the County, Virginia. rise to the term “Art Deco,” be- es in connection with a secret serial killers took a turn when rest of the runners. It turned out In 1788, Maryland became gan a six-month run in Paris. $200,000 contribution to Presi- students scrawled a message on she was running with the half- the seventh state to ratify the In 1945, Italian dictator dent Richard Nixon’s re-election a sidewalk associated with the marathoners on the 13.1-mile Constitution of the United Benito Mussolini and his mis- campaign from financier Robert infamous Zodiac Killer. course and not in the 5K, or 3.1 States. tress, Clara Petacci, were execut- Vesco. The Tallahassee Democrat miles. Rodriguez says she real- In 1789, there was a mutiny ed by Italian partisans as they In 1988, a flight attendant reported Wednesday that police ized about halfway through that on the HMS Bounty as rebel- attempted to flee the country. was killed and more than 60 started investigating after find- she was in the wrong race but ling crew members of the British In 1952, war with Japan of- persons injured when part of the ing the message that included decided to finish. ship, led by Fletcher Christian, ficially ended as a treaty signed roof of an Aloha Airlines Boeing the cipher associated with the She completed the half-mar- set the captain, William Bligh, in San Francisco the year be- 737 tore off during a flight from serial killer responsible for sev- athon in 2:43:31. and 18 others adrift in a launch fore took effect. Gen. Dwight D. Hilo to Honolulu. The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for April 28, 2016 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s n/a 65.0 n/a 100s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s n/a 85.0 n/a 80s 70s Cowlitz at Packwood L 2.38 10.5 -0.01 60s 50s L Cowlitz at Randle 40s Partly Cloudy Showers Likely Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Sunny 6.88 18.0 -0.08 30s 67º 42º 61º 41º 66º 42º 76º 45º 82º 46º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 5.16 ---- -0.62 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 ...... 5:59 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 8:19 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 61 Moonrise ...... 1:16 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 45 61/48 73/46 Moonset...... 10:58 a.m. Normal High ...... 64 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 43 58/45 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 89 in 1931 Seattle Anchorage 52/40 cl 54/45 mc Record Low...... 27 in 1954 65/48 Boise 69/43 mc 66/41 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Last New First Full Boston 56/42 s 52/40 s Yesterday ...... 0.00" 67/42 68/45 4/29 5/6 5/13 5/21 Dallas 85/68 s 81/64 t Month to date ...... 1.28" Tacoma Honolulu 85/73 s 85/73 s Normal month to date ...3.16" Centralia 66/46 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 69/60 t 80/63 s Year to date...... 21.06" 67/42 Yakima Nashville 84/58 t 80/61 s Normal year to date ....20.11" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 75/59 s 80/62 s 71/47 Longview 66/42 Trees Low None St. Louis 77/50 s 72/56 pc Salt Lake City 57/42 t 60/46 pc WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 62/43 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds Very High Moderate San Francisco 70/54 s 70/54 s Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 62/50 sh 60/50 sh Portland 65/43 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo - graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 65/47 68/48 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 99/75 cl 93/70 cl New Delhi 104/75 s 106/73 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 81/54 s 84/59 s Paris 54/39 pc 55/43 pc Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 65/47 s 59/46 sh Spokane 68/45 pc 66/43 t London 52/39 pc 50/37 ra Rio de Janeiro 73/70 ra 70/70 ra cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 58/48 pc 57/48 sh Tri Cities 75/49 mc 69/43 s Mexico City 84/55 pc 82/54 pc Rome 68/54 pc 72/52 pc sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 67/42 pc 60/41 sh Wenatchee 72/49 pc 69/47 s Moscow 57/46 cl 54/43 pc Sydney 73/63 cl 73/64 cl

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Call 807-8203 360.273.5213 CH556037cbw.cg • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016 Billie’s Designer Fabrics Offers Unique Sewing Supplies in Chehalis TEACHING SEWING TECHNIQUES: S h op Hosts Variety of Classes and Kids Summer Camp By Kaylee Osowski [email protected] Nearly 27 years ago Billie Me- lin opened Billie’s Designer Fab- rics in downtown Chehalis. Melin’s husband, Eric Melin, works at the shop as a sewing and embroidery machine repair- man. In the early 1990s their daughters, Ericka Suhrbier and Kim Rakoz, joined the business as co-owners. Together the four of them run the shop where Suhrbier and Ra- koz say their customers are also like family and are one of the most enjoyable parts of running the shop. “It’s fun to get involved in someone’s project and help them through it,” Suhrbier said. She said her mom started the shop after struggling to find gar- ment fabrics and decided to fill that need. In the store the family tries to offer a little bit of everything from Husqvarna Viking sew- Pete Caster / [email protected] ing machines, scissors, bobbins, Above: Sisters Ericka Suhrbier, left, and Kim Rakoz, owners of Billie's Designer needles, buttons and other acces- Fabrics, help a customer at the front desk on Wednesday afternoon in downtown sories to designer fabrics. Chehalis. “Most of them are designer Left: Rows of sewing thread sits on display at Billie’s Designer Fabrics on Wednes- ends, so they’re ones that design- day afternoon in downtown Chehalis. ers have used in their lines and then they are extras,” Suhrbier said. About All fabrics are hand-picked Billie’s Designer Fabrics and unique. Once a bolt runs out, • Opened in 1989 Spring it isn’t replaced with the same • Family owned and run fabric because they can’t get it • 510 N Market Blvd., Chehalis TIRE SALE again. • (360) 748-3295 Suhrbier said the uniqueness of the fabrics can present chal- Passenger Car Tires lenges for sewers if they don’t purchase enough fabric. snacks and make mittens and hats to donate to the Salvation GREAT BUY! “But it makes them be creative, Billie’s also puts on Sew should know,” Rakoz said. Starting at too,” Suhrbier said. Young Sew Fun summer camps Suhrbier and Rakoz grew up Army. They also make catnip toys that Kaija’s Garden & Pet 99 And to help customers be- for kids ages 7-17 for either be- sewing, but Suhrbier was more P155/80R-13 sells to raise money for The Al- 39 yond finding the right fabric or ginners or advanced beginners. into the hobby making projects sewing accessory, Billie’s offers “It’s all hands-on. It’s a great for 4-H and competing in Make most Home Project, a no-kill pet All-season traction customers lessons on machines week. They learn tons,” Suhrbier it with Wool contest. adoption program. Affordable pricing CH556048cbw.sw they purchased at the store as Billie’s also brings its fabric Tread design may vary. said. Along with helping their cus- Your size in stock; call for size & price. well as classes from beginning Each year kids work on differ- tomers, Billie’s works to help up to the Sewing & Stitchery sewing to advanced embroidery ent projects as many participate the community and other small Expo in Puyallup each year. It and serger classes. multiple years. Many campers businesses. is the largest sewing expo in the Suhrbier said everything is 736-6603 come in with little or no sewing Billie’s is a sponsor for the nation. The convention draws taught on machines. 1211 Harrison • Centralia machine experience. state Make it with Wool contest sewing enthusiasts from all over “We have such amazing ma- the nation and then draws them 748-0295 chines that do such creative The camps will be held in and provides a sewing machine June and July with limited spots. each year for 4-H at the South- to the shop in Chehalis, Rakoz 36 N. Market • Chehalis things, we want to teach (cus- said. tomers) how to use them,” Suhr- Those interested can stop into west Washington Fair. bier said. Billie’s for more information or The shop also holds a mitten They offer about 24 to 30 to sign up. making party during the holiday classes each year. “It’s a life-skill everyone season where sewers can bring You Can’t Choose News in Brief Your Boss. building, Centralia College has to a Raintree Nursery customer You CAN Choose Your RADIOLOGIST. Centralia College Seeks several houses that are used for service representative. The cost Furniture Donations student housing. for the workshop is only $10 per Anyone interested in donat- person. Space is limited, so reser- for Student Housing ing items can contact Miller at vations are recommended. S. Michael Tyler Gibb, Orhan Hasan Michael Janet Mendel- By The Chronicle (360) 736-9391, ext. 486, or by “You’ve probably never had Hicks, M.D. M.D. Konez, M.D. Ozgur, M.D. Pawlick, M.D. Hartvig, M.D. Centralia College is currently email at [email protected]. real wasabi,” said Sam Benow- looking for furniture donations Miller said the items would itz, owner of Raintree Nursery. Longview Call us for for a 20-unit apartment building have to be pre-approved before “Most restaurants use a green they were accepted to ensure the paste, which is a combination of Radiologists it purchased in November. MRI P.S. Inc. Healthy Savings The building, located at 115 college does not obtain more fur- horseradish, green food coloring And Compare Prices S. Silver St., has 30 bedrooms to niture than is needed. and other ingredients.” (360) 736-0200 utilize for student housing for Donations are tax deductible, Real wasabi, Benowitz said, is www.longviewradiology.com the college’s international stu- and Miller can provide those in- made from the root of the wasabi 910 S. Scheuber Rd., Centralia, WA 98531 CH554947jc.do dents and athletes. terested with the proper forms. plant and is expensive to buy. The college is gathering basic “But you can grow your own furnishings for the apartments, wasabi because, as it turns out, as well as other housing units Raintree Nursery Western Washington is the best that could use replacements, col- to Hold ‘Growing place in the United States to Fashion for lege director of fiscal services grow wasabi,” he said, “And it’s a Marla Miller said in an email. Mushrooms & Wasabi’ beautiful plant and it even looks The units are in need of liv- Workshop on Saturday great in the winter.” Every Woman ing room furniture such as Growing mushrooms can be Sizes 0-24 couches, love seats, chairs, cof- By The Chronicle as easy as falling off a log (or drill- fee tables, end tables and lamps. Looking for a new gardening into one), if you know how. For the bedroom, full size mat- ing challenge? Need more edible In this hands-on work- tresses with box springs, dress- fungi know-how? Or maybe you shop, you learn to grow shiitake ers, student desks and chairs, have freshly cut alder or oak logs and other mushrooms on logs, desk lamps and tabletop fans lazily lying about the garden that stumps, or in wood chips or are needed. Microwaves are also you’d like to put to work? straw directly in your garden. needed to help furnish the kitch- If you answered “yes” to any Try King Strpoharia gar- ens. or all of the questions above, den giant spawn in your garden, “The reason we are going then the “Growing Mushrooms shiitake or oyster mushroom about it this way is to keep costs & Wasabi” workshop with cul- growing supplies in a kit, or take down for students and to pro- tivation expert Bill Hulbert — home maitake, oyster or lion’s vide them with furnished apart- held 12:30-3:30 p.m. Saturday at mane mushroom dowels. ments,” Miller said. “It’s really the Raintree Nursery — may be Logs, fungi spawn and dow- 120-A S. Tower, Centralia CH557753cbw.cg just to help students out so we just what you need. els will be available for purchase Hours M-F 10-6, Sat. 10-5 can keep the costs as low as pos- Pre-register for the workshop at the workshop. 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He worked as a National Police Week, which By Natalie Johnson field-training officer, a driving lasts from May 12 through May [email protected] instructor, a detective and in a 16. His name will be added to the narcotics unit. Nearly a year after Officer National Law Enforcement Me- Since his death, the Chehalis morial as well. Rick Silva died, his fellow of- Police Department and the Be- ficers at the Chehalis Police Also in May, the Pierce Coun- hind the Badge Foundation have ty Sheriff’s Department will par- Department are still mourning worked with Silva’s family. their fallen colleague. ticipate in the Police Unity Tour, Schaffer said the Behind a 300-mile bicycle journey start- “We miss him more like a the Badge Foundation was very brother or a family member being in New Jersey and ending in helpful in applying for the vari- Washington D.C. The team will cause we worked with him every ous honors, and in establishing day,” said Chief Glenn Schaffer. ride this year for Silva, Washing- that Silva’s death was officially ton State Patrol Detective Brent Silva died on June 18 after recognized as in the line of duty Courtesy Photo Hanger and Coeur d’Alene Po- complications during surgery to by groups such as the Medal of lice Sgt. Greg Moore at this year’s correct a hip injury sustained Former Chehalis Police Department oicer Rick Silva’s name will be added to na- Honor committee. during a struggle with a shop- tional and state memorials next month. “It’s a little bit tricky,” Schaffer tour. The riders plan to meet with the officers’ families on lifter resisting arrest in February Honor and having his name in- Memorial, and will be unveiled said. “Rick’s (death) did not fit May 12 and present them with a 2015. scribed on both the Washington in conjunction with the ceremo- the definition that clearly.” The Washington State Medal memorial and the national me- Silva was involved in an al- memorial bracelet. ny. The local law enforcement of Honor Committee recently morial kind of help us remember The Silva family and mem- tercation with a suspect that ag- announced it would award Che- community plans to again honor him and honor him more as the bers of the Chehalis Police De- gravated an injury, requiring halis Police Officer Rick Silva Silva in a public ceremony sched- police officer,” Schaffer said. “It partment plan to attend the pub- him to get surgery. His death is with the Medal of Honor “for his just sort of puts it on a different accepted as a line of duty death uled for June 16 at the Lewis lic ceremony. exceptionally meritorious con- level for us.” because he wouldn’t have needed County Law Enforcement Me- duct while serving as a law en- The medal will be awarded Hundreds of people gathered the surgery that claimed his life morial at the Lewis County Law forcement officer,” according to at a public ceremony at noon on at Silva’s Line of Duty Death if not for the aggravation of his and Justice Center in Chehalis, the Chehalis Police Department. May 6 at the Law Enforcement Memorial Service last year. His injury that occurred while on when Silva’s name will be un- His name will also be placed Memorial site at State Capitol in colleagues, friends and family re- duty, Schaffer said. veiled on the memorial. on the state and national law en- Olympia. Silva’s name has also membered him as a positive, fair “All the individual commit- Details about the June 16 forcement memorials. been added to the nearby Wash- officer who was focussed on his tees said it fits the definition,” he event will be released at a later “I think … the Medal of ington State Law Enforcement family. said. date. Lewis County Sheriff’s Office Recognizes Volunteers

By The Chronicle Courtesy Photo More than 100 people gath- Lewis County Sherif Rob Snaza, left, recognized the Sherif’s ered Saturday at the Bethel Oice’s numerous volunteers, including Ardith Hamilton and Church Fireside Room in Che- Cheryl Haselwood, seen with Belle Williams, director of the halis to recognize 60 volunteers Sherif’s Oice evidence facility, on Saturday. at the Lewis County Sheriff’s Of- fice. Sheriff Rob Snaza thanked all of the volunteers for their service, and presented special awards New Patient Exam and Children’s New Patient for their service, dedication and Cleaning Exam and Cleaning leadership, according to the Sheriff’s Office. $149 $89 Volunteers who received spe- Offers valid for new, cash pay patients only. Includes exam, consultation, any necessary x-rays and dental cial recognitions include Louie cleaning (in the absence of periodontal disease only). Not valid with any other offer. L. Hopkins of Lewis County Chaplaincy Service, Sue English 360.785.4755 CH555962cbw.cg of Packwood Search and Rescue, 617 Cemetery Road, Steven Von Seggren of Lewis Winlock, WA 98596 County Composite Squadron winlockfamilydentistry.com Civil Air Patrol, Hailee J. Olson of Explorer Post #9771, James H. Van Ornum of Amateur Radio Emergency Services, Nick Nico- Ellen Lee and Cara Radtke, who group of volunteers who support ara, a support volunteer, Cheryl E. Haselwood, Ardith J. Ham- are wives of Lewis County Sher- our mission and help us provide ilton and Kristen A. Witchey, iff’s Office reserve deputies. ‘Public Safety through Profes- support volunteers for evidence “We are very fortunate to have sional Service,’” Snaza said in a and Sandy Lupo, Brenda Padgett, such a large, dedicated, diverse statement. 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Check with participating Honda Dealers for complete details. ed to accommodate the needs of Ofer valid through / 5/31/2016. Base price shown does not include tax, license, dealer prep, and destination fee of $310.00. Neither The TSA already allows par- forcement of those procedures,” MSRP nor Price includes $320 in destination charges. Get $500 in Bonus Bucks on 2015 & Prior CB500F/A. Bonus Bucks ofer parents traveling with infants,” is valid with the purchase of new and unregistered 2015 & Prior CB500F/A models. Bonus Bucks can only be used for purchases at ents traveling with infants to Herrera Beuter said in the release. the dealership and must be redeemed on the date of purchase. Ofer has no cash value and is not transferable. Redemption value is carry on more than 3 ounces of “The agency appears to be taking Rice said. not to exceed $500. Check with participating Honda Dealers for complete details. Ofer valid through 6-30/2016. formula or breast milk. However, the proper steps to fix this prob- many parents have reported “ha- lem, but it’s important that Con- rassment-like scrutiny,” accord- gress requires TSA to maintain ing to a press release, resulting in this priority in the future for new interrupted travel plans, broken hires and retraining activities.” equipment and wasted food. As chairman of the Trans- “Parents traveling with infants portation Security Subcommit- News in Brief Pinckney allegedly got into Green Hill Inmate a fight with another inmate at Charged With the juvenile corrections facility on December 31, 2015. Both Assaulting Guard residents allegedly ignored staff By The Chronicle orders to quit fighting. Two Green Hill staff mem- A Green Hill School resident bers grabbed Pinckney, who al- was charged Tuesday for alleg- legedly hit one of them in the Hungry For Business? edly assaulting a staff member in head twice, according to court December. documents. 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Venters and co-director An- Cast members rehearse a scene that is a similar to “Three Billy Goats Gruf,” which will be part of the Kids with Performing Arts to Homeschoolers performance of “Everybody gives a lot,” she THE NEWSROOM gela Wilcox said the show is a said. good one to take younger kids to. “Stories Under the Big Top” at the Evergreen Playhouse in Centralia on Tuesday For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact morning. PATH is a group that pro- the appropriate person listed below. “They will giggle and laugh,” EDITOR Wilcox said. vides local homeschool students putting on the show next week- “We can focus more on the art the opportunity to participate Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 “So will the big people,” Ven- end. of acting instead of wrangling [email protected] in theater and musical perfor- Sports Editor ters added. Dividing the students into children,” Wilcox said with a The students have been di- mances. 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The tour is from 10 a.m. to Tourism, Religion, 6 p.m. South Lewis County Communities By Michael Wagar “It’s our ninth year offering Kaylee Osowski ...... 807-8208 the tour in the Chehalis Valley [email protected] [email protected] Sports, News and Photography and it’s five boutique wineries on Matt Baide ...... 807-8230 If you enjoy sipping local this tour that offer hand-crafted [email protected] wine, touring the bucolic back- wines,” said Andrea Keary, who Sports Reporter ways of Thurston and Lewis along with her husband Terril Lars Steier ...... 807-8230 counties and tasting some fine own the winery outlet in down- [email protected] Death Notices, What’s Happening, appetizers, this Saturday’s Che- town Tenino. “You’ll get to meet halis Valley Wine Tour beckons. Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices the owners; each one has their Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 You can drive through the own story of what they are about. 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(no Saturday) Printing and Distribution ...... 807-8716 world-class grapes from Eastern The focus at the winery is fruit www.wellswinery.com Washington. wines made with produce from Wells’ Winery is a small bou- Deadpool FAX NUMBERS Washington state. tique winery established in 2006 R • 9:00 pm Advertising Fax ...... 736-1568 Fri., Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., Bateaux Cellars by owner Carol Wells in Onalaska. hurs. (no Saturday) Classified/Circulation Fax ...... 807-8258 Scatter Creek Winery She uses only naturally grown CH556145jc.do Obituaries ...... 807-8258 www.bateauxcellars.com 20th Annual Brewfest Newsroom Fax ...... 736-4796 Bateaux Cellars is a boutique www.scattercreekwinery. fruit and berries from the North- Live Music at 127th VOLUME, 123rd ISSUE winery located near the Cowlitz com west, raw organic sugar and is 7pm Left Coast Country 9pm he June Bugs THE CHRONICLE (USPS - 142260) River. Its name honors the early Scatter Creek Winery is a family without added sulfites. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Chronicle, explorers who traveled North- owned and operated winery in — Source: Chehalis Valley Wine Minor with parent before 7 pm only 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. west waters by bateaux, hand downtown Tenino that has been Tour $4.00 All Ages • Under 11 - $2 The Chronicle is published three times a week at 321 N. Pearl St., Cen- 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia • (360) 736-1634 tralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, WA. Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016 LOCAL Relay For Life Turning 30 In Lewis County This Year NEW EVENTS: Fireworks, Cut for the Cure, Survivor’s Dinner to be Held By Kaylee Osowski [email protected] Relay for Life will be celebrat- ing 30 years in Lewis County this year. The annual 24-hour event, which will be May 20-21 at the Southwest Washington Fair- grounds, raises money and awareness to fight cancer. This year the local theme will be “86 Cancer” because 1986 is the year Relay For Life started in the county. Linda Tomasheck, chair- woman of Relay For Life, said teams and attendees can expect a 1980s theme with lots of music from that decade. In advance of the event, To- masheck said, the organization is planning a Paint the Town Pur- ple day on May 12 where businesses in Centralia and Chehalis can encourage their employees to wear purple. She said the group also plans to create cards about Relay for The Chronicle / File Photo Life that employees will be able to hand out to people. In this May 16, 2014 ile photo, two women embrace during the Opening Ceremony of Relay For Life, in which cancer survivors (in matching purple shirts) were honored. The Run Amok Running ed for a while and new teams are events to its traditional ones. The traditional luminaria Relay for Life. Club is supporting the event by also coming on board, she said. Relay for Life will kick off as ceremony will follow the fire- New this year as well, Valley inviting all of its runners and Typically about 400 to 500 it usually does with opening cer- works display at 11 p.m. View Health Center is bringing walkers to wear purple. people come to the event, and emonies at 6 p.m. followed by the On May 21 attendees can a health fair to the event from Tomasheck said the hope is Tomasheck said the organization survivor and caregiver lap. participate in yoga at 1 a.m. and noon to 4 p.m. Paint the Town Purple will help wants to increase that number. For the first time Applebee’s nia holistic dancing at 2 a.m. Quiznos is providing a team to show people that Relay For Attendees who aren’t on a team is sponsoring a survivors’ dinner The Chinese lantern ceremo- captain lunch at 12:30 p.m., a Life is a community event and can participate in activities, and at the fairgrounds at 6:45 p.m., ny will be at 3 a.m. Glow in the new event to show appreciation people don’t have to be on a team to attend. there’s no entry fee to get into the and survivors will be allowed to dark bowling will begin at 4:30 for all they do to prepare for Re- “The whole idea is just to fairgrounds. bring one guest. a.m., and ring toss will follow at lay For Life. bring awareness to Relay for Life,” “There’s just a lot of great At 7 p.m. the Backfire Band 5:30 a.m. This year’s Miss Lewis Coun- she said. things going on,” she said. will take the stage. A new band called Kiwi ty Bailey Peters will be perform- This year 36 teams have Relay for Life begins at 4 p.m. New this year, a fireworks Dragon will perform starting at ing with the band Just Cuz at 1 signed up for the event, which is on May 20 and lasts until 4 p.m. show will follow at 9 p.m. 8 a.m. p.m. more than last year, she said. on May 21. “Come watch the fireworks, Tips N Toes salon will be cut- A silent auction and chil- Many teams are coming back This year, Tomasheck said, you don’t have to pay a dime,” ting hair donations for Cut for a dren’s activities will also take this year that haven’t participat- the organization is adding new Tomasheck said. Cure at 10 a.m., a new event for place throughout Relay for Life. Centralia School District Makes Enhancements to Highly Capable Instruction 2016-17 YEAR: Clustering in groups of five to eight kids. vary dramatically from student be getting daily HiCap instruc- MORE INFO Those groups are placed with a to student,” she said. “Again, tion in their home school now Models Will Likely Shelley Habenicht, director teacher who is trained in strate- clustering will allow our HiCap as well,” Habenicht said. “We Group Students of special programs for the gies for teaching highly capable students to be placed together in are very excited to offer this im- Centralia School District, will learners, noted the press release. classrooms that are responsive to proved level of instruction to our Together for Learning hold a question and answer The clustered groups allow their special needs and charac- highly capable students.” By Justyna Tomtas session regarding highly ca- the students to be placed with teristics.” The district’s highly capable pable instruction on May 17. one teacher at each grade level. Principals are currently policy states the program will in- [email protected] Information on the meet- The schools will train a teacher working with their staff to de- clude the expansion of academic The Centralia School District ing will be sent to parents in the special strategies. cide if a cluster model will be attainments; stimulation of intel- will offer services to all elemen- shortly, stated the district. “When all teachers are ex- adopted in their building, or if lectual curiosity, independence tary students who are identified pected (to) meet the highly di- another model will be developed and responsibility; development as highly capable during every the district, and no additional verse learning styles and needs instead, stated the release. The of a positive attitude toward self school day from the start of the funding is provided by the legis- of all students, it can become decisions will be communicated and others; and the development 2016-17 school year. lature to add staffing. very difficult for them to meet with parents at a later date. of originality and creativity. The new requirements passed Since the programs are con- everyone’s needs properly,” Shel- Regardless of the model ad- The district identifies Hi- by the Washington State Legisla- sidered part of basic education, ley Habenicht, director of special opted by the school, all HiCap Cap students who demonstrate ture in 2011 are part of a gifted the district is expected to use programs, said. “These teachers students will start receiving daily through assessment the capac- student’s basic education, stated basic funding it has already re- will become the building HiCap services in gifted education next ity to learn with unusual depth a press release from the district. ceived, the release stated. experts. They will continue to year, Habenicht said. of understanding, the capac- Highly capable programs “Many districts have been suc- train throughout the year.” Students currently in the ity and willingness to deal with provide instruction, activi- cessful in stretching their limited Habenicht said there is solid third through sixth grade weekly increasing levels of abstraction ties, and services that accelerate funding to accommodate gifted research to support the cluster- pull-out HiCap program, for- and complexity earlier than their learning, according to the Office students by using a clustering ing model. By placing students in merly known as Apex, will con- chronological peers, the creative of the Superintendent of Public model,” Superintendent Mark a group of peers with like capa- tinue to receive that benefit as ability to make unusual con- Instruction. Davalos said. bilities, it provides an easier time well. nections among ideas and con- The programs also offer The funding challenge has learning. “So our third through sixth cepts, the ability to learn quickly unique challenges to students led Centralia School District “They need programs that grade students will continue in their areas of intellectual identified as highly capable. The to follow the clustering model, are tailored to their individual to receive the Apex instruction strength, and the capacity for in- HiCap services come at a cost to which places gifted students needs as well, and those needs they’re accustomed to, but they’ll tense concentration and/or focus. News in Brief Chehalis, Centralia Pass Lewis County Solid Emil Pierson, community de- handiwork, woodworking, pet At the high school greenhous- velopment director for the city, accessories and whimsy. es, the Tenino FFA annual plant Resolutions in Support Waste Advisory said swings have been installed New vendors will bring kettle sale starts and the Tenino FFA along with the new park design. corn, raw snacks, sandwiches Community Garden will have an of Regional Transit Committee Meeting to The wooden poles which have and beverages, plus a larger se- open house 10 a.m.-noon with a Center Project be Held May 4 deteriorated and rotted have lection of meats, produce, and sign dedication at 11:30 a.m. been replaced with new poles bakery to the market. Sherry Bachmann, newly By The Chronicle By The Chronicle and cables to fence off areas. Joining the event, will be the elected board member, said, The city councils of both The Lewis County Solid “I look forward to seeing Tenino Area Chamber of Com- “Our vendors, customers and Centralia and Chehalis passed Waste Advisory Committee is thousands of young children merce with bounce houses set up community all benefit from the resolutions this week in support meeting next week. utilizing the equipment over the for children, along with a booth new central location and larger of Twin Transit’s request for state The meeting will be at 1 p.m. next years,” he said. and fundraising activities for space. We are focused on what is or federal funds to construct a on May 4 in the conference room A ribbon cutting will be held Raise for Rowyn, a non-profit good for our vendors and build- new regional transit center. at Lewis County Public Services, on Monday, May 9 at 5 p.m. The local organization, dedicated to ing relationships with our down- Rob LaFontaine, general 2025 NE Kresky Ave., Chehalis. public is invited to attend. helping families cope with the town neighbors.” manager of Twin Transit, asked The committee will dis- loss of their children. The Tenino Farmers Market the councils at their respective cuss the renewal of the Solid Tenino Farmers Market Other local businesses and takes place every Saturday, 10 meetings for a resolution in Waste Disposal District interlo- community organizations are a.m. to 3 p.m., May 7 through support of the grants he is pur- cal agreement with cities in the to Launch 2016 Season offering events. Home & Garden Sept. 24 at 213 Sussex Ave. West suing county and the transfer of land- By The Chronicle Décor, just across Sussex Avenue (Olympia Street). LaFontaine told the Centralia fill maintenance to the county from the market, will celebrate Visit www.teninofarmers- from Centralia. To celebrate Opening Day Council on Tuesday night that he and a new site in the Tenino’s its sixth anniversary. market.org for more information. is writing a grant to the Federal downtown historic district on Transit Administration for the Ribbon Cutting Olympia Street, the Tenino PACIFIC NORTHWEST project. Farmers Market will kick off its The public transportation Scheduled for Improved 2016 season from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA agency purchased two properties Rotary Riverside Park on Saturday, May 7, with a Moth- REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! located on North Pearl Street in er’s Day Market. By The Chronicle n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers Centralia last year for an amount Marketgoers will find famil- 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation not to exceed $485,000. The Rotary Riverside Park recent- iar returning market vendors Number of words: 25 l Extra word cost: $10 properties will house a regional ly received a makeover with the and new vendors, all honoring Cost: $540 (Runs 3 consecutive days including wkds.) n PNDN 2x2 DISPLAY - Daily Newspapers CH557795ac.cg bus transfer station and a transit installation of new playground moms, with flowers and baskets, 27 newspapers - 1,016,864 circulation office building. equipment. vegetable starts, bakery, farm- Size: 2x2 (3.25”x2”) Cost: 1x 2x2: $1,050 Both councils showed their The Centralia City Council fresh produce, USDA meats, support with an unanimous vote set budget funds aside for the honey, jewelry, soaps, lotions, More info: [email protected] or call (916) 288-6011 in support of the resolution. project in January. candles, pottery, fiber and fabric The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016 • Main 7 LOCAL Fat Tire Ride, Festival Organizers Gearing Up for Event Stillwaters WILLAPA HILLS TRAIL: Estates to Area Farms and Town of Pe Ell Planning Build 27 Single Activities for Riders By Kaylee Osowski Family Units [email protected] By The Chronicle On your marks. Get set. The Centralia City Council Go on a leisurely bicycle ride approved the final plat of Still- through West Lewis County waters Estates’ Planned Unit farm land. Development on Tuesday night, The Willapa Hills Trail Fat allowing the company to move Tire Ride & Festival is just less forward in building 27 single than two months away and or- family residential houses. ganizers are working to finalize The preliminary plat of Still- farm and nature stops along the waters Estates was reviewed and way as well as the festival in Pe approved by the City Council on Ell. June 26, 2007. The fifteen con- The ride will take place on ditions of approval were all met the Willapa Hills Trail from quite some time ago, Emil Pier- Chehalis to Pe Ell, which is about son, director of community de- 22 miles on paved and unpaved velopment, said. trail, and then back again. Now with improvements in “This is Washington's only off- the economy, the developer is road rail bike event,” said Holli ready to move forward with the Schoonover, marketing specialist project. for the event. The division is about 6.77 To get ready for the event, acres in size. Along with the 27 Schoonover is organizing trail single family residential lots, rides. Dates and times are being there will be two lots for storm finalized. water. At 6:15 p.m. on Thursday this All the homes in this phase week riders are also encouraged of development are single-family to join a photo and video shoot homes and will remain consis- on the trail and the Doty Trestle. tent with the existing homes The event itself will begin at already constructed within the 8 a.m. on June 25, with riders estate. starting from then until 10 a.m. “I’m very excited. I will say the from the Veterans Memorial Williams family has been a great Museum, where parking will be partnership in the community,” available. Pierson said. The applicant, Da- During the actual event, rid- vid Williams, represents Still- ers can stop and tour five farms waters Estates Inc. “Stillwaters along the way. is something the community Newaukum Valley Farm, an should be very proud of.” organic vegetable farm, will be Stillwaters was founded in offering riders tours and dinner 1986 and is a secure, gated pre- at its Chefs in Our Field event retirement/retirement commu- from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Dinner nity for adults 50 years of age tickets are available to purchase and up. at newaukumvalleyfarm.com The council approved the plat Rosecrest Farm, an organic with a 6-0 vote. dairy farm established in 1903, will be open both days of the ride. Organic Valley milk and cheese The Chronicle / File Photo Minor Injuries snacks will be available for tast- The Willapa Hills Trail outside of Chehalis will be the course for the Fat Tire Ride on June 25. ing and purchase. Reported Five generations have been the river and keeping water- panning and a quilt show are are $30 per person and $80 for farming Wedin Farm, which ways healthy at the event. The planned. a family of five. Each additional in 5-Car went from a dairy farm to beef agencies intend to set up infor- Rebecca Ambrose, who runs person is $10. After May 15 pric- cattle and now grows and sells mational booths and possibily an antique store on Main Street ing will increase by $5 and by an- Collision hay. Visitors can enjoy demon- activities about salmon-friendly in Pe Ell and is helping to or- other $5 on the day of the event. strations, music and local prod- garden care, water conservation, ganize the festival in the small Riders are encouraged to register ucts. Dawn’s Delectables will how to deal with pet waste and town, will have her shop open By The Chronicle offer fruit smoothies and boxed other ways to keep pollutants out and serve dinner beginning at 4 early to ensure they get a T-shirt The Centralia Police Depart- lunches. of rivers and other waterbodies. p.m. and to help organizers with plan- ment is investigating the cause of Willapa Hills Farm is the One booth will be set up in Pe Ell Ambrose will also have live ning. a five-vehicle collision in Centra- home of Willapa Hills Cream- and one along the trail. music at her business beginning About 65 people have regis- lia Tuesday morning. ery and Willapa Hills Lowline “It’s totally doable to stop for at 3 p.m. until about 6 p.m when tered so far. At 8 a.m., personnel from Cattle Co. The creamery pro- an hour, stop for a couple hours, the Bruce Maier Band begins Volunteers are needed for the the Riverside Fire Authority re- duces cheese and other dairy and do something different. … playing. weekend of the event for registra- sponded to a report of a five-ve- products with a tasting room This is not a grueling ride, this is Vendors will also be offer- tion, first aid stations, shuttling hicle collision in the 1900 block and shop open daily from 10 a.m. a fun, be with your family (ride),” ing food and entertainment camping gear to and from Pe Ell of North Pearl Street. to 4 p.m. The farm also sells eggs said Harry Bhagwandin, grant throughout the weekend. and other things. Eight occupants of the ve- and other food and beverages. writer for the event. The Pe Ell School football Those interested in helping hicles were evaluated and com- The farm will extend its hours Organizers of the ride are field will be open for camping out can contact Jason Baker at for the weekend ride with snack, also working with the Chehalis- and the school will be open un- plained of minor injuries, but refreshment and restroom access. Centralia Railroad & Museum til 10 p.m. for showers and re- (360) 508-4349 or jason@pacnw- refused treatment, according to In 2005 Brad and Meg Greg- so the steam train can pick up or strooms. Other restrooms and photography.com the RFA. ory started Black Sheep Cream- drop off riders at Spooner Road. portable toilets will be open Vendors interested in setting RFA personnel used absor- ery, which offers cheeses blended Tickets have to be purchased in through the night. up in Pe Ell should call Linda bent material to soak up fluids in their creamery in downtown advance. Breakfast will be served out- Henderson at (360) 245-3403. leaking from two of the vehicles. Chehalis. The farm has about Riders can also stop at Rain- side the school the next morning. 120 East Friesian and Lacuane bow Falls State Park to walk to The event is funded by lodg- ewes. They also make yarn and the waterfall the park is named ing tax grant dollars from the city wool. after. of Chehalis and Lewis County. Pole Buildings The lamb pen will be open for Once in Pe Ell, riders can visit Funds raised from the event viewing, and visitors can watch the farmers market, which will will go toward improving the On Sale Now! a wool spinning demonstration. likely extend its hours a bit. trail to eventually create a 56- Sheep milk yogurt, fruit and A horseshoe tournament will mile ride to the coast. Site Prep cheese will be for sale. be held at the city park. Registration is available at The Chehalis Basin Partner- Visitors will be able to take ridethewillapa.com or in person Available ship and Chehalis Lead Entity themselves on self-guided tours at the Centralia-Chehalis Cham- plan to provide education about and a scavenger hunt and gold ber of Commerce. Early tickets 24’x24’x10’ 24’x24’x10’ Machine Storage 2 Car Garage Flood Authority Approves Over $1 Million for Projects LOCAL: Phase 2 of China reduce the impact of a 100-year on flood-prone areas along U.S. flood event. Highway 12. • 4” Concrete w/Fibermix Reinforcement Creek, Chehalis Airport “I’m excited about the Chi- Projects which focused on • 18” Eave & Gable Framed Overhangs na Creek project. Not only is it • 3’x6’-8” Steel Insulated Walk-In Door Stormwater Backup the basin as a whole include • Optional Concrete Is Available • (2) 10’x8’ Steel Panel Overhead Doors Pump Make List through my district but my busi- $75,000 for a basinwide erosion • 2” Vinyl Back Roof Insulation • 2” Vinyl Back Roof Insulation ness and my house is basically study, and $75,000 for a basin By Justyna Tomtas on China Creek,” councilor Max wide home flood proofing study. 24’x36’x10’ 38’x30’x10’ Vogt said at the meeting. 2 Car Garage & Workshop Monitor RV Storage [email protected] Along with the local projects, Phase one of the project money was awarded for fish The Chehalis River Basin focused on land along Little monitoring on the Cosmopolis Flood Authority awarded funds Hanaford Road the city pur- Mill Creek Dam, and for the res- to several local projects last week chased in 2004. The goal is to toration design of Aberdeen’s Fry • 4” Concrete w/Fibermix Reinforcement redirect China Creek to meander • 18” Eave & Gable Framed Overhangs after $1.5 million was made Creek. • 4” Concrete w/Fibermix Reinforcement • (1) 12’x12’ Steel Panel Overhead Door available for additional small through a debris-laden channel • (2) 10’x8’ Steel Panel Overhead Doors • (1) 10’x8’ Steel Panel Overhead Door In all, 16 projects were sub- • 3’x6’-8” Steel Insulated Walk-In Door projects. in the 25-acre field and through • (1) 3’x8’ Steel Insulated Walk-In Door mitted for the funds asking for • 2” Vinyl Back Roof Insulation • 2” Vinyl Back Roof Insulation Ron Averill, with the Flood two large pools located along the a total of $4,696,800, a number Authority, told the Centralia City road. 30’x48’x12’ All Buildings Include: Council on Tuesday night that all The pools aimed to fill dur- well above the amount avail- RV - Boat - Car & Workshop able. Many of the projects did � 2” Vinyl Back Roof Insulation � 18 Sidewall of the projects selected have been ing heavy rains to slow flows & Trim Colors � Free Estimate � Designed approved and will be funded. long enough to allow runoff wa- not meet the requirements of the for 85MPH Wind � Exposure B + 25lb. The authority awarded ter from downtown Centralia to project committee, Averill said. Snow Load � Building Plan � Construction The funds became available � Guaranteed Craftmanship $200,000 for the phase two de- work through the creek. • 4” Concrete w/Fibermix Reinforcement 30’x36’ � Permit Service • (1) 10’x10’ Steel Panel Overhead Door CH556042cbw.do sign of China Creek, a two-part Other local projects included after two Aberdeen projects were Prices do not include permit cost or sales tax & are based on a level • (1) 10’x8’ Steel Panel Overhead Door accessible building site w/less than 1’ rock fill. Non commercial usage, project to reduce flooding in the $80,000 for the purchase of a “grossly underestimated,” Averill • (1) 3’x6’-8” Steel Insulated Walk-In Door price maybe affected by county codes and/or travel considerations. Ad area. stormwater backup pump at the said. Since the authority had to • 2” Vinyl Back Roof Insulation prices expire one week from publish date. Prices reflect Lewis County only. Phase two focuses on the Chehalis Airport, $110,000 for go back to the drawing board on Jorstad’s Twin City Metal Buildings Agnew Ponds area that was do- a culvert study on the Chehalis the projects, funds were made www.twincitymetalbuildings.com nated to the city in 2013. The Dellenbaugh Creek and $55,000 available to spend in the current project will allow the ponds to for relief analysis of Oakville and biennium. 360-748-1828 • 1-800-394-8038 hold a much larger amount of the Washington State Depart- In all, the approved projects 1508 Bishop Rd. • Chehalis, WA 98532 water that may store enough to ment of Transportation, focusing were allotted $1,095,000. Lic#TWINCMB181C5 Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016

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 Minimum Wage Law: This Is Not Play Money By The Seattle Times Editorial Board Other Views wage. Seattle is a great case study. jumps coming in the near fu- wages, and 30 percent said they Recent headlines declaring The UW research team, un- ture: Employers with more than planned to reduce the workforce. little price impact from Seattle’s service charge was not fully cap- der contract with Seattle and 500 workers had to pay $13 an Vigdor said upcoming stud- led by professor Jacob Vigdor, hour as of last January and must ies would track the hours of groundbreaking $15-minimum- tured in those price spikes. is tracking 500-plus businesses pay $15 an hour by next Janu- workers — testing the assump- wage experiment did not quite Sifting out these early indica- and 50-plus low-wage employees ary. Smaller employers phase in tion by critics that employers tell the whole story. tors is vital because Seattle’s $15 wage law rolled out as a political for the coming years. slowly to $15 by 2019. Benefits would cut back shifts — and the The news was based on Uni- At first blush, there are some packages can be counted toward impact that higher wages had on versity of Washington research, campaign, not a finely tuned economic experiment. The encouraging data in year one. some of the wage. social safety-net supports (such which took a snapshot one year rhetoric is now being tested, and Employers reported raising wages Many impacts are unknown. as housing subsidies) for low- into the seven-year phase-in it’s not all rosy. above the mandated $11, suggest- In fact, workers reported that wage workers. toward a $15 wage floor. With a Data are particularly im- ing a trickle up. Two out of five the real impact of the 2015 jump One “potential area of maximum of $11-an-hour mini- portant with the tidal wave of employers said the higher wage from $9.47 an hour — the state- concern” for Vigdor is teenage- mum wage in effect during the momentum toward a higher would increase worker morale wide minimum wage then — to employment rates. “One mes- study period of 2015, retail and minimum wage nationally, and and lead to more job applicants. $11 was only about $1, because sage we’ve been hearing from rent prices indeed had not spiked. a voter initiative calling for a But this is not free money. the Seattle market already paid businesses is, when they’re hir- But Seattle restaurant prices phased-in $13.50 minimum The UW research shows the more than the state minimum. ing now, they’re placing a big — a leading indicator of the wage statewide that might be on march to $15 prompted 11 per- But anxious employers are emphasis on workers with expe- impact — had jumped nearly 9 the November ballot. We need cent of businesses to consider or looking ahead. Overall, 85 per- rience,” said Vigdor. percent. And the restaurant in- to know the broad economic plan a move out of Seattle. cent of food service and hospi- In the case of $15, the jury is dustry trend toward a 20 percent trade-offs of a higher minimum And that’s before bigger wage tality businesses planned to raise still out. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking Centralia College Music Department Dazzles at Concert Let me begin by saying that the most recent census shows that Lewis County has a population of 75,455. That leads me to the conclusion that there were approximately 75,430 citizens who missed what I consider to have been the best and brightest evening ever spent in Centralia College’s Corbet Theatre. The occasion was a concert last Thursday by members of the college’s music department, and although I believed it was well enough advertised, few other people did. I’m not going to try to describe the glow I felt, walking to my small pickup at the end of the evening. The head of the college’s music department, Beth May, provided piano accompaniment to soloists Lesley O’Donel, flutist, and Kathleen Scar- borough, violist. Both of them showed complete mastery of their instruments. After each had performed, O’Donel returned to play an unaccompanied piece on the flute, which had me marveling at the sounds she was able to achieve by simply blowing across a hole in a piece of pipe. (I’m being face- COMMENTARY: VanTuyl’s Views tious here.) It had this listener sitting By Bill Moeller on a seashore listening to waves and watching a sunset. Lewis County Power Rankings: The second half of the program belonged to Daven Tillinghast, as both singer and accompanist. His mastery of the jazz guitar chords (which I was never able Taking a Tractor Ride With Lyle to achieve) was impeccable from the 1920s hit “Dinah” through a more modern Sinatra classic, “Nancy With It’s been a good week for animals Somehow or another, during the roads temporarily to accommodate the Laughing Face,” to original compositions. in the news, but I didn’t get around two weeks between the end of my road maintenance, construction or My peculiar hearing impediment, which I’ve de- to ranking them. There was the sea (brief) tenure at the Willapa Harbor natural disasters. scribed before, (the impossibility of understanding spo- lion that turned up alive in Oakville Herald and starting at The Chroni- The commissioners did not ken words in a situation where there is either amplifica- and then dead in Olympia (how a cle, I picked up a tractor-driving gig notice, however, that Elsea slipped tion or echoes present) once again prevented me from sea lion could survive swimming under the charge of Mister Hojem. an addendum to the end of the understanding what was said between songs, but I’ve ashore in Oakville but be killed in The work was simple: I was discing a ordinance — in 6-point font, and been reassured that his observations about how music Olympia is beyond me), and Jordan massive dirt field. He’d stop by peri- he whispered it quickly under his has influenced people throughout the years were apt, Nailon’s feature on pigeon racing, odically to check my progress, usu- breath when presenting it — that appropriate and full of insight. which somehow is a thing in which ally climbing aboard the John Deere gives Elsea the authority to audible Then came the clincher, the perfect closing to an he’s not actively involved. for a lap. One afternoon a survey his own speed limits on county outstanding evening; Kathleen Scarborough returned Here’s this week’s power rank- crew stopped in to do whatever sur- roads. — armed this time with a violin instead of her viola ings, which start veyors do, which Mister Hojem took In layman’s terms, this means El- — and, with Tillinghast providing the jazz accompani- with the memory of as a Ted Williams-esque occasion sea can call his own shots as to how ment on the guitar, first played the tender love bal- a good guy that left to stretch the boundaries of polite fast he feels it’s reasonable to travel lad, “What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life,” and impressions all over English. on any road upon which he may then exploded with the single best jazz performance Lewis County. “YOU SEE THOSE $%#$ING happen to be driving; if he’s pulled I’ve heard on that stage: an Irving Berlin song, “Cheek #%$@*^S?” he shouted to me over over, he merely explains to the depu- to Cheek,” from an old Fred Astaire-Ginger Rodgers LYLE HOJEM: the rumble of the tractor, shaking a ty the situation. movie, “Top Hat.” Mister Hojem died thick, menacing fist at the window. “Sir, you were go-” The best way I can describe it was that she played last week at the age “YOU DON’T EVER STOP FOR “EIGHTY-FIVE! CALLED IT!” with the energy and intensity that Janis Joplin used to of 92, which is sad By Aaron VanTuyl THOSE $%#$ING #%$@*^S!” “Excuse me?” exhibit at her rambunctious best. It was certainly noth- and as surprising The surveyors, maybe 40 yards “I called it. It’s in the county code.” ing less than that. Her technical jazz skill, her interpre- as such an occur- away, waved. Mister Hojem did not. “Sir, are you-” tation and the rapport with her accompanist, Tilling- rence can be for a man of that age. “YOU JUST KEEP ON $%#$ING “I’m director of public works Tim hast, made it, in this bystander’s opinion, not just the Tuesday’s edition featured a story DRIVING!” Elsea and I called 85 mph on this best jazz performance, but the single best individual on his passing, though the editorial At this point I was wondering stretch of road for as long as it takes performance of any classification by anyone — ama- staff was a bit hesitant as to how to how a career in journalism could me to get where I’m going.” teur or professional — that I’ve heard on that stage. describe him in the headline. “Pres- possibly top being crammed in a “... Sorry to bother you, Mr. Elsea. The chances that a moment such as that will ever be ence,” the final decision, seemed like tractor cab on a hot August after- Have a safe drive.” recreated are slim, indeed. I’m sorry you missed it. The an appropriate term, both in refer- noon with a large, loud 81-year-old The same addendum, interest- evening almost made me wish that I were a half cen- ence to his work with county fire man in logging clothes screaming ingly, also grants Elsea the power to tury younger, so I could fall in love again. Almost. districts and the way he dominated profanities at onlookers that clearly declare any body of water a public Jazz violinists are somewhat of a musical rarity a room. couldn’t hear him but wisely kept pool, any yard a public park, and outside of Stephane Grappelli, of France, although Joe I met Mister Hojem probably 15 their distance. any meat grilled within sight of a Venuti, who spent his last years in Puget Sound country, years ago. He was a regular at my I did not, however, stop that county road up for grabs, meaning came in a darned close second. Today, Mark O’Connor dad’s shop, sometimes bringing in @#$%ing tractor, because when Mis- theoretically he could eat your lunch, is best known as a country music fiddler in Nashville, jobs, and more often stopping by for ter Hojem told you to do something take a nap in your yard and swim but he’s a top jazz and swing artist, too. By the way, did a dry place to cuss. He was larger (in all capital letters, no less) you in your pool before driving away at you know that he once played on two separate Saturday than life, with a shock of white hair, knew you should probably just do it. whatever speed he deems appropri- evening broadcasts from the studio of KELA? I know, I calloused hands and the movements ate — so long as, like a teenager was there. of a man 20 years his junior. He TIM ELSEA: Elsea, Lewis County’s heading for the passenger’s seat, he ••• seemed old enough to know more public works director, was granted calls it first. Bill Moeller is a former entertainer, mayor, bookstore than anyone else, but not so old that permission by the Board of Lewis ••• owner, city council member, paratrooper and pilot living in it felt like he’d ever go anywhere or County Commissioners on Monday Aaron VanTuyl is the sports editor Centralia. He can be reached at bookmaven321@comcast.net. lose a step. to adjust speed limits on county and a columnist for TheChronicle.

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Items submitted are subject to editing and be sent to [email protected]. n Editor Eric Schwartz can be reached at (360) discussion of vital issues and events affecting will become the property of this newspaper. Po- 807-8224, or by e-mail at eschwartz@chronline. the quality of life in Lewis County and adjoining etry is not accepted. com. regions. When necessary, we will be willing to take a tough, definitive stance on a controversial issue. • Main 9 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016 Suspect in Dog Death Pleads Not Guilty Olympia ANIMAL CRUELTY: mal cruelty, attended the hearing. The agency contributed reward Animal Lovers Gather money for the arrest of a suspect. at Thurston County Executive Director Laura Will Buy Henderson said that she be- Courtroom During lieves justice for Diamond can be James Evans’ Hearing served under Washington’s animal cruelty laws. 149 Acres By Amelia Dickson “I hope that the system works, The Olympian and that he gets the maximum Animal lovers saddened and sentence,” Henderson said. “We have strong animal cruelty laws for Parks outraged by the hanging death of a dog near Summit Lake packed in Washington.” By Andy Hobbs a Thurston County courtroom The main problem in cases The Olympian Tuesday during a hearing for the like Diamond’s, she said, is that suspect in the case, James L. Ev- the crimes go unreported, or sus- The Olympia City Council ans. pects are never identified. has approved the purchase of 149 Evans pleaded not guilty to “Even in this case, it took a lot total acres of land for parks. one count of aggravated first-de- of time for someone to come for- The city will buy two sites. The first is a 74-acre property gree animal cruelty before Thur- Steve Bloom / The Olympian ward,” Henderson said. “If you known as Trillium/Ashton ston County Superior Court see someone hurting an animal, Traveling to the Thurston County Courthouse from Snoqualmie Tuesday morning, Woods, an undeveloped area lo- Judge Erik Price. Evans was ar- it’s important to report it.” Dana Backiel wanted to attend the arraignment of James Leroy Evans in connec- cated east of LBA Park and south rested April 9 in connection to According to court docu- tion of the death of Diamond, a 3-year-old pit bull who was found hanging March of Morse-Merryman Road in the dog’s death and was released ments, Evans was arrested after a 21 on state land near Summit Lake. Backiel joined a large group of animal advo- southeast Olympia. on $50,000 bail a few days later. tip from a relative of Diamond’s cates who illed the courtroom, saying that she would like to see Evans prosecuted The total purchase price for His trial is scheduled for July 25. owner. to the fullest extent. Trillium is $5 million. Property About 75 people turned out Snoqualmie resident Dana Backiel drove nearly two hours owner D.R. Horton had been for the Tuesday arraignment Summit Lake. The dog’s toes Diamond’s death, said she’s planning to build a 400-lot hous- hearing, dressed in pink shirts Tuesday to attend the hearing. were just barely touching the grateful for the community’s She considers herself an animal ing development if the sale failed printed with the dog’s name: ground, and her front legs were support, and support of the to materialize. Diamond. rights activist, and said she has clutching the tree trunk, accord- Thurston County Sheriff’s Of- The other purchase involves Officer Erika Johnson, of worked on anti-dog meat cam- ing to documents. fice and Deputy Prosecutor Jim paigns in Asia. the 75-acre Kaiser Heights prop- Thurston County Animal Ser- erty, a wooded site located south- vices, said she has never seen so A veterinary necropsy Powers. She said her biggest worry showed the dog died from as- “I feel that Thurston County about the case is that the suspect west of Ken Lake between Kaiser many people attend an animal Road and Lakemoor Drive in phyxiation, and that there was has been very progressive in will eventually hurt a child. cruelty hearing. She said the west Olympia. Property own- manner of Diamond’s death has evidence of severe trauma to the dealing with animal cruelty cas- “I believe that his behavior dog’s anus and rectum. es,” Johnson said. “They’re tak- er Wonderland Holdings has spurred an emotional response could be the sign of a serial kill- agreed to sell Kaiser Heights to in the community. “We all love animals, and dogs ing this seriously.” er,” Backiel said. in particular become a part of Interest in the matter hasn’t the city for $1.1 million. According to court docu- Evans has hired Olympia- A resolution to close on both the family,” Johnson said. “This been limited to Thurston Coun- ments, the 3-year-old pit bull mix based attorney Richard Wood- properties was approved with a was discovered hanging from a dog meant someone to someone, ty. Representatives from Pasado’s row to represent him. The 5-0 vote Tuesday night. Mayor tree March 21 on Department of so it’s even more disturbing.” Safe Haven, a Monroe-based Olympian has reached out to Cheryl Selby and Councilwoman Natural Resources property near Johnson, who investigated nonprofit aimed at ending ani- Woodrow for comment. Jeannine Roe were both excused from the meeting. “In one action, this city coun- Seattle Compost Rule Thrown Out by Judge as Unconstitutional cil has set aside a third of the 500- SEATTLE (AP) — An en- acre goal for the city of Olympia,” vironmental effort in Seattle to Councilman Jim Cooper said stop residents from tossing food Tuesday. scraps and other compost into Cooper referred to a goal that the trash was ruled unconstitu- was set in 2004. That’s when vot- tional on Wednesday by a judge ers had approved a 3 percent tax who said trash collectors poking with 2 percent of that total des- through people's garbage violates ignated to buy 500 acres of park privacy rights. land. However, only 63 acres were King County Superior Court purchased in the next decade, Judge Beth M. Andrus voided and money from the voted util- enforcement of the city ordi- ity tax instead went toward basic nance in a written ruling, but park maintenance and operations. she did not invalidate the ban on In 2015, Olympia park of- throwing away compost. ficials unveiled a six-year plan The now-defunct rule went with a focus on buying more into effect early last year, and it than 300 acres of land for parks. required trash collectors to tag The recently approved Metro- garbage cans that contain more politan Parks District will as- than 10 percent compostable ma- sist with that goal by generating terial with education informa- about $3 million from Olympia tion. taxpayers for park maintenance A group of homeowners sued and acquisition. Tuesday’s resolution was the city over the ordinance, and praised by members of the LBA lawyers representing them said Woods Park Coalition, a grass- it made garbage collectors snoop roots group that has urged the city through trash like police detec- to buy the Trillium property along tives. Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press with the nearby 72-acre Bentridge Andrus wrote that trash col- In this April 15 ile photo, David Morales, a garbage driver with Recology, picks up a garbage container for Seattle Public Utili- property. The city has not made lectors' search of garbage is a ties in Seattle. A judge on Wednesday stopped enforcement of a Seattle ordinance barring people from throwing compost plans to buy the latter, which is lo- disturbance of people's private in the trash, declaring it unconstitutional. The measure required trash collectors to tag garbage cans that contain more than cated south of LBA Park. affairs. 10 percent compostable material with education information. “Our city’s heartbeat depends Robert Tad Seder, a lawyer in great measure on its parks,” for Seattle, said during an earlier Ethan Blevins, an attorney cling and other environmental Public Utilities. for the Pacific Legal Foundation initiatives can't be pursued in a The rule was projected to di- coalition member Cristiana court hearing that garbage col- Figueroa told the council. “We lectors are simply glancing at the who argued against the city in way that treats people's freedoms vert as much as 38,000 tons of the previous hearing, said in a as disposable," Blevins said. extra food waste from a landfill look forward to forging this vi- trash to see if there is any obvi- sion together.” statement Wednesday that the The city initially intended to every year. Several other cities ous compost. Maria Ruth said her fellow ruling "is a victory for common fine violators a dollar for each have passed similar food-waste They already look for dan- coalition members nurtured a gerous items and a host of other sense and constitutional rights." offense — a tactic that has been laws, including Vancouver, Brit- collaborative environment with banned materials such as paint "A clear message has been sent indefinitely delayed, said Andy ish Columbia, San Francisco and the city to make sure their voices cans, he said. to Seattle public officials: Recy- Ryan, a spokesman for Seattle Portland, Oregon. were heard and represented, especially in efforts such as the News in Brief parks plan. The coalition also collected signatures from more Overdue Hikers Found Judge Grants New liable for in-app purchases made The Peninsula Daily News than 5,300 residents who sup- by children, the latest develop- said a Clallam County Superior ported buying the parcels adja- Unhurt in Southern Trial in Bellingham ment in a suit filed by the Federal Court jury this month found cent to LBA Park. Washington Forest Self-Defense Case Trade Commission in 2014. Yvonne Ziomkowski was sub- “The hard work was getting The FTC reached a settle- jected to harassment because of the attention of the city council STEVENSON (AP) — The BELLINGHAM (AP) — A ment agreement with Apple and her gender and that gender was and letting them know we were Skamania County Sheriff's Of- Bellingham man will get a new Google in 2014 about in-app pur- not going to give up,” Ruth told fice says two sisters overdue trial months after a jury con- chases made by children without a motivating factor when the city manager fired her in 2012 for The Olympian. “Clearly they from a weekend hike in southern victed him of felony assault for parental consent but sued Ama- were listening to us.” violating city policy. Washington have been found af- shooting his neighbor. zon when the Seattle company Coalition member Brian ter an intense search. The Bellingham Herald re- did not agree to settle. All three The city is asking a judge for Faller was thankful for the pend- Undersheriff Pat Bond said ported that 30-year-old Kamu- companies now require a pass- a new trial or for the award to be ing real estate purchase, but ac- Wednesday that 38-year-old ran Chabuk argues that he shot word for in-app purchases or an reconsidered, aruging the jury knowledged that there’s more Paula Bailes and 22-year-old his neighbor, 33-year-old Joshua opt-in to enable purchases with- acted on passion or prejudice work ahead — namely, getting Madison Sartain, both of Grand- Kiener, in self-defense. Kiener out a password. and not evidence. the city to buy the Bentridge The judge asked for informa- view, were tired but uninjured survived gunshots to his abdo- City Attorney Bill Bloor said property. when they were found Tuesday. men and legs. tion from the FTC and Amazon “We’re feeling quite optimis- about how much money Ama- Tuesday the Washington Cities Their mother reported them A jury found Chabuk guilty tic,” he said of pursuing Ben- zon owes consumers related to Insurance Authority, a munici- missing Sunday night when they in 2015. But the Superior Court tridge to complement the Tril- the in-app purchases. pal risk pool, made the decision did not return from an overnight judge who presided over the trial lium deal. “These two properties Amazon.com Inc. did not im- to seek a new trial and the city trip in the Trapper Creek Wil- ruled last week that jurors had are good together.” derness. been misled by two of the pros- mediately respond to a request did not object. Search crews using helicopters ecution’s key arguments. for comment Wednesday. and snowmobiles searched the The prosecutor had argued SEASONED FIREWOOD area for two days before a relative that Chabuk had an “absolute ob- Port Angeles Seeks located them. The women were ligation” to warn Kiener that he able to walk out on their own. had a gun and that Chabuk went New Trial After Jury R&K LOGGING They said they fell into a deep out of his way to provoke Kiener. • CLEAR CUTTING & THINNING ravine when part of the trail gave Award to Ex-Worker out. They heard rescue aircraft FTC Rules Amazon PORT ANGELES, (AP) — • CLEAR CUT RE-SEEDING overhead but the dense tree can- The city of Port Angeles is seek- • SELECT LOGGING opy prevented them from being is Liable for In- ing a new trial after a jury award- spotted. ed $1.5 million in damages to a 360-894-1423 Ken During the search, crews also App Charges former finance director in her located two other hikers who NEW YORK (AP) — A feder- sex discrimination case against [email protected] had been reported overdue. al judge has ruled that Amazon is the city. LICENSED, BONDED & INSURED LIC# 0056001827 CH557488R.N Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016

Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Centralia at 10:09 a.m. Tuesday. Man Threatens Victim with Brick Windows Smashed Fraud Reported Five Car Collision • Officers arrested and • Windows to a home and Packages Taken • At 1:50 p.m. on Monday, • Police responded to a five- booked Justin M. Dubay, 21, of vehicle were reported smashed police received a report of pos- car rear-end collision with in- • Packages were reported Centralia, for second-degree as- in the 800 block of North Pearl sible credit card fraud in the 300 jury in the 1900 block of North stolen from a porch in the 1000 sault after he threatened some- Street in Centralia at 1:43 a.m. Pearl Street in Centralia at 8:04 block of Northeast Washington block of Scammon Creek Road one with a large brick in the 800 Wednesday. Avenue. a.m. Tuesday. Pearl Street was in Centralia at 1:49 p.m. Tues- block of North Pearl Street at blocked for about 45 minutes day. 8:05 p.m. Tuesday. please see SIRENS, page Main 16 Immoral Communication while the collision was cleared. Reported Laptop Stolen • A laptop was reported sto- • At 1:53 p.m. on Monday, len in the 600 block of Centralia DONALD NEIL LAKIN police received a report of im- College Boulevard in Centralia a May 19, 1944 ~ April 20, 2016 moral communication with a 9:20 a.m. Tuesday. minor in Chehalis. No other in- in the Pikes Peak Marathon traveling and sitting around a formation was available. Obstructing Police twice, winning in 1964 and campire. Don was a positive also competed in the 1968 and generous man, husband, Vehicle Prowl • Officers arrested Ibrahim Olympic Marathon Trials. father, grandfather, mentor K. Alibrahim, 19, of Olympia, While in the Army from and friend, who loved life and • At 6:36 p.m. on Monday, for obstructing a public servant 1966-1969, Don participated never knew a stranger. He will police received a report of a ve- and third-degree driving with on the All-Army track teambe greatly missed. hicle prowl in the 200 block of a suspended license in the 1000 and served a tour of duty in Don is survived by his Southwest 13th Street. block of West Main Street in Vietnam. wife of 49 years, Rita; On June 11, 1966, Don daughters, Lisa (Mark married the love of his life, Winterer) of Electric City, Rita Jane Humble and they Wash., Dara (Matt) Pickens made their home on a 40 of Union, Ore. and Erin Death Notices Kitchen, near Penny Playground, 235 acre farm in Chehalis, Wash.,(Mike) Zahn of Olympia, SW 13th St., Chehalis. Arrangements are where they raised their three Wash.; grandchildren, Rachel, under the direction of Brown Mortuary • CECILE C. BARNES, 104, Toledo, died daughters. Don was a teacher William, Eli, Silas and Abel; Saturday, April 23, at Canterbury Inn, Service, Chehalis. On April 20, 2016, Donald Longview. A celebration of life will be at and a coach at W. F. West sister, Glenda (Bob) Nuebel Neil Lakin went home to be High School for 32 years, not of Dunkerton, Iowa; brother, 1 p.m. Saturday at Fir Lawn Funeral Cha- with his Lord Jesus, after a pel, Toledo. Arrangements are under Lotteries only developing champions, Dean (Greta) of Pawnee Rock, the direction of Fir Lawn. valiant ight with cancer. Hebut encouraging students Kan.; as well as many nieces • LEO FRED HADALLER, 82, Ashford, died Washington’s Wednesday was born May 19, 1944, to and athletes to achieve and nephews. Saturday, April 23, at Harborview Medi- Games Glenn and Marie Lakin in their best. After retiring in He was preceded in death by cal Center, Seattle. At the request of the Pratt, Kan. Don lived on2002, a he started Newaukum his parents, Glenn and Marie deceased, no services will be held. Ar- Powerball: 02-25-33-39-64 dairy farm, until his family Agricultural Services, where Lakin; and his stepmother, rangements are under the direction of Powerball: 17 Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. moved to Pawnee Rock, Kan.,he loved building fences andEna Lucille Lakin. Powerplay X2 in 1957, where he attended • DAVID LESLIE PHILLIPS, 66, Centralia, making friends. A celebration of life will be Next jackpot: $314 million died Friday, April 22, at home. A celebra- high school and began to Don was an active memberheld Saturday, April 30, 2016, tion of life will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Mega Millions: develop a talent for running. of the First Baptist Churchat 11:00 a.m,, at First Baptist May 14, at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Next jackpot: $118 million After graduating from in Chehalis, teaching, Church in Chehalis, with a 1209 N. Scheuber Road, Centralia. Ar- Lotto: 02-03-21-25-28-33 Pawnee Rock High School inserving and sharing his faith.reception to follow at W. F. rangements are under the direction Next jackpot: $2 million of Funeral Alternatives of Washington, 1962, he continued to pursueDon’s love of the Lord and West High School Commons Centralia. Hit 5: 01-13-15-33-38 his love of running at Fortcompassion for others led at 1:00 p.m. • JERRY W. COOK, 66, Toledo, died Satur- Next cashpot: $170,000 Hays State University, where him to serve his community In lieu of lowers, donations day, April 23, at Providence St. Peter Hos- Match 4: 10-16-17-23 he was a ive-time Nationaland lend a helping hand tocan be made to the First Baptist pital, Olympia. No services are planned Daily Game: 4-0-1 Association of Intercollegiate whoever needed one. He Church, 1866 S. Market Blvd., at this time. Arrangements are under Keno: 02-08-10-11-15-25-31-33-40- Athletics All-American in was a member of Two Town Chehalis WA 98532 or the the direction of Cattermole Funeral 43-44-47-49-55-56-62-63-74-76-77 Home, Winlock. Cross Country and Track. Tuners Barbershop Chorus, Chehalis Bearcat Booster • LaVISA DARLENE AMOS, 85, Centralia, He was the NAIA Nationalwhere his love of singing and Club, 297 Middle Fork Rd., died Saturday, April 16, at Providence Steeple-Chase champion in telling jokes brought joy to Chehalis WA 98532. Centralia Hospital. A gathering will be at Commodities 1966 and was inducted into many. He treasured spending To view this obituary, please go to a later date. Gas in Washington — $2.371 (AAA the Fort Hays State Universitytime with his family, camping, chronline.com/obituaries. • LORRAINE STILTNER STAYTON MAURICE, 81, of Washington) Hall of fame in 1988. He ran Chehalis, died Friday, April 22, at Pres- Crude Oil — $45.62 per barrel (CME Sticklin Funeral Chapel tige Post-Acute and Rehabilitation Cen- Group) 1437 South Gold Condolences may be offered at ter, Centralia. A celebration of life will Gold — $1,265 (Monex) Centralia, WA 98531 www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com be at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Fred Hess Silver — $17.54 (Monex) (360) 736-1388

August 23, 1911 ~ April 23, 2016 Cecile Christine (Wilson) Barnes in many activities. She was Mount Vernon, Wash. and baptized into the Christian Bea (Barnes) (Hutchisson) Church in her late 20s Robson of Sedro Woolley, in Missouri. Cecile then Wash.; eight step-great- became Methodist with grandchildren, 15 step- Alf, prior to coming to great-great-grandchildren; Newell Hoerling’s Mortuary has provided meaningful Toledo, where they joined and her beloved cat, Dixie, monuments and markers for all cemeteries since 1907. the Toledo Presbyterian who has been her constant We offer quality Granite, Bronze and Marble including congregation. She held companion for the last 12 personalized designs and lettering, as well as grave site many church oficesplus years. Cecile is also including, moderator, survived by her friend, repair and restoration. We invite you to discover what has secretary, historian, pianist, Patricia Enbody, who was made us a family tradition for over 100 years. choir, 11 years as inancial her dear friend for many, Newell-Hoerling’s Cecile Christine (Wilson) secretary and coordinating many years and grocery Barnes, 104, resident of team member in the shopper for th last eight Mortuary Toledo, Wash., joined her Presbytery and was a ruling months. They enjoyed 205 W. Pine Street Centralia, WA. 98531 • 360-736-3317 husband, Alf and her Lord elder. She also held many many Sunday tea parties Visit us online at: www.NewellHoerlings.com together.

CH556054cbw.sw and Savior in heaven April other ofices within the 23, 2016, in Longview, Toledo community. Cecile Special thanks to her Wash. She was born on a served on the cemetery caregiver, Lois Wilson of farm in Missouri, the only board, precinct chairman on Vader, for her constant child of Clement and Laura the cheese days committee, care, companionship and Jean Delores (Baker) Wilson. was a correspondent for consideration of Cecile Cecile always enjoyed local newspapers for 6 1/2 for the last eight months. (LaChine) Mullins school and knew from years, was a member of Without Lois, she would Mullins of Kent, Wash., Lori early childhood that she the Lioness Club, serving not have been able to Anne Stocker of Lake Tapps, wanted to be a teacher. She as president. Cecile was an remain in her home next to Wash., Timothy Mullins of always excelled in school, organizer all her life and the Cowlitz, until two days Bonney Lake, Wash., Deena was valedictorian at her enjoyed her many pursuits. before she died. Wright of Eureka, Calif., Darla high school graduation Other lifelong activities A graveside service at Granger of Roseville, Calif., and inished universitythat she enjoyed were, 12:00 p.m., followed by a Daman Mullins of Eureka, Summa cum laude. She lower and vegetablememorial service at 1:00 Calif. and Serenity Hamilton went on to teach a total of gardening, traveling, p.m., will be held Saturday, of Onalaska, Wash.; 14 great- 40 years, usually in the reading, music, writing April 30, 2016, at Fir Lawn grandchildren; and a large middle grades, but at one poetry, designing greeting Funeral Chapel, 351 N. extended family. point worked with a college cards for friends and family 5th St., Toledo, Wash. She was preceded in death helping train teachers. and watercolor painting. A reception at Toledo by her husband of 54 years, In 1946,Cecile married Cecile was preceded Presbyterian Church, 312 Lundy Mullins; and son, Alf H. Barnes in Southern in death by her beloved Augustus St., Toledo, Eugene Mullins. California and they husband, Alf; three Wash., will immediately Jean is best known locally stepchildren, Elton Barnes, follow. Jean Mullins, 89, of shared 32 wonderful years for working with her daughter together before he died Cadett Barnes and Ferne The family requests that Onalaska, Wash., passed away for 10 years on the little (Barnes) Boice; two step- memorial contributions in to be with the Lord April 20, in 1978. His three grown newspaper, the Chatter Box. children accepted Cecile granddaughters, Ellen Cecile’s name be made to 2016, at Morton General Funeral services will be (Barnes) Cook and Carrie Toledo Presbyterian, P.O. Hospital. She was born April into the family with open Saturday, April 30, 2016, arms. When stepdaughter, (Barnes) (Lewin) Parris. Box 396, Toledo, WA 29, 1926 in Saint Urban, Wash. at 11:00 a.m., at Napavine She is survived by 98591. She is survived by a son, Ferne Boice was widowed, Assembly of God Church, she moved to Toledo, four step-granddaughters, Arrangements are under Dwight Mullins of Eureka, with luncheon to follow. A Dorothy (Barnes) Allen the care and direction of Calif.; daughter, Lynn to live beside Cecile, on graveside service will be held the property next to the Wheeler of Federal Way, Fir Lawn Funeral Chapel, Hamilton of Onalaska, Wash.; at 2:30 p.m., at Doss Cemetery Wash., Nancy (Barnes) Toledo, Wash. brothers, Joseph LaChine, Cowlitz River. The Toledo in Mossyrock, Wash. community has been a Edward Adams III of George LaChine and Jim Stanwood, Wash., Isle LaChine, all of Randle, Wash.; To view the obituary, please go to supportive place, where To view the obituary, please go to chronline.com/obituaries. (Barnes) Ervin Lindall of chronline.com/obituaries. seven grandchildren, Anthony they both enjoyed serving • Main 11 LOCAL / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016 Providence, Fairfax Announce Plans to Bring 85-Bed Psychiatric Hospital to Thurston County By Rolf Boone “We are the best option,” she county is 520 to 1, compared to The Olympian said, citing Providence’s history 380 to 1 in the state. in the community as well as its • More than 10 percent of the Thurston County suddenly ‘‘Our missions are aligned in terms of partnership with Fairfax. patients, or about 22 a day, who finds itself with two mental caring for the under-served.’’ “Our missions are aligned in come to the emergency room health hospital proposals after terms of caring for the under- at Providence St. Peter Hospital Providence Health & Services, served,” Coluccio said. need behavioral health services. working with Fairfax Behav- Medrice Coluccio The county and region appar- Providence St. Peter Hospital ioral Health, announced plans Providence ently have some serious mental also operates a crisis services de- Wednesday to open an 85-bed health needs, according to data partment that serves the region, psychiatric hospital here at an es- in a news release about Wednes- including the county, but “it is timated cost of $30 million. to expand those services. The an existing office building near day’s announcement. regularly at capacity and unable Providence and Fairfax have proposed hospital will serve all Woodland Square Loop or build • More than 67,000 adults in to accept additional patients submitted a letter of intent to ages, from children to the elderly, new in Hawks Prairie. The com- the county have a mental health from the county and beyond,” the state Department of Health she said. pany is also building a mental condition. The county has a pop- the news release reads. and will follow that with a cer- She also said the psychiat- health hospital in Snohomish ulation of about 260,000. Meanwhile, US HealthVest tificate of need application that ric hospital proposal does not County and operates an existing • Eighty-two percent of the is set to hold a public meeting spells out its plans in greater de- trump its plans for the Provi- facility in the Chicago area. homeless population surveyed in about its plans at 6 p.m. May 3 tail. The application is expected dence Community Care Center US HealthVest President and Olympia report having a persis- at Lacey Community Center, to be submitted toward the end in downtown Olympia, which Chief Executive Richard Kresch tent mental health condition. The 6729 Pacific Ave. SE. The state of May. will serve the downtown’s home- could not be reached Wednes- number of homeless in the coun- Department of Health also will Fairfax has locations in Kirk- less population. day. Public meetings are set for ty was recently pegged at 579. have a public meeting at 10:30 land, Everett and Monroe, to- “We are going forward with Tuesday and Wednesday of next • The ratio of population to a.m. May 4 at Lacey Timberland taling 221 psychiatric and sub- both those projects,” she said, week to discuss the HealthVest mental health providers in the Library, 500 College St. SE. stance-abuse beds. Providence adding that they’re still finaliz- proposal. Providence likely will also works with Fairfax in Ever- ing a downtown site. hold public meetings, too, after ett and Spokane. A Fairfax repre- Wednesday’s announcement it submits its certificate of need sentative could not immediately follows one from US Health- application. be reached. Vest, which has applied to build Coluccio said she views the Mylene Helen Lord Medrice Coluccio, chief ex- a 75-bed hospital in the county. upcoming Providence/Fairfax ecutive for Providence in South- HealthVest has identified two certificate of need application as her and will be greatly missed. west Washington, said Wednes- potential locations, both in Lac- a competing application to the Maylene is survived by day that Providence has been ey. HealthVest might renovate HealthVest proposal. her daughters, Karen (Gary, caring for mental health patients Jr.) Duryea and Pam Stolsig; for years, but teaming up with son, Robert (Marlene) Lord; Fairfax presents an opportunity Make This The Year You Pre-Plan sisters, Marlene Olsen, Joyce Bangs and Kathy Troglin; Funeral Planning ahead of ime means: brothers, Gilbert Zyzniewski, News in Brief • Your family knows your wishes Don Zyzniewski and Johnny • Your loved ones are relieved of inancial issues Harris; ive grandchildren; and State, Tribes Still • Emoional, costly decisions are avoided four great-grandchildren. • You have peace of mind knowing you have She was preceded in death Can't Agree on Puget given your family a loving git by her husband, Bob Lord; parents, Michael and Pauline; Sound Salmon Call Gary to schedule a Pre-Planning appointment or for advice on how to start the conversaion about inal wishes sister, Barbara; and a brother, OLYMPIA (AP) — A final Chappy. round of negotiations between Mylene Helen Lord, 71, A funeral service will be the state and tribal fishery man- of Chehalis, passed away

CH556160jc.cg held at 10:00 a.m., Saturday, agers has failed to end in an OUR LEWIS COUNTY Sunday, April 24, 2016, in ARRANGEMENT OFFICE April 30, 2016, at The agreement on whether to allow 1126 S. Gold St., Suite 208 Centralia, Wash. She was born Church of Jesus Christ of salmon fishing in Puget Sound. Centralia, WA Jan. 25, 1945, in Butte, Mont., Latter Day Saints in Toledo, Without a deal, salmon fish- to Michael Zyzniewski and with a reception to follow. A ing will no longer be allowed in For Appointments Call 360-807-4468 Available 24/7 Pauline Rolfe; one half of a set graveside service will be held Puget Sound starting Sunday. of twin girls. at 10:00 a.m., Monday, May Both the state and tribes will She graduated from 2, 2016, at Alpha Cemetery in now seek separate federal ap- Onalaska High School and Onalaska. proval for salmon fisheries. In Remembrance married Bob Lord. Mylene Ron Warren with the state enjoyed watching game shows To view the obituary, please go to Department of Fish and Wildlife CLEONE L. (FLOYD) ABEL and playing Bingo, as well as chronline.com/obituaries. says the department will meet JULY 7, 1925 ~ APRIL 20, 2016 spending time with her family. Thursday to discuss how long She was loved by all that knew Cleone L. Abel passed away and nephew, Larry James. the permit process will take. It's April 20, 2016, at the age of 90. She retired after 30 years with Brown Mortuary Service unclear whether the state could She was born in Cascade, Idaho, the State Department of Social 229 North Market Blvd. get approval in time for the new Condolences may be offered at July 7, 1925, to Raymond and and Health Services. Cleone Chehalis, WA 98532 season, which starts Sunday www.brownmortuary.com Grace (Patterson) Floyd. loved the outdoors, especially (360) 748-4496 for sport anglers and nontribal She was preceded in death camping in our Northwest parks commercial fishermen. Tribal by her parents; brother, Roger; and the Southern California officials are seeking a permit in sister, Doris; nephew, Loren; deserts. She was a longtime time to conduct limited salmon and her husband, Roland A. member of the First Christian In Loving Memory harvests that don't target the wild Abel, who died in 1993. Church in Chehalis and she coho, which has had poor returns. Cleone is survived by her loved spending time with her daughter, Lynn M. Lee; two friends at the Twin Cities Senior DELORIS AGNES Secretary of State to granddaughters, Debbie Szabo Center. (PARYPA) MALNERICH Skip Tennessee Meeting and Missy Brown; two great- A graveside service will be granddaughters, Alyssa Cook held at 2:00 p.m., Saturday, Enjoyed the gift of life Nov. 6, 1929 ~ April 19, 2016 and Miranda Miller; three great- April 30, 2016, at Greenwood OLYMPIA (AP) — The Carlson. grandsons, Derek, Dylan and Memorial Cemetery. Washington secretary of state Throughout the 26 years David Brown; one great-great- says no one from her office will together, they enjoyed time granddaughter, Valkyrie Cook; To view the obituary, please go to attend a national conference in chronline.com/obituaries. with their 11 grandchildren. Tennessee in part because of a Continuing on with family, bill signed by the governor there Deloris was happy to have 17 allowing counselors to refuse to great-grandchildren. treat patients based on the thera- They joined their families pist’s religious or personal beliefs. Elvera Alma together at a farm on Lincoln Republican Secretary of State Creek. Together, they enjoyed Kim Wyman said in a statement (Hagemann) Sinnes life on the farm raising cattle, Wednesday that after consider- of Tacoma, Elizabeth of horses, vegetable and lower ation she will not go to the Na- Olympia and Timothy of gardens. Deloris spent a lot of tional Association of Secretaries Seattle; and nine great- time creating beautiful lower of State summer meeting. grandchildren. gardens that bloomed gloriously She also cited the state pri- She was preceded in all spring, summer and fall. The death by her husband, mary election happening shortly Deloris passed away gardens were also the inspiration after the meeting and modern- Earl; parents; two sisters; and three brothers. peacefully with family by her for many of her colorful pieces izing state systems as reasons for side, at Prestige in Centralia, of artwork. She spent many her to stay in Washington state. Elvera was very creative, exploring at the age of 86. She was hours creating paintings that Supporters say the bill pro- her talents in sewing, the daughter of Howard Lee were popular and favored by tects the rights of therapists and cake decorating, loral Thornsbury, Agnes Evelyn local collectors. Deloris was a allows them to refer patients to arranging, crocheting, Herriford (Dodds) and stepfather member of the Lewis County more appropriate counselors. knitting, scrapbooking, Earl Dodds; she was one of three Art League, The Art Shop Opponents say the legislation is stamping and quilting. She children. Gallery and superintendant of part of a wave of bills around the always shared her talents Deloris Agnes, Dixie Lee and the Senior Art Department of nation that legalizes discrimina- with anyone that needed Richard Earl Dodds grew up in help or encouragement, as the Southwest Washington Fair. tion against gays, lesbians, bisex- Elvera Alma well as helping with and San Diego, before moving to She also displayed her paintings uals and transgender people. (Hagemann) Sinnes went hosting several weddings. Washington in 1943, living in in various galleries, art shows, into the arms of her Lord In 1942, she moved from the Centralia area. entered juried shows, even Sunday, April 17, 2016, South Dakota to Seattle, She was preceded in death judging art shows herself. in Seattle Wash., at the then moving to Doty in by her mother; father; brother, age of 91. She was born Denny and Deloris enjoyed 1991 and returning back in Winfred, S.D., Dec. 14, Richard; and husbands, many things together, their to Seattle in 2010 to a 1924. Lawrence Parypa (1963) and favorite was spending time retirement community, At the age of 17, she John Denny Malnerich (1994). together on the farm, traveling, The Kenney. Elvera moved to Seattle and Deloris married Lawrence the ocean, beaches, playing was a gentle example of Parypa Jr. in 1952. During 11 graduated from Garieldlove, faith, hope, peace cards and games with friends or High. and kindness and will be years together, they had three family. Elvera met and married greatly missed by all that children, Robert Neal Parypa Deloris will be greatly Earl Sinnes March 8, 1947 her life touched! (Janet), Joseph Lawrence Parypa missed, her legacy lives on and enjoyed 59 years A celebration of life is (Ellen) and Krista Lynn Parypa. through the expressions in her together. planned for April 30, 2016, After Lawrence’s passing, She is survived by artwork. She will be forever in at 11:00 a.m., at Boistfort two children, Steven she dedicated herself to raising our hearts. Community Church, 1069 of Seattle and Sandra her three children. When she A service will be held at Boistfort Rd., Curtis, WA McBride of Doty. Elvera met and married John Denny Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, 98538, 360-245-3461. was “GramE” to four Malnerich in 1968, they joined Saturday, April 30, 2016, at grandchildren, Philip Erl the two families. They became 10:30 a.m. of Joliet, Ill., Jonathan To view the obituary, please go to a family of ive with Denny’s chronline.com/obituaries. To view the obituary, please go to children, John Robert Malnerich chronline.com/obituaries. (Debbie) and Trudy Ruth Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Reports: Prescription On Surprise Iraq Visit, Drugs Found With Biden Urging End Prince at Death Scene to Political Crisis MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Sev- BAGHDAD (AP) — Vice eral news organizations are re- President Joe Biden made a sur- porting that prescription drugs prise visit to Iraq on Thursday to were discovered with Prince implore the country’s leaders to when he was found dead in his resolve a crippling political crisis Paisley Park home. that has hindered efforts to defeat ABC, NBC, CBS and CNN, the Islamic State group. citing unidentified law enforce- Biden landed in Baghdad mid- ment sources, have reported afternoon after a secret, overnight that prescription painkillers flight from Washington on a mili- were found on the 57-year-old tary plane. Stepping onto the tar- Prince and in his home. The Star mac in blistering heat, he greeted Tribune, also citing unnamed the U.S. ambassador and Lt. Gen. sources, reported that prescrip- Sean McFarland, the U.S. com- tion pills were found but that it mander heading the fight against wasn’t clear whether they were IS, as swirling dust masked the prescribed to Prince. skyline behind them. Prince died April 21. Autopsy The White House didn’t dis- results aren’t expected for three close Biden’s itinerary, but said to four weeks. Michael Conroy / The Associated Press he would meet with Iraqi leader- Several outlets also reported Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, joined by former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina, waves during ship to stress national unity and Minnesota investigators have a rally in Indianapolis Wednesday, when Cruz announced he has chosen Fiorina to serve as his running mate. discuss the campaign against IS asked the U.S. Drug Enforce- extremists. Biden also planned to ment Agency for help. meet with U.S. personnel working in the country. Forecasters’ Predictions His visit comes amid a wave Long-Shot Cruz Chooses of tense protests and demands for of Severe Storms sweeping political reforms that have paralyzed Iraq’s government, Appear Overstated already struggling to tackle a dire LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — economic crisis and battle IS. After warning for days about vio- Fiorina as Running Mate lent storms that could rake the South Korea: Suspected central U.S. with huge hail, high By Scott Bauer And Steve Peoples winds and strong tornadoes, The Associated Press Midrange North forecasters will review whether the messages they sent were ap- INDIANAPOLIS — In need “Carly isn’t intimated by bullies. Over and over Korean Missiles Fail propriate for severe weather that of momentum after a five-state again, Carly has shattered glass ceilings.” SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — some considered a “bust” be- shutout, Republican presidential Two suspected powerful interme- cause the tornadoes that did de- candidate Ted Cruz on Wednes- Ted Cruz diate-range North Korean missiles velop were small. day tapped former technol- speaking at Indianapolis rally failed to launch Thursday, South Storms on Tuesday brought ogy executive Carly Fiorina — a Korean defense officials said, grapefruit-sized hail in Kansas woman he said has repeatedly bringing the total to three appar- and winds near 75 mph through- “shattered glass ceilings” — to Fiorina’s selection marked for Senate in California and lost ent failures in recent weeks. out the Great Plains and Mis- serve as his running mate. another extraordinary develop- to incumbent Sen. Barbara Boxer The reports of the North Kore- souri River Valley. But the torna- The Texas senator announced ment in the 2016 Republican by 10 percentage points. She has an launch failures come ahead of a does lacked all of the ingredients his pick for vice president nearly campaign, particularly for a can- never held elected office. major North Korean ruling party to produce monster storms. three months before his party’s didate who is far from becoming Trump called Fiorina “a nice meeting next week at which leader “We had signals that it could national convention, an unusual his party’s presumptive nomi- woman,” but criticized her selec- Kim Jong Un is believed to want be on the higher end,” said Bill move for an underdog candidate nee. Cruz was soundly defeated tion as “ridiculous” and “dumb” to place his stamp more forcefully Bunting, the operations chief at that reflects the increasing ur- by GOP front-runner Donald even before it was announced. on a government he inherited after the Storm Prediction Center in gency for the fiery conservative Trump in all five primaries con- “First of all, he shouldn’t be his dictator father’s death in late Norman, Oklahoma. “But each to reverse his downward trajec- tests on Tuesday, and he’s been naming anybody because he 2011. system is different, and (this one) tory. mathematically eliminated from doesn’t even have a chance,” the The launches were likely the didn’t live up to our expecta- Cruz praised Fiorina’s path winning the nomination before New York billionaire said in a second and third attempted tests tions.” from secretary to CEO and his party’s national convention Wednesday interview on Fox of a Musudan, a new intermediate- her past willingness to chal- in July. News. range missile that could one day be lenge GOP front-runner Donald Some Cruz allies praised “Naming Carly’s dumb, be- capable of reaching far-off U.S. mil- Fed Keeps Key Rate Trump. Fiorina’s selection, but privately cause Carly didn’t do well. She itary bases in Asia and the Pacific. Unchanged; No Hint on “Carly isn’t intimated by bul- questioned if it would change the had one good debate — not On Thursday morning, a pro- lies,” he declared at an Indianap- trajectory of the race. Trump has against me by the way, because jectile fired from a North Korean Timing of Next Hike olis rally, adding, “Over and over won 77 percent of the delegates I had an unblemished record of northeastern coastal town crashed WASHINGTON (AP) — The again, Carly has shattered glass he needs to claim the nomina- victories during debates — but a few seconds after liftoff, a South Federal Reserve kept a key inter- ceilings.” tion, and a win next week in In- she had one victory on the small- Korean Defense Ministry official est rate unchanged Wednesday The 61-year-old Fiorina, a for- diana will keep him on a firm er stage and that was it,” Trump said, requesting anonymity be- against the backdrop of a slow- mer chief executive of Hewlett- path to do so. said. cause of office rules. down in U.S. and global growth Packard, has been a prominent Cruz appeared with Fiorina Throughout her presidential and provided no hint of when its Cruz ally since shortly after in Indiana’s capital city, having bid, Fiorina emphasized her me- next rate hike may occur. abandoning her own presidential staked his candidacy on a win in teoric rise in the business world. Family: 2 Palestinian In a statement after its latest bid earlier in the year. She was the state’s primary contest next A Stanford University gradu- Siblings Slain by Israel policy meeting, the Fed noted the only woman in the Republi- Tuesday. Fiorina’s California ties ate, she started her career as a that the United States is enjoying can Party’s crowded 2016 field. could also prove valuable in that secretary, earned an MBA and Without Cause solid job gains but also that “eco- “This is the fight of our time. state’s high-stakes primary on worked her way up at AT&T to QATANA, West Bank (AP) — nomic activity appears to have And I believe Ted Cruz is the man June 7. become a senior executive at the Palestinian siblings gunned down slowed.” to lead that fight,” Fiorina said at “Carly has incredible appeal telecom leader. at a West Bank checkpoint after The Fed said that such key the Wednesday announcement. to so many people, especially She was also dogged by ques- approaching Israeli troops — with areas as consumer spending, “And I am prepared to stand by in California,” said Doug De tions about her record at Hewlett- knives, according to Israel — were business investment and exports his side and give this everything Groote, a fundraiser for Cruz Packard, where she was hired as needlessly killed and could have have weakened. At the same time, I have, to restore the soul of our based near Los Angeles. “She can CEO in 1999. She was fired six been subdued without deadly it expressed less alarm about party, to defeat Donald Trump, really help him here.” years later, after leading a major force, their parents, witnesses and global economic conditions than to defeat Hillary Clinton, and to Her first major foray into pol- merger with Compaq and laying an Israeli lawmaker said Thursday. it had after its previous meeting take our country back.” itics was in 2010, when she ran off 30,000 workers. The fatal shootings of 24-year- in March. old Maram Taha and her 16-year- old brother Ibrahim raise new questions about Israel’s use of le- Trump Routs Rivals Former Speaker Hastert Handed thal force against knife-carrying in Northeast; Clinton Palestinians in recent months, said the Israeli rights group B’Tselem. Carries 4 States Prison Sentence of 15 Months Israeli police have said security PHILADELPHIA (AP) — In By Michael Tarm than to have the words ‘serial them.” forces at the Qalandiya checkpoint a front-runner’s rout, Republican child molester’ and ‘speaker of Hastert pleaded guilty last opened fire on the Taha siblings The Associated Press on Wednesday after they ignored Donald Trump roared to victory the House’ in the same sentence.” fall to violating banking law as calls to halt and Maram Taha Tuesday in five contests across CHICAGO — Dennis Hast- As he did for much of the he sought to pay $3.5 million to threw a knife toward a policeman. the Northeast and confidently ert, the Republican who for eight hearing, Hastert sat unmoving someone referred to in court pa- declared himself the GOP’s years presided over the House in a wheelchair, peering over the pers only as Individual A to keep “presumptive nominee.” Hillary and was second in the line of top of his glasses, his hands fold- the sex abuse secret. Clinton was dominant in four VW to Spend Up to succession to the presidency, was ed before him. The judge devoted many of Democratic races and now is 90 sentenced Wednesday to more Earlier this month, prosecu- his remarks to describing how $8.8 Billion on Diesel percent of the way to the num- than a year in prison in a hush- tors went into graphic detail about Hastert lied to FBI agents when ber she needs to claim her own money case that revealed accusa- Buybacks, Fixes nomination. tions he sexually abused teenag- the sex-abuse allegations, even de- they first approached him about FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) Trump’s and Clinton’s wins ers while coaching high school scribing how Hastert would sit in the massive cash withdrawals. — Volkswagen said Thursday it propelled them ever closer to a wrestling. a recliner in the locker room with Hastert told investigators that had set aside 7.8 billion euros ($8.8 general election showdown. Still, The case makes the former a direct view of the showers. The Individual A was making a bo- billion) to buy back or fix diesel- Sanders and Republicans Ted speaker one of the highest-rank- victims, prosecutors said, were gus claim of sex abuse to extort powered cars that had been rigged Cruz and John Kasich, vowed ing American politicians ever boys between 14 and 17. Hastert him for money. to cheat in emissions tests. to keep running, even as op- sentenced to prison. The visibly was in his 20s and 30s. “Accusing Individual A of The sum is part of 16.2 billion portunities to topple the leaders angry judge repeatedly rebuked When the judge asked if extortion was unconscionable,” euros the company deducted from dwindle. the 74-year-old before issuing Hastert wanted to make a state- Durkin said. “He was a victim (of last year’s earnings to cover the Trump still must negotiate a the 15-month sentence, telling ment, Hastert pushed himself abuse) decades ago and you tried costs of the emissions scandal, in narrow path to keep from falling him that his abuse devastated the up, grabbed a walker and moved to make him a victim again.” which its cars were fitted with soft- short of the delegates needed to lives of victims and would prob- slowly to a podium. Prosecutors have described ware that enabled them to pass tests seal the nomination before the ably make it harder than ever for “I am deeply ashamed to be the payments as something akin but then turned emissions controls Republican National Conven- parents to trust other adults with standing here,” he said, reading to an out-of-court settlement. off during everyday driving. tion in July. Cruz and Kasich their children. from a statement. “I know why I Individual A wanted to bring in The German automaker fur- are working toward that result, “’If Denny Hastert could do am here ... I mistreated some of lawyers and put the agreement ther broke down the set-aside for which would leave Trump open it, anyone could do it,’” U.S. Dis- the athletes that I coached.” in writing, but it was Hastert, 2015 by saying it included 7.0 bil- to a floor fight in which delegates trict Judge Thomas M. Durkin He added: “They looked up authorities said, who refused to lion euros for fines and legal costs could turn to someone else. said. “Nothing is more stunning to me, and I took advantage of involve anyone else. worldwide. • Main 13 FROM THE FRONT PAGE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016

News in Brief Centralia Police welcomed the city’s newest po- way Patrol where he reached the edge to the community. activities, Nielsen said. lice officer at its Tuesday night rank of sergeant. After that, he “First and foremost I'm excit- Dorff said while he was in the Department Welcomes meeting. worked in the private sector, and ed to be here serving the people private sector he had the oppor- New Officer John Dorff recited the law later decided his true calling was of Centralia,” Dorff said during tunity to meet Nielsen. He said if enforcement code of ethics at law enforcement the meeting. Dorff and his wife there was ever an opportunity to By The Chronicle the meeting. He has 11 years ex- Police Chief Carl Nielsen said recently relocated to Washing- work for him, he would. The Centralia City Council perience with the Nevada High- Dorff brings a wealth of knowl- ton to enjoy year round outdoor “I’m happy to be here,” he said. Wildfires

Continued from the front page The first trip to wildfire country began with a simple idea: help a rancher fix his burned fencing. Quickly, though, the organizers realized just how extensive the destruction and associated heartache was, so they reconvened in order to appropriately alter the scope of their effort. Dan Boes, team leader for the Restoration Hope project, noted that the effort began with just a dump truck and has now expanded to include backhoes, Courtesy Photos bulldozers and a small army of On the left, a home razed down to its foundation by wildire is seen before the arrival of volunteers from Bethel Chruch. The homeowners did not have the means to volunteers. clean up the site themselves. On the right is the same property after it had been given the treatment by Restoration Hope. Boes said that the group often catches maligned residents by surprise with their generosity. “They don’t know we’re coming,” each group of 60 or so volun- site,” said Boes. “They are ready about dirt and property.” that first trip is a sense of trust he said. “They may think we’re teers usually includes about 20 to go!” Miles noted that the back- with the community ... It’s just a coming but they don’t know, and women and folks of all ages and Rasmussen says that the breaking restoration act re- blessing to serve.” they’ve heard promises before.” backgrounds. work has provided many bond- quires a level of compassion The next restoration work Boes added that the magni- “We’re not turning anybody ing experiences between work- that is uncommon in physical trip to north central Washing- tude of the wildfire’s destruction away,” said Rasmussen. “If their ers and recipients alike. Like- labor and heavy equipment op- ton is scheduled for spring break is incomprehensible unless you hearts are open and they want wise, all of the men noted that erating. Even the act of pulling a of 2017, “So kids and teachers have been there to see it yourself. to be a part of it we accept them the project is not about making cracked and worthless founda- can do something with a pur- “We take these places that people with open arms.” themselves feel good, it is about tion from the charred ground pose on their break,” explained just go numb looking at and get Day-to-day restoration work serving the people affected by with a backhoe requires a ten- Rasmussen. them ready to build again,” ex- includes planting new trees, wildfires. der heart. “That’s the last piece Miles is excited for the work plained Boes. painting and wiring new homes, The first year of the proj- of that property for that per- that has yet to be done and hopes Pastor Kyle Rasmussen, from building fences, grading prop- ect Restoration Hope went over son,” said Miles, who noted that that the wildfire season won’t be the Bethel Church, explained erties, cleaning up debris and twice to help with destruction sometimes workers just need to too bad this year so that the group the group’s mission another way, burning slash piles. The dedi- from the Carlton Complex Fire, slow down and say, “Hold on. can try to get a leg up on the situa- stating, “We’re not firefighters. cated crews can string up about which was then the state’s larg- Let’s take our time and walk this tion. In any case, Miles noted, “Je- We’re fear fighters.” a half-mile of fencing per day est wildfire in history. Last year guy through this so he can feel sus said he came not to be served Rasmussen noted that Res- and paint and wire a house in a the group went to the areas af- good about it.” but to serve. A true labor of love toration Hope was quickly able matter of days. fected by the Okanogan Com- Rasmussen agreed with has no strings attached.” to adapt to the outsized need Much of the heavy lifting plex Fire, which eclipsed the Miles, adding, “That’s the dif- Rasmussen agreed whole- thanks to an outpouring of work has to do with clearing Carlton Complex in the record ference between the government heartedly, saying, “We kind of support from the greater Lewis properties down to bare earth books. At every turn the orga- and the church. The government feel like God has started some- County community. The do- so that new construction can be- nizers say that their direction says, ‘Here’s an excavator. Here's thing that will be unique to Beth- nations that rolled in included gin. Many properties are eligible has been guided by their Chris- a check.’ The church says, ‘Here’s el forever. Recovery will be a part food, fuel, equipment and a for emergency funding to be- tian faith. my heart. What can I do?’” of our mission for years to come.” mess of willing hands, strong gin building anew but the work “We’re just following what That difference has not gone Local businesses that have backs and compassionate hearts. can’t begin until the ground is we’re led to do over there,” said unnoticed by the wildfire-ran- provided substantial resources Tim Miles, a ground level co- cleared of everything, including Boes. sacked communities. When the to the church’s efforts include ordinator for the project, pointed the foundation, which becomes Rasmussen added, “We don’t group first showed up on scene The Farm Store, Tyler Rentals, out, “We talk about all of this structurally unsound from the have any trouble getting volun- many of the locals looked at George Gill Construction, Site equipment that we take and none high heat of a fire. The volunteers because we serve the big- them warily as outsiders with Development Inc., Tyler Jensen, of it is really ours.” Miles said teers at Bethel Church noted gest volunteer, Jesus.” The pastor some ulterior motive. By the Gee Cee's Truck Stop, Kugel that the willingness of local busi- that many folks don’t have the then quoted Proverb 11:25, stat- time they left however there were Construction, Pape' Machinery nesses to hand over incredibly monetary resources or sim- ing, “He who refreshes others signs posted around the areas Inc., Reisinger Farms, Miles and expensive equipment for their ply the wherewithal to get that becomes refreshed.” that read, “Thank you Chehalis!” Sons Inc., Reichert’s Food Dis- use was inspiring in the face of monumental task accomplished Clarifying his point, Ras- “We flew under the radar the tribution, NC Machinery and such a daunting cleanup task. in order to move forward. mussen said, “We always feel first time. We’re not doing that TLK Construction. “We could work over there “We’ve been involved in 26 like we received more than we anymore,” said Boes, who noted To get involved in the Resto- for 40 years and never fix all home sites that they would have gave once we get back.” The that the group receives lots of ration Hope wildfire effort con- the fences,” said Boes, who not- had to hire out if we weren’t pastor added, “It’s all about re- calls to set up work these days. tact the Bethel Church by phone ed one rancher lost 40 miles of there,” said Boes. lationships and people. It’s not “What we have developed since at (360) 748-0119. fencing. Miles added, “The comment All three men said they be- that rings out again and again is lieve Lewis County may be ex- that, ‘Now I can go. Now I can tra sympathetic to the plight of rebuild and I don’t have to sell.’ wildfire victims due to Chehalis It’s a feeling of hope.” River Basin’s destructive history As the group has gained of flooding. steam the effort has expanded A mission to REBUILD & REVITALIZE the homes of “I think because we’ve been outside of the church group to through the floods we have include even more members fire victims in Okanogan County. some more compassion,” said from the greater community, Rasmussen. The pastor said he as well as a church from Lacey. sees a common trait in Lewis “It’s not just a Bethel thing. It’s County residents that inclines a community thing,” said Ras- them to get hands-on in the ef- mussen. “It’s just been, ‘Wel- fort rather than just sending come to the party. Get your well wishes. jeans on and let’s go work.’” The Restoration Hope group Recently the group held a consists of many Bethel Church meeting in order to check in members but also members with the volunteers for signs of from the secular community “burnout” on the project. “Oh as well. For the week-long trips my gosh, it was just the oppo-

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© 2016 Starkey Inc. All Rights Reserved. 4/16 44338-16 CH558105jc.cg Main 14 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016 LOCAL / NORTHWEST Grays Harbor Cattle Farm Sea Lion Meets Unhappy Ending WAYWARD: Animal Found Biologist Dyanna Lambourn cal functioning, including navi- examined the sea lion at the farm gation and memory. It can also Dead in Olympia Just and found no obvious injuries or cause seizures. After Release Following illnesses. The acid is causing other “Yes, he was thin,” Lambourn problems in the ocean. Journey up Chehalis River said. “But nothing else jumped “It’s the reason why we’re not By Craig Sailor out other than him being in a opening up razor clams,” Jeffries place he shouldn’t be.” said. “It’s the reason why they The News Tribune Jeffries estimated that the sea didn’t open up Dungeness crabs.” A sea lion that swam and lion was seven to 10 years old In California, where all sea li- waddled at least 50 miles from and weighed 350 to 400 pounds. ons originate, the population has the ocean into an Oakville cattle A normal adult male should tip been hit by low birth rates and farm was found dead on Friday the scales at 650 to 750 pounds. high mortality. in Olympia. Fish and Wildlife doesn’t “Domoic acid is one of the Samples from a necropsy have the facilities to rehabilitate things we see very frequently in were being shipped out Tuesday, or assess sea lions. That played our sea lion populations,” said but no immediate cause of death into Lambourn’s decision to Cara Field, a staff veterinarian at could be found. release the animal into Puget the Marine Mammal Center in The long, strange journey for Sound at Solo Point in DuPont Sausalito, California. Multiple exposures to the the male California sea lion be- Dyana Lambourn / Courtesy Photo that evening. gan sometime before April 15. A wayward sea lion made its way some 50 miles from the ocean at Grays Harbor, Before letting the sea lion go, acid can cause brain damage. That’s when a cattle farmer near including up a river, creek and drainage ditch, to a cattle farm near Oakville on she marked him with a green “That brain damage causes memory loss,” Field said. Because Oakville, a small community April 15. paint used for cattle and sheep so of that the animals can lose track northwest of Centralia, found that he could be identified later. On April 21, a sea lion was of where they are, she said. the animal in the driveway of his yards from Garrard Creek, a trib- the past month, a rumor of a sea seen near the Port of Olympia’s Cancer rates are also rising, farm. utary of the Chehalis River, and a lion living in Garrard Creek had plaza. affecting 25 percent of adult sea Ken Shively, the owner of Sog- good 50 miles of river, creek and been circulating in the region. “It was laying on the beach, lions, Field said. gy Bottom Farm, returned home drainage ditch travel from Grays It’s not unusual for a sea lion sunning itself,” said Jay Hall, Despite the multiple chal- to discover his gate crashed open. Harbor. to travel far up rivers in the pur- harbor operations technician for lenges sea lions face, Field said Nearby he saw what he thought But soon Fish and Wildlife suit of salmon and other fish. the port. “It looked fairly healthy.” the overall population, which was a dead deer or elk. had three law enforcement of- “The unusual part is that it But the next day a sea lion stands at 300,000, is in decent But the large brown mass ficers and a marine mammal bi- went up that little creek,” said was found dead under the shape. Lambourn agreed. raised its head and started bark- ologist on scene. Steve Jeffries, a research scientist Fourth Avenue bridge in Olym- “California sea lion popula- ing at him. He immediately woke “It was an unusual sight to see,” with Fish and Wildlife and a vet- pia. On its body was the distinc- tions are currently above historic his wife, Julie, from a nap. said Sgt. Bob Weaver of the de- eran of past wayward sea lions. tive green paint. levels,” Lambourn said. “I don’t “I asked her about the sea lion partment’s enforcement division. “We had one sea lion that went Fish and Wildlife picked up think sea lions are anywhere in in the front driveway, and she “I’ve dealt with sea lions before around the Yelm diversion dam the body Saturday. trouble.” thought I was pulling her leg,” but never in a cattle farm. After all way to La Grande,” Jeffries On Sunday, Lambourn per- In fact, numbers might be too Shively said. 16 years, this is the most unusual said. formed a necropsy on the sea lion high. When an animal popula- He didn’t get a much better (call) I’ve had.” Weaver estimates the animal at the Fish and Wildlife laborato- tion gets above the ecosystem’s response from the state Depart- The Fish and Wildlife person- swam or waddled five miles up ry in Lakewood. She found some carrying capacity, problems can ment of Fish and Wildlife. nel easily corralled the sea lion Garrard Creek. In some places signs of ill health, but it was hard arise. “They didn’t believe us,” into a cage on a flatbed trailer. the creek is only a foot deep. to tell exactly what without fur- “There’s an environment out Shively recalled. “They were like, “All our cows came running Shively figured it must have ther test results. there that can’t support the num- ‘A what? Can you describe that over to see what all the excite- used a drainage ditch and roads One of the samples taken was ber of sea lions,” Lambourn said. to us?’ They didn’t even know ment was about,” Shively said. to get to his place. He thinks a for domoic acid, a neurotoxin “When you hit that you’re going where Oakville was.” Shively wasn’t surprised as he car might have spooked it, caus- produced by algae blooms. It to see increased disease and in- The sea lion was about 200 could have been by the find. For ing it to crash through his gate. can affect a sea lion’s neurologi- creased mortality.” His Federal Trial Over, Troy Kelley Returns to State Auditor’s Office TRIAL ENDS: Embattled Through Sheri Sawyer, dep- Kelley’s replacement. And Deputy Auditor Jan years in prison on charges alleg- uty director for the Auditor’s Inslee — who would be Jutte, who served as acting au- ing he stole more than $3 mil- Politician Back in Office, Kelley on Wednesday de- tasked with appointing an audi- ditor during Kelley’s leave, had lion from homebuyers by failing Olympia After Aquittal, clined a request for an interview. tor until the next election — had been working on the details of a to make refunds to clients of his Kelley was working Wednes- been thinking about a replace- transition, according to auditor now-shuttered real-estate recon- Deadlocked Jury day out of the Auditor’s Office’s ment last week, according to In- spokesman Adam Wilson. veyance company, Post Closing By Joseph O’Sullivan Tumwater building, Sawyer said. slee spokeswoman Jaime Smith. Kelley had faced up to 20 Department. “As far as we know, he has ev- The Seattle Times ery intention of serving out his OLYMPIA — A day after his term,” Sawyer said. federal trial ended in an acquittal Many state officials had on one count and a deadlocked hoped he’d be gone. Among jury on 14 others, State Auditor those who have called for his Troy Kelley re- resignation were Gov. Jay Inslee, turned to work. Attorney General Bob Ferguson, Jurors ac- Public Lands Commissioner Pe- quitted Kel- ter Goldmark, Secretary of State ley Tuesday of Kim Wyman and Senate Major- making a false ity Leader Mark Schoesler, R- statement. They Ritzville. could not agree After a grand jury last April on the other 14 handed down a federal indict- federal counts Troy Kelley ment against him, Kelley refused state auditor brought against those calls and instead took a him, including seven-month unpaid leave of charges of theft, money launder- absence to focus on clearing his ing and tax evasion in connec- name. tion with a real-estate records When talk stirred in the Leg- business Kelley owned before his islature about impeaching him 2012 election to the auditor post. for taking leave, Kelley made an Kelley, a Democrat, earns abrupt return in December to $120,459 annually. He had been Olympia. drawing pay during the trial, ac- Under state law, felons must cording to the Auditor’s Office. vacate elected state offices. In the He has said he will not run for event of a guilty verdict, prepara- re-election in November. tions had been under way to find AND YOU’RE OFF News in Brief AND WINNING! material, excess vegetation, flam- Fire Marshal’s Office mable liquids and abandoned Focuses on Wildfire vehicles and securing abandoned Arson Prevention homes which are potential arson EARN ENTRIES DAILY targets to prevent wildfires. Monday, May 2nd – Friday, May 27th During Arson Residents can also prepare for possible wildfires by knowing Awareness Week their risks; making an emergen- By The Chronicle cy plan; building a preparedness DRAWINGS EVERY kit with a flashlight, batteries, The Washington State Fire money and first aid supplies; FRIDAY IN MAY Marshal’s Office is working to knowing the local emergency raise awareness about wildfire Starting at 7pm, drawing winners play plan; and knowing how to report arson for National Arson Aware- arson activity by calling 911, the the game to win between $250 and $2,000 ness Week from May 1-7. local fire department or the ar- According to a press release, in Free Play or $2,500 cash! son hotline at 800-55-ARSON. 75 percent of all wildland fires in the state in 2015 were caused by humans, even though most resi- Bird Strike Leaves Large FINAL RACE DRAWING dents didn’t have any intention of May 27th at 10pm starting a wildfire. Last year more Dent on Jetliner’s Nose than 2,000 reported fires affected SEATTLE (AP) — Officials 1.1 million acres for a total cost of say a Dallas-bound American $ $343 million in fire suppression. Airlines flight returned to the 10,000 for 1st place and “Make it your goal this Ar- Seattle-Tacoma International son Awareness Week to con- Airport shortly after takeoff after sider ways to prevent devastat- a bird strike left a large dent on $ ing wildfires,” said Fire Marshal the jetliner’s nose. 5,000 for 2nd place! Charles Duffy. Sea-Tac Airport officials said The Fire Marshal’s Office is that the flight with 150 passen- working with the United States gers landed safely back in Seattle Fire Administration to share in- Wednesday afternoon. A photo formation and raise awareness of of the damaged aircraft showed wildfire arson and provide strat- the large indentation nearly cen- egies for people to combat it. tered on the plane’s nose. *Must be 18+ Players Club member. 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Followers of The Chronicle’s Facebook page react to the news that a sea lion discovered at an Oakville cattle farm was later found dead in Olympia :

Neil Rico: “Best news I’ve heard all morning! Now if only about 100,000 of them would die, their numbers would be in check and not way overpopulated.”

Sharyl O’Danne: “This is so sad to hear. He struggled so hard, maybe to get help or whatever. Likely he starved to death considering his weight upon his return to the waters. Maybe Photograph submitted by Staci Jacobson, Centralia College he should have been returned to better health Students at Centralia College’s fourth Paint Night April 19 show their artwork. The theme for this Paint Night was “cherry blos- before releasing him fo continue to fend for soms. “ Paint Night currently is held twice a month in Washington Hall Room108, with instructors Joan Hitchcock and Sue himself. BUT we will see what the necropsy Wachter. Centralia College is planning to hold Paint Night year around. For details about upcoming Paint Nights, call Staci tells us …” Jacobson, Centralia College special events and social media coordinator, at (360) 736-9391, ext. 630. Letter of Thanks Honor Roll

Ann Davis: “I’d say that this poor creature Napavine Girls ADNA HIGH SCHOOL was looking for a place to die — he just wan- Following are members of the Adna High School third-quarter dered too far away from home to find the place. Basketball Team honor roll: Dogs and cats will wander off and hide to die Thanks Backers Superintendent’s List — I’ve had several experiences with that.” (4.0 Grade Point Average) The Napavine Lady Tigers have finished an incredible bas- Seniors: Kelsey Aselton, Genevieve Carney, Robert Case, Julia ketball season, and although we Dallas, Savannah Massingham, Matthew Meagher, Lydia Medina, finished nine points short of our Victoria Rodriguez, Kendra Stajduhar goal, we are very grateful and Juniors: Brandon Apperson, Taylor Stewart Jeremy Johnson: “Awesome … wish more Sophomores: Aaron Slape would die lol” proud of our second-place finish in the state B tournament. 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Continued from the front page “They’re basically burning off their body fat.” “Then they start to burn off muscle,” Hornburg said. In response to high demand and a growing caseload, Lewis County recently upgraded its humane officer position. In addition to complaints about neglect or animal cruelty, Hornburg monitors the compliance of owners of dangerous or potentially dangerous animals, and would also be responsible for inspections of dog kennels if the Lewis County Board of Commis- sioners passes an ordinance regu- lating the businesses. Hornburg said she has a backlog of about 30 animal neglect cases. “Not only were we getting a backlog of cases … we’re finding we were slowly getting more behind,” Teitzel said. “ … I don’t

necessarily think it’s increasing, I Pete Caster / [email protected] would say we see more than what Alishia Hornburg, the humane oicer for Lewis County, looks at a horse at a farm in Winlock on Wednesday. Hornburg visited the farm, which was not under investiga- we’d like.” tion, in order to show how healthy horses are raised. Hornburg, who works with Lewis County Public Health and has a limited commission cently purchased from a breeder, leash in Lewis County. through the Lewis County Sher- Hornburg said. “We understand that we live iff’s Office, was previously work- “We have approximately 30 in a rural county … but you still ing about 20 hours a week. How- ‘‘We understand that large-scale dog breeders in our have to be respectful of your ever, that meant she often only county,” she said. Large-scale neighbors,” Brown said. had time to handle high-priority we live in a rural breeders are defined as breeders Some complaints, such as a cases, Teitzel said. county … but you still with 10 or more dogs capable of dog killing a neighbor’s chickens, “I’ve always thought this was a breeding. are a result of a “collision of cul- 40-hour position,” he said. have to be respectful The Lewis County Board of tures,” Teitzel said, between ur- Hornburg is not a veterinar- of your neighbors.’’ Commissioners will hear public ban and rural areas. While a city ian, but works closely with vets comment May 2 on a proposed dog might not go after a farm ani- and said she has a lot of experi- ordinance to more strictly regu- mal in a normal situation, packs ence, particularly with large ani- Stacy Brown late such operations. of dogs tend to act on instinct. mals. Lewis County Sheriff’s Office While the county already has “Sometimes Fluffy turns into a Hornburg said she enjoys an ordinance defining kennels wild animal,” he said. being able to work with animal and outlining their basic require- Hornburg mostly monitors Sheriff’s Office responds first to owners to come into compliance ments, the new proposed ordi- dogs, but other animals can be complaints of animal cruelty or with county code. nance would allow the county to registered as potentially danger- neglect. Deputies then assess the inspect kennels to ensure healthy “I focus on education a lot,” she ous. In past years, an alligator, situation to see if it rises to the lev- operating conditions. said. “I really like to take a softer bears and tigers, and particu- el of neglect as defined by Lewis In addition to neglect and approach. I kind of assume they larly mean cats and pigs, have ap- don’t know what they’re doing County code. If it does, deputies cruelty cases, Hornburg monitors MISSED peared on the list. and work with that.” can forward the report to Horn- animals classified as dangerous Often, investigations take lon- Often education works. Some- burg. or potentially dangerous — most times it doesn’t. The county often receives often dogs. ger than the general public real- “If they’re extremely bad, we complaints about an animal’s After a dog is declared danger- izes. YOUR don’t go that route,” Teitzel said. care that doesn’t meet the stan- ous by the county, often because it “We care about these animals Earlier this month, Lewis dard for neglect or abuse, said attacked a person or another pet too, but we have specific rules, County seized nine horses from Chief Deputy Stacy Brown, of the or livestock animal, it is required guidelines we have to follow,” an Onalaska farm and charged Lewis County Sheriff’s Office. by county code to be micro- Brown said. “We’re not doing PAPER? their owner, Jennifer Jenkins, “Most of us love animals,” she chipped, muzzled and leashed in nothing — we have to follow rules with nine counts of animal cru- said. “They have rights, but they public and remain in a six-sided and regulations.” elty — a gross misdemeanor. still are not entitled to luxury enclosure, which in some cases Humane officers and other “That’s the end of the line,” Te- housing.” can be a house. Hornburg has to county staff have to document itzel said, about seizing animals. Common animal neglect or physically see the dog to re-regis- their cases carefully. If they don’t, Call All of the horses from the abuse claims are skinny horses, ter it with the county once a year. they could risk losing court cases Onalaska farm are in foster animals without obvious sources “Other counties do not allow and having an animal go back to a homes pending the resolution of of food or water, dogs tied up or them at all,” Teitzel said. possibly abusive situation. 360-807-7676 Jenkins’ case. barking excessively, large-scale All dogs are required to stay “That’s the last thing we want Often the Lewis County dog breeders or sick puppies re- on their owner’s property if off a to do,” Teitzel said. Leave a message with the day tion wants to spend. and rehabilitate the 50-foot by money needed would be raised for missed including Pool She stated the pool house did 100-foot swimming pool. the project. At the Tuesday night not need to be as large, and that The new pool house would council meeting, Title Guarantee your name, Continued from the front page certain structures such as the west be an “L” shaped building with a donated $5,000 for the project, address and wall and the chain link fence did small foyer area, and open on the showing the business’s support for support of both of the $500,000 not need to be replaced. backside for good visibility of the grants, one from the Federal Land the pool. phone number. “We don’t need that in Centra- pool. On the right would be the and Water Conservation Program The council approved both lia, we need a workable building,” women’s restrooms and changing and the other from Washington resolutions demonstrating the Wildlife Recreation Program. she said. “We’d like to be brand areas, equipped with individual spanking new and glittery, but it showers and an ADA shower, pri- city’s support for the grant appli- After hours “We get to hopefully make cations with a 6-0 vote in favor. some dreams come true,” Emil doesn’t have to be that way.” vate changing areas, and an open is checking Phoebe Slusher, president changing area. The far right of the Councilor Lee Coumbs was ab- Pierson, community development sent. messages director for the city, said about the of the group, said Montgom- building would house the 24-foot grants. ery’s concerns aren’t necessarily by 24-foot mechanical room. The new pool house and re- Tuesday & Thursday Currently, estimates for the shared by the rest of the organiza- To the left would be the men’s furbished pool would be the 5:00 p.m. to 7 p.m. revamping of the 1950s pool is tion. Slusher told The Chronicle changing area, which holds the second phase of the project. The $1,570,152. The S.T.O.P and Swim Wednesday that the working re- same accommodations as the first phase is a splash pad on the and Saturday group has raised over $100,000 in lationship between the city and women’s on the opposite side. northern half of the site, which 7:30 a.m to 10:30 a.m. applicable match for the grants. the group had been nothing but Plans include unisex restroom is expected to be completed this If the grants are awarded, the or- positive, sentiments Montgomery access from the pool deck for summer. CH547464ac.sw ganization will still need to raise seemed to disagree with during families, as well as on-deck show- $470,153 to complete the project at the meeting. ers, Pierson said. the current estimated cost. Pierson said the city went to “We’re very excited. We worked Joyce Hoerling, with the two contractors locally to get the closely with the pool group and No Dental Insurance? S.T.O.P. and Swim group, said figures. He added he believes the other individuals to come up with Introducing an afordable dental estimated cost of the project is this design to meet everybody’s the organization has received care membership plan for the No Problem! conservative. needs no matter who they are in $ many offers of help, including uninsured. SAVE up to 511 with To Join, Schedule an Exam the possibility of demolishing the The proposed project in- the community,” he said. a Healthy Smile Membership w/Xrays for Only $79 building at a reduced price or for cludes demolishing the exist- The deadline for submitting Plan plus receive 20% of any (Savings of $157) free, something estimated to cost ing pool house, asphalt, decking the grants is May 2. When the or- service not already included. $73,525. The possible in-kind do- and west wall to make room for ganizations review the grant pro- Join before rates go up nations could help bring the cost a new 2,536-square-foot pool posals they will be able to make CH556149jc.sw in January! of the project down. house. The plan is to construct recommendations on the budget Call (360) 264-2353 Today! Susanne Winans, DDS Shel Montgomery, with the a new west wall along the alley- to see if the cost is reasonable to Membership exam ofer is for new patients with no organization, voiced concerns way, install new chain link fenc- complete the project at hand, Pier- insurance. Schedule an appointment today. 872 Sussex Ave. E, Tenino, WA during the meeting of the city’s ing, replace and add new concrete son said. budget, which is higher than the decking, install new pool lighting, Slusher told The Chronicle she $1.1 million she said the organiza- make the facility ADA accessible is confident the remainder of the Vinyl Windows New with Insulated LOW-E Cameras Stolen Stereo Stolen in Burglary Sirens • At 8:11 a.m. on Wednesday, • At 2:37 a.m. on Thursday, SIZE VJ’S Continued from page Main 10 cameras were reported stolen in police received a report of a bur- 3 X 2 $90 the 600 block of Centralia Col- glary in the 500 block of East $120 lege Boulevard. 4 X 3 • At 8:08 p.m. on Wednesday, Main Street. A stereo system and $129 police received a report of a vehi- speakers were stolen from a resi- 4 X 4 CH555974cbw.do cle window being smashed in the Malicious Mischief dence. 5 X 4 $150 2900 block of Mt. 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2A/1A Softball Rochester Slugs Past Rival Tenino, 17-11 RIVALS: Richardson’s Two five innings after taking advantage of three errors by the Beavers in the Homers Not Enough for fourth, then capping the sequence Beavers in Warriors’ Come- with an RBI double off the bat of Jae- lin Lancaster. From-Behind Win Joni Lancaster and Courtney By Lars Steier Baird drove in runs in the third to get Rochester on the board in the Rochester 17 [email protected] bottom of the third. ROCHESTER—The Warriors “We knew [Tenino pitcher Mor- gave up a five-run lead in the fifth gan] Masters was going to be tough, inning, only to regain the advantage especially when she’s on,” Rochester — and then some — an inning later. coach Jared Lancaster said. Rochester overcame a two-home Tenino responded with an eight run performance from Merissa run sixth inning, kicked off by con- Richardson to defeat Tenino 17-11 secutive hits from Jesse Schneider, Felicia Gubbe, Jessica Edwards and, in 2A/1A Evergreen action here MATT BAIDE / [email protected] finally, Merissa Richardson, who Tenino 11 Wednesday. Rochester’s Delaney Glazer takes a cut on Wednesday during an Evergreen 2A/1A The Warriors led 6-1 through please see ROCHESTER, page S4 League win over rival Tenino in Rochester.

2A Baseball 2B Baseball Napavine, Toledo Split Twinbill By The Chronicle TOLEDO — The Tigers handed Toledo its second Cen- tral 2B League loss of the season, 6-3, in the opener here Wednes- day, but the Indians came roar- ing back for a 6-1 win in the nightcap to salvage a split. The loss dropped Toledo (14- 2 league) out of a tie with Pe Ell- Willapa Valley (15-1) for first in the league standings, while the split improved Napavine to 7-9 in league play. Owen Anderson got the win for Napavine in the opener, striking out two, walking one and allowing one earned run in a complete-game effort. Sam Fagerness went 1 for 3 and drove in a pair of runs, while Garret Shannon went 2 for 3 and drove in a run. Jordan Purvis added a hit and an RBI. Kolt Korpi was 3 for 3 for Toledo, while Christian Sanjuor went 2 for 3. Wes Kuzminsky added a hit, drove in a run and MATT BAIDE / [email protected] pitched the first three innings, W.F. West’s Dakota Hawkins slides home safely on Tuesday during a 10-0 win over Black Hills in Chehalis. striking out three without a walk EVCO: Cleary Throws Two- please see BASEBALL, page S5 Hitter in 10-0 Title-Clinching BEARCATS Win Over Black Hills 2B Softball By Aaron VanTuyl Potter Hits BEAT WOLVES, [email protected] The league title’s nice and all, but Three Homers upon locking up the Evergreen 2A LAY CLAIM TO Conference crown on Tuesday the in Tigers’ Sweep Bearcats were almost happier with its By The Chronicle implications. Namely, the fact that W.F. West — TOLEDO — Erika Pot- LEAGUE TITLE ter launched three home runs, as the top EvCo seed — will host its District 4 opener on May 10. Abbi Music threw a no-hitter “It’s nice being league champions, and Napavine rolled to a pair of JACOB and starting something,” Bearcat MATT BAIDE / [email protected] wins, 15-0 and 15-4, over Toledo CLEARY cleanup hitter and third-baseman Da- W.F. West’s Tyler Pallas connects on a pinch- here Wednesday in Central 2B (right) pitched kota Hawkins said. “Now we’re going hit single on Tuesday during a win over Black League softball action. six innings to go through, and keep going.” Hills. The Tigers were particularly for W.F. West, Hawkins went 4 for 4 with a pair of hot in the second innings, scor- allowing doubles, and W.F. West crushed Black on Tuesday to check that goal off the ing 10 in the second frame of two hits and Hills, 10-0, in six innings Tuesday in list. Jacob Cleary threw a complete both Game 1 and Game 2 for big striking out Chehalis to improve to 6-1 in league game, striking out five and allowing early leads. seven to earn play — safely ahead of Tumwater and just two hits without a walk, and the Potter hit a homer and a pair the complete Centralia. Bearcats racked up a season-high 14 of doubles in Game 1, while Abbi game win in a “Our biggest deal is we wanted to hits to give him plenty of breathing Music threw a four-inning no- 10-0 defeat of host a first-round district game, here room. hitter for Napavine and added a Black Hills. at Chehalis, so we’ve been talking “You’ve gotta give credit to Jacob, triple. about it,” Bearcat coach Bryan Bullock going out there and throwing. He got Potter added two more said. “It wasn’t necessarily that it was in a little trouble in the beginning, but homers in Game 2, with Music SEE MORE PHOTOS FROM THE W.F WEST/ going to be a league championship, other than that he came in there and knocking a double. BLACK HILLS GAME ONLINE AT but that was the first goal as a team.” two-hit ‘em,” Hawkins said. “He gave “She was swinging the bat well LEWISCOUNTYSPORTS.COM W.F. West only needed six innings please see BEARCATS, page S4 please see SOFTBALL, page S5

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6-1, 6-1 At Onalaska TUMWATER 5, W.F. WEST 1 RBI Baseball Preps 2. Joelle Chung (WFW) def. Hope Johnston Game 1 Singles Local Prep Schedules 6-3, 6-4 TITANS 12, LOGGERS 1 1. Hunter Wilmofsky (T) def. Rielee Flodin, Looking for THURSDAY, April 28 3. Brittany Ryser (BH) def. Lindsay Ortiz 6-1, Pe Ell-WV 201 041 4—12 7 2 6-0, 6-1 Baseball 6-0 Onalaska 001 000 0—1 7 2 2. Shelby Listen (T) def. Joelle Chung, 6-3, 6-2 Summer Players Rochester at Tenino, 4 p.m. Doubles Batteries: Onalaska — Lawrence, McLean 3. Sophia Koelsch (T) def. Charlotte Graf, Softball 1. Isabelle Vander Stoep/Emma Lund (5) and Beck; PWV — Arrington and Jurek. 6-2, 6-3 By The Chronicle W.F. West at Centralia, 4:30 p.m. (WFW) def. Virginia Dalietos/Alexis Braun 6-0, Doubles Rochester at Tenino, 4 p.m. 6-0 Game 2 1. Isabel Vander Stoep/Emma Lund (W) Rural Baseball Incor- Boys Golf 2. Megan Wilks/Mia Davis (WFW) def. Abby TITANS 13, LOGGERS 1 (5 inn.) def. Mikayla Key/Piper Schoield, 1-6, 6-0, 7-5 porated (RBI), a sum- Adna at Life Christian, 3:30 p.m. Calvert/Selena Ryser 6-0, 6-3 Pe Ell-WV 141 160 0—13 12 1 2. Senna Larson/Alison Fliss (T) def. Megan Girls Golf 3. Rachel LaVell/Kylie Michel (BH) def. Onalaska 001 000 0—1 4 0 Wilkes/Mya Davis, 6-2, 7-6 (8-6) mer team for 16 to 19 Rochester at Elma, 3:30 p.m. Olivia Myers/Jordan Norquist, 6-4, 6-2 Batteries: PWV — Bair and Jurek; 3. Kristina Golden/Cara Cummings (T) def. year olds, will hold its W.F. West at Tumwater, 3:30 p.m. Onalaska — Cooper, Kurzeika (3), McLean (5) Taylor Rogers/Lindsey Ortiz, 6-1, 6-3 preseason meeting for Black Hills at Centralia, 3:30 p.m. At Centralia and Beck Boys Soccer TUMWATER 4, CENTRALIA 2 At Tenino prospective players on Centralia at W.F. West, 7 p.m. Singles At Mossyrock TENINO 3, MONTESANO 2 Sunday, May 1, at 4 p.m. Toledo/Winlock at Stevenson, 6 p.m. 1. Hunter Wilmofsky (T) def. Claire Davis, Game 1 Singles Track & Field 6-0, 6-1 VIKINGS 3, CARDINALS 1 1. Brandi Bratton (T) def. Libby Whitman, in the Winlock High Rochester, Forks, Aberdeen at Elma, 3:30 p.m. 2. Rachel Wilkerson (C) def. Shelby Listen, Winlock 100 000 0—1 7 1 6-2, 6-3 School batting cage. Tenino, Montesano, Hoquiam at Eatonville, 6-0, 6-3 Mossyrock 101 100 x—3 6 0 2. Ally Vestal (T) def. Monica Quintannar, 3:30 p.m. 3. Sophia Koelsch (T) def. Alex Norris, 6-0, 6-4 Batteries: Winlock — Steveson and An- 6-4, injury forfeit RBI is a third-year Doubles derson; Mossyrock — Jennings and Palmer 3. Ximeno Ontiveros (T) def. Rachel Ayres, competitive summer FRIDAY, April 29 1. Hayden Blaser/Hannah Jefries (C) def. 5-7, 6-2, 6-1 baseball program that College Softball Michaela Key/Piper Schoield, 6-4, 7-5 Game 2 Doubles Centralia at Grays Harbor, 2 p.m. 2. Senna Larson/Alison Fliss (T) def. Han- VIKINGS 6, CARDINALS 5 1. Miller/Peterson (M) def. Jones/Schowes, has historically been Baseball nah Gundersen/Ellie Corwin, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1 Winlock 020 030 0—5 8 0 6-3, 7-5 comprised of players W.F. West at Prairie, 4 p.m. 3. Kirstin Golden/Kara Cumings (T) def. Mossyrock 120 102 x—6 12 2 2. Daniels/Couch (M) def. Cornelius/Ken- Kelso at Centralia, 4:30 p.m. Megan LeDuc/Katie Williams, 6-0, 6-2 Batteries: Winlock — Anderson, Dean (3) nedy, 6-3, 6-1 from the greater Lewis Softball and Cook; Mossyrock — Allen and Palmer and Cowlitz county ar- Toledo at Ocosta, 4 p.m. Wednesday’s Results At Centralia eas. Girls Tennis Baseball Softball BLACK HILLS 4, CENTRALIA 3 W.F. West at Centralia, 3:30 p.m. At Centralia At Rochester Singles The seasons will run Boys Soccer TIGERS 7, THUNDERBIRDS 4 WARRIORS 17, BEAVERS 11 1. Bailey Weatherby (BH) def. Claire Davis, from May 21 through Tenino at Eatonville, 3:30 p.m. Tumwater 030 000 1 — 4 6 4 Tenino 010 082 0 —11 11 8 6-0, 6-1 Elma at Rochester, 7 p.m. Centralia 401 020 X — 7 8 1 Rochester 002 447 x —17 12 6 2. Hope Johnston (BH) def. Rachel Wilker- the third or fourth week Track & Field Batteries: Tumwater — Jacob Dardano, Batteries: Tenino—Masters and Gubbe; son; 6-4, 6-0 in July, with 45 games W.F. West, Centralia at Washougal Invite, Treyton Rodriguez (5) and Jackson Davis; Rochester—Girardin, Hahn (5), Girardin (5), 3. Brittany Ryser (BH) def. Alex Norris; 6-3, currently scheduled. 3:30 p.m. Centralia — Christian Peters and Chase Joni Lancaster (6) and Hull 3-6, 6-1 Evinger Doubles The team will host a SATURDAY, April 30 At Toledo 1. Hayden Blaser/Hannah Jefries (CENT) tournament in Winlock College Baseball At Tumwater Game 1 def. Lexi Braun/Virgina Dalietos, 6-0, 6-4 Centralia at Lower Columbia (DH), 1 p.m. BEARCATS 5, WOLVES 0 TIGERS 15, INDIANS 0 (4 inn.) 2. Hannah Gunderson/Ellie Corwin (CENT) and compete in the Bri- Baseball W.F. West 020 020 0 — 5 10 1 Napavine 3(10)02 — 15 10 2 def. Selina Ryser/Abby Colvert, 6-1, 6-0 an Cox Memorial Wood Centralia at Garield, 3 p.m. Black Hills 000 000 0 — 0 2 0 Toledo 000 0 — 0 0 3 3. Katie Williams/Megan LeDuc (CENT) def. Bat Tournament in Che- Northwest Christian at Tenino, 1 p.m. Batteries: W.F. West — Tyson Guerrero Batteries: Napavine — Music and Oster; Rachel Labell/Kylie Michel, 5-7, 7-5, 6-4 Track & Field and Kolby Steen; Black Hills — Hutson, Miller Toledo — Holmes and Trimmer halis in June. Tenino at Shelton Invite, 1 p.m. (6) and Ames The cost to play a Boys Soccer Game 2 Seton Catholic at Toledo/Winlock, 12 p.m. At Rochester TIGERS 15, INDIANS 4 (5 inn.) summer with RBI is BEAVERS 6, WARRIORS 1 Napavine 2(10)0102 — 15 7 1 Local $350. The goal is to keep Local Results Tenino 000 204 0—6 12 1 Toledo 010 030 — 4 6 1 Local Golf the players at manage- Tuesday’s Results Rochester 100 000 0—1 2 1 Batteries: Napavine — Williams and Oster; Riverside Women’s Golf Club Baseball Batteries: Tenino—Strawn, Stakelin (7) Toledo — Holmes and Trimmer April 26 Results able level so that money At Chehalis and Brewer; Rochester— Rogers, Hawes (5) 18-Hole Sub-Par is no obstacle for a mo- BEARCATS 10, WOLVES 0 (6 inn.) and Edminster At Onalaska First Division Black Hills 000 000 — 0 2 4 Game 1 1. Val Wheeler tivated ballplayer. Full W.F. West 203 232 — 10 14 2 At Toledo TROJANS 18, LOGGERS 8 2. Linda Meyers payment is due before Batteries: Black Hills — Zach James, Eric Game 1 Pe Ell 440 002 8 — 18 22 1 3. Sue Morrissey the first scheduled Jordan (5) and Milo Ames; W.F. West — Jacob TIGERS 6, INDIANS 3 Onalaska 302 010 2 — 8 10 4 Second Division Cleary and Kolby Steen Napavine 003 030 0 — 6 6 2 Batteries: Pe Ell — Brooks and Hodell; 1. Janet Schultz game and a $100 down Toledo 101 010 0 — 3 9 2 Onalaska — Wright, Henderson (7) and 2. Vicki Pogerelc payment is required to At Tumwater Batteries: Napavine — Owen Anderson Howard 3. (tie) Pat Moss, Paulette Horton THUNDERBIRDS 5, TIGERS 4 (8 inn.) and Dawson Stanley; Toledo — Wes Kuzmin- reserve a spot on the Centralia 000 021 01 — 4 6 7 sky, Connor Vermilyea (4), Dakota Robins (6) Game 2 team. Tumwater 011 001 02 — 5 5 5 and Dakota Robins, Jackson Kuzminsky (3) TROJANS 7, LOGGERS 6 For more informa- Batteries: Centralia — Riley Christensen Pe Ell 202 210 0 — 7 8 1 and Chase Evinger; Tumwater — Logan Game 2 Onalaska 202 110 0 — 6 7 4 MLB tion on RBI contact head Chase, Joseph Brascher (6) and Jackson INDIANS 6, TIGERS 1 Batteries: Pe Ell — Adkins, Brooks (6) and All Games PDT coach Jody Nailon by Davis Napavine 001 000 0 — 1 3 1 Hodel; Onalaska — Wright, Henderson (2), Tuesday’s Games email at jnailon@hot- Toledo 300 102 X — 6 6 0 Wright (7) and Howard Philadelphia 4, Washington 3 Softball Batteries: Napavine — Nate Rodriguez, Boston 11, Atlanta 4 mail.com. At Tumwater Sam Fagerness (2) and Dawson Stanley; At Mossyrock N.Y. Mets 4, Cincinnati 3 BEARCATS 12, WOLVES 2 (6 inn.) Toledo — Wes Kuzminsky, Dakota Robins (5), Game 1 Chicago Cubs 4, Milwaukee 3 W.F. West 210 144 —12 15 1 Connor Vermilyea (6) and Robins, Jackson VIKINGS 18, CARDINALS 5 (5 inn.) Pittsburgh 9, Colorado 4 Black Hills 000 020 —2 6 1 Kuzminsky (4) Winlock 023 00 — 5 7 1 St. Louis 8, Arizona 2 Batteries: Strasser, Frazier (6) and Hoven, Mossyrock 545 4X — 18 16 5 Miami 6, L.A. Dodgers 3 Boone Leads Adna Davis; Black Hills —Elliott, Means (6) and At Morton Batteries: Winlock — Eitel and Briedel; San Francisco 1, San Diego 0 Payne Game 1 Mossyrock — Lininger and Carlson Chicago White Sox 10, Toronto 1 Over Wahkiakum MULES 8, TIMBERWOLVES 3 Oakland 5, Detroit 1 Boys Golf Wahkiakum 201 121 1 — 8 8 3 Game 2 Tampa Bay 3, Baltimore 1 By The Chronicle At Newaukum Golf Course Morton-WP 210 000 0 — 3 3 5 VIKINGS 14, CARDINALS 4 (5 inn.) Texas 10, N.Y. Yankees 1 Adna defeated Wah- ADNA 207, WAHKIAKUM 208 Batteries: Wahkiakum — Anderson, Winlock 201 10 — 4 8 2 Minnesota 6, Cleveland 5 Adna (207) — Logan Boone 44, Hayden Brown (7) and Moore; Morton-White Pass — Mossyrock 135 41 — 14 20 3 L.A. Angels 9, Kansas City 4 kiakum by a single Wolf 53, Alex Wickert 54, Josh Nocis 56 Berkompas and Rashof Batteries: Winlock — Jones and Briedel; Seattle 11, Houston 1 stroke — 207 to 208 — Wahkiakum (208) — Bryce Good 46, Mossyrock — Carlson and Lininger Sarah Shi 47, Tyler St. Onge 55, Zach John- Game 2 Wednesday’s Games in a Central 2B League stone 60 MULES 13, TIMBERWOLVES 1 At Spanaway San Francisco 13, San Diego 9 dual meet at Newaukum Wahkiakum 233 113 — 13 12 0 ACORNS 15, EAGLES 5 (5 inn.) Philadelphia 3, Washington 0 Valley Golf Course on Girls Golf Morton-WP 001 000 — 1 2 4 Oakville 900 60 — 15 9 1 Boston 9, Atlanta 4 At Newaukum Valley Golf Course Batteries: Wahkiakum — Zach Brown, Evergreen Luth. 030 20 — 5 4 2 N.Y. Mets 5, Cincinnati 2 Monday. W.F. WEST 97, CENTRALIA 61 (Stableford) Luke Brown (5) and Ferguson; Morton-White Batteries: Oakville — Anna White and Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Logan Boone shot a W.F. West (97) — Carly Noble 26, Haley Pass — Rashof, Elledge (5) and Higdon Kelcee Thebiay; Evergreen Lutheran — Kelly Pittsburgh 9, Colorado 8, 12 innings Simmons 21, Delanie Calkins 18, Kate Bal- Schwartz, Jamie Schwartz (1) and Amy Kim St. Louis 11, Arizona 4 44 for the Pirates to earn melli 18, Abbey Link 14, Emily Burton 10 At Adna Miami 2, L.A. Dodgers 0 match medalist honors, Centralia (61) — Julie Nettler 25, Olivia Game 1 At Adna Chicago White Sox 4, Toronto 0 finishing two strokes Anderson 16, Lacey Dufy 14, Natalie El- PIRATES 2, DUCKS 1 Game 1 Baltimore 3, Tampa Bay 1 wanger 7, Tate-Madison Bell 5 Toutle Lake 000 001 0 — 1 5 2 PIRATES 9, DUCKS 4 Detroit 9, Oakland 4 ahead of Wahkiakum’s Adna 000 010 1 — 2 7 2 Toutle Lake 010 000 3—4 8 1 Texas 3, N.Y. Yankees 2 Bryce Good. At Riverside Golf Course Batteries: Toutle Lake — Anderson and Adna 512 010 x—9 14 3 Cleveland 6, Minnesota 5 HOQUIAM 226, ROCHESTER 289 Opsahl; Adna — Spencer Burdick and Mc- Batteries: Adna—Rolfe and Glover; Toutle L.A. Angels 4, Kansas City 2 Hayden Wolf (53), Hoquiam (226) — Kelci Parker 47, Megan Closkey Lake—Curry, Lee (5) and Woodley Houston 7, Seattle 4 Alex Wickert (54) and Gibson 48, Emma Estes 58, Missy Hongell 77, Josh Nocis (56) also Jordan Cox 73, Bailey Smith 76 Game 2 Game 2 Thursday’s Games Rochester (289) — Mati Ashton 60, Nicole DUCKS 15, PIRATES 0 (5 inn.) PIRATES 7, DUCKS 5 Oakland at Detroit, 10:10 a.m. scored for Adna. Fry 62, Allison Beagley 78, Shelby Baird 89, Toutle Lake 406 32 — 15 13 0 Toutle Lake 210 000 2—5 10 2 Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 a.m. Adna hits the road to Karlee McLaughlin 103, Elizabeth Miller 92 Adna 000 00 — 0 3 6 Adna 302 101 x—7 13 2 Pittsburgh at Colorado, 12:10 p.m. take on Life Christian Batteries: Toutle Lake — Vetter and Batteries: Adna—Poppey and Glover; Philadelphia at Washington, 1:05 p.m. Girls Tennis Wherry; Adna — Wilson, Ashley (3) and Toutle Lake—Dean and Woodley Chicago White Sox at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. Academy in a league At Tumwater Chilcoate Atlanta at Boston, 4:10 p.m. match this afternoon. Singles Girls Tennis St. Louis at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. 1. Bailey Weatherby (BH) def. Rielee Flodin Baseball At Tumwater Miami at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. SPORTS ON THE AIR

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Tuesday’s Prep Boys Soccer Tuesday’s Prep Girls Golf Noble Earns Medalist Honors for Tigers in Loss to Rival Bearcats By The Chronicle Carly Noble scored 26 Sta- bleford points, and W.F. West topped Centralia 97-61 in 2A Evergreen Conference action at Newaukum Valley Golf Course on Tuesday. Noble slipped past Centralia’s Julie Mettler by one point to earn medalist honors. Haley Simmons scored a 21 for the Bearcats, and Delanie Calkins and Kate Balmelli each tallied 18. Abbey Link rounded out the scoring for the Bearcats, with 10 points. Olivia Anderson shot a 16 for Centralia, with Lacey Duffy (14), Natalie Elwanger (7) and Tate- Madison Bell (5) also scoring for the Tigers. W.F. West faces Tumwater at Tumwater Valley Golf Course on today. Centralia is at home for its next match on Thursday, as the MATT BAIDE / [email protected] Tigers meet Black Hills at River- Black Hills’ Chase Morrow and Centralia’s Laurence Silva battle for the ball during an Evergreen 2A Conference game on Tuesday at Tiger Stadium in Centralia. side Golf Course.

Ashton Leads Warriors Centralia Scores Quick Three in Win over Black Hills in Loss to Hoquiam By The Chronicle W.F. West drops to 3-12-1 Mati Ashton shot a 60 to pace this season, with an 0-6 record in Host Centralia used a three- Rochester on Tuesday in a 226- the EvCo. goal burst midway through the 289 SWW 1A League girls golf second half to topple Black Hills, “I was really proud of all boys, loss to Hoquiam at Riverside 3-0, in Evergreen 2A Conference we just couldn’t put it in the net,” Golf Course. play on Tuesday. said Sanchez. “The kids had their Hoquiam’s Kelci Parker shot Laurence Silva scored a pair heads up and worked … Joe a 47 for medalist honors, with of goals for the Tigers, striking in Wahl did a great job for us on teammate Megan Gibson firing the 56th and 67th minute. Both defense.” a 48. goals were assisted by Joseph W.F. West hosts Centralia to- Nicole Fry added a 62 for Gonzalez. Andrew Ramez also day. the Warriors, though Rochester scored for Centralia, putting in a coach Kyle Sprague pointed out rebound off a shot by Javier Co- Monday’s Results that Shelby Baird (89) and Eliza- rona. Torres Scores Hat-Trick, beth Miller (92) both showed “I coached the boys to play Rochester Downs Eatonville huge improvements in their physical tonight,” Centralia game during the match. coach Phil Strodemier said. EATONVILLE — Jesus Tor- Rochester plays Elma at Oak- “[Black Hills] has a couple finesse res notched a hat-trick, and MATT BAIDE / [email protected] sridge Golf Course on today. players. It paid off because they Rochester defeated Eatonville Black Hills’ Bekele Dowty launches a free kick as Centralia’s Binod Sapkota (15), Nick didn’t like being pressured. Play- 4-0 in Evergreen 2A/1A League Alverson (5), Joseph Gonzalez (16) and Laurence Silva (7) prepare for the kick dur- Tuesday’s ing physical put us in a good po- action here Monday. ing an Evergreen 2A Conference game on Tuesday at Tiger Stadium in Centralia. sition.” Torres scored twice in the 2A Girls Tennis Daniel Arevelo made four first half, with goals in the 28th Winlock United powered past Wednesday’s Results saves for the Tigers to earn the and 36th minute — the latter Stevenson with a 7-0 victory Rochester Defeats Montesano shutout. assisted by Jesus Martinez — to in 1A Trico League action here in Shootout Black Hills Edges Tuesday. “All together it was a good bring the score to 2-0 at halftime. Garibay opened the scoring MONTESANO — Rochester team win. They all contributed,” “We came out really good in and Montesano couldn’t figure W.F. West Strodemier said. the first half,” Rochester coach with a goal in the first minute, assisted by Fernando Munoz. out a winner in regulation, but By The Chronicle Centralia (6-5-2, 2-3 in Brian Ziese said. “The field was the Warriors were able to win 2-1 Andreas Malunat and Gus- TUMWATER—In their 2A league) play at EvCo rival W.F. pretty big, and we used that to in a shootout here on Wednesday. West today. connect really well with some tavo Barragan each had a goal Evergreen League matchup here Note and an assist for United. The Warriors scored in the : W.F. West’s JV won passes tonight.” 3rd minute on a goal from Luis Tuesday, W.F. West and Black earlier in the day, defeating Black Nick Taylor scored on a feed Nolan Patching played the Hills were nearly as level as pos- first half in goal, but was re- Garcia for a 1-0 lead at halftime. Hills 2-1. from Anthony Vazquez in the Montesano answered with a goal sible, each winning three match- 65th minute for the Warriors. placed by Allan Contreras in the es in six sets. But Black Hills second half. in the 61st minute to tie the game Torres completed the hat trick after regulation. Neither team edged W.F. West on the second “Contreras had some big saves Bearcats Fall to Thunderbirds with a goal in the 74th minute. could score in overtime. tiebreaker, winning 46 games to to preserve the clean sheet for TUMWATER—The Thun- Goalkeeper Jose Amaya In the shootout, Jesus Tor- the Bearcats’ 45. derbirds broke a scoreless tie saved a penalty kick to preserve us,” United coach Horst Malunat res put the Warriors on top 4-3 Freshman second singles Jo- with a 63rd minute penalty kick, the shutout. said. and the Bulldogs missed to give elle Chung won for W.F. West, then held on for a 1-0 win over Rochester (5-7, 5-5 league) Contreras added a goal in the Rochester the victory. defeating Hope Johnston 6-3, W.F. West in 2A Evergreen Con- plays at Montesano on Wednes- 68th minute on a penalty kick. “We played really good in the 6-4. ference action here Tuesday. day in another EvCo matchup. “We’re trying to be efficient first half, and we couldn’t con- “Joelle had a really good Despite controlling posses- in our scoring. Hopefully we nect on some things,” Rochester match,” W.F. West coach Jack sion and shots, Tumwater was Tuesday’s Results can do the same against better coach Brian Ziese said. “We had State said. “Hope Johnston is a teams,” Horst Malunat said. “We limited to one goal by Bearcats Garibay Powers United Past some chances in the first over senior, and she’s tough, hits a lot keeper Daniel Ford. want to make sure we get above time, they blew some chances, it of balls back in play. Joelle played Stevenson the hump to be one of better “Daniel had a great game in was an overall good game with very well against her today.” teams going to playoffs.” goal tonight,” W.F. West coach STEVENSON — Adair two good teams.” Chung was the lone singles United (9-2-1, 6-2-1 league) Tino Sanchez said. “He worked Garibay scored three goals and Rochester (6-7, 6-5) hosts player to win for the Bearcats, so hard. assisted on another as Toledo- plays at King’s Way today. Elma on Friday. which also got wins from the first doubles pair of Isabelle Prep Girls Tennis Vander Stoep and Emma Lund, and second doubles team Megan Bearcats Improve, but Fall to Tumwater 5-1 in EvCo Match Wilks and Mia Davis. “The doubles we were fairly By The Chronicle team to a tiebreaker in the sec- Blaser and Hannah Jeffries Norris, Jordun Palermo and Wil- dominant for us,” State said. “But ond set of a 6-2, 7-6 loss. earned a win in straight sets, 6-0, liams all graduate in June. TUMWATER — Isabel in singles they were dominant.” “We played a good doubles 6-4, as did No. 2 doubles pair Centralia (7-5, 3-4) hosts W.F. Vander Stoep and Emma Lund W.F. West faces Centralia on picked up the only win for W.F. matchup. The way we moved on Hannah Gundersen and Ellie West in the final home match of Friday. West here Wednesday in a 5-1 the court was good,” State said. Corwin also won in straight sets, the season on Friday. Evergreen 2A Conference girls “We missed some shots, but that’s 6-1, 6-0. No. 3 doubles pair Katie tennis loss to Tumwater. more attributable to a lack of ex- Williams and Megan LeDuc won Singles Sweep in Tenino Tiger Netters Fall to Tumwater “I told them, as a team, if you perience.” a tough three-set match, 5-7, 7-5, Netters’ Win The Tigers came close, but 6-4. compare how we played the first W.F. West (5-7) plays at Cen- couldn’t quite get over the hump “Katie (Williams) and Me- TENINO — Tenino’s three time we played Tumwater to how tralia on Friday. on Tuesday in a 4-2 Evergreen 2A we played today, it was a big im- gan (LeDuc) played really smart singles players all won and the Conference girls tennis loss to provement,” W.F. West coach Black Hills Edges Centralia tennis,” Centralia coach Deb Beavers picked up a 3-2 SWW 1A Jack State said. “Lots of people Keahey said. “They make ad- League girls tennis victory over Tumwater in the Hub City. played a lot better.” Centralia won all of three justments on the court on their Montesano on Wednesday. Rachel Wilkerson got a 6-0, Vander Stoep and Lund, in doubles matches, but Black Hills own and it worked today, it was a Brandi Bratton won at first 6-3 win for the Tigers in the No. the No. 1 doubles match, won won all three singles matches close game. I was really proud of singles, Ally Vestal won at sec- 2 singles match, and Hayden 1-6, 6-0, 7-5, and trailed 4-3 at and edged the Tigers 60-57 in the whole team.” ond singles and Ximeno Onti- Blaser and Hannah Jeffries won one point in the final set. games to earn a 4-3 win in an Ev- It was senior day for the Ti- veros won at third singles for the a tight 6-4, 7-5 match in the top- Megan Wilkes and Mya Da- ergreen 2A Conference match on gers, as seniors Blaser, Gunder- Beavers (2-6, 2-4 league), who billed doubles contest. vis, at No. 2 doubles, took an Wednesday in Centralia. sen, Carolyn Harper, Elizabeth play at Eatonville on Tuesday in Wilkerson recently moved undefeated No. 2 Thunderbirds No. 1 doubles pair Hayden Johnson, Robin McGrew, Alex another league match. from doubles to singles and has been playing well, Tiger coach Women’s Basketball Deb Keahey said. “She’s nailing it,” the coach explained. “I think we’re just go- Taurasi, Catchings, Bird Headline US Women’s Olympic Team ing to leave her there. She’s very NEW YORK (AP) — Four- Brittney Griner and Breanna The roster gives coach Geno ings were all part of the gold consistent.” time Olympians Diana Taurasi, Stewart. Auriemma plenty of options as medal teams in 2004, 2008 and Blaser and Jeffries, Keahey Sue Bird and Tamika Catchings Maya Moore, Seimone Au- the U.S. goes for its sixth con- 2012. Nine of the players were on added, also played well. headline the U.S. women's nation- gustus, Lindsay Whalen, An- secutive gold medal. the 2012 Olympic team. “They showed up for the big al team roster heading to Brazil gel McCoughtry, Tina Charles The U.S. has won 41 consecu- The three veterans join Tere- points,” she said. “I think that for the Rio Games this summer. and Sylvia Fowles round out tive Olympic contests dating sa Edwards and Lisa Leslie as the was the difference.” The trio will be joined by the American squad announced back to the bronze medal game only Americans to play in at least Centralia (7-4, 3-3 league) newcomers Elena Delle Donne, Wednesday morning. in 1992. Taurasi, Bird and Catch- four Olympics. hosts W.F. West on Friday. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016 SPORTS

2A Baseball Peters, Tigers Bounce Back Against Tumwater By The Chronicle the win, striking out six, walking “We still have some things Guerrero was impressive on the Hayden Dobyns went 2 for 2 One day made a world of dif- four and allowing six hits. that we can play better defen- hill and W.F. West shut out Black with a three-run double in the ference for the Tigers. “He was much sharper, and sively, but our goal is always to be Hills for the second time in as fifth inning, and Hunter Fuchs Centralia bounced back from he’s gotten back to more of do- playing our best at the end,” Ash- many days, 5-0, here Wednes- and Dakota Hawkins each had an eight-inning, one-run loss to ing what he has been able to do,” more said. “Hopefully this was a day in Evergreen 2A Conference two hits. The Bearcats tallied 10 Tumwater with a 7-4 win over Tiger coach Rex Ashmore said. step in the right direction, and baseball action. hits total. the Thunderbirds Wednesday “He’s just getting sharper every we just move forward.” Guerrero, a lefthanded soph- “Offensively we’re starting to Centralia (9-7, 4-4 league) afternoon at Ed Wheeler Field, time out.” omore, struck out seven and had hit the baseball like I know that hosts Kelso on Friday in a non- pulling the Tigers’ Evergreen 2A Joey Aliff went 2 for 3 to lead a perfect game going through we’re capable of,” Bullock said, league game. Conference record even at 4-4. Centralia at the plate, but Ash- five innings. He finished with “so hopefully that’ll continue into Christian Peters hit a three- more was most impressed with two hits and didn’t issue a walk. the nonleague game on Friday.” run homer in the first inning and the team’s single error — a day Bearcats Shut Out Wolves Again “He was real dominant,” W.F. W.F. West (11-5, 7-1 league) pitched all seven innings to get after committing seven in a loss. TUMWATER — Tyson West coach Bryan Bullock said. plays at Prairie on Friday. Bearcats Tuesday’s 2A Softball Continued from Sports 1 Wollan, balls to the defense to play, and we just played for him.” Braun Homer Bullock pointed out that Cleary, the team’s de facto ace as Bearcats this season, has thrown better. “But when you say that Jacob’s Remain thrown better, and he throws a shutout, that tells you how well he’s been throwing lately,” Bull- Undefeated ock added. By The Chronicle The defense, too, came up TUMWATER — Tessa Wol- with plenty of solid plays. After lan and Roni Braun homered in an error put the first batter of the fifth and sixth innings, re- the game on board, Tyson Guer- spectively, as W.F. West pulled rero made a long run in from away from Black Hills here Tues- center field to snag a ball in shal- day in Evergreen 2A Conference low right, and Hawkins made a action to win 12-2 in a mercy diving stop on a sharp ground rule-shortened six innings. ball and threw out the runner to The Bearcats led 4-0 go- end the inning. ing into the fifth inning, when “His diving play there kind of Wollan’s home run scored three. helped keep the momentum go- Braun’s homer plated two in the ing that we’ve had playing solid next frame. defense,” Bullock said. “We ran Olivia Dean had three hits down some fly balls, and played in four at-bats for the W.F. West, a solid game defensively.” which remained undefeated this

The Bearcats responded with MATT BAIDE / [email protected] year with a 12-0 record and 4-0 mark in EvCo play. two runs in the bottom of the W.F. West’s Tyson Guerrero tracks a ly ball in center ield on Tuesday during a 10-0 win over Black Hills in Chehalis. first, both of which scored on Lexie Strasser, Ashlee Vadala a double from Hawkins, and single and an infield single and The game featured 12 errors, win the game. and Kindra Davis each had two hits for the Bearcats. added three in the third, with Forgione going 2 for 4. Kolby with the Tigers accounting for “In this league, you’re not go- RBI singles from Hawkins and Steen and Elijah Johnson were seven. Strasser pitched five innings Hayden Dobyns. Hawkins then ing to beat anybody committing before Kim Frazier took the each 1 for 2 with a pair of walks. “It wasn’t the cleanest game in seven errors,” Ashmore said. left third for home with Dobyns Milo Ames had both of Black the world by any means,” Cen- mound for the final frame. The Riley Christensen worked all in a rundown between first Hills’ hits, with an infield single tralia coach Rex Ashmore said. duo allowed six hits without a walk. and second, scoring when the in the second inning and anoth- “The difference was that all our eight innings for the Tigers, al- “Defensively, we were very sol- Wolves’ catcher dropped the ball. er single in the fourth. mistakes led to runs for them.” lowing five hits. Three more runs scored in Centralia scored a run in the “Riley pitched his butt off,” id,” W.F. West coach Mike Keen said. “Only had one error. That’s the fifth, with an RBI single Errors Doom Tigers in 8-Inning top of the eighth inning. Joey Ashmore added. “He deserves from pinch hitter Tyler Pallas Aliff led the frame off with a sin- been an issue for us. We’ve been Loss to Tumwater better than that outcome. We’ve working a lot on our defense. It and a pair of errors, and Drew gle and, with two outs, scored got to shore things up defen- Forgione hit an RBI single to was nice to see it come around.” TUMWATER — Both teams when Tumwater’s third base- sively.” push the lead to 10 runs and end committed their fare share of man committed an error. W.F. West plays at rival Cen- Aliff finished 2 for 4, while the game early in the bottom of errors, but the Tigers’ miscues In the bottom of the eighth, tralia today. the sixth. here Tuesday carried a bit more however, Tumwater loaded the Nolan Wasson hit a two-run Every spot in the lineup had weight in a 5-4, eight-inning Ev- bases with a hit, a walk and an double in the fifth inning for MMA a hit for W.F. West, with Guer- ergreen 2A Conference loss to intentional walk, then scored Centralia. Noah Andrews had rero going 2 for 3 with a bunt Tumwater. two runs on a Centralia error to two hits for Tumwater. UFC Replaces Nixed McGregor Fight With would extended the Warriors’ Jones-Cormier Rematch Rochester lead with consecutive two RBI NEW YORK (AP) — UFC doubles. replaced its canceled Conor Mc- Continued from Sports 1 “We do have heavy bats,” Gregor fight for another rematch, Jared Lancaster said. “We’ve Jon Jones vs. Daniel Cormier hit a two-run homer to bring the for the light heavyweight title at Beavers to within one at 6-5. been fortunate to have Joni and Courtney. A couple kids did re- UFC 200. Four batters later, Kehaulani UFC officials announced ally well off of Masters, which Correa tied the game with an the replacement main event on RBI single. First basemen Au- is good for us getting ready for Wednesday, several days after drey Fant then gave Tenino its districts.” Jones beat Ovince Saint Preux by first lead of the game with a two- Joni Lancaster finished 2 decision in his first fight since he run single. The Beavers capital- for 5 with two doubles and five had his title stripped in 2015. ized on three Warriors errors in RBIs, while Baird went 2 for 4 The move solidifies the the inning, and closed the top with 3 RBIs. stance taken by the mixed mar- of the fifth with a 9-6 lead after “My philosophy, and they tial arts giant and its president, scoring eight runs in the inning. agree, is you’ll see what kind of Dana White, as McGregor tried “I just love the team because MATT BAIDE / [email protected] to sidestep promotional commit- they’re such fighters and we athlete or coach you are when Tenino’s Merissa Richardson takes a cut on Wednesday during an Evergreen 2A/1A you’re losing,” Jared Lancaster ments leading up to the event. fought back so hard,” Tenino League loss to rival Tenino in Rochester. Richardson homered twice in the game. McGregor — a colorful star coach KaTrina Haupert said. said. “That’s when you’ve gotta keep your head up and slap known for spectacular knock- “Last week we played three rors in the game, to Rochester’s Tenino reclaimed the lead in outs, drawing power and trash games and we lost three, and six. the top of the sixth, when Rich- gloves when someone’s down, talk — declined to attend a news we decided on Monday that we “We haven’t been put in that ardson hit her second two-run and they do.” conference last week in Las Ve- were going to play like we had a position very much this year, home run of the day. Jessica Girardin pitched 4 ⅔ gas to promote his rematch with 0-0 record and we wanted to be where we’ve made that many Masters went 2 for 4 with a innings for Rochester, throwing Nate Diaz. McGregor stirred 1-0. errors,” Rochester coach Jared double and two runs scored for four strikeouts. Hahn and Jaelin fans with several tweets, first “They walked on the field Lancaster said. “It was good that the Beavers. Jessica Edwards Lancaster also took the mound saying he was retired, then ex- ready to win. … I couldn’t be we could make those errors and was also 2 for 4, with a double, for the Warriors, who improve plaining his desire to focus on prouder of them,” Haupert said. we could come back as a team, an RBI and two runs scored. to 14-2 with the win, and 9-2 in training, then saying he was back Rochester responded with regroup and support one an- Rochester captured the lead Evergreen play. on to fight at UFC 200. a four-run bottom of the fifth other. for good with a seven-run bot- White and the UFC officials to retake the lead at 10-9. Jes- “We realized we have three tom of the seventh. Catcher Ally Tenino falls to 10-5 overall and 7-5 in league. debunked that with the Jones- sica Girardin, Hunter Hahn and more innings, we’ve got to move Hull hit an RBI double to tie Cormier announcement. Delaney Glazer each had singles on, and it’s not always easy to do the game in the inning’s fourth The Beavers and Warriors will face each other again today, "The Conor thing has been for the Warriors in the inning. that, even as a coach,” said Lan- at-bat. Later in the inning, Joni crazy," White said. Tenino committed eight er- caster. Lancaster and Courtney Baird in Tenino. McGregor might be the bigger star but Jones-Cormier Tuesday’s Prep Track & FIeld should be the better fight. Jones (22-1) had his interim Wylam’s Big Day Helps Bearcats Win Six-Team Meet at Adna championship belt with him and Cormier (17-1) had the real deal By The Chronicle won the event with a throw of and triple jump. Allen’s mark of tively. Phoebe Rich, also of won at a Wednesday press conference ADNA — Joseph Wylam won 107-4. 22-0 in the long jump was more the 100 in 13.49. at Madison Square Garden. the shot put and was runner up Also winning for the Bearcats than three feet ahead of second W.F. West swept the top three Jones kept his sunglasses in the discus, helping the W.F. were Jack Mallonee in the 400 place. Allen tied with Adna’s places in the javelin, as Courtney on for a civil staredown with Cormier. They brawled during a West boys score 150 points to with a time of 56.13 seconds, Luke Wellander, with each ath- Bennett (86-2), Hunter Snyder Terek Thornburg in the 800 lete jumping 36-7. promotional event in the MGM capture first at Adna’s six-team (85-5) and Emily Witham (83-10) (2:06.55) and Matthew Zylstra On the girls side, Emma Grand casino lobby in August all threw over 80 feet. Pirate Classic here Tuesday. in the 3200 (11:47.48). W.F. West, Manning of Adna won both hur- 2014 months before their first Wylam threw the shot 39 feet, which defeated runner-up Adna dles races, running 16.97 in the Freshman Jessica Neal of fight. Both fighters were fined 8 inches to best teammate Tan- by 15 points, also won the 4x400 100 and 52.28 in the 300. Winlock won the high jump after and slapped with community ner McDonald by eight inches. relay in 3:47.37. Mckinzie Pannkuk of clearing 5-2. service by the Nevada State Ath- In the discus, Wylam hit a mark Winlock’s Issac Allen had an Onalaska took first in the 200 Wahkiakum won the team letic Commission and Jones later of 101-7, to place behind only impressive afternoon, as the se- and second in the 100, with event with 146 points, over Tou- lost his endorsement deal with Adna’s Clayton Dunnagan, who nior took first in both the long times of 28.81 and 13.49, respec- tle Lake’s 125. Nike for his role in the fight. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016

2A/1A Baseball wood was 4 for 4 at the plate Softball with a two-run home run, and Jamie Carlson also had a two- Continued from Sports 1 run homer. Jordan Meyer was a 3 for 3 with a triple and Haley today,” Napavine coach Chad Hadaller was 3 for 3 with a dou- Williams said. “And Ada Wil- ble. liams and [Cortney] Oster both “Our bats came alive all the did an outstanding job both way through the order, they games.” just kept going and had a great Josie Delaney hit a triple and game,” Mossyrock coach Mike Kayla Bauter a double for Toledo Carlson said. in Game 2. Toledo (3-14, 2-12 league) The second game started out plays Pe Ell-Willapa Valley in Pe differently, as Winlock had a 2-1 Ell on Tuesday. Napavine (12-4, lead after the first inning. But 11-3 league) hosts Morton-White three runs in the second and five Pass on Tuesday. runs in the third put the game away for the Vikings. Mossyrock’s Ava Nelson was Brooks Hits Three Homers, PWV 3 for 4 with a three-run homer. Sweeps Ony Emma Martin and Savannah ONALASKA — Pe Ell-Wil- Lininger were each 3 for 4. lapa Valley’s Dakota Brooks Mossyrock (6-10, 4-10) trav- hit three home runs and tallied els to face Toutle Lake on Tues- 10 RBIs as the Trojans swept day. Winlock (1-17, 0-14) hosts Onalaska in a Central 2B League Onalaska on Tuesday. doubleheader here Wednesday, with wins of 18-8 and 7-6. MATT BAIDE / [email protected] Pirates Sweep Ducks to Seal Brooks hit a grand slam in League Title Tenino’s Kaleb Strawn delivers a pitch during an Evergreen 2A/1A League win over rival Rochester Wednesday in Rochester. the first inning of the first game. She finished the opener with ADNA—The Pirates guar- five hits on five at-bats, adding anteed themselves a first place Strawn Leads Tenino Over Rochester a two-run home run later in the finish in the Central 2B League game. with a pair of wins over Toutle By The Chronicle But the Beavers scored two three hits and an RBI for Tenino. The Titans led 10-8 until the Lake here Wednesday, 9-4 and ROCHESTER—Starting runs in the fourth inning and “It’s a tough loss, but we have top of the seventh, when they 7-5. pitcher Kaleb Strawn went 4 for four in the sixth to take a com- to keep competing,” said Quarn- scored eight runs. Adna scored five runs in the 4 with triple to lead off the sixth fortable lead into the final frame. strom. “The last couple weeks Sam Woodward went 3 for bottom of the first to open a big inning, as Tenino beat Rochester “Brandon threw extremely we’ve had a lot of close ball 4 with two RBIs for PWV. Rai- lead early in the opener. The first 6-1 in Evergreen 2A/1A League well again,” Rochester coach games but haven’t been able to ley Smith was 3 for 5 with three eight batters had six hits for the action here Wednesday. Bran Quarnstrom said. “He got get over that hurdle. We’ve got RBIs. The Trojans totalled 22 Pirates. Brandon Rogers pitched a little bit tired, but he competed. to keep our heads up and finish hits in the game. Lili Glover added a home a complete game for Roches- He was looking spot on for those with a few wins.” For Onalaska, Gabby Wright run for Adna in the third inning, ter, holding Tenino scoreless first three innings. He was cruis- Rochester (2-14, 2-9 in EvCo) was 3 for 4, and Amy Henderson and finished with two hits and through three innings, as Roch- ing.” and Tenino (8-8, 6-5) play again went 2 for 2 with three RBIs and three RBIs. Devanie Kleemeyer ester held onto a 1-0 lead. Catcher Spencer Brewer had today in Tenino. a triple. had a triple and four RBIs on Brooks added a third home two hits. run in the nightcap, as the Ti- Darian Humphrey, Shanay son both had great performanc- four in the second matchup. Ar- tans edged the Loggers 7-6. Dotson, Josey Sandrini, Saman- Baseball es, with Burdick allowing just rington hit a solo dinger in the Pe Ell-Willapa Valley (10- tha Rolfe and Katelyn Pine also one run on five hits. game’s second at-bat, then add- 5, 9-5 league) hosts Toledo in had two hits for the Pirates. Continued from Sports 1 In the bottom of the fifth, ed his second home run of the a doubleheader on Tuesday. Samantha Rolfe pitched a Adna took a 1-0 lead on an error. game as part of PWV’s four-run Onalaska (5-10) plays a double- and allowing three runs — all of complete game for Adna, giving Toutle Lake answered in the top second inning. Ryan Shepherd header at Winlock, also on Tues- which were unearned. up eight hits. of the sixth inning a solo home also homered in the second to day. Rae Curry homered in the Toledo scored three runs run from Nate Porter to tie the in the first inning in Game 2 score two, on the heels of a dou- seventh inning of the second game. ble from Tyler Shepherd. Vikings Take Two From Winlock game for Toutle Lake, but it and cruised from there, with In the bottom of the seventh, PWV (16-2, 15-1 in league) MOSSYROCK — The Vi- wasn’t enough for the Ducks, Kuzminsky again starting on Isaac Ingle led off the inning the mound and striking out moves into first in the C2BL kings earned two wins against who fell short in their comeback with a double, and was brought five over four innings while giv- with the wins. The Titans host Winlock, 18-5 and 14-4, in a attempt by two runs. home with a double by Derek ing up one earned run. Dakota Toledo in a doubleheader on Central 2B League action here Tabitha Dowell had three hits Chilcoate. Robins and Connor Vermilyea Tuesday. Onalaska (1-15) plays on Wednesday. and three RBIs for Adna, which “It was a great, tight ball combined to throw three hitless a doubleheader at Winlock on Mossyrock scored five runs improved to 16-0. game,” Adna coach Jon Rook- innings to close out the win. Tuesday. in the first inning and four in Adna is idle until May 9, lidge said. “Both Cody Ander- Alex Bacon had a hit and the second inning to put them when it plays a nonleague game son and Spencer Burdick had drove in two runs for Toledo, Vikings Slip Past Cardinals in ahead for good. Macie Rock- at Montesano. a nice battle. It’s a shame that while Vermilyea was 1 for 1. either kid had to lose. It was a Doubleheader Robins added a hit and an RBI. good game played all around Fagerness went 2 for 2 with a MOSSYROCK — The Vi- and it’s important because it’s a double for Napavine (7-10 over- kings edged the Cardinals in playoffs approach, you’re going from The Chronicle all), which hosts Morton-White both games of a doublehead- to have to win games like that.” Pass on Tuesday. Toledo (15-3 er, 3-1 and 6-5, in Central 2B overall) plays PWV in a double- Adna would like to forget the League action here Wednesday. header at Pe Ell on Tuesday with second game, as Toutle took a Timmy Allen and Brennen the C2BL championship on the 1-0 lead in the first inning and Shriver each had two hits in line. cruised to the win behind the Game 1 for Mossyrock, which pitching of Zach Vetter, allow- broke a 1-1 tie with runs in the ing no runs on just three hits Mules Sweep MWP third and fourth innings. with six strikeouts. Brady Steveson and Aaron See a photo you like in the paper? MORTON — Wahkiakum “Both pitchers made some Jennings pitched complete pitchers Joey Anderson, Zach good pitches, but you’ve got to games for Winlock and Mossy- Brown and Luke Brown com- make plays,” Rooklidge said. rock, respectively. bined to hold Morton-White “Toutle took it to us and baseball “Aron Jennings threw a heck ePRints Pass to five hits over the course goes this way sometimes and of a ball game,” Mossyrock of 13 innings here Wednesday, we’ve got to move forward.” coach Darin Bullock said, add- as the Mules swept a Central 2B Adna (12-5, 11-5 league) trav- ing that Jennings threw just 83 League doubleheader 8-3 and els to Wahkiakum next on Tues- pitches. “He kept them off bal- day. 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Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding Hunting & Fishing Report Staring Up at a Stoic Eagle, Rooting for Shy Herons he bathwater rains of week spring Chinook accounted trout weight more than a pound sheep, moose, mountain goats comeback mammal as threat- spring have given sprout to for half of the total catch. Most were deposited. and any “quality” deer and elk ened under the Endangered Spe- Tformerly dormant garden of the catch for both salmon and Stocking efforts also reached permits application cost $13.70 cies Act. seeds this week. That procession steelhead was sampled between Battle Ground Lake and Kline- for residents. Thanks to trapping, hunting of popping pods and unfurling the two hatcheries. During five line Pond this week with each Drawing results are gener- and loss of habitat the fisher van- roots is magnificent, inspiring ally available online by the end of days of operation last week em- fishing hole receiving about 250 ished from Washington more and hypnotic to behold, un- ployees at the Cowlitz Salmon triploids and 2,000 cutthroat June and winners will be notified til you notice dastardly weeds Hatchery separator collected trout. The WDFW expects to by mail or email no later than than 70 years ago. Now they are pulling the same stunt and ne- 1,291 spring Chinook adults, 58 stock Goose Lake, “by the end of mid-July. breeding in the wild again. fariously encroaching on the fine jacks, and 610 winter steelhead. May or whenever we can get in Beginning in 2008 the tilled bed that you so painstak- River flow at Mayfield Dam on there,” according to an email. CLAMMIN’ WDFW has partnered with sev- ingly prepared for the the year’s Monday was reported at about Out at the Lake Mayfield Re- eral groups to begin relocating tender edibles. 5,250 cubic feet per second. Be- sort and Marina, Danny Rich- There is one day remaining fishers to the state. That first year Mycelium web lightning tween May 1 and June 15 that ardson said, “I wish I could tell on the most recent spat of surf 18 fishers from British Columbia spitting clam digs. That dig will quilts the sky fishing will not be allowed on you it’s just great. Unfortunately were rehomed to the Olympic as tire black the south side of the river from the last few weeks have been a bit take place on Thursday at Long Beach. A low tide of 0.3 feet is National Park. Last year more clouds collide Mill Creek to Barrier Dam. slow.” of the forest mammals were with bluebird Richardson recommends slated for 11:28 a.m., and no dig- Last week on the Lewis Riv- dropped off in the south Cascade pillows. Waltz- er there was a slight effort for heading over to Swofford Pond ging will be allowed after noon. Mountain range. The number of ing atoms sud- steelhead centered around the where anglers have been catch- Dan Ayres, coastal shellfish denly synapse hatchery. There was no reported ing rainbows in excess of two manager for the WDFW, always rehomed fishers on the Olympic and break into action for Chinook on the river. pounds. Last week Tacoma suggests that clammers be pre- Peninsula has ballooned to 113 chaotic gyra- The North Fork will be closed Power employees released 4,000 pared to begin their dig about an since then. The first confirma- tions that en- By Jordan from Johnson Creek to Merwin rainbow trout into the pond near hour or two before the low tide tion of wild born fishers in the ergize the soil Nailon Dam for all of May. Mossyrock. in order to achieve the greatest Olympic National Park came in harvest. and brings jnailon@ So far this spring the Lewis Back at Mayfield Richardson 2009. Biologists have confirmed twilight air to River has been the only water- noted that tiger muskies have be- State law requires that all chronline.com diggers 15 years of age and older at least two generations of off- a boil. A river shed in southwest Washington gun showing up in greater num- spring from that first wave of of current con- bers in the shallows, “So there possess a valid 2016-17 fish- with Chinook returns lagging implants. necting shards of earth, mixed might be something there for the ing license. Diggers are also re- behind those from the same The reintroduction effort in with deceased insect antennae, time last year. Both the Cowlitz guys who have a little bit more quired to keep the first 15 clams the Cascades last year totalled crumbling mounds of manure and Kalama rivers are currently game for that.” that they dig, no matter the size and fine grains of sand so es- tracking ahead of schedule. or condition. No more than 15 23 fishers but the plan calls for a sential for draining the satu- Last week on the Kalama the HUNTIN’ clams may be dug per person. total of 160 fishers to be released rated loam. The ground crackles. As has been the case since throughout the mountain range Washington Department of Fish Road kill season opens up in Grass stands on end. and Wildlife sampled eight boat last May, Twin Harbors remains by 2018. July but until then turkey, bear, closed due to the lingering im- Warty frogs clamor in the anglers with two keeper adult Radio collars and aerial sur- cougar and coyote seasons will pact of a domoic acid outbreak. mud and belch merrily in the Chinooks, one keeper steelhead veys help the WDFW keep track have to suffice. Marine toxin tests there have soft suds of rising puddles. Tiny and one steelhead released. A The general turkey season shown that the toxin levels re- of the roaming animals. fish congregate in the concrete total of 25 bank anglers kept five will run through the end of May, mains above the action level of Penny Becker, WDFW wild- confines of Centralia’s China springers and one steelhead. while bear hunts, which are 20 parts per million set by public life diversity division manager, Creek. They dash excitedly to Out on the Wind River and by permit only, will open and health officials. said the department is currently hide behind big gulp cups and Drano Lake the catch rates were close throughout the upcoming The WDFW has also pro- conducting aerial surveys to other assorted city detritus from almost identical last week. The month depending on area. Cou- posed digs in May that are pend- dangers perceived and unknown. WDFW reported that catch monitor the recent transplants, gar season though will come to a ing approval based on marine Elegant eagles soar at heav- rates, which hovered around which were fitted with radio enly heights on the acrid vapors close on April 30. Of course, like toxin tests. Those proposed May transmitters prior to their release. one springer per rod, are down the hunting paperwork process, of earth’s emissions. Holding clam digging dates are scheduled “We know the fisher popula- a bit from last year when anglers coyote season never ends. steady high overhead the big for the following beaches, times tion in the Olympic National averaged one fish per 2.5 rods. Speaking of paperwork,the and tides: beaked and thrashing taloned The Wind River will be subject Park is reproducing and expand- avian kings hover in stoic medi- deadline to apply for special hunt • May 6, Friday, 6:51 a.m.; -1.5 to anti-snagging rules from the permits for deer, elk, mountain feet; Long Beach ing geographically,” said Penny tation. The winds of change hold Highway 14 Bridge upstream be- them in place with wings stand- goat, moose, bighorn sheep and • May 7, Saturday, 7:39 a.m.; Becker, a wildlife diversity divi- ginning May 1. turkey seasons is May 18. -2.0 feet; Long Beach sion manager for the WDFW, in ing straight out like the ears of a In the dam Columbia River curious goat. They never move. The permits, which will • May 8, Sunday, 8:26 a.m.; a press release. “We have high pools last week the action was grant hunters access to times -2.1 feet; Long Beach hopes for the new group in the The eagle feels the steadying fin- quite tepid. At Bonneville the gers of the wind and so it sits still and places beyond the general Ayres added that the WDFW south Cascades, and this is our bank anglers were said to be in the comforting grasp. seasons, will be assigned by ran- may consider adding digs at Mo- catching some spring Chinook first opportunity to see how Much lower in the static stra- dom drawing conducted by the crocks in May once harvest data near the mouth of Drano Lake. they’re doing.” ta of gas between rock bottom WDFW in June. To apply for a from April’s digs has been re- The Dalles produced a few special permit, hunters planning The state has also enacted and celestial infinity the strained viewed. provisions to encourage land- springers as well but the fishing to hunt for deer or elk must pur- The WDFW is pleading with efforts of two blue heron mangle owners to protect fishers as they a zigzag course across the dew was described as slow overall, but chase an application and hunt- diggers to please avoid disturb- heavy morning sky. The improb- both bank and boat bound an- ing license for those species and ing the nests of snowy plovers move onto private lands across ably constructed birds of flight glers were catching a few spring- submit the application with their and streaked horned larks while the state. dangle popsicle stick legs behind ers in the John Day Pool.Walleye preferred hunt choices. adventuring on the beach. The “While many fishers will re- a rubber chicken torso and awk- and bass fishing sweetened the Mick Cope, WDFW game di- best way to avoid the birds is main in the national parks and wardly gangle themselves for- pot in two of the pools though as vision manager, noted in a press to stick to the surf packed sand national forests where they are boat anglers at The Dalles aver- ward toward the nearest horizon. release that several new hunt- when driving or walking on the released, these agreements pro- aged about four walleye and 19 The struggling wings of the stu- ing opportunities were this year, beach and to obey the posted vide protection for any that may pefying birds shudder with each bass caught per rod. The John including buck hunts in Pacific, speed limits. Both bird species Day Pool offered up more than Grays Harbor and Benton coun- move onto private lands,” said flap and their path changes vec- like to lay eggs and nest in the Becker. three walleye and almost eight ties, as well as antlerless deer dry, soft sand near Leadbetter tor with the whimsical absurdity Since April 1 of this year, of a tipsy toddler set free for a bass per rod for boat anglers and hunts around the state, bull elk Point on the Long Beach Penin- romp in the mole hilled yard. bank anglers also hooked a few hunts, and a new wave of youth sula. when WDFW received federal The tallest crops begin in the walleye. hunts. Both of the birds are listed as authorization to begin offering shaded filth of soggy spring soils. With lowland lakes now open Applications and licenses are endangered by the state of Wash- those incentives to landowners City critters crave solace and around the state trout fishing is available from numerous ven- ington and threatened by the the department has enrolled 32 cling to their rubbish comforts of poised to pick up its popularity. dors or on the WDFW website federal Endangered Species Act. forest landowners and 1.7 mil- modern habitat out of habit. An This Saturday, April 30, the Li- at https://fishhunt.dfw.wa.gov/ lion acres. The fisher was first eagle makes it look easy. A heron ons Club will host the 58th an- wdfw/special_permits.html. Ap- listed as an endangered species nual Fort Borst Park Pond youth plications must be submitted on WILDLIFERS makes it look hard. In either case in Washington in 1998. fishing derby. Entry is free and the website or by calling 1-877- Recovery efforts headed by what matters most is that they More information about are both flying. participants will be eligible for 945-3492. Most special hunt the WDFW have helped to re- prizes. Last week the WDFW permit applications cost $7.10 for cover the state’s population of Washington fishers and the stocked about 2,400 half pound residents, $110.50 for non-resi- fishers. That effort has gone CCAA program is available at FISHIN’ rainbow trout in the pond and dents, and $3.80 for youth under so well that the federal govern- http://wdfw.wa.gov/conserva- On the Cowlitz River last the week prior about 250 triploid 16 years of age. However, bighorn ment recently declined to list the tion/fisher/. Fort Borst Park Pond Chock Full of Trout for Youth Derby SATURDAY SPECIAL: Lions family,” said Beck. “A lot of kids come from a ways away to fish Club Sponsors Fishing with dad and grandpa because Event, Doles Out Prizes they fished with their dad and grandpa. It’s a tradition.” By Jordan Nailon Beck told of one Lions Club [email protected] member who remembers fishing in the inaugural youth derby at Youthful anglers will flock Fort Borst Park in 1958. He even to the banks of Fort Borst Park wound up with his photo on the Pond in Centralia on Saturday front page of The Chronicle for in hopes of putting a few fish in his efforts. the creel. The free hot dogs and Traditionally the the youth bicycle prizes don’t hurt atten- fishing derby has been held on dance either. the same day as the lowland lake The one-day derby is open to opener. This year though, due to kids ages 3-14 and there is no fee a quirk of the calendar, the derby to participate. The event dates will be held one week after the back to 1958 and has been spon- pond’s all encompassing open- sored by the Lions Club since ing day. Beck hopes the change- 1972. up doesn’t have a negative effect Margaret Beck of the Lions on turnout. Club said participants only need Beck didn’t know off hand to bring their own pull and a bit the average number of piscato- of bait in order to participate. rial participants from year to “A lot of people do come out year, but she does know that the File Photo because we hand out prizes. The crowd plows through a lot of The Chronicle / fire department hands out bicy- In this May 25, 2015 ile photo, Tyler Simpson hold the fourth Bluegill ish he caught on the opening day of ishing season at cles and it’s just a great day with please see FISHING, page S7 Fort Borst Park. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016• Sports 7

Hunting, Fishing Hiking, Birding Outdoors Oregon’s Whychus Canyon is Worth Exploring By Mark Morical The (Bend) Bulletin SISTERS, Ore. — Although I've roamed the extensive trails of Central Oregon for 15 years, I still come across areas where I have never set foot. Somehow I had yet to explore the Whychus Canyon Pre- serve, nearly 1,000 acres of stunning canyon and stream terrain where the pine trees stubbornly give way to the unforgiving High Desert just northeast of Sisters. "It's that transition zone which makes it so dramatic, and so important for the wildlife," said Brad Chalfant, executive director of the Deschutes Land Trust. The conservation and restoration of Whychus Creek has long been a crucial project for the Bend-based Deschutes Land Trust. Just last week it announced that it had finalized an agreement to purchase 1,120 more acres of land — known as Rim- rock Ranch — along Whychus Creek, just downstream of the preserve. The land trust has protected 8 miles of Whychus Creek and more than 2,200 acres of adja- cent flood plains, wetlands and forests, according to Chalfant. The 930-acre Whychus Canyon Preserve was established in 2010, and it now includes several miles of hiking-only trails that parallel Mark Morical / The Bulletin the creek and the canyon rim. This April 12 photo shows a trail that parallels Whychus Creek in the Whychus Canyon Preserve. The conservation and restoration of Whychus Creek has long been a I made the 30-minute drive crucial project for the Bend-based Deschutes Land Trust. northwest from Bend on a cool, sunny morning when the Cen- tral Oregon rain shadow was in If You Go ... full effect, clouds in the Cascade Whychus Canyon Preserve Range banking hard against Black Butte and Black Crater to Getting there: From Bend, drive northwest on U.S. Highway 20 the west. for about 13 miles. Turn north on Fryrear Road and continue 5.5 The 41-mile Whychus Creek miles to the intersection with state Highway 126. Turn left on High- flows out of glaciers on Mid- way 126, travel 1 mile, then turn right on Goodrich Road. Follow Go- dle Sister then carves through odrich Road for about 1.5 miles until the paved road turns sharply right. Instead of following the curve, go straight onto the gravel steep, boulder-lined canyons road, following it for about 1.3 miles to a split in the road. Keep go- before making its way through ing straight north for another 0.4 miles to the trailhead parking area. the town of Sisters. Past Sisters, Difficulty: Easy if you stay on the canyon rim, intermediate to the creek continues northeast difficult if you follow the 5-mile loop down into the canyon. Trails through pine forests and High are open to hikers only, and dogs must be on leash at all times. Desert rimrock, eventually con- Contact: www.deschuteslandtrust.org or 541-330-0017. verging with the Deschutes River just south of Lake Billy Chinook. "In the span of 40 miles, you popped into view as I gazed to "We currently have a con- go from a glacially fed stream the southwest. servation easement at Rim- into a desert canyon," Chalfant Along the trail, tiny yellow rock Ranch, so there's already said. "You cover about every dif- wildflowers (goldfields, accord- a level of protection," Chalfant ferent ecological zone you can ing to Chalfant), were just begin- said. "The landowner has long think of in a very short distance." ning to sprout, giving the desert intended that we would eventu- After parking at the trailhead a refreshing splash of color. The ally own it. We've had incredibly of the preserve, I glanced at the wildflowers will no doubt grow good landowners who have long map and set out for a loop hike bigger and more beautiful in the desired to protect and conserve of about 5 miles. The singletrack weeks ahead. that property. We can preserve trail cut along the sides of the "Things are just starting to what they've always envisioned, canyon through ponderosa pine pop," Chalfant said of the wild- creating the greatest ecological and juniper trees. About half a flowers along Whychus Canyon. resource out there that we can." mile into the hike, I turned onto "We're still a couple weeks away. That is good not only for the a trail that led steeply down to We'll have a variety." wildlife but also for the hikers, babbling Whychus Creek. I made my way back toward trail runners, birders and other The creek followed the rim- the trailhead along the edge of outdoors enthusiasts who want rock canyon into a lush, green Mark Morical / The Bulletin the canyon, taking in views of meadow, which no doubt will This April 12 photo shows Whychus Creek in a canyon northeast of Sisters, Ore. The the creek far below and of the to access the canyon. Chalfant become greener in the weeks to conservation and restoration of Whychus Creek has long been a crucial project for Three Sisters on the distant ho- said the addition of Rimrock come. the Bend-based Deschutes Land Trust. rizon. Near the end of the trail, Ranch will "absolutely" mean "It's just a really rich spot," Black Butte appeared from be- more trails, but only after some Wildlife's ongoing reintroduc- gles, bats, raptors and songbirds. Chalfant said of Whychus Can- hind the canyon wall and two additional planning. yon Preserve. "Islands of green . tion effort is to bring those fish I continued trekking along large raptors circled the sky, "It's likely we'll extend the those areas become so important back to Whychus and other the flat valley bottom before catching thermals as the wind trails on Whychus Canyon itself," in an arid valley. Those of us in streams in the Upper Deschutes turning back up the canyon on gusts increased. he said. "We still have to figure the pine belt (Bend and Sisters), watershed. the northeast end of the trail sys- The 5-mile hike required out the appropriate places to go, we forget just how arid much of But the restoration of tem. Once atop the rim again, I about three hours and was only and where we shouldn't go." this landscape is." Whychus will benefit a wide was treated to an awe-inspiring moderately difficult. With the Hikers looking for the quint- Salmon and steelhead once range of wildlife in the area, ac- view of Whychus Creek me- addition of the Rimrock Ranch essential Central Oregon terrain, called Whychus Creek home, cording to Chalfant, includ- andering through the trees property, more trails eventually where the pines meet the desert, and a main objective of the Or- ing cougar, bobcats, mule deer, and the rimrock of the narrow could be built along Whychus should go to the Whychus Can- egon Department of Fish and Rocky Mountain elk, golden ea- gorge. Snow-covered South Sister Canyon, according to Chalfant. yon Preserve. Fishing

Continued from Sports 6 complimentary hotdogs. According to Beck the hot dogs usually hit the grill about 10 a.m. and last for an hour or so before they disappear. Still searching for an attendance estimate Beck said, “Let’s put it this way, we usually buy 400 hot dogs.” Fort Borst Park Pond was stocked just prior to last Saturday’s lowland lake opener with about 2,400 half- pound rainbow trout. The week prior 250 triploid trout weighing one pound or more we deposited in the pond. The derby fishing is set to begin at 9 a.m., with registration beginning around 8:30 a.m. Registration clos- es at noon. All registered anglers will be eligible for one of 50 prizes that will be awarded via random drawing. Prizes will include fishing poles, river rats, creels and bicycles donated by the fire department. Beck added that the Lions Club is always hopeful for lots of participants in the derby, and hold out hope that the event might inspire someone to join their club in the process.“Come on out and enjoy yourselves and if THE CHRONICLE / File Photo you’d like to join the Lions Club and come out and help In this May 25, 2015 file photo, Zack Demers helps 3-year-old Ayden Medina reel in a small fish on the opening day of fishing season at the us, we’ll take it,” said Beck. annual Centralia Lions Club Youth Fishing Derby at Fort Borst Park. Sports 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016 SPORTS

MLB NBA Altuva Paces Astros Past Seattle 7-4 SEATTLE (AP) — Jose Al- wall in center field to increase tuve opened the game with his the lead to 7-3. third leadoff homer of the sea- Seattle added a run in the son, doubled twice and scored ninth on Cano’s RBI groundout. three runs to help the Houston Altuve staked Houston to a Astros avoid a sweep with a 7-4 1-0 lead, lining a 2-0 pitch over victory over the Seattle Mariners the wall in left for his sixth home on Wednesday night. run. Evan Gattis added three RBIs Cano, who had a grand slam for Houston with a sacrifice fly and six RBIs in Tuesday’s 11-1 and bases-loaded double. victory, got the run back in the Robinson Cano and Adam bottom half with his eighth hom- Lind had solo homers for Seat- er, a two-out solo shot to right. tle, which earlier in the day announced a pending ownership TRAINING ROOM: shift from majority owner Nin- tendo of America to the team’s MARINERS: OF Norichika Aoki, minority owners. who had appeared in each of the Both starters labored through first 20 games, was held out of five innings. Houston’s Collin the starting lineup. “He’s a high- McHugh (2-3) allowed two runs energy guy, so sometimes you and five hits with one walk, but give him a blow,” manager Scott needed 101 pitches. Hisashi Iwa- Servais said. “With the off day kuma (0-3) allowed five runs and tomorrow, it’s almost like two days to kind of regroup and re- seven hits with two walks on 93 MARK J. TERRILL / The Associated Press pitches. charge the batteries and get him back in.” Portland Trail Blazers forward Maurice Harkless reacts after being called for a foul during the second half in Game 5 of a The Astros bunched four irst-round NBA basketball playof series against the Los Angeles Clippers, Wednesday in Los Angeles. The Trail Blazers won straight one-out hits for two 108-98. runs in the third to go up 3-1. UPON FURTHER REVIEW: Consecutive doubles by Jason With two outs and one Castro and Altuve accounted for aboard in the fifth, a towering the first run, and George Spring- fly down the right-field line by er and Carlos Correa followed Blazers Take 3-2 Series Lead Smith was ruled foul. The call with singles. was upheld after a crew chief re- By Ben Bolch defeat in Game 6 on Friday night threw some poorly timed lobs Seattle answered in the bot- view estimated at 1 minute and at the Moda Center in Portland. that went for turnovers, going tom half on a double by Seth Los Angeles Times 49 seconds. The Trail Blazers have seized scoreless in nine minutes. Smith and RBI single by Cano. LOS ANGELES — Staples control of the series with three Clippers center DeAndre Jor- Houston made it 5-2 in the Center appeared about half full fifth on a bases-loaded single by UP NEXT: consecutive victories after drop- dan was strong across the board for tipoff of the Los Angeles Clip- ping the first two games. with 16 points, 17 rebounds and Colby Rasmus and Gattis’ sacri- MARINERS: After an off day pers’ playoff game Wednesday fice f ly. Thursday, Seattle opens a three- Fans from the sellout crowd even made six of 11 free throws night, a starting time 30 minutes started filing out after Damian in only his fourth career game Lind, who hit 20 homers last game series at home against earlier than normal largely to Lillard’s three-pointer rolled into without Paul and Griffin. Craw- season with Milwaukee, hit his Kansas City. RHP Felix Hernan- blame. the basket with 4:13 left, giving ford scored 17 points but made first this year in the sixth to cut dez (1-2, 1.80 ERA) makes his There were also large pockets the lead to 5-3. fifth start. He is 4-5 with a 3.01 of vacant seats by the end of what Portland a 102-86 lead. There only six of 23 shots. Gattis drove in two more in ERA in 12 career starts against might be their final home game were groans after Lillard banked “Honestly, I hope I get the ex- the seventh with a double off the the Royals. of the season. in another three-pointer that act same shots,” Crawford said. Half empty was a theme that helped the Trail Blazers outscore “Those are shots I’ve made all kept popping up for the Clippers the Clippers, 37-27, in the fourth year.” without Chris Paul and Blake quarter. The score was tied head- Mariners to Be Sold By Griffin. “We lost our spirit a little bit ing into the fourth quarter even The Clippers ran in lockstep in one stretch when they started though the Clippers were with- Nintendo to Ownership with the Portland Trail Blazers making just great shots, which out Griffin (quadriceps) and for three quarters before sagging we can live with,” Clippers Paul (broken finger), depriving Group Led by John Stanton during the balance of a 108-98 coach Doc Rivers said, “but I just them of an average of 38.8 points, loss in Game 5 of their first- thought it was our endurance.” 12.8 rebounds and 9.3 assists of By Ryan Divish and Geoff Baker ica, Howard Lincoln and John round series. Jamal Crawford played 44 production from the previous The Seattle Times Stanton were principal partic- “Fatigue had a lot to do with minutes as part of a revamped four playoff games. ipants in the negotiations. it,” said Clippers guard Austin starting lineup that featured Paul sat on the bench and Nintendo of America an- No organizational or per- Rivers, who scored 13 points in three guards but predictably Griffin watched from the locker nounced Wednesday that sonnel changes will occur as 37 minutes. “A lot of our guys looked like five players who had room after undergoing a pro- it intends to sell its major- a result of the transaction, the were tired.” barely spent any time on the cedure on his quadriceps. Both ity stake in the Mariners to a team statement said. A Clippers’ season on the court together. Paul Pierce air- spoke with the team at various group led by minority owner During a news confer- brink could end with another balled a turnaround jumper and points. John Stanton, and that he will ence Wednesday at Safeco replace CEO Howard Lincoln. Field, Lincoln confirmed that Nintendo will retain a had the minority ownership 10 percent stake in the team group not stepped up to pur- and sell the remainder of its chase the majority share, Nin- Mother’s Day Is Right Around The holdings to Stanton and oth- tendo of America would have er members of First Avenue looked at “a Plan B,” which Entertainment (FAE). The would have opened the fran- Corner On May 8th! limited partnership owns the chise to outside investors. Mariners and majority inter- “We never reached that est in the ROOT Sports re- point, but clearly if our minor- Give your mother or grandmother the gift of reading! gional network. ity owners had not stepped up, The agreement must be then we would have gone pub- approved by Major League lic,” Lincoln said. “But it was Renew Her Home Delivery Subscription: Baseball, which is expected never our first choice or even in August, the team said in a a choice that we were fond of. 6 months at $65.15 statement. We wanted to give the first Stanton will assume con- opportunity to our existing 12 months at $122.00 trol of the team’s day-to-day owners.” operations and become chair- Stanton made his fortune Monthly EZ Pay at $10.00 man and CEO. Lincoln will in the wireless industry, first continue as a member of the as a close lieutenant of Craig (6 month commitment required) FAE Board of Directors, the McCaw, the Centralia entre- team statement said. preneur who cobbled together “From the first day of our the first nationwide cellular involvement nearly 24 years network in the 1980s. It was For a limited time, bring this coupon in or ago, Nintendo has had two Stanton who filed McCaw goals for its investment in the Cellular’s first application Mariners,” Lincoln said in with regulators to carry calls mention it over the phone and receive a team statement. “First, we over the airwaves. wanted to assure the perma- After McCaw Cellular’s Choose from the nence of the team in this great sale to AT&T in 1994, Stanton city. And on that count, I am would go on to build and lead following books below: proud and gratified that this Western Wireless and VoiceS- A FREE Book! agreement further solidifies tream Wireless. Western was With a paid subscription. Offer expires 05/31/16. that goal. On the other hand, ultimately scooped up by All- I’m equally disappointed that tel, and VoiceStream became we have not been able to host what is now Bellevue-based a World Series game for our T-Mobile US. fans.” Following his rise in busi- Said Stanton in the team ness, Stanton has also been The Flood of  statement: “My goal and the touted as a potential candi- as Reported by The Chronicle goal of the entire Mariners date for statewide political ownership and management office. A big donor to Repub- team is to win a World Series. lican candidates and causes, I believe that the Mariners are he turned down an effort to well positioned to achieve that draft him to run to succeed goal and it will be my honor Gov. Gary Locke in the 2004 to lead the organization. I election. want to thank Howard for his Stanton currently splits leadership for the last 17 years time between Trilogy Equity and thank the members of the Partners, an investment firm board and ownership for giv- he founded with fellow Mc- ing me this opportunity.” Caw Cellular alumni, and A valuation of $1.4 billion service on corporate and for FAE’s holdings (the team philanthropic boards. He is and ROOT Sports) was used a member of the board of di- Call customer service today at CH557648ac.ke as the basis for the sale, the rectors of both Microsoft and team said. Nintendo of Amer- Costco. 360-807-8203! The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016

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Pete Caster / [email protected] Jessica Scogin, left, playing the role of Flora, and Steve Hoecker, playing the role of Dirk Dagger, perform a scene from “The Scoundrel of Dagger Gulch” during a rehearsal on Thursday, April 21, at the Roxy The- atere in Morton. The three-person, vaudeville-inspired play will debut on Friday at the Packwood Mountain Festival and then continue at the Roxy Theater and possibly other locations during the month of July. Melodrama Debuts at Mountain Festival

PACKWOOD TRADITION: location for outdoor food and the- and August Snyder. Pioneer cel- ater in Morton. ebrations include demonstrations Celebration Highlights “The Scoundrel of Dagger on old-fashioned activities such Area’s Pioneer, Native Gulch” tells the story of hero as flint knapping and gold pan- Preston Goodly who is work- ning. Traditionally in the past a Heritage ing to save the lovely Daisy Dar- quilt show was staged the same By Carrina Stanton ling from Dirk Dagger's evil plot. weekend as the Mountain Festival. Schwindt said the story is culled For The Chronicle Grose said while there is no longer from many different traditional a separate quilt show, 30 hand- Fred Schwindt can think of no melodrama stories. made quilts will be on display in better place for the Roxy Players “It has all the good versus evil the museum during the event as a traveling troupe to debut its sum- where good always wins over evil nod to that history. mer traveling melodrama than at and there’s not a lot of character And while the festival’s focus the Mountain Festival this week- development,” Schwindt said. “It’s makes it a draw for local families, a funny genre where the audi- end. Grose noted that all visitors will Though the Roxy is in Morton ence participates with ‘boos’ and ‘yeahs.’ It’s developed to be good, find something to love about it. and the Mountain Festival is in “We often get people from Packwood, they’re interconnected family fun entertainment.” The show perfectly fits the Eastern Washington and Oregon by one thing — tourists. who come for it. And we have this “It benefits everybody,” theme of the Mountain Festival, said Janice Grose, president of wonderful teepee that we put up Schwindt said. “We really want by the side of the highway and Packwood to develop. Really, the White Pass Country Histori- cal Society, which runs the White some people see it and stop in,” Packwood should be the Jackson Grose said. “We have a lot of peo- Director of “The Scoundrel of Dagger Gulch” Fiona Thornton, center, works with Hole of Washington.” Pass Country Historical Museum. She explained the long-standing ple who travel for it but our local Jessica Scogin, left, and Steve Hoecker during a rehearsal on Thursday, April 21, at Many East Lewis County people keep it going.” the Roxy Theatre in Morton. towns have worked in recent years event was started many years ago by Packwood community leader to redefine how their communi- Rose Bliss as a family-friendly ties and economies would look and craft vendors in gym event. IF YOU GO … after the closure of many timber 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. — craft show at community hall “It’s a celebration of our heri- What: White Pass Country Historical Society Moun- and other manufacturing jobs. 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. - Phanco’s food court at tage and it was meant to be family tain Festival For many people, the solution lies museum fun,” Grose said. “It is a kickoff to When: April 28-May 1 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. — kids activities (beginning ar- along U.S. Highway 12, which is spring. It really does take every- Where: Packwood traversed by travelers year round. chery at 11 a.m.) one to bring together, like they Schedule: Noon — U.S. Forest Service La Wis Wis and High It is those tourists Morton’s had to work together in the olden Roxy Theater is hoping to enter- THURSDAY, APRIL 28 Rock restoration project updates days to survive in our area.” 1 p.m. — Mountain banjo music by Jack Bowers tain with their “Scoundrel of Dag- White Pass student field trip When the White Pass Coun- 7 p.m. — “Scoundrel of Dagger Gulch” at school ger Gulch” show, which will debut try Historical Society took over gym. Tickets: $12 in advance and $13 at the door for at Friday and Saturday night at coordinating the Mountain Festi- adults; $6 for children 12 and younger. Advance tick- the Mountain Festival and then val at least 10 years ago, members FRIDAY, APRIL 29 ets can be purchased at http://www.mortonroxy.org/ continue at the Roxy Theater and decided to stay true to the event’s Noon-5 p.m. — Museum open or at the White Pass Country Museum in Packwood or possibly other locations during original vision. Much of the event 1 p.m. — Zorkshops and demonstrations at mu- the BCJ Gallery in Morton the month of July. focuses on the native and pioneer seum: zentangles, quilling and basket making Schwindt, a member of the heritage of the Packwood area. 4:30 p.m. — AmeriCorps Team chili feed at Pack- SUNDAY, MAY 1 Fire Mountain Arts Council, said The native family who will be wood Community Presbyterian Church he has supported the idea of a highlighted at this year’s Moun- 7 p.m. — “Scoundrel of Dagger Gulch” at school 9 a.m. — Fun Run at Packwood Library. 10K, 5K and summer stock style show at the tain Festival will be William and gym. Tickets: $12 in advance and $13 at the door for 1K kids dash. Registration is $25 per person and regis- Roxy for many years as a way to Jim Yoke and families, who are adults; $6 for children 12 and younger. Advance tick- tration begins at 8:30 a.m. on race day. Entries to the provide something for visitors to related to the Yakaima Nation. ets can be purchased at http://www.mortonroxy.org/ kids’ dash are free. do during summer evenings. He On the native side, some of the or at the White Pass Country Museum in Packwood or 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. — Museum open said he once visited an old fash- offerings include storytelling as the BCJ Gallery in Morton 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. — Phanco’s food court at the ioned vaudeville-style melodrama well as a spectacular drum cer- museum in a small Montana town and was emony presented by Grandfather SATURDAY, APRIL 30 1 p.m. — Native American drumming ceremony fascinated by the idea. Schwindt Roy Wilson of the Cowlitz Tribe with Grandfather Roy Wilson of the Cowlitz Tribe and said he would ideally like to see and the 3 Mountain Clan. 9 a.m. — Farmers market opens the 3 Mountain Clan a location such as the Morton This year’s highlighted pio- 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. — Museum open. Demonstrations 3 p.m. — winning ticket for the quilt raffle drawn Loggers Jubilee arena serve as the neer family will be John, Martha on flint knapping, wood carving and gold panning Info: http://www.whitepasscountrymuseum.org/ Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016 LIFE Community Calendar

Editor’s Best Bet Fairgrounds to Host Spring Youth Fair HAVE AN EVENT YOU The Spring Youth Fair will be com- the weekend. For kids 6-12, seniors and WOULD LIKE TO INVITE THE PUBLIC TO? ing to the Southwest Washington Fair- military, it is $5 for the weekend or $4 for Submit your calendar items to Newsroom Assistant Doug grounds Friday through Sunday. a day. Kids 5 and under are free. Blosser by 5 p.m. Friday the week before you would like them Hours will be 5-10 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m.- For more information, call Lee, (360) to be printed. He can be reached at [email protected] 10 p.m. Saturday, and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sun- 736-9758, or Kathy, (360) 388-1321. or (360) 807-8238. Please include all relevant information, as day. Camping information may be ob- well as contact information. Events can also be submitted at Admission for adults is $5 for a day or tained by calling (360) 740-1495. www.chronline.com

Support Groups Ave., Centralia, dinner 5-7 p.m., 6 p.m. Tuesday Quilting Rebels, 10 a.m.-2 Thursday, April 28 show, dance follows, dinner steak or Monday, May 2 p.m., Oakview Grange, 2715 N. Pearl St., “Up From Grief,” for those grieving chicken, $20, advance tickets available, Centralia, (360) 736-4671 Paint Night, 6-8 p.m., Washington the loss of a loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 (360) 489-5203 or (360) 736-9030 Hall 108, Centralia College, led by Sue Adna Grange, 7 p.m., 123 Dieckman Centralia College p.m., Morton Community Methodist Lions Club Fishing Derby, Fort Borst Wachter and Joan Hitchcock, $25 Road, Adna, (360) 748-6068 Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, (360) Park, Centralia, 9 a.m.-noon, children to Host Job Fair 330-2640 Mount St. Helens Patchwork Quilters, must be accompanied by an adult, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lewis County Historical Job seekers can connect with Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 free hot dogs and milk for participants, Public Agencies Museum, 599 NW Front St., Chehalis, 60 employers at the Centralia Col- p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1209 prize drawing at noon for participants first Tuesday, potluck, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., St. lege Job Fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) age 3-14, must be present to win, (360) Lewis County Commission, 10 a.m., Timothy’s Episcopal Church, 1826 SW 736-9268 736-8766 BOCC board room, second floor, Lewis Snively Ave., Chehalis, (360) 880-5134 Thursday, in the college Health Us Too Southwest Washington Pros- Club Mom Children’s Clothing Bank County Courthouse, agenda available and Wellness Center (gym) at the at http://goo.gl/agwWM, (360) 740-1120 Chehalis PTA, 6:30 p.m., Olympic El- tate Cancer Support Group, 7-8 p.m., and Exchange, 1-3 p.m., Chehalis First ementary library, (360) 748-6838 corner of Walnut and Iron streets. Mother Joseph Room, Providence Cen- Christian Church, 111 NW Prindle St., Lewis County Community Network The fair is open to students, tralia Hospital, (360) 388-6271 (360) 269-0587 or (360) 748-3702 Board, 3:30-5 p.m., second floor confer- graduates and anyone in the com- Steak Night Dinner & Music Ben- ence room, Lewis County Public Health Support Groups efit, 6-11 p.m., American Legion Grant & Social Services Building, 360 NW munity actively looking for em- Packwood Mountain Hodge Post 17, 111 W. Main St., Centra- North St., Chehalis Support for mothers, 9:15-11:15 a.m., ployment. It is a free event. lia, 6 p.m., dinner, rib-eye steak, baked Bethel Church, for mothers with chil- Sixty local and regional em- Festival to Feature potato, vegetable, roll, live music fea- dren pregnancy through 6 years old, turing Jack LeDuc, with Tom Phelps on Libraries sponsored by Chehalis MOPS (Moth- ployers are expected to be repre- ers of Preschoolers), (360) 520-3841 or sented at the fair. Variety of Events steel guitar, $17.50, reservations (360) Learn About Your Library Card, for all 736-3755 (360) 864-2168, email chehalismops@ “The Centralia College job The Packwood Mountain ages, noon, Centralia College East, 701 gmail.com or visit www.facebook.com/ Spring Youth Fair, 10 a.m.-10 p.m., Airport Way, Morton fairs have had quite positive re- Festival will take place Friday Southwest Washington Fair, admission chehalismops sults,” said Joan Rogerson, coor- through Sunday in the East Lewis adults $5, kids 6-12, seniors and military, NAMI Lewis County Connections $5 for the weekend or $4 for a day, kids 5 Support Group, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities dinator of student employment at County community. Organizations Senior Center, (360) 880-8070 or sher- the college, adding that local and and under free The Packwood Mountain Plant and bake sale, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Lewis County Republican Central [email protected] regional employers will be pres- Festival and Fun Run is an an- downtown Winlock on Front Street, Committee, dinner, 5:30-6:30 p.m., NAMI Lewis County Family Support ent to discuss part-time, full-time, nual event for adults and kids of fundraiser for scholarships for Winlock meeting, 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, Group, 5:30-7:30 p.m., Vernetta Smith seasonal and even apprenticeship all ages. Included are demonstra- students, organized by Winolequa Gar- 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, (360) Chehalis Timberland Library, (360) 880- opportunities. tions, live music, kid’s crafts and den Club 736-4500 8070 or [email protected] “We invite people to take ad- games, and special guest exhibits. Fuschia Fanciers plant sale, 10 a.m.-3 Centralia Bridge Club, noon, Unity Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, for p.m., near Eddie Bauer, Centralia Fac- Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, (360) people who speak Spanish, 5:30-7 p.m., vantage of this opportunity to “The Scoundrel of Dagger tory Outlet Mall, west side of Interstate 5 748-1753, [email protected] 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, spon- gain information from a variety of Gulch” will be performed at 7 p.m. Chehalis Valley Wine Tour, 11 a.m.-7 Writer’s Forum, 7-9 p.m., 4162 Jack- sored by Human Response Network, employers,” she said. Friday and Saturday in the Pack- p.m., wineries serve hors d’oeuvres with son Highway, Chehalis, (360) 262-0525 (360) 748-6601 Job offers may be extended, wood gym. their wines, $25, reservations at www. Chehalis-Centralia Optimists, 6:30 Second Chance/Lewis County Brain and Rogerson recommends at- Both a 10k and 5K Fun Run chehalisvalleywinetour.com, (360) p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, (360) Injury Support Group, 5 p.m., call (360) tendees dress professionally, bring are held on Sunday morning, with 607-0774 807-4733 864-4341 or (360) 983-3166 for meeting Harmonious Funk, 9:30 p.m.-1 a.m., Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, location a resume, leave their children a 1K Kids’ Fun Run following. Lucky Eagle Casino, Craft House sports GriefShare, grief recovery seminar at home, and attend with confi- 1993 S. Market Blvd, Chehalis, (360) The Native American culture bar, Rochester 520-0772 and support group, 7-9 p.m., Mountain dence in their skills and abilities. of the area is showcased with a Spring Craft Show and Sale, 10 a.m.- View Baptist Church, 1201 Belmont Ave., For more information, visit drumming ceremony on Sunday 4 p.m, Packwood Community Hall, U.S. Centralia, child care provided through www.centralia.edu/jobresources/ afternoon. Highway 12, Packwood Tuesday, May 3 fifth grade, (360) 827-2172 jobfair/. There is also a local craft show Veteran’s Aid & Attendance Benefits and sale during the weekend. Seminar, 1-3 p.m., Woodland Village, Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors Wednesday, May 4 Tour Night, Centralia College, 4:30 2100 Woodland Circle, Chehalis, assis- open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 tance with assisted living, nursing home p.m., Student Center, RVSP to Mike Oregon Trail music and dancing, p.m., food available, (360) 736-9030 care and home health care, Mahala Christiansen, (360) 736-9391, ext. 799, or open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., Health and Hope Medical Out- Seattle Man to Talk Murphy-Martin, Strategic Retirement [email protected] Cowlitz Prairie Grange, (360) 864-2023 reach, free medical clinic, 5:30-8:30 Consultants, (360) 748-0095 Paint Night, 6-8 p.m., Washington p.m., Northwest Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks About the Asian- Harvey Nelson and Swing Stuff Band, Packwood Mountain Festival, Hall 108, Centralia College, led by Sue country/western, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cit- Hill Road, Centralia, for those whose Packwood American Experience Wachter and Joan Hitchcock, $25 ies Senior Center, $6, (360) 350-2423 income is less than 200 percent of the Plant and bake sale, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., poverty level, (360) 623-1485 Sam Louie, a mental health downtown Winlock on Front Street, Libraries counselor with a private practice Public Agencies fundraiser for scholarships for Winlock Family Film: “The Good Dinosaur,” Public Agencies in Seattle specializing in addic- students, organized by Winolequa Gar- Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency for children, 2 p.m., Chehalis tions and multicultural issues, on Aging, Council of Governments, 2 den Club Napavine Planning Commission, 6 My Vacation Photos From Saturday, will be giving a Lyceum presenta- p.m., 2404 Heritage Court SW, Suite A, Harmonious Funk, 9:30 p.m.-1 a.m., p.m., 407 Birch Ave. SW, Napavine, (360) for adults, 2 p.m., photos from Cassini Olympia, (360) 664-3162, ext. 112, (888) Lucky Eagle Casino, Craft House sports 262-3547, ext. 213 tion at Centralia College Wednes- spacecraft, Centralia 545-0910, ext. 112, or email Rebecca. bar, Rochester Lewis County Interlocal Organiza- day titled “Slanted Eyes: The [email protected] tion of Fire Districts 2, 15 and 7, 7 p.m., Asian-American Experience.” Sunday, May 1 Fire District 15 (Winlock) main station, The talk will be at 1 p.m. in Libraries (360) 864-2366 Washington Hall 103. Libraries Lewis County PUD Commission, 10 Family Story Time, for all ages, 10 Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Louie uses spoken word po- Mother Goose Play Group, for chil- a.m., Salkum a.m., PUD auditorium, 345 NW Pacific starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Ave., Chehalis, (360) 748-9261 or (800) etry to guide audiences to better dren birth-6 years, 10:30 a.m., Centralia Preschool Story Time, for children Jackson Highway, Chehalis 562-5612 understand the depth of cultural Adult Coloring Party, for adults, 5 3-6 years, 10 a.m., Chehalis Dancing, Swing Stuff, 1:30-4:30 Pe Ell Town Council, 6 p.m., City Hall, issues that confront Asian Ameri- p.m., Chehalis Bilingual Story Time, for children 3-6 p.m., Swede Hall, Rochester, (360) (360) 291-3543 years, 10:30 a.m., Centralia cans today. 350-2423 Lyceum classes are free and Organizations Family Story Time, for children, 10:30 Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary a.m., Winlock Riverside Park, Centralia, free, spon- Organizations open to the public. They may also Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., Family Movie Matinee: Disneynature be taken as a one-credit humani- sored by Jesus Name Pentecostal Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., Bucoda Odd Fellows Community Cen- Earth, for children grades 1-6, 2 p.m., Church, Chehalis, (360) 623-9438 Unity Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, ties course. ter, 101 E. Seventh St., second floor, Bu- Centralia GriefShare, a video seminar focus- (360) 748-1753, [email protected] For more information, call coda, (360) 736-6717 Teen Zone, for teens, 2 p.m., ing on helping people who have lost Two Town Tuners, 7 p.m., Lewis and Shelley Bannish, director of Stu- Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, Packwood a loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., Shoestring Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centra- dent Life & Involvement, at (360) 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Valley Community Church, 104 Frase lia, (360) 269-8146 or (360) 748-3521 736-9391, ext. 224. Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 Support Groups Road, Onalaska, (360) 623-0194, http:// Lewis County Republican Club, svcchurch.com/griefshare/ lunch served at noon, Woodland Es- H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Spring Youth Fair, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., PACIFIC NORTHWEST tates, Chehalis, (360) 740-9868 Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 Southwest Washington Fair, admis- S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, sion adults $5, kids 6-12, seniors and ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA [email protected] Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, (360) 269- military $4, kids 5 and under free REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! 3827 or (360) 736-4163 Celebrate Recovery, dinner 6 p.m., Spring Craft Show and Sale, 10 n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, large group 7 p.m., small groups 8 p.m., a.m.-3 p.m, Packwood Community Grace Foursquare Church, 3030 Borst 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation 1993 S. 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By the Los Angeles Times The 2016 Summer Movie Pre- view is a snapshot of a few of the films opening up this summer. Release dates and other details, as compiled by Kevin Crust, are subject to change.

APRIL 29 A Beautiful Planet The view of Earth from space and the information it reveals about humanity’s effect on the planet are examined in this large- format science documentary. Narrated by Jennifer Lawrence. Directed by Toni Myers. Imax 2D/3D. Imax Entertainment.

Dough Business suddenly picks up for a London kosher baker when his young Muslim apprentice accidentally drops a stash of pot into the mixer. With Jonathan Pryce, Pauline Collins and Je- rome Holder. Written by Yehu- dah Jez Freedman and Jonathan Benson. Directed by John Gold- schmidt. Menemsha Films.

The Family Fang The grown children of per- drucha Waddington, Paolo Sor- Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin’s two Japanese boys based on the The Curse of Sleeping Beauty formance artists investigate the rentino, Fernando Meirelles and own voice to probe his dramatic manga by Asumiko Nakamura. troubling disappearance of their others. Screen Media Films. life. Menemsha Films. Voices of Kenji Nojima, Hiroshi A dark thriller inspired by parents. With Nicole Kidman, Kamiya, Hideo Ishikawa. Direct- the Brothers Grimm classic. Jason Bateman, Christopher ed by Shoko Nakamur. Aniplex. With Ethan Peck, Natalie Hall, Walken. Written by David Lind- Sworn Virgin Band of Outsiders India Eisley. Written by Pearry Teo and Josh Nadler. Directed say-Abaire. Directed by Bateman. An Albanian woman vows Jean-Luc Godard’s 1964 Elstree 1976 Starz Digital. to live life as a celibate male to crime drama stars Sami Frey and by Teo. XLrator Media. escape marriage. With Alba Claude Brasseur as a pair of sub- Behind-the-scenes documen- Keanu Rohrwacher, Flonja Kodheli, urban lowlifes who take Anna tary looks at the making of the The Darkness Lars Eidinger. Written by Franc- Karina for a spin and plot a rob- first “Star Wars” at the famed The kidnapping of a beloved esca Manieri, Laura Bispuri. Di- bery. Rialto Pictures. English film studio. Featuring Supernatural forces haunt kitty forces two naive cousins rected by Bispuri. Strand Releas- David Prowse, Jeremy Bulloch, a family after its return from a to infiltrate a street gang. With ing. Beautiful Something Derek Lyons. Written and direct- Grand Canyon vacation. With Jordan Peele, Keegan-Michael ed by Jon Spira. FilmRise. Kevin Bacon, Radha Mitchell, Key, Tiffany Haddish. Written by Tales of Tales Four gay men cruise the back David Mazouz. Written by Greg Peele & Alex Rubens. Directed by streets of Philadelphia looking Memoria McLean, Shayne Armstrong Peter Atencio. Warner Bros. The rulers of three king- for connection. With Brian Shep- and S.P. Krause. Directed by doms are occupied by their pard, Colman Domingo, Zack A Palo Alto boy struggles McLean. BH Tilt. L’Attesa (The Wait) passions and obsessions in this Ryan. Written and directed by with existential questions about fairy tale for grown-ups. With Joseph Graham. Ariztical Enter- his unsatisfying life. With Sam A mother bonds with her Salma Hayek, Vincent Cassel, tainment. Dillon, Thomas Mann, Ruby Dheepan son’s girlfriend during trying Toby Jones. Written by Edoar- Modine. Written and directed Palme d’Or winner about Sri times. With Juliette Binoche, do Albinati & Ugo Chiti & Mat- Being Charlie by Nina Ljeti and Vladimir de Lankan refugees trying to es- Lou De Lage. Written by Gia- teo Garrone & Massimo Gaud- Fontenay, based on James Fran- cape their violent past in France. como Bendotti & Ilaria Macchia ioso, based on the writings of A young man deals with his co’s “Palo Alto Stories” and “A With Antonythasan Jesuthasan & Andrea Paolo Massara & Piero Giambattista Basile. Directed strained relationship with his California Childhood.” Mon- Kalieaswari Srinivasan, Clau- Messina. Directed by Messina. by Garrone. Sundance Selects. parents and enters rehab one terey Media. dine Vinasithamby. Written by Oscilloscope Laboratories. more time. With Nick Robinson, Jacques Audiard, Thomas Bide- Morgan Saylor, Devon Bostick. Term Life Mothers & Daughters gain and Noe Debre. Directed The Man Who Knew Infinity Written by Nick Reiner and Matt by Audiard. IFC FIlms. A desperate man must stay Elisofon. Directed by Rob Reiner. A photographer captures In 1913 Cambridge, England, alive for three weeks until an Paladin. interwoven stories of mother- a young Indian math genius insurance policy kicks in. With hood. With Eva Amurri Martino, Eva Hesse joins forces with an eccentric Vince Vaughn, Hailee Steinfeld, Belladonna of Sadness Christina Ricci, Courteney Cox. professor. With Dev Patel, Jere- Bill Paxton. Written by Andy Li- Written by Paige Cameron. Di- A feature-length apprecia- my Irons, Devika Bhise. Written eberman. Directed by Peter Bill- The controversial 1973 Japa- rected by Paul Duddridge & Ni- tion of the work of the pioneer and directed by Matthew Brown. ingsley. Focus World. nese animated work, long out of gel Levy. Screen Media. sculptor, who died in 1970 at age IFC Films. circulation, about an innocent 34. Featuring Hesse’s journals young woman and her pact with Vita Activa: Pele: Birth of a Legend and correspondence with men- Mother’s Day the devil. Written by Yoshiyuki tor Sol LeWitt and interviews The Spirit of Hannah Arendt Fukuda and Eiichi Yamamoto, The soccer superstar rises Another holiday-themed with artists Richard Serra, Rob- A philosophical and spiritual based on a novel by Jules Mi- from the slums of Brazil to be- ert Mangold, Dan Graham. Di- romantic comedy of ensemble inquiry into the life of the Ger- chelet. Directed by Yamamoto. come the world’s greatest player. stories from director Garry Mar- rected by Marcie Berlieter. Zeit- man Jewish author. Directed by Cinelicious Pics. With Vincent D’Onofrio, Diego geist Films. shall. With Julia Roberts, Jennifer Ada Ushpiz. Zeitgeist Films. Boneta, Seu Jorge. Written and Aniston, Kate Hudson. Written Bite directed by Jeff Zimbalist and by Lily Hollander, Anya Kochoff Michael Zimbalist. IFC FIlms. High Rise Viva After a seemingly harmless Romano. Open Road. The residents of a luxury insect bite, a young woman un- A Havana hairdresser Phantom of the Theater apartment tower experience Pali Road dreams of being a drag per- dergoes a horrifying transforma- tion. With Elma Begovic, An- Thirteen years after a perfor- vertical class warfare. With Tom former while struggling to rec- Hiddleston, Jeremy Irons, Sien- After an auto accident, a oncile with his estranged father. nette Wozniak and Jordan Gray. mance troupe died in a fire, its young woman finds herself in a Written by Jayme Laforest, story spirits haunt the venue, awaiting na Miller. Written by Amy Jump, With Jorge Perugorria, Luis based on the novel by J.G. Bal- life at odds with the one she re- Alberto Garcia, Hector Medina. by Chad Archibald. Directed by new victims. With Ruby Lin, Yo members. With Michelle Chen, Archibald. Scream Factory. Yang, Simon Yam. Directed by lard. Directed by Ben Wheatley. Written by Mark O’Halloran. Magnolia Pictures. Jackson Rathbone, Sung Kang. Directed by Paddy Breathnach. Raymond Yip. Well Go USA. Written by Doc Pedrolie and Vic- Magnolia Pictures. Captain America: toria Arch. Directed by Jonathan Civil War The Professor: How to Plan an Orgy Lim. Pali Road Productions. in a Small Town We the People: The Market Chris Evans returns as Steve Tai Chi’s Journey West Papa: Hemingway in Cuba Basket Effect Rogers and faces off against Rob- Filmmaker Barry Strugatz When a sex columnist re- Employees and customers ert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man as the explores the ancient art of tai turns to her provincial small The famous writer’s down- Avengers split into feuding fac- chi through this documentary town for her estranged mother’s ward spiral is witnessed by rise up in support of an ousted CEO during a family feud for tions. With Scarlett Johansson. on one of its modern masters, funeral, various locals plot to a young reporter during the Written by Christopher Markus Cheng Man-Ching, who brought persuade her to stage the titular revolution. With Minka Kelly, control of the New England- based supermarket chain. A doc- & Stephen McFeely. Directed by the martial art to the U.S in the event. With Jewel Staite, Lau- Giovanni Ribisi, Joely Richard- Anthony & Joe Russo. Imax 3D. 1960s. First Run Features. ren Holly, Katharine Isabelle. son, Adrian Sparks. Written by umentary narrated by Michael Chiklis. Written by Jeff Pinilla. Marvel Studios. Written and directed by Jeremy Denne Bart Petitclerc. Directed Lalonde. Gravitas Ventures. by Bob Yari. Yari Film Group. Directed by Tommy Reid. Film- Sacrifice Buff. FilmBuff. Code of Honor A newly arrived surgeon in Ratchet & Clank Steven Seagal stars as a for- the Shetland Islands off Scot- I Am Wrath MAY 4 mer special forces operative land makes a gruesome discov- John Travolta stars as a for- A lonely lombax and a tiny ro- turned vigilante seeking revenge ery connecting ancient rituals bot team with the Galactic Rang- A Bigger Splash mer black ops agent bent on re- for the death of his family. With to the present. With Radha venge after his wife is murdered ers to save their world in this ani- The reunion of a rock star Helena Mattsson, Craig Sheffer. Mitchell, Rupert Graves, David mated adventure. Voices of Paul by a street gang. With Christo- and a legendary record producer Written and directed by Michael Robb. Written and directed by pher Meloni, Amanda Schull. Giamatti, John Goodman, Bella on a Mediterranean island has Winnick. Lionsgate Premiere. Peter A. Dowling. IFC Mid- Thorne. Written by TJ Fixman, Written by Paul Sloan, story explosive results. With Ralph night. by Yvan Gauthier. Directed by Kevin Munroe, Gerry Swallow. Fiennes, Dakota Johnson, Mat- Directed by Munroe; co-directed Dark Horse Chuck Russell. Saban Films/Li- thias Schoenaerts, Tilda Swinton. MAY 13 onsgate. by Jericca Cleland. Gramercy Written by David Kajganich. Di- The inhabitants of a small Pictures. rected by Luca Guadagnino. Fox Welsh mining village band to- A Bit of Bad Luck Searchlight. gether to breed a champion The Idol Rio, I Love You racehorse in this documentary. A timber heiress, tired of her Written and directed by Louise philandering attorney husband’s A young Palestinian pur- Ten directors set amorous MAY 6 Osmond. Sony Pictures Clas- humiliating behavior, turns his sues his dream of being a singer. stories in different neighbor- sics. latest weekend romp into a night- With Tawfeek Barhom, Kais At- hoods of the Brazilian city in this Rabin in His Own Words mare. With Cary Elwes, Agnes talah, Hiba Attalah. Written by anthology. With Fernanda Mon- Director Erez Laufer uses rare Bruckner, Teri Polo. Written and Hany Abu-Assad and Sameh tenegro, Emily Mortimer, Basil archival footage, home movies, Dou kyu sei (Classmates) directed by John Fuhrman. Indi- Zoabi. Directed by Abu-Assad. Hoffman. Directors include An- private letters and the late Israeli Animated love story between can Pictures. Adopt Films. Life 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016 LIFE

called more than a thousand Army the United States and Canada. More piano, moved it to his farm, and con- Washington troops from Camp Lewis (later named packages were found and some were tracted a helicopter service out of Boe- Fort Lewis) into the city. Though the intercepted. A few arrived at their des- ing Field. The pilot didn’t quite get the State strike likely would have failed without tinations, but by this time the recipients point, but he had moved pianos with his intervention, many nonetheless saw knew better than to open them. his helicopter before. Having success- his aggressive posturing as stopping a At least 36 bombs were eventually fully not dropped pianos, he saw no HISTORY Bolshevik revolution in its tracks. Near- discovered, believed by authorities to special problem in doing the opposite. universal praise from across the coun- have been the work of anarchists associ- As Larry later recalled, “There were a HistoryLink.org try swept into Seattle, but the attention ated with the IWW as part of a strategy number of Newton’s laws that the pilot also apparently made Hanson the target to wage “class war.” The targets included neglected to consider.” Seattle Mayor Ole Hanson of a determined group of radicals. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wen- Assured of the feasibility of musi- Upside Down dell Holmes Jr. (1841-1935), U.S. Attor- cal strategic bombing, Larry calmly Gets a Bomb in His Mail ney General A. Mitchell Palmer (1872- dropped acid on Sunday afternoon and On April 28, 1919, Hanson was in 1936), John D. Rockefeller Sr. (1839-1937), climbed into the helicopter to guide Colorado on a Victory Liberty Loan and J. P. Morgan Jr. (1867-1943). the pilot out to his farm in Duvall. It speaking tour, part of the country’s Hanging Places was sunny and clear. As the helicopter final effort to sell bonds to cover the passed Woodinville, Larry and the pilot costs of World War I. That morning, Hanson continued his speaking tour. noticed that the traffic below was get- an innocuous-looking package bearing The New York Times covered his May 1 ting heavier and heavier. “Gee, there are the return address of Gimbel Brothers, appearance in Kansas before the Tope- a lot of people out today,” Larry com- a department store in New York City, ka Chamber of Commerce, remarking mented over the engine’s roar. arrived in the mayor’s office. Hanson’s that he revealed “great emotion” when By the turnoff to Larry’s farm, he regular secretary, G. A. Conklin, was he said: and the pilot realized that they had with the mayor, and M. H. Strouse, “I trust Washington will buck up not been observing mere Sunday driv- chief clerk in the city’s building depart- and clean up and either hang or incar- ers. The roads around the farm were a ment, had been drafted as the mayor’s cerate for life all the anarchists in the parking lot - and then they saw a wall- acting secretary. Strouse opened the country. If the Government doesn’t to-wall carpet of humanity covering the package’s wrapper and found a small clean them up I will. I’ll give up my drop zone. Instead of the 300 partici- box; opening that, he found a roughly mayorship and start through the coun- pants he expected, the pilot estimated 6-inch-long, inch-and-a-half-diameter try. We will hold meetings and have at least 10 times as many people filled wooden tube with a cap on the end. hanging places” (“Hanson Warns the countryside below. At that moment, He casually attempted to open the cap, America”). Larry got that special, tinny taste in his Courtesy MOHAI but it stuck. Holding the tube cap-end It was classic Hanson, except he mouth indicating that his mental altim- Ole Hanson, ca. 1918. down, he gave it a firmer tug and the wasn’t joking about giving up his may- eter had exceeded the helicopter’s. cap broke. Liquid (some type of acid, orship. He resigned as Seattle’s mayor in “No way, no way, no way,” the pilot On April 28, 1919, the office of Se- though accounts of what type differ) August 1919, wrote the book American- muttered with mounting conviction as attle mayor Ole Hanson (1874-1940) streamed out and stung his hand. The ism Versus Bolshevism, and fished for he set the helicopter down next to the receives a bomb in a package sent from startled Strouse saw several percussion the Republican presidential nomination awaiting piano. “What exactly is your ap- New York City and addressed to the caps and a small glass vial inside the in 1920. He didn’t get it, but he quickly prehension here?” Larry asked innocently. mayor. Hanson is not in the office that tube and realized it might be a bomb, moved on. Hanson moved to California “They’re not going to get out of the day and the package is opened by a clerk. though at first he also thought it might in 1921 and resumed his real-estate ca- way,” the pilot explained. Fortunately, he is holding the package be a joke. reer, founding the city of San Clemente “They’ll move, man, they’ll move,” upside down and the bomb fails to ex- Strouse was fortunate. He opened in 1925. Larry pleaded with that persuasive pow- plode. The bomb turns out to be part of the wooden tube upside down, and the er only true evangelists and zonked-out a larger anarchist plot to attack politi- bomb failed to explode. It turned out Piano is Dropped From lunatics can muster. “Trust me, man, cians and well-known businessmen that the wooden container was designed it’ll be like the Red Sea all over again!” throughout the United States on and so the glass vial could not be removed Helicopter in Duvall and For whatever reason — curiosity, around May Day. At least 36 bombs are without breaking it. Had Strouse been fear of not getting paid, or a contact eventually discovered throughout the holding the tube right-side up when the Thousands Turn Out to See It high — the pilot relented. “Okay, but country. vial broke, the acid would have flowed they gotta give me plenty of room, or no Paranoid Backdrop down the tube onto three percussion drop.” caps, exploding the caps and the pow- The pilot hitched the piano to a The end of World War I in Novem- dered dynamite packed below. special harness and lifted off. He ap- ber 1918 did not bring the peace that so The police were called. Word quick- proached the target, a platform of logs, many hoped for. As 1919 dawned, revo- ly spread and rumors flew even faster. from an altitude of at least 150 feet. The lutions were ongoing in Europe and The Seattle Times reported that the machine hove into view and the crowd, insurrections were igniting elsewhere, police had been notified of a sinister- as Larry had predicted, parted and re- while in the United States tensions be- sounding conversation overheard on treated to a respectful distance. tween management and labor were a streetcar that the mayor would soon The pilot brought his machine to Courtesy Helix boiling. In numerous American cities be “got” (“Chemists ...”). But the street- a halt mid-air, but bodies in motion that year strikes large and small broke car gossip only got part of the story. The Duvall “Piano Drop” inspired the Sky River Rock tend to remain in motion, and the Festival, April 1968. out, some of which became violent and plot wasn’t against just Seattle’s mayor. 500-pound piano dragged the helicop- ended with fatalities. At the same time, It was nationwide. ter forward. The pilot panicked and hit communist-leaning anarchists, many 36 Bombs On April 28, 1968, nearly 3,000 spec- the harness release, but nothing hap- of whom were believed to be associated tators flock to Larry Van Over’s farm in pened. He then hit the emergency cable with the radical labor union Industrial The next day a bomb arrived at the Duvall to see (hear?) a piano drop from release, and the piano snapped free. Workers of the World (IWW or Wob- Georgia home of former U.S. senator a helicopter. Duvall is located in King It described a lazy arc through the blies) wreaked havoc by planting and Thomas Hardwick (1872-1944). The County northeast of Seattle. bright spring sky, overshot the target by mailing dozens of bombs throughout senator was out, but his wife and the Van Over, better known as “Jug” for several yards, struck the soft earth, and the country. Fear of communism, often family maid were home. Maude Hard- his musicianship as a member of the imploded with a singularly unmusical called Bolshevism in 1919, brought on a wick opened the package but couldn’t Willowdale Handcar jug band, had re- whump. “A piano flop,” Paul Dorpat “Red Scare” that was every bit as intense open the wooden tube inside it. She cently heard a recording on KRAB-FM later dubbed it. in 1919 America as it was during the asked the maid to open the tube. The of a piano being destroyed by sledge The crowd was not disappointed more well-known McCarthy era of the maid used a knife to force its top off, hammers. Finding the aural experience and let loose a collective “Far out!” as it early 1950s. and when she did, the bomb explod- disappointing led to the speculation surged toward the remains of the piano. It was against this increasingly ed. The maid lost both of her hands (most likely fueled by certain psychoac- By the time Larry pushed his way to the paranoid backdrop that America’s first and Mrs. Hardwick was also injured, tive chemicals) about dropping a piano piano’s impact crater, not a stick, wire, general strike took place in February though not as seriously. from a building, or better yet, a helicop- ivory, or scrap of felt remained. “They 1919 in Seattle. It fizzled out after five Late that night an alert postal em- ter, and what that drop might sound like. devoured it,” he recalled. The last he days, and a new hero arose: Mayor Ole ployee in New York City, Charles Ca- Van Over enlisted the aid of Paul saw of the instrument was its steel harp Hanson, a former real estate agent who plan, read a newspaper account about Dorpat (b. 1938) at Helix. A benefit being loaded into a VW microbus by had been elected mayor the preceding the Hardwick bomb and the details of “Media Mash,” co-sponsored by KRAB two hippies. March. During the strike he threat- the package it was sent in. He realized and Helix, had already been scheduled As Country Joe and the Fish fired up ened to impose martial law (he actu- he had 16 similar packages being held for April 21, with performances by their amplifiers, somebody said, “Hey, ally didn’t have the authority), issued for insufficient postage in the parcel- Country Joe and the Fish among others. let’s do that again,” and so was born the a proclamation declaring that “the an- postage storage room at the 30th Street The Piano Drop was hooked on as a free idea for the Sky River Rock Festival and archists in this community shall not and Eighth Avenue post office. Warn- premium the following Sunday. Lighter Than Air Fair, which took place rule its affairs” (“Proclamation”), and ings went out to every post office in Larry tracked down an old upright later that year.

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The Person Behind the Rock Icon: ‘American Masters’ Profiles Janis Joplin

By Jay Bobbin she was very important to me as a child. The image of Janis Joplin is one of the And as she got older and went away, I was strongest in rock-music history, but natu- missing a lot of that. But the shock of her rally, there was a person behind the image. death forced, I think, the entire family to The iconically passionate singer is come together and learn more about her recalled by some of those closest to her than we would have probably been involved in her life otherwise. It’s been both in writer-director Amy J. Berg’s profile fascinating and emotional to feel the role “Janis: Little Girl Blue,” which had a U.S. that she has in the life of the public. And theatrical run late last year and makes its I’m extremely proud of her, and also feel PBS debut as an “American Masters” of- a real obligation to be true to her for her fering Tuesday, May 3 (check local list- public.” ings). Joplin’s sister and brother, Laura Both the public and private sides of Ja- and Michael, are among those who reflect nis are recognized by Laura: “I recognize on the personal side of the performer who the icon because I hear from her fans, and had made her mark on pop culture when just from people I meet. They want to talk she died at age 27 in 1970. Her Big Brother to me through that sense of an icon, and and the Holding Company bandmates I respect that because our culture respects Peter Albin, Sam Andrew and Dave Getz it. But certainly for me, the intimate mo- also contribute recollections. ments are my memories — the quiet ones For all others heard in the film — also of the girl who read ‘The Wizard of Oz’ to including Melissa Etheridge, Pink, Kris me and took me by the hand and walked Kristofferson, Bob Weir, Juliette Lewis, around the neighborhood. And hey, those Country Joe McDonald, talk-show vet- are wonderful moments.” eran Dick Cavett and music impresario Those familiar with such Joplin stan- Clive Davis — its strongest voice appro- dards as “Me and Bobby McGee” (co- priately is that of Joplin herself. It’s re- written by Kristofferson), “Down on Me” layed through rare audio and video clips, and “Piece of My Heart” will find them but also in large part via narrator Chan in “Janis: Little Girl Blue,” which substan- Marshall (aka indie rock’s “Cat Power”), tially covers the roots of the professional reading from letters Joplin wrote to her legend Joplin became. Big Brother and parents. the Holding Company’s Getz clearly re- “For me, going into this, the legacy of calls his first exposure to her. Janis was always about how she died in- “We only auditioned a few singers be- stead of how she lived,” says filmmaker fore Janis,” he says. “Peter, who is the bass Berg. “And when I look at what she’s done player and really started the band, was for women, for women in music and for the main singer. I think he really was the me as a woman, I felt kind of a respon- only singer in a way, and he just thought sibility to show her life. She left such a he wasn’t good, and he thought we should strong amount of impact on the music have a singer like Jefferson Airplane or scene, and she was such a soulful, intelli- maybe one or two other bands that had gent, beautiful person … so for me, it was women singers. Janis was only the third very important to not focus on the worst singer that I remember, but I think a lot of part of her life, but the best part of the her us knew that she was going to be the one life.” we were looking for. And of course, when Laura Joplin had a deeply personal she opened her mouth and sang with us at inside view of that. “I knew Janis as my the first rehearsal we had … to me, it was big sister, six years older,” she notes, “and just, ‘Yeah. That’s it.’ ” Life 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 28, 2016 LIFE

ADVICE: Dear Abby Sister Struggles to Reconcile Love for Brother and Her Faith

DEAR cide on her own not to at- ABBY: I tend. am very What you should do excited to — right now — is decide be propos- whom else you would like ing soon to stand up with you on this to the man important occasion. Choose I want to someone who has no ques- spend my By Abigail Van Buren tion about whether you are life with. doing the right thing. I hope My family is excited for your special day will be a me — with one exception. happy one and that you will My younger sister, whom I allow no one to blemish it. Disney via AP want to be my best woman, In this image released by Disney, Mowgli, portrayed by Neel Sethi, right, and Baloo the bear, voiced by Bill Murray, appear in a says she doesn’t know if she scene from,“The Jungle Book.” DEAR ABBY: I’ve been will be able to participate in on and off again with this our wedding because she’s boy for about a year now, having trouble reconcil- and he is socially awkward ing that her faith tells her whereas I am not. He is ex- ‘Jungle Book’ Likely to Remain same-sex marriage is a sin. I have explained that it will tremely funny and loyal. be a civil ceremony with a I’m 13 and I think he No. 1 at the Box Office a judge instead of a religious wants to move to the next figure and she says that this level of our relationship, and “helps,” but she still doesn’t I’m not ready for that. He Third Straight Weekend know if she can be part of it. talks a lot of crap about my I love my sister and I friends, too. I feel like I need By Ryan Faughnder Comedy Central’s “Key & Peele” with the release know that if she didn’t love a break from him. How do Los Angeles Times of the R-rated action comedy “Keanu,” in which me in return, she wouldn’t I let him know how I feel comic duo Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele without sounding rude? — “The Jungle Book” is expected to deliver a be struggling with this; she play friends trying to save a stolen kitten. Peele just wouldn’t participate. TEEN IN ALBERTA, CAN- third-straight win at the box-office for Walt Dis- ADA ney Co. this weekend, continuing a hot-streak for teamed with “Key & Peele” collaborator Alex Ru- She’s racking her brain and DEAR TEEN: Be clear the entertainment giant. bens to write the screenplay, which is also direct- her Bible trying to find The studio’s retelling of the classic Rudyard ed by the show’s Peter Atencio. a way to square her faith in your messages to him. Tell Kipling stories is likely to collect $30 million to The feature, which cost $15 million to make, with her love for me and my him you don’t like the way he $35 million in ticket sales Friday through Sun- is expected to gross up to $15 million through soon-to-be fiance. talks about your friends, and day in the U.S. and Canada, adding to an already Sunday, according to people who have seen pre- Despite this, I can’t help you don’t want to hear him do ferocious domestic total of $192 million so far. release audience surveys, though the studio is feeling hurt that she views it again. If he pushes you to Directed by Jon Favreau, the $175 million live- projecting a more conservative opening of about my relationship as a sin she do anything that makes you action and computer-generated production has $10 million. can’t be part of. If she de- uncomfortable, tell him NO soared to $544 million in worldwide receipts. Two other wide releases will try to lure very cides she can’t stand with and that he should stop im- Disney is enjoying a strong run at the box different moviegoing audiences: the romantic me in my wedding, I don’t mediately. It is not rude to cre- know what to do. If she office — one that is expected to continue May 1 comedy “Mother’s Day” and the video game ad- ate boundaries for yourself; can’t support my marriage, when its latest Marvel Studios picture “Captain aptation “Ratchet & Clank.” in fact, it is healthy. It is more America: Civil War” hits American multiplexes. should I ask her to not come important to be forthright Open Road Films’ “Mother’s Day” — star- to the ceremony? — WED- The company’s other 2016 blockbuster, “Zooto- ring Jennifer Aniston, Julia Roberts, Jason Sudei- than to be polite. pia,” has grossed more than $900 million globally DING WOES kis and Kate Hudson — is expected to bring in so far. DEAR WEDDING ••• Analysts say both “Zootopia” and “The Jungle about $10 million over the weekend, banking on WOES: I don’t think you females to flock to the cinemas. Dear Abby is written by Ab- Book” have a shot at reaching the coveted $1 bil- should be retaliatory and igail Van Buren, also known as lion mark. “Ratchet & Clank,” an animated big-screen tell your sister to stay away Jeanne Phillips, and was found- “The Jungle Book” has little competition version of a popular Sony PlayStation game, if she feels her faith doesn’t ed by her mother, Pauline Phil- standing in its way this weekend before it hands should haul in $10 million or less through Sun- permit her to be a member lips. Write Dear Abby at www. off the baton to the Marvel superheroes. day. It is being distributed by Focus Features’ of your wedding party. If DearAbby.com or P.O. Box Warner Bros. will make a play for fans of Gramercy label. that’s the case, she may de- 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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(N) (Live) NBA Basketball First Round: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 2016 NFL Draft (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) NBA Tonight (N) Jalen & Jacoby NBA Basketball FNC 48 48 America’s Election HQ (N) Hannity (N) The Kelly File America’s Election HQ (N) FOOD 35 35 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive FREE 39 39 › John Tucker Must Die (2006) Jesse Metcalfe, Sophia Bush, Ashanti. ›› The Proposal (2009) Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds. A woman pretends to be engaged to evade deportation. The 700 Club ’ (CC) FX 53 53 ›› Jack Reacher (2012, Action) Tom Cruise, Rosamund Pike, Robert Duvall. A ››› Thor (2011, Action) Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman, Anthony Hopkins. 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(CC) (DVS) boy disappears on his way home. ’ “Three Turkeys” (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) “The Big Guns” “Rash Decisions” “Fight or Flight” (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 ››› Dirty Dancing (1987) Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze. ’ (CC) ››› Ghostbusters (1984) Bill Murray. Four paranormal investigators battle mischievous ghouls. ›› Ghostbusters II (1989) Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd. ’

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Misfit sub- 10 O’Clock News (N) Party Over Here Cooper Barrett’s (N) (S Live) stitutes take the field during a football strike. “Episode 6” (N) Guide to The First 48 “Brutal Business” Police The First 48 Grandmother strangled; The First 48 An Atlanta murder is cap- The First 48: Murder in the Family A The First 48: Murder in the Family The First 48: Deadly Misfortune A A&E 52 52 probe the murder of two friends. man shot in car. ’ (CC) tured on video. ’ (CC) man is murdered in his own home. “Shattered Glass” (N) ’ (CC) young father dies in a carjacking. ’ AMC 67 67 ››› Ocean’s Eleven (2001, Comedy-Drama) George Clooney, Matt Damon, ››› The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005, Fantasy) Tilda Swinton, Georgie Henley, ›› The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (2010) Andy Garcia. A suave ex-con assembles a team to rob a casino vault. (CC) Skandar Keynes. Premiere. Children and a mystical lion unite against the White Witch. (CC) Nicolas Cage, Jay Baruchel. (CC) APL 43 43 My Cat From Hell: Scratch Tracks My Cat From Hell “Scary Tails” ’ My Cat From Hell “Breaking Bald” Dr. Jeff: Rocky Mountain Vet (N) ’ Dr. Jeff: Extra Dose (N) ’ My Cat From Hell “Breaking Bald” BET 56 56 ›› Jumping the Broom (2011, Comedy) Angela Bassett, Paula Patton. (CC) › Obsessed (2009, Suspense) Idris Elba, Beyoncé Knowles. Premiere. (CC) Curvy Style › Baggage Claim (2013) Paula Patton, Derek Luke. (CC) BRAVO 66 66 › Rush Hour 3 (2007, Action) Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker, Hiroyuki Sanada. ››› Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (2004, Comedy) Vince Vaughn, Chris- ››› Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (2004, Comedy) Vince Vaughn, Chris- Carter and Lee battle Chinese gangsters in Paris. tine Taylor. Dodgeball teams compete for $50,000 in Las Vegas. tine Taylor. Dodgeball teams compete for $50,000 in Las Vegas. CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N) (S Live) (CC) TBA CBC News Just for Laughs ’ (CC) CMT 61 61 › Gone in 60 Seconds (2000) Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie. Premiere. ››› Gran Torino (2008, Drama) Clint Eastwood, Christopher Carley. A veteran faces his longtime prejudices. (CC) Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 Undercover Boss “PostNet” (CC) Undercover Boss “Donato’s” (CC) Undercover Boss ’ (CC) Undercover Boss ’ (CC) Undercover Boss “1-800-Flowers” Thick Hair Monster Blades CNN 44 44 The White House Correspondents’ Dinner (N) (Live) The White House Correspondents’ Dinner Correspondent Dinner CNNH 45 45 The White House Correspondents’ Dinner (Left in Progress) (N) (Live) Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files The White House Correspondents’ Dinner (Joined in Progress) COM 60 60 ››› Ghostbusters ››› Zombieland (2009, Comedy) Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Emma Stone. Survivors of an Daniel Tosh: People Pleaser Comic Chris Hardwick: Funcomfortable Daniel Tosh: People Pleaser Comic (1984) (CC) apocalypse join forces against zombies. (CC) Daniel Tosh performs. (CC) (N) (CC) Daniel Tosh performs. (CC) DIS 41 41 Bunk’d ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) K.C. Undercover Liv and Maddie ››› Frozen (2013) Voices of Kristen Bell. ’ (CC) Stuck/Middle Kirby Buckets ’ Kirby Buckets ’ Best Friends K.C. Undercover Alaskan Bush People: Best of the Alaskan Bush People: Best of the Alaskan Bush People: Best of the Alaskan Bush People: Best of the Alaskan Bush People: Best of the Alaskan Bush People A look at what DSC 8 8 Bush “Rock, Paper, Skipper” (N) ’ Bush “Dock-u-drama” (N) ’ (CC) Bush “Dead In The Water” (N) (CC) Bush “Alarmed & Dangerous” (N) ’ Bush “Bush Heart” (N) ’ (CC) the Browns miss most. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 ››› Bridesmaids (2011, Comedy) Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Rose Byrne. 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The 75th Annual Hunger Games may change Panem forever. ’ FX 53 53 ››› World War Z (2013, Horror) Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos, James Badge Dale. A ›› Battleship (2012, Science Fiction) Taylor Kitsch, Alexander Skarsgrd, Rihanna. Earth comes under attack from a supe- Mike & Molly Mike & Molly zombie pandemic threatens to destroy humanity. ’ rior alien force. ’ (CC) “Mike’s Feet” ’ (CC) GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Zurich Classic of New Orleans, Third Round. From TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La. Golf Central LPGA Tour Golf Love in Paradise (2016) Luke Perry, Harvest Moon (2015, Drama) Jessy Schram, Jesse Hutch, Willie Aames. A city All Things Valentine (2015, Romance) Sarah Rafferty, Sam Page. A blogger The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 Emmanuelle Vaugier. (CC) woman tries to fix up a struggling pumpkin farm. (CC) with bad Valentine’s luck meets a veterinarian. (CC) ’ (CC) “Love for Sale” HGTV 68 68 Tiny House Tiny House Tiny House Tiny House Property Brothers (CC) Property Brothers (CC) House Hunters Renovation (N) (CC) Bought the Farm Bought the Farm HIST 37 37 American Pickers ’ (CC) American Pickers “Grin and Bear It” American Pickers “Step Right Up” American Pickers “Coin-Op Kings” American Pickers “Rocket Man” ’ Top Gear “Rubicon Trail” ’ (CC) LIFE 51 51 Til Death Do Us Part (2014, Suspense) Haylie Duff, Ty Olsson. (CC) Seduced (2016, Suspense) Elisabeth Röhm, Jon Prescott. Premiere. (CC) ››› The Other Man (2008, Drama) Liam Neeson, Laura Linney. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 MSNBC Special Coverage (N) MSNBC Special Coverage (N) Lockup Lockup Lockup Lockup MTV 63 63 Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV Show “Ray & Lexi” Catfish: The TV Show Channeling a spirit. ’ › How High (2001, Comedy) Method Man, Redman, Obba Babatunde. ’ Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out NBCS 34 34 NHL Hockey NHL Overtime (N) (S Live) Formula One Racing Russian Grand Prix, Qualifying. 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(CC) Licker” ’ (CC) Paddle” ’ (CC) SYFY 59 59 ›› The Warrior’s Way (2010) (CC) › Land of the Lost (2009, Comedy) Will Ferrell, Anna Friel. (CC) ›› The Lone Ranger (2013, Western) Johnny Depp. An Indian warrior and a lawman unite to fight corruption. (CC) TBN 20 20 Hour of Power With Bobby Schuller Billy Graham Classic Crusades ›› Same River Twice (1997, Adventure) Robert Curtis-Brown, John Putch. JUCE TV Big Church Day 2 Broke Girls ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Full Frontal With The Detour “The TBS 55 55 (CC) (DVS) (CC) (CC) (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Samantha Bee Restaurant” TLC 38 38 Dateline on TLC “True Lies” (CC) Dateline on TLC (N) ’ (CC) Dateline on TLC ’ (CC) Dateline on TLC “True Lies” (CC) Dateline on TLC ’ (CC) Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) NBA Basketball Oklahoma City Thunder at San Antonio Inside the NBA (N) (S Live) (CC) NBA Basketball Oklahoma City Thunder at San Antonio Spurs. Western Conference semifinal, game Law & Order “Smoke” A comic’s baby TNT 54 54 Spurs. Western Conference semifinal, game 1. (N) (CC) 1. 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(CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 ››› Big (1988, Comedy) Tom Hanks, Elizabeth Perkins, Robert Loggia. ’ ››› Dirty Dancing (1987, Romance) Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze, Jerry Orbach. ’ (CC) ›› Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights (2004) Diego Luna. ’

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