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MWP Splits With Onalaska / Sports 4 Princely Finish Gundersen Scores Game-Winning Goal for Centralia / Sports Centralia Police Arrest Three in Armed Robbery BUSTED: Police Believe Police received a 911 call were in the getaway car, accord- shortly after midnight Tuesday ing to court documents. Three People With Gang from a woman who said a man Police served a search war- Affiliations Have Also had robbed her of her purse rant on a residence where two and jacket at gunpoint, accord- of the suspects were believed to Been Involved in Other ing to court documents. The have been living. Thefts and Burglaries woman claimed she was in her Police arrested Anthony F. Throughout the Area car, parked on the 100 block of Johnson, 28, of Morton, and Kay- Harrison Avenue, and was call- lie J. Longmire, 18, of Centralia, By Stephanie Schendel ing her friend for directions. who were both at the house, ac- Authorities later learned the [email protected] cording to court documents. At woman had actually driven to Cen- the time of his arrest, Johnson An armed robbery in Cen- tralia to sell methamphetamine, ac- allegedly had 9 grams of meth- tralia has led to the arrest of cording to court documents. amphetamine in his possession, three people with alleged gang Surveillance footage from a as well as a stolen gun. Johnson, affiliations who police believe nearby gas station helped police who is a convicted felon, is pro- Pete Caster / [email protected] are responsible for a series of develop suspect information for hibited from possessing firearms. burglaries and thefts through- the man accused of the robbery David J. Eslick, left, makes his initial appearance in Lewis County Superior Court out the area. as well as the two people who please see ROBBERY, page Main 10 on Wednesday at the Lewis County Law and Justice Center in Chehalis. Controversial Tenino Mayor to Resign Manslaughter 18 MONTHS: Eric Strawns Says He Is ‘Not the Solution to Tenino’s Problems’ Conviction Upheld for Onalaska Man Who Killed Suspected Burglar CONVICTION UPHELD: Ronald A. Brady Fatally Shot Thomas McKenzie in 2010 By Stephanie Schendel [email protected] A state appeals court has upheld a second-degree manslaughter conviction for an Onalaska homeowner who fa- Pete Caster / [email protected] tally shot a suspected burglar on Tenino Mayor Eric Strawn points to where food vendors set up during the Oregon Trail Days while giving a tour of the Tenino City Park on Tuesday, March 19. his property in April 2010. Ronald A. By Lisa Broadt and unabashed about issuing Brady said he [email protected] colorful soundbites, Strawn was waiting for brought a new attitude to City burglars to re- Tenino Mayor Eric Strawn “I am doing this to hopefully better our Hall, one that didn’t sit well with turn while in- on Wednesday announced his community, the place I was born and raised and everyone. side the garage plans to resign from his position The City Council first pub- of his otherwise as an elected official, effective I do love Tenino.” licly expressed its displeasure vacated home May 31. with the mayor last June. At that near Onalaska In a Facebook post, Strawn when he heard Ronald A. Brady Eric Strawn time, the council issued a vote of convicted of said he made his resignation Tenino Mayor no confidence, citing Strawn’s noises outside. The 60-year- manslaughter with a heavy heart. alleged attempts to intimidate “I am doing this to hopefully old man opened fire, killing councilors and denial of public 56-year-old Thomas McKenzie better our community, the place I “I(t) was truly an honor to a new mayor by majority vote. information requests. The may- was born and raised and I do love serve as mayor of Tenino,” he The new mayor would serve un- who had come to the property or expressed frustration with with his wife, Joanna McKenzie. Tenino,” he wrote in the post. wrote. til November — the next regular the vote. “I have said from the begin- Strawn declined to give a municipal election — at which Brady was later charged with “There are many times I murder. He was acquitted of the ning that I am not the solution comment on his resignation. time citizens would vote on a would’ve liked to work with to Tenino’s problems,” he said, City Councilors Frank An- new mayor to serve for the re- most severe charges, but a jury the councilmembers,” he said. found him guilty of second-de- “but hopefully I am the catalyst derson and Wayne Fournier mainder of the unexpired term. “But there’s a certain animos- for another to take initiative to also declined comment, saying Strawn’s four-year term runs gree manslaughter on June 24, ity ... Since Dec. 13, 2011, there 2011, in Lewis County Superior lead our city.” that they had not yet seen an of- until Dec. 31, 2015. was a consensus that appar- Court. He was sentenced to 63 Strawn, 37, offered his apolo- ficial resignation. ently you don’t know me. After months in prison. gies to any citizen who he has According to the Municipal EVEN BEFORE TAKING OFFICE in six months, you obviously don’t In his appeal, Brady ar- disappointed — “whether sup- Research and Services Center of November of 2011, Strawn had want to get to know me.” gued that his conviction should porters of me or citizens with Washington, in the case of a va- become a source of controversy. discontent of me.” cancy, the city council will select Long-haired, casually-dressed please see RESIGN, page Main 10 please see CONVICTION, page Main 12

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Community Editor’s Best Bet SWW Fairgrounds to Host Spring Youth Fair The annual Spring Youth nival rides, flea market vendors Fair is coming to the Southwest and food carts. Washington Fairgrounds Friday A pre-event admission bonus Calendar through Sunday. is one adult admission and 10 Youth from around the re- rides for $15. Tickets are available Today gion will be showing livestock, at both Shop’n Kart locations. WHAT’S HAPPENING? artwork and other projects. For information, call (360) Julie Zander to Speak at If you have an event you For fairgoers, there are car- 736-9758. would like included in the AAUW Meeting Community Calendar, please The American Association email your information to of University Women, Lewis [email protected]. County branch, will meet at 6:45 Include a daytime telephone er Lions Hall. There will be a raffle clusion of three months of after- p.m. Thursday at The Gathering number where you can be drawing during this event. Bingo school theater-craft activities. Place at Stillwater Estates, Cen- reached. will follow the royalty crowning Performances will be at 7 p.m. tralia. For questions about Lineup for the “Cruisin’ Into Friday, May 3; 2 p.m. Saturday, Julie McDonald Zander, of calendar items, call Doug Spring” parade will be 9-10:30 May 4; 2 p.m. Sunday, May 5; 7 Chapters of Life, will give a pre- Blosser at The Chronicle, (360) a.m. at Highway 6 and D Street. p.m. Tuesday, May 7; and 7 p.m. 807-8238. sentation on the lives of Marga- Judging of the parade entries Friday, May 10. Admission is $8. ret Corbet and Katherine Kemp, will be at 9:30 a.m. The parade early Centralia College instruc- Lewis County Tea Party, 6:30 p.m., starts at 11 a.m. tors and administrators. Guests Lewis & Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia Breakfast will be served at Spring Bling Will are welcome. St., Centralia, U.N. Agenda 21 presenta- the Little Falls Masonic Lodge, Be at Brownstone tion and open microphone, lewiscoun- corner of Ninth and A streets, at The Centralia College Foun- tyteaparty.org. dation is raising money to erect a 7:30 a.m. Coffee Lounge statue honoring two pioneering Libraries The Classic Cruiser Car Club Spring Bling, sponsored by women who kept the doors of Winlock library closed, staff training is planning a car show at Mc- the Courtyard Salon & Spa, will Centralia College open during Book Babies, for babies birth-24 Murphy Park. be 5-8 p.m. Friday at the Brown- tough times, including the Great months, 10 a.m., Chehalis; 11 a.m., Following the parade, there stone Coffee Lounge in Centralia. Depression and World War II. Centralia will be an old-fashioned cake The night will include fash- For more details about the Family Story Time, for children age walk. Cost is 25 cents per walk. 3-grade 3, 11:45 a.m., Randle ion, shopping, wine, prizes, meeting, contact Lynn Rash at A performance by the Hula the latest in hair, skin and nail PageTurners book discussion, for Dancers, of Longview, will fol- (360) 807-4199 or Margo Richert adults, noon, “Still Alice,” by Lisa Genova, treatment and treats. There at (360) 748-6378. low the cake walk. will be special one-night-only Chehalis Also after the parade, there The Gathering Place is locat- discounts on salon and spa ser- Knitting and crocheting meetup, for will be raffle drawings. Among ed at 2800 Cooks Hill Road. adults, 1 p.m., Tenino vices. the prizes are a fishing trip Organizations for two on the river of choice A fashion show will be staged Centralia College (Cowlitz, Columbia, Lewis or by Ciao Bella and Debbie’s Bou- Oakview Grange, 7 p.m., 2715 N. tiques. Also, Little Miss Friendly Pearl St., Centralia, (360) 736-5639 Kalama), hanging baskets from will make an appearance. Professor to Lead Lewis County Robotics Society, 6 DeGoede Bulb Farm and Gar- Wildflower Walk p.m., room 128, Kemp Hall, Centralia den, a Lucky Eagle gift certifi- Pre-event tickets are on sale College, (360) 304-9660 cate and many more. for $10 at Courtyard Salon & Lisa Carlson, professor of To receive a parade entry Spa, 1537 Kresky Ave., Centra- botany at Centralia College, will Support Groups lia, (360) 623-1940. Tickets at the “Up From Grief,” for those grieving form or for other questions, call lead a wildflower walk Thurs- (360) 295-3559. door are $15. day at Centralia’s Seminary Hill the loss of a loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., As- Natural Area. sured Home Hospice, second floor, 1821 Cooks Hill Road, (360) 330-2640 Carlson will teach partici- Packwood Museum to Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 ‘Jungle Book Kids’ pants how to identify native p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 Coming to Morton’s Host Mountain Festival wildflowers and guide them on N. Scheuber Road, Centralia,(360) trails. 736-9268 Roxy Theater The Packwood Mountain The group will meet at the Multiple sclerosis, 6-8 p.m., Provi- Festival is coming to the East main entrance to the natural dence Centralia Hospital chapel confer- The OnStage Children’s Lewis County Community area, the corner of Locust Street ence room, (360) 736-5394, Facebook Theatre production of “Disney’s Friday through Sunday at the page: Lewis County Multiple Sclerosis ‘The Jungle Book Kids’” will be and Barner Drive at 6:30 p.m. White Pass Country Museum. Support Group at Morton’s Roxy Theater Friday, For more information, visit Admission will be by dona- Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday and http://goo.gl/DWYGN. tion. Hours are noon-5 p.m. Fri- Friday, May 3 Friday, May 10. day, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffee- Join Mowgli, Baloo, King 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday. house, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 Louie and the gang as they swing On Friday at 5:30 p.m., there Crockpot cooking class, for clients Vader May Day their way through madcap ad- will be a chili feed at the Pack- of the Greater Chehalis Food Bank, free, ventures and thwart the fero- wood Presbyterian Church 6:30 p.m., St. John’s Lutheran Church, Festival Approaches cious tiger, Shere Khan. Specially sponsored by AmeriCorps. It is 2190 Jackson Highway, Chehalis, spon- The 61st annual Vader May adapted from the classic Disney sored by Thrivent Financial for Luther- a fundraiser for the Packwood ans, (360) 748-6708 Day Festival will be held Friday film, this musical includes tunes Youth Program. Vegetarian chili Centralia High/Middle School Jazz and Saturday. such as “The Bare Necessities” will be available. Concert, 7-8 p.m., Centralia High School At 7 p.m. Friday, the parade and “I Wan’na Be Like You.” classitorium, free admission royalty will be crowned at the Vad- The production is the con- please see CALENDAR, page Main 10

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Forecast map for May 2, 2013 Gauge Flood 24 hr. Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s 53.75 65.0 -0.02 90s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. H 80s H 74.23 85.0 -0.10 70s L Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 2.80 10.5 -0.19 50s Cowlitz at Randle 40s Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny 7.73 18.0 -0.34 30s 75º 41º 77º 45º 79º 47º 80º 48º 80º 46º Cowlitz at Mayfield Dam 20s 8.22 ---- 0.00 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Centralia Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 5:53 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 8:24 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 63 77/42 Moonrise ...... 2:13 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 32 65/44 Moonset ...... 12:54 p.m. Normal High ...... 65 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low ...... 43 61/43 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 86 in 1946 Seattle Anchorage 44/38 rs 48/36 t Last New First Full Record Low ...... 27 in 1954 67/47 Boise 71/45 s 73/44 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg 5/2 5/9 5/17 5/24 Boston 66/44 s 57/45 s Yesterday ...... 0.00" 74/41 72/43 Dallas 57/41 t 62/45 s Month to date ...... 0.00" Tacoma Pollen Forecast Honolulu 88/72 pc 85/71 s Normal month to date . . .0.09" Centralia 70/44 Las Vegas 86/61 s 89/68 s Year to date ...... 12.06" 75/41 Yakima Allergen Today Friday Nashville 78/58 mc 75/57 t Normal year to date . . . .20.50" Chehalis Trees Moderate High Phoenix 96/65 s 92/65 s 76/44 Grass None None Longview 74/41 St. Louis 72/44 t 53/45 ra WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 75/45 Weeds Very High Very High Salt Lake City 65/43 s 69/44 s Shown is today’s Mold None None San Francisco 86/57 s 77/52 s Vancouver weather. Temperatures Yesterday Portland The Dalles Washington, DC 72/53 s 71/43 s Send in your weather-related photo- 78/46 are today’s highs and graphsCity to The ChronicleHi/Lo for ourPrcp. Voices 78/48 75/49 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 83/64 t 83/62 sh New Delhi 101/76 s 103/77 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 77/50 pc 77/52 pc Paris 64/52 ra 63/46 ra Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; Bremerton 67/45 s 71/48 s Spokane 68/42 s 70/45 s London 60/40 pc 62/46 mc Rio de Janeiro 83/68 s 84/68 s r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; Ocean Shores 64/47 s 66/47 s Tri Cities 75/46 s 78/45 s Mexico City 85/56 pc 77/55 t Rome 68/58 ra 76/60 s sn/snow; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Olympia 74/41 s 75/46 s Wenatchee 76/48 s 78/53 s Moscow 65/41 s 67/48 pc Sydney 67/55 s 73/56 s

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After working three years for the Department of Fisheries in [email protected] Olympia, he began his teaching career as the director of fisheries Centralia College President technology at Peninsula College. James Walton is retiring in June A highlight of his fisheries career included a gubernatorial ap- 2014, with the hope of passing pointment for 10 years on the Fish and Wildlife Commission. down a more stable, post-reces- Thirteen years later, he entered the administrative ranks in sion academic institution. professional technical education, serving as associate dean, The 66-year-old told the dean and vice president of workforce education. In 2002, Walton Board of Trustees he would stay became president of Centralia College. for 10 years when he started In 2003, he received the Greater Northwest Region Distin- at the college in 2002. Walton guished College President Award by Phi Theta Kappa. In 2007, Walton received the National Council for Marketing decided to see the state’s old- and Public Relations Pacesetter of the Year award. est continually operating com- In 2012, Walton was honored with the Phi Theta Kappa Shirley munity college through the B. Gordon Award of Distinction. economic recession so he could In 2013, Walton received the Russ Mohney Recreation Re- pass his leadership role on in a source Stewardship Award for leading the college in its envi- better situation. ronmental work developing an outdoor learning lab, restoring “We’ve got things going re- salmon to China Creek, and using pristine nature reserves for ally well right now,” Walton said. educational programs. “Things should be in much better shape to hand off to the next president.” Since the recession hit Cen- tralia College in 2008, Walton said, the budget has been re- ‘‘We’ve got things going really well right now. duced by 26 percent. Still, the college took advantage of retire- Things should be in much better shape to hand ments and attrition to prevent layoffs or the elimination of ma- off to the next president.’’ jor programs. Pete Caster / [email protected] “We figured out ways to take James Walton poses for a portrait earlier this week. James Walton on the extra work without hav- retiring from Centralia College next year ing to lay off anyone,” he said. elor of applied science in man- of 200 students in need of re- “The college is really about its agement program started ac- training. people. It’s not about the brick cepting students last fall. Of the Walton responded to the ship Award, named after the technology, which, Walton said, and mortar.” 34 community colleges in the influx of students laid off from well-known Chronicle outdoors would be the only such program Under Walton’s leadership, state, only eight have four-year TransAlta by implementing writer. on the West Coast. Centralia College has become degree programs. worker retraining programs, As for the next president, The new president will also the number one comprehensive “And we were the first to do expanding the college’s welding Walton said, he will be passing have to figure out ways to in- community college in the state. it with no (state) money,” said and diesel programs and adding on many challenges including crease funding and hire people Over the last eight years, the Larry McGee, the program’s di- a truck driver training program. figuring out how the college can to fill the positions vacated dur- college has boasted a 41 percent rector. Now, Walton said, he doesn’t work with surrounding commu- ing the recession, Walton said. graduation rate, compared to McGee said because the col- have any big plans for his retire- nities toward economic develop- Centralia College’s Board of the statewide average of 28 per- lege has a good relationship with ment other than golfing, spend- ment. For example, Walton said, Trustees will plan the replace- cent, Walton said. the community, Walton was ing time with his granddaughter the Industrial Park at TransAlta ment process over the summer With about 2,500 full-time able to implement the BASM and completing projects around project, which aims to develop and Walton said they hope to students and many more part- program quickly. his Centralia home. 1,000 acres in the area south have a candidate selected by time students as well as commu- “He built on a strength,” Mc- “Nothing too heavy or seri- and east of the TransAlta facility, next spring. nity members taking advantage Gee said of Walton. “What I saw ous,” he said. “I need a break.” may lead to new training pro- “We need a person who has of educational opportunities, was a leader using that resource The former fisheries biolo- grams at the college to help staff a management style that is in- Walton said, the college serves and getting something done.” gist said he will also return to companies coming in. clusive,” he said. “This is a good more than 10,000 people each Over the last decade, Wal- his roots by enjoying activi- “We need to continue to be a place and people really pull to- year. ton has seen the college through ties such as fishing, hiking and major part of the community,” gether.” Walton has helped the col- major challenges, including two clamming. Walton said. ••• lege implement its first four- floods, which devastated the “I certainly have a love for the Additionally, the next presi- Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 degree program to better serve lives of many students and staff, outdoors,” said Walton, the re- dent will take the lead in estab- twitter.com/AmyNileReports students seeking more advanced and the shutdown of TransAlta’s cipient of the 2013 Russ Mohney lishing the college’s second four- www.facebook.com/ education in the area. The bach- mine, which lead to an increase Recreation Resource Steward- year degree program in diesel AmyNileTheChronicle

Look for our Saturday’s Child Charges Filed Against Man Accused of commentary by Gordon Aadland Stealing From W.F. West Senior Fund PROSECUTOR: Parent first-degree theft is 10 years in balance in January and thought prison and a $10,000 fine. the funds should be higher than Will Be Charged With While police announced they were. First-Degree Theft and more than a month ago that During the investigation, po- Downs Jr. will be referred for lice learned that Downs Jr. alleg- 14 Counts of Forgery charges, Meyer said the pros- edly signed 14 checks, ranging By Stephanie Schendel ecutor’s office was awaiting the in the amounts of $275 to $950, results of an independent au- from June 2012 to September [email protected] dit before deciding on formal 2012, according to Chehalis po- The parent accused of steal- charges. lice.

ing about $8,000 from the W.F The money was taken from When his wife learned of the CH496404ac.ke West class of 2013 senior fund an account that is not directly af- thefts, she was able to pay an will be charged with one count filiated with the school. For each unknown amount of the money of first-degree theft and 14 graduating class from the high back to the account last year be- counts of forgery, according to school, parents set up a nonprof- fore the theft investigation be- Lewis County Prosecutor Jona- it account and raise money for a gan, according to police. It is un-  than Meyer. graduation event. The funds are determined whether the senior  Criminal charges against managed by a group of parents fund suffered a loss. 43-year-old Chehalis resident who start raising money when Prosecutors are still actively Robert N. Downs Jr., the hus- the students are freshmen. gathering more evidence in the The Books of Lewis County band of the woman in charge of The investigation began af- case, he said. the senior fund, were filed this ter the parents of high school Downs Jr. works at Green Available now! week, Meyer said. seniors involved in the fund- Hill School, Meyer said previ- The maximum penalty for raising efforts saw the account ously. News in Brief A Simple Song by By The Chronicle The earliest Lewis County ston, Grays Harbor, Lewis Ma- Russ Mohney hit 80 degrees was on March 11, son and Pacific counties will Weather to Be Warmer 1934, Burg said. gather at the Regional Education $ 99 Although the summer-like and Training Center in Elma’s 28ea + Tax Than Usual Around weather historically arrives by Satsop Business Park today from Lewis County May, Burg said the long-term 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for the fifth an- Having temperatures rise forecast for the area is consistent- nual Try-A-Trade event. Our Hometowns Volume 1-3 above 80 degrees this time of the ly 10 degrees warmer than usual. The hands-on event will fea- year is normal around greater The normal high for the first ture 15 exhibitors from different Lewis County, but having the part of May is 65 degrees, Burg trades. Students will have the high temperatures forecast to said. opportunity to a operate crane last through the month is not Temperatures are already simulator, ride on a 60-foot common, according to the Na- above 70 degrees through the utility boom truck and receive $ 99 weekend and into next week, ac- information on various career $ 95 tional Weather Service in Seattle. 12ea 18ea Temperatures in Lewis Coun- cording to the NWS. pathways following high school + Tax + Tax ty are expected to escalate toward “Neutral conditions are fa- graduation. 80 degrees for the first time this vored for this summer,” Burg The Washington State Labor Walkin’ Joe year by Sunday, which is later said. “We are leaning toward be- Council is sponsoring a work- and the Midnight Marauders ing warmer and drier than usual.” than the average for the area of shop for school counselors to by Dennis R. Waller 80 degrees on May 2, said NWS learn about apprenticeships and Meteorologist Johnny Burg. Local High School college degree options. CH487162cf.db “It’s about average for Centra- Nearly 170 Lewis County stu- Stop in today to one of these lia to hit 80 degrees this time of Students Try dents from W.F. West, Centralia, locations and get your copy!! year,” Burg said. “Considering Toledo, Onalaska, Napavine and how cool its been for a while, Different Trades Morton high schools will attend. Lewis County it may be a heat wave for some About 650 high school stu- For more information, call Historical Museum people to get used to.” dents from 24 schools in Thur- (360) 482-1755. Main 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 2, 2013 LOCAL Youth Fair Returns for 31st Year This Weekend MAINSTAY: Spring Youth Fair Future Relies on Spring Youth Fair Community Support Carnival Tickets By Kyle Spurr Available at [email protected] Shop ‘n Kart Last year at this time, the future of the Lewis County Spring By The Chronicle Youth Fair was in question since Tickets for the carnival at the a large piece of funding from the Lewis County Spring Youth Fair state Department of Agriculture are available at Shop ‘n Kart in was not guaranteed. Chehalis and Centralia until Fri- “We had a funding scare day at 5 p.m. last year,” fair organizer Lee Tickets are $15 and are good Coumbs said. “But the Legisla- for one adult admission and 10 ture assured us funding for this carnival rides. year and next year.” The 31st annual Spring Youth Fair will take place this donations and volunteer sup- weekend at the Southwest Wash- port. ington Fairgrounds on Friday All the youth fair staff is vol- from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m, Saturday unteer expect for one paid secre- from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sun- tary position. day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Coumbs said the youth fair Youth Fair allows children of all has a budget of about $60,000 The Chronicle, file photo ages to show off their livestock, from entry fees, food and booth Talia Montalvo, 5, Graham, smiles at her grandmother as she rides Picasso the camel at the Spring Youth Fair last year. The crafts, cooking and other proj- sales, donations and state fund- 6-year-old camel was making his irst appearance in Chehalis, but the Tacoma-based company that brought him said they ects for a chance to win ribbons ing. The fair gives away about hope to come to future fairs. and prize money. $40,000 in prize money to the The state funding, about children. $13,000 for each year, eventu- “We would probably have a This year, a variety of ani- old can show animals, with as- prepare their animals for other ally came in for the fair last year, fair (without state funding), but mals will be shown, including sistance from parents. events throughout the summer. but Coumbs said the possible we wouldn’t be bragging about Angus cattle, goats, sheep and A child does not have to own “It’s a neat way for the kids to lack of state funds in the future giving away $40,000,” Coumbs pigs. an animal to show one, although warm up with your animals a lot emphasized the importance of said. Youths as young as two years most of the youths use the fair to earlier in the year,” Coumbs said. Dick’s Brewery Releases Three New Beers for Summer Season SUMMER SEASONALS: little more tart than last year’s batch,” she said. Raspberry Tripel, This year, Dick’s brewed 30 Belgian Triple barrels or 60 kegs of the Rasp- berry Tripel. The crew will bot- and Imperial IPA tle about 70 percent of the crisp, Now Available champagne-like beer. “But when it’s gone, it’s gone By Amy Nile until next year,” Young said. [email protected] Dick’s also released the Im- perial IPA, which boasts more Dick’s Brewing Company malt, hops and alcohol than the released three summer seasonal house IPA, for the season as well beers Wednesday in Centralia. as the Hefeweizen. Young said The Raspberry Tripel is re- the Hefeweizen, a summer sea- turning for its third season in sonal, also comes out periodi- kegs and 22-ounce bottles this cally over the year and is light, year. easy drinking, true to a German “It was really popular,” said Hefeweizen. Julie Young, who took over the In addition to new beers, brewery after her father and Dick’s will participate in vari- founder Dick Young died in ous activities during Seattle Beer 2009. “People are really antici- Week from May 9 to 19. pating it coming back again.” “It’s a lot of drinking that hap- Beer lovers can now find the pens up in Seattle,” Young said. Raspberry Tripel at the brewery Head Brewer Dave Pendle- and at Northwest Sausage & ton will participate in the Iron Deli before distributors get the Brewer competition at Bev- brew to other locations. eridge Place Pub in West Seattle. Pete Caster / [email protected] The Belgian style ale tastes “It’s kind of like Iron Chef,” Dick’s Brewing Company’s Raspberry Tripel is bottled Wednesday in Centralia. like Dick’s Belgian Triple but Young said. with an added raspberry twist, Pendleton will create a beer contest. ing representative, will partici- For a complete list of activi- Young said. using special ingredients: pine- Young and Katie Pendleton, pate in Northwest Women and ties and the schedule, visit the “It’s not as sweet to me, it’s a apple and macadamia for the the company’s sales and market- Beer at Pike Brewing. events page at dicksbeer.com.

News in Brief Chehalis Photographer Wash. Seeks to Prevent Earns Associate Fellow Underage Liquor of Photography Purchases

By The Chronicle OLYMPIA (AP) — Wash- ington state is changing its laws Julie Fitzpat- related to liquor purchases at rick, of Studio supermarket self-checkout ma- Northwest in chines. Chehalis, re- Gov. Jay In- ceived her as- Living With and slee signed a bill sociate fellow Wednesday that degree of pho- would require tography at the Beyond Cancer self-checkout annual Profes- Julie Fitzpatrick machines at su- sional Photogra- photographer permarkets to An Evening of Resources, phers of Wash- freeze transac- ington conference in Bellevue in Jay Inslee tions involving governor April. liquor sales un- Support and Connection Members who display profes- til a worker ver- Cancer can take a toll physically. It can also shake up Cobie Whitten, PhD sional standards receive the de- ifies the buyer is at least 21 years gree, after earning 25 merits that old. The measure passed unani- your emotions, relationships, spiritual beliefs, ﬁnances and more. are awarded for competition mously through both the House Providence Regional Cancer System invites you to a free workshop to help prints and service credits. and Senate amid concerns that Fitzpatrick specializes in se- underage shoppers were able to you cope with the many aspects of cancer. niors, families and sports pho- purchase liquor without scru- Cobie Whitten, PhD, has extensive experience working with cancer patients. tography. Studio Northwest is tiny. located at 116 Villageway Drive Many retailers already have As the session leader, she’ll provide information, resources and support for people in Chehalis. employees or automated systems at all points along the cancer journey. Patients, family members and friends For more information, call to monitor alcohol purchases (360) 748-4361. and self-checkout machines. are all welcome. May 7, 6:30-8 p.m. CH496405ac.ke Providence Centralia Hospital DONATE YOUR CAR Basement Classroom Call 360.412.8949 or visit provregister.org 1-877-213-9145 to register for this free event. Free Towing - Tax Deductible www.provcancer.org

Help Prevent Blindness Get A Vision Screening Annually CH496491bw.cg • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 2, 2013 Greater Chehalis Food Bank to Open in New Location PROGRESS: New Food Bank Will Be More Spacious, Efficient for Those in Need By Kyle Spurr [email protected] The new Greater Chehalis Food Bank, located on a 1-acre lot behind the main station for Lewis County Fire District 6 off Jackson Highway, will be open Friday from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. after more than a year of planning and construction. Greater Chehalis Food Bank Coordinator Jeff Smith said the new permanent location will offer more space and privacy for those in need of food around the Chehalis area. “The same amount of people are going to come in, but we are going to be more efficient in giving food out,” Smith said. “And we are going to give people more privacy to check in, rather than having to check in in front of a line.” The food bank, which oper- ated out of Yard Birds Mall and Event Center for almost two years, serves 420 to 520 families each month, and receives a majority of its food from Northwest Pete Caster / [email protected] Harvest and Food Lifeline. Jack Nehring, top right, hands a box of canned beans down to Bob Kraemer, as Gary Buehler, center, and Bill Reed, right, look on as volunteers from the Greater Chehalis The new 7,500 square-foot Food Bank Wednesday prepare to open their new building on 21st Street in Chehalis.. The new facility, which will replace the food bank’s old spot in Yard Birds, will food bank location is about open on Friday. three times bigger than the space in Yard Birds, Smith said, alition move to Chehalis, it will Boistfort Valley and Adna. call Smith at (360) 269-0450 to Smith said he is grateful for which allows for more storage be closer to all six food banks Volunteers gathered this make arrangements. Yard Birds to let the nonprofit space, including a walk-in freez- in the coalition, which will save week to arrange boxes and prac- “This is a good-sized project food bank stay rent-free, but er and cooler. travel time and costs by at least tice the flow of handing food and a lot of people have come he said the food bank is ready The Greater Chehalis Food $4,000 per year. out to people in preparation together to make it happen,” to have a more long-term loca- Bank will share the new build- The Greater Chehalis Food for Friday afternoon. The food Smith said. tion. ing with the Lewis County Food Bank, which has more than bank will be open each Friday Construction on the new food “It’s going to be better for Bank Coalition, which is cur- 30 volunteers, is a part of the from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. bank, which cost about $265,000, people to have more room, and rently located in Centralia. countywide coalition and cov- Those who want to donate food was funded from current food it’s better for us to work in a big- Smith said by having the co- ers Chehalis, Napavine, the can stop by Friday mornings or bank funds and donations. ger space,” Smith said. Local Wineries to Participate in Chehalis Valley Wine Tour This Weekend WINE PASSPORT: $25 Pays into its new location in down- is $25, which include a compli- town Tenino. This will be the mentary wine glass, wine and For Wine and first time the tour will bring appetizers at each winery. Keary Appetizers at Six participants to the winery’s new said between 350 and 800 people location. participate in the tour each year. Different Local Wineries “We are really excited to be “It’s a weekend that you don’t By Stephanie Schendel bringing the tour to downtown want to miss,” Keary said. Tenino and share with them Bateaux Cellars in Toledo, [email protected] what a cool town Tenino is,” Ke- Heymann Whinery in Centralia, The sixth annual Chehalis ary said. Wells’ Winery in Onalaska as Valley Wine Tour this weekend She said she hopes the wine well as the Chehalis-based Ag- will attract hundreds of people tour will bring more people to ate Creek Winery, Widgeon Hill to seven different wineries in the area, and help other down- Winery and Birchfield Winery Thurston and Lewis County. town business flourish. will all participate. Scatter Creek Winery owner “There are a lot of things For more information, visit Andrea Keary, who is one of the about this town that people www.chehalisvalleywinetour. Michael Wagar / [email protected] founders of the tour, said last don’t know,” she said. com. The next wine tour will be Terril Keary, co-owner of Scatter Creek Winery in Tenino, ofers a glass of his wine October Scatter Creek moved The cost of the wine passport in the fall on Sept. 28 and 29. during last weekend’s wine and beer festival in Ashford.

Applications Available for Legislative Youth Advisory Council By The Chronicle complete the attached evalua- the final selection. work by contacting legislators The passage of Senate Bill tion to be turned in with your The LYAC is a 22-member to advise on pending legislation, 5254 in 2005 gave teens the completed application. council of 14- to 18-year-old stu- drafting letters and legislative chance to lobby for youth in- If you have any questions, dents from across the state who reports, reaching out to other terests via the Legislative Youth you may contact the Council by serve two-year terms. Meetings youth and community organiza- Advisory Council. emailing [email protected] or by are held three to six times per tions and participating in Coun- April 26 - May 2 Today, legislators continue phone at (360)725-6351. year, usually every other month. cil conference calls. Escape from Planet Earth to agree that the Legislative Once the application dead- The meetings typically take According to 19th District $3 • PG line passes, select Council place in Olympia or the greater lawmaker, Rep. Brian Blake, D- Youth Advisory Council is an 12:00pm & 3:00pm ( Sat & Sun) important component of help- members hold an Application Seattle area. Aberdeen, the council examines Review Committee meeting Students are expected to at- issues important to teens, in- Jack the Giant Slayer ing Olympia to understand the $3 • PG-13 needs of Washington teens. where Council members review tend all Council meetings and cluding: education, employment, 6:00pm & 12:30pm (Wed Early Bird Mat) Those interested in joining and score each application. The activities. Depending on the strategies to increase youth par- CH494467cz.cg the council can now access the Council may then choose to availability of funds, the Coun- ticipation in state and municipal Incredible Burt Wonderstone applications online, at: http:// hold phone interviews with the cil will make every effort to re- government, safe environments $3 • PG-13 lyac.leg.wa.gov/ finalists before making final imburse youth for their travel for youth, substance abuse, emo- 9:00pm Applications may be sent via recommendations to the Lieu- expenses. tional and physical health, fos- $$Two Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, minor with parent at or before 6:00pm mail, fax, or e-mail; they are due tenant Governor’s office. Outside of the scheduled ter care, poverty, homelessness Minor with parent before 7 pm only $3 All Ages • Ages 3 and under are FREE by June 25. A teacher (or other The Lieutenant Governor’s meetings, Council members are and youth access to services on 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia adult in a supervisory role) must Office is in charge of making asked to continue the Council’s a statewide and municipal basis. (360) 736-1634 •

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Pearl St., Centralia [email protected] Centralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. WA. Main 6 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 2, 2013 LOCAL Court Rules in Favor of Sheriff’s Office in 2010 Firing of Deputy JUSTIFIED: Court of more than three years ago. days after the teen gave birth to retrieved a copy of the report and dwell on this,” Mansfield “Everything Mansfield’s grandchild. Sher- and dusted it for fingerprints. said, later adding, “We move on, Appeals Ruled in done was done iff’s office deputies eventually He reported the allegations to this is over with. If he wants to Favor of the Lewis for cause and returned the girl to her mother, the Lewis County Prosecutor’s appeal it, go ahead. I have three to protect the and the Washington State Patrol Office in October, which even- judges backing this.” County Civil Service mission of and Attorney General’s Office tually led to his termination. At the time of the termi- Commission’s Decision this office and who also investigated the inci- The Lewis County Civil Ser- nation, Sprouse said he was That Firing of Sheriff’s this commu- dent decided not to file charges vice Commission held a hear- within his rights under the nity,” Mans- of misconduct against Mans- ing on the firing of Sprouse and Whistleblower Protection Act. Deputy Was Justified field said, add- field. ruled that Sprouse reported a The court of appeals disagreed. Sprouse was terminated crime without good faith evi- By Stephanie Schendel ing that it was Steve Mansfield Sprouse did not return phone unfortunate Lewis County months later after becoming dence and did so in retaliation calls for comment Wednesday. [email protected] that Sprouse sheriff the focus of an internal inves- for the disciplinary action taken Mansfield said as a result The Washington State Court behaved in the tigation into a leaked police re- against him previously. of the controversy revolving of Appeals in Tacoma has ruled way he did and port, which was provided to The Sprouse later filed an appeal around the allegations against in favor of the Lewis County that his behav- Chronicle, related to the run- of the commission’s decision him and his family, as well as Sheriff’s Office regarding the ior cannot be away. Sprouse was issued a letter with a superior court judge. A the firing of Sprouse, the prose- controversial firing of a sheriff’s tolerated. of reprimand for not properly Cowlitz County judge sided cutor at the time, Michael Gold- deputy in 2010. The story securing his copy of the docu- with Sprouse, ruling his termi- en, and the former publisher of In the 10-page unpublished began in March ment. nation was not justified, and The Chronicle, tried to use it to opinion filed Tuesday, the court 2009 when At the time, sheriff’s office the sheriff’s office appealed the run him out of office. affirmed that the Lewis County Mansfield’s command staff claimed that the judge’s decision. “Your paper misprinted, mis- son, who was Hal Sprouse discipline made Sprouse vindic- Now, about four years after quoted and took every opportu- Civil Service’s decision to affirm fired in 2010 the termination of former sher- 18 at the time, tive, and led him to report false the firing, the state court of ap- nity to try and run me out of this iff’s deputy Hal Sprouse was jus- and his son’s crimes. peals in Tacoma reversed the office,” Mansfield said Wednes- tified. girlfriend were Sprouse, who worked for the lower court’s decision, once day. “I am still sitting here. I am Lewis County Sheriff Steve believed to have been staying sheriff’s office for eight years, al- again affirming the commis- still doing what I consider to be Mansfield said he still supports at Mansfield’s property when leged harassment and potential sion’s 2010 decision. a great job in serving this com- his office’s handling of the high- the 16-year-old girl’s mother witness tampering after two of “I don’t have time nor am I munity and meeting that mis- ly contentious firing of Sprouse reported her as a runaway two his superiors visited his home, the type of person to sit on here sion I put out eight years ago.” Collision Near Downtown Centralia Injures Two Women CRASH: A Power Pole, was driving south on Gold Street, according to witnesses on scene. Church Steps and The driver of the utility van Two Vans Sustained stated he was distracted by his GPS and missed the stop sign, Significant Damage according to police. By Stephanie Schendel The collision caused the white van to crash into a power [email protected] pole, knocking the pole side- A two-vehicle collision one ways. It then crash into steps block east of downtown Centra- that lead up to the front door of lia damaged a church, disrupted a church. The white van flipped traffic and sent a woman to the onto its side. hospital with minor injuries The beige van had severe damage to its front end, and Wednesday morning. while the driver was able to get Police and firefighters re- out of the van, the passenger in sponded shortly before 11 a.m. the vehicle was trapped and fire- Wednesday to the collision on fighters had to cut her out of the East Main Street and South Gold car. Both were transported to Street. the Providence Centralia Hos- Two women were transport- pital. ed to the hospital with apparent Powerlines hung low over minor injuries, said Riverside the two vans and police and fire Fire Assistant Chief Mike Kytta. personnel warned bystanders to Pete Caster / [email protected] A white utility van was driv- stay away from the scene until The occupants of a van involved in a collision near downtown Centralia Wednesday take photographs of the damage. Two ing east on East Main Street and employees from Centralia City women were injured in the crash. crossed into the intersection and Light were able to turn off the collided with a beige van, which electricity. Alumnus Donates $200,000 to Tenino School District MAY 2-12 LOYALTY: 93-Year- Vocational program edu- cators used their share of the LET’S Old Former Gold money to, among other projects, Miner Promises build a new greenhouse. Ap- proximately 70 percent of Teni- Another $1 Million no students will take at least one By Lisa Broadt vocational course. According to Pickett, the GO [email protected] CAMPING anonymous donor declined the A 1938 Tenino High School school's offer to name its new graduate has donated $200,000 greenhouse in his honor. to the Tenino School District "He was not interested in that and has designated another $1 at all," the superintendent said. million in his will to be given to According to Pickett, Teni- SALE the school upon his passing, ac- no's benefactor made his money $ 99 mining gold in Alaska. Though $ 99 cording to Superintendent Russ 139 to 209 he has not lived in Washington Pickett. since the 1940s, the man has ™ The graduate, a 93-year-old "very fond memories of the voca- N E W Cabela’s XPG Dash Tents man who currently lives in Fair- tional program and the school," • Lightweight and compact banks, Alaska, wishes to remain • Ample weather-protected vestibule space Pickett said. 1-PERSON anonymous, Pickett said. • Factory-sealed seams 2-PERSON How Tenino will use the 3-PERSON Per the donor's wishes, Teni- $1 million, earmarked for the • Convenient snap buckles on ﬂ y no used the $200,000 to bolster school in the man's will, is still its music and vocational pro- up in the air, he added. grams. "I find it very encouraging "The donation allowed the that someone has such long-held, band to purchase instruments positive feelings about our com- that are more expensive, ones munity," the superintendent said, that many students can't afford "and that he wants to share with — oboes, bassoons, timpanis," us." Pickett said. "We're able to ex- "We were very happy to have pand the offerings for the kids." it," Pickett said. News in Brief functional consolidation stage, Dennis Dawes Will Run which will help us determine if for Third Term service levels can be improved, By The Chronicle while identifying efficiencies that will save taxpayers,” Dawes Chehalis City Councilor said about the fire department Dennis Dawes announced this merger. “I will continue to work week that he will run for reelec- hard on these and other projects tion this year for a third term. 99

if reelected.” $ CH495524cz.ke Dawes, 58, who has served in 79to $10999 an at-large position on the city ™ council for the past eight years, Herrera Beutler NEW Cabela’s XPG Evader said he has the time and energy Sleeping Bags to continue to work on projects Expecting First Child • Tough, water-resistant downproof treatment and help maintain city services VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) • Warm, lightweight insulation as a councilor. — U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beu- • Polyester diamond-ripstop shell Dawes said he looks forward tler is expecting her first child. to continuing work with groups The congresswoman who like the Chehalis Community represents Southwest Washing- Renaissance Team and the Che- ton made the announcement halis Foundation. He also wants Wednesday, saying that the baby LACEY, WA: Exit 111 (I-5) • (360) 252-3500• www.cabelas.com/lacey to keep studying the feasibility is due this fall. Herrera Beutler of the city joining the Riverside says she and her husband are Fire Authority. blessed to begin building their TULALIP, WA: I-5 at Exit 200 or Exit 202 • (360) 474-4880 • www.cabelas.com/tulalip “We are getting closer to the family. May 2013

The Chamber will now be open on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. BCusiness onnections Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce Monthly Newsletter

Keep up to date with the Chamber and Shop Local First the latest happening. I was Chamber were actually some was not only happy to see this hands. Shopping local (and Scan the QR code driving scratches of a logo idea that we message but proud of our local providing a fun night out for down the are trying to put together so community to put the reminder the gals) was the focus for the with your smart road last that we can promote a “Shop out there. These types of cam- weekend. Both were accom- week with Local First” campaign in Lewis paigns do make a difference. plished. phone! my radio County. Hearing the message This weekend the Cham- on and from Mr. Alexander made me ber of Commerce sponsored I hope you will join together heard a feel even more inspired to get the “Girls Night Out” event in with the Centralia-Chehalis commer- our logo completed and distrib- Downtown Centralia. Over 30 Chamber of Commerce and all cial from uted for everyone to use. downtown merchants opened the local businesses to promote Secu- Ironically, a few days after their doors from 3 to 8 p.m. and support our local economy rity State Alicia Bull hearing the radio ad I noticed Saturday to promote local busi- Executive Director by doing business locally. We Bank. that one of my local Facebook ness in the downtown area. I can’t always buy everything lo- Andy Alexander was speaking, friends had uploaded a poster am happy to report the streets cal but we sure can try. If we all and what he said really resonat- on his page. It said “I pledge were abuzz with people spend- ed with me. He said “bank local to: shop locally, eat locally, play ing time in our local downtown. make that effort we will see a and shop local first.” locally and support the local It was nice to see the cash reg- difference. Stay tuned for the It really caught my atten- businesses that support me and isters running and people walk- upcoming release of our official tion because on my desk at the my community.” Once again I ing with merchandise in their “Shop Local First” campaign. Ambassador Spotlight 2013 Chamber Board Retreat Full name: Rebecca Teitzel

Hometown: Centralia

Birthday: October 1st

Siblings: Ted Shannon, Andrea Orser, Rick Shannon

Occupation of Parents: My dad is Steve Shannon. He is mostly retired as the owner of Shannon Construction. My mom, Wilma Shannon passed away in 2001 and is deeply missed.

Update on career: I have the privilege of working for Derek Rebecca Teitzel Burger at Edward Jones as a Branch Office Administrator Smith, every morning before in Centralia. I go to work. She starts my day out right and is one of the Where were you born? biggest inspirations in my life. Centralia I also play the violin. I want to fly to the moon and travel How did you end up here? to Europe. One of my favorite Born and raised here, moved things is going for a ride on away after high school and our Harley in the sunshine. On April 24, the Board of Directors met for their annual retreat at O’Blarney’s in downtown Centralia. came back to be near family Front row: Christine Fossett, Ron Sturza, Dwayne Aberle, Dave Muller, Suzie Mitchell and friends. What are your hobbies or Back row: Amanda Singleton, Alicia Bull, Bob Jackins, Ron Hall, Merlin MacReynold, Tony Ketchum, Kyle interests? Spending time with Heaton, Rob Hill, Chris DuPont, Ken Kostick, Jenny Collins Spouse/Partner work in family and friends, traveling, the area? Married to my best motorcycle riding, yard work, friend Alan Teitzel for almost house projects, gardening, 18 years. He works for the City soaking up the sun and music. Welcome, New Members of Centralia. We have two teenage daughters, Haley & Saman- Why are you an NeuroSleep Diagnostics • Soft Touch Car Wash & Pearl St. Express Lube tha Teitzel. Ambassador? I have grown Lewis County Roller Sports • AlmostDailyNews.com up in Lewis County and want What would others be to help businesses succeed by Friends of the Chehalis Community Renaissance • Chehalis Collision Center Inc. surprised to know about contributing where I can to Brianna's Place Salon & Wellness Spa • Abundance Vintage you? I love going to see my help our community thrive The Glass Guru of Centralia/Chehalis 91 year old grandma, Esther and grow.

Upcoming Chamber Events

Rob Fuller Scholarship Luncheon, Monday, May 13, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Great Wolf Lodge, Centralia The Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce scholarship fund, now known as the Rob Fuller Scholarship, was developed to encourage and promote educational opportunities for Chamber members. In 2011, The Chamber of Commerce changed the name of the scholarship to honor long-time Lewis County resident, president of Fuller’s Inc. and philanthropist Rob Fuller, who passed away in 2011 from lung cancer. This scholarship was made possible through the generous contributions from local Chamber member businesses. Two scholarships may be awarded for up to $750 each. Ribbon Cutting at Brianna’s Place and Salon, Tuesday, May 14, noon 91 S.W. Chehalis Ave., Chehalis Business After Hours, Thursday, May 16, 6-7:30 p.m. Hosted by TwinStar Credit Union Centralia, 1320 S. Gold St., Centralia Please note the time change! Join us at TwinStar Credit Union for a FIESTA! Help celebrate the completion of our newly remodeled Centralia branch. Come hungry and thirsty. Food provided by Casa Ramos. Lots of great prizes will be given away including four Mariners tickets. Receive a free gift just for attending. 2

Directory CHAMBER STAFF Wheatgrass: Delicious, Alicia Bull Executive Director [email protected]

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Chris Dupont TransAlta Allergies Can Be Helped With Chiropractic Care By Rhonda Dunnington, fix the blame squarely on the potential allergens, we locate overflows. Christine Fossett Rochester Chiropractic Center nut, dander, shellfish or pollen. and reduce the disturbances we When that happens, people The Chronicle Chiropractic care doesn’t But not everyone reacts. find in your nervous system. say they’re having an allergic treat allergies. So, why do so What is it? A Full Bucket reaction. But what they’re really Rob Hill Your nervous system is the Each of us was born with the many people with allergies saying is, “I’ve lost my ability to City of Centralia mention that they see master system that orchestrates capacity to withstand or adapt improvement by receiving care your immune system, glandular to stress. If we’re unable to deal adapt. My bucket is full.” Merlin McReynold in our practice? system, respiratory system and with things we eat, breathe or Chiropractic: Nervous City of Chehalis There are many signs of an every other system that reacts come into contact with it may System allergic reaction. Itchy eyes. inappropriately to an allergen. be because our ability to adapt is So, we don’t treat allergies. Deanne Putman Runny nose. Sneezing. Skin Normally, these systems help maxed out. We look for ways to restore your Allstate Insurance/Putman Agency rash. More serious reactions you respond and adapt to the Pretend that this bucket ability to adapt to allergens can include constricted air world around you. But suffering represents your capacity to by locating and reducing Suzie Mitchell passageways, vomiting and even from uncontrollable sneezing adapt to the physical, emotional disturbances to your nervous Helly Hansen death. All this from a handful of around a house cat is probably and chemical stresses of life. peanuts, an encounter with a cat an inappropriate reaction. Every stressful encounter your system. It’s as simple as that! or microscopic grains of pollen If your nervous system isn’t body faces, fills up your bucket. We’d love to discuss your Jeanell Rasmussen in the air! working right, you don’t work If your bucket is already full and specific allergy issue and how Providence Hospital If everyone reacted to these right. So, rather than direct you encounter pollen, foods or chiropractic may help. Give our common substances, we could our attention to the countless other chemicals, your bucket practice a call at (360) 273-9174. Dave Muller Retired Girls Night Out .... Ron Sturza Sunbird Shopping Center

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Visit Rochester Chiropractic of island fun. Music starts at 8 and beauty experience. We New to the farm this year more and many standard ink p.m., but come early as we have a are located inside the Chehalis are chickens! Our 5 hens are colors offer just as unique and Center at Spring Youth Fair special gift to the first 100 guests. Thorbeckes. Our salon is located laying fresh brown eggs which professional look as their more Visit Rochester Chiropractic We will be serving up LandShark downstairs on the North side of are available for purchase at the expensive, customer-mixed Center at Spring Youth Fair ales specials and a special menu the building, in a spacious 1300sf, Thrift store. cousins. Spring into health with items all night. while our wellness spa is quietly Memorial Day Sale is 50% For more great ideas, stop by Rochester Chiropractic Center at The DevilFish Public House located upstairs above the salon. off everything in the Thrift and visit with Stephanie or one the Spring Youth Fair! Visit our is located at 289 N.W. Chehalis Our services include Hair, Nails, store except the 2004 ST1300 of our other experienced graphic booth at the Spring Youth Fair Ave., Chehalis. Call us at (360) Waxing, Spray Tans, Massage, Honda motorcycle. This touring designers about helping you from May 3 to 5. We will have a 996-4682. No cover on either Reiki, Nutrition Counseling, and motorcycle had only one owner develop a distinctive logo at an free spine screening. events. See you there! Acupuncture. who drove it 300 miles. It is for affordable price. If you already Schedule an exam and any We offer a friendly, fun, and sale for $6,800. Proceeds will be have a logo in mind, we can show needed x-rays for just $20. We Southwest Washington relaxing environment for all used to drill a well, well house you how to use it more effectively look forward to meeting you! clients. We welcome families of and pump on our farm. in your printing materials. Rochester Chiropractic Dance Center Celebrates all ages, and we also offer the Help us to meet our mission Center is located at 18234 Sargent 30 Years option for childcare (up to two to grow empowered and Woodland Estates Lewis Road S.W., Rochester, and can be Southwest Washington hours) while parents relax and employable youth who value Counties Independent reached at (360) 273-9174. Dance Center is celebrating enjoy their services at our facility. learning and education and their 30th anniversary. Currently we offer $5 Friday Kids contribute to their community. Retirement Community Event for Women to Founded in 1982, SWDC is an Haircuts, in hopes to give a more Hyacinth, one of our graduated Are you looking to join a Be Held May 9 incorporated 501(c)3 nonprofit affordable option to families Peer Crew Leaders, will be the retirement community but arts organization dedicated to with children. Walk-ins are first to graduate from High wary of traveling outside Lewis What Women Want, a free professional quality instruction, always welcome in our salon. School in her family in 42 years! County? Woodland Estates evening of wine and inspiration appreciation and presentation of We are excited to be new She plans to attend college as well. Retirement Center (WERC) will be held Thursday, May dance as an art form throughout members of the Chamber, and is able to provide you with all 9, at the new Science Center, Lewis County and greater we are looking forward to the Precision Print and Copy the comforts of home without Centralia College. Networking Southwest Washington. new network opportunities. At Depot in the Fairway Center the hassels that go with home will start at 5:30 p.m., followed by SWDC in conjunction with our ribbon cutting ceremony ownership, with the security of a presentation at 6:30 p.m., and Centralia College Foundation this month we will have special Have you taken a close look at living in a great community. the event will wrap up at 7:15 p.m. will be hosting an Anniversary coupons for all those who attend. your company logo lately? Does Ranging from Studio Discover the tools you Gala at 5 p.m. on Sunday, May We hope to see you there! it look like it came straight out apartments to Cottages and need to have a healthy balance 5, at Corbet Theatre, Centralia the 1980s, or have you kept it up- Townhouses, WERC is able to for your life, loves, leisure and College. The evening will begin WSU Master Gardeners to-date? cater a wide array of budgets and legacy. Together with KeyBank, with a champagne/sparkling to Have Plant Sale An outdated logo can make lifestyles. Available to residents Thorbeckes FitLife Center cider/hors d’oeuvres reception you look stagnant and stale in the are numerous activities, exercise and the Centralia College in the lobby along with a silent Save the date for the Annual minds of prospective customers. classes, movie nights, bingo Foundation, we cordially invite auction and raffle. Plant Sale benefiting the Lewis precision Printing & Copy Depot games, arts & crafts, regular you to feed your mind, body and The culmination of the County Master Gardeners has brought on board Stephanie church services as well as many business soul. Gala will be a performance on program from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sweeny, a graphic designer, who excursions to visit local sites and To RSVP, please email the stage of Corbet Theatre. on May 18 and from 10 a.m. to 1 has expanded her education in shopping. Breakfast, lunch & [email protected]. Performers will include p.m. on May 19. The sale will be designing logos. She can you to dinners are served daily in our Southwest Washington Dance held in a new location this year update your logo. beautiful dining room, along Sign Pro Relaunches Website, Ensemble, Creative Movement at the Southwest Washington If your company is with special buffet dinners on Has Ready-Made Signs dance class, country singer Chris Fairgrounds Community Events considering a logo update, here Easter, Mothers Day, etc. for Guenther, Robin Chadwick and Building. are some tips to help: residents and their families. Available Lynn Lewis playing the 7 and 9 Master Gardeners from Choose a logo that looks WERC also has the facilities Springtime is here! We, at foot grand pianos, popular local Lewis County have been growing good, large or small. This will to host many events ie: public Sign Pro have lots of good things singing duo Shawn Peters and vegetables, annual flowers, allow more variety in your ads meetings, small weddings happening in our corner of the Rick Stockdale, the Adna High perennials, trees, shrubs, berries, and other printed materials. and receptions, baby showers, Fairway Shopping Center located School Percussion Band and herbs, LOTS OF TOMATOES, Keep it simple. Just look at business seminars or business between Centralia and Chehalis. more. and beautiful garden crafts IBM and Apple. Their logos are luncheons, birthday or holiday We are excited about the All net proceeds from the at GREAT prices just for your simple but memorable. celebrations. Ample free parking Gala will be shared by the Corbet Lewis County yard. Use standard ink colors. recent update and re-launch of BIZZ BUZZ our website: www.signpro100. Theatre Enhancement Fund and Don’t be fooled and plant Custom-mixed inks cost please see , page 4 com. In addition to a clean, the SWDC Scholarship Fund. before the Centralia-Chehalis updated look, our new site now Tickets are $25 per person or frost free date of May 15th! allows us to share with viewers $20 for seniors and are available Forty youth and adults TITLE GUARANTY CO. attended two sessions on mason the projects we are working on. online at www.swwdance.org, of Lewis County We are constantly amazed by our Southwest Washington Dance bees which included pollinizing creative and inspiring clientele Center and Book n Brush in and assembling a medium-sized and are happy to help bring their Chehalis, Hall’s Drug and The mason bee house at the 12th vision to life! Our site also has lots Hanke House in Centralia. Annual Chehalis Basin Youth of information for the consumer For more information, call Conference held at Centralia to browse through, the ability to the Dance Center at (360) 748- College. The kids were from a upload files to us and receive an 4789 or visit www.swwdance.org. variety of schools ranging from TiTle insurance and escrow online quote from us is another 3rd to 8th grades. All of the When Buying, Selling or Reinancing classes focused on native natural handy change. Check it out! We Looking for a Tasty Night Specify Title Guaranty For Title Insurance & Escrow are here in the shop ready to go resources. thru samples and personally talk Out? Chef’s Night Out 360-748-0001 with you as well. Is Your Answer Growing Places Farm Has CSA, Title Fax: 360-748-9867 Escrow Fax: 360-740-7892 A reminder too, that we have Things are really cooking up Community Garden a large selection of ready-made 200 NW Paciic • Chehalis • www.titlegco.com for the 5th Annual Chef’s Night Want to be a part of our non- signs on hand just waiting to Out fundraising event, hosted by Agent for: Chicago Title Insurance, First American Title Insurance, profit community Farm? Join CH495571sl.ke be put to use. We offer a nice United Way of Lewis County. On and Stewart Title Insurance selection of signs ranging from Growing Places Farm and Thrift Saturday, June 22nd, some of our Store by purchasing a share of the always practical “For Sale” community’s most extraordinary and “No Parking” signs to more the farm for $6.25 per person, per culinary talent will fill the Event week; up to 14 weeks. In exchange, humorous offerings you’ll have Center at Lucky Eagle Casino, Explore Your Insurance Options to see for yourself. you will receive locally grown leaving your taste buds craving Call us for a quote 800-321-1878 or 736-1234 We are open from 8am to vegetables planted, cultivated, more. and harvested by our youth crew. Business • Personal • Home • Auto • Flood • Earthquake • Life 5pm Monday thru Friday. Stop As a guest at Chef’s Night by and say hello! Pick up your vegetables each Out, you’ll have the chance week at the Thrift store, 515 A to experience and indulge Harrison Ave., Centralia. As the Celebrate Spring at in outstanding creations season progresses you will also DeGoede’s Bulb Farm from participating chefs and receive herbs and fruit berries. LLC in Mossyrock restaurants and casting votes for Join us at the farm for your favorite dishes! Who will your own plot, often called a The tulip fields at DeGoede’s come out as Lewis County’s Next Community Garden or Pea Bulb Farm in Mossyrock are in Top Chef? Find out at Chef’s Patch. Cost is $10 a month. full bloom! The show garden and Night Out! Frost-free day in Centralia is 118 West Pine Street, Centralia fields are open to the public free The fundraising event also May 15, so you still have time to Also located in Olympia & Vancouver CH495578sl.ke of charge every day from dawn to features a live auction, chock-full get a garden planted. 800-321-1878 or 360-736-7601 • www.nicholson-insurance.com dusk. of unique experiences to bid on, a Stop by the Farm located at The retail shop is open silent auction, a mouth-watering 2905 Sawall Ave, Centralia and from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday array of delectable desserts YOU PICK. through Saturday and is closed available at your fingertips, and on Sundays. Refreshments are a rapid Quickfire Challenge to provided free of charge. kick it up a notch! To get your tickets today, Mother’s Day at DevilFish visit www.lewiscountyuw.com/ chefs-night-out, or call United Spring Sports to Include Jazz Trio Way at (360) 748-8100. Tickets Give thanks to the woman are just $50/person and space who has put up with you all these is limited. You won’t want to years through good and bad! miss this evening full of prime The DevilFish Public House culinary talent! Proceeds from Chef’s Night Out benefit the Banner Special will be celebrating this sacred holiday with live jazz music with many health and human service the return of The Russ Hubley organizations in Lewis County, Jazz Trio on from 3 to 6 p.m. inspiring hope and creating long- $5.00/sq. foot on Sunday, May 12. We’ll be lasting changes in the lives we bringing on some very special touch and our community. We love to sponsor local teams! beers for this day. You’ll have to see these to believe the theme! Brianna’s Place Salon & Artwork charges may apply. Calling all Parrotheads: Get your fins on! The DevilFish is Wellness Spa excited to welcome Dave Calhon, We are a new salon opened the King of TropZone Music, to in January 2013. We expanded Chehalis. We will be bringing in our already established wellness summer DevilFish style. Break spa, by adding a full service www.signpro100.com out your flip flops, Hawaiian salon with the desire to offer shirts and bikini tops for a night our clients a better wellness Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 360.736.6322 4 Bizz Buzz Networking Events Continued from page 3 is available. Chamber Forum We would like to invite everyone who is thinking about The Chamber Forum was retirement or who knows a held April 8 at O’Blarney’s Irish friend about to retire to come Pub in Centralia. Dick Larman, and just visit and let us give you executive director of the Lewis a tour. Cal (360) 748-0095 or County Economic Development visit us at 2100 Woodland Circle, Council, was the featured speak- Chehalis, behind Steck Medical er. on Interstate Ave. Our staff is looking forward to helping you. Debbie’s Boutique Raises $5,500 for Human Response Network and United Way of Lewis County Hello and happy spring from Debbie’s Boutique. I want to first off say a HUGE thank you to everyone for their awesome support of the 2nd annual Sundress to Impress. The event this year was held at Brownstone Coffee Lounge, was sponsored by Pacific Mobile Structures of Chehalis and Debbie’s Boutique of Centralia and was hosted by Debbie’s Boutique. This year we took in over $5,500 of which ALL the proceeds went to Human Response Network and United Way of Lewis County. This was possible in thanks to all of you Edna Fund shows off the prizes who attended (with $5 of each she won for the Rob Fuller Schol- ticket being donated) as well arship Fund drawing, held at as over 40 items being donated each Forum. by local businesses and private parties for the silent auction and At right: Forum attendees listen random chance drawings. as Dick Larman talks about the Miss Lewis County was economic health of Lewis County. our entertainment singing her winning number from 2013 MLC Pageant, and our special guest was fashion designer Bri Seeley from LA who presented her new Business After Hours spring line. Mackinaws of Chehalis Business After Hours was catered a fabulous lunch and held April 18 at the Veterans dessert cupcakes were made by Memorial Museum in Chehalis. Black Hills Bakery of Centralia. The event was well-attended and Brownstone did a wonderful prizes were raffled off, including job of getting ALL those drinks a business membership for a year out for us in record time. There to the museum. were many beautiful models and volunteers who made this happen. Again, a huge thank you. Next, I want to say thank you for the fun time being a part of the annual Girls Night Out in downtown Centralia sponsored by TransAlta and The Chamber of Commerce. Thank you so much for making this happen. Spud Downie talks to Commissioner Edna Fund, Attendees enjoy food provided by Katrina’s Cater- What a fun fun evening for those right, and Shari McFarland, Chamber Ambassa- ing. The spread included tasty barbeque sandwiches, in attendance and the merchants dor. cheesecake and vegetables. who participated. Keep watching the Bizz Buzz, the Chamber news and The Chronicle for lots of upcoming The next Business After Hours is Thursday, May 16, local events throughout this Spring and Summer. 6-7:30 p.m. Hosted by TwinStar Credit Union Centralia, Veterans Memorial Museum Ex- The Chronicle Launches ecutive Director Chip Duncan 1320 S. Gold St., Centralia New Publication pauses for a photo with Chamber Executive Director Alicia Bull. Please note the time change The Chronicle is excited to announce that beginning in June, we will begin production Ribbon Cutting on a weekly publication called NewsBites. This project has been Washington Federal celebrated in the works for the past couple the opening of their new build- of months, but now with more ing at 110 N. Pearl St., Centralia, than 100 distribution locations with a ribbon cutting on April 11. throughout the county on board, Several prizes were given away we are ready to launch! including a television. Big T BBQ We are offering an advertising of Centralia provided a free BBQ package that not only includes lunch and Costco donated a cake. an ad in NewsBites, but also a Power Listing in marketplace on chronline.com as well as an ad every Saturday on the business card page in The Chronicle. Join us for the next That’s three different target Ribbon Cutting markets that would be reached for one reasonable monthly rate. at Brianna’s Place Please call The Chronicle’s advertising manager, Brian and Salon, Tuesday, Watson, at 360-807-8219 if you May 14, noon located have any questions or to reserve space in the inaugural edition. at Space is limited, and ads will be booked on a first come, first 91 S.W. Chehalis Ave., serve basis. We look forward to Chehalis a successful partnership with Chamber members on this exciting new project. 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Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Thanks for the Quality Stewardship, President Walton Today, Centralia College and World War II. recognition. Under his watch, fessional staff despite extremely offers a four-year degree and Our Views We fondly remember Presi- along with the infrastructure difficult budget cuts these past shows off a sparkling campus, 10,000. It has come a long way. dent Walton’s predecessor Presi- development and the four-year few years. from the new 70,000-square- As President Jim Walton dent Hank Kirk and his many degree (we believe the four-year When Walton hands off the foot Science Center to Corbet repeatedly brags, Centralia Col- years at the helm. Another key degree program would not have college next summer, his suc- Theatre and the Kiser Natural factor is the Centralia College occurred without the tenacious cessor will inherit a college at lege is the oldest continuously Outdoor Learning Lab, with a Foundation, formed in 1982, effort led by Walton), the col- the top of its class. new Student Center and College operating community college in which has more than $12 mil- lege has an aggressive, progres- When asked what he will Commons up next for develop- the state. lion in assets and awarded 212 sive 20-year master plan and is do in retirement, Walton said, ment. A slew of leaders and vi- students $523,000 in scholar- on the leading edge of pushing “Nothing too heavy or serious. I The college is a jewel for sionaries have shepherded the ships this year. online education. need a break.” the county, sitting in the heart college to the high level it now Today, we honor Walton, Paramount is that Walton President Walton, thanks, of Centralia on 30 exquisitely attains. who after taking the top spot at has accomplished so much and enjoy the extra time fish- landscaped acres. Early college pioneers in- the college in 2002, will be retir- in his 11 years at the college, ing, clamming, hiking, golfing, Centralia College opened in clude Margaret Corbet and ing next summer. We place him about half of it during the projects around the home and 1925 as Centralia Junior College Katherine Kemp, who kept among the giants of the Centra- Great Recession. He has been spending time with your grand- with 15 students. Today, the the college moving forward lia College ranks. able to maintain quality, com- daughter. It will be a rest well student body has upwards of through the Great Depression Walton deserves praise and prehensive courses and a pro- deserved. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... Recalling a Life That Has Outlived Its Guarantee I warn you at the beginning, switch. I’ve accomplished most this is about me. Over the years, of the goals that I really wanted, I’ve often taken the time to fill with the exception of becom- out one of those forms we oc- ing rich. Flying, boat-building, casionally see in magazines that acting, writing, making music, claim to be able to predict our gardening, bookselling, serving future life span. You know the the community in public office; ones I mean. You fill out a ques- those activities and many more tionnaire about your current have made it a full life. age, health, lifestyle and family I was at least half responsible history, and then add up all the for bringing two great human scores and the answer will tell beings into the world. My son you how long Matthew and I just returned you can expect from a trip last week to visit his to live. sister, Lisa, who lives with her As nearly as husband and a pair of horses I can remember, outside the small town of Wash- the only answer ington, Ga. Letters to the Editor HOW TO REACH I’ve ever come Admitting the dark side of life ELECTED OFFICIALS up with is that as well as the bright, it’s no secret Chehalis River Buffer Regulations Were Ignored I can expect to that I’ve been married three To the editor: Legislative Hotline: (800) 562-6000 live until I’m 85. By Bill Moeller times, with the corresponding A good friend and retired hook-tender who has spent half I’ll be 85 on three divorces, each of which a lifetime logging the Willapa Hills country revealed what he Sunday, and it carried with it unique highs and observed prior to that catastrophic Chehalis River flood of 2007. 20TH DISTRICT has me worried. What happens lows, strengths and weaknesses. As well as other loggers, he noticed that the buffer strip regula- Lewis County and to me on Monday? Each wife was far above average tions on the upper Chehalis River watershed were ignored. Southwestern Thurston County Whatever, I don’t intend to in intelligence (except for their Another logging crew member mentioned, “The buffer State Sen. John Braun go out quietly. Hopefully I’ll marrying me) and the memories strips were cut so thin, almost to the creek, that what wasn’t cut only improve with age. P.O. Box 40420 be smiling and saying, “Wow! out, blew down.” What a ride!” 85 years! It’s well-nigh im- Olympia, WA 98504-0420 Buffer strips play a major role in preventing flooding condi- phone: (360) 786-7638 I intend to celebrate the possible for anyone in his or her 30s, 40s or even 50s to antici- tions and maintaining the natural environmental habitat along fax: (360) 786-1999 day in grand fashion, weather creeks and are strictly monitored and supervised by state and email: [email protected] permitting. I’ve already put my pate what their lives could be like at 85. Twelve years ago, in Department of Natural Resources forestry officials. deposit down to make one last What do you suppose happens when these regulations and State Rep. Richard DeBolt parachute jump at the Toledo the midst of heart problems, I certainly couldn’t. A pacemaker responsibilities are overlooked or ignored? Folks living in the Pe P.O. Box 40600 airport. I’ve mentioned about as Ell, Dryad and Doty area and all along the upper Chehalis River Olympia, WA 98504-0600 often as Gordon Aadland writes and other wonders of modern valley basin can tell you plenty about that. phone: (360) 786-7896 about Centralia College that I medical science have kept the fax: ( Adding to this situation is another full-blown logging blun- 360) 786-7871 once parachuted behind the en- old ticker ticking ever since. email: [email protected] emy lines in Korea, but I’ve only There’s a program on televi- der also created by forestry officials on the east fork of the Che- made one jump since then. The sion called “Inside the Actors halis. It was that 100-acre logging operation that was screwed State Rep. Ed Orcutt single entry in my log book says Studio” hosted by James Lipton. up from the start. In loggers terminology, it was considered a P.O. Box 40600 that it was in August 2002 when Lipton interviews top actors “winter show” on steep ground. Forestry officials knew it, log- Olympia, WA 98504-0600 I was merely 74. concerning their theories on gers knew it and now you know it. phone: (360) 786-7990 This time, though, I’ll be acting and their particular Another method of timber harvesting other than clear cut- email: [email protected] strapped to another parachut- struggles to become a “star.” At ting definitely should have been considered, but they went with ist in what they call a tandem the end, he invariably asks a clear cutting anyway. Why? There’s more money in it. As a re- 19TH DISTRICT group of questions which never jump. I wanted to repeat the sult, that entire improperly logged 100-acre tract sloughed off Pacific, Wahkiakum and Parts old “Geronimo” leap out the change. the mountain into the east fork of the Chehalis River, depositing One of the questions is, “If of Lewis, Grays Harbor and door by myself, but wiser heads tons of mud, root wads and logs into the river. Cowlitz Counties convinced me that my aging God exists, what would you like The rest of that timber on that mountain that wasn’t logged bones are likely too brittle to him to say to you as you reach is still there. Now, everybody who is somebody involved in that State Sen. Brian Hatfield withstand the abrupt stop at the the pearly gates?” logging dilemma that one way or another caused that historical P.O. Box 40419 end of a jump. The good part is My answer to that one is 2007 Chehalis River flood had this to say, “Don’t look at me!” Olympia, WA 98504-0419 easy. He’d ask me, “Wanna go that there’ll be a period of free I’m not aware that anyone involved in those logging opera- phone: (360) 786-7636 around again?” fax: (360) 786-1446 falling before the ’chute opens, ••• tions had to pay for anything. Obviously, loggers can’t be held and I’ve never done that. email: [email protected] Bill Moeller is a former enter- responsible; they’re just doing what they are instructed to do. It It’s been a darned good life tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city appears landowners, the state lands commissioner and forestry State Rep. Brian Blake so far. I’ve seldom had to do any council member, paratrooper and supervisors had a hand in it. P.O. Box 40600 actual labor tougher than lifting pilot living in Centralia. He can be Are they going to get off scott free because of a flimsy excuse Olympia, WA 98504-0600 a tone arm off a spinning record reached at bookmaven321@comcast. of bad weather that day? Certainly, taxpayers can’t be expected phone: (360) 786-7870 and pushing a microphone net. to pay for any part of those logging flubups. For the most part, fax: (360) 786-1276 federal and state funding programs are picking up most of the email: [email protected] tab for flood victims in the Chehalis River corridor. First Amendment Center Quote of the Day Some of that is taxpayer money, and now a dam in the upper State Rep. Dean Takko Chehalis River area near Pe Ell is to be built and Gov. Jay Inslee P.O. Box 40600 Olympia, WA 98504-0600 “I have cherished the ideal of a democratic has already allotted $28 million of taxpayer money for this proj- phone: (360) 786-7806 ect, including a $9 million feasibility study. fax: (360) 786-7210 and free society in which all persons live We have already had several studies. Why more? It appears email: [email protected] together in harmony and equal opportunity.” some politicians think they have found a gold mine in the pock- ets of taxpayers.

Nelson Mandela Art Reynolds former South African president, 1964 Chehalis

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Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens LEWIS COuNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE Wednesday. The driver, later revealed the scooter had been CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Domestic Violence identified as Andrews, was stolen from Portland, and An- Snacking Leads to Possession of Assault • A 16-year-old boy was ar- using one hand to drive be- drews was booked into jail. rested and booked into the Lewis Stolen Property Arrest cause she was using the other She will also be referred for • Craig A. Olson, 51, Centra- County Juvenile Detention Cen- • Kristina M. Andrews, 43, to eat from a bag of Doritos. third-degree driving while li- lia, was arrested and booked into ter for two counts of domestic- Vancouver, Wash., was arrest- The deputy pulled Andrews cense suspended. jail for second-degree assault af- violence assault on the 700 block over, and found she had no ed and booked into the Lewis Burglary ter he allegedly hit his neighbor of Marsh Avenue at 8:21 a.m. County Jail for suspected pos- bill of sale, no registration or in the head with a baseball bat at Tuesday. a license plate for the scooter. • A burglary to a storage shed session of stolen property af- 1:11 p.m. Wednesday on the 300 The ignition to the moped had at the Mineral Creek Cemetery block of West Magnolia Street. Burglary ter she was contacted by police also been removed, and the was reported at 6 p.m. Monday. on Interstate 5 near milepost The victim sustained a cut to his • A chain saw was stolen wires had been taped together. During the burglary, which oc- from a shop on the 2400 block of 76 in Chehalis. A deputy was head and was transported to the Andrews told the deputy she curred sometime in the past hospital. Seward Avenue. The burglary was driving northbound on I-5 did not think the situation was three weeks, about $160 worth reported at 8:34 a.m. Tuesday. and saw her driving a moped • Charles C. Bangs, 30, Cen- odd, and said she had recently of items, including gas, gas canstralia, was arrested and booked scooter amd swerving all over and hand tools, were reportedly Forgery bought the scooter from her into the Lewis County Jail for the lane at about 6:30 p.m. friend. Further investigation stolen. fourth-degree assault at 4:45 • Someone reported the theft p.m. Wednesday on the 1000 of a business check on the 100 block of West Main Street at block of South Tower Avenue. Crime Stoppers of Lewis County 10:17 a.m. Tuesday. The check Theft was used in Longview to pur- Theft Investigation in Centralia • A white travel trailer with chase more than $600 in mer- Washington license 1581RV was chandise. The suspect is known, Crime Stoppers of Lewis County and the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office reported stolen from the 1000 and the investigation into the are seeking your assistance in a theft investigation. Between March 31 and block of Airport Road. A full- forgery is ongoing. April 11, someone stole items out of a boat located in the 1200 block of Es- sized red Dodge pickup truck hom Road, Centralia. The following items were stolen: was seen towing it away around CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT 2 p.m. Wednesday. • Suzuki kicker motor, 9.9 hp, dark with gold • Four crab pots, one dark blue and three black Suspicious Woman stripe in color Graffiti • Someone called police at 1 • Marine band radio, black in color • Three fishing knives, large black fishing net and • Police took a report of graf- p.m. Tuesday to report a woman • Garmin GPS, model 230, black in color, with 16 gallons of gasoline fiti on no-parking signs on the who was “out of control and just antenna • Lamiglass fishing pole, dark purple pole with 2200 block of North Tower Av- acting weird” on the 1000 block • Garmin depth finder, black in color Penn Levelwind reel enue at 8:47 p.m. Tuesday. of Northwest State Avenue. The • Uniden CB radio • Three Shimano deep sea fishing poles, two • A woman called police at woman also apparently grabbed • Two Cannon manual downriggers and five with Shimano reels and one with a Penn reel 3:56 p.m. Tuesday to report her the caller, gave her a hug, and downrigger weights • Two Plano tackle boxes with miscellaneous fence on the 100 block of East told her that she was cute. An of- • Tasco binoculars, dark gray in color tackle Roanoke Street had been tagged ficer responded but what unable • Interstate marine battery with spray paint. to locate the suspicious woman. • A woman called police at ••• This theft is valued at approximately $5,000. 9 a.m. Tuesday to report that By The Chronicle Staff If you have information about the location of this property or the person responsible for stealing someone had spray painted her Please call news reporter Stepha- it, don’t delay. Call right away. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information leading to the car on the 1300 block of Wind- nie Schendel with news tips. She can clearance of this crime or any other crime. Call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-748-6422 or report on- sor Avenue sometime during the be reached at 807-8208 or sschen- line at www.lewiscountycrimestoppers.org. Remember, you never have to leave your name. night. [email protected]. Tipsters 3406, 3413, 3415, 3424, 3426, 3429, 3442, 3447, 3448, 3458, please call Crime Stoppers for reward information. The only independent and locally owned funeral home Public Service Announcement in Centralia-Chehalis. NEWELL-HOERLING’s MORTUARY CH495577sl.ke FOOD ESTABLISHMENT INSPECTION SCORES 205 W Pine Street, Centralia 360-736-3317 est. 1907 From the Lewis County Public Health Department Three generations of our family serving your family since 1922 Food Establishments With Violations: Red Blue Total inspection. (5 blue) Morton Junior/Senior High School 0 5 5 Inspection: April 24 The three-compartment sinks in the gymnasium bernard john carter kitchen and the main kitchen are both directly drained. Playa el Dorado, Centralia 15 0 15 September 11, 1927 - april 17, 2013 They are to be indirectly drained. (5 blue) Nobody in the establishment had current food worker Bernard J. Carter passed He is survived by his Inspection: April 26 cards. This was noted in the last inspection and has not away peacefully on April loving wife of 63 years, been corrected. Please correct within one week and ei- 17, 2013 a the age of 85 in Ruby R. (Harrington) Centralia, Wash. Carter; his and Ruby’s two Dawn’s Delectables, Centralia 15 0 15 ther bring copies to the Health Department or fax copies He was born Sept. sons and two daughters, to (360) 740-1472. (5 red) Clam chowder was found at 130.4 F. and must be at 11, 1927, in the town of Edward (Pam), Jerry 140 F. or higher at all times. This is being reheated to 165 The server hand wash sink was still blocked by the Lind, Wash., to Edward (Katie), Cheryl (Ed) F. (5 red) bleach bucket (previously discussed) and had no soap. and Myrtle (Hamilton) Stanley and Teresa (Tom) Carter. He graduated Wiswell; grandchildren, Several items were found cold holding between 44.4 The kitchen hand wash sink had no paper towels and a cloth towel was being used. Both sinks must be un- from Naches High School Jessie, James, Joseph F. and 51.6 F. and must be 41 or below at all times. Milk in 1944 and immediately and Elizabeth Carter, and cream will be discarded and unit was adjusted to obstructed, with hot running water, soap and paper towels. (10 red) joined the United States John and Cheri Stanley, hold colder temperatures. Please monitor frequently. (10 Navy. He served his Kyle, Cortney and red) Inspection: April 22 country in World War II, Nicole Wiswell; great- Inspection: April 26 Korea and Vietnam wars. grandchildren, Jayce, Olympic Elementary, Chehalis 10 10 20 He retired from the Navy Hayden, Riley and Kaylee Indirect drain is required on the dishwasher and two- in Feb. 1968, serving Carter. White Pass Elementary, Randle 0 5 5 faithfully for 24 years, 6 A memorial service will Dishwasher final rinse sanitizer solution had to be compartment sink. Please correct by September. (5 blue) months. be held on Sunday, May replenished and reprimed. This was corrected during the Inspection: April 24 After retiring from the 5, 2013 at 11:30 a.m., at Navy, he went to work for American Legion Post Food Establishments With Perfect Scores: Centralia City Light. He 17, Centralia, WA 98531. Centralia Alternative Program, South Tower Chevron, Centralia American Legion Post 171, Mineral retired from City Light in Luncheon to follow. Chehalis The Rusty Bike Cafe, Centralia Headquarters Tavern, Mineral 1989, and went into full To view this obituary, please go St. Joseph School, Chehalis Pizza Hut, Centralia Mossyrock Horse & Riders, Silver retirement. to chronline.com/obituaries. Pope’s Kids Place, Centralia Good Health Cafe, Centralia Creek Washington Elementary, Centralia Cispus Learning Center, Randle ••• must be corrected at the time of in- peated within an 18 month period is carLton F. noYeS Editor’s note: spection. Blue violations relate to considered a high risk and must be These figures are december 20, 1927 - april 17, 2013 derived from inspections conducted overall cleanliness and operational reinspected. An establishment that conditions and must be corrected by receives 75 red points or 100 total by the Lewis County Public Health Pamela McKinney, established deadlines or by the next points (red and blue) on a routine in- Candice (Dan) Fetch, Department’s Food Safety Program. routine inspection. spection or 40 red points on a repeat Trisha (Mike) Hagstrom; Red violations are those most Any establishment receiving 40 inspection will have their food estab- grandchildren, Brock likely to cause foodborne illness and red points or any red point item re- lishment permit suspended. (Chelsea Cardinale) Fetch and Luke (Brooke) Fetch, Kelli Wolden, day, April 30, at Sharon Care Center, Jesica Hagstrom, Death Notices Centralia. A private family graveside Lotteries Angela Hagstrom, Wade • ANDREW WILLIAM LOVITT, 19, Oakville, died will be Monday at Claquato Cemetery, Hagstrom; and great- in Olympia. A celebration of life will be at Chehalis. A memorial service will be at Washington’s Tuesday Games grandchild, Violet Wesen. noon Saturday at the Assembly of God 11 a.m. Monday at Mountain View Bap- Mega Millions: 21-30-34-39-49, 43 Carlton is preceded Church, U.S. Highway 12 and First Street, tist Church, 1201 Belmont Ave., Centralia. Next jackpot: $114 million in death by his parents; Arrangements are under the direction and brother, Milton Oakville. Arrangements are under the di- Match 4: 06-08-19-24 rection of Coleman Mortuary, Hoquiam. of Brown Mortuary Service, Chehalis. Noyes of Raymond, Daily Game: 6-1-0 • DORA F. CLINE, 89, Winlock, died Tues- • JAMES WESLEY PHILLIPS, 66, Morton, Wash. day, April 30, at Community Health and died Monday, April 29, at Grayland. A Keno: 02-03-05-10-16-20-23-26-30- Carlton was a 34-35-51-52-54-56-59-61-62-74-76 Hospice, Longview. Viewing will be at 9 graveside memorial service will be at 1 Carlton F. Noyes, devoted husband, a.m. Friday at Cattermole Funeral Home, p.m. Saturday at Rainey Valley Cemetery, 85, passed away beloved father and Winlock, followed by a service at 11 a.m. Glenoma, with a potluck following at Wednesday, April 17, grandfather. He will be at the Cattermole chapel. Burial will fol- the Randle Fire Hall. Arrangements are Commodities deeply missed. low at Winlock Cemetery, and then a under the direction of Brown Mortuary 2013 surrounded by his Gas in Washington — $3.63 (AAA of children at Providence At his request luncheon at the social hall of the Win- Service, Morton. Washington) there will be no lock Methodist Church. Arrangements • GERALD EDWARD CARL GOBLE JR., 72, Ran- Centralia Hospital. He Crude Oil — $90.91 per barrel (CME was born Dec. 20, 1927 services. Cremation are under the direction of Cattermole. dle, died Tuesday, April 30, at Capital Group) arrangements are • JERRY L. BREWER, 91, Winlock, died Medical Center, Olympia. Viewing will to Joseph (Vivian) and Gold — $1,460 (Monex) Sadie Noyes. under the direction Monday, April 29, at Providence St. Peter be 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday at Newell-Hoer- Silver — $23.63 (Monex) of Newell-Hoerling’s Hospital, Olympia. At the request of the ling’s Chapel, Centralia. A graveside ser- Carlton, a longtime deceased, no services will be held. Ar- resident of Centralia, Mortuary, Centralia. vice will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Silver Donations can be rangements are under the direction of Creek Cemetery, Randle. Arrangements Corrections was employed by Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. are under the direction of Newell-Hoer- the Centralia Fire made to Riverside • MARTHA MAY METZENBERG, 94, Puyal- ling’s Mortuary, Centralia. A story in the April 30 edition Department from 1950 Authority Fireighters lup, formerly of Chehalis, died Monday, • CLYDE CLIFFORD WILSON, 79, Tenino, of The Chronicle included incor- until 1981 where he Associations, 1818 April 29, in Puyallup. A graveside service died Saturday, April 27, at Providence Harrison Ave., rect information. The Kid’s Hour retired as ire chief. Centralia, WA 98531. will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Claquato St. Peter Hospital, Olympia. A graveside at the Historic Lewis County He is survived by his Cemetery, Chehalis. Arrangements are service will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday Farmers Market will be hosted wife of 63 years, Beverly; under the direction of Sticklin Funeral at Forest Grove Cemetery, Tenino. Ar- brother, Clinton Noyes To view this obituary, please Chapel, Centralia. rangements are under the direction of by teachers from the Evergreen of Centralia; his children, go to chronline.com/obituaries. • IRENE SMITH, 91, Centralia, died Tues- Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. Academy of Arts and Sciences. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 2, 2013 • Main 9 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Women’s Groups For Three, Bomb Suspect’s North Korea Sentences Hit Administration U.S. Man to 15 Years; for Appealing Order Analyst Calls Him Lifting Age Limits on Friendship Leads to Charges ‘Bait’ For High-Profile Morning-After Pill By Allen G. Breed and Denise Lavoie American Visit WASHINGTON (AP) — The The Associated Press SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Obama administration’s decision BOSTON — Just hours be- ‘‘Tsarnaev’s return texts contained ‘lol’ and A Korean American detained for to appeal a court order lifting fore one of the Boston Marathon six months in North Korea has age limits on purchasers of the suspects and his brother alleg- other things Kadyrbayev interpreted as jokes been sentenced to 15 years of hard morning-after pill set off a storm edly gunned down a campus labor for “hostile acts” against of criticism from reproductive such as ‘you better not text me’ and ‘come police officer, authorities say the state, the North’s media said rights groups, who denounced it he exchanged a series of text to my room and take whatever you want.’’’ Thursday — a move that could as politically motivated and a step messages with a friend who’d trigger a visit by a high-profile backward for women’s health. become suspicious after seeing according to FBI affidavit American if history is any guide. “We are profoundly disappoint- what looked like a familiar face Kenneth Bae, a Washington ed. This appeal takes away the being flashed on television. state man described by friends promise of all women having time- Tsarnaev informed him and wound up in a landfill, where it as a devout Christian and a tour Dias Kadyrbayev, a student Kadyrbayev “that he knew how was discovered by law enforce- ly access to emergency contracep- at the University of Massachu- operator, is at least the sixth to make a bomb.” That is sig- ment officers last week, authori- tion,” Susannah Baruch, Interim setts Dartmouth, texted his col- American detained in North nificant because, before he was ties said. In the backpack were President & CEO of the Reproduc- lege buddy Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, Korea since 2009. The others advised of his rights not to speak fireworks that had been emptied tive Health Technologies Project, saying he looked like one of the eventually were deported or said in a statement late Wednesday. bombing suspects. with authorities, the 19-year-old of their gunpowder. released without serving out “It is especially troubling in “Tsarnaev’s return texts con- bombing suspect allegedly said Investigators have not said their terms, some after trips light of the Food and Drug Ad- tained ‘lol’ and other things that his older brother had only whether the pressure cooker to Pyongyang by prominent ministration’s move yesterday Kadyrbayev interpreted as jokes recently recruited him to be part bombs used in the attacks were Americans, including former to continue age restrictions and such as ‘you better not text me’ of the attack. made with gunpowder extract- U.S. presidents Bill Clinton and ID requirements, despite a court and ‘come to my room and take ed from fireworks. Jimmy Carter. order to make emergency con- whatever you want,’” an FBI THREE PEOPLE WERE killed and With already abysmal U.S.- traception accessible for women agent wrote in an affidavit. more than 260 wounded on THE LAWYERS FOR the Kazakh North Korean ties worsening of all ages. Both announcements, Those texts set off a series of April 15 when two bombs ex- students said their clients had since a long-range rocket-launch particularly in tandem, highlight events that on Wednesday led to ploded near the marathon’s fin- nothing to do with the bombing more than a year ago, Pyong- the administration’s corner-cut- Kadyrbayev and his roommate ish line. Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, and were just as shocked by the yang is fishing for another such ting on women’s health,” Baruch Azamat Tazhayakov, natives of died after a gunfight with po- crime as everyone else. Phillipos’ meeting, said Ahn Chan-il, said. “It’s a sad day for women’s Kazakhstan, being charged with lice days later. Younger brother attorney, Derege Demissie, said head of the World Institute for health when politics prevails.” conspiring to destroy emptied fire- Dzhokhar was captured and re- outside court: “The only allega- North Korea Studies think tank The FDA on Tuesday had works and other evidence linking mains in a prison hospital. tion is he made a misrepresenta- in South Korea. lowered the age at which people their friend to the deadly April 15 tion.” “North Korea is using Bae as can buy the Plan B One-Step blasts. Robel Phillipos, who gradu- ACCORDING TO THE FBI account, The Kazakh students did bait to make such a visit happen. morning-after pill without a pre- ated from Cambridge Rindge and just hours after surveillance cam- not request bail at a court hear- An American bigwig visiting scription to 15 — younger than Latin High School with Tsarnaev era photos of the two suspects ing and will be held for another Pyongyang would also burnish the current limit of 17 — and de- in 2011, was charged with lying were flashed around the world hearing May 14. Phillipos was Kim Jong Un’s leadership pro- cided that the pill could be sold on to investigators about the April 18 April 18, Tsarnaev’s friends sus- held for a hearing on Monday. file,” Ahn said. Kim took power drugstore shelves near the con- visit to his friend’s dorm room to pected he was one of the bombers If convicted, Kadyrbayev and after his father, Kim Jong Il, doms, instead of locked behind retrieve the items. and removed the backpack along Tazhayakov could get up to five died in December 2011. pharmacy counters. It appeared with a laptop from Tsarnaev’s years in prison and a $250,000 to be a stab at compromise that TAZHAYAKOV ALSO TOLD authori- room at UMass Dartmouth. fine. Phillipos faces a maxi- Toll Rises to 430 Dead just made both sides angrier. ties that during a meal about a One of them later threw the mum of eight years behind bars month before the terror attacks, backpack in the garbage, and it and a $250,000 fine. in Bangladesh Building Obama Sees Growing Collapse; Authorities Mexican Economy as a Say 149 Are Still Missing Boost to Overhauling A Tearful Goodbye DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — Rescuers found more bodies Immigration Laws in the concrete debris of a col- WASHINGTON (AP) — lapsed garment factory building President Barack Obama is head- Thursday and authorities say it ed to Mexico with a domestic may take another five days to ambition at the top of his travel clear the rubble. agenda. To sell his immigration In addition to the 430 overhaul back home, he needs a confirmed dead, police re- growing economy in Mexico and port that 149 people are still a Mexican president willing to missing in what has become help him secure the border. the worst disaster for Bangla- Obama was to fly to Mexico desh’s $20 billion-a-year gar- City on Thursday to meet with ment industry. President Enrique Pena Nieto, ea- Maj. Gen. Chowdhury Has- ger to promote Mexico’s economic san Suhrawardy, the command- success and the neighboring coun- er of the area’s army garrison try’s place as the second largest ex- supervising the rescue work, port market for U.S. goods and ser- dismissed reports that up to vices. Mexicans will be hanging on 1,000 people were missing and the president’s words, but Obama accusations from some relatives also has in mind an important au- that authorities are hiding the dience back in the United States. bodies to keep the death toll low. Though the role played by La- “Don’t listen to such rumors,” tino voters in last year’s U.S. presi- he told reporters. dential election gets much credit A mass Muslim funeral was for the current momentum for held Wednesday for 34 victims changing immigration laws and Rod Sanford / The Associated Press whose bodies were too battered providing a path to citizenship for C.J. Richards, 6, salutes while his aunt, Sgt. Ashley Corey, prepares for deployment to Afghanistan as the Michigan Army or decomposed to be identified. 11 million immigrants in the U.S. Cemetery workers have dug sev- illegally, another reason for the National Guard Charlie Company 3/238th General Support Aviation Battalion leaves Grand Ledge, Mich., on Wednes- day. Corey’s mother, Della Corey, comforts Aaryon Johnson, 3, a niece of Sgt. Corey. eral long rows of graves where change in attitudes is that stron- scores more unidentified bodies ger border protections and the are expected to be buried in the recession have been disincentives coming days. to cross into the U.S. As a result, illegal immigration has declined. Immigration Debate Gives Life to Annual Rallies By Elliot Spagat and Raquel Maria Dillon The generally lively gather- with phone calls and faxes at the ‘Off the Charts’: More The Associated Press ings across the country were behest of conservative talk-radio In Kentucky, 5-Year-Old marred late Wednesday as a hosts. Than 133,000 Somalia Shoots, Kills 2-Year-Old LOS ANGELES — Demon- few dozen protesters in Seattle Now, immigrant advocacy Famine Child Deaths strators demanded an overhaul began pelting police with rocks groups are focusing heavily on NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — A BURKESVILLE, Ky. (AP) — of immigration laws Wednes- and bottles and officers re- contacting members of Con- decision by extremists Islamist As Stephanie Sparks cleaned the day in an annual, nationwide sponded with pepper spray and gress, using social media and kitchen, her 5-year-old son, Kris- ritual that carried a special militants to ban food aid and in- “flash bang” grenades — releas- other technology to target spe- ternational donors numb to a se- tian, began playing with a rifle he sense of urgency as Congress ing smoke, a flashing light, and cific lawmakers. Reform Immi- was given last year. She stepped considers sweeping legislation ries of unfolding disasters made a loud noise. Police said there gration for America, a network out onto the front porch, poured that would bring many of the south-central Somalia the most were 13 arrests for property of groups, claims more than 1.2 grease out of a frying pan for the estimated 11 million people liv- dangerous place in the world to dogs and “heard the gun go off,” ing in the U.S. illegally out of damage. million subscribers, including be a child in 2011. a Kentucky coroner said. the shadows. The spurt of violence came recipients of text messages and The first in-depth scien- Authorities said the boy had Thousands joined May Day hours after Seattle’s march for Facebook followers. tific study of famine deaths in fatally shot his 2-year-old sister, rallies in dozens of cities from immigration reform by thou- Somalia in 2011 was released Caroline, in the chest. Concord, N.H., to Bozeman, sands of protesters had ended MANY OF WEDNESDAY’S ral- Thursday. It estimates 133,000 In rural southern Kentucky, Mont. In Salem, Ore., Gov. John and was reminiscent of the gath- lies featured speakers with a children under age 5 died, with far removed from the national de- Kitzhaber was cheered by about ering a year ago when some pro- personal stake in the debate. child death rates approaching bate over gun control, where some 2,000 people on the Capitol testers broke windows and set Naykary Silva, a 26-year-old 20 percent in some communi- children get their first guns even steps as he signed a bill to allow fires. Mexican woman in the country ties. before they start first grade, the people living in Oregon without illegally, joined about 200 peo- That’s 133,000 under-5 accident stunned the community. proof of legal status to obtain THE SIZE OF THE May Day ple who marched in Denver’s deaths out of an estimated 9.3 Kristian’s rifle was kept in a drivers licenses. crowds paled in comparison to spring snow, hoping for legisla- million people. That compares corner of the mobile home, and the massive demonstrations of tion that would ensure medical to 65,000 under-5 deaths in all the family didn’t realize a bullet IN VERMONT, more than 1,000 2006 and 2007, during the last care for her 3-year-old autistic other industrial countries in had been left in it, Cumberland people assembled on the Mont- serious attempt to introduce son. the world, a combined popula- County Coroner Gary White said. pelier Statehouse lawn. And in major changes to the U.S. im- “If you want to do something, tion of 990 million, according to “Down in Kentucky where New York, thousands of demon- migration system. Despite the you do it no matter what,” Silva Chris Hillbruner, a senior food we’re from, you know, guns are strators marched in downtown large turnouts six years ago, said. “There’s still more work to security adviser at FEWS NET, a passed down from generation Manhattan waving banners and many advocates of looser immi- do.” famine warning agency. to generation,” White said. “You banging on drums in a scene gration laws felt they were out- Police in New York re- The Associated Press earlier start at a young age with guns reminiscent of Occupy Wall maneuvered by opponents who strained several demonstrators, reported Monday on the overall for hunting and everything.” Street’s heyday. flooded congressional offices but the marches were peaceful. findings of the report. Main 10 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 2, 2013 LOCAL / FROM THE FRONT

Resign: City Councilors Were Not Amused With ‘Mayorjuana’ Comedy Act Continued from Main 1 that wasn’t my wife,” he told The ken about his use of medical cil meeting. Since the incident, Strawn Chronicle. “Am I embarrassed marijuana. Three days ago, citizen Tom has refused to comment and has Three months later, Strawn about it? Yeah, I’m embarrassed Earlier this year, Strawn took Haase reported to police alleged neither confirmed nor denied was caught in a compromising I got caught kissing a woman ownership of that title, using it trespass and theft of private the theft. At an April 9 meeting, position. that wasn’t my wife.” as a stage name for his newly- property by Strawn. however, city attorney Mark Er- On Sept. 17, the Lacey Police Strawn was not charged in launched side career as a stand- On April 3, Haase told ickson said the mayor admitted Department received a report of the incident. up comedian. the Tenino Police Depart- to taking the sign. a Tenino police officer allegedly The mayor again made head- City councilors were not ment, someone entered his Rit- The mayor also confessed to receiving oral sex inside a car lines, a month later, when he was amused with the mayor’s new ter Street private property and Haase, according to the prop- parked in front of the Christian- given a new title: Mayorjuana. act. The routine — parts of stole a handmade sign that an- erty owner. based Health Wiz Gym. The name, bestowed by which poked fun at Tenino citi- nounced the opening of “May- Haase and his wife Peggy, When police responded, Tenino artist Jaime Hadley, was zens and the city council — was or Marijuana Dispensary and earlier this month, set up the they found Strawn and a female publicized in the form of May- an embarrassment to the city, Clinic.” sign advertising the future site friend in the city vehicle. orjuana T-shirts that featured said councilors Fournier, David Surveillance camera footage for “Mayor Marijuana Dispen- In the aftermath of the inci- Strawn’s face, two pot leaves Watterson, Robert Scribner and from the Jackpot Food Mart, sary and Clinic,” as an April dent, Strawn admitted to mak- and the Hawaiian flag. Strawn — Anderson. which is adjacent to Haase’s Fool’s Day joke. They did so, ing a poor choice but denied the whose criminal record includes In March, Fournier filed a property, showed a person re- Haase said, as a political protest sexual contact allegations. a conviction for marijuana pos- police report that alleged Strawn sembling Strawn taking the sign against what they saw as unfair “The truth is I kissed a girl session — previously had spo- became violent after a city coun- at 4:39 a.m. on April 3. treatment by the city. Robbery: Both Eslick and Longmire Admitted to Their Involvement in Crime Continued from Main 1 lia High School with bolt cutters and told him to burglarize the Johnson is suspected of rob- concession stand. bing the woman and Longmire Eslick allegedly cut the lock was allegedly driving. off the door with bolt cutters Both Johnson and Longmire and stole two full, 5-gallon gas are known to local law enforce- cans, two boxes of soda and a ment for being affiliated with pair of Carhartt overalls, ac- the local gang Tiny Dukes. cording to court documents. He Detective Sgt. Pat Fitzger- then attempted to break into ald said while police were another locked area but was un- searching the house on Tues- successful. Eslick then called the day, they found stolen firearms other two to come pick him, and and other items that police the stolen property, up from the suspect were stolen property school. from several local thefts and During their preliminary burglaries. court appearance, the three He said police are still inves- were charged with first-degree tigating these cases, and they robbery, second-degree burglary may face additional charges. and attempted burglary. John- The third person in the rob- son was also charged with pos- bery, David J. Eslick, 25, of Cen- session of methamphetamine tralia, was later contacted by po- with intent to deliver, possession lice and arrested. of a stolen firearm and unlawful Both Eslick and Longmire possession of a firearm. admitted their involvement in First-degree robbery is a the robbery to police, according class A felony with a maximum Pete Caster / [email protected] to court documents. Eslick also penalty of life in prison. Kaylie J. Longmire, left, makes her initial appearance in Lewis County Superior Court on Wednesday at the Lewis County Law told police that after the robbery, Bail was set at $75,000 for and Justice Center in Chehalis. Longmire, along with David J. Eslick, right, and Anthony F. Johnson, center, were charged with they dropped him off at Centra- each of the suspects. various degrees of burglary and robbery on Wednesday. Calendar: Women Invited to May Friendship Day; Singing and Yodeling Concert Continued from Main 2 N. Market Blvd., Chehalis. For New Generation Ministries. ety will be holding a Swiss Singing corner of Front and Fir streets, Winlock, additional information, call For more information, con- and Yodeling Concert Saturday at (360) 785-3221 At 11 a.m. Saturday, Kevin Dorothy Smith, (360) 996-4320. tact Cooks Hill Community 19 Swiss Picknik Road, Frances. Libraries Flores, of the U.S. Forest Ser- Church, (360) 736-6133. A dinner will be 5-7 p.m. and Free comic book day, for youth grade vice, will give an update on the Historic Lewis County Farmers Mar- the concert at 7:30 p.m. 4 through high school, all day, Winlock LaWisWis Guard Station Pass- ket, 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m., corner of North The concert will feature the En- Pearl and Maple streets, Centralia, (360) Fuchsia Fanciers Beat the Sugar Blues, for adults, reg- port-in-Time restoration project. zian Swiss Ladies Choir, Tacoma; istered nurse Diane Hurley gives ideas Bill Compher and Leslie 736-8977 Funaddicts, rock, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scat- to Hold Annual Sale Maennerchor Edelweiss, Tacoma; on how to gain control over craving for Rousos will be providing live Helvetia-Alpengluhn, Portland; sweets, 1:30 p.m., Chehalis ter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) The Fuchsia Fanciers’ annual music Saturday starting at 1 p.m. 273-2000, ext. 301 and Jodelklub Edelwyss, Portland. May the Fourth Be With You!, for chil- In addition, folk dance instruc- Pre-Mom’s Day Plant Sale will Admission is $12 (dinner in- dren grades 1-6, Star Wars party, 2 p.m., Plant and bake sale, Winolequa be held 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday tion will be available. Garden Club, Winlock, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., cluded), and $6 for youth age 10- Centralia at the Centralia Outlet Mall on Tacos and bingo will be of- corner of Front and Fir streets, Winlock, 15. To purchase tickets, call Joe Organizations fered at 4 p.m. Saturday at the (360) 785-3221 the west side of Interstate 5. Muller, (360) 291-2107. There will be hanging bas- Disabled American Veterans, 1 p.m., Packwood Senior Center. A Libraries American Legion building, 111 W. Main kets, hardies and fuchsia starts Spring Youth Fair, Southwest Wash- craft show will be in the Com- St., Centralia, (360) 245-3357 or (360) Preschool Story Time, for children of trailers and uprights in vari- ington Fairgrounds munity Hall 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sat- 3-6 years, 10 a.m., Chehalis and Salkum 262-9360 urday and 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday. ous sizes, including four packs Spring in Bloom Craft Fair, 9 a.m.- Family Story Time, for children, 10:30 for containers and single plants 3 p.m., St. Timothy Episcopal Church, At noon Saturday will be a speed a.m., Winlock in 2-inch, 4-inch and gallon pots. 1825 SW Snively Ave., Chehalis, 15 knitting contest in the museum. PageTurners book discussion, for There also will be new fuchsias. vendors, homemade pie by the slice, On Sunday, a Native American adults, 12:30 p.m., “Please Look After 748-6510 Thorbeckes Mom,” by Kyong-sook Shin, Winlock Free expert advice and free “A Murder for Old Time’s Sake,’ Mys- Summer-time drumming ceremony at 1 p.m. in potting of container plants will the grade school gymnasium. It tery Dinner Theatre, 7 p.m., event cen- Support Groups be available. Visitors may bring ter, Lucky Eagle Casino, tickets $35 with will feature Grandfather Roy Wil- H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., their own pots or they can buy Players Club card, $40 without, ticket- son, spiritual leader of the Cowlitz Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 soil, a container and their choice master.com or Lucky Eagle box office, Tribe. Joining Wilson will be Patty Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, (800) 720-1788 2013 of fuchsias to have them planted Camps [email protected] Kinswa and her family of Native while they wait. Dancing, Country Four, 7-10 p.m., Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., South Union Grange, 10030 Tilley Road American dancers in full regalia. Pre-ordered fuchsias can be Also on Sunday with be a 1k, Dayspring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson S., Olympia, (360) 352-2135 Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 picked up at the sale. Games Day, traditional and mod- Havin’ a Ball 5k and 10k fun run. The event This fundraiser supports the ern board games, card games, 1 p.m., starts at 10 a.m. at the Packwood Camp Splash maintenance of the Fort Borst Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) Over the Edge Timberland Library. Saturday, May 4 Park Fuchsia Garden, educational 740-0492 A photogenica photo booth displays at local gardening events Funaddicts, rock, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scat- Swimming/Laser Tag will be open at 11 a.m. Proceeds and horticultural scholarships. ter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) Day Camp will be donated to the White Haiti Children’s Village 273-2000, ext. 301 For further information, con- Swim/Laser Tag Day Camp Pass Country Museum. “Disney’s ‘The Jungle Book Kids,’” On- to Benefit From tact Will Gibbs, (360) 983-3354 or Stage Children’s Theatre, 2 p.m., Roxy Member: $15 pp Dave Bliss and Kent Smith Church Fundraiser [email protected]; Theater, Morton, $8. Non-Member: $20 pp will be signing books at the Lyn Carpenter-Kortlever, Broken Tapestry and Light the Fire, museum. Bliss is the author of Cooks Hill Community (360) 985-2274 or shoestringval- Christian music, 7 p.m., Matrix Coffee- “Memoirs of a Packwood Busi- Church will be hosting live, si- [email protected]; or Salli Dahl, (360) house, Chehalis, $6, (360) 740-0492 nessman.” He lives in Scappoose, lent and dessert auctions start- 736-4595 or [email protected]. Gardening workshop, 10 a.m., Provi- Ore. Smith, a Packwood resident, ing at 5:30 p.m. Saturday. dence Place demo garden, container gardening with vegetables and flow- wrote “The Pipsqueak Kid.” The purpose of the event is to ers, no charge, (360) 740-1212 or http:// Other events will include flint raise funds for solar equipment Mountaineers to lewis-mg-mrc.org. knapping, woodworking, wood STARTS for Good Shepherd Children’s Hold Fundraiser Recycling workshop, 10 a.m., Lewis JUNE 25th carving and kids’ activities. County Solid Waste Transfer Station, Village, an orphanage, school, Come in and For additional information, church and a medical clinic in at Senior Center composting basics and options, (360) 740-1451 register today! call Janice Gross (360) 494-4007 or Marose, Haiti. The Merry Mountaineers will Martha Garoutte (360) 494-4031. Items donated for auction Plant and garden sale, 10 a,.m.-2 p.m, Centralia 360 736-1683 be having their annual taco, root Willapa Valley Grange, 290 Camp One Chehalis 360 748-3744 include a three-night rental of a beer float and bingo fundraiser Road, Raymond, (360) 942-8386 Rochester 360 273-0457 Women Invited to vacation condominium, a five- on Saturday beginning at 5 p.m. Plant sale, Friendly Neighbors Gar- www.thorbeckes.com week driver education course, at the Packwood Senior Center. den Club, 9 a.m.-4 p.m, St. Timothy Epis- May Friendship Day several quilts, gravel, tools and Bingo prizes include a base- copal Church, 1826 Snively Ave., Che- (10% off for siblings) tool rental, furniture, music les- halis, perennials, strawberries, tomato Fees due at time of registration. Deadline for CH496120bw.ke Celebration ball basket, football basket, varieties, vegetables, herbs, ground registration is the Friday before each camp. sons, golf packages, oil paintings, kitchen basket, postage stamps, covers and shrubs, (360) 278-3377 There is a limited number of campers per Church Women United is in- stained glass and many other greeting card collection, cash camp. We encourage early sign ups to secure Plant and bake sale, Winolequa your spot. Valid for 2013 Camps Only. viting women of the community items. Al Peterson, Enumclaw, basket, certificate for a free Bob Garden Club, Winlock, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., to share in a May Friendship will be auctioneer. Ross painting class with Bill Day celebration at Westminster Good Shepherd is supported Carnahan and mnay more. Presbyterian Church Friday. by New Generation Ministries, Proceeds will benefit the se- SwiSS Singing & Yodeling ConCert The event will start at noon. a 501 C-3 organization based in nior center. Each women’s group attending is Lynden. More information about For more information, call May 4, 2013 asked to bring a salad and dessert this organization can be found Peggy Hirte-Uhlorn at (360) Dinner 5:00-7:00 PM to share. Beverages, table service on the Internet at hltp:llwww. 494-6331. Concert 7:30 PM and rolls will be furnished. newgenerationhaiti.org/. $12 Per/Person (Dinner Included) The program will include All funds raised will be used $6/Youth (Age 10-15) sharing pennies for the World- for purchase or shipment of so- Swiss Society Plans wide Fellowship of Least Coin lar electric equipment. No funds Singing and Yodeling Contact Joe Muller to purchase tickets: 360-291-2107 project and a special recognition will be retained by Cooks Hill. In of Key Women. addition, no funds will be used Concert Lewis-Paciic Swiss Society The church is located at 349 for administration overhead by The Lewis-Pacific Swiss Soci- 19 Swiss Picknik Rd. • Francis, WA CH496913bw.cg The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 2, 2013 • Main 11

Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations

Voice of the People Excelling at the Keyboard

Temperatures around Lewis County are predicted to reach 80 degrees this weekend for the first time this year. How will you enjoy the warm weather?

“I’m going to have a picnic and enjoy the sunshine.”

Teresa Steffens Chehalis, homemaker

Photograph submitted by Karen Monroe, president, Lewis County Music Teachers Association Matthew Durham, 15, right, was the winner of the March 23 Lewis County Music Teachers playofs. Others, from left, are Judy Meyers, Chehalis; Simon Stehr, 13, Centra- lia; and Karen Monroe, Chehalis. Meyers is Stehr’s instructor, and Monroe is Durham’s instructor. Chehalis Boy Wins Lewis County Music Teacher Playoffs Matthew Durham, 15, Chehalis, was the ence in Wenatchee in June. The judge of the event (and also the ad- “I’ll try not to get winner of the March 23 Lewis County Mu- The alternate winner was Simon Stehr, judicator for the week) was Professor Steven sunburned.” sic Teachers playoffs, held at the Centralia 13, Centralia, who studies with Judy Meyers, Hesla, from the University of Montana. Church of the Nazarene. Chehalis. On May 5, the winner and the alter- Tamira Steffens Durham’s instructor is Karen Monroe, Ranked and unranked honorable men- nate will also play at the District IV Recital Chehalis, writer Chehalis. tion went to: Deter Voetberg, Molly Russell, (Southwest Washington students) with other Twenty-six young pianists from around Miriam Ash, Kellyn Belveal, Rosetta Pat- winners throughout the district. This will the county competed for the honor of rep- terson, Vance Voetberg, Hailey Pettit, Nate be held at the Centralia Nazarene Church at resenting Lewis County at the Washington Birchard, Lilja Voetberg, Emily Allen and 2 p.m. State Music Teachers Association confer- Sadie Brown. Chairwoman of the event is Linda Fast. To submit your story and photograph, e-mail [email protected] or send mail to Voices, The Chronicle, 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. Names in the News th Jefferson-Lincoln Student to Compete in Pageant 6 Annual Spring Samantha Newman, a third-grade student at Jefferson-Lincoln Elementary in Centralia, has been Experience chosen as a state finalist in the National American Chehalis Valley Miss Pageant, to be held Aug. 8-10 at the Hotel Mu- 6 of rano in Tacoma. Washington’s Newman will be competing in the junior pre- Wine Tour “I’ll be working teen division with other girls from Washington. Premium Saturday, May 4th 11-7 pm The winner of the pageant will receive a $1,000 inside.” Wineries Sunday, May 5th 11-6 pm Samantha Newman cash award and the opportunity to compete in the national pageant in California. Chani Lupo pageant • Agate Creek Cellars • Bateaux Cellars Onalaska, librarian contestant Newman’s activities include Girl Scouts, gym- nastics, singing and helping in the community. She • Birchield Winery • Heymann Whinery also enjoys swimming, rollerskating and camping. Her parents are • Scatter Creek Winery Haleigh and Milo Newman. Passport • Wells’ Winery $25 Letter of Thanks 6 Chehalis Valley Wineries will open Lions Club Fishing Derby Supporters Thanked their doors for this 2-day event. To the editor: The Centralia Lions Club would like to thank all the sponsors A variety of wines and hors d’oevres that made the recent fishing derby at Fort Borst Park a success: are available for your enjoyment. The Centralia Parks Department, Washington Department of Sponsor: Fish and Wildlife, Marine Corps League, Crime Stoppers, Sunbirds, Cabela’s, Riverside Fire Department, Reichert’s Meats, Coal Creek Plumbing, Blakely & Hout, Franz Bread Store, Dairy Fresh Farms, CH495651sl.db The Chronicle, Joe Dolezal and, of course, all the little anglers who “I’m going to do came and took part. For more info visit www.chehalisvalleywinetour.com yard work.” It was a great day and we are already making plans for next year. Jackie Searing Ted Held Centralia Lions Club president Chehalis, retired Book ‘n’ Brush bookstore owner tay Informed 807-8203 Subscribe today! la For The A A Ga rts” “ rating 30 Ye Celeb ars 13’ We Invite You To Our Anniversary! Chehalis Ballet Center Southwest Washington Dance Center Friday, Saturday, 1982 - 1995 1995 - 2013 Sunday, May 5th 2013 Corbet Theatre, Centralia College Sunday 5:00 pm Champagne or Sparkling Cider & hors d’oerves Silent Auction and Rafle May 3rd, 4th & 5th 6:30 pm GALA Performance *Proceeds from this Gala Beneit Corbet Theatre Enhancements SWDC Scholarship Fund The Gala performance will include the SWDC Dance Ensemble, local entertainers Chris Guenther, Robin Chadwick & Lynn Lewis, Pre-sale Bonus - 1 Adult Admission Plus 10 Rides - $15.00 Shawn Peters & Rick Stockdale, the Adna High School Jazz & CH495483bw.cg Available APRIL 15th - MAY 3rd at both SHOP ‘N KART Locations

Percussion bands and the Centralia College Art Department. CH496364bw.cg TICKETS: For more information call INFORMATION: $25.00 360.748.4789 $20.00 Seniors (360) 736-9758 Main 12 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 2, 2013 LOCAL State Makes Swift Changes to Definition of Pot By Mike Baker ted in the Legislature just a week Scientists with the state material meet the definition no physical force is used — and The Associated Press ago, and lawmakers in both crime lab say that often, even of marijuana when authorities from taking indecent liberties. chambers quickly moved it to potent marijuana can have less uncover illicit grow operations Until the 1970s, most states con- OLYMPIA — Washington the governor’s desk. than 0.3 percent of delta-9 THC. or people carrying more than sidered marriage to preclude finalized swift changes to the “It was important to get this It’s only when heated or burned an ounce of marijuana — the any form of rape. Washington state’s definition of marijuana done in a timely fashion,” Inslee removed the marital exemp- Wednesday after prosecutors that a different compound, THC amount adults are allowed to and crime lab scientists ex- said. acid, turns into delta-9 THC and have under the law. The King tion for first- and second-degree pressed concern about the tech- The problem centered the pot achieves its full potency. County prosecutors office had rape in 1983. nical aspects of a voter-approved around a portion of the initia- Instead of accounting for just delayed filing charges in several Another bill approved by In- legalization initiative. tive that was written to distin- one intoxicating compound, the cases until the law is fixed. slee seeks to crack down on the Gov. Jay Inslee approved the guish marijuana from industrial new measure accounts for both The technical fix was among underage purchase of alcohol. It revision, which was also sup- hemp, which is grown for its fi- components, defining marijua- more than two dozen bills Inslee will require self-checkout ma- ported by the Seattle lawyer who ber. The measure defined mari- na as having more than 0.3 per- signed Wednesday. chines at supermarkets to freeze drafted the initiative that legal- juana as having more than 0.3 cent of the two added together. One of the bills removes transactions involving liquor ized recreational marijuana last percent of a certain intoxicating The change will help pros- the spousal exemption from sales until a worker verifies the year. The bill was first submit- compound, called delta-9 THC. ecutors to prove that plants or third-degree rape — in which buyer is at least 21 years old. Tenino Officer Awarded for Response to Shooting VALOROUS ACTIONS UNDER was not given because of the ganization’s annual conference STRESS: Tenino Officer tragic outcome of the incident, and awards dinner on April 26 This Weekend! but rather the responding of- in Tacoma. May 3rd,4th and Thurston County ficers’ quick action that likely Mark Holden, a Thurston saved lives. County Sheriff’s Office depu- & 5th Deputy Recognized at the White Pass David W. Mack, 70, was fa- ty who also responded to the Country Museum for Protecting Public tally shot by officers after he shooting, received a valor award During Shooting in fired a rifle at police in August as well. of last year outside his Littlerock No officer wants to be in- Live Music • Folk Dancing Littlerock Last August home. Police were responding volved in a deadly situation, but Native American Crat Show • Fun Run By Stephanie Schendel to a call of a man, later deter- both reacted and responded be- Drumming mined to be Mack, standing in cause they had to, Hutchings said. Ceremony Flint Knapping • Woodworking [email protected] the street with a rifle, blocking Hutchings said Reynolds Sunday Wood Carving • Kid’s Activities CH495997cd.ke A Tenino police officer re- traffic. The man had reportedly is an upfront, straightforward Book Signings • Chili Feed ceived an award for valor last fired a shot at a passing car. and honest police officer. He at 1 pm Speed Knitting Contest • Food Court week for his actions in response “(Reynolds) did what he had said Reynolds did not know he to do to protect himself, other would be getting an award, and to a fatal shooting in Littlerock For complete details visit www.whitepasscountrymuseum.com last August. officers and the public,” Hutch- that he was humbled by it. Detective Randy Reynolds ings said. “Everyone in the community has worked for the city’s police The award was presented by knows him,” Hutchings said. department for about six years, the Olympic Mountain Chapter “The fact the students and the Stop in for our plant sale! said Tenino Police Chief John of the American Society for In- fact the citizens all know him — Hutchings. He said the award dustrial Security during the or- that’s a good thing.” May 3rd, 4th, & 5th! News in Brief By The Chronicle will be hosting a Veterans Re- “Saturn has those gorgeous Just in time for source Fair at Centralia College rings,” Garcia said. “The view- Elk Hunt Raffle from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 28 in ing will be exciting.” Winner Announced Washington Hall. The observatory will contin- Mother’s Day! WorkSource, the Veterans ue to open on the weekends this Jack Froshauer Jr., of Che- Memorial Museum, the Social summer when the sky is dark Assorted Flower Baskets Cash halis, has won the Dave Sher- Security Administration, Cen- & Checks and clear. Garcia said week- Only wood Memorial Elk Hunt Raffle, tralia College academic counsel- ends with full moons will be too Petunia Baskets

sponsored by the Centralia Col- ors and several other groups will bright for the observatory. CH495523bw.cg lege Foundation and TransAlta. answer questions for veterans The observatory and sci- Sue Sherwood, the widow of and their dependents. ence center are located behind Gardners Plant Service Dave Sherwood, drew the win- The event will include cam- Onalaska Elementary School. 153 Fuller Rd. • Salkum ning ticket at the Centralia Col- pus tours, prizes and drawings lege’s Hanke House Wednesday. throughout the day. All veterans Dave Sherwood was an em- are encouraged to attend. ployee of TransAlta who lost his For more information, con- life while hunting near Mount tact [email protected] St. Helens in 2011. tralia.edu The drawing was for one weekend of hunting for a single bull elk, three point minimum, Onalaska Observatory on the TransAlta Centralia Mine lands. Tickets were sold for to Open Friday for the elk hunt raffle at various lo- Saturn Sighting cations throughout Lewis, Thur- The Herold Observatory in ston and Cowlitz counties, with Onalaska is scheduled to open nearly 250 tickets sold. for a public viewing Friday night The elk raffle raised $6,150, as Saturn is going to be near its of which $3,500 will benefit stu- closest point to Earth all year. dent scholarships at Centralia The observatory, with a 24- College for the 2013-14 academic inch telescope, will be open to year. The balance will be added the public from 9:30 p.m. Friday to ticket sales from last year’s to 1 a.m. Saturday. raffle to create the Dave Sher- Onalaska Science Center Co- wood Memorial Endowment. ordinator Johnny Garcia said the The endowment will memorial- timing of Saturn’s opposition is ize Sherwood’s life while benefit- perfect since the sky should be ing Centralia College students in clear and dark for the viewing. their education in perpetuity. “This time of year it’s so rare for this kind of weather,” Garcia said. Centralia College Holds “The sky is going to be dark and Saturn is going to be at the highest Veterans Resource Fair point in the sky at midnight.” Phi Theta Kappa and the Saturn was at its closest point Student Veterans Association to Earth on Sunday. Conviction: Arguments Rejected Continued from front Brady fired at the light and hit him in the chest. Thomas’ wife, be thrown out for several reasons, Joanna, who had also been in among them that evidence was the truck, ran to flag down a omitted in trial regarding the passing car and call 911. couple’s intentions for being on Prior to trial, the prosecution the property, the judge refused successfully moved to exclude to grant Brady’s proposed jury evidence from being presented instruction on the right to resist a at trial regarding the couple’s felony, the prosecutor engaged in motive of being on the property, misconduct during closing argu- including the fact that they had ments, and lastly, he argued the burglary tools in their truck and evidence was insufficient to sup- that items stolen from Brady’s port the jury’s verdict. In the 23-page unpublished property were later recovered at opinion, the appeals court re- their house. A judge also grant- jected each of those arguments. ed the prosecution’s motion to Brady, whose vacant home exclude evidence of the fact that had recently been burglarized, Joanna pleaded guilty to residen- testified during the trial that he tial burglary in connection to took his 12-gauge shotgun to the previously burglarizing Brady’s property, where he also kept his garage. .22 rifle, and “prepared (himself) In his appeal, Brady primar- for the return of the burglars.” ily argued that the trial court Brady spent the hours prior to violated his right to a fair trial by the shooting on his laptop com- excluding that evidence and that puter on the Internet. At about it would have made his self-de- 9:30 p.m., Brady saw the light of a fense argument more successful. vehicle in his driveway. He opened The appeals court ultimately re- the garage door and began firing jected this argument, saying that his .22 rifle at the truck. the information only applied if When Thomas turned a Brady knew the information at flashlight in Brady’s direction, the time, which he did not. CH496367cz.cg The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 2, 2013 • Sports 1

Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl 2B Softball: Six C2BL Teams Seal Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 4 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Playoff Spots 2A Girls Tennis Tigers Sweep W.F. West on Senior Night By The Chronicle and Amanda Perdue edged Tess today and took care of business,” Centralia celebrated Senior Cummings and Kyla Richards Keahey added, “probably be- Night in flawless fashion, top- 6-4, 7-6 with a 7-1 tiebreaker in cause it was a rivalry match.” pling rival W.F. West 6-0 on the second set. McKailey Fast and Jaycee Wednesday in Evergreen 2A “Both teams fought hard and Foster won at No. 1 doubles, and Conference girls tennis action at there was some great net play Liz Nugent and Hayden Blaser the Centralia Athletic Complex. by both sides,” Tiger coach Deb won as No. 3 doubles for Centra- Anna Scheibmeir topped Keahey said, adding that the lia. Lauren Wade in the top singles Tiger duo looked confident and It was the final home match match, Lillian Albright won at focused heading into the tie- for Tiger seniors Maraya Andra- No. 2 singles against Hannah breaker. “Strong serves and vol- ca, Sara Atkinson, Anda Chris- Cummings, and Sydney Creel leys were a big help in clinching tian, Abby Conzatti, Kendyl beat Tori Weeks at No. 3 singles. the match.” Decker, Katie Gabbard, Morgan Each singles match lasted just In five of Wednesday’s Harris, Liz Nugent, Amanda two sets. matches, Centralia was able to Perdue, Emily Scherer, Jasmine Wednesday’s tightest match- hold W.F. West to two games or Squibb, and Payton Zandofsky. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] up was at No. 2 doubles, where less per set. Note: Centralia’s JV won 11- Centralia’s Payton Zandofsky serves the ball during her doubles matchup with Centralia’s Payton Zandofsky “All the girls were focused 2. teammate Amanda Perdue against W.F. West Wednesday in Centralia. Tuesday’s 2A Boys Soccer Tuesday’s 1A Baseball Warhawks Split With Kalama to End Season By The Chronicle TOLEDO — The Warhawks’ season came to a close here Tues- day with a twinbill split against Kalama. Toledo-Winlock needed a sweep in the SWW 1A League Trico Division doubleheader to move from fifth up to the top four and seal a berth into the District 4 1A Baseball Tourna- ment, but the Chinooks won a tight nine-inning opener, 2-1, to render the nightcap void as far as playoff implications were concerned. Mack Gaul made the final start of his stellar high school career in Game 1, tossing all nine innings with 14 strikeouts and a walk. He allowed five hits and a pair of earned runs — the only earned runs, incidentally, he allowed in Trico games all season, and the most hits he’s surren- dered in a game this season. “They had a real good approach to him,” Toledo-Winlock coach Brian Demarest said. “They knew he was around the strike zone most of the time, and they got some dinkers and dunk- ers, but he threw well.” Gaul struck out the first bat-

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] ter of the ninth inning, then gave up a bloop single down the right Centralia’s Prince Gundersen (right) works the ball around W.F. West’s Reid Cooke (8) and Aquileo Leal on Tuesday in Chehalis. Gundersen scored the game-winning field line. The fielder dropped goal for the Tigers in the 4-3 rivalry win. the ball trying to throw it in, and the runner advanced to second base — where he then scored on another single. Gaul helped his own cause Princely Finish for Centralia with a 2 for 4 performance at the plate, and Kolton Korpi was 1 for BRAGGING RIGHTS: Prince sen goal in the 69th minute that and getting a win over their ri- again just a minute into the sec- 3 and scored a run. Toledo-Win- allowed the Tigers to escape vals on senior night would have ond half, when Laurencio Silva lock, though, left seven runners Gundersen Scores Twice Bearcat Stadium with a key 4-3 been quite a capper. found Gundersen for the 2-1 on in scoring position, and put in Tigers’ 4-3 Win at victory on Tuesday and head Binod Sapkota got the Ti- advantage. Centralia stretched the leadoff runner on base in five into the District 4 2A Boys Soc- gers on the board first with a its lead to 3-1 12 minutes later straight innings without pushing him across. Chehalis cer Tournament on a high note. header off an Edgar Bravo cross from an unlikely source. Normally a defender, Parke Wes Kuzminsky went 3 for 4 By Brandon Hansen "It's good, but the win on the in the 29th minute. with a run and an RBI for Tole- grass is especially good," Cen- Seven minutes later, though, moved freshman Javier Coro- [email protected] do-Winlock in a 12-3 win in the tralia coach Sue Parke said. "I W.F. West's Sergio Perez anna-Jacobo up in the formation, and he rewarded her with a late game, while Cody Meier was Eight miles and a 14-minute think that W.F. West has come swered back to make it a brand 2 for 4 and stole three bases and bus ride. a long way since the beginning new ballgame. score. Shortly afterwards, W.F. Korpi, again, was 1 for 3. That's what separates Ever- of the season. They showed a lot "Playing Chehalis is always “If I could trade 2 runs for green 2A Conference rivals W.F. of improvement." an emotional game," Parke West's Freddy Bautista was given a red card in a game that had this game and stick ‘em on the West and Centralia. In both The Bearcats had made said. "It doesn't matter how well other game, I would,” Demarest teams' regular season finale, quite a reputation for them- you're playing going into it. It's already featured several yellow infractions, and the Bearcats said. “We hit the ball really well.” the only thing that separated selves this year, upsetting a few always a battle." the two was a Prince Gunder- Evergreen 2A Conference foes, The Tigers took the lead please see SOCCER, page S5 please see WARHAWKS, page S5

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Tuesday’s 2A Softball Sports Briefs Chehalis LL Hosting Graham, W.F. West Wallop Wolves, 12-2 Dinner, Auction By The Chronicle Jessica McKay went 2 of 4, Tuesday during an 18-8 Ever- Brower went 2 for 3. Megan By The Chronicle Graham helped her own cause The Bearcats had little trou- green 2A Conference softball Shelley and Abby Slorey each Chehalis Little League with two doubles and Alexycs ble with Black Hills, rolling past loss to Tumwater at Fort Borst added two hits, and Mackenzie Baseball will hold a fund- Homan was 2 of 3 with three the Wolves 12-2 on Tuesday in Park. Wasson drove in a run. raising dinner and silent RBIs. Evergreen 2A Conference fast- Erika Brower hit a first-in- The Tigers put up 4 runs auction on May 10. “We had a strong hitting pitch action in Chehalis. ning grand slam for the Tigers, Tickets are $20 apiece of game and ran the bases well to- over the last two innings, but “We consistently put the ball but Centralia committed seven couldn’t overcome the deficit $35 per couple. The event day,” Keen added. “It was a good errors in the contest — three of in to play and that went pretty from the second frame. begins with a cocktail hour game.” which came during an 11-run, good for us,” Bearcat coach “It hurts when we don’t do at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7, at W.F. West (14-1, 13-1 in five-hit second inning by Tum- Mike Keen said. “We expected league) will host Aberdeen on the Washington Hotel in water. our routine and make errors to do well today and we did.” Monday. downtown Chehalis. Din- The Bearcats scored 3 runs “Our errors in this game that cost us,” Hallom added. ner will be a pasta bar, and in the first, second and third in- completely made the difference “But Tumwater is a tough team the evening will feature nings, while pitcher Ali Graham Errors Hurt Tigers in Loss to in the game,” Tiger coach Candy and we were able to score against music and a bar. held the Wolves to three hits in Tumwater Hallom said. “Without those er- them.” Contact Chehalis Little the outing and didn’t walk a bat- Errors proved to be the rors this would have been a dif- Centralia (8-5 in league) will League president Kelly ter. game-changer for Centralia on ferent game.” play at River Ridge on Thursday. Wichert at (360) 269-8812 or email chehalislittlelea- [email protected] for tick- Tuesday’s 2A Baseball ets.

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Hansen said he plans to lobby to purchase the Kings and move SEATTLE — Once again, the Board of Governors, which them to Seattle began heal- basketball fans in Seattle have consists of all 30 owners, when ing the wounds from five years been left feeling jilted. it meets the week of May 13. The ago when the SuperSonics were Excitement that had been board is expected to vote on the moved to Oklahoma City and building for months over the issue and follow the committee's became the Thunder. possibility of the NBA's return recommendation — which NBA Whether the market might Real Estate Questions? was quickly squashed Mon- Commissioner David Stern also have finally soured because of day when the NBA's relocation is supporting — during that how the Kings saga has played Tell me what kind of Real Estate move committee voted unanimously meeting. out could be one of the biggest you are ready to make and let me help to recommend that owners In his statement, Hansen concerns going forward. 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Jack Royle / For the Chronicle A full dock and a crowded lake proved that Mineral Lake had a successful opening ishing weekend this year with the good weather. Opening Weekend in Mineral Honors and Supports Wounded Soldiers By Jack Royle Purple Heart for being wound- anglers took part in the opening- pictures. One notable catch was caught using a fly and won its For the Chronicle ed while serving from 2006 to weekend fishing derby, as well. made by Audrey, and elemen- angler a 40-pound Minn Kota 2008, led the ceremonies and With local music and come- tarsy school student from from thrust trolling motor. This year marked Mineral festivities during the weekend. dians, people from all over the Spanaway, who caught the only Second place was a Rainbow Lake’s 20th-annual Fishing Der- A moment of silence was held state waited in anticipation for German Brown trout of the trout at 8.5 pounds, and third by with the Storm King Ameri- can Legion. The Storm King out of respect for those wounded Friday’s midnight horn which weekend (weighing 3.74 pounds place was another Rainbow Post No. 171 benefited veterans and killed in combat, and a rais- marked the start of the fishing and measuring 11 inches). trout that weighed in at 8.25 and wounded soldiers with all ing of the P.O.W. flag along with derby that lasted until noon Sat- Though the fish was not large pounds. proceeds going to those injured the American flag opened up urday. enough to be in the running, The derby raised $2,000 and, or suffering from combat expe- the weekend on Friday. Just a few hours before the Audrey and her whole family in its first year with the extra riences. With better weather then end of the derby, anglers began was pleased with the catch. festivities, future years seem Kevin McMains, the post’s the past few years, the turnout bringing in their most impres- The top catch was a 9-pound promising in providing fun for adjutant and a recipient of the seemed to be better and many sive catch for weigh-ins and Rainbow trout, which was families from all over. Thousands Of Fish and Wildlife Commission Takes Action To Address Wolf Attacks By WDFW derson said. Washington, where most of the state, and that the wolf popula- Anglers Enjoy OLYMPIA — The Wash- “Wolf populations are in- state’s wolves have established tion nearly doubled in 2012. As ington Department of Fish creasing faster than anyone their ranges. The signers in- of March, there were 10 con- and Wildlife (WDFW) today had imagined,” the legislators clude both Republicans and firmed packs and two suspect- Good Fishing enacted an emergency rule to said in their April 23 letter. Democrats. ed packs, plus two packs with permit ranchers, farmers, and They urged the commission to Anderson said the rapid dens in Oregon and British Co- During Opener other pet and livestock owners act quickly “to maintain social increase of Washington’s gray lumbia whose members range By WDFW in the eastern third of the state tolerance for gray wolves in wolf population, and the ex- into the state. Most of the state’s northeast Washington in the perience of other states where known wolf packs are found in OLYMPIA — Despite cool to kill a wolf that is attacking their animals. timeliest manner for residents.” similar rules were used during Okanogan, Ferry, Stevens and and windy weather in many parts The letter (http:// the past 10 to 15 years, make it Pend Oreille counties. of the state, anglers had a lot of The action followed a special meeting of the Washington wdfw.wa.gov/commis- very unlikely that the emergen- The emergency rule (at- success reeling in large trout on sion/20130423_letter_to_fwc. cy rule will impede the species’ tached below) allows farmers, opening day of this year’s low- Fish and Wildlife Commission, during which the commission pdf) was signed by current and long-term recovery in Wash- ranchers and other domestic land lakes fishing season. former leaders of the House ington. animal owners, including their Based on creel checks con- members instructed WDFW Director Phil Anderson to put and Senate natural resource WDFW wildlife managers employees or agents, to kill one ducted at 98 lakes around the committees and by several estimate between 50 and 100 wolf if it is attacking their ani- state, the Washington De- the rule into effect. WDFW also is initiating a public rule- lawmakers from northeast gray wolves are present in the mals under the following con- partment of Fish and Wildlife ditions: (WDFW) estimates that anglers making process for the com- The rule applies only in caught an average of 4.6 trout on mission to consider whether to THE CHRONICLE’S CATCH OF THE WEEK areas of Eastern Washington opening day, April 27. adopt permanent rules to ad- “We saw a lot of limits caught dress these issues, with a deci- where the gray wolf is not listed at lakes around the state and sion expected this fall. as threatened or endangered many anglers happy with the Commission Chair Mi- under the federal Endangered large trout,” said Chris Donley, randa Wecker of Naselle said Species Act. The gray wolf is WDFW’s Inland Fish program the commission is striving to not federally listed in the east- manager. “Late morning and address the legitimate need of ern third of the state, designat- early afternoon windy weather residents to protect their do- ed in the state Wolf Conserva- blew folks off of some waters, mestic animals without under- tion and Management Plan as but not before they caught lots of mining the state’s long-term the Eastern Washington Re- fish.” goal of supporting the recovery covery Region. For most lakes, the daily limit of gray wolves. Without the The rule allows the owner is five fish. Donley said the 4,076 emergency rule, animal own- of a domestic animal to kill anglers contacted by WDFW on ers would have had to obtain a only one wolf, for the duration opening day retained an average “caught in the act” permit from of the regulation. If the owner of 2.8 trout - up from 2.3 fish in the WDFW director before le- can make the case that subse- recent years. The rest of the fish thally removing a wolf. quent attacks are likely, he or were released. Today’s action followed a she will need a permit from the Donley said one reason for request from 10 state legisla- WDFW director to kill an ad- the higher retention rate may be tors, who urged the commis- ditional wolf during an attack. that 2.2 million of the “catchable- sion and the department to use The lethal removal must be size” trout WDFW planted be- their rulemaking authority to reported to WDFW within 24 fore the opener averaged 10-12 address the concerns of resi- hours, and the carcass must be inches - about a third larger than dents whose communities are provided to the department. in the past. Many lakes were also most affected by wolf recovery. The owner of the domestic stocked with thousands of trip- Anderson said the depart- animal that was attacked must loids, broodstock and other large ment endorsed a policy allow- grant access or help the depart- trout weighing up to 11 pounds ing residents to kill wolves that ment gain access to the prop- apiece. are attacking domestic animals erty where the wolf was killed The largest fish caught and in testimony to the Legisla- to enable investigation and data recorded included a 24.5-inch ture earlier this year. “As wolf collection. rainbow trout at Vance Creek activity increases and the an- Anyone who kills a wolf Pond #2 (Lake Inez) in Grays nual turnout of livestock on that was not attacking a domes- Jack Royle / For the Chronicle Harbor County, and a 24-inch the range is imminent, there’s tic animal as spelled out in the Elementary student from Spanaway, Audrey, caught the only German Brown rainbow at Lincoln County’s a greater possibility of wolf-re- rule will be subject to criminal trout of the weekend from Mineral Lake weighing in at 3.74 lbs. and 11 inches Fishtrap Lake. lated conflict, so it’s important prosecution for the illegal tak- that we take this step now,” An- long. ing of endangered wildlife. 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Tuesday’s 2B Softball Loggers Split With MWP to Make Playoffs By The Chronicle ONALASKA — Onalaska Central 2B League Softball came up short in a 12-6 loss to Final Standings Morton-White Pass in Game 1, Team Record but responded with a 5-4 win to 1. Toutle Lake 14-0 split a Central 2B League soft- 2. Napavine 12-2 ball doubleheader here Tuesday. 3. Adna 10-4 The Timberwolves scored 7 4. Pe Ell 7-7 runs in the top of the eighth in- 5. Morton-White Pass 6-8 ning and the Loggers couldn’t 6. Onalaska 4-10 match it in the opener. 7. Mossyrock 3-11 “I thought we played well to- 8. Wahkiakum 0-14 night,” Logger coach Ken Ulery said. “We came back and had it District 4 Tournament tied in the eighth, but they came First-Round Games together and strung a bunch of Wednesday, May 15 runs against us.” At Fort Borst Park Noon Autumn Durand hit 3 of 3 Onalaska vs. Toutle Lake with a double and an RBI for 2 p.m. Onalaska while Gabby Wright Adna vs. Ocosta (Pacific 2), hit 2 of 3 with an RBI. Morton-WP vs. Napavine “MWP gave it to us in the fi- Pe Ell vs. N. Beach (Pacific 1) nal inning and we couldn’t mus- ter enough to get back,” Ulery said. league) will play at Montesano Ashley Kelly and Kylie Al- on Tuesday in a nonleague game. len were both 3 for 5 with three Both teams will enter the Dis- RBIs for MWP, while Taylor trict 4 softball tournament on Brooks got the win in the circle. Wednesday, May 15. Onalaska scored the go- ahead run in the bottom of the Pirates Sweep Mossy on Senior sixth inning and held on for a Night win in the nightcap. “These two games were the ADNA — The Pirates had a best ball we have played all year,” solid Senior Night outing here he said. “We are starting to do Tuesday, sweeping Mossyr- the little things that win games ock 7-4 and 10-6 in Central 2B and the girls are continuing to League softball action. work hard.” Adna broke a 2-2 tie in the Karlee Hutchison had an RBI third inning with 3 runs, and and went 2 for 3, and Wright tacked on 2 more in the sixth to was 2 for 3 with a double for the seal its first win. Loggers, and Wright was the Emma Brattain went 2 for 4 winning pitcher. with two RBIs, and Jamie Ste- “This was a big win for us so vick was 2 for 3 with a triple and we need to continue working on an RBI. the little things,” Ulery noted. “I Adna tried a few new things am proud of the girls tonight. in the second game and still Onalaska (4-10) will host cruised to a win. Rochester on Wednesday, and “It was senior night so we the Loggers and Morton-White wanted to get some players out Pass (8-6) will both enter the there playing. We had a few er- District 4 2B Softball Tourna- rors, but the girls adjusted well ment on Wednesday, May 15. and got it done,” Adna assistant coach Sean Brattain said. Tigers Slug Past Pe Ell Twice to Savannah Massingham had

Close C2BL Season Brandon Hansen / [email protected] two RBIs, Riley Wellander had NAPAVINE — Karley Born- Onalaska’s Brooke Ritzmen slides under the throw home to Darian Atkinson during Central 2B fastpitch action Tuesday a 2-run single, Sam Rolfe went stein hammered out three home against Morton-White Pass on the Loggers’ home ield. 2 for 4 with an RBI and Macy runs, and Napavine rolled to Moon had an RBI while going 2 a 15-3, 6-3 sweep of Pe Ell here in the opener, including two Hamre played solid defense,” Ti- Pe Ell with a home run, but the for 3. Tuesday in Central 2B League homers and five RBIs from ger coach Kurt Olson pointed Trojans totaled just six hits off Adna (12-5, 10-4 in league) softball action. Bornstein. Teryn Pannette, Al- out. Tiger starter Mackenzie Olson. will play at Orcas Island in a The wins secure the No. 2 exa Peters and Mackenzie Olson The Trojans were more effec- Taylor White, Kurt Olson nonleague game Saturday and seed out of the C2BL into the each had two hits, while Demi tive at the plate in Game 2, but added, sparked the Tigers’ 3-run enter the District 4 tournament District 4 2B Softball Tourna- Sahlinger and Hailey Dickinson the Tiger bats kept on producing sixth-inning rally. on May 15 as the No. 3 seed. ment for Napavine (15-3, 12-2 both knocked three hits. hits. Napavine has now hit 24 Mossyrock finished the C2BL league), while the defending Peters got the win in Game 1, Bornstein hit her third hom- home runs on the season, with season with a 3-11 record. State 2B champion Trojans (7-7 holding Pe Ell to three hits. er of the night and Pannette hit Bornstein accounting for five. Note: Toutle Lake swept league) enter the playoffs as the “Peters did a good job for the first home run of her career “She is seeing the ball rather Wahkiakum on Tuesday to fin- No. 4 seed. us, holding them to three hits, for the Tigers. well lately,” Olson said. ish the C2BL regular season Napavine rapped out 17 hits and both Sahlinger and Grace Kayla Capps went 4 for 4 for Napavine (15-3, 12-2 in with a 14-0 record.

FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2013 SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2013

TAURUS (April 20 - May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22) TAURUS (April 20 - May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22) Unless you have absolutely no If you’re wondering why a recent You don’t have to resort to Discussions with friends are likely choice, do not delegate a critical acquaintance is starting to warm up extravagance to let a loved one to prove quite enlightening, but steer assignment to a surrogate. If you to you, the answer is simple. You know how much you care. In fact, clear of committing to any proposed must do so, keep a constant check no longer are judging this person as sometimes small but thoughtful joint endeavors. Things wouldn’t turn on the party in question. harshly as you once did. gestures are the best. out well.

GEMINI (May 21 - June 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 - Dec. 21) GEMINI (May 21 - June 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 - Dec. 21) When pressed for answers about A whole new way of adding to your When working in concert with Even though you are likely to get a work or inancial questions, you can resources might come about through another, don’t attempt to hog the strong start, you could quickly tire be very resourceful. This gift can an unusual set of circumstances. glory for a job well done, even if you and lose steam as the day wears on. work wonders. You’ll have to be on your toes to think you did all the work. Rewards There’s a chance that you won’t spot it. should be split equally for any joint inish what you start. CANCER (June 21 - July 22) endeavor. For some reason, you’re likely to be CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 - Jan. 19) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 - Jan. 19) unusually receptive to new concepts. You are about to enter a new cycle CANCER (June 21 - July 22) Occasionally, we all do a little This asset will prove to be quite where your athletic skills could begin Make important decisions based only harmless exaggerating. If you do valuable in helping you recognize to peak. Take part in as many sporting on the existing facts. If you’re not so today, however, many harmful someone else’s ingenious idea. activities as you can. careful, optimistic reasoning will complications could result. impair your judgment. LEO (July 23 - Aug. 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 - Feb. 19) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 - Feb. 19) Don’t hesitate to make a change to Should you amaze yourself in coming LEO (July 23 - Aug. 22) You’ll handle small inancial dealings a current project if you feel it would up with an ingenious concept for Avoid inclinations to make small competently, but that won’t be so help. Even if you’re uneasy, you’ll making or saving money, believe it dificulties into big ones. Instead, when it comes to situations with quickly ind your comfort zone. and use it. It’s the real deal. use that wonderful imagination of larger stakes. Avoid taking any risks. yours in positive ways. VIRGO (Aug. 23 - Sept. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20 - March 20) PISCES (Feb. 20 - March 20) You may get an opportunity to Everybody around you might require VIRGO (Aug. 23 - Sept. 22) Be careful not to behave in a superior spend time with someone whom assistance or a backup, but not you. It would be a mistake to request or condescending manner when you don’t know well. T You’ll function best when operating a business or inancial favor from dealing with others. You’re on independently. people whom you know purely on a shakier ground than you know, and LIBRA (Sept. 23 - Oct. 23) social basis. If you want to keep you could use some friends. This is a good day to begin to ARIES (March 21 - April 19) them as friends, seek elsewhere. distance yourself from an endeavor If you’re not afraid to experiment, ARIES (March 21 - April 19) that has proved unproductive. You’ll you could be closer to a major LIBRA (Sept. 23 - Oct. 23) Rewards that you’ve been expecting ind that once you get out, associates achievement than you think. With It’s iffy as to whether you’ll hit your will come your way, but only in will likely do the same. only a few minor adjustments, you’ll stride and be productive. To succeed, direct proportion to your efforts. have what you desire. you must irst make sure that you Don’t expect any big returns for have a clear aim and a strong focus. subpar work.

• Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 2, 2013

Tuesday’s 1A Baseball Tuesday’s 1A Softball Beavers Stay Playoff-Eligible With Win at Elma Warhawks By The Chronicle stop Dustin Hammond snagged Warriors Can’t Slow League how Wilson pitched — giving ELMA — Tenino kept its a line drive and turned a double Champion Bulldogs up 2 runs on a tough, two-out, Split With playoff hopes alive with a 12-11 play to end the game. full-count single in the third, win over Elma here Tuesday in Devante Harris went 2 for 4 ROCHESTER — The War- riors managed three hits in four and another tough single in the SWW 1A League Evergreen Di- with three RBIs for Tenino. Mac sixth after an error put a runner Chinooks Shaw went 2 for 4 with a double innings off of Montesano ace vision baseball action. on. By The Chronicle and three RBIs, while Gabe Layne Bruner, but the SWW The Eagles rallied for 10 runs Rochester finishes its 1A Ev- over the final three innings to Egge and Cody Cleeves each had 1A League Evergreen Division TOLEDO — Miscues in ergreen schedule at 10-8 (11-8 trim down what was, in the top two hits and an RBI for Tenino. champions picked up a 4-0 win the field hampered Toledo- of the fifth inning, a 10-1 Teni- “We got pretty lucky,” Elam to stay perfect on the season. overall) and will await the out- Winlock in a 4-3 loss in no lead. said. “We really did, to win that Bruner struck out nine over come of Thursday’s games — Game 1, but the Warhawks Four of the 10 Eagles that game.” four innings. Lucas Eastman Hoquiam plays two at Tenino, bounced back with a 15-10 scored reached base via walk, Tenino and Elma are now had two of Rochester’s hits off and Montesano plays two at win in the nightcap for a and a trio of Beaver errors kept tied for fourth place in the Ev- the Washington State Universi- Elma — to learn whether or not split here Tuesday in SWW the runners on base. ergreen standings — with the ty-bound hurler, while Dominic it will advance to the District 4 1A League Trico Division “You don’t pitch and you fourth-place team advancing Angwood added the third. softball action. 1A Baseball Tournament. In the Toledo-Winlock com- don’t play defense, and good to the District 4 1A Baseball Matt Jensen took over in meantime, Rochester plays a the fifth inning for Montesano mitted six errors in the things typically do not happen,” Tournament. The Beavers (11-7, nonleague game at Mossyrock Beaver coach Jesse Elam said. 9-7 league) will host Hoquiam, and struck out six over the final early game, spoiling a on Thursday. three-hit, 11-strikeout per- Gabe Egge hit a two-out currently the No. 2 team in the three innings. Note double in the top of the seventh Evergreen, for a doubleheader Dustin Wilson went all sev- : Rochester won two of formance by pitcher Shelby inning to score pinch-runner on Thursday, and can jump up en innings for Rochester, with its three games against Tenino Davison. Thomas Pier, which pushed to second with a sweep. Elma, Montesano scoring 2 runs in and Elma and thus has the tie- All six errors came in Tenino’s lead to 12-9. Elma an- meanwhile, hosts Evergreen both the third and sixth innings, breaker over both teams in the the final four innings, and swered with 2 runs in the bot- champion Montesano on Thurs- though Warrior coach Jerry event of a tie in the final stand- all 4 Kalama runs were un- tom of the seventh, but short- day for a doubleheader. Striegel said he was happy with ings. earned. Dustee Alvord went 1 for 3 and drove in 3 runs with an inside-the-park home run in the fourth inning, while Taylor Thomas was 2 for 3 with a double and Nikki Smith was 1 for 3 with a triple. The Warhawks, however, hammered out 20 hits in Game 2, scoring 10 runs over the first three innings. “We hit the ball really well,” T-W coach Ryan Ar- nold said. “Overally, defen- sively, they played pretty well, and they got it done with the run support they needed on the other end.” Kennedi Collins had four hits with a pair of runs and a double, Karlee Coverdell was 4 for 5 with a run and three RBIs, and Cassie McGeary had three hits for the winners. Toledo-Winlock (6- 10, 6-6 league) will play a doubleheader at Stevenson on Tuesday to close out the regular season.

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Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Holding Yard Sale W.F. West players, from left, Colton Marty, Sergio Perez, Justin Deel (center), Jesse Gonzalaez and Jesus Morales celebrate after Deels’ goal tied the game at 3-3 against By The Chronicle Centralia on Tuesday night in Chehalis. The W.F. West High School from Aquileo Leal in the 62nd Gundersen spared his team a wall but these guys kept work- volleyball team will host a yard Soccer minute and then Centralia- the overtime and scored a mining. They've put the fun back in sale fund-raiser on Saturday, tranfer Justin Deel, in the 68th ute after Deel's goal, to put the the game for me." from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Continued from Sports 1 minute, got off a very long shot Tigers up 4-3. That's how Centralia finished the game The sale will be held at 1208 View Ave. in Centralia, just off were forced to play down a man. that found its way past the Ti- it would stay for the rest of the with 21 shots to W.F. West's gers' goalie. game, which included a tense 14. The Tigers had defeated the Harrison Avenue. The wide va- "That red card hurt us," W.F. riety of items will include hand West coach Tino Sanchez said. "I With less that 12 minutes cross by the Bearcats with less Bearcats 2-0 on April 6 at Tiger to play, the Mint and Hub City than a minute left in front of the Stadium. For the first round of tools, furniture, gardening tools think we handled it well, though. and lawn furniture. All proceeds They still had to work hard, and boys were equals. Tiger goal. the District 4 playoffs, Centra- "I felt like we had a few mis- "We worked out butts off," lia (11-4 overall, 8-4 league) will will benefit the W.F. West volley- we didn't make it a gimme for ball team. them." takes that allowed probably one Sanchez said. "It's just disap- play at Ridgefield on Saturday, The shorthanded Bearcats more goal then we should have," pointing when you get a red while W.F. West (5-7 league) will came storming back with a goal Parke said. card. We had our backs against play at Tumwater on Thursday. NBA Warhawks LeBron, Heat Now Playing the Waiting Game Continued from Sports 1 MIAMI (MCT) — The NBA ing with. So what? Can’t deal Toledo-Winlock fin- gave the Miami Heat the week with hoping, wishing,” he said. ished the season 10-9 off. The Heat didn’t want it. “That’s what the playoffs are overall and 8-6 in Trico That, of course, didn’t matter. about. You deal with whatever’s action. “I didn’t like it, honestly,” for- handed to you. Demarest said he was ward LeBron James said after “Right now, we’re working on happy with a number of Wednesday’s practice at Ameri- conditioning and doing a lot of aspects of the season, in- canAirlines Arena, with the things fullcourt, playing, mak- cluding the emergence NBA announcing a day earlier of three freshmen as ev- that the Heat will start the East- ing sure we keep our wind. You can’t simulate the physicality of eryday starters, includ- ern Conference semifinals Mon- ing Kuzminsky, who hit day at AmericanAirlines Arena. necessarily what you’ll face in “We thought we may play Satur- the playoffs, but you can still over .400 and started at day. But two more days added to drill and have contact, a fully shortstop. Joel Martin, our schedule? It is what it is.” padded, mouth guard-type who held Kalama to five The Heat will face the winner practice.” hits in Game 2, posted of the series between the Chicago Wilfredo Lee / The Associated Press That was Wednesday. Today, an ERA of around 2.00 Bulls and Brooklyn Nets, with Miami Heat forward LeBron James and his team will be looking for their second the Heat will be at rest. and stood out as a solid the Bulls up 3-2 heading into straight NBA title, but irst they have to wait for the Chicago-Brooklyn series to get “When we’re in the gym, we starting pitcher, Demar- tonight’s game in Chicago. Heat over. go hard, we get our conditioning est added. players had hoped that with a in, and we go over everything “There’s a lot of things Bulls victory Thursday that the end of the regular season to try “It’s been tough to score, at we need to get better,” James we can hopefully hang next series would open Saturday. to recover this week and then times. And then some games our hat on, and hopefully “I really don’t like a lot of said. “And then on our days off, we’ll get ready.” it’s been easy to score,” he we take care of our bodies, we build on for next year,” he rest,” said James, with the Heat Wade again was not made said. “I think both teams create idle since closing out their 4-0 get rest and you treat it like that.” added. available for comment Wednes- matchup problems for anyone Note: Gaul, a left- first-round sweep with Sunday’s day. Coach Erik Spoelstra gave they play. With Chicago, their Tonight’s homework? Watch- road victory over the Milwau- his team Thursday off. ability to rebound, their ability ing Nets-Bulls. hander who has signed to kee Bucks. “I like to play, be out “Everybody’s anxious and to continue to just play defense “We all have watched every play for the University of there every 48 hours or 72 hours. ready to play, but we have to fo- and grind out games. And then second of every game of that se- Washington next season, It’s difficult.” cus on the moment and that’s with Brooklyn, with big Brook ries and that’s what it’ll continue went 5-2 in Trico play The saving grace is additional right now,” Spoelstra said after (Lopez) and D-Will (Deron Wil- to be,” Spoelstra said. with a 0.29 earned-run time for guard Dwyane Wade to Wednesday’s session. “We were liams) and Joe (Johnson) and “Scout both teams,” James average and 94 strikeouts rest his bruised right knee. Wade, able to hit, get after it, without those other guys are playing said, “also watch the game as a in 47 innings. He allowd who was held out of Wednesday’s being specific to any opponent.” well, too.” fan, at the same time.” 11 hits in league play drills, has not had contact work From the Heat there has Game 7, if needed, in Bulls- An assignment that’s a bit with 10 walked batters. since last Thursday’s Game 3 vic- been little specificity about a po- Nets is scheduled for Saturday in Through the entire sea- tory in Milwaukee. more comfortable than what tential second-round opponent, Brooklyn. son he went 7-2 with 108 “We took care of business having gone 3-0 against the Spoelstra said once the league the Bulls and Nets will be going in the first round,” James said, Nets this season and 2-2 against removed doubt about the next through. strikeouts in 56 innings “and it will allow some of our the Bulls. series’ start, he moved forward “You just kind of sit back,” and allowed 15 hits in 56 guys that had a lot of bumps and James said Bulls-Nets has with an applicable schedule. center Chris Bosh said, “and just innings of work. bruises in the first round or the proven intriguing. “This is what we’re deal- watch it as a fan.” Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 2, 2013 SPORTS

Scoreboard Sports Briefs Vossen; Toledo-Winlock — Mack Gaul Atlanta 98 Washington at Pittsburgh 4 p.m. PREP and Jacob Givens Saturday, April 27: Atlanta 90, Indi- Seattle at Toronto 4 p.m. Local Schedules ana 69 NY Mets at Atlanta 4:30 p.m. Volcano Soccer Holding Tryouts THURSDAY, May 2 Game 2 Monday, April 29: Atlanta 102, Indi- Boston at Texas 5 p.m. Lewis County's select soccer club, Volcano Soccer, Baseball WARHAWKS 12, CHINOOKS 3 ana 91 Chi. White Sox at Kansas City 5 p.m. Lake Quinault at Onalaska, 4 p.m. Kalama 000 020 1 — 3 5 2 Wednesday, May 1: Indiana 106, At- St. Louis at Milwaukee 5 p.m. is holding tryouts for the 2013 season. Hoquiam at Tenino (2), 3 p.m. Toledo-Win. 310 241 1 — 12 12 2 lanta 83 Detroit at Houston 5 p.m. Boys and girls in the U10, U11 and U12 divisions Rochester at Mossyrock, 4 p.m. Batteries: Kalama — Clark, Mazza Friday, May 3: Indiana at Atlanta, 7 Tampa Bay at Colorado 5:40 p.m. Fastpitch (5) and Stemkoski; Toledo-Winlock — or 8 p.m. Baltimore at LA Angels 7 p.m. can try out on May 6-7; U13, U14 and U15 will try out W.F. West at Capital, 4:30 p.m. Joel Martin and Jacob Givens x-Sunday, May 5: Atlanta at Indiana, Arizona at San Diego 7 p.m. on May 13-14; and U16, U17 and U18 will try out on Centralia at River Ridge, 4:30 p.m. TBA LA Dodgers at San Francisco 7 p.m. May 20-21. Hoquiam at Tenino (2), 3 p.m. Softball Soccer At Chehalis Chicago 3, Brooklyn 2 All tryouts will run from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Stan Hoquiam at Rochester, 7 p.m. BEARCATS 12, WOLVES 2 Saturday, April 20: Brooklyn 106, Hedwall Park in Chehalis. To pre-register, visit www. Stevenson at Toledo/Winlock, 7 p.m. W.F. West 333 21 — 12 11 3 Chicago 89 NHL Track & Field Black Hills 000 02 — 2 3 4 Monday, April 22: Chicago 90, volcanosoccer.com or contact club president Christo- Tenino, Rochester, Napavine, Batteries: W.F. West — Ali Gra- Brooklyn 82 Playoff Glance pher Van Clifford at (360) 520-4485. Onalaska at Elma, 3:30 p.m. ham and Caitlin Reynolds, Shania Thursday, April 25: Chicago 79, All Times PDT Morton-White Pass, Toledo at Ka- Kennedy (3); Black Hills — Fairhurst, Brooklyn 76 FIRST ROUND lama, 3:30 p.m. Means (5) and Tauscher Saturday, April 27: Chicago 142, (Best-of-7) Pe Ell at Raymond, 3:30 p.m. Brooklyn 134, 3OT (x-if necessary) Centralia Youth Soccer Registering Boys Golf At Centralia Monday, April 29: Brooklyn 110, EASTERN CONFERENCE North Beach, Willapa Harbor at T-BIRDS 18, TIGERS 8 (5 inn.) Chicago 91 Pittsburgh 1, New York Islanders 0 Players Adna, 2:20 p.m. Centralia 400 22 — 8 8 7 Thursday, May 2: Brooklyn at Chi- Wednesday, May 1: Pittsburgh 5, Tumwater 1(11)1 23 — 18 15 2 cago, 8 p.m. NY Islanders 0 The Centralia Youth Soccer League will be reg- FRIDAY, May 3 Batteries: Centralia — Macken- x-Saturday, May 4: Chicago at Brook- Friday, May 3: NY Islanders at istering players for the 2013 fall season over the next College Softball zie Wasson, Erika Brower (2) and Sy lyn, TBA Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. Green River at Centralia, 3 p.m. Braaten; Tumwater — Smith, Glasgow Sunday, May 5: Pittsburgh at NY three months. Boys Soccer (4) and McDaniel WESTERN CONFERENCE Islanders, 9 a.m. Players from age 4 to 18 can sign up to join a team, Tenino at Forks, 5 p.m. Oklahoma City 3, Houston 2 Tuesday, May 7: Pittsburgh at NY Track & Field At Toledo Sunday, April 21: Oklahoma City 120, Islanders, 4 p.m. from 6 to 8 p.m. at the old Centralia Parks and Rec- Adna, W.F. West, Centralia at Shaner Game 1 Houston 91 x-Thursday, May 9: NY Islanders at reation building, across from the Dick Scott Little Invite (Tumwater), 4 p.m. CHINOOKS 4, WARHAWKS 3 Wednesday, April 24: Oklahoma Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. League field. Mossyrock at Naches, 4 p.m. Kalama 000 013 0 — 4 3 1 City 105, Houston 102 x-Saturday, May 11: Pittsburgh at Girls Tennis Toledo-Win. 000 300 0 — 3 6 6 Saturday, April 27: Oklahoma City NY Islanders, TBD Registration will be held May 6, 7 and 20; June 3, 4 White Salmon, Stevenson at Tenino, Batteries: Kalama — Van Riper 104, Houston 101 x-Sunday, May 12: NY Islanders at and 17; and July 8 and 10. Noon and Vannon; Toledo-Winlock — Shelby Monday, April 29: Houston 105, Pittsburgh, TBD Davison and Dusty Alvord Oklahoma City 103 Ottawa vs. Montreal The cost per player is $50. Players registering with SATURDAY, May 4 Wednesday, May 1: Houston 107, Thursday, May 2: Ottawa at Mon- CYS for the first time should bring a copy of their Oklahoma City 100 College Baseball Game 2 treal, 4 p.m. birth certificate. For more information email knee- Clark at Centralia (2), 1 p.m. WARHAWKS 15, CHINOOKS 10 x-Friday, May 3: Oklahoma City at Friday, May 3: Ottawa at Montreal, College Softball Kalama 320 220 0 — 10 10 4 Houston, 7, 8 or 9:30 p.m. 4 p.m. [email protected]. x-Sunday, May 5: Houston at Okla- Centralia at Pierce, 1 p.m. Toledo-Win. 361 023 x — 15 20 4 Sunday, May 5: Montreal at Ot- Fastpitch Batteries: Kalama — Van Riper, homa City, TBA tawa, 4 p.m. Adna at Orcas Island, TBD Jorgensen (4) and Vannon; Toledo- Tuesday, May 7: Montreal at Ot- San Antonio 4, L.A. Lakers 0 Track & Field Winlock — Shelby Davison and Cassie tawa, 4 p.m. Sunday, April 21: San Antonio 91, Onalaska, Toledo, W.F. West, Mor- McGeary x-Thursday, May 9: Ottawa at L.A. Lakers 79 ton-White Pass, Mossyrock at Centralia Montreal, 4 p.m. Sports on the Air Wednesday, April 24: San Antonio Freshman Invite, TBA At Onalaska x-Saturday, May 11: Montreal at 102, L.A. Lakers 91 Boys Soccer TIMBERWOLVES 12, LOGGERS 6 Ottawa, TBD Friday, April 26: San Antonio 120, THURSDAY, May 2 District 4 2A Tournament Morton-WP 004 100 07 — 12 n/a x-Sunday, May 12: Ottawa at Mon- L.A. Lakers 89 First Round Onalaska 000 400 11 — 6 n/a treal, TBD BOXING Sunday, April 28: San Antonio 103, Centralia at Ridgefield, TBD Batteries: Onalaska — Gabby New York Rangers vs. Washington L.A. Lakers 82 7 p.m. W.F. West at Aberdeen, TBD Wright and Nicole Duryea; Morton- Thursday, May 2: NY Rangers at White Pass — Taylor Brooks and Dar- Washington, 4:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Junior welterweights, Mauricio Her- Golden State 3, Denver 2 Local Results ian Atkinson Saturday, May 4: NY Rangers at rera (18-3-0) vs. Kim Ji-hoon (24-8-0), at Corona, Saturday, April 20: Denver 97, Gold- Wednesday’s Games Washington, 9:30 a.m. en State 95 Calif. Girls Golf At Onalaska Monday, May 6: Washington at NY Tuesday, April 23: Golden State 131, At Newaukum Valley Golf Course LOGGERS 5, TIMBERWOLVES 4 Rangers, 4:30 p.m. COLLEGE SOFTBALL Denver 117 CENTRALIA 79, W.F. WEST 60 Morton-WP 101 200 0 — 4 n/a Wednesday, May 8: Washington at Friday, April 26: Golden State 110, 5 p.m. (Stableford scoring) Onalaska 001 301 0 — 5 n/a NY Rangers, 4:30 p.m. Denver 108 ESPN — Texas Tech at Baylor Centralia — Bailey Peters 25, Lilja Batteries: Onalaska — Gabby x-Friday, May 10: NY Rangers at Sunday, April 28: Golden State 115, Voetberg 22, Grace Burgess 17, Taylor Wright and Nicole Duryea; Morton- Washington, 4:30 p.m. GOLF Denver 101 Bell 8, Shelby Duffy 7 White Pass — Maddie McCoy, Chris- x-Sunday, May 12: Washington at Tuesday, April 30: Denver 107, Gold- Noon W.F. West — Hannah Cooley 20, tine Robbins (5) and Darian Atkinson NY Rangers, TBD en State 100 Lauren Clark 18, Aimee Sennes 10, Am- x-Monday, May 13: NY Rangers at TGC — PGA Tour, Wells Fargo Champion- x-Thursday, May 2: Denver at Golden ber Johnson 9, Emily Burton 3 At Napavine Washington, TBD ship, first round, at Charlotte, N.C. TIGERS 15, TROJANS 3 State, 9 or 10:30 p.m. Boston 1, Toronto 0 x-Saturday, May 4: Golden State at MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Girls Tennis Pe Ell 100 020 0 — 3 3 2 Wednesday, May 1: Boston 4, To- Denver, TBA At Centralia Napavine 112 083 0 — 15 17 1 ronto 1 4 p.m. CENTRALIA 6, W.F. WEST 0 Batteries: Napavine — Alexa Saturday, May 4: Toronto at Boston, Memphis 3, L.A. Clippers 2 MLB — Regional coverage, Washington at At- Singles Peters and Karley Bornstein; Pe Ell — 4 p.m. Saturday, April 20: L.A. Clippers 112, 1. Anna Scheibmeir (C) def. Lau- Mattie Miller, Alyssa Compton (4) and Monday, May 6: Boston at Toronto, lanta or Miami at Philadelphia Memphia 91 ren Wade 6-0, 6-1 Kayla Hoke 4 p.m. MEN’S COLLEGE LACROSSE Monday, April 22: L.A. Clippers 93, 2. Lillian Albright (C) def. Hannah Wednesday, May 8: Boston at To- Memphis 91 2 p.m. Cummings 6-0, 6-0 At Napavine ronto, 4 p.m. Thursday, April 25: Memphis 94, L.A. 3. Sydney Creel (C) def. Tori Weeks TIGERS 6, TROJANS 3 x-Friday, May 10: Toronto at Bos- FSN — ECAC, semifinal, teams TBD, at Ge- Clippers 82 6-1, 6-2 Pe Ell 000 100 2 — 3 6 1 ton, 4 p.m. Saturday, April 27: Memphis 104, neva, N.Y. Doubles Napavine 110 013 0 — 6 11 0 x-Sunday, May 12: Boston at To- L.A. Clippers 83 5 p.m. 1. McKailey Fast/Jaycee Foster (C) Batteries: Napavine — Mackenzie ronto, TBD Tuesday, April 30: Memphis 103, L.A. def. Julie Spencer/Katie Hankins 6-1, Olson and Karley Bornstein; Pe Ell — x-Monday, May 13: Toronto at Bos- FSN — ECAC, semifinal, teams TBD, at Ge- Clippers 93 6-1 Taylor Brooks, Alyssa Compton (5) and ton, TBD Friday, May 3: L.A. Clippers at Mem- neva, N.Y. 2. Amanda Perdue/Payton Zan- Lacey Joner phis, 8 or 9:30 p.m. NBA dofsky (C) def. Tess Cummings/Kyla WESTERN CONFERENCE x-Sunday, May 5: Memphis at L.A. Richards 6-4, 7-6 (7-1) Chicago 1, Minnesota 0 5 p.m. Clippers, TBA 3. Liz Nugent/Hayden Blaser At Adna Tuesday, April 30: Chicago 2, Min- TNT — Playoffs, Brooklyn at Chicago (C) def. Isabel VanderStoep/Arianne PIRATES 7, VIKINGS 4 nesota 1 (OT) Woodland 6-2, 6-2 Mossyrock 002 002 0 — 4 10 5 Friday, May 3: Minnesota at Chi- 7:30 p.m. Adna 011 302 0 — 7 6 0 MLB cago, 6:30 p.m. TNT — Playoffs, Denver at Golden State Tuesday’s Games Batteries: Adna — Sam Rolfe, Sa- Sunday, May 5: Chicago at Minne- NHL Baseball vannah Massingham (5) and Emma Major League Baseball Standings sota, Noon At Tumwater Brattain, Shanay Dotson (5); Mossyrock American League Tuesday, May 7 Chicago at Minne- 4:30 p.m. BEARCATS 4, WOLVES 3 — Autumn Moorcroft and Tori Nelson EAST W L PCT GB sota, 6:30 p.m. NBCSN — Playoffs, conference quarterfinals, W.F. West 010 100 2 — 4 3 1 Boston 19 8 .704 — x-Thursday, May 9: Minnesota at teams TBD Black Hills 102 000 x — 3 5 4 At Adna New York 17 10 .630 2 Chicago, TBD Batteries: W.F. West — Logan PIRATES 10, VIKINGS 6 Baltimore 16 12 .571 3½ x-Saturday, May 11: Chicago at 7 p.m. James, JT Yarter (4), Tanner Gueller (6) Mossyrock 000 120 3 — 6 10 4 Tampa Bay 12 15 .444 7 Minnesota, TBD NBCSN — Playoffs, conference quarterfinals, and Keylen Steen; Black Hills — Austin Adna 120 052 0 — 10 11 4 Toronto 10 18 .357 9½ x-Sunday, May 12: Minnesota at Lee and Kris O’Bannon Batteries: Adna — Savannah CENTRAL Chicago, TBD teams TBD Massingham, Tabitha Dowell (7) and Kansas City 15 10 .600 — Anaheim 1, Detroit 0 At Elma Shanay Dotson; Mossyrock — Calli Detroit 15 11 .577 ½ Tuesday, April 30: Anaheim 3, De- FRIDAY, May 3 BEAVERS 12, EAGLES 11 Hensch and Kelsie Moorcroft Minnesota 12 12 .500 2½ troit 1 Tenino 300 251 1 — 12 11 3 Cleveland 12 13 .480 3 Thursday, May 2: Detroit at Ana- AUTO RACING Elma 010 035 2 — 11 11 3 Chicago 11 15 .423 4½ heim, 7 p.m. 9 a.m. Batteries: Tenino — Ben Peterson, WEST Saturday, May 4: Anaheim at De- ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, pole Kolton McKitrick (6) and Zack Cham- Texas 17 10 .630 — troit, 4:30 p.m. berlain; Elma — Sutton, Simpson (5), COLLEGE Oakland 16 13 .552 2 Monday, May 6: Anaheim at De- qualifying for Aaron’s 312, at Talladega, Ala. Haley (6) and Black Seattle 13 17 .433 5½ troit, 5 p.m. NWAACC Softball 11 a.m. Los Angeles 10 17 .370 7 x-Wednesday, May 8: Detroit at Wednesday’s Results At Rochester Houston 8 20 .286 9½ Anaheim, 7 p.m. SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice for At Aberdeen BULLDOGS 4, WARRIORS 0 National League x-Friday, May 10: Anaheim at De- Aaron’s 499, at Talladega, Ala. Game 1 Montesano 002 002 0 — 4 8 2 EAST W L PCT GB troit, TBD LADY BLAZERS 1, CHOKERS 0 12:30 p.m. Rochester 000 000 0 — 0 3 3 Atlanta 17 10 .630 — x-Sunday, May 12: Detroit at Ana- Centralia 010 000 0 — 1 2 0 Batteries: Montesano — Layne Washington 14 14 .500 3½ heim, TBD SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, “Happy Grays Harbor 000 000 0 — 0 4 0 Bruner, Matt Jensen (5) and Jordan Bas- Philadelphia 12 16 .429 5½ San Jose 1, Vancouver Batteries: Centralia — Randt and Hour Series,” final practice for Aaron’s 499, at Tal- sard; Rochester — Dustin Wilson and New York 11 15 .423 5½ Wednesday, May 1: San Jose 3, Klingberg; Grays Harbor — Johnson ladega, Ala. Dakota Deal Miami 8 20 .286 9½ Vancouver 1 and Gilmore CENTRAL Friday, May 3: San Jose at Vancou- 2 p.m. At Napavine St. Louis 16 11 .593 — ver, 7 p.m. Game 2 SPEED — ARCA, International Motorsports Game 1 Pittsburgh 16 12 .571 ½ Sunday, May 5: Vancouver at San LADY BLAZERS 8, CHOKERS 3 TROJANS 4, TIGERS 3 Milwaukee 14 12 .538 1½ Jose, 7 p.m. Hall of Fame 250, at Talladega, Ala. Centralia 000 510 2 — 8 11 0 Pe Ell 111 001 0 — 4 6 3 Cincinnati 15 14 .517 2 Tuesday, May 7: Vancouver at San GOLF Grays Harbor 100 110 0 — 3 11 1 Napavine 100 200 0 — 3 4 6 Chicago 11 16 .407 5 Jose, 7 p.m. Batteries: Centralia — Givens and 6 a.m. Batteries: Pe Ell — Austin Ar- WEST x-Thursday, May 9: San Jose at Klingberg; Grays Harbor — Johnson rington and Andy Pickens; Napavine Colorado 17 11 .607 — Vancouver, 7 p.m. TGC — European PGA Tour, China Open, and Gilmore — Cole Doughty and Brady Woodrum San Francisco 16 12 .571 ½ x-Saturday, May 11: Vancouver at second round, at Tianjin, China (same-day tape) Arizona 15 13 .536 1½ San Jose, TBD 9:30 a.m. Game 2 Los Angeles 13 14 .481 2½ x-Monday, May 13: San Jose at TIGERS 13, TROJANS (5 inn.) LOCAL San Diego 10 17 .370 6 Vancouver, TBD TGC — LPGA, Kingsmill Championship, sec- St. Louis 1, Los Angeles 0 Pe Ell 000 00 — 0 3 1 Riverside Women’s Golf Club ond round, at Williamsburg, Va. Tuesday, April 30: St. Louis 2, Los Napavine 114 7x — 13 11 3 April 30 Results Tuesday’s Results Angeles 1 (OT) Noon Batteries: Pe Ell — Derrick Justice 18-Hole Putts at Cleveland 14, Philadelphia 2 Thursday, May 2: Los Angeles at St. and Andy Pickens; Napavine — David First Division at NY Yankees 7, Houston 4 TGC — PGA Tour, Wells Fargo Champion- Louis, 6:30 p.m. Grace and Brady Woodrum 1. Pat Moss at Toronto 9, Boston 7 ship, second round, at Charlotte, N.C. at Detroit 6, Minnesota 1 Saturday, May 4: St. Louis at Los 2. Susan Remund Angeles, 7 p.m. 4:30 p.m. At Onalaska 3. Patty Reichart at Atlanta 8, Washington 1 Game 1 at Miami 2, NY Mets 1 Monday, May 6: St. Louis at Los TGC — Champions Tour, Insperity Cham- Second Division Angeles, 7 p.m. LOGGERS 8, TIMBERWOLVES 2 1. Paulette Horton at Texas 10, Chicago White Sox 6 pionship, first round, at The Woodlands, Texas Onalaska 040 202 0 — 8 6 0 San Diego 13, at Chicago Cubs 7 x-Wednesday, May 8: Los Angeles 2. Vicki Pogorelc at St. Louis, TBD (same-day tape) Morton-WP 100 100 0 — 2 5 4 3. June Young at Kansas City 8, Tampa Bay 2 Batteries: Onalaska — McMillion, at Milwaukee 12, Pittsburgh 8 x-Friday, May 10: St. Louis at Los HORSE RACING Smith (7) and Bruton; Morton-White at St. Louis 2, Cincinnati 1 Angeles, TBD Pass — Counts, Hanson (4) and Reyn- San Francisco 2, at Arizona 1 x-Monday, May 13: Los Angeles at 2 p.m. olds NBA at Oakland 10, LA Angels 6 St. Louis, TBD NBCSN — NTRA, Kentucky Oaks, at Louis- Baltimore 7, at Seattle 2 ville, Ky. Game 2 NBA Playoff Glance at LA Dodgers 6, Colorado 2 TIMBERWOLVES 6, LOGGERS 1 All Times PDT MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Onalaska 000 100 0 — 1 2 2 FIRST ROUND Wednesday’s Results NASCAR 4:07 p.m. Morton-WP 310 200 0 — 6 10 2 (x-if necessary) Minnesota 6, Detroit 2 Batteries: Onalaska — Smith, (Best-of-7) L.A. Angels 5, Oakland 4 NASCAR SprintCup Standings ROOT — Seattle at Toronto Smeall (5), Mager (6) and Smeall, Bru- EASTERN CONFERENCE N.Y. Yankees 5, Houston 4 Driver Points 5 p.m. ton (5); Morton-White Pass — Kolb and Miami 4, Milwaukee 0 Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 0 1. Jimmie Johnson 343 MLB — Regional coverage, Boston at Texas or Reynolds Sunday, April 21: Miami 110, Mil- Boston 10, Toronto 1 2. Carl Edwards 300 waukee 87 Chicago White Sox 5, Texas 2 3. Kasey Kahne 297 St. Louis at Milwaukee At Adna Tuesday, April 23: Miami 98, Mil- Kansas City 9, Tampa Bay 8 4. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 297 NBA Game 1 waukee 86 Seattle 8, Baltimore 3 5. Clint Bowyer 290 5 p.m. VIKINGS 11, PIRATES 0 (6 inn.) Thursday, April 25: Miami 104, Mil- N.Y. Mets 7, Miami 6 6. Brad Keselowski 284 Mossyrock 340 022 — 11 8 0 waukee 91 Pittsburgh 6, Milwaukee 4 7. Kyle Busch 278 ESPN — Playoffs, first round, game 6, New Adna 000 000 — 0 2 4 Sunday, April 28: Miami 88, Milwau- St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 2 8. Greg Biffle 272 York at Boston (if necessary) Batteries: Mossyrock — John kee 77 Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 0 9. Kevin Harvick 271 Pomeroy and Nick Couch; Adna — Washington 2, Atlanta 0 10. Paul Menard 271 ESPN2 — Playoffs, first round, game 6, Indi- Lane Wasson, Brenden Webster (6) and New York 3, Boston 2 Chicago Cubs 6, San Diego 2 11. Aric Almirola 258 ana at Atlanta (if necessary) Jack Herring Saturday, April 20: New York 85, San Francisco 9, Arizona 6 12. Jamie McMurray 245 7:30 p.m. Boston 78 Colorado 7, L.A. Dodgers 3 13. Matt Kenseth 241 Game 2 Tuesday, April 23: New York 87, Bos- 14. Jeff Gordon 235 ESPN — Playoffs, first round, game 6, Okla- VIKINGS 13, PIRATES 3 ton 71 Thursday’s Games 15. Martin Truex Jr. 231 homa City at Houston (if necessary) Mossyrock 113 601 1 — 13 13 1 Friday, April 26: New York 90, Bos- Tampa Bay at Kansas City 11 a.m. 16. Ryan Newman 229 ESPN2 — Playoffs, first round, game 6, LA Adna 001 020 0 — 3 8 3 ton 76 San Diego at Chicago Cubs 11:20 a.m. 17. Joey Logano 228 Batteries: Mossyrock — Lucas Al- Sunday, April 28: Boston 97, New Miami at Philadelphia 4 p.m. 18. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 224 Clippers at Memphis (if necessary) len and Nick Couch; Adna — Cooper York 90, OT Boston at Toronto 4 p.m. 19. Jeff Burton 218 NHL Zurfluh, Brenden Webster (5) and Jack Wednesday, May 1: Boston 92m New Washington at Atlanta 4 p.m. 20. Kurt Busch 216 Herring York 86 Chicago White Sox at Texas 5 p.m. 21. Mark Martin 207 4:30 p.m. x-Friday, May 3: New York at Boston, St. Louis at Milwaukee 5 p.m. 22. Tony Stewart 207 NBCSN — Playoffs, conference quarterfinals, At Toledo 7 p.m. Detroit at Houston 5 p.m. 23. Marcos Ambrose 195 teams TBD Game 1 x-Sunday, May 5: Boston at New Baltimore at LA Angels 7 p.m. 24. Juan Pablo Montoya 183 CHINOOKS 2, WARHAWKS 1 (9 York, TBA 25. Casey Mears 183 7 p.m. inn.) Friday’s Games 26. Danica Patrick 169 NBCSN — Playoffs, conference quarterfinals, Kalama 000 001 001 — 2 5 0 Indiana 3, Atlanta 2 Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs 11 a.m. 27. Bobby Labonte 152 teams TBD Toledo-Win. 000 010 000 — 1 4 1 Sunday, April 21: Indiana 107, At- Minnesota at Cleveland 4 p.m. 28. Denny Hamlin 145 Batteries: Kalama — Austin lanta 90 Oakland at NY Yankees 4 p.m. 29. Dave Blaney 145 Vaughn, Dalton Carter (7) and Tanner Wednesday, April 24: Indiana 113, Miami at Philadelphia 4 p.m. 30. David Ragan 145 • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 2, 2013

Tuesday’s 2B Baseball MWP Splits With Ony, Seals Second in C2BL By The Chronicle ONALASKA — Onalaska came one game short of the sweep it needed over Morton- White Pass, winning the opener 8-2 but falling 6-1 in Game 2 of a Central 2B League baseball twinbill here Tuesday. "All in all this was one of our best games of the year," Logger coach Kyle Smaciarz said. "Our pitching was decent enough and our fielding was solid with no errors. That is a first for us." The loss, though, dropped the Loggers to 5-9 and out of the playoff picture, while Morton- White Pass finished second in the C2BL standings at 8-6 and will enter the District 4 2B Base- ball Tournament on Monday against the No. 3 team from the Pacific 2B League. Onalaska took the lead in the second inning of Game 1 with 4 runs. Roberto Patraca hit a 2-run single while Gabe Hall and Chase Smith added back-to- back RBI singles. "We finally began manu- facturing strong hits this game which we have been struggling at all year," Smaciarz said. "We put a full game together tonight." The second game, however, proved to be a different story. Rylon Kolb pitched a complete Brandon Hansen / [email protected] game, holding the Loggers to Morton-White Pass’ Brian Reynolds slides into third base during Central 2B League baseball action against Onalaska Tuesday on the Loggers’ home ield. two hits with nine strikeouts. Kolb also went 3 for 4 at the plate with a double and an RBI. Central 2B League "We were hitting his fastball Final Baseball Standings in the beginning of the game Team Record but he was able to switch up his Mossyrock 13-1 pitches and we could not adjust Morton-WP 8-6 to hit his curveball," Smaciarz Adna 7-7 said. Toutle Lake 7-7 Brian Reynolds hit a double Napavine 7-7 and went 2 for 4, while Kraig Wahkiakum 5-9 Lindh hit 2 of 2 with three RBIs. Onalaska 5-9 Onalaska finished 5-9 in Pe Ell 4-10 league and will host a nonleague game with Lake Quinault on with a double, and Wasson had Thursday. a double and drove in a run for Adna. Tigers Split With Pe Ell Adna (9-7, 7-7 league) fin- NAPAVINE — Pe Ell hand- ishes in a tie with Napavine and ed the Tigers a 4-3 loss in the Toutle Lake for third in the Cen- opener, but Napavine bounced tral 2B League standings, but back in a big way with a 13-0 Brandon Hansen / [email protected] with a 3-1 record against the Ti- win in Game 2 of a Central 2B League baseball doubleheader Onalaska’s Roberts Patraca puts the ball in play during Central 2B baseball action Tuesday against Morton-White Pass on the gers and Ducks moves into the here on Tuesday. Loggers’ home ield. third playoff berth. Adna will Napavine committed six er- now face the No. 2 team out of rors in the first four innings of The nightcap, though, was Mossyrock Sweeps Adna game with back-to-back singles. the Pacific 2B League — North- the opener, spoiling an impres- a different story. David Grace That was the entirely of the Pi- west Christian — at 3:30 p.m. sive start by Cole Doughty. held Pe Ell to three hits over ADNA — The Vikings got a rates' hits. Monday afternoon in Ocosta. strong outing from John Pome- "We really let down Cole, five innings and struck out four Pomeroy went 2 for 3 with Mossyrock, which wrapped who I thought had his best out- without walking a batter to get roy in Game 1, and kept ham- a double to help his own cause, mering out hits in Game 2 for an up the C2BL championship last ing of the year," Tiger coach Bry- the win. and Lucas Allen was 2 for 3 for week, will host the No. 5 team an Bullock said. "He had some 11-0, 13-3 sweep of the Pirates Lindsay had three hits, Grace the winners — who took advan- out of the C2BL — either Toutle really good stuff." had two hits, and Kaleb Sisson here Tuesday to wrap up both tage of four Adna errors in the Napavine got solo home hit a 3-run double in the third teams' Central 2B League base- game. Lake or Napavine — on Monday runs from Jensen Lindsay and inning and a 3-run triple in the ball schedule. Mossyrock bounced out to in their District 4 opener. Jorden Hartley, but Pe Ell broke fourth inning. Pomeroy went all six innings an 11-1 lead after four innings in Note: Tuesday's games a 3-3 tie in the top of the sixth Pe Ell finishes the season in the opener, holding Adna to the nightcap, led by a 3 for 3 per- featured Senior Night festivi- inning with a double from Der- with a 4-10 C2BL record, while two hits with 11 strikeouts, two formance at the plate by Shaun ties for Adna. It was the final rick Justice and another double Napavine (8-8 overall) finishes walks and two hit batters. Stephens and a 2 for 3 showing home game for Pirates Wasson, from Devin Toepelt, which plat- with a 7-7 C2BL record. The Ti- "I thought our approach by Ryley Stanley, who added a Zurfluh, Brenden Webster, Aus- against him was pretty good," ed Justice. gers finish tied for fourth with double. tin McCloskey, Dallas Fussell, Austin Arrington tossed all Adna coach Bryan Zurfluh said. Toutle Lake, though the Ducks "We hit the ball a little bet- Mike Smith and Rush Engle. seven innings for Pe Ell, allow- have the tiebreaker, which "But he still threw plenty well. ter, but they were just kind of ing just four hits. puts Napavine in fifth — and Well enough to beat us, obvi- better than us in all phases of Zurfluh also thanked assistant "He's beaten a lot of good in a first-round District 4 2B ously." the game," Zurfluh said. "Their coaches Darin Bullock and Con- teams, and we knew we were go- Baseball Tournament matchup Cooper Zurfluh and Lane pitchers didn't walk or hit guys, ner Hogue, and Bruce Pockling- ing to be facing a good pitcher," against Mossyrock, in Mossyr- Wasson were the first two Pi- and they hit the ball." ton, for their help throughout Bullock added. ock, on Monday at 4 p.m. rates to the plate, and led off the Cooper Zurfluh went 3 for 4 the season. District IV 2B Baseball Tournament Bracket Monday, May 6 - Saturday, May 11; Five to regionals

Napavine Loser 1 Winner 1 Game 1 4 p.m., Monday Winner 7 at Mossyrock Mossyrock Game 10 Game 7 Game 5 Saturday, 10 a.m. Tuesday, 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, 4 p.m. Winner 5 Winner 10 at Mossyrock at Adna at Mossyrock (Loser out) Adna Loser 6 Game 2 3:30, Monday Game 12 Game 9 at Ocosta Saturday, 2 p.m. Loser 2 Winner 2 Championship at Mossyrock NW Christian Friday, 4:30 p.m. Third/Fourth at Mossyrock (Winner to Mossyrock Winner to regional, loser Naselle Mossyrock Regional; to Anacortes Loser 3 Game 3 Winner 3 regional) Loser to 6 p.m., Monday Anacortes at Mossyrock Winner 11 Loser 5 Regional Game 11 Game 8 Morton-WP Saturday, Noon Tuesday, 5:30 p.m. Game 6 Winner 6 Tuesday, 6 p.m. Loser 10 at Chehalis at Adna Winner 8 (Loser out) Toutle Lake at Mossyrock Game 13 Game 4 Winner fifth Saturday, 4 p.m. at Mossyrock 5:30, Monday (to Mossyrock Loser 4 at Ocosta Winner 4 regional), Loser 11 loser out Ocosta Sports 8 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 2, 2013 SPORTS

Tuesday’s 1A Boys College Softball Soccer Centralia Sweeps Grays Harbor, Stay Atop West Division Rochester By The Chronicle hits were, coincidentally, the en- fourth inning, which Katie Van- the fourth. ABERDEEN — The tirety of Centralia's offense in derpool led off with a single. Knutz finished the game 2 Continues Lady Blazers stayed atop the Game 1. Hailey Givens added up with a for 4 with five RBIs, driving in NWAACC West Division Kalynn Randt pitched all double, and Janice Knutz drove Centralia's last 2 runs with a sin- softball standings with a pair seven innings for Centralia, them both home a 3-run home gle in the seventh. Vanderpool Quest for striking out four, allowing four run — pushing her West Divi- and Fisher each had two hits, of wins here on Wednesday, hits and walking two — though sion-leading total to eight in- and Givens went 3 for 4 with an League Title sweeping Grays Harbor 1-0 and her teammates played error-free conference homers and giving RBI. 8-3. By The Chronicle defense behind her. Erica Ryd- her 10 for the season. Givens also pitched the first The Blazers' lone run in the man had two hits for the Chok- Fisher singled and came four innings to get the win. ROCHESTER — The opener came in the second in- ers. home on a double from Kling- Centralia (13-11, 11-1 league) Warriors quest for a league ning, when Lauren Fisher hit a The offense found its groove berg, who then scored on a has won nine games in a row title gained steam with a double and scored on a single midway through Game 2. Cen- groundball from Krysta Ander- and will host Green River on 5-0 drubbing of Monte- from Maddi Klingberg. The two tralia trailed 1-0 going into the son to put the Blazers up 5-1 in Friday. sano in SWW 1A League Evergreen Division boys soccer action here on Tues- MLB day. Rochester got two goals apiece from Fernando Aq- uilar and Brandon Pandell Morse Homers as Mariners Knock Off Orioles 8-3 in the win and can win a SEATTLE (AP) — Michael That all changed against the title and a berth to the state Morse hit an opposite-field two- Orioles. Getting ahead of batters, tournament with a win over run homer, his third home run Harang took a one-hit shutout Hoquiam on Thursday. in four games, Aaron Harang into the sixth inning. He retired "We played real good pitched six solid innings for his 12 of the first 13 batters he faced ball, probably the best I've first win and the Seattle Mari- and Matt Wieters was the only seen them play all year," ners won their second straight Baltimore batter to reach with a Rochester coach Brian series with an 8-3 win over the two-out double in the second. Ziese said. "We did a good Baltimore Orioles on Wednes- Harang finally found trou- job building up our attack day night. ble in the sixth, but was able After not winning a series in the game." to finish the inning without for most of April, the Mariners Aguilar scored in the Seattle having to touch its bull- 10th minute to get the War- went 5-2 on their homestand, pen. Manny Machado's double riors on the board thanks to taking three of four from the extended his hitting streak to 10 an assist from Eric Arevalo. Angels and two of three from games and was Baltimore's first He scored again in the 35th Baltimore. minute off a penalty kick Morse's homer was the high- hit since Wieters' double. Nick Markakis then lined a 3-2 pitch for a 2-0 halftime lead. light on a night when the Mari- Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press Pandell notched his ners scored four times with two Seattle's Michael Morse, center, is congratulated by Jason Bay, left, and followed in back up the middle into center goal in the 46th minute on outs off Baltimore starter Wei- by Michael Saunders on Morse's two-run him run against the Orioles in the fourth field to score Machado and end an assist from Aguilar, and Yin Chen (2-3). Michael Saun- inning Wednesday in Seattle. Harang's shutout. Jones followed three minutes later Michael ders had three hits and scored with an RBI double, but Harang Chambers put one in on a three times, while Kendrys Mo- The Mariners scored twice right-center in the fourth. Chen struck out Chris Davis to end feed from Austin Howell. rales had three RBIs, including a in the second, including the first matched the shortest start of his the inning. "The guys knew that we two-run double in the sixth in- triple in the career of slow-foot- career, lasting just four innings, Machado added a solo homer had to win and they made ning. ed Seattle catcher Jesus. Lead- giving up five runs, eight hits in the eighth inning. Morse became the first Se- sure we would get a chance ing off the inning, Montero hit and walking three. Notes: Former Baltimore 2B attle hitter to have nine homers at the title," Ziese said. "The a drive to deep left-center that Morales and the Mariners Roberto Alomar was announced in the team's first 30 games since guys came out and did what Adam Jones was tracking. Jones were not done, adding three Wednesday as this year's induct- Mike Cameron in 2002. Camer- ee into the Orioles Hall of Fame. they needed to do to get it on's total included a four-homer seemed confident enough that more in the sixth. Morales hit Alomar played three seasons in done." game, and Morse was slowed in he blew a bubble with his gum a two-run double to center and Pandell got his second April by a small fracture in the as he chased the long fly ball, scored on Bay's sacrifice fly. It Baltimore from 1996-98. He goal in the 51st minute, as- little finger on his right hand. but watched as the ball deflect- was just the third time this sea- will be inducted in August. ... sisted by Nick Taylor. Roch- Seattle was hitting just .230 ed off the edge of his glove just son the Mariners scored more Orioles RHP Zach Clark made ester outshot Montesano 7-5. on the season with two outs, but before he crashed hard into the than seven runs. his major league debut when he Thursday’s home finale scored four runs on key two- wall. Montero scored on Saun- Harang (1-3) was knocked took over for Chen in the fifth against Hoquiam is now for out hits. Bay got the Mariners ders' single and Morales fol- around in his three previous inning. Clark went 1 2-3 innings, the league title, as well as an started with a double into the lowed with another two-out RBI outings, failing to pitch past the allowing three runs and three automatic berth to the State left-field corner to score Morales base hit for a 3-0 lead. fifth in any allowing 13 earned hits. ... Seattle had double-digit 1A playoffs. in the first after Chen easily got Morse then capped Chen's runs in his previous two outings hits in six of seven games during the first two outs of the game. miserable night with his drive to against Texas and the Angels. its homestand. Mother’s Day Is Right Around The Corner On May 12th! Give your mother or grandmother the gift of local news! 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Pete Caster / [email protected] 2013 May Day royalty candidates Hunter Smith and Railey St. Jean are excited for the crowning this Friday. Maintaining aVader Tradition By Brian Carroll King. Articulate with an entrepreneurial For The Chronicle spirit, Smith has perfected his sales pitch ThroughChanging Times and assembled a diverse network of donors Persevering despite waning public sup- he believes will pave his path to the crown. port, a small group of dedicated residents When asked what motivated him to join a are bent on preserving the Vader May Day competition that’s long been dominated by Festival’s traditions while assuring it has a girls, Smith confidently replied, “I want to bright future with younger generations. be the first king in 61 years to throw candy Now proudly celebrating its 61st year, from a float.” the annual Vader May Day Festival had Standing between Smith and the crown humble beginnings. The festival was found- is Railey St. Jean, a pint-sized, precocious ed in 1952 by local Girl Scout leader, Lena kindergartner at Toledo Elementary. A re- DeAger. Initially consisting of Boy Scouts cent addition to the competition, St. Jean and Girl Scouts parading through town is expanding beyond door-to-door sales on hand-decorated bicycles and wagons, with plans to set up a raffle table at the lo- over time the festival expanded to include cal grocery store in hopes of netting some a range of activities, which benefited from additional donation dollars. If her efforts consistent community support. The fes- pay off and she becomes this year’s May Day tival came to symbolize the beginning of Queen, St. Jean said she will have a celebra- spring and brought folks together through tory barbeque featuring her favorite dishes a shared spirit of old-fashioned fun. High- of steak and seafood with orange juice. lights of the festivities included a parade, car Seeing such enthusiasm from children show, pole dance, cake walk, and the high- like Smith and St. Jean assures Festival ly-anticipated crowning of Vader’s May Day Committee Chairwoman Wanda Smith of Queen. a promising future. In the face of econom- In years past, the queen earned her ic challenges and an aging population of crown by raising the most money from tak- long-time supporters, Chairwoman Smith ing donation jars around the neighborhood. remains optimistic. “Some of the character- These days, contestants sell commemora- istics Vader is known for have been dying,” tive buttons and raffle tickets at $1 apiece, Smith said, “but it’s still a positive commu- and the competition is open to both boys nity. These kids show us why we need to and girls. keep the festival going.” Hunter Smith, a fourth grader at Toledo “I think the May Day Festival is an im- Elementary School and great-grandson of portant event for the people down here,” festival founder DeAger, aims to buck the trend and become Vader’s first May Day please see vader, page Life 2

The 61sT vader May day FesTival May 3-4, 2013

Theme: “Cruisin’ into Spring”

Activities: Friday, May 3 Coronation ceremony for May Day Royalty starts at 7 p.m. followed by bingo and food/ drink in the Lion’s Hall

Saturday, May 4 • Masonic Lodge breakfast starting at 7:30 a.m. • Parade lineup begins at 9 a.m. at 7th & D Street. Parade starts at 11 a.m. • Cake walk will begin after parade • Assembly of God rummage sale running all day

Contact: For additional information, please contact May Day Festival Committee Chairwoman Wanda Smith at 360-295-3559.

Chronicle file photos An assortment of photos from past May Day events. Life 2 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 2, 2013 LIFE

Vader Continued from page Life 1 said area resident and owner of Vader’s Little Crane Café, Ginnie Dailey. “It brings the community together to do something for one another, to enjoy a good time without costing too much.” Along with a team of volunteers, Dailey has been the driving force behind a number of youth- oriented festival activities for the past seven years. Dailey and her team offer children free hamburg- ers and hotdogs with pop, cotton candy, face-painting and game booths before finishing the day with an annual raffle drawing for a boy’s and a girl’s bicycle. For Dailey, the reward comes from seeing how the children em- brace the festival. “Watching their faces light up when they can enjoy a free day of food, games and activities makes it all worth it.” “Rain or shine,” Dailey said, “it’s a fun event and they keep us going, so we want to give back.”

Brian Carroll lives in Pete Caster / [email protected] Chehalis and enjoys Hunter Smith and Railey St. Jean May Day royalty candidates run through dandelions. teaching, writing and meeting inspirational people in our community. Your The Monkees Book Summer Tour time When the unexpected crops up, the right By Randy Lewis est hits. It was an emotionally insurance means everything. Los Angeles Times disarming multimedia show has come that, for all its backward glance, to get the LOS ANGELES — The felt fresh and electric.” Home · Auto · Business Monkees will be monkeying A statement issued Monday job you were around again this summer, as said the new tour largely will made for. the surviving three members of follow the template of last fall’s Flood · Earthquake the group undertake a more ex- multimedia shows incorporat- tensive tour following last fall’s You deserve to get ing footage from “The Mon- We work with a variety of insurance companies to ensure you get the dozen sold-out shows. ahead in life, and to kees” TV series, their 1968 ex- i nd the job you were most comprehensive insurance coverage tailored to meet your needs. Micky Dolenz, Michael Ne- perimental film “Head,” screen made for, all you Safeco · Liberty Northwest · Travelers · Mutual of Enumclaw smith and Peter Tork will begin need to do is turn to the new tour, dubbed “A Mid- tests and other visuals. It also The Hartford · Hagerty · Foremost · American Modern summer’s Night With the Mon- gave a prominent role to the The Chronicle kees,” on July 15 in Port Chester, group’s third album, “Head- Classii eds. N.Y. It will continue through quarters,” the first for which Aug. 18 in Portland, Ore. Dolenz, Nesmith, Jones and You’ll i nd job listings “Nothing could have pre- Tork had creative control over of all types, one of pared the uninitiated for the the music. which is sure to suit powerful concert the Monkees Nesmith recently concluded you perfectly. Pick his first U.S. solo tour in more up a copy today or delivered,” the Chicago Tri- check out bune wrote of last year’s tour, than two decades. www.chronline.com. the group’s first since the death Tickets go are sale at www. last year of singer Davy Jones Monkees.com, for presale and

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Cowlitz Bulletin Editor is vies, Centralia, president of the Washington “Funny Cuss” Lewis County Bar association. n 1889, the Centralia News C.D. Cunningham, Centralia, chaired the planning committee, Spring in Bloom Ilooked down at the editor state of a nearby newspaper. with Lee J. Campbell, Chehalis, “The editor of the Cowlitz assisting. HISTORY Bulletin must be a kind of a CRAFT FAIR funny cuss,” the Centralia news- Soloy Saves Mountaineer paper wrote as it prepared the Saturday, May 4th • 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. n 1984, Chris Soloy, 34, CH496116cz.ke reader for an excerpt from the former resident of Centra- Amazing Handcrafted Items bulletin. I lia, performed a helicopter res- St. Timothy Episcopal Church, 1826 SW Snively Avenue “Not because the managing cue in Wasilla, Alaska. A man Chehalis editor of this journal (Cowlitz with pulmonary edema, usually Bulletin) is a coward and afraid brought on by high altitude, was that some infuriated member of stuck on an icy ridge of a moun- the human family who has been tain. We’re your so fortunate as to have his name Soloy landed his helicopter appear in this paper would on the ridge about three feet come in here and mop up the wide at the 14,500 foot level of neighborhood floor with the editor’s carcass; George Wright (1803-1865), Colonel, U.S. Army the mountain. On the other side Courtesy U.S. Military Academy Archives but in order to be aristocratic the ridge dropped 5,000 feet. and to maintain the freedom of Following the outbreak of Medical Clinic. the press, we have secured the the Civil War, Colonel George personal services of a gentleman Wright receives orders to send We are conveniently with pugilistic proclivities to act Lt. Gov. Rocks Tenino soldiers from Fort Vancouver located nearby and as door-keeper to our sanctum,” n 2001, Lt. Gov. Brad Owen to San Francisco. would be delighted the excerpt read. “He is a heavy- On May 2, 1861, Colonel Iplayed rock ‘n’ roll with his to have your family weight and a lover of human band for Tenino Middle School George Wright (1803-1865), the gore; he takes to a scrapping students. officer in charge of the U.S. Ar- as our patients. match like a duck takes to water! Owen’s “Strategy for Youth” my’s District of Oregon, which No ordinary individual who has presentation urged students not includes all troops within taken offence at being kindly re- to do drugs or drink alcohol, but Washington Territory and the Tenino membered in the columns of the instead help others. state of Oregon, receives orders Cowlitz Bulletin has any busi- to send three companies of sol-

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DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “Give them pleasure ; the same pleasure they have when they wake up from a nightmare.” — Alfred Hitchcock on audiences © 2013 by NEA, Inc. Riding High: Horses that Help the Disabled By Keith Ervin Mia’s parents waited more The Seattle Times than a year and a half after a physical therapist referred SEATTLE — When Chris- them to Little Bit, the largest tine Beatty watches her daugh- therapeutic riding center in the ters ride horseback, she sees Northwest. things that might not be obvious “That’s the hard part,” Beatty to others. said. “There’s this thing every- “Look at that posture! For me one says is fabulous for your it’s amazing to see how straight child, everybody’s trying to get she sits,” Beatty said as 7-year- you in — and you have to wait.” old Mia returned from a trail Little Bit was founded in ride. 1976 by Margaret Dunlap and Mia, whose cerebral palsy af- riding instructor Debra Powell fects both legs and her right arm Adams when they saw that rid- and hand, wasn’t able to sit up ing seemed to slow the progres- on her own when she first went sion of Dunlap’s multiple sclero- to the Little Bit Therapeutic Rid- sis. ing Center two years ago. There isn’t much published Now she sits, crawls, stands research demonstrating — or and, with the help of therapists debunking — the effectiveness and her parents, is taking steps. of horseback therapy, said pedi- Beatty also has seen Mia’s atric neurologist and Little Bit 10-year-old sister, Megan — advisory-board member Ste- who has Down syndrome and phen Glass. attention-deficit hyperactivity But he has seen “absolutely disorder — learn to stay calm dramatic” improvement in and focused, interact with a rid- many children, and the practice ing instructor and give verbal has been increasingly accepted commands to a horse. by physicians and physical and Mia and Megan are among occupational therapists, Glass the 222 children and adults said. with disabilities who, with vary- Some young riders, like Mia, ing degrees of help, ride horses receive what’s called hippother- at Little Bit’s new location near apy — after “hippo,” the Greek Redmond. word for horse — in which the Erika Schultz / Seattle Times The nonprofit’s move this horse’s motion is used by a phys- Occupational therapist Sarah Niwa, left, works with Mia Beatty, 7, and volunteer Diane Johnson during a “hippotherapy” month from Woodinville, ical or occupational therapist to horseback riding session at Little Bit Therapeutic Riding Center in Redmond, Washington, April 15, 2013. Mia Beatty has Wash., to the new Dunmire Sta- achieve specific treatment goals. cerebral palsy. bles, on 17 acres, will give it the Most of the riders at Little she has gained a sense of em- with fundraising, John said, be- Little Bit. “I had never been mar- capacity to serve twice as many Bit — including some who have powerment — and greater cause of the improvement they riders and shorten its waiting ried before,” she said. “I was 50 ridden there 30 years or more — strength to drive her van with saw in Jordan, who was born in list of up to two years. when we met, and was never are there for adaptive riding, in hand controls. 2000 with a chromosome abnor- Built on the site of a former sure when I would meet that which they learn to ride more As demand began to outstrip mality. She began riding at 3, de- thoroughbred facility, Little independently, under the guid- knight in shining armor. Here Little Bit’s capacity to take on spite her father’s doubts. Bit’s new quarters include a ance of an instructor. he appeared in the horse barn — new riders, its staff and board “How is that going to work?” large covered arena, stalls for 41 Many riders, like Megan how perfect.” horses, a tack barn, a building Beatty, start with hippotherapy in 2007 launched an $11 million he wondered about horseback Alm, who has run Little Bit with therapy rooms, lounge and and graduate to adaptive riding. capital campaign. The honor- therapy. “My daughter can’t sit since 1999, said she, too, has ary campaign chairs, retired up on her own. How is she going office cubicles designed to look Sue Lamoree began adaptive been lucky. investment-fund manager Mike to get up on the back of a horse?” like horse stalls. riding 14 years ago after trans- “The powerful connection Dunmire and his wife, Phyllis, Olerud watched as a thera- Little Bit won’t be able to in- verse myelitis put her in a wheel- between human and horse is crease the number of riders be- chair and made it more difficult contributed $3 million to buy pist and a volunteer held her the Redmond, Wash., property. in place atop a horse, while hard to explain,” Alm said, “but fore next year, Executive Direc- for her to use her hands. having watched these children tor Kathy Alm said, because it When she jokingly told an Retired Major League base- another volunteer behind the and adults with disabilities im- must first raise additional oper- instructor she wanted to be- ball player John Olerud and his animal controlled its gait with ating funds, hire more staff, re- come “a real cowgirl,” he re- wife, Kelly Olerud, chaired the a long line. Soon he saw her prove and blossom over the cruit more volunteers and select sponded, “You can do whatever campaign and made a donation core strength improve, and she years, it’s hard to deny. and train new horses. The Se- you put your mind to do.” from the Jordan Fund, named learned to sit up. Now 12, Jordan “That’s why I feel like I’m the attle Police Department recently After getting over her ini- after their daughter, who has is able to walk, but not talk. luckiest person in the world, be- donated Blaze, a retired police tial terror of horses, Lamoree been a Little Bit rider for years. Lamoree also met her hus- cause I get to see that every sin- horse, to the center. learned to love them. She said The Oleruds agreed to help band, who was a volunteer, at gle day.” Life 8 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 2, 2013 LIFE Spring is Lawn Mower Tune-up Time By Angie Hicks sharpened, cleaning under the mower needs maintenance can http://www.angieslist.com/ mower, replacing spark plugs include difficulty in starting, a and air filters, changing the oil, smoking engine, and reduced It’s that time of year. Drive replacing old fuel if necessary horsepower. through your neighborhood on and inspecting the carburetor, The most common issue heavy trash pickup day in early cables and belts. both pros say they see is trouble spring and you’ll likely see them: A spring tune-up should cost with carburetors, especially in lawnmowers sitting forlornly at between $50 and $150, depend- mowers where fuel has sat in the the end of driveways, worn but ing on the mower and what gas tank for an extended period otherwise seemingly intact; cast needs to be done. Feehan picks of time. aside because they no longer up and drops off the mowers function as they should. “It typically will start up, run “Usually in the springtime, he services, charging about $90 for few seconds and then die,” about now, people try to start on average for a full service. Jeff Feehan said. “Once the fuel their mower and it won’t run, Breton, of Precision Outdoor starts to gel, it will clog up right so they’ll want to throw it out,” Power Equipment in Raleigh, away. That’s 90 percent of the re- said James Feehan of Treasure N.C., charges $47 for a tune-up, pairs I get.” Valley Premier Services, which plus the cost of parts like spark Feehan recommends using offers lawnmower service and plugs, oil and filters. Both pro- a fuel stabilizer throughout the grass management at University Regularly cutting the lawn is repair in Boise, Idaho. “Instead fessionals recommend an an- season to minimize potential is- of Maryland and combined his very important for its health. If (of paying for a tune-up) they nual inspection and tune-up. sues. knowledge of lawn care with a you miss a week, it grows taller. spend $500 on a new mower. “First off, it makes the grass “It will extend the life of the lifetime of experience working When you come back to cut it, People don’t call when a prob- look prettier,” Breton said. “A gas and keeps it from gelling up on small engines to form his you’re ripping a lot of the mois- lem exists. They just throw the dull blade just tears the grass, when it sits,” Feehan said, add- company, said neglecting your ture out of the lawn. You’re caus- mower away.” whereas a sharp blade will cut ing that the No. 1 thing home- mower will ultimately lead to ing a lot of problems by not do- Having your mower ser- the grass and give you an even owners can do to keep their neglect of your lawn. ing it regularly. Even one time a viced before you need it can help cut. Plus, we can see anything mowers working well is to drain “When you don’t maintain year alters it for about six weeks.” avoid inopportune breakdowns that might potentially go wrong fuel from the mower before stor- your lawnmower, it’s going Angie Hicks is the founder of and extend its lifecycle. A pro- (before) they might have to end ing it during the months when to break down,” Feehan said. Angie’s List, a resource for local fessional lawnmower tune-up up having to replace it.” it’s not being used. “When it breaks down, you consumer reviews on everything should include having the blade Warning signs that your Feehan, who studied turf can’t mow your lawn regularly. from home repair to health care. ADVICE: Dear Abby Middle Schooler’s Hearing Aids Can’t Tune Out Laughter DEAR ABBY: Last year, I pal or person in authority so that decided to stay. But now he anyone can give you in a letter, FEWER holidays you will be began to lose my hearing due person can speak privately with treats me like I’m a child and and I hope you will seek it. If able to ease your conscience, en- to a genetic disorder and now I the guilty parties and explain a prisoner. He took away my he won’t go for counseling, you joy more holidays and allow the have to wear hearing aids. I will why your hearing aids and the phone, my Internet and I can’t should go without him because young man a chance to become be a freshman in high school microphone are necessary. Your go anywhere. He says this is my I don’t think the status quo can more proactive in planning en- next year. My parents should also have a meet- punishment for what I did. Do last. tertainment for himself. teachers all have ing with the principal of your I really deserve that? I know to wear micro- high school before you go so the we’re both wrong, but is he more DEAR ABBY: My sister and DEAR ABBY: I may be phones so I can problem can be avoided. wrong? — BROKEN WIFE brother-in-law passed away two wrong, but isn’t it presumptuous hear them. When I was in grammar DEAR BROKEN WIFE: years ago. I am the only living for someone to open the message I’m scared school, a classmate of mine had From where I sit, you are equally relative of their 28-year-old son, card on a flower delivery before other kids will severe hearing loss. Because the wrong. How long ago did the “Louis.” He is a loner, spoiled and you get home when the flowers make fun of me students understood what her cheating incidents occur? If they a poor house guest. I invite Lou- are for you? — KIMBERLY IN for being dif- MARYLAND problem was, she was never ridi- are recent, you two should be is over only because I don’t want DEAR KIMBERLY: ferent. I have By Abigail Van Buren culed. in marriage counseling. If they him to be alone at holiday times. You’re already gotten P.S. Making fun of a child were long ago, then you must de- My husband, teenage daughter not wrong. The person opening laughed at. What should I do? — the cards isn’t being helpful, but EMBARRASSED TEEN who has a disability is a form of cide if you want to live the rest of and I have nothing in common bullying, and should be treated your life being treated as a child with him, and frankly, he spoils nosy. And it wouldn’t be out-of- DEAR EMBARRASSED line to tell the person not to do it as such. and a prisoner. our holidays. TEEN: When people laugh at a again. person who has a disability, it Your husband doesn’t trust How can I stop inviting my ••• DEAR ABBY: I’m 25 and you because you haven’t been nephew without feeling guilty? is usually out of ignorance. Be- Dear Abby is written by Abigail cause this happened at school have been with my husband for trustworthy. But taking away Or is there another solution? I Van Buren, also known as Jeanne or another place where there is nine years, married for four. I your phone and Internet and hate to make waves. — HOLI- Phillips, and was founded by her adult supervision, you and your cheated on him twice. He caught keeping you under lock and key DAY HATER IN CANADA mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear parents should talk to the princi- me both times. will not help you to rebuild it. DEAR HOLIDAY HATER: Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Even though I strayed, he You two need more help than If you invite your nephew for Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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Fire & Ice (2008) Amy Acker. › Flying Monkeys (2013) (CC) TBN 20 20 Spring Praise-A-Thon Spring Praise-A-Thon TBS 55 55 Married Married Name Is Name Is House/ Meet, There Accord- King of King of Rules ›› Bruce Almighty (2003) Jim Carrey, ›› Old School (2003) Luke Wilson, Ray- Friends Friends Friends Friends Earl Earl Payne Browns Yet? ing-Jim Queens Queens Morgan Freeman. (CC) (DVS) Will Ferrell. (CC) (DVS) mond (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) TLC 38 38 Moving Up (CC) Four Houses ’ Insane Bath 1st 1st Cellblock 6 Cellblock 6 Cellblock 6 Cellblock 6 Cellblock 6 Cellblock 6 Cellblock 6 Epic Pools (N) Law & Order “Dis- Law & Order “Bur- Law & Order “Bad Law & Order Rizzoli & Isles NBA Basketball First Round: Teams TBA. (N) NBA Basketball First Round: Teams TBA. (N) NBA Basketball First Round: Teams TNT 54 54 appeared” den” ’ Girl” ’ “Damaged” ’ (CC) (Live) (CC) (Live) (CC) TBA. (N) (Live) (CC) TOON 42 42 Looney Looney Scan2 Johnny Bey Poké Ben 10 NinjaGo Lantern Teen Jerry Jerry Johnny Johnny Johnny Gum Gum Gum MAD Incred Adven Adven Adven Regular TRAV 36 36 Paid Perf. When Vacations Mysteries at Radical Rides Man v Man v Food Food Food Food Food Food Rd- Burger Burger New Sturgis: Wild Sturgis: Cops TRUTV 49 49 PROA Weight Paid Paid Keurig Sexy Paid Insan Most Shocking Most Shocking Bait Bait Bait Bait Repo Repo Repo Repo Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn USA 58 58 Younger- Paid Cook Paid Paid Fat Loss › Case 39 (2009) Renée Zellweger, ››› No Country for Old Men (2007) Tommy Lee ››› Ocean’s Thirteen (2007, Comedy-Drama) NCIS A murder NCIS “Angel of Skin Prog. Safe Prog. Prog. Jodelle Ferland. Premiere. (CC) Jones, Javier Bardem, Josh Brolin. (CC) George Clooney, Brad Pitt. (CC) victim in a taxi. Death” ’ VH1 62 62 Jump Start ’ Jump Start ’ Jump Start ’ Top 20 Count. Top 20 Count. 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Law & Order “Burden” ’ (CC) Law & Order “Bad Girl” ’ (CC) News Inside Edition Access Hollywood ’ (CC) CBS Evening KIRO 7 Eyewit- Entertainment Tonight (N) ’ (CC) Person of Interest Reese, Carter and 48 Hours “My Dad’s Killer” A woman 48 Hours “Over the Edge” A California KIRO 7 News at omg! Insider Actor CBS 7 7 News (N) (CC) ness News Fusco look for Finch. ’ (CC) seeks justice for her father. chef jumps off a cliff. (N) (CC) 11PM Jeremy Miller. Celtic Thunder Mythology The group performs in Dublin. ’ (CC) Dave Matthews Band, Weekend on the Rocks: A Soundstage Special Event The Heart of Perfect Health With Brenda Watson Digestive health and heart PBS 9 9 The band performs its hits. ’ (CC) health. ’ (CC) Bloopers (N) ’ Bloopers (N) ’ Bones “The Pain in the Heart” Serial Bones “The Man Inside the Bear” Ritu- Q13 FOX News at Cops County jail; Unsealed: Alien Unsealed: Con- Star Wars: The Clone Wars “Brain In- MNT 10 10 (CC) (CC) killer strikes. ’ (CC) alistic cannibalism. ’ (CC) 9 (N) (CC) accident. ’ (CC) Files ’ (CC) spiracy Files ’ vaders/Grievous Intrigue” Rules of Engage- Rules of Engage- The Office ’ (CC) The Office “Broke” CSI: Miami “Golden Parachute” Forensic Leverage “The Top Hat Job” Tainted Criminal Minds “House on Fire” The It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny C W 11 11 ment ’ (CC) ment ’ (CC) ’ (CC) investigators solve crimes. ’ food. (CC) team hunts for a serial arsonist. ’ in Phila. in Phila. Antiques Roadshow Trophy from the Doctor Who “The Doctor Who “The As Time Goes By As Time Goes By Keeping Up Ap- Keeping Up Ap- Inspector Morse Morse investigates a Call the Midwife A baby is born with PBS 12 12 1908 Belmont Stakes. (CC) Seeds of Doom” Seeds of Doom” (CC) (CC) pearances (CC) pearances (CC) possible suicide. (CC) spina bifida. ’ (CC) Two and a Half Two and a Half The Big Bang The Big Bang Cops “Fight Night; Busted No. 3” A The Following “The Final Chapter” Q13 FOX News at Washington’s Hell’s Kitchen A slot machine deter- FOX 13 13 Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) woman accuses a friend of assault. Ryan tries to stop Joe Carroll. 10 (N) (CC) Most Wanted mines ingredients. (CC) (DVS) IND 14 14 Skinn Cosmetics Skinn Cosmetics North Shore Linens Perfect Sleep With Serta Perfect Sleep With Serta Coin Shoppe House “Open and Shut” Woman in an House “The Choice” The team treats an House “Baggage” A woman can’t re- House “Help Me” Helping at the scene Psych “Pilot” Police hire a psychic de- Psych “Spelling Bee” The death of the ION 15 15 open marriage falls ill. ’ (CC) ailing groom. ’ (CC) member who she is. ’ (CC) of an emergency. ’ (CC) tective. ’ (CC) Spellmaster. ’ (CC) IND 18 18 Kenneth Hagin Jay Sekulow In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Perry Stone Alive With Kong Dr. James Merritt End of the Age Check the Sound The Ramp MX TV Acquire the Fire KATU News at 6 Buddy Holly, Jerry Jeopardy! (CC) Wheel of Fortune Bet on Your Baby A dance challenge. 20/20 “Boiling Point” (N) ’ (CC) KATU News at 11 Castle “Eye of the ABC 22 22 (N) ’ (CC) Lee Lewis “Exotic Far East” (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) Beholder” ’ The Chris Mat- Straight Talk Inside Edition Grants Getaways Smash “The Phenomenon” An unex- The Voice The best moments of the Saturday Night Live Host Jennifer Law- NewsChannel 8 at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 thews Show (N) Weekend (N) ’ pected event. (N) ’ (CC) season so far. ’ (CC) rence; The Lumineers perform. 11 (N) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Comediant. Noticiero Nueva Vida (N) (SS) Sábado Gigante Mariachi México Internacional. (N) (SS) Comediant. Noticiero FOX 27 27 ››› Courage Under Fire (1996, Drama) Denzel Washington, Meg Ryan. Officer Cops “Fight Night; Busted No. 3” A The Following “The Final Chapter” 10 O’Clock News (N) Hell’s Kitchen A slot machine deter- reviews medal candidacy of female helicopter pilot. woman accuses a friend of assault. Ryan tries to stop Joe Carroll. mines ingredients. (CC) (DVS) Criminal Minds A series of beatings in Bates Motel “What’s Wrong With Nor- Bates Motel “Trust Me” Rising suspi- Bates Motel “Ocean View” Norma re- Bates Motel “The Truth” Dylan asks Bates Motel “The Man in Number 9” A&E 52 52 Philadelphia. ’ (CC) man” Dylan begins his new job. cions about town residents. (CC) ceives some much-needed help. Norman to move in with him. (CC) The Bates Motel opens for business. A MC 67 67 ›› The Transporter (2002, Action) Jason Statham, Shu Qi, François Berléand. A ››› I Am Legend (2007, Science Fiction) Will Smith, Alice Braga, Dash Mihok. ››› I Am Legend (2007, Science Fiction) Will Smith, Alice Braga, Dash Mihok. mercenary changes his mind-set after meeting a woman. (CC) Premiere. Bloodthirsty plague victims surround a lone survivor. (CC) Bloodthirsty plague victims surround a lone survivor. (CC) APL 43 43 To Be Announced My Cat From Hell ’ (CC) My Cat From Hell “Macho Cat” (N) America’s Cutest (N) ’ Tanked ’ (CC) My Cat From Hell “Macho Cat” ’ BET 56 56 35 & Ticking (2011) Nicole Ari Parker, Tamala Jones, Kevin Hart. (CC) ›› Deliver Us From Eva (2003, Romance-Comedy) LL Cool J, Gabrielle Union. (CC) Getting Played (2005) Carmen Electra. (CC) BRAVO 66 66 Million Dollar Listing New York Ryan Million Dollar Listing New York Mi- Don’t Be Tardy... Don’t Be Tardy... Don’t Be Tardy... Don’t Be Tardy... Married to Medicine Quad throws a ›› Honey (2003, Drama) Jessica Alba, throws a Fashion Week party. chael throws a fun open house. “Parent Trapped” “Plan-Iversary” Puppies in Paris soiree. Mekhi Phifer, Lil’ Romeo. CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey: Maple Leafs at Bruins NHL Hockey St. Louis Blues at Los Angeles Kings. (N) (S Live) (CC) News Just for Laughs ’ (CC) Rick Mercer C M T 61 61 Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded Dog and Beth: On the Hunt ’ (CC) ››› Any Given Sunday (1999, Drama) Al Pacino. A football coach copes with crises on and off the field. ’ (CC) ›› Ace Ventura: Pet Detective ’ CNBC 46 46 NHL Hockey TBA American Greed American Greed The Suze Orman Show (CC) American Greed Paid Program The Perfect Yard CNN 44 44 Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anderson Cooper Special Report Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anderson Cooper Special Report CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper Special Report Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Mystery Det. Mystery Det. Nancy Grace Mysteries Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown COM 60 60 ››› Trading Places (1983, Comedy) Dan Aykroyd, Eddie Murphy, Ralph Bel- ››› I Love You, Man (2009, Comedy) Paul Rudd, Jason Segel, Rashida Jones. ›› Zack and Miri Make a Porno (2008) Seth Rogen, Elizabeth Banks, Traci lamy. Two men’s lives are altered by a bet made between tycoons. (CC) A man’s new friendship threatens his upcoming wedding. (CC) Lords. Friends devise an odd plan to solve their money problems. (CC) D I S 41 41 Austin & Ally ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Good Luck Charlie “All Fall Down” Good-Charlie Dog With a Blog Jessie ’ Shake It Up! ’ Dog With a Blog Dog With a Blog A.N.T. Farm (CC) A.N.T. Farm (CC) Deadliest Catch Every ship hopes to Deadliest Catch Keith and Junior form Deadliest Catch “Blood in the Morning” Backyard Oil ’ Backyard Oil ’ Backyard Oil ’ Backyard Oil ’ Backyard Oil ’ Backyard Oil ’ DSC 8 8 make a comeback. ’ (CC) a secret alliance. ’ (CC) Deceit between the captains. ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) E! 65 65 E! News Fashion Police Guests Katie Lowes ››› Juno (2007, Comedy-Drama) Ellen Page, Michael Cera, Jennifer Garner. Blinging Up Baby Lives of celebrity Married to Jonas Married to Jonas and Willa Holland. Premiere. A teen decides to give up her unborn child for adoption. children. ESPN 32 32 College Softball Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 Boxing (CC) 30 for 30 30 for 30 Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) NBA Tonight (N) NBA Basketball First Round: Teams TBA. (CC) FAM 39 39 ›› The Goonies (1985) Sean Astin, Josh Brolin. ››› Twister (1996) Helen Hunt. Storm chasers race to test a new tornado-monitoring device. ››› The Blind Side (2009, Drama) Sandra Bullock, Tim McGraw. FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Red Eye (N) Justice With Judge Jeanine Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Chopped Spaghetti in a can; tile fish. Chopped Chopped Chopped First round, diver scallops. Chopped Iron Chef America Chef Sam Mason. FX 53 53 ››› X-Men 2 (2003, Fantasy) Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, Ian McKellen. A ›› X-Men: The Last Stand (2006, Action) Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Ian ››› Iron Man (2008, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Terrence Howard, Gwyneth power-mad militarist pursues the mutants. McKellen. A cure for mutations divides the X-Men. Paltrow. A billionaire dons an armored suit to fight criminals. GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf PGA Tour Golf Wells Fargo Championship, Third Round. From Charlotte, N.C. Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf ’ HALL 19 19 ›› Beyond the Blackboard (2011) ›› The Ron Clark Story (2006, Biography) Matthew Perry, Ernie Hudson. A New Mr. Hockey: The Gordie Howe Story (2013, Docudrama) Michael Shanks. Pre- Frasier (CC) Frasier “Visions of Emily VanCamp, Treat Williams. (CC) York teacher has a lasting impact on his students. (CC) miere. Hockey legend Gordie Howe comes out of retirement. (CC) Daphne” (CC) HGTV 68 68 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Renovation (CC) Love It or List It “The Elliott Family” Love It or List It (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Mankind The Story of All of Us Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) L I FE 51 51 Cradle of Lies (2006, Suspense) Shannon Sturges, Dylan Neal. (CC) ›› Tyler Perry’s the Family That Preys (2008, Drama) Kathy Bates, Alfre Woodard. (CC) Preachers’ Daughters (CC) TBA MSNBC 47 47 Lockup Lockup (N) Lockup “Louisiana” Lockup “Return to Pelican Bay” Lockup Orange County Lockup Tampa MTV 63 63 Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness The Show With Girl Code ’ Guy Code ’ Guy Code ’ ›› Malibu’s Most Wanted (2003, Comedy) Jamie Kennedy, Taye Diggs. ’ NBCS 34 34 NHL Hockey: Ducks at Red Wings NHL Hockey St. Louis Blues at Los Angeles Kings. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) NHL Live (N) IndyCar Racing Red Bull Signature Series NICK 40 40 SpongeBob SpongeBob Odd Parents Monsters, Alien SpongeBob SpongeBob Big Time Rush Wendell & Vinnie The Nanny (CC) The Nanny (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 Glee “Girls (and Boys) On Film” ’ Glee “Guilty Pleasures” ’ (CC) ››› The Devil Wears Prada (2006, Comedy) Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Adrian Grenier. › John Tucker Must Die (2006) Jesse Metcalfe, Ashanti. R O OT 31 31 World Match Racing Tour MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Toronto Blue Jays. From Rogers Centre in Toronto. (Subject to Blackout) Mariners Post. MLS Soccer Seattle Sounders FC at Philadelphia Union. SPIKE 57 57 ››› Remember the Titans (2000) Denzel Washington. A ›› The Expendables (2010, Action) Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li. Mercenaries embark on a mission to over- ›› The Expendables (2010) Sylvester Stallone. Mercenar- black man coaches high-school football after integration. throw a dictator. ’ ies embark on a mission to overthrow a dictator. ’ SYFY 59 59 Chupacabra vs. the Alamo (2013, Horror) Erik Estrada, Julia Benson. ›› Godzilla (1998) Matthew Broderick. Nuclear testing in the South Pacific produces a giant mutated lizard. (CC) › Age of the Dragons (2011) (CC) TBN 20 20 Spring Praise-A-Thon The King of The King of The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Men at Work Who Gets the Last TBS 55 55 Queens ’ (CC) Queens ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Laugh? TLC 38 38 Four Houses (N) ’ (CC) Twisted & Listed Twisted & Listed Epic Pools ’ (CC) Four Houses ’ (CC) Twisted & Listed Twisted & Listed Cellblock 6: Female Lock Up (CC) TNT 54 54 NBA Basketball NBA Basketball First Round: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) (CC) Rizzoli & Isles Jane learns more about ›› The Librarian: Quest for the Spear (2004, Action) Noah Wyle, Kyle Ma- Casey’s injury. (CC) cLachlan. A man protects magical artifacts from the forces of evil. (CC) TOON 42 42 Regular Show Regular Show ›› Planet 51 (2009, Comedy) Voices of Dwayne Johnson, Jessica Biel. Venture Bros. 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