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$1 Toledo Early Week Edition Still Tuesday, April 12, 2016 Perfect Indians Undefeated in C2BL / Sports 1 Superior Court Judge Willapa Hills Creamery Richard Brosey Discusses Career in Justice Business Near Pe Ell Thriving as Producer of System as He Plans for Retirement / Main 6 Artisan Cheese and Other Products / Main 3 Napavine Outdoor Adventurers Have Police Chief a Splash at Pe Ell River Run Pulling Emergency Double Duty for Fire District 5 WORKING HARD: Board of Fire Commissioners Has No Timetable for a Permanent Solution By Jordan Nailon [email protected] Lewis County Fire District 5 covers almost 66 square miles of rural countryside that is home to as many as 12,000 residents. The district has four stations, four engine companies, one water tender, three EMS transport ambulances, three rescue/brush trucks, two incident command response units and Pete Caster / [email protected] one support ve- A kayaker heads down Rainbow Falls to cap of the Pe Ell River Run on Saturday along the Chehalis River near Doty. hicle all their own. One thing they have to share, Chris Salyers FLOATERS: Participants though, is their Napavine chief. police chief Traverse Chehalis Since the be- River From Pe Ell ginning of 2016, Napavine Police Chief Chris Salyers has been pull- to Rainbow Falls ing double duty as fire chief for State Park in Annual the sprawling Lewis County fire Informal Journey district, also known as Newau- kum Valley Fire & Rescue. Salyers By Justyna Tomtas is a “non-operational” chief, which [email protected] means his duties are largely limited to administrative paperwork, but Despite overcast conditions he does respond to some fire and and weather hovering just above emergency calls. 50 degrees, dozens of partici- “I just do what they ask me to pants took to the Chehalis River do,” said Salyers of his double chief in Pe Ell for the annual river run duties. on Saturday. The unusual arrangement is Always on the second week- the product of a memorandum of end of April, the informal event understanding between the city of brings outdoor adventurers to- Napavine and the Lewis County gether for a day of floating down Board of Fire Commissioners for the river in rafts, canoes and District 5. Prior to that arrange- kayaks. ment the previously retired Gregg Launch time was around Peterson had been filling the role noon, just south of the West of fire chief of District 5. However, Fourth Avenue bridge spanning Eric Campbell, left, Payten Wiltse, 11, and Cecelia Wiltse, right, hang on to the side of their boat as they head down Rain- Peterson resigned the position in bow Falls during the Pe Ell River Run on Saturday afternoon along the Chehalis River near Doty. The trio safely made it please see RUN, page Main 16 through the falls. please see DUTY, page Main 16

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You are invited to our H.O.W. (Horse Owners Workshop) Ask the experts about anything equine. Dr. Chris Afeldt from Cascade West Veterinary Hospital, will be speaking on the recommended equine vaccinations for horses in the Northwest. Scott Wegner from Purina Mills Feed will talk about the nutritional needs of horses hursday, depending on their age and work levels. April 14th, 6 p.m. We hope to see you at the It’s “Simple and Easy” at THE FARM STORE Chehalis Farm Store. 561 W. Main Street • Chehalis • 748-3368 • 1-800-562-0949 • www.chehalisfarmstore.com CH555650bw.ke Main 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016 PAGE TWO

News Outtake: Making the Play in Toledo of the Weird Bates took Milly into cus- 3 Rescued Island tody and brought her to the Castaways Spelled animal shelter — but not before snapping photos of her sniffing ‘Help’ With Palm Fronds around the Starbucks and post- HONOLULU (AP) — The ing them on the police depart- men rescued in this tale of three ment’s Facebook page. castaways were not named Tom She didn’t travel far; her Hanks, or Gilligan, or Robinson owner Alan Ergenbright said Crusoe. Though they might as the 11-year-old pet goat lives just well have been. two doors down. In a scene straight from Hol- “When we heard, we thought lywood, or a New Yorker cartoon, she was a little crazy,” Ergenbright a U.S. Navy plane spotted the told the Santa Rosa Press Demo- word “help” spelled out in palm crat “She’s a really happy and sweet fronds on a beach on a deserted goat. She’s also pretty curious.” island in the remote Pacific. The three men, missing for three days after a wave overtook Knoxville Man Charged the skiff they were traveling in, With Attempted Matt Baide / [email protected] were found waving their orange Toledo’s Dakota Robbins makes a play on Monday. The story and additional photographs are in today’s Sports life jackets on the tiny Micronesian Robbery of Officer section and online at www.lewiscountysports.com. island of Fanadik, several hundred KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — miles north of Papua New Guinea, Call it a case of very rotten luck. officials said Saturday. A man in Tennessee has been The men’s families reported arrested after authorities say he Notable Quote them missing Tuesday after they tried to rob a Knoxville police failed to show up at the Micro- officer who was sitting in an un- nesian island of Weno, where marked police car. they were traveling from their Citing a police report, the home island, Pulap. “I liked doing trials. I did a lot of trials when I was an attorney. When Knoxville News-Sentinel said “Fortunately for them, they the officer was sitting in the you’re trying the case to the jury, what you’re doing is selling yourself were all wearing life jackets and were able to swim to the de- driver’s seat of his car in a park- to the jury, selling your client to the jury.” serted island,” U.S. Coast Guard ing lot Saturday when 22-year- spokeswoman Melissa McKen- old Brandon A. Williams zie said. opened the passenger door and Richard Brosey A local boat picked the men demanded money. Police say the officer identi- retiring Lewis County Superior Court judge up and took them to a hospital. (see page Main 6 for the full story) McKenzie said she didn’t have fied himself and drew his weap- information on the men’s condi- on, prompting Williams to flee tion Saturday, but officials told before being caught. the Washington Post they were not injured. Longest Human Today in History In the last two weeks, 15 people have been rescued in the Pa- Mattress Dominoes Today’s Highlight in History: published in book form after being In 1981, the space shuttle Co- cific with the help of 10 AMVER Chain Topples serialized in Scribner’s Magazine. lumbia blasted off from Cape vessels and six aircrews, the U.S. On April 12, 1961, Soviet cos- In 1945, President Franklin Canaveral on its first test flight. Coast Guard said. NATIONAL HARBOUR, monaut Yuri Gagarin became D. Roosevelt died of a cerebral Former world heavyweight box- Md. (AP) — Aaron’s Inc., an ap- the first man to fly in space, hemorrhage in Warm Springs, ing champion Joe Louis, 66, died pliance and electronics-leasing orbiting the earth once before Georgia, at age 63; he was suc- in Las Vegas, Nevada. Goat Breaks Free, company, has broken the Guin- making a safe landing. ceeded by Vice President Harry In 1985, Sen. Jake Garn, R- Goes on Starbucks ness World Record for the longest On this date: S. Truman. Utah, became the first sitting human mattress domino chain. In 1955, In 1606, England’s King James the Salk vaccine member of Congress to fly in Run in California Guinness World Records re- against polio was declared safe space as the shuttle Discovery I decreed the design of the origi- leased a video of the feat Thurs- and effective. lifted off. ROHNERT PARK, Calif. nal Union Flag, which com- (AP) — Police say a goat appar- day, showing 1,200 people hold- In 1963, civil rights leader In 1990, in its first meeting, bined the flags of England and ently needed a caffeine fix when ing mattresses behind them and Martin Luther King, Jr. was ar- East Germany’s first demo- it wandered into a Starbucks in falling backward into each other, Scotland. rested and jailed in Birmingham, cratically elected parliament Northern California. one at a time, inside a Prince In 1776, North Carolina’s Alabama, charged with contempt acknowledged responsibility for Rohnert Park police Sgt. Rick George’s County, Maryland, Fourth Provincial Congress au- of court and parading without a the Nazi Holocaust, and asked Bates says dispatchers received warehouse on March 22. thorized the colony’s delegates permit. (During his time behind the forgiveness of Jews and oth- several calls Sunday morning The attempt was aided by a to the Continental Congress bars, King wrote his “Letter from ers who had suffered. about a goat named Milly wan- dominoes expert and certified to support independence from Birmingham Jail.”) Ten years ago: Jurors in the dering around a strip mall on by a Guinness World Record Britain. In 1966, singer Jan Berry, of Zacarias Moussaoui trial lis- the city’s eastern edge. adjudicator. The previous record In 1861, the American Civil Jan and Dean fame, was seri- tened to a recording of shouts Bates says employees who had been 1,150. War began as Confederate forces ously injured in a car accident in and cries in the cockpit as des- were opening the Starbucks Aaron’s CEO John Robinson opened fire on Fort Sumter in Beverly Hills, California. perate passengers twice charged tried to give Milly a banana, but pushed over the first mattress. It South Carolina. In 1975, singer, dancer and hijackers during the final half she walked past them and began took 13 minutes and 38 seconds In 1934, “Tender Is the Night,” civil rights activist Josephine hour of doomed United Flight chewing on a box. for the final mattress to fall. by F. Scott Fitzgerald, was first Baker, 68, died in Paris. 93 on 9/11. The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for April 12, 2016 Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s 49.95 65.0 -0.01 100s L Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s L 74.27 85.0 -0.01 80s Cowlitz at Packwood 70s 60s 3.18 10.5 -0.07 50s Cowlitz at Randle L Showers Likely Showers Likely Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Partly Cloudy 40s L 8.85 18.0 -0.12 30s 58º 42º 57º 42º 60º 41º 62º 41º 67º 43º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s H 10.30 ---- +0.05 10s 0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and location of frontal systems at noon. Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon L H Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 6:27 a.m. Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 7:57 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 59 Moonrise ...... 10:48 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 46 57/45 68/41 Moonset...... 1:10 a.m. Normal High ...... 61 Port Angeles Today Wed. Normal Low...... 40 55/42 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 85 in 2004 Seattle Anchorage 52/37 pc 54/38 pc Record Low...... 31 in 1972 59/46 Boise 68/43 t 60/41 sh Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg First Full Last New Boston 57/40 ra 51/38 s Yesterday ...... 0.00" 58/42 63/43 4/14 4/22 4/29 5/6 Dallas 70/53 s 67/52 cl Month to date ...... 0.29" Tacoma Honolulu 85/74 ra 85/74 ra Normal month to date ...1.41" Centralia 59/45 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 78/61 s 82/60 s Year to date...... 20.07" 58/42 Yakima Nashville 60/40 sh 64/45 s Normal year to date ....18.36" Chehalis Allergen Today Wednesday Phoenix 78/58 s 83/60 s 66/43 Longview 57/41 Trees Moderate Moderate St. Louis 55/35 s 61/41 s Salt Lake City 72/49 mc 68/45 mc WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 58/44 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds High Moderate San Francisco 66/53 s 63/53 pc Yesterday weather. 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The historic farmstead of 100 acres was purchased by the Hueffed family in 2005. Two years later, it began producing several different kinds of cheese. Vicki Muething, store manager for the Willapa Hills Fam- ily Farm and Creamery, said the business makes five different aged cheeses and seven varieties of cream cheese. While managing the small farm store Saturday, she gave out samples, showing her vast knowledge on the different cheeses the creamery pro- duces. Focused on quality natural ingredients, the cheeses provide a great alternative to those with Justyna Tomtas / [email protected] preservatives. Vicki Muething, store manager of the Willapa Hills Family Farm and Creamery store, sorts through samples of cheese on Saturday afternoon. Muething said the cheeses are aged two to seven months, depending on the type. Unlike the cream cheeses purchased in the store, there is no filler used in the natural cream cheese base, leaving it with a lighter texture and less of the gumminess of store-bought brands. Utilizing its flock of about 100 sheep, the creamery produc- es sheep milk cheese six months out of the year. It utilizes both cow milk and sheep/cow milk blends to make cheese throughout the year. Adding a family-friendly touch, several of the offerings tout a name inspired by the children of the Hueffed family. An assortment of cream cheese spreads is pictured above at the Willapa Hills Fam- The creamery is well-known ily Farm and Creamery along state Route 6 on Saturday afternoon. The creamery throughout the area, Muething makes seven cream cheese blends and ive aged cheeses. said. The products are then sold throughout the Pacific North- west, including Seattle, Portland and areas of northern California. “We have lots of different kinds of cheese, and we are nationally recognized,” Muething said. “The creamery has won Vicki Muething, store manager of the Willapa Hills Family Farm and Creamery awards from the American store, discusses the cheesemaking process on Saturday afternoon while going Cheese Society.” through samples at the farm store located on state Route 6. Using no preservatives, the cheese is an artisan item. Along with the products sold at the farm store, the cheese can be purchased at other locations in You Can’t Choose Lewis County, such as Jeremy’s Farm to Table in Chehalis and Your Boss. Veggies on North National Av- You CAN Choose Your RADIOLOGIST. enue. The cream cheese spreads Vicki Muething, store manager of the Willapa Hills Family Farm and Creamery store, are also available at Safeway, feeds the chickens at the state Route 6 property on Saturday afternoon. Along Muething said. with cheese and milk, the farm store ofers fresh eggs to its clientele. “We don’t go for huge sales. That would compromise the quality of our cheese,” she said. “We do it in a way that philosoph- ABOUT THE BUSINESS ically matches us.” S. Michael Tyler Gibb, Orhan By doing so, the creamery Willapa Hills Farm and Creamery is located at 4680 State Hicks, M.D. M.D. Konez, M.D. Route 6. can know exactly where the There are six employees, not including the family who runs product comes from and what the farm. goes into it, Muething said. The farm store is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Tours of As a mid way point be- the location are offered to small groups on a walk-in basis, and tween Chehalis and the coast, for larger groups by appointment. Muething said many of the peo- To schedule a tour, call (360) 291-3937 or email vicki@willapa- ple who make impromptu stops hillscheese.com. Hasan Michael Janet Mendel- at the small farm store come For more information, or to order cheese online, go to www. Ozgur, M.D. Pawlick, M.D. Hartvig, M.D. from outside of the state. willapahillscheese.com. Customers and locals are also returning for other staple items, FEATURE YOUR BUSINESS Longview Call us for Muething said. Along with Radiologists cheese, the creamery sells fresh The Chronicle is featuring a local business in every edition MRI P.S. Inc. Healthy Savings eggs from its chickens on site in 2016. To suggest a business for coverage, contact Editor Eric And Compare Prices and also teams up with a dairy in Schwartz at (360) 807-8224 or [email protected] (360) 736-0200 Elma to provide fresh milk. www.longviewradiology.com 910 S. Scheuber Rd., Centralia, WA 98531 The creamery is one of sev- CH556248jc.do eral small businesses in the area that have traded in the city life Currently, renovation work is for a rural lifestyle, she said. taking place in the loft area, and Located on the same property Muething said the company of the farm store and creamery would like to start renting out is a tall barn built in the 1930s. the space next year. News in Brief much of the data in the report is Public Health’s pretty standard compared to pre- Annual Community vious years. The most notable item in report, she said, is the message Includes two dental cleanings, one dental exam, unlimited US 10% oﬀ all services! Report Highlights from York and Dr. Rachel Wood, digital x-rays, PL Behavioral Health health officer. In their message they briefly explain the new five- By The Chronicle county agency, Great Rivers Be- Evening appointments available! Last year’s data for Lewis havioral Health Organization. County’s environmental service, The organization is a result Free implant consultation food safety, senior services and of the Legislature’s decision to Free 2nd opinions more has been compiled into a re- combine mental health and sub- port. Lewis County Public Health stance use treatment, creating an

& Social Services 2015 Annual agency based on regions. Great CH555993cbw.do Report to Community was re- Rivers will be headquartered in cently finalized and released. Chehalis and serve Lewis, Pa- Danette York, director of Pub- cific, Wahkiakum, Cowlitz and lic Health & Social Services, said Grays Harbor counties. Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016 LOCAL ‘Burn Baby Burn’: Chehalis Fire Districts Train With Practice Burns TWO TRAININGS: City Fire Department, Lewis County Fire District 6 Hold Training Exercises Over Weekend By Justyna Tomtas [email protected] Smoke and flames filled the air on Northwest Ohio Avenue in Chehalis as firefighters sys- tematically trained during a planned burning of a house on Sunday afternoon. The Chehalis Fire Depart- ment held a practice burn at the structure, allowing firefighters to gain experience. The house was set on fire about 9 a.m. Neighbors in the area called the home an “eyesore” and were glad the practice burn was finally taking place. As the firefighters monitored the area, neighbors gathered on their porches, passed out cookies and played the song “Burn Baby Burn.” With the lack of precipitation in the forecast, other local fire Justyna Tomtas / [email protected] districts also held practice burns A ireighter sprays water onto a house located on Northwest Ohio Avenue in Chehalis on Sunday afternoon. The Chehalis Fire Department conducted a practice burn throughout the weekend. on the property to provide ireighters with training. Lewis County Fire District 6 burned a house located at 2325 or her house for burn training, Jackson Highway in Chehalis on Kinder said, it saves the district Saturday. money because firefighters don’t The district said the burn have to be sent to the state acad- would be conducted from 7 a.m. emy for practice, which can get to 7 p.m., but the house was quite expensive. burned to the ground by approx- After receiving a possible do- imately 9:30 a.m., DJ Hammer, nation, the district looks into the public information officer for house to see if it is suitable for the district, said. its needs. After that, an asbestos “It did not take long. We al- check has to be completed, and ready took out the windows and a schedule has to be registered the doors today so as soon as that with Southwest Clean Air Agen- was lit, it basically vented itself cy. and burned really quick,” he said. If the timeline allows for it, Chief Tim Kinder said ap- Kinder said, the department will proximately 14 people took part hold drills at the property for in the drill, and the fire district one to two months ahead of the conducted five different sets of scheduled burns. training before the house was al- “We practice different wall- lowed to burn to the ground. breaking techniques and search- “It took approximately 30 es for victims,” he said. minutes to get it completely on Kinder said no future prac- the ground once it went to free tice burns have been scheduled. burn,” he said. If the weather in the area is like The district tries to conduct last summer, he said, the district Fireighters with the Chehalis Fire Department monitor an ignited house on NW Ohio Ave. in Chehalis on Sunday afternoon. the trainings at least one or two won’t do any burning to avoid times a year, he said. hot temperatures and dry condi- The opportunity provides tions that could be dangerous. cal community. community and to protect our important practice for volunteer The burns are not only meant “All the training that we try citizens,” Kinder said. “We try to and career firefighters. to help the firefighters, but they to accomplish throughout the do everything with our commu- When a person donates his also aim to better service the lo- year is to better our service to the nity in mind.” What REAL ID Noncompliance Means for Washington OUT OF COMPLIANCE: to enter certain areas in federal What Is the State Doing? buildings or board commercial Washington the Only airplanes. Those standards in- Lawmakers have struggled State in the Country That clude requiring applicants to ‘‘I recognize we can over the past few years to even provide proof of identity and le- introduce a bill. Last year, the Does Not Require Proof of gal US residency and requiring no longer wait on federal government granted the Legal Presence in the U.S. states to use counterfeit-resistant this matter.’’ state an extension through Octo- security features in the IDs. ber 2015 after state officials pro- to Get a Standard State posed a plan to the Legislature Sen. Curtis King that would create a two-tiered Driver's License or ID Status of State’s Compliance chairman of state Senate licensing system that would keep By Rachel La Corte More than 20 states and the transportation committee the current enhanced license The Associated Press District of Columbia have met but would also create a standard the federal standards, according state license that would indicate OLYMPIA — More than two to the Department of Homeland it is not valid for federal purpos- MISSED dozen states and territories aren't Security's website. Nearly 30 REAL ID. Under the new law in es. in compliance with a 2005 feder- states and U.S. territories are not New Mexico, the state joins other But that measure never al law that requires state driver's in compliance, but federal agen- states that give restricted licenses gained traction, and the Legis- licenses and ID cards to have cies can continue accepting li- to people who can't prove they lature adjourned in July with- YOUR security enhancements and be censes from those states because are in the U.S. legally. out passing anything related to issued to people who can prove they have been granted exten- REAL ID. they're legally in the United sions by the federal government What Does Lack of Compliance The federal government last States. But Washington is one of that will expire later this year, Means for Washington? October then denied the state's PAPER? just four states and one territory unless they are renewed. request for another extension. that haven't received a compli- Washington, Illinois, Minne- Eventually, Washington resi- No legislative action was taken ance extension from the federal sota, Missouri and American Sa- dents who only have standard during the most recent legisla- government, meaning millions moa are out of compliance and licenses will need additional ID tive session, but Republican Sen. of residents who currently have do not have extensions. in order to board commercial Curtis King, chairman of the aircraft. Call standard Washington driver's Senate Transportation Commit- licenses now need additional ID Already, they are no longer tee, has promised lawmakers will Why Isn’t Washington able to use their standard state 360-807-7676 for access to some military bases, in Compliance? address the issue next year. King and will eventually be required driver's licenses as identification has already introduced Senate to show additional documenta- Washington is the only state to get a visitor's pass onto Joint Bill 6678 and said he plans to tion for air travel unless the Leg- in the country that does not re- Base Lewis-McChord or the Ya- hold work sessions on the mea- Leave a message islature acts. quire proof of legal presence in kima Training Center. sure this summer. with the day Lawmakers in Washington the U.S. to get a standard state As of April 1, people who Last month, Sen. King also have put off dealing with legis- driver's license or ID. However, don't have an enhanced driver's wrote to the Department of missed including lation to address REAL ID until the state does offer, voluntarily license have had to show addi- Homeland Security to request next year, a year before the state's and at an extra cost, enhanced tional forms of ID, like a pass- a compliance extension for the your name, residents may be required to driver's licenses and IDs that report or permanent resident card state, based on the newly intro- show additional identification if quire proof of U.S. citizenship to gain access to those locations. duced legislation that creates the address and they want to board a commercial and are valid under the federal The restriction applies to two-tier system. phone number. aircraft. law. companies with employees who "I recognize we can no lon- Here's a look at the federal law, As of this month, more than need unescorted access, as well ger wait on this matter," King what Washington has and hasn't 530,000 Washington residents as those seeking access to visit wrote, asking that the extension done, and the potential impacts: have gotten an enhanced driv- friends, family, the museums or be granted "in order to minimize After hours er's license or enhanced ID card, other locations at the sites. impacts to Washington residents is checking Real ID Act with the vast majority of those Under an updated schedule as we engage in legislative delib- being licenses. There are about 5 released by the federal govern- erations to move our state into messages The law was passed by Con- million people in the state with ment late last year, Washington federal compliance." Tuesday & Thursday gress after the 2001 terrorist standard licenses, and about residents will need additional King has not yet received a 5:00 p.m. to 7 p.m. attacks to strengthen rules for 600,000 with regular ID cards. identification to board commer- response from the federal gov- government-sanctioned identifi- New Mexico previously had cial flights starting on Jan. 22, ernment. and Saturday cation. The 2005 law sets mini- also not required proof of legal 2018. A DHS spokesman said that 7:30 a.m to 10:30 a.m. mum standards for government- presence for its licenses, but this Residents of other states that the letter has been received and issued identification such as year it revised its driver's license currently have extensions will that the state's compliance status CH547464ac.sw driver's licenses that are required law, putting it in compliance with have until Oct. 21, 2020. is under review. • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016

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Balances may be held on account or can be donated to Newspapers perfect stamp or coin to add to in Education. their collections Saturday afternoon attended the second show BACK ISSUES in Lewis County put on by the Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are avail- Olympia Philatelic Society. able at $1 per copy. Back issues greater than two weeks The stamp show was held old are $2 per issue. at Yard Birds Mall and featured THE NEWSROOM stamp dealers who sold vintage For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact the appropriate person listed below. stamps and covers. Stamp and Boxes illed with stamps were on display for those looking to add to their stamp postal cover exhibits were also EDITOR collection at the stamp and coin show held on Saturday at the Yard Birds Mall in Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 displayed at the event. Chehalis. [email protected] From the history of beer, to Those who attended the stamp and Sports Editor Star Wars stamps and a more County who collect stamps and tion was displayed on the Art coin show at Yard Birds Mall on Satur- Aaron VanTuyl...... 807-8229 formal presentation of Navy can- coins as a hobby. The first show Cover Exchange, a special net- day had a plethora of literature to select [email protected] cels, the variety was plentiful. in Lewis County held in October work of members who create from during the event. Visuals Editor Dennis Gelvin, the president 2015 saw about 200 people come special artwork for collective Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 of the Thurston County club, [email protected] through. postal envelopes. The event provided a good Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, said the show provided enthusi- Numbers at this year’s stamp “It's a surprisingly big hobby,” opportunity for those who want- West and Central Lewis County Communities asts an opportunity to network show were on pace yet again to Gelvin said of the Art Exchange ed to sell stamps as well. Natalie Johnson ...... 807-8235 and add to their collections. hit the 200 mark. program, which has several Brad Boyd, from Adna, sold [email protected] The hobby of stamp collect- “There are a surprising num- members located in Lewis Coun- piles of stamps to Robert Klein, Outdoors, Flood, ing usually begins as a child, he East Lewis County Communities ber of people here,” Gelvin, a ty. “It’s our attack on the hobby of Klein Collectibles, based out Jordan Nailon ...... 807-8237 said, and is often picked up in Rochester resident, said. of stamp collecting.” of Bellevue. He utilized the event [email protected] later years after life begins to Albert Thirkill, of Cinebar, Hand-drawn pictures on to liquidate stamps from an es- Education, Business, South Thurston County slow down. To encourage kids said the show was a good chance the envelope add a personalized tate sale. Communities, Napavine to take part in the hobby, free for people to search for “elusive touch to those who take part in The Olympia Philatelic Soci- Justyna Tomtas ...... 807-8239 stamps and activities were avail- stamps” that sometimes can be the nationwide exchange. ety started in 1939 and includes [email protected] Lewis County Government, Legislature, able for kids. hard to come by. Those looking to get into the about 40 members from the Tourism, Religion, He said there is a good Along with those looking to hobby could also purchase a va- Lewis County area. South Lewis County Communities amount of people in Lewis buy and sell stamps, a presenta- riety of books on stamps. 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Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016 LOCAL Judge Brosey Plans to Hang Up His Robe, Go Traveling STEPPING AWAY: “It’s not your problem,’ ” he said. “It’s kind of like, ‘Am I leaving Richard Brosey Looks this in good hands?’ ” Back on Career as IN HIS MORE than 40 years as Retirement Looms an attorney and a judge in Lewis By Natalie Johnson County, Brosey said he has particularly enjoyed trials for “the [email protected] challenge, the theater,” of the A good judge needs to come court proceedings. to work prepared, have an even “I liked doing trials. I did a lot temper and have a good knowl- of trials when I was an attorney,” edge of the law, said Superior he said. “When you’re trying the Court Judge Richard Brosey. case to the jury, what you’re do- “Most importantly, you’ve got to ing is selling yourself to the jury, be able to make a decision,” he said. selling your client to the jury.” However, when it came time Brosey said jurors are of- to decide if he would retire or seek ten a lot smarter than attorneys re-election this fall, Brosey said he give them credit for, and can tell struggled with his choice. when a defense attorney or pros- “One of the reasons I an- ecutor makes a mistake. nounced so late that I would not Brosey has presided over seek re-election is I still enjoy what about 275 jury trials in his time I do,” Brosey, 67, said Monday. as a judge, including civil cases Brosey initially planned to with verdicts in the tens of mil- run for re-election this fall, but lions of dollars, and cold-case had second thoughts. He said Pete Caster / [email protected] murder trials. he has always thought judges Lewis County Superior Court Judge Richard Brosey tells a story about one of the funnier moments he witnessed in his 18-year “My first trial was a two-day should finish their terms, rather career on the bench in Lewis County. criminal jury trial,” he said. than retire partway through. Brosey said he tries to be fair, “I would be 72 at the end of “I was the only applicant for and to make court hearings un- that term,” he said. “I just don’t the appointment,” Brosey said. derstandable for defendants and want to do that.” ‘I like to think that when people are before me Brosey was appointed by members of the public. Regardless of who is elected then Gov. Gary Locke that year. “I like to think that when peo- to take his place, the judge said, … they get a fair shake,’’ Brosey has ran unopposed in ple are before me … they get a he hopes they are fair, treat peo- elections ever since. fair shake,” he said. ple in their court with respect Brosey was Superior Court’s Brosey said he enjoys working and dignity, and remember to do Richard Brosey, with the other two judges, and retiring Superior Court Judge administrative presiding judge their homework. for 15 years, meaning he worked said the three of them generally “I’ve enjoyed being a judge. I with Superior Court admin- have lunch together and discuss like what I do,” he said. “It’s been Brosey said he always wanted so to speak.” istration to help the court run cases. The judges and Superior a pleasure, and frankly, it’s been to be a lawyer. Brosey had been a Chehalis smoothly. Superior Court re- Court administration workers go an honor for me to be in this “I thought it was interesting,” Municipal Court judge for six cently switched to the Odyssey out to lunch on Fridays. position. I probably will miss it “We’re serious about what we he said. years when there was an opening case management system, which when I’m gone.” do, but there’s times when you Brosey came back to Lewis in Lewis County Superior Court Brosey called a “Godsend.” He recently passed off his duties have to be serious about what County after graduating from for a court commissioner. Court BROSEY WAS BORN in Chehalis as presiding judge to Judge James you do and times you don’t have and grew up in Winlock, where Gonzaga and went into private commissioners are appointed by Lawler. Judge Nelson Hunt has also to be so serious,” he said. he graduated from high school. practice working on family, civil judges to perform some of the announced his plans to retire after Brosey plans to get some He got his undergraduate degree and criminal law. He has spent duties of judges, such as proceed- his term ends in January 2017. work done around his house, at the University of Washington his entire career in the area. ings for family court. Brosey said the thought of re- then travel with his wife, Patti, — as evidenced by his ever-pres- “When I got out of law school “I was the first full-time commis- tiring at the same time as Hunt, and spend more time with his ent UW coffee tumbler on the I had planned to go elsewhere, sioner for Superior Court,” he said. and leaving two Superior Court grandchildren. bench in his courtroom — and but I got a job,” he said. “I know In 1998, the state Legislature seats in the hands of newcomers, “I’m not going back into prac- graduated from the Gonzaga a lot of people here. I know the created a third Superior Court gave him some pause. tice,” he said. “When I retire, I’m University School of Law in 1974. community. I know the territory, judge position for Lewis County. “My wife’s response to that is, going to retire.” Vandalism in Winlock Sparks Conversation About Camera System By The Chronicle might be the answer. Winlock, said Toledo has a cam- ToledoTel representatives. To set ToledoTel does have fiber In recent months, vandals At the Monday city council era system in its parks that has up a system that would record in downtown Winlock, so that have struck Winlock schools, meeting, he proposed the idea been very helpful. The system, only in Winolequa Memorial could be set up for live streaming, of a camera system in the parks through ToledoTel, is live and re- Park would be a one-time cost of White said. parks and a chicken statue. and downtown Winlock. corded. about $5,500. Because ToledoTel Council members asked Winlock City Councilor Tim “I think it would be a good “We’ve had it for a couple doesn’t have fiber by the park, it White to get further details White wants to stop the spray thing for our city,” White said. years and it’s been a really good couldn’t be live streamed. about the estimate. paint and other damage, and Police Chief John Brockmuel- tool for me,” Brockmueller said. But police officers could re- The topic was tabled until the he thinks camera surveillance ler, who serves both Toledo and White said he has spoken to view the recordings. next council meeting. News in Brief Chehalis to Seek balance is $14,123,124. freeway zone, alongside Interstate The emergency training drills able to the public for the training Some of the changes reflect 5, and the central business district will include the presence of one exercises but visitors to affected $92,000 Grant for items in the 2015 budget that zone, or downtown Chehalis. or two people portraying the role buildings will be given an expla- will impact the city’s 2016 bud- The city already has two of an armed and dangerous indi- nation for the unusual happenings Airport Improvements get. The changes also reflect new retail marijuana businesses in vidual. The drills are expected to and escorted to gathering areas, By The Chronicle grant revenue and donations and town, in areas allowed by the retake about 30 minutes each. asked to wait in their vehicles or The Chehalis City council on the Recreation Park Project. vised ordinance. According to Thurston Coun- told to return after the drills are Monday unanimously approved Estimated general fund rev- ty Commission chairwoman San- over. on first reading a resolution al- enue will increase by $87,000, dra Romero, the active shooter “The drill will be brief and lowing the Chehalis-Centralia transfers into the fund will be Thurston County drills will help county staff to pre- we appreciate the patience of Airport to apply for and accept a increased by $18,000, transfers Buildings to Close Next pare for a worst-case scenario. the public as we practice our re- $92,500 grant for improvements out will increase by $425 and “Though we don’t like to con- action to such situations,” said to the airport. appropriations will increase by Week for Active Shooter template these situations, it is our county public information man- The grant would supplement $398,435. Drills responsibility to prepare for them ager John Tennis in the release. a Federal Aviation Administra- Bond fund transfers will in- nonetheless,” she said Romero in The lockdown drills will tion grant as part of the Airport crease by $425 and appropria- By The Chronicle a press release. “County employ- occur at the Thurston County tions will increase by $425. Improvement Program. Some Thurston County facili- ees need to know how to react Courthouse, along with other Wastewater Fund appropria- Under the Airport Improve- ties will experience intermittent and part of that responsibility is county office locations. For ment Program, the FAA pays for tions will decrease by $84,329 and Water Fund revenues will closures during the week of April to practice how to take care of more information, call Romero 90 percent of approved projects 18 in order to allow authorities to each other and the public.” at (360) 786-5440 or John Tennis with remaining costs split evenly increase by $909,000. Storm and train for “active shooter” scenarios. There is no set schedule avail- at (360) 709-3073. between the state and the spon- Surface Water Fund transfers out sor, in this case, the city of Che- will increase by $18,000. halis. The Washington State De- partment of Transportation Chehalis City Council grant would cover a portion of Adopts Revisions to Pot SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON FAIR & EXPO CENTER those matching funds. 2555 North Naional Ave. Chehalis (360) 740 - 1495 The planned AIP project Shop Ordinance www.southwestwashingtonfair.net would repair the airport’s apron By The Chronicle to correct grade and drainage The Chehalis City Council 300 VENDOR BOOTHS issues, change the layout of tie- on Monday approved revisions ALL IN ONE EASY LOCATION! downs, realign the taxiway to to an ordinance on a second and ALL INDOORS OR UNDERCOVER! provide a 90-degree entrance final reading on marijuana retail, FREE PARKING! and improve safety and relocate processing and production busi- the runway and identification nesses. lights. Councilor Tony Ketchum Construction on the project voted against the revisions. All is planned for this summer. other councilors voted in favor. The changes to the ordinance Amendments limit the number and location of retail facilities. to Chehalis City On March 28, the council Budget Reflect voted unanimously on first reading to approve the ordinance Increased Revenue, with the revisions. The ordinance allows can- - Appropriations nabis growing, production and Early Bird Shoppers: $5.00 at 8am… General Public Hours: 9am 4pm...Adult admission $1.00, By The Chronicle processing in industrial zones; ages 12 & under free - must be accompanied by a paid adult. Free parking in fair lots. The Chehalis City Council retail sale of cannabis in gen- Main midway closed to vehicle traic 9am-4pm. Vendor Info & Sign-Up: (360) 740-1495 or (360) 740-2655. Must CH556548bw.ke unanimously approved several eral commercial and industrial sign up prior to sale - no vendor spaces rented on sale day. Vendor space $40 unil March 16, then $45 unil April 15. amendments to the city’s 2016 zones; and limits the number of Spaces approx. 10’ x 10’, comes with one table, two chairs, & vendor gate passes. Al spaces indoors or under cover. budget Monday night. cannabis retail businesses to two Outdoor spaces by request only. Set up Friday before sale day, 9am-9pm. Registered vendors only admited Friday. The net citywide increase within the city limits. to all fund balances is $681,469. The ordinance does not allow The new estimated ending fund the businesses in the commercial • Main 7 LOCAL / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016 Chehalis Council Reviews Progress of Study for Rec Park Fields PLANS: Total Project concerns with the project. “Why move the fields if Cost for Improvements they’re not going to be improved to Recreation Park … or better than what we have already?” Dr. Isaac Pope asked. Is Estimated at Councilor Daryl Lund said $6.21 Million he wants the improvements to include additional ballfields, in By Natalie Johnson order to attract more people to [email protected] Chehalis. The Chehalis City Council “I don’t want to move forward at its regular meeting Monday until we can get six fields,” he reviewed a synopsis of a feasibil- said. ity study for a project to relocate When the city approved the ballfields from Recreation Park. feasibility study in February, it Tom Skillings, of Skillings was estimated to cost $100,000. Connolly Inc., the project lead, The Chehalis Foundation paid asked the council to schedule for the study. time at its April 19 meeting to re- The total project cost for im- view the full feasibility study. provements to Recreation Park The feasibility study, which is estimated at $6.21 million, Skillings previewed for the board which includes $190,000 for proj- Monday, explores the pros and ect management. cons of moving baseball fields The Recreation Park Com- from Recreation Park to either mittee previously recommended Stan Hedwall Park or land owned placing a measure on the August Pete Caster / [email protected] by the Chehalis School District ballot for an excess levy to pay off Southwest Salisbury Avenue. Youth fastpitch softball teams practice on two of the four ields at Recreation Park in April 2015. for the project. Skillings gave the board pre- Skillings suggested moving liminary drawings of what the age issues at its ballfields and not The school district loca- findings to the school board and the ballot measure to Febru- four ballfields could look like much space to grow, Skillings tion would cost less money and to the Chehalis Foundation, and ary, giving the city enough time at either site, compared with said. would have simpler permitting continue discussions with the to apply for funding from the their current location at Recre- While Stan Hedwall Park has requirements, he said. Because school district about locating the Washington State Recreation and ation Park. In addition to the more than enough space for the of soil conditions, all three sites ballfields on their property. Conservation Office. The levy four fields, which have a length improvements, relocating fields would require drainage projects. Skilling did not present any could then be matching funds for of about 200 feet, Skillings dis- to that location would likely be “They’re all challenging,” dollar amounts to the commis- the grant, Skillings said. cussed scenarios in which the expensive and include increased Skillings said. “The soils are bad sion, and instead compared the Skillings said he is also work- city could add two additional environmental permitting re- at all the sites.” relative feasibility of each site. ing with a design team on chang- ballfields 225 feet in length. quirements due to its location The city would also need to He proposed bringing finalized es to Penny Playground. They “If you go to 225-foot fields within the Chehalis River flood- negotiate an agreement with the concepts and a cost estimate to plan to meet with Chehalis stu- that opens you up to much more plain, Skillings said. school district to use the prop- the council by June. The council dents in May. programs,” said councilor Terry “That would be a challenge erty. gave Skillings approval to con- “We want to get together with Harris. that would take a while to iron In the future, Skillings plans tinue as he proposed. the kids before they leave school,” Recreation Park has drain- out,” he said. to present the feasibility study’s Some councilors expressed he said. AP Investigation: Schools in Oregon, Idaho and Washington Report Higher Lead THIRSTY: More Than 60 "We're in the process of moving "All of our water comes from from a well-based system to a one well, and it was only detect- Water Systems in Oregon, TAINTED WATER SYSTEMS OF THE NORTHWEST city water system." ed at one site," said Sean Bierle, Idaho and Washington An Associated Press analysis of Environmental Protection Only one school for children head of school. Agency data found that nationwide, nearly 1,400 water systems reported high test samples. At The faucet was identified as Have Reported Samples serving 3.6 million Americans have exceeded the federal lead a Rainier Christian School in the likely source, he said, and Above Federal Lead standard at least once between Jan. 1, 2013, and Sept. 30, 2015. Covington, a sample tested at 24 was replaced. A test in the sec- Limits During the They include 278 systems that are owned and operated by parts per billion in 2011. High ond half of 2015 at the same sink schools and day care centers in 41 states. readings followed in 2013 before found 13 parts per billion. Last Three Years Northwest water systems with lead level samples that have a test in late 2013 and another in He said tests in other areas exceeded 15 parts per billion, based on data provided by the BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Ten the first part of 2014 went below of the campus haven't found EPA’s Safe Drinking Water Information System: any lead contamination, and the schools in Oregon had water Washington state water systems with at least one reading 15 parts per billion. samples that tested above the over 15 parts per billion since 2013: The other waters systems with school is following federal regu- U.S. Environmental Protection Tulalip Bay Water District 1, Tulalip; Washington State Patrol samples above the rule include lations on the sink that had the Agency's lead limit at some point Academy, Port Orchard; Brookhaven, Tacoma; Naval Magazine the Olympia Forestry Sciences high test. since 2013, according to an As- Indian Island, Silverdale; County Green Estates, Roy; Olympia Laboratory in Olympia, a federal At Emmett Head Start in sociated Press analysis of test re- Forestry Sciences Lab, Olympia; Rainier Christian School, Maple ecological research facility, and southwest Idaho, a high reading sults reported to the agency. Valley; Spencer Glen, Port Orchard. Naval Magazine Indian Island, a in 2013 was blamed on water sit- School officials say they've U.S. Navy facility that supplies ting in pipes for months. responded to protect children's combat ships with munitions Heidi Caldwell, executive health, with some turning to and services missile submarines. director of Western Idaho Com- bottled water and filtering. contamination, and that's the Willowcreek Elementary in munity Action Partnership, said water offered to students, she Vale had readings of 30.6 and More than 60 water systems Idaho sample tests have since come in Oregon, Idaho and Washing- said. 15.9 in 2015. down. ton have reported samples above The school also replaced fix- In Oregon, 37 water systems Twenty-two water systems "We absolutely feel confident federal lead limits during the last tures on the sink, but it had read- reported samples in the last in Idaho have had tests above 15 that the water is safe, but we even three years, according to the data. ings of 86 in the second half of three years that exceeded the parts per billion at some point go beyond that by filtering water Nationally, nearly 1,400 wa- 2014 and 85 in the second half federal limit. Those include the since 2013. and providing bottled water for ter systems serving 3.6 million of 2015, Koehne said. The school Tualatin Valley Water District Federal officials say three drinking," Caldwell said. Americans have exceeded the replaced the pipes under the sink in Beaverton with about 200,000 have recent water samples above At Jefferson Alternative High federal standard at least once during spring break and is await- people, and the Portland Water the lead limit. School in Menan in eastern Ida- between Jan. 1, 2013, and Sept. ing results on the next test. Bureau that reports about a mil- Alzar School, a college prep ho, occasional high lead samples 30, 2015. The affected systems Another school dealing with lion customers. But the Portland school for high achievers in Cas- have popped up with a 59 parts are large and small, public and an older building is the Corval- Water Bureau in an email to The cade, had a sample of 27.5 parts per billion reading in the first private, and include 278 that are lis Waldorf School in Corvallis. Associated Press said the city per billion at a handwashing sink half of 2015. The school in the owned and operated by schools The 1960s building has a history doesn't have lead service lines in a boys' bathroom in the first second half of 2015 had a sample and day care centers in 41 states. of testing over the limit. Director and customers are being exposed half of 2015. test at 10.5. In Oregon, about 1,100 peo- Peter Zaremba said the school in high-risk homes — those with ple, mostly students, are served purchased the building in 2013 plumbing installed between 1970 by the 10 water systems serving and was aware of the high lead and 1985. schools that recorded lead levels tests. above 15 parts per billion, four of "We've always served bottled Washington them multiple times. While no water," he said. amount of lead exposure is con- Even though the two most re- A total of eight water systems sidered safe, the rule calls for wa- cent test samples were below 15 in Washington have reported ter systems to keep levels below parts per billion, the small, inde- samples above 15 parts per bil- 15 parts per billion. pendent school plans to stay with lion since 2013, including the At Kidco Head Start in Sunn- bottled water, he said, which Washington State Patrol Acad- syde, a sink in a 1930s-era build- costs about $500 a month. Work emy. ing tested above the limit in 2013. is being done to upgrade the wa- In 2012, tests found lead in The school cut off access and ter system in the building. the academy's water with a sam- switched to bottled water. At Eddyville Charter School ple showing 91 parts per billion. "As soon as we found out in Eddyville, the school had a Two samples in 2013 came in at about it we took action and are sample test of 21 parts per billion 17. A sample in 2014 was down to continuing to take action," said in 2011. In 2013, samples came 4 parts per billion. Stephany Koehne, executive di- in at 23 and 19, and in early 2014, "Once we learned of the lead rector of Kids and Company. a sample was 31. Two samples we shut off all the drinking foun- The school switched to con- below 15 parts per billion were tains and brought in bottled tainers filled at a kitchen sink recorded in late 2014 and early water," said Kyle Moore, a Wash- with water that shows no lead 2015 — 8 and 5 respectively. ington State Police spokesman. News in Brief Thurston Deputy Involved He has been with the office for set for April 19. According to a one year, and has three addition- news release from the Sheriff’s Of- in Shooting Identified al years of law enforcement expe- fice and court documents: Deputy rience, Carter said. Perez observed a vehicle speed- By The Olympian Nobody was injured when ing near Second Avenue and Old On Monday afternoon, the Perez fired a shot at a suspect Highway 410 Northwest near Mud Thurston County Sheriff’s Of- who was driving toward him Bay about 3:30 a.m. Friday. When fice released the name of the early Friday morning, according the deputy signaled for the driver deputy involved in last week’s to a Sheriff’s Office news release. to stop, the driver sped away. officer-involved shooting. Bail was set at $40,000 for the The pursuit went northbound Deputy Per Perez remains suspect, Michael Calder, 34, of for about 2 miles, and stopped on administrative leave pending Shelton. He appeared in Thurston when the suspect’s vehicle came the outcome of an investigation County Superior Court on Fri- to a dead end in a driveway in that’s being conducted by the day afternoon on second-degree the 7000 block of Old Highway Regional Critical Incident Team, assault, attempt to elude a police 410. Perez blocked the exit with according to Sheriff’s Office vehicle and possession of a stolen his car and left his vehicle to spokeswoman Sgt. Carla Carter. vehicle charges. Arraignment was make the arrest. Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016

Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Radical Culture Change Needed at Western State Hospital By The Seattle Times Editorial Board Other Views special committee to dive more as complaints were ignored or plaints and lawsuits continue to In the absence of effective re- deeply and look for solutions. If mishandled by hospital manage- pile up. forms at Western State Hospital the throes of psychosis still to be that sounds like a job for the ex- ment. In the decade since the Bar- In the hospital’s view, Green rette Green disaster, the state by Gov. Jay Inslee’s administra- boarded in hospital emergency ecutive branch, you’re right. But lawmakers have rightly become was worthy of promotion to be paid at least $2.3 million more tion, the state Legislature has rooms, despite a landmark 2014 impatient with the Inslee ad- the chief risk manager, before to Western State workers for spent $137 million over the last state Supreme Court opinion ministration. being fired. Ultimately, the claims of retaliation after they three years trying to prop up the intended to limit that inhumane practice. One of the first places law- hospital CEO also was fired, claimed racial or sexual harass- psychiatric hospital. The admin- The escape of two patients at makers should examine is the employee training overhauled ment or they reported workplace istration’s management has been the hospital last week adds a new appalling pattern of workplace- and the state paid out more than misconduct. rebuked by the state Supreme outrage. discrimination lawsuits. If $4 million for one of the biggest No wonder it’s so hard to re- Court, a U.S. District Court The root of many of these lawmakers wonder why it’s so workplace-discrimination inves- cruit and retain staff at Western judge, federal auditors, mental- problems is a critical staffing hard to recruit and retain staff, tigations in state history. State Hospital. health advocates and countless crunch. As of last month, 137 consider the history. “Employees and supervisors That problem ultimately falls family members of patients at permanent and 61 on-call jobs Thirteen years ago, a union alike describe rampant retali- on patients, who stay longer at the dysfunctional psychiatric were vacant — 11 percent of the president at the hospital, Bar- ation, favoritism and abuse of the institution and receive less institution. hospital’s jobs. There are simply rette Green, was accused of an power,” according to a compre- treatment. It hasn’t worked. not enough bodies to help pa- outrageous pattern of sexual hensive report on the scandal. Lawmakers assigned to the Despite the money, civilly tients recover. harassment. The state Department of Social new special oversight committee committed patients and crimi- With another fresh injection Ultimately 15 women came and Health Services clearly must push the Inslee admin- nal defendants have had to wait of $18 million this past legisla- forward to report being fondled, needed to change the hospital’s istration for a radical culture for weeks, even months, for ad- tive session, frustrated lawmak- harassed with locker-room culture. change, and the hospital must mission. That causes patients in ers also — wisely — set up a boasts and forced into sex, even Yet that didn’t happen. Com- finally deliver. COMMENTARY: Highlighting Lewis County Anne Frank Exhibit Worth Visit to Seattle She wanted to be a famous writer, and her dream was fulfilled, even though she never lived to see it. I’m speaking of Anne Frank, the young Jewish girl who hid from Nazis in a secret Amsterdam attic for two years before someone informed authorities of their presence in August 1944. The Nazis raided the attic behind the bookcase and incarcerated all eight Jews living there, including Anne Frank, her sister Margot, and their parents, Otto and Edith Frank. Otto Frank was the only one of the eight to survive the concentration camps. A special Anne Frank exhibit is visiting the Holocaust Center for Humanity in Seattle through May 25. The center is open only Wednesdays and Sundays, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and advance tickets are required. A $10 donation for adults, and $5 for students and seniors, is suggested. My husband and I took my daughter and her friend to see the exhibit over spring break, when we played tourists in Seattle for three days. Along with my stepdaugh- ter, her husband, and three children, we booked hotel rooms downtown and pur- Letters chased $70-per-person CityPasses to gain By Julie McDonald admission to the Seattle Aquarium, Pacific Columnist Hits the Mark Program is a great alternative Science Center, EMP (Experience Music Project) Museum, LETTERS POLICY school for those that have children Space Needle, and Argossy Harbor Tour. Of course, no trip With Commentary on at a young age. They work around to Seattle is complete without meandering through Pike • Limit letters to the editor to your schedule. They also have Place Market. ‘Deadpool’ Movie 500 words or less. a daycare if you have nobody to Thanks to Julie McDonald for • Include the town where you watch your children. We split up for the Anne Frank exhibit, though, since it live and a daytime telephone was unlikely to hold the attention of a rambunctious 4-year- her commentary asking Ameri- In the past two months I’ve number. been going to the TEEN Program old. cans whether they have lost their • The Chronicle does not I wanted my daughter to learn the story of the young ability to blush. She was objecting publish letters that advocate it has helped me in so many ways. teenager with a talent for writing whose life changed dra- to her experience in the movie the- boycotts of local businesses. I’ve became a young parent over a matically when the National Socialist German Workers’ ater upon seeing Deadpool: “Oh • Emailed letters are preferred. year in a half ago. Party, or Nazis, rose to power in Germany, the same nation my,” she said. (See Opinion, Tues- Send to [email protected] They provide you with a day- for which her German-born father and uncle fought during day, April 5.) • Letters may be mailed to care if you need one. There are par- World War I. My experience at the public li- Letters, The Chronicle, 321 N. enting classes to learn more about Persecution of the Jews followed, forcing the Frank fam- brary was not even about blushing Pearl St., Centralia, WA. 98531 or children of all ages. The TEEN ily to leave Germany for the Netherlands, where Otto Frank (a reddening of the face in reac- dropped off at The Chronicle’s Program understands when you’re established a business selling spices and pectin for jams. tion to guilt, shame, confusion or front desk. absent because your baby has a Two decades ago, during our European trip of a lifetime, modesty). Hurriedly I had picked doctor’s appointment or is sick. my mother and I stood in a long slow-moving line that up a book by Scott Turrow for what These teachers we have here are the ones that make this TEEN snaked into the brick building where the Frank family hid I thought might be a good yarn relief from this continual exposure. Program such a great alternative for two years. We climbed a set of narrow stairs behind a on police investigation where the Actually, the supposed victim in school. bookcase to enter the secret annex, where we saw pinned to good wins out. I could not read to Turrow’s book appeared to die by the end and didn’t anymore care to They make sure we are well the wall in Anne’s room pictures of Greta Garbo, Ray Mil- choking at the hands of one of her know who done it. I was thinking taken care of, so we can graduate land and other movie stars. many boyfriends. Is that irony at its how I might burn the book in front on time. Short of visiting Amsterdam, consider driving to Seattle best or worst? of the library and stalk the stacks to see the Anne Frank exhibit (but leave pocket knives and Either way, it is as the Apostle for other such literary junk and add Kailee Bodtke pepper spray in the car). We watched a film and then silently James warns: “Each one is tempted flames to my fire. I was angry; but Rochester read parallel stories of how the Nazis rose to power in Ger- when he is drawn away by his own my main reaction was sleeplessness many and the Frank family’s life changed. desires and enticed. Then, when that night trying to remove from How could that happen? It’s hard to imagine. But then desire has conceived, it gives birth We Really Need the TEEN my mind the ugliness of debased we see centuries of atrocities visited upon groups of people to sin; and sin, when it is full grown lust I had unwittingly glimpsed. Program at College who have been demonized — Native Americans, blacks, brings forth death. Do not be de- Japanese-Americans, Jews and today illegal immigrants and Such images even in writing do not I believe that we really need leave easily. ceived, beloved brethren.” perhaps Muslims. I have enjoyed the Timber- the TEEN Program located at the We think it could never happen here. But could it? Oh my, I said to myself, that is Centralia College, and saying that what the Bible speaks of in Ephe- land Library in Centralia – those Edith Frank starved to death at Auschwitz in early who work there are skilled helpers there are other schools that are “the January 1945. Her daughters were moved to Bergen-Belsen sians 5:11-12: “And have no fellow- same or can accommodate us” is ship with the unfruitful works of who seem to love their work. Even concentration camp in Germany, where eldest, 19-year-old though wise selection remains our far from the truth. Margot, died of typhus in February 1945. Anne, who was 15, darkness, but rather expose them, We are at the TEEN program for it is shameful even to speak of responsibility, we must find ways died a few days later of the bacterial disease transmitted by to expose evil and promote what for many reasons. lice, fleas and ticks. those things which are done by Some of us fight while others them in secret.” Turrow did not is good. Loud thanks to Julie Mc- After his liberation from Auschwitz, Otto Frank learned Donald. just have had very bad luck in life he alone had survived. His Dutch employee, Miep Gies, gave need to be so graphic to tell his and we feel better here. To me the him Anne’s diary, which she had retrieved from the ran- story. Neither did he need to build TEEN program is so much more characters who cursed continually. Doris Anderson sacked secret annex. Centralia than just a school. We as a com- Anne had dreamed of becoming a great writer and McDonald is rightly calling us munity need the TEEN program. someday publishing her diary under the title “The Attic.” to realize how pervasively our soci- The TEEN program is amazing Otto helped fulfill his daughter’s dream and publication of ety has embraced idolatry – where Loss of TEEN Program from the students to the staff. I love her diary put a young girl’s face on the horrific slaughter of visualizing sexual immorality is Disappointing it here and I would love to finish nearly 6 million Jews during the Holocaust — Adolf Hitler’s just another one of the many toys the rest of my high school career at so-called “Final Solution.” pedaled daily via the media, toys It’s very disappointing to me TEEN. ••• whose small parts can be deadly as that Centralia College is shut- Julie McDonald, a personal historian from Toledo, may be they choke out the joy of life God ting down the TEEN Program for Leland Rebic reached at [email protected]. intends for us. We must demand young teen parenting. The TEEN Chehalis

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Send them to 807-8224, or by e-mail at eschwartz@chronline. discussion of vital issues and events affecting the item every two weeks, with exceptions as war- 321 N. Pearl, Centralia, WA 98531. E-mail letters can com. quality of life in Lewis County and adjoining re- ranted. Items submitted are subject to editing and be sent to [email protected]. • Main 9 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016 Judge Orders State to Fix Mental Health Facility SEATTLE (AP) — A federal Pechman agreed in part and on “It is unfortunate that the plain- tured. The men were at the Lake- private group running the center, judge ordered the partial shut- Friday. She granted a modified tiffs were forced again to seek ju- wood hospital under court com- Comprehensive Mental Health, down of a new treatment facil- restraining order against the dicial relief due to DSHS’ failure mitment after being found too said they have already begun ity for mentally ill defendants in state, saying the defendants were to protect class members,” Cooper mentally ill to understand their to make changes to satisfy the Yakima after learning that the at risk of irreparable harm by told The Associated Press in an criminal charges. judge’s concerns. renovated jail poses a safety risk. staying in the upper floor of the email. “We look forward to when The state opened the Yaki- “No patients will be served on Lawyers for the defendants newly opened center. DSHS will step up and exemplify ma center in March in an effort the second tier until the court’s had sought a restraining order Pechman’s order focused on the leadership necessary to imple- satisfy a previous order that re- concerns about the stairwell are to stop the Department of So- two critical issues, said Emily ment a safe and effective solution to quires it to provide competency addressed,” Spears said. “The se- cial and Health Services from Cooper, a lawyer with Disability the delays in competency services.” treatment services within seven clusion and restraint room will sending mentally ill defendants Rights Washington. Pechman The restraining order comes days of a judge’s order. to the Yakima Residential Treat- said the stairway poses a risk for after a high-profile escape last week Pechman made that order last not be used until the concerns ment Facility to have their com- jumping or hanging and needs at the state’s largest mental hospital. year after finding that the state with a ventilation grate are ad- petency restored. They argued to be fixed. She also said the state On Saturday, department was violating the constitutional dressed.” that a former jail was not an ap- needs to modify the seclusion officials said security is being rights of mentally ill defendants The state agency planned to propriate setting for treating the and restraint room before any enhanced at state psychiatric who were forced to wait in jails meet with the court-appointed mentally ill, and said the facility new defendants are sent there, hospitals after a man accused of for weeks or months before get- monitor on Monday to clarify hadn’t been properly renovated Cooper said. torturing a 20-year-old woman ting a competency evaluation or any long-term solutions and ad- to ensure that patients would not The state must close the top to death escaped from the West- restoration treatment. dress concerns so that the facility harm themselves or others. floor until the problems are ern State Hospital with another Kathy Spears, a spokeswom- can again be used for competen- U.S. District Judge Marsha fixed, Cooper said Monday. patient. Both have been recap- an for the state agency and the cy services, she said. Trump Country: Two Washington Men Explain Why They Back Candidate By Erik Lacitis borhood business mowing and The GOP hasn’t been exactly are as diverse as the views of the the dollar is superstrong it costs The Seattle Times edging lawns at $20 a pop. friendly to unions. The machin- communities we live in.” more for Japanese customers to In his adult life, he figures, ists union leadership has tradi- But talk to Randy Hayden, an purchase our sockeye salmon. So Ryan Leenders, 30, a member he’s been unemployed for only tionally supported Democrats, executive board member of the Sno- they buy it from the Russians.” of the International Association of one week. He and his wife, Am- but Leenders says Trump is ap- homish County Republican Party. Machinists, grew up a Democrat. ber, who works at a Mukilteo res- pealing more and more to some “We had a fair amount of TPP Looms Large “My grandma was reporting taurant, are saving their money members. Trump supporters at our caucus,” Three initials keep coming secretary for the Local 751,” he to buy a home. Isn’t that sup- “Under Clinton, under Bush, says the state committeeman. up in conversations with the two says. “I remember she brought posed to be the American way, under Obama, middle-class Again, there are no figures machinists: TPP, which stands me to the Local while strikes work hard, get ahead? union jobs have been going because the GOP did not con- for Trans-Pacific Partnership. were going on. I was making Then why does it seem so down,” he says. “None have product a straw poll at the Feb. 20 It’s doubtful many Americans sandwiches for the picket line. shaky? posed a solution. Trump comes caucuses. Republicans will vote could provide the barest details My whole family is Democrat.” On a recent afternoon, Leen- in, ‘I’ll bring those jobs back.’ ” for a presidential nominee dur- about the 12-country pact. These He voted for Obama eight ders and one of his factory co- Leenders says about the people ing the state primary May 24. men can talk plenty about it. years ago. workers sat at the restaurant in his work crew, “Everybody is Hayden, who lives in Ed- “If TPP is passed it’s going to Now he’s an ardent Donald where Amber works. for Trump,” and guesses that up monds, is a general contractor. send more of our jobs to places Trump supporter, much to his He is Jack McPherson, 65, to half the plant is for Trump, with He talks about a commercial like Thailand. Thailand uses grandmother’s dismay. married 44 years, has done pret- many of the rest for Sanders — the fisherman for whom he’s doing slave labor. Thailand is part of “Regardless of the picture ty well in life, owning a garage- Democrats’ anti-establishment some work. TPP. You can’t compete,” says they’re painting of him,” says door installation company and candidate. He can think of “maybe “He’s a Trump supporter. He’s Leenders. Leenders about Trump, “he’d be building six homes. He’s now two people” who are for former very intelligent, has college de- Trump has called the TPP “a a labor-first president.” a machinist because he likes to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. grees, has like three different mortal threat to American manu- These days, given Bernie keep busy. For Leenders, supporting businesses,” says Hayden. facturing.” He says the deal “should Sanders’ sweep in the recent The only Democrat he has Sanders is a bit too much. “You That Trump supporter is Fred not be allowed to happen” and Democratic caucuses, it might supported for president was the seem this state is all in for the want to see how socialism works, Crothamel, 56, of Mercer Island. that instead he’d “make individual anti-Vietnam War candidate take a look at Venezuela,” he says. He has a business administration deals with individual countries.” Vermont senator. But people like George McGovern, back in 1972. Leenders, born and raised in Ev- In Michigan last month, degree from Western Washing- They talk about the infa- About Trump, he says, “He’s more than half of non-college ton University. mous video in February showing erett, will explain why Trump is our last hope. I don’t see anybody their man. graduate white men voting in the When he’s not fishing com- the president of the Carrier air in the Republicans — I don’t care GOP primary backed Trump, ac- mercially, he also keeps up 12 conditioner company in India- These blue-collar workers are who it is — who I felt was honest.” saying no more. With Washing- cording to exit polling done by rental units and installs diesel napolis being booed and jeered McPherson says he wishes ton’s GOP presidential primary Edison Research. exhaust removal systems. when telling employees the plant Trump would tone down his next month, they’re done with Leenders voted for Obama in He’s always skewed Republi- would be relocated to Mexico. more bombastic statements and the usual politics. 2008. “I was still in the mindset I can, he says. They like what Trump says tweets. He can live with that. “Yeah, we’re angry,” says was a Democrat. And I was upset Now, Crothamel says, “Politi- he’d do to companies that take “He’s selling a brand. The Leenders. “If you lose your job in with President Bush with increas- cians have done such a lousy job manufacturing out of the coun- Trump brand. He’s flamboyant. America you have to worry about ing our national debt,” he said. running the government that try, and then send the finished He’s gregarious. He’s out there losing your house. Every Ameri- By 2012, he was a Ron Paul they deserve Trump.” He says that products to the U.S. can then worries about losing every day. He likes to be in the supporter, in part because he now he’s disgusted by them all. “When they ship those action,” says McPherson. their assets. A good replacement liked Paul’s position on not in- He thinks Trump under- goods, you slap trade tariffs on job is hard to find.” tervening in foreign affairs. stands business. them, just like China does,” says Leenders grew up in a single- Disgust With Status Quo A spokesman for Local 751 “I catch sockeye salmon out McPherson. parent household, his mom the McPherson earns $28 an says the union has done no poll- of Alaska. Eighty percent of it For these blue-collar men, sole income earner. By age 12 hour; Leenders makes $26 an ing of its members and that “the is exported and we’re in direct Donald Trump explains things Leenders had set up a nice neigh- hour, plus a lot of overtime. political views of our members competition with Russia. When quite clearly. Lean Year for Coho Means Big Worries for Westport Salmon Charters By Erik Lacitis hunker down. The Seattle Times At the longtime favorite McBee’s Silver Sands Motel, WESTPORT — As pretty owner Rhonda McBee says, “I much always, it’s windy and cold just wait. It’s the salmon that re- on this day by the ocean. ally draws the volume of people. A few tourists poke around It’s a huge deal, a trickle-down, the main drag in town, maybe shops, gas stations.” stop in a gift shop and buy cara- She remembers how it used to mels. It’s the slow time of the year, be: “This was the salmon capital with just a couple of boats taking of the world.” customers out for bottom fishing. Rob Bearden, 62, is the may- In his office at Deep Sea Char- or of Westport. He used to be a ters, Larry Giese, one of the two commercial fisherman and now big local fishing-boat operators, is a pilot-boat captain taking talks about its being a nervous shipping traffic in and out of time in this little town of 2,100. Grays Harbor. The salmon season could be His parents used to own an unmitigated disaster. Coho Bearden’s Pancake House in — one of five salmon species that Westport. migrate out to sea and then re- Back then, in the 1960s when turn to the state — are in big trou- Greg Gilbert / The Seattle Times Bobby Kennedy would bring his ble; the Columbia River hatchery Deep Sea Charters Skipper and deck hand Rich Graham readies 30 rods for the next morning’s 7:00am departure on the family over for salmon fishing coho are expected to return in Deep Sea charter boat, “Tequila Too”. He’s rigging the lines for Lingcod. and there were 270 charter boats, half the numbers of last year. “My folks opened up between 3 State and tribal fish managers ther 30,000 or 14,700), and dates promoted everything else from When you have warmer and 4 in the morning. People are expected this week to decide when the fishery would be open. bottom fishing to crab races. ocean waters, the microscopic would line up outside the build- whether to cut way back on the In comparison, last year the Giese says salmon fish- animals called zooplankton with ing to get something to eat.” commercial and recreational salm- quota was 64,000 chinook and ing accounts for 70 percent, or less fat are the ones that do better. In 2015, the salmon season at on fishery in Washington’s ocean 150,000 coho salmon. $4.2 million, of the town’s char- These little organisms are the Westport was 76 days. This year? waters — or call it off completely. Giese, 65, is used to financial ter-boat business. base of a food web, and if it’s less Maybe half of that, if lucky? “We’re fishermen. We’re not hurt in the fishing business. He figures that Westport’s nutritious right at the beginning, At least there are the lingcod. hedge-fund managers and bank- He used to be a manufactur- 42 or so boats employ about that reverberates up to the salmon. Sure, they’ve been described ers and Internet gurus. We’re ing engineer before he was laid 130 people. That means a lot in The coho were particularly as prehistoric-looking bottom fishermen,” says Giese, a mem- off in the early 1990s. He had Grays Harbor County, with its vulnerable because they spend less fish with large heads, vampire ber of the state’s sport-fishing ad- gone fishing from Westport with 9.7 percent unemployment rate, time in the ocean, says Aaron Du- teeth, bug-eyed and mouths big visory board. “We’re already op- his dad since age 4. twice that of King County. fault, a state fish biologist. If there enough to swallow a basketball. erating on a shoestring of what In 1993, he decided to buy is less food during that time, they But they’re good eatin’, say we used to have.” Deep Sea Charters. Temperature Shift die off or return much smaller. those who on this day venture The managers have been “We had a pretty good season. “They were half the size,” says out on a $140 bottom-fishing trip. meeting in recent days, hashing Then came 1994,” remembers Giese. The all-too-obvious state- Giese. “Where you’d get a 12- to Mitchell Mock, of Port Or- it out with reports, one of which Because of bad salmon runs, ment that everything is linked in 15-pound coho, it was 7 or 8 pounds.” chard, does the math. Ten pounds includes a list of 64 acronyms fishing for them was banned that the ocean is dramatically shown And so what to do? of lingcod, 10 sea bass, “Right and abbreviations (RER for Re- year. with the coho salmon. The state says a robust fall there, you’ve paid for your trip.” building Exploitation Rate, SDC “I thought to myself, what did Three years ago the ocean chinook run is expected. The town’s mayor also used for Status Determination Crite- I get myself into?” says Giese. “I surface waters in the North Pa- But when you catch chinook to run a charter boat. ria) that are supposed to make worked for my brother building cific warmed up by as much 5 de- in the ocean, you’ll inevitably There is just something about things simpler. custom homes. I found a job as a grees Fahrenheit. This mass was catch some coho, too. catching a majestic salmon. The managers are looking at machinist.” nicknamed “The Blob” and it Coho that are caught and re- “I’ve had a nice big salmon salmon quotas. The last decade has been spread across hundreds of miles. leased have a 14 percent mortality take somebody around the boat Besides zero fishing, the pretty good, he says. The busi- Scientists didn’t place the rate. five times,” remembers Bearden. other two options are mixtures ness owns eight boats. blame on climate change but, said At Westport, all they can do of chinook quotas (either 58,600 It’s always been about the the feds, “the situation does not “Salmon Capital” is wait for the fish managers to or 37,800) and coho quotas (ei- salmon at Westport, even as it has match recognized patterns … ” In this little town, it is time to decide their fate. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016

Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT lifting in the 500 block of South Money Stolen Browning, 32, of Kalama, is be- Avenue. No arrests were made. Vehicle Prowls Tower Avenue. ing referred to prosecutors on • At 11:30 a.m. on Monday, suspicion of possession of heroin No Arrests After Dispute • At 8:24 a.m. on Friday, Backpack, Cash Taken money was reported stolen in and methamphetamine, and police received a report of a ve- the 600 block of North Tower was taken into custody by the • At 9:13 a.m. on Saturday, hicle prowl in the 700 block of H • At 5:47 p.m. on Friday, a Avenue. state Department of Corrections police received a report of a Street. backpack, bags and cash were on an outstanding warrant. woman trying to kick down a • At 3:30 p.m. on Friday, a ve- reported stolen from the 1200 Cell Phones Stolen door in the 600 block of South- block of Mellen Street. west Chehalis Avenue. hicle prowl was reported in the • At 11:39 a.m. on Monday, a No Arrests in Attempted 500 block of North Rock Street. cell phone was reported stolen in Grocery Theft • At 3:38 p.m. on Friday, mul- Jewelry, Drill Taken in Burglary Hit and Run Reported the 800 block of Eshom Road. A • At 6:44 p.m. on Friday, po- tiple items were reported stolen • At 9:30 p.m. on Friday, jew- • At 12:25 p.m. on Saturday, juvenile is being referred to juve- lice received a report that a man from a vehicle overnight in the elry and a drill were reported police received a report of a hit and nile court for possible charges. with short dark hair and a mus- 1000 block of Elm Street. stolen in a burglary in the 1500 run near the intersection of Mar- • At 7:01 p.m. on Monday, a cell tache tried to steal about $200 • At 10:46 a.m. on Saturday, block of Winterwood Drive. phone was reported stolen in the ket Boulevard and Second Street. police received a report that in groceries in the 1000 block of 100 block of West Maple Street. South Market Boulevard. No ar- a vehicle window was broken Honda Stolen Three Juveniles Cited on overnight in the 1200 block of B rests were made. Street. • At 6:25 a.m. on Saturday, a Mail Taken Shoplifting Charge • At 6:29 p.m. on Saturday, a green 1996 Honda Accord with • At 5:50 p.m. on Monday, Counterfeiting Reported • At 1:24 p.m. Saturday, cooler, welding mask and scan- no license plates was reported mail was reported stolen in the • At 10:44 p.m. on Friday, po- shoplifters were reported in the ner were reported stolen from a stolen in the 1100 block of Alder 900 block of K Street. lice received a report of a person 1000 block of Northwest Louisi- vehicle in the 200 block of Ta- Street. trying to buy prepaid cards with ana Avenue. coma Avenue. The suspect stole Man Arrested Twice for counterfeit $100 bills in the 1000 Three girls ages 13, 14, and the items by smashing vehicle More Counterfeit $100 Bills Shoplifting block of Northwest Louisiana 15 are being referred to juvenile window. Spotted • At 1:28 a.m. on Tuesday, please see SIRENS, page Main 11 Windows Broken • At 9:48 a.m. on Saturday, Kevin G. Blosser, 35, of Centra- police received a report of sev- lia, was arrested and released • At 12:55 p.m. on Friday, eral counterfeit $100 bills being on suspicion of shoplifting in police received a report of a bro- passed in the 1100 block of Har- the 1000 block of Belmont Av- Margaret ken window in the 700 block of rison Avenue. enue. At 2:11 a.m., Blosser was J Street. again arrested on suspicion of “Micky” I’Lee Heuer • At 10:45 a.m. on Monday, a Credit Card Fraud shoplifting, this time in the person reported a BB damaged a 1000 block of Harrison Avenue, (died 1992). window in the 2600 block of Eu- • At 7:46 p.m. on Saturday, She channeled her creative credit card fraud was reported and was booked into the Lewis reka Avenue. County Jail. and fun loving personality in in the 1300 block of Lum Road. many ways throughout her life. Assault Arrests Micky led a local Camp Fire Stolen Vehicle CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT girls group and a girls church • At 2 p.m. on Friday, po- group at the Lake Stevens First lice arrested Brian Schmidt, 48, Found Abandoned Shoplifting Report Under Baptist Church. She enjoyed of Centralia, on suspicion of • At 3:46 p.m. on Sunday, po- Investigation decorating her home, various fourth-degree assault in the 100 lice received a report of a theft of • At 1:12 p.m. on Friday, po- crafts, gardening and she block of South Tower Avenue. a 1994 Ford Taurus in the 2000 lice received a report of a shop- cherished connections with her • At 2:28 a.m. on Saturday, block of North Pearl Street. The lifter stealing makeup products family and friends. She will be Casiano Baldovinos, 32, of Cen- vehicle was later found aban- in the 1000 block of Northwest missed by many. tralia, was arrested in the 1200 doned in Federal Way. Louisiana Avenue. The report is Micky is survived by her block of Mellen Street on suspi- under investigation. No arrests daughter and son-in-law, Anna cion of fourth-degree assault. Winlock Woman were made. and Alan Heuer-Blodgett of Arrested on Theft Charge Micky passed away March Tenino, Wash.; sister, Sally License Plate Stolen Women Arrested After Theft of 29, 2016, in Centralia, Wash., Christy of Henderson, Nev.; • At 4:37 p.m. on Friday, po- • At 6:21 p.m. on Sunday, Na- Baby Toys, Clothes from metastatic breast cancer. and niece and husband, Leigh kisha Richardson, 20, of Win- She was born in Lake Stevens, Ford and Barry and children, lice received a report of a license • At 4:47 p.m. on Friday, po- lock, was arrested on suspicion Wash., to Linda and Lee Posey Cameron and Danielle of plate stolen from a utility trailer lice received a report of a theft of in the 700 block of Euclid Way. of third-degree theft in the 1100 May 31, 1934. Snohomish, Wash. block of Harrison Avenue. baby toys and clothes in the 400 She graduated from Lake A celebration of life will block of North Market Boule- Stevens High School in 1953 be held in Lake Stevens, Alleged Shoplifter Arrested vard. Heather R. Mercer, 36, of Chain Saw Stolen and later worked as a custodian Wash., at Holy Cross Lutheran • At 4:57 p.m. on Friday, Jodi Winlock, was cited on suspicion for the Lake Stevens School Church, 9613 20th St SE, Lake Hames, 42, of Centralia, was • At 9:18 a.m. on Monday, a of third-degree theft and booked District. Micky married Stevens, WA 98258, Saturday, arrested on suspicion of third- chainsaw was reported stolen in into the Lewis County Jail on an Wilhelm “Bill” Heuer in 1962 April 16, 2016 at 2:00 p.m. degree theft for allegedly shop- the 900 block of L Street. outstanding warrant. Annie C. and worked beside him in Donations may be made in their grocery store and butcher Micky’s name to the American Medical Center. A funeral service will rate and fair in all its reporting. If shop, the Igloo Lockers. Cancer Society, http://main. Death Notices be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Cattermole you find an error or believe a news She was widowed in 1983. acsevents.org/goto/Margaret_ Funeral Home, Winlock. Interment will They had one daughter, • MARGARET RUTH FARDA, 68, Centralia, item is incorrect, please call the Heuer. died Sunday, March 27, at Providence follow at Sunset Memorial Gardens, Anna “Hydie.” Micky was Centralia Hospital. A celebration of life Chehalis. Arrangements are under the newsroom as soon as possible at a stepmother to Tom Heuer, To view the obituary, please go to direction of Cattermole. chronline.com/obituaries. will be held at a later date. Arrange- 807-8224, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. (died 1982) and David Heuer, ments are under the direction of Funer- Monday through Friday. al Alternatives of Washington, Centralia. • JEANETTE MATTHEWS, 101, Onalaska, Lotteries died Saturday, April 9, at Logan Street Manor Adult Family Home. Centralia. Washington’s Monday Games No services are planned. Arrangements Powerball: WESLEY WILFORD COBB are under the direction of Funeral Alter- Next jackpot: $184 million natives of Washington, Tumwater. children, grandchildren and all (Vicky) Evans, Charlotte Mega Millions: • DAVID NUTTER, 54, Centralia, died Mon- of his family. He especially Smith, Richard (Barbara) Next jackpot: $72 million day, April 4, at home. No services are loved spending time reading Evans, Ron (Troy) Evans and planned. Arrangements are under the Lotto: 21-34-36-40-44-47 to the grandchildren. They many nieces and nephews. direction of McComb & Wagner Family Next jackpot: $9.2 million could get him to read for hours Additionally, his daughter-in- Funeral Home & Crematory, Centralia. Hit 5: 04-14-16-21-29 and hours! Whenever a new law Suzi’s children, Windy, • CAROL LEE FULLER, 77, Chehalis, died Next cashpot: $120,000 Saturday, April 9, at Providence Centra- grandchild was born, he was Jackie, Jason, Holly, Kelly Match 4: lia Hospital. A graveside service will be there in record time and would and Caleb; and grandchildren, Daily Game: 1-8-8 at 2 p.m. Friday at Claquato Cemetery, hold the new baby and just Holly, Hannah and Sarah and Chehalis. Arrangements are under the Keno: 06-16-18-20-22-27-35-37-39- direction of Cattermole Funeral Home, 45-52-54-55-59-60-66-67-70-73-77 smile. Sammy; as well as his local Winlock. A self-proclaimed Atheist friend, Chuck; and numerous • ARTHUR TEARE, 93, Centralia, died almost his entire life, he other friends in California. Sunday, April 10, at Prestige Post-Acute Commodities submitted his life to the Lord Beloved husband, father, and Rehabilitation Center, Centralia. No Gas in Washington — $2.29 (AAA of Wesley (Wes) Wilford Jesus in July 2014. The angels grandpa, “grampy”, uncle and services are scheduled at this time. Ar- Washington) and all of his family rejoiced brother. We love him forever rangements are under the direction of Cobb, 84, of Adna, Wash., Crude Oil — $40.62 per barrel (CME went home to be with the Lord and we still are, as he has and always! Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. Group) • DONALD METCALFE, 79, Centralia, died March 29, 2016. He passed gone to be with the Lord. It is He was preceded in death Gold — $1,257 (Monex) why he passed so peacefully. by his infant son, Roger; Friday, April 8, at Providence Centralia Silver — $15.20 (Monex) peacefully at home from Hospital. No services are planned at complications of Lewy body He is well again and we look parents, Edgar and Ada Cobb; this time. Arrangements are under the dementia. Wes was cared for forward to seeing him again infant brother, Cecil; sister, direction of Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, one day! Leetta and husband Les Yost; Centralia. Corrections by his wife Judy, daughter- ••• in-law Lucie, son Randy He is survived by his loving brothers, Phil Cobb and wife • RONALD COLEMAN, 74, Pe Ell, died Sun- wife, Judy Evans Cobb of and Janet and Ray Cobb and day, April 10, at Providence Portland The Chronicle seeks to be accu- Cobb and many other family members. He was born to Adna, Wash.; sons, Robin wife Barbara. Edgar and Ada Cobb Dec. 18, (Suzi) Cobb of Grant, Fla. The family would like to 1931, in Burley, Idaho. and Randy (Lucie) Cobb of deeply thank Assured Home He grew up in Tenino, Adna, Wash.; grandson, Jesse Health and Hospice for all Four Questions You Should Ask: Wash. and graduated from (Crystal) Cobb and their of their care and support of high school in Yakima, Wash. children, Jessica and Ryan Wes and the family these last Wes then did some traveling of Oregon; granddaughters, few months. We couldn’t before joining the U.S. Army. Kathryn (Aaron) Carpenter have done this without them, • Who would make my inal arrangements? He served in the Korean War and their children, Ethan, especially nurses; Barbara, • What are my options? from 1952 to 1954. Ean, Ella and Em; Bethany Lisa and Lori and CNA Jill. • How much do funeral or cremation services cost? In Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, he (Bryan) Carpenter and their An open celebration of children, Norah and Vivienne life will be held at 2:00 p.m., • How would my family pay for my inal arrangements? attended watchmaking school and met the love of his life, and Leslie (Josh) Scott and Saturday, April 16, 2016, at Judy J. Evans. They married their children, Amy, Bree and Trinity Christian Fellowship, June 23, 1956. They were set Isla all of Olympia, Wash.; 123 Brockway Rd., Chehalis, to celebrate 60 years together grandsons, Alex Cobb of WA 98532. I want to answer your questions and protect your family from this year! Oahu, Hawaii and Roger Because of his love for confusion and ﬁnancial hardship at the time of a death. He worked highway Cobb of Cordoba, Argentina; babies, in lieu of lowers, ~ Dan Schaefer, Advance Planning Consultant construction for many years, granddaughters, Juliana please make donations in before returning to his true (Niko) Hulse of Spokane, his name to Possibilities calling of a watchmaker, Wash. and Deborah Cobb of Pregnancy Center in Centralia, retiring in 1996. They returned Adna, Wash.; brother, Marvin WA 98531. Sticklin Funeral Chapel to Washington in 2000 and (Edith) Cobb of Centralia,

CH556055cbw.cg Wash.; sister, Maxine (Bob) Serving Lewis County Since 1890 made their home in Centralia, To view this obituary, please go to Wash. Thornhill of Palm Springs, sticklinsfuneralchapel.com chronline.com/obituaries. Wes was a kind and caring Calif.; Judy’s siblings and 360-736-1388 | 1437 South Gold St.Centralia man. He was well loved by his families, Marge Bald, Bob 1931-2016 • Main 11 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016 School Districts Plan for Cuts Due to Legislature’s Inaction On ‘Levy Cliff’ By Melissa Santos going to happen with the budget.” The News Tribune That’s a problem because newly hired teachers might not School district officials aren’t want stay with the district in a in any mood to trust the Legisla- temporary position if they can ture right now. find a permanent job elsewhere, Yet they’re being asked to do she said. so again this year, after lawmak- Those problems remain de- ers failed to extend a deadline spite lawmakers’ decision to that threatens about $500 mil- let school districts delay send- lion per year in funding for the ing layoff notices to teachers if state’s 295 school districts. the Legislature’s budget process On Jan. 1, 2018, a temporary drags on next year, Priddy said. increase in the levy lid for local school districts will expire, re- Point of Contention In Budget ducing the amount of money Some Democrats opted not Washington school districts can to support the state’s supple- collect from local property taxes mental budget plan partly due — and potentially taking away a to its failure to address the levy significant chunk of their bud- cliff. State Sen. Christine Rolfes, gets. D-Bainbridge Island, was one of Earlier this year, school dis- the lawmakers who voted against tricts asked the Legislature to de- the budget last month. lay the loss in levy capacity until “For the school districts, I at least 2019, after the Legislature thought we owed them more cer- Tony Overman / The Olympian tainty,” Rolfes said. is supposed to fix the unconsti- The state Legislative Building in Olympia. tutional way the state pays for “I don’t think that we have public education. given them any reason to think State lawmakers didn’t grant hear, he said. for how we would respond if our that by April 1 they will have a Spotty Track Record definitive answer.” the extension, however. Instead, on School Issues “I think it would show we levy were to precipitously drop.” they promised to complete a weren’t going to even try,” The Bethel School District Schoesler, the Senate majority The state is in contempt of leader, said school districts have broad overhaul of how Washing- Schoesler said. “I don’t think will plan to lose about $10 mil- court in the school-funding case had ample time to plan for the ton state pays for schools early that’s the preferred message.” lion in levy money in 2018 — the known as McCleary, in which reduction in levy authority, as it next year, which they said should Schoesler said he thinks the equivalent about 110 teachers the high court has ordered the threat of school districts losing — while Tacoma Public Schools has been scheduled in state law address school districts’ budget Legislature to fully fund the local tax revenue in 2018 — com- will plan for about $7 million in for several years. worries. state’s public schools by 2018. monly referred to as a levy cliff — cuts, according to numbers pro- But Karen Vialle, the school They also inserted a backup Lawmakers haven’t come board president for Tacoma will help push state lawmakers to vided by district officials. plan into the state budget: In up with a plan to meet the 2018 Public Schools, said during that The Olympia School District, April 2017, the Legislature will funding deadline, which will income up with an overall school- same time period, school dis- meanwhile, will have to plan to reconsider whether to extend volve shifting the burden of pay- funding solution before then. tricts have also been planning cut about 6 percent of its annual school districts’ levy authority, if ing school employee salaries from for the Legislature to fix the way it turns out lawmakers aren’t on Budget Gymnastics, budget of $110 million. local school districts to the state. Hiring Problems public schools are funded. If the track to fully fund public schools Local school district property District officials worry that Legislature had done that, the What the upcoming levy cliff by then. tax levies are at the center of the discussing those possible cuts districts wouldn’t be facing this means for school districts is that Yet school district officials school-funding discussion, since will hurt their ability to recruit problem, she said. say they can’t be certain the Leg- the state Supreme Court has said each of them will have to cre- and hire new teachers, which While the Legislature has islature will follow through with those local taxes can’t be used ate two budgets for the 2017-18 are getting harder to find due increased education spending either plan, leaving them budget- to pay teacher salaries and other school year: one that involves to a statewide teacher shortage. in its two-year budget by about ing for millions in budget cuts basic education costs. drastic cuts, and one that doesn’t, School districts are simultane- $2.3 billion in the past four years next year anyway. They face the Many lawmakers think a Mc- officials said. ously under pressure to find to address the McCleary ruling, possibility of not being able to Cleary solution will require low- Most school districts need to more teachers to meet state re- some lawmakers estimate bil- collect the full amount of main- ering districts’ levy capacity even start planning their budgets in Jan- quirements that they lower class lions more might be necessary to tenance and operation levies al- further, while replacing those uary or earlier to be ready for the sizes in kindergarten through end the state’s reliance on local ready approved by voters. local funds with money supplied 2017-18 school year, officials said. third grade. school district levies to pay for “We’re pretty skeptical of the by the state. “We can’t ignore the possibil- “It really puts us in a bad, al- teacher salaries. whole thing,” said Alan Burke, Senate Majority Leader Mark ity the levy cliff won’t be fixed,” most untenable situation, where Vialle said her message to executive director of the Wash- Schoesler, R-Ritzville, said one said Jennifer Priddy, an assistant we’re going to be scaring teach- lawmakers is: Don’t take away ington State School Directors reason the Legislature didn’t superintendent in the Olympia ers away,” said Tom Seigel, the school districts’ levy money until Association, which represents postpone the 2018 decrease in School District. superintendent of the Bethel those problems are solved. school board members through- school districts’ levy authority “It still forces our district to School District. “These are local dollars that out the state. is it could send a message that go through a budget planning In Olympia, Priddy said of- the taxpayers said, ‘We want “It’s difficult to have much lawmakers plan to delay other process and create a budget for ficials may need to hire teachers the district to have,’” Vialle said. confidence that’s going to get school-funding fixes. That’s not a scenario where the levy cliff is on a temporary basis next spring, “And we want to be able to spend done, given their past history.” something the court wants to not dealt with, and create a plan “because we don’t know what’s them.” News in Brief Spokane County Sees The Spokesman-Review re- customers drive over from Idaho Total revenues are likely to ernments based on sales, more ported that Spokane County and Montana. continue to increase, as medi- revenue means more money for Big Money Spent on Pot marijuana retailers reported just Statewide, the Liquor and cal marijuana dispensaries will cities and counties. Spokane SPOKANE (AP) — The over $43 million in sales in 2015, Cannabis Board tracks marijua- come under Liquor and Canna- County can expect to receive amount of money spent on legal according to the state Liquor and na sales of $2.8 million a day. bis Board control in July. $442,917 from the state in excise marijuana sales in Spokane Coun- Cannabis Board. That’s an aver- “That seems pretty robust,” Because state laws were re- taxes on marijuana this year, ac- ty last year was larger than the re- age of $225.64 per household. said Brian Smith, spokesman for written last year to enable tax cording to the most recent Liquor tail sales of wine, bread or milk. By comparison, retail beer the Liquor and Cannabis Board. revenue sharing with local gov- and Cannabis Board estimates. That’s according to sales sales were $232.70 per Spokane For the third quarter of 2015, numbers from the Washington County household last year, ac- July through September, mari- Liquor and Cannabis Board and cording to the Consumer Expen- juana sales in Spokane County Make This The Year You Pre-Plan a survey of household expenses diture Survey administered by reached $12.4 million. That’s conducted by the U.S. Census the Census Bureau. The average slightly less than bookstore reve- Funeral Planning ahead of ime means: Bureau. household spent $154.85 on wine, nue of $12.6 million and is below • Your family knows your wishes Monthly sales of pot topped $155.37 on milk and $109.71 on the $15.8 million generated from • Your loved ones are relieved of inancial issues $5 million in Spokane County bread in 2015. arts, entertainment and recre- • Emoional, costly decisions are avoided for the first time in March, which Not all marijuana sold in ation during that period, the • You have peace of mind knowing you have is on track to top receipts at area Spokane County is consumed most recent for which the com- given your family a loving git bookstores, museums and live by county residents. State law parative data are available. music venues, according to fig- allows the 17 state-licensed pot Marijuana sales in the county Call Gary to schedule a Pre-Planning appointment or for advice on how to start the conversaion about inal wishes ures released by the Washington shops in the area to sell to any- rose in the first quarter of 2016 to Department of Revenue. one older than 21, and many $14.5 million.

OUR LEWIS COUNTY CH556160jc.cg • At 11:23 a.m. on Sunday, a case is under investigation. ARRANGEMENT OFFICE Sirens vehicle prowl was reported in the 1126 S. Gold St., Suite 208 700 block of South Market Bou- LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE Centralia, WA Continued from page Main 10 levard. Mossyrock Man Arrested • At 5:22 p.m. on Sunday, a For Appointments Call 360-807-4468 Available 24/7 court on suspicion of third-de- vehicle prowl was reported in the for DUI, Warrant gree theft. 100 block of Southwest Interstate • At 12:56 a.m. on Monday, Avenue. A debit card was stolen Lee C. McDaniel, 30, of Mossyr- In Loving Memory Juveniles Face Charges and used at a gas station. ock, was arrested on suspicion of After Dispute driving under the influence and LEONARD RICHARD "DICK" MATTHEWS • At 2:07 p.m. on Saturday, Pot Plants Stolen in Burglary on an outstanding warrant in the 500 block of William Street Dick was preceded in police received a report of a dis- • At 7 a.m. on Sunday, police death by his wife, Norma pute in the 1000 block of South received a report of marijuana in Mossyrock. Twining Matthews; mother Market Boulevard. A 17-year-old plants stolen from a shed in the and stepfather, Dorothea boy was arrested on an outstand- 200 block of Southwest 10th Man Arrested for DOC Warrant Plant and Duane Plant of ing warrant. A 16-year-old girl Street. Allegedly Found with Drugs Lynnwood, Wash.; brothers, has been referred to prosecu- Jerry Matthews of Winlock, • Dennis A. Johnston, 38, of Wash. and Frankie Matthews tors for a fourth-degree assault MORTON POLICE DEPARTMENT charge. Centralia, was arrested after of Centralia, Wash.; and Vehicle Collides with Building deputies contacted him at 12:05 sister, Jean Vigliatoro of p.m. Friday in the 1600 block of Edmonds, Wash. Woman Booked on Burglary • At 12:59 p.m. on Saturday, He is survived by his police responded to a vehicle ac- Windsor Avenue on a state De- Charge for Theft of Hair, Nail partment of Corrections war- sisters, Francine Loyde of Products cident in the 300 block of Second Tacoma, Wash. and Shirley Street in Morton. The driver of rant for allegedly escaping from Doyle of Oak Harbor, • At 5:20 p.m. on Saturday, the vehicle accidentally got her community custody. Upon his Wash.; children, Richard police received a report of a theft foot stuck in between the brake arrest, deputies found he had a Matthews, Dale Matthews, of $141.19 worth of hair and nail and gas pedals when trying to white crystal substance in his Leonard Richard "Dick" Darrell Matthews, Caren products in the 1600 block of park the car, according to the possession that tested positive for Matthews was born Oct. Davidson, Cindy Grove, Northwest Louisiana Avenue. Morton Police Department, and amphetamines. He was also ar- 12, 1930 in Juneau, Ala. He Charlene Johnson, Cheryl Brandy L. Erdman, 39, of Cheha- rested on suspicion of violation passed away April 4, 2016 in Blum and Candace Morris; hit a building. One person was stepchildren, Sam Twining, lis, was arrested on suspicion of injured and transported to Mor- of the Uniform Controlled Sub- Rochester, Wash. Dick was a man with a Michael Twining and Lynda second-degree burglary. ton General Hospital. stances Act. Layne Twining-Quiroga; ••• loving heart, who always helped those in need. He numerous grandchildren; and Vehicle Prowls Harassment Reported By The Chronicle Staff loved to be a little bit of great-grandchildren. a daredevil and ride four- At Dick's request, there • At 5:18 a.m. on Sunday, po- • At 1:11 p.m. on Saturday, Please call news reporter Natalie will be no memorial service. lice received a report of a vehicle police received a report of ha- wheelers, with his family. He Johnson with news tips. She can be will be missed by his family To view the obituary, please prowl in the 200 block of South- rassment in the 200 block of East reached at 807-8235 or njohnson@ and friends. go to chronline.com/obituaries. west First Street. State Street in Mossyrock. The chronline.com. Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Ortho to Drop Chemicals Syrian Government Linked to Declines US and Goldman Sachs Launches Offensive in Bee Populations South of City of Aleppo DENVER (AP) — Garden- BEIRUT (AP) — Syrian troops care giant Ortho said Tuesday it and their allies launched an of- will stop using a class of chemi- Reach $5B Settlement fensive Tuesday to retake an im- cals widely believed to harm bees. portant hilltop village south of The company plans to phase By Eric Tucker the city of Aleppo from militants, out neonicotinoids by 2021 in The Associated Press including al-Qaida’s local affiliate, eight products used to control “The worst thing about all of this is, as President Bashar Assad’s gov- garden pests and diseases. WASHINGTON — The Jus- ernment was preparing for par- Ortho will change three tice Department on Monday once again, not one single individual liamentary elections the following products for roses, flowers, trees announced a roughly $5 billion day. and shrubs by 2017 and other settlement with Goldman Sachs is being held accountable.” The vote will only be held in ar- products later, said Tim Mar- over the sale of mortgage-backed eas controlled by the government, securities leading up to the 2008 Dennis Kelleher tin, vice president and general CEO of Better Markets and is expected to produce a rub- manager of Ortho, a division of financial crisis, with the govern- ber-stamp assembly loyal to Assad. Marysville, Ohio-based Scotts ment accusing the bank of mis- Al-Manar TV, run by Leba- Miracle-Gro Co. leading investors about the qual- non’s Hezbollah militant group, The chemicals, called neon- ity of its loans. foreclosure or found themselves responsible. which is fighting alongside Syrian ics for short, attack the central The $5.06 billion deal re- jobless. Other banks that settled “The worst thing about all of government forces, reported the nervous systems of insects. Some solves state and federal probes in the last two years include this is, once again, not one single offensive to retake the village of advocates say neonics are one of into the sale of shoddy mortgag- Bank of America, Citigroup and individual is being held account- Tel al-Ais. The Syrian Observatory several reasons behind declining es in the run-up to the housing JPMorgan Chase & Co. able,” said Dennis Kelleher, CEO for Human Rights, an activist-run populations of bees, which are bubble and subsequent econom- The banks collectively came of Better Markets, a consumer monitoring group, said clashes major pollinators of food crops. ic meltdown. under scrutiny for the sale of advocacy group. “Banks don’t were ongoing around Tel al-Ais It requires the bank to pay a securities that, while promoted commit crimes— bankers do. and the nearby village of Khan $2.39 billion civil penalty and an as relatively safe, contained resi- And until bankers are punished Touman. 95 Mississippi Authors additional $1.8 billion in relief dential mortgages from borrow- individually and significantly, to underwater homeowners and ers who were unlikely to be able the crime wave on Wall Street is Call for Repeal of distressed borrowers, along with to repay their loans. The poor going to continue.” Brazil Congressional Anti-LGBT Law $875 million in other claims. quality of the loans led to huge Another advocacy group, “This resolution holds Gold- Committee Votes in JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A losses for investors and a slew Public Citizen, said there’s “not man Sachs accountable for its former U.S. poet laureate, win- of foreclosures, kicking off the even the illusion of accountabil- Favor of Impeachment serious misconduct in falsely as- ners of the National Book Award recession that began in late 2007 ity” in the settlement. RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — A and Pulitzer Prize, and best- suring investors that securities it as the housing market collapsed Mindful of those concerns, congressional committee has rec- selling authors including John sold were backed by sound mort- and investors suffered billions in Deputy Attorney General Sally ommended that the impeachment Grisham are among 95 Missis- gages, when it knew that they losses. Quillian Yates issued depart- process against President Dilma sippi authors urging state offi- were full of mortgages that were The sums paid by some of ment-wide guidance last year Rousseff move forward, bringing cials to repeal a law that will let likely to fail,” Acting Associate the nation’s largest banks, in- aimed at encouraging more the possible ouster of the embat- workers cite religious beliefs to Attorney General Stuart Delery tended to offer financial relief to criminal prosecutions of individ- tled leader a step closer. deny services to lesbian, gay, bi- said in a statement. some homeowners, aren’t nearly uals for corporate wrongdoing. Rousseff is facing impeachment sexual or transgender people. The agreement, smaller than enough to reverse the damage of It’s unclear how many additional proceedings over allegations her The writers said in a letter re- deals reached with several of the worst financial crisis since prosecutions will be brought as administration violated fiscal rules leased Monday that House Bill Goldman’s Wall Street counter- the Great Depression. And the a result of the guidelines, which to mask budget problems by shift- 1523 is an example of Mississip- parts, is the latest in a series of deal, which includes no criminal among other things direct civil ing around government accounts pi’s reactionary side, “which has multi-billion-dollar civil settle- sanctions or penalties, is likely and criminal lawyers to work to- ahead of her 2014 re-election. nourished intolerance and deg- ment arising from the economic to stir additional criticism about gether on investigations from the Opposition parties claim radation and brutality, which has meltdown in which millions of the department’s inability to outset and to focus on individu- sleight-of-hand accounting moves looked at difference as a threat.” Americans lost their homes to hold bank executives personally als early on as potential targets. allowed her to boost public spend- They said the state also has a ing to shore up votes. Rousseff has compassionate side. denied any wrongdoing and has “This core kindness, the em- On the Job for 70 Years not been charged with any crime. bracing of wildness and weird- Her opponents say the im- ness, is what has nurtured the peachment process is in line with great literature that has come the wishes of the majority of Bra- from our state,” said the letter, zilians, while Rousseff’s support- whose signatures include those ers call it a blatant power grab by of former U.S. poet laureate Na- her foes. tasha Trethewey; National Book Award winner Jesmyn Ward; Pulitzer Prize winner Donna Handwriting Study Tartt; Grisham and Greg Iles, Finds Clues on When who write thrillers; and Kathryn Stockett, author of “The Help.” Biblical Texts Written JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli mathematicians and archaeolo- Ford F-150 Gets gists say they have found evidence Highest Rating in New to suggest that key biblical texts may have been composed earlier Insurance Crash Tests than what some scholars think. DETROIT (AP) — The 2016 Using handwriting analysis Ford F-150 is the only full-size technology similar to that em- pickup truck to score the top ployed by intelligence agencies and rating in new front crash tests banks to analyze signatures, a Tel performed by the insurance in- Aviv University team determined dustry. that a famous hoard of ancient He- Rival pickups from Chevro- brew inscriptions, dated to around let, GMC, Ram and Toyota didn’t 600 BC, were written by at least fare as well, according to results Jeff Chiu / The Associated Press six different authors. Although released Tuesday by the Insur- the inscriptions are not from the ance Institute for Highway Safety. Patient relations representative Elena Griffing smiles while being interviewed at Sutter Health Alta Bates Summit Medi- Hebrew Bible, their discovery sug- The institute evaluated 2016 cal Center in Berkeley, Calif., Monday. Griffing, 90, has started her 70th year working for the same San Francisco Bay gests there was widespread literacy models in a small overlap crash Area hospital. in ancient Judah at the time that test, which replicates what hap- would support the composition of pens when a vehicle runs off the biblical works. road and a portion of its front end hits a tree or a pole at 40 miles per hour. Texas Attorney General Charged Indian Police Arrest The tests evaluated both crew 7 Over Temple Fire cab and extended cab versions of each truck, since those are the With Federal Securities Fraud That Killed 116 most popular body styles. A crew By Paul J. Weber and Jim Vertuno ton said Mapp told him, “I can’t have invested in Servergy had he NEW DELHI (AP) — Seven cab has four full doors and two The Associated Press take your money. God doesn’t known Paxton was being paid to people who had fled after an ille- full rows of seating. An extended want me to take your money.” promote the company,” the law- gal fireworks display set off a fire cab has two full front doors, two AUSTIN, Texas — Federal Those same allegations led suit reads. regulators filed civil securities that killed at least 116 people at small rear doors and smaller sec- a grand jury in Paxton’s home- Paxton attorney Bill Mateja the southern Indian temple where fraud charges Monday against ond-row seats. town last summer to indict him said he had not yet reviewed they’re board members were ar- Texas Attorney General Ken on two counts of securities fraud, the civil federal lawsuit but ex- rested Tuesday and will face pros- Paxton over allegations that he which carries a possible sentence pressed surprised that the SEC ecution, police said. White Officer Gets deceived investors, the same of five to 99 years in prison. Pax- chose to file the charges a year The seven surrendered to au- Probation in Black claim that brought a felony in- ton has pleaded not guilty in that after Paxton’s criminal indict- thorities late Monday after a two- dictment that has rocked the tea case and has said he won’t resign. ment. day search by police following Sun- Driver’s Shooting party-backed Republican’s first By filing a civil lawsuit, feder- day’s fire in the Kerala state village COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A 16 months on the job. al regulators aren’t seeking pris- “LIKE THE CRIMINAL matter, Mr. of Paravoor, said Gupakumar, a white South Carolina police offi- The U.S. Securities and Ex- on time but instead want Paxton Paxton vehemently denies the al- police officer who uses one name. cer who was charged with a felony change Commission filed the to pay back “any ill-gotten gains legations in the civil lawsuit and They were arrested after being for shooting and killing a black civil lawsuit against Paxton and or unjust enrichment” and be or- looks forward to not only all of questioned on Tuesday, said an- driver at the end of a chase took former executives of Servergy dered to pay additional financial the facts coming out, but also other police officer, who spoke on a plea deal Monday and was sen- Inc., a high-tech startup that paid penalties. to establishing his innocence in condition of anonymity because tenced to three years of probation. Paxton in the form of 100,000 SEC investigators allege that both the civil and criminal mat- he was not authorized to speak to Justin Craven, 27, pleaded shares for bringing on wealthy one investor considered Paxton ters,” Mateja said. reporters. They will remain de- guilty to misdemeanor miscon- investors in 2011. Federal regula- “a personal friend” and believed Paxton took office in January tained while police investigate the duct in office, multiple media tors say Paxton raised $840,000 that Paxton was also investing 2015 with strong tea party sup- case and will later be charged. outlets reported. A prosecutor for Servergy without telling in- in the company. According to port. A year earlier, Texas Sen. Police are still looking for eight wanted the North Augusta po- vestors that he was being paid. the lawsuit, that investor “grew Ted Cruz, a GOP presidential other temple board members and lice officer charged with volun- worried” when promised about candidate, called him a “tireless associates of firework contractors tary manslaughter, which carries SEC INVESTIGATORS say Paxton product shipment failed to ma- conservative warrior” as Paxton for possible charges of attempted up to 30 years in prison, but a intended to invest $100,000 of terialize and that Paxton “did trounced a moderate Republican murder and culpable homicide, grand jury refused to indict Cra- his own money into Servergy but nothing” to determine whether challenger on the way to becom- both punishable by life imprison- ven. He was later charged with a that company founder Bill Mapp those representations were true. ing Texas’ top law enforcement ment, and illegally storing a cache different felony. refused. The lawsuit alleges Pax- That investor “would not officer. of explosives. • Main 13 LOCAL / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016 Spring Brings Young Critters to Rochester Animal Rescue IT’S THE SEASON: For Heaven’s Sake is Flush With Squirrels, Opossums and Bunnies By The Chronicle As tradition dictates, spring is a season of birth and renewal. The trend holds true at For Heav- en’s Sake Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation center in Roches- ter as well, as the animal sanctu- ary is currently nursing 20 baby squirrels, 20 baby opossum and 15 bunny rabbits. Where most folks would be overwhelmed at the prospect of bottle feeding scores of pocket- sized mammals, David Supensky, co-operator of For Heaven’s Sake, says it's just a job that comes with Young opposums rescued from a mother that was struck by a vehicle are seen in the territory. a photograph shared Monday by For Heaven’s Sake animal rescue in Rochester. “It’s normal for this time of year,” said Supensky. “We start sky. “You have to feed them care- well-meaning individuals occa- getting a lot of baby animals. fully so that they don’t asphyxi- sionally rescue bunnies that may Baby rabbits are seen at For Heaven’s Sake animal rescue in Rochester. Mostly squirrels, rabbits and ate. It just takes a lot of time to seem abandoned, but aren’t. opossum. So that keeps us busy do all that.” “The parents only feed once or Supensky says that the bottle dant on donations and volun- feeding them.” Supensky says that the ani- twice a day so they can be gone a operation requires a lot of volunteer efforts to operate. “Funds of Supensky explained that bot- mals show up at the rescue in long time during the day before teer effort and plenty of special course are always needed and we tle feeding can get complicated “almost every way imaginable.” coming back,” said Supensky. milk powder. The rescue makes always need volunteers,” said Su- since each species of orphaned Sometimes folks cut down trees “The best thing to do is to sure to get specifically formu- pensky. wildlife requires a special blend and accidentally topple a nest. leave it alone and check back lated milk powders, including To contact For Heaven’s of powder milk replacer. Other times an overzealous dog later.” mixes for black tailed fawns, cot- Sake Wildlife Rescue and Reha- Additionally, “There’s special or cat will bring the wayward Supensky added, “If they tontail rabbits, coyotes and even bilitaion call (360) 273-0550, or ways to feed them depending on critter to the porch without re- don’t know what to do they can squirrels. email http://www.fhswildlifere- how young they are,” said Supen- turn instructions. What’s more, call us, or the Fish and Wildlife.” For Heaven’s Sake is depen- hab.org/. Washington Plans to Boost Mental Hospitals' Security After Escapes RECAPTURED: Governor signaled two human officers. The men were moved because of week is unacceptable, and im- investigating a recent violent at- The Washington Corrections a change in the state's Involun- mediate steps are being taken to tack on a worker and a patient- Expresses Concern for Department has taken custody tary Treatment Act, the agency improve security at the facility on-patient sexual assault at the Operations at Western of Garver, who is now being held said. and to retrain staff," she said in hospital. at Airway Heights Correction Garver was under a civil a statement. "The safety of the A workplace inspection re- State Hospital Center in Eastern Washington, commitment after he finished public, the patients and staff is leased this week found a series of SPOKANE (AP) — Wash- according to Kathy Spears of the serving his incarceration period, paramount." missteps that posed safety risks, ington officials promised Satur- state Social and Health Services said Jeremy Barclay, corrections The hospital also has re- including unlocked rooms and day they were working quickly Department. spokesman. stricted patient movement on the unattended items that could be to increase security at the state's Garver, 28, escaped from Two other patients took "une- grounds of Western State and used as weapons. psychiatric hospitals after a week Western State Hospital across the scorted leaves" from the hospital outside the hospital for the week- The Centers for Medicare and in which two patients escaped state in Lakewood on Wednes- during the manhunt, state offi- end. Medicaid Services has repeatedly and another two went missing. day night. He crawled out a win- cials said. One was on an escort- Also Saturday, Gov. Jay Inslee cited the facility over safety con- A man accused of torturing a dow of a locked, lower-security ed outing on campus and has not expressed concern about the way cerns and threatened to cut mil- 20-year-old woman to death in unit with another patient, Mark been found. the hospital is being operated lions in federal funding. 2013 was recaptured Friday night Alexander Adams, 58, who was Another had been approved and said he expects swift action Garver was charged in 2013 after a two-day, cross-state man- caught the next day. for discharge and was awaiting to prevent future escapes. with tying a 20-year-old woman hunt that some worried would On Saturday, officials at the community placement but did "This incident put the public to her bed with electrical cords, not end peacefully. state health agency said security not return from a visit to a fast- at risk, the staff at risk and the stabbing her 24 times in the chest "I was afraid this was going to is being enhanced at Washing- food restaurant. Seattle police patients at risk," Inslee said in a and slashing her throat, prosecu- go sideways," Spokane sheriff's ton state psychiatric hospitals in found him Saturday. statement. "This raises serious tors said. spokesman Mark Gregory said the wake of the escape. Garver and Adams' escape questions once again about the After Garver escaped, he Saturday. "I'm glad it didn't." They are focused on boost- from inside the hospital was rare, management and operation of bought a bus ticket to Spokane, Gregory gave much of the ing security in the Lakewood but unauthorized leaves are not, this troubled hospital." where his parents live. Garver credit for Anthony Garver's cap- hospital's civil commitment area, said Carla Reyes, assistant secre- The escapes also intensified had last been seen Thursday in ture to a canine officer named where Garver and Adams re- tary for the health agency's Be- federal scrutiny on Western State the Spokane area, nearly 250 Gunnar. The dog found Garver cently were transferred from the havioral Health Administration. Hospital, Washington's largest miles from Lakewood, after his hiding in the woods near his criminal section, according to a "However, two unauthorized psychiatric facility. father called authorities to report family home in Spokane, then statement from the department. leaves and two escapes in one U.S. regulators already were his son had stopped by briefly. News in Brief Man Arrested After the area and found nothing of in a news release that Angela outside Spokane, and is being pearance for LeCou on Monday, note. Toney Saucido was sentenced held on a $10 million bond. Mon- Superior Court Judge Gregory Body Parts Found Police are still searching for Monday to 45 months in prison tana authorities are seeking to Sypolt in Spokane scheduled an in Recycling Bin Lyne's vehicle, a gray 2015 Toyota and three years of supervised have him extradited. April 23 hearing in the defen- Highlander with Washington li- release for wire fraud and aggra- During an initial court ap- dant’s extradition case. SEATTLE (AP) — Three cense plates. vated identity theft. body parts — including a foot The 44-year-old who moved — found in a homeowner's recy- to Phoenix but continued to No Dental Insurance? cling bin likely belong to a wom- Marijuana Grinder work as a bookkeeper for the Introducing an afordable dental an who was reported missing Resembling Grenade Catholic charity in Tacoma was care membership plan for the No Problem! Saturday morning, Seattle police also ordered to pay more than $ Halts Airport Flights uninsured. 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They said Paul Society. alty if convicted. they had searched other bins in The Justice Department said He was arrested on Friday 1-800-600-6903 Main 14 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016 NORTHWEST Bail Set at $50K for Suspect in Grisly Thurston County Dog Death By Andy Hobbs A veterinary necropsy mind around it.” The Olympian showed that the dog died from The mother of the dog’s owner asphyxiation, and that there was told police that Evans admitted to Bail was set at $50,000 for a evidence of severe trauma to the killing Diamond because he said man accused of sexually assault- dog’s anus and rectum. the dog killed his pet iguana. In ing and killing a pit bull in Thur- A handful of animal advo- an interview with the Thurston ston County. cates attended Monday’s court County Sheriff’s Office, Evans James Leroy Evans, 33, ap- hearing, devastated at the confessed to killing the dog and peared Monday in Thurston thought of how the dog suffered. said “I did it! I hung her,” accord- County Superior Court on one Thurston County animal con- ing to court documents. count of first-degree animal trol officer Erika Johnson said According to animal services, cruelty. Arraignment was set for a DNA test is underway to de- Diamond had been staying with April 26. termine more details about the Evans at the time of her death Evans was arrested Saturday suspect’s assault of the dog and and had been a therapy dog for in Grays Harbor County based whether the county will pursue a the owner’s 8-year-old son. on a tip from a relative of the bestiality charge. In the weeks since Diamond dog’s owner. Johnson said it is unclear was found dead, animal services The 3-year-old pit bull mix whether the suspect had sex with investigators had been calling her named Diamond was discovered the dog or sodomized the dog “Justice” and a reward of $25,000 hanging from a tree March 21 on with an object. was offered for any information Department of Natural Resourc- “This is probably one of the leading to a suspect. es property near Summit Lake. worst ever cases that I’ve ever Andy Hobbs / The Olympian The dog’s toes were just barely seen,” Johnson told The Olym- James Leroy Evans, 33, appeared Mon- touching the ground, and her pian. “The degree of violence that day in Thurston County Superior Court front legs were clutching the tree animal went through before her on one count of first-degree animal trunk, according to documents. death, I really couldn’t wrap my cruelty. News in Brief children and will be on proba- King County charges were filed State Tests tion for 10 years. after he was connected to the Al- Tax Exemptions for Lacey Area Arson Environmentally U.S. District Judge Robert Shamarrai case. Needy Seniors Granted Suspect Eludes Capture Bryan left it to probation officers By The Olympian Friendly Lawn at Capitol to decide whether Haller can for Pricey Homes OLYMPIA (AP) — Washing- continue to live across from an Two Identified in SEATTLE (AP) — The Seattle The manhunt continues for ton state is testing an environ- elementary school in the Ballard Fatal Crash Involving Times has found some property tax an elusive fugitive who has been mentally friendly lawn at the state area of Seattle. breaks designed for needy seniors accused of setting a Thurston Capitol. The lawn mixes species Prior to his arrest in an FBI Carjacked Vehicle have been granted to some pretty County home on fire. and reduces the need to mow. sting last year, Haller led the Seat- SEATTLE (AP) — Officials expensive King County homes. The fire occurred just after The Olympian newspaper re- tle chapter of an FBI-private sector have identified the teen boy And many lower-income midnight March 1 at 6916 Mar- ported the pilot project will also group tasked with fighting com- who was driving a stolen vehicle homeowners 61 and older haven’t vin Road NE. Witnesses told reduce the use of water, fertilizer puter crime and cyberterrorism. when he crashed into another tried to take advantage of the police that the suspect, Troy C. and pesticides. driver, killing them both. property-tax relief program. Rayment, was upset about his One of the benefits of the Medical investigators identi- The Seattle Times reported girlfriend and poured gasoline new lawn — made up of slow- Toppenish Man Accused fied 16-year-old Kenneth Dion homeowners 61 and older with a throughout the house in a fit growing grasses, clover and low- of Fatal Shooting in Williams Jr. as the driver who total household income of $40,000 of rage. Rayment also started growing perennials — is that it led police on a pursuit that end- or less, who are retired due to a “freaking out” when he removed will help bring the area back to Stairwell ed in a Seattle neighborhood. disability or are a veteran with a an electronic ankle bracelet used the historic landscape plan that SEATTLE (AP) — A Toppen- The teenager drove across service-connected disability may for monitoring by the Depart- called for a meadow-like area. ish man has been accused of fatally the center of the road and col- qualify for the program. ment of Corrections. Signs will be posted at the test shooting another man in a Renton lided with another vehicle. Census data show close to After lighting the fire, he fled plots. Grounds staff will hand- apartment-complex stairwell. Medical investigators identified 40,000 homeowners in King in a motorhome before crashing pull some weeds from the eco- The Seattle Times reported the other driver as 21-year-old County would meet the require- the vehicle and running away. By lawn site. that 24-year-old Omar Acevedo Devin Francis. ment for the senior exemption, but the time deputies had arrived, has been charged with second- Williams was driving a not quite 15,000 are enrolled. the vacant $850,000 house was degree murder and unlawful Honda that Seattle police say Another 118 King County engulfed in flames, according to Toxic Algae Warnings possession of a firearm, as the he was stolen at gunpoint by three homeowners currently receiving court documents. Issued for Two Thurston is a felon. He was arrested four people. the senior exemption have houses Already wanted on multiple days after Shiraz Al-Shamarrai A handgun was found in the that were assessed at more than $1 warrants, Rayment was the sub- County Lakes was fatally shot. Honda after the crash. million in 2015. ject of another search April 7 in OLYMPIA (AP) — Health According to court docu- It’s unclear whether the teen- To be eligible for the senior the Tanglewilde area. It began officials have issued toxic al- ments, Acevedo was arrested ager was connected to the car- exemption, income alone is taken when Lacey police responded to gae warnings for two Thurston in connection to an armed rob- jacking. into account — not assets such as a report of a stolen car in a park- County Lakes. bery in Yakima County. The The investigation is ongoing. home equity. ing lot and found the suspect. They recommend people keep their children and pets out of Long Lake and Pattison Lake until another test shows the lakes are clear. Fishing in the lakes is also not recommended. The Olympian reported Thurston County health officials found unsafe levels of anatoxin in the lakes. The toxic algae can affect the nervous system. The lakes will be monitored weekly until algae levels are at or below the state standard. Two Suspected of Driving Drunk in Fatal Five-Car Crash TACOMA (AP) — Two drivers are facing vehicular homicide charges after a Tacoma man was killed in a five-car crash on In- terstate 5 in Lakewood. The News Tribune reported that Dominic Bryant died in the crash on Saturday. The Wash- ington State Patrol says he had been a passenger in the car that started the wreck. Authorities say the driver of the first vehicle had struck an abandoned car on the shoulder of the I-5 and went back onto the roadway. Two vehicles hit the car while it was in the middle of the road and a fifth vehicle swerved to avoid debris in the roadway and hit a barrier. Troopers say two of the drivers involved were drunk. They are being held in the Pierce County Jail. Seattle Man With 600 Child Pornography Videos Gets Probation SEATTLE (AP) — A Seattle man who has ties to the FBI will not serve prison time for having an extensive cache of child pornography. Seattlepi.com reported cyber- security consultant Brian Haller was caught with 600 photos and videos showing the sexual exploitation of children as young as 9. Haller pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography in December and expressed re- morse in court Friday. Haller must register as a sex offender, cannot be alone with The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016 • Main 15

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Dena N Mark Griffin: I think that sick POS’s punishment should be exactly the same as what he did to that poor sweet baby girl. There is a special place in hell waiting for him because of what he did.

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Winlock and Toledo Approved for Cascade’s Early Prevention Program for Elementary Students PREVENTATIVE CARE: day meeting. White Pass has been ap- valuable program,” Patten said. schools, according to a previous The county is contributing proved, but the contract hasn’t The county’s portion of the memo from the Sales Tax Ad Sales Tax Funds $15,000 per year for each district. yet been finalized. program is funded through the Hoc Committee, which makes Provide $15,000 School districts have to pro- Onalaska intends to partici- one-10th of 1 percent sales tax funding recommendations to vide funding to participate in the pate, but may not start until the dollars collected in the county, the county commissioners. Per Year Per School program. How much each dis- fall, Patten said, and that may be which is distributed between The Chehalis School District District For Program trict contributes determines how the case for Toledo and Winlock Drug Court, a mental health told The Chronicle in November much time counselors can dedi- as well. Patten said if Cascade program at Valley View Health the school would be funding two By Kaylee Osowski cate to the school district. cannot recruit staff by Friday the Center and the rest is awarded to full-time mental health counsel- [email protected] The counselors provide pre- districts may start the program other mental health and chemi- ors, one of which was previously ventative services to elementary in the fall since only a few weeks cal dependency programs. paid for through the program Two more Lewis County students identified as at risk for will remain of the school year Danette York, director of with Cascade. school districts have joined other developing mental health symp- this spring. county Public Health & Social The early intervention pro- districts in the county as part of toms and their families. “We don’t want to use county Services, said Cascade has also gram began in 2014. Winlock, an early intervention program Mossyrock, Napavine and or school district funds unneces- been discussing the program Napavine, Pe Ell and Chehalis all for elementary age students at Pe Ell school districts currently sarily,” Patten said. with Morton. participated in the first two years risk for mental health issues. have staff in their districts pro- Patten said Cascade officials Adna has not requested to of the program. The Board of County Com- viding the program, Matt Patten, are “thrilled” that the county and participate in the program. York said the results from the missioners approved a con- Cascade clinical director, said. multiple school districts are par- Chehalis originally applied first two years were positive and sent item for contracts for the Centralia joined the program ticipating in prevention, especial- to participate in the program, that families and teachers saw a big program with Cascade Mental in February after its application ly considering prevention typical- but funding was not recom- difference in the amount of quality Health Care for Toledo and Win- for a different program was denied. ly doesn’t receive much funding. mended for the district because time the identified students were lock School Districts at its Mon- Staff will be starting there soon. “We just think it’s an incredibly it has more resources than other spending in the classroom. Run

Continued from the front page the Chehalis River. “It’s just Pe Ellians and our friends,” Jen Mills, a Pe Ell resident, said while watching the groups of people take off from the safety of the bridge. “Most people aren’t this crazy.” Mills, who lives next to the launching point, has never taken part in the river run, but she said no matter what the weather is, floaters are always up for the journey. Most participants travel to A kayaker heads down Rainbow Falls to cap of the Pe Ell River Run on Saturday Rainbow Falls State Park, where along the Chehalis River near Doty. the bravest of the bunch traverse the fast-moving water at the falls. Met with cheers of encour- agement from those who line the falls for the best view, the floaters are prompted to head down the raging water with claps and hoots from the crowd. “There’s no way I’d ever do that,” Cindy Stalls said. Stalls traveled from Vancouver to the state park and was surprised by the rowdy crowds watching the event. “This is one heck of a thing.” This year, locals at Rainbow Falls State Park said the water was low, making the trip longer than usual. Typically, a majority Pete Caster / [email protected] of the riders make it to the park A teenage boy jumps across rocks at Rainbow Falls as he waits for Pe Ell River Run- by 4 or 5 p.m., but this year it ners to approach the cascading water on Saturday afternoon near Doty. took about two hours longer. Two park rangers stood on about 38 years ago. It was origi- the rocky hillside overlooking nally nine friends who came Justyna Tomtas / [email protected] the falls with rescue buoys at the together to float the river for an A participant in the Pe Ell River Run makes his way downstream on the Chehalis ready. Not everyone made it over April birthday celebration. Now River with his dog on Saturday. the falls without flipping over. the event has grown to include Several canoes and kayaks could anyone who is willing to partici- not stand up to the roaring wa- pate. Serving ters, causing their occupants to While some use it for a family LewiS County flip and scramble to safety. getaway, others take to drinking PACIFIC Some were helped ashore by beer with friends. The vessels are the rescue buoys, but no major adorned with a variety of deco- incidents were reported. rations, some of which included Prosthetics & Orthotics, LLC Others who made it over the the American flag. falls went for a second run, with one man maneuvering the falls Justyna Tomtas / [email protected] • Artiicial Limbs backward in his kayak. Participants in the Pe Ell River Run be- The start of the Pe Ell River gin their journey on the Chehalis River Run was modest, beginning to Rainbow Falls State Park from Pe Ell. • Knee Braces

fire district to find a full time of many hats for his multifaceted • Leg Braces Duty fire chief. However we have no work. “Chief Salyers has been a time table at this time,” said Kev- great help to the department. I Continued from the front page in VanEgdom, chairman of the don’t disagree that he has taken • Arch Supports Board of Fire Commissioners of on more work,” wrote VanEgdom, late 2015 when felt unable to Lewis County Fire District 5, in who added, “The feedback that • Diabetic Shoes properly undertake the responsi- an email to The Chronicle. we have received from the com- bilities of fire chief due to weekly CH5556030cbw.cg That lapse in conventional munity has been very supportive.” hour restrictions resulting from Raymond Frieszell, MS, CPO leadership in the department, VanEgdom noted that, “If it his retirement benefits. Whitney Donati, Orthotist (360) 330-1602 not to mention firefighting skills becomes a problem, the city, dis- With no fire chief in place, in the fire chief, is no worry to trict and Chief Salyers have the Salyers was asked by the Board 1800 Cooks Hill Road, Suite A, Centralia, WA 98531 VanEgdom, though. opportunity to separate from of Fire Commissioners to pick up “Prior to Gregg Peterson ar- the MOU at any time. The dis- the slack. As a man dedicated to riving at the department we went serving his community, Salyers trict compensates the city for the without a fire chief for approxi- services of Chief Salyers. It was accepted the additional uncom- mately five months. We made it pensated responsibilities with between him and the city to not work until we found Gregg Peter- personally be compensated for little hesitation. Still, Salyers ad- son,” said VanEgdom, suggesting mits that “working two full time the extra work.” that the stopgap approach is old As VanEgdom remembers jobs with no extra paycheck” can hat to the local fire department. be a bit of a burden. it, “Chief Salyers’ response to the Speaking directly to con- city and the district was, ‘I would Salyers was adamant that he is cerns that Salyers may wind up do anything to help to better the not being forced to do something stretched thin on two important community as well as the servic- 16’ he doesn’t want to do and that he fronts as a result of managing a is happy to help out in any way fire district that far exceeds the es both the city and the district that he can. He was even initially jurisdictional boundaries of the provide to it.’” Friday, Saturday, reticent to speak on record for fear city he polices, VanEgdom wrote, Salyers did not dispute this of making it look like the district “Chief Salyers is administrative, altruistic quote stating, “I’m “is running through fire chiefs.” although he responds with us to doing it because I want to do it. Sunday Still, Salyers is hoping that a help on some scenes, which he We’re just trying to make it work permanent replacement can be has always done. This has never for now.” April 29th, 30th, & May 1st found sooner than later. “I’m a been an issue.” Fire District 5 was estab- police officer and that’s where I VanEgdom explained that the lished in 1955, and eventually New • Bigger • Better want to stay,” said Salyers. memorandum of understanding annexed the city of Napavine The emergency agreement stipulates that, “Napavine law into its boundaries. In 2014, the between the city of Napavine calls take priority over the fire most recent year with available and the Board of Fire Commis- calls. We have several dedicated statistics, District 5 resources sioners was drawn up as a tem- operational individuals inside responded to more than 900 fire porary, interim arrangement to the department. This does not and EMS calls. Pre-sale Bonus - 1 Adult Admission Plus 10 Rides - $20.00 bridge the gap until a qualified affect how we provide services to Salyers took over police chief Available APRIL 15th - MAY 1st at both SHOP ‘N KART Locations duties in Napavine in March fire chief can be found. At this the community.” CH5566690bw.ke point, though the fire commis- Although VanEgdom down- 2014. Despite his doubled duties For more information call sioners have no idea how long played the severity of any risks and stagnant pay he insisted that, (360) 736-9758 that process will take. associated with Salyers’ double “I couldn’t have picked a better www.springyouthfair.org “That is a future goal for the booking, he did praise the man community to work for.” The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016 • Sports 1

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College Baseball Saturday’s 2B Baseball Blazers Lose Twice Over Weekend By The Chronicle Centralia College dropped a pair of NWAC West Region baseball games over the weekend, falling to Pierce, 8-2, on Saturday at home, and to Taco- ma, 8-6, on the road Sunday. The Blazers fell to 6-14 with the losses, and drop to 3-4 in West Region play. Centralia will host Green River for a pair of games on Saturday.

Saturday’s Results Pierce 8, Centralia 2 The Blazers struck first, but gave up the next eight runs in Saturday’s loss. Freshman second baseman Eric Fich was 2 for 3 with an RBI for Centralia. The Blazers, who were outhit by Pierce 12-7, notched runs in the second and seventh innings. Dane Klenk took the loss for the Blazers after pitching five in- MATT BAIDE / nings. The sophomore allowed [email protected] seven hits and walked three. Toledo’s Connor Vermilyea pitches in the second game of a doubleheader against Mossyrock on Saturday in Toledo. The Indians won both games, 15-0 and 10-1. Colton Turner and Riley Olson HOT START: Indians Tied Atop wins today.” also pitched for Centralia in the The first game was dominated by loss, which featured five Blazer C2BL Standings With 8-0 Toledo, which put up 10 runs in the sec- errors. Record After Sweep ond inning. A bases-loaded walk and a Pierce led 4-1 going into the INDIANS hit batter got things going, followed by sixth inning, when the Raiders By Matt Baide RBIs from Kolt Korpi, Wes Kuzminsky, [email protected] Connor Vermilyea and Dylan Hoiseck, please see CENTRALIA, page S3 STAY PERFECT IN along with a few errors by Mossyrock, TOLEDO — Toledo remained un- to help the Indians pull away for good. C2BL WITH SWEEP OF defeated in Central 2B League play here The game only lasted five innings. Wrestling on Saturday, sweeping a doubleheader Wes Kuzminsky pitched a solid against Mossyrock 15-0 and 10-1. game on the mound, throwing five Winlock’s MOSSYROCK The Indians are 9-1 this season with shutout innings and allowing two hits the wins, with an unblemished 8-0 re- with nine strikeouts. Alex Bacon and Archer Drops cord in league play — tied for first with Hoiseck each had multi-hit games for DYLAN HOISECK Pe Ell-Willapa Valley — at the midway Toledo. went The Indians led 4-0 after an inning 2 for 2 with three RBIs in point in the season. Two Matches at “We’ve had some tough games. … in the nightcap, adding two runs in the Toledo’s 15-0 win in Game third and cruising to the 10-1 win. 1 of a C2BL doubleheader This game can turn on a dime,” To- Olympic Trials ledo coach Jeff Davis said. “Every game Mossyrock scored its run in the fifth against Mossyrock on Sat- on an RBI by Aron King. By The Chronicle urday, and added a hit in a starts over and these guys grind, they IOWA CITY — Winlock’s 10-1 Game 2 win. play hard. I was pretty happy with our please see C2BL, page S3 Rachel Archer competed in the U.S. Olympic Wrestling Trials on Sunday, losing two straight Saturday’s 2B Softball matches in the 53 kg bracket. Archer lost her first match to Katherine Fulp-Allen by an 11-0 Adna Sweeps Morton-White Pass in Doubleheader margin. Her tournament ended By The Chronicle Devanie Kleemeyer had their pitching was dominant, er’s duel, with Napavine’s Abbi in the next match against Cady three hits for Adna, coming but they are the defending state Music striking out eight and Chessin by a 9-0 decision. MORTON — The defend- within a single of hitting for the allowing just two hits and two Helen Maroulis, the 2015 ing state champions came out of champions. We’ll use it as a spring break with two convinc- cycle. measuring stick.” runs, both in the first inning. World Champion, was the win- In the fifth, Napavine ex- ner of the women’s 53 kg tourna- ing wins over Morton-White The second game was closer, MWP (5-3) will host Nach- Pass, 11-2 and 8-2, in Central but the pitching by Adna’s Sa- es on Tuesday. Adna (8-0) will ecuted a squeeze bunt to go ment. Maroulis defeated Whit- up 5-2, which Napavine coach ney Conder in the finals, earning 2B League action here on Sat- mantha Rolfe helped the Pirates host Onalaska in a doublehead- urday. earn an 8-2 win. er on Wednesday. Chad Williams pointed to as two technical fall wins to win the key play of the game. the best of three series. Archer Jenikka Poppe was solid Rolfe, Josey Sandrini and on the mound for Adna in the Darian Humphrey each had “It gave us a little separation wrestled against Maroulis in a Napavine Earns Two Big Wins and was good momentum for tournament in 2014. opener, allowing six hits and two hits, including a home run Over Toutle Lake two runs and striking out 11. from Humphrey. Christine us. It was a big play,” Williams The U.S. has not qualified in said. the 53 kg weight class yet, and “Poppe pitched a great game. Robbins was 3 for 3 at the plate NAPAVINE — Napavine We didn’t hit the ball real well,” for MWP. handed Toutle Lake its first two Maddie Thompson was 3 for Maroulis will attend the World 4 at the plate and Music was 2 MWP coach Darin Allen said. “Making Central 2B play league losses of the year, 5-2 and Olympic Qualifying event in for 3 with two doubles and two “Compound that with six er- over spring break is not smart,” 17-16, here Saturday in Central Mongolia April 22-24, followed runs. by a second round of qualifying rors, and the first game was not Allen said. “There was prob- 2B League softball action. in Turkey, May 6-8. good.” ably too much rust. I thought The first game was a pitch- please see SOFTBALL, page S3

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HAILEY DICKINSON WES KUZMINSKY School: Napavine (Sr.) School: Toledo (Sr.) Sport: Softball (OF) Sport: Baseball (P/SS) Dickinson went 5-5 with a Kuzminskey struck out 9 in 5 shut- 3-run homer during the Tigers’ out innings in Game 1, and added 17-16 win over Toutle Lake. hits in a sweep of Mossyrock.

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LEWISCOUNTYSPORTS.COM SCOREBOARD NFL Saints’ Will Smith Shot NEW ORLEANS Preps NBA (AP) — People across Local Prep Schedules THE LONG SHOT All Times PDT Louisiana sought Mon- TUESDAY, April 12 EASTERN CONFERENCE Baseball Atlantic Division day to process the news Elma at Tenino, 4 p.m. W L Pct GB that one of the Saints’ Rochester at Montesano, 4 p.m. y-Toronto 54 26 .675 — Centralia at W.F. West, 4:30 p.m. much-loved players, for- x-Boston 47 34 .580 7½ Softball mer defensive end Will New York 32 49 .395 22½ Elma at Tenino, 4 p.m. Smith, was shot in the Rochester at Montesano, 4 p.m. Brooklyn 21 60 .259 33½ Tumwater at Centralia, 4:30 p.m. Philadelphia 10 70 .125 44 back Saturday night in W.F. West at Black Hills, 4:30 p.m. Southeast Division what police called a dead- Boys Soccer x-Atlanta 48 33 .593 — ly act of road rage. Tenino at Rochester, 7 p.m. x-Miami 47 33 .588 ½ Toledo-Winlock at Seton Catholic (at x-Charlotte 47 34 .580 1 Smith, 34, arrived in Camas), 6:30 p.m. Washington 40 41 .494 8 New Orleans in 2004 as Centralia at Black Hills, 7 p.m. Orlando 35 46 .432 13 a No. 1 draft pick and Tumwater at Centralia, 7 p.m. Central Division Boys Golf z-Cleveland 57 24 .704 — played with such passion Adna, Life Christian at Ilwaco, 3:30 p.m. x-Indiana 43 37 .538 13½ and power that he quick- Girls Golf x-Detroit 43 37 .538 13½ Rochester at La Center, 3:30 p.m. ly became a defensive Girls Tennis Chicago 41 40 .506 16 captain. Off the field, he Montesano at Tenino, 3:30 p.m. Milwaukee 33 48 .407 24 MATT BAIDE / Associated Press won hearts in his adopted Track & Field WESTERN CONFERENCE Kelso at Centralia, 3:45 p.m. Mossyrock’s Jovani Mendoza slides into second base on a steal attempt as To- Southwest Division city, which was devastat- ledo’s Wes Kuzminsky awaits the throw during a 2B Central League game on y-San Antonio 65 15 .813 — ed by Hurricane Katrina WEDNESDAY, April 13 Saturday in Toledo. x-Memphis 42 38 .525 23 in 2005 and rejuvenated Baseball x-Dallas 42 39 .519 23½ Onalaska at Adna (DH), 3 p.m. Houston 40 41 .494 25½ when the Saints won the Toledo at Winlock (DH), 3 p.m. New Orleans 30 51 .370 35½ Superbowl in 2009. Pe Ell-WV at Toutle Lake (DH), 3 p.m. Morton-WP 000 000 0 — 0 1 4 Morton-WP 100 001 0 — 2 7 2 Northwest Division “I am telling you that Napavine at Wahkiakum (DH), 3 p.m. Batteries: Morton-White Pass — Berkompas, Batteries: Adna — Rolfe and Glover; MWP — y-Oklahoma City 55 26 .679 — W.F. West at Centralia, 4:30 p.m. Morris (5) and Rashof; Adna — Spencer McCoy and Nilius x-Portland 43 38 .531 12 this man loved the city Softball Burdick, Sawyer Burdick (6) and McCloskey Utah 40 41 .494 15 of New Orleans,” said Napavine at La Center, 4 p.m. At Pe Ell Denver 33 48 .407 22 Onalaska at Adna (DH), 3 p.m. Game 2 Game 1 Terrell Haynes, who got Toledo at Winlock (DH), 3 p.m. PIRATES 15, TIMBERWOLVES 2 TITANS 22, CARDINALS 1 Minnesota 28 53 .346 27 to know Smith and his Pe Ell-WV at Toutle Lake (DH), 3 p.m. Adna 111 048 0 — 15 10 0 Winlock 010 — 1 0 10 Paciic Division wife Racquel through Girls Golf Morton-WP 100 100 0 — 2 5 4 Pe Ell-WV 5(17)X — 22 6 1 z-Golden State 72 9 .889 — Montesano at W.F. West, 3:30 p.m. Batteries: Morton-White Pass — Rashof, Hig- Batteries: Winlock — Eitel and Breidel; Pe x-L.A. Clippers 52 28 .650 19½ their work with Kingsley Girls Tennis don (5), Elledge (6); Adna — Wilson, Ashley Ell-Willapa Valley — Brooks and Hodel Sacramento 33 48 .407 39 House, an organization Black Hills at W.F. West, 3:30 p.m. (5), Moon (6) and McCloskey Phoenix 22 59 .272 50 helping underprivileged Centralia at Tumwater, 3:30 p.m. Game 2 L.A. Lakers 16 65 .198 56 Track & Field At Onalaska TITANS 14, CARDINALS 3 x-clinched playof spot families and kids. “That’s Black Hills, W.F. West at Tumwater, 3:45 p.m. Game 1 Winlock 000 03 — 3 4 3 y-clinched division the part that is really dis- MULES 9, LOGGERS 2 Pe Ell-WV 531 5X — 14 14 3 z-clinched conference heartening, that this man THURSDAY, April 14 Wahkiakum 102 042 0 — 9 10 0 Batteries: Winlock — Jones and Breidel; Pe Baseball Onalaska 010 001 0 — 2 3 3 Ell-Willapa Valley — Adkins and Hodel Monday’s Games loved this city.” Tenino at Elma, 4 p.m. Batteries: Wahkiakum — Reiord and Moore; Montesano at Rochester, 4 p.m. Cleveland 109, Atlanta 94 Police said Cardell Onalaska — Volk, Lance (6) and Beck Sunday’s Results Morton-White Pass at Mossyrock (DH), 3 p.m. Orlando 107, Milwaukee 98 Hayes, a former semi- College Softball Softball Washington 120, Brooklyn 111 Game 2 At Centralia pro football player, rear- Tenino at Elma, 4 p.m. Charlotte 114, Boston 100 MULES 13, LOGGERS 5 RANGERS 7, LADY BLAZERS 5 Montesano at Rochester, 4 p.m. Houston 129, Minnesota 105 ended Smith’s Mercedes Wahkiakum 502 041 1 — 13 10 4 Centralia 130 010 Morton-White Pass at Mossyrock (DH), 3 Chicago 121, New Orleans 116 G63 with his Humvee Onalaska 120 010 1 — 5 5 5 0 — 5 8 1 p.m. Batteries: Wahkiakum — Brown and Moore; Olympic 033 001 Oklahoma City 112, L.A. Lakers 79 H2, pushing Smith’s big, Centralia at W.F. West, 4:30 p.m. Onalaska — Cooper, Kurzeika (4), Beck (7) X — 7 12 3 Dallas 101, Utah 92 blocky SUV into a Chev- Boys Soccer and Beck, Kurzeika Sacramento 105, Phoenix 101 Rochester at Forks, 6 p.m. Batteries: Centralia — Smith and Seymour; rolet Impala carrying White Salmon at Toledo-Winlock (Winlock), Olympic — Ranyak and Craig At Pe Ell Tuesday’s Games Smith’s acquaintances, 7 p.m. Game 1 At Centralia New York at Indiana, 4 p.m. W.F. West at Black Hills, 7 p.m. TITANS 13, CARDINALS 3 before Hayes opened fire. Tumwater at Centralia, 7 p.m. RAIDERS 2, LADY BLAZERS 1 Philadelphia at Toronto, 4:30 p.m. A defense attorney for Winlock 100 02 — 3 4 0 Pierce 001 010 0 — 2 10 0 Miami at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. Boys Golf Pe Ell-WV 445 00 — 13 10 0 Centralia 000 001 0 — 1 5 0 Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 5 p.m. Hayes, John Fuller, said Adna, Wahkiakum, South Bend, Willapa Batteries: Winlock — Heisdorf, Lewis (2), Valley, Raymond at Willapa Harbor GC, 3:30 Batteries: Pierce — Lennox and Brown; Memphis at L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. Cook (3) and Steveson; PWV — Arrington there’s more to the story: p.m. Centralia — Smith and Seymour and Jurek He said Hayes himself Girls Golf Wednesday’s Games W.F. West at Centralia (Riverside GC), 3:30 College Baseball had been rear-ended Game 2 Philadelphia at Chicago, 5 p.m. p.m. At Tacoma TITANS 14, CARDINALS 5 New Orleans at Minnesota, 5 p.m. moments earlier by a Track & Field TITANS 8, RAIDERS 6 Winlock 020 210 0 — 5 8 2 Indiana at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. hit-and-run driver, and Aberdeen, Forks, Montesano at Tenino, Centralia 000 030 300 —6 9 2 Pe Ell-WV 520 403 0 — 14 11 0 Sacramento at Houston, 5 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Tacoma 111 011 03x —8 11 3 called 911 to describe the Batteries: Winlock — Weinert, Dean (5) and San Antonio at Dallas, 5 p.m. Eatonville, Elma, Hoquiam at Rochester, Batteries: Centralia—Olson, Davis (4) Child Steveson; PWV — Lusk, Cook (2) and Jurek Detroit at Cleveland, 5 p.m. car he was following be- 3:30 p.m. (7), Muneno (8) and Kessel; Tacoma—Wilson, Adna, Pe Ell, Wahkiakum at Napavine, 3:30 Lusink (5), Brooks (5), Connor (7), Eliason (9) Toronto at Brooklyn, 5 p.m. fore he ran into the back At Napavine p.m. and Paschal Miami at Boston, 5 p.m. of Smith’s Mercedes. It Game 1 Mossyrock, Morton-White Pass, Toledo, Atlanta at Washington, 5 p.m. DUCKS 15, TIGERS 3 remains unclear whether Toutle Lake, Winlock at Onalaska, 3:30 p.m. Monday’s Results Orlando at Charlotte, 5 p.m. Toutle Lk. 824 01 — 15 12 0 Softball Memphis at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. the car he was pursuing Napavine 201 00 — 3 6 3 Local Results At Elma Utah at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. Batteries: Cody Anderson and N/A; was the Mercedes, the Saturday’s Results TIGERS 10, EAGLES 2 L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 7:30 p.m. Napavine — S. Fagerness, Butler (3) and S. Impala or some other un- College Softball Napavine 111 104 2 — 10 13 0 Denver at Portland, 7:30 p.m. Fagerness, Stanley (3) At Centralia Elma 000 101 0 — 2 7 0 related car. LADY BLAZERS 15, CHOKERS 4 Batteries: Napavine — Music and Oster; Game 2 The two men — both Grays Harbor 000 04 — 4 2 3 Elma — Deneen, Olsen (3) and Elliot Centralia 491 1X — 15 14 1 DUCKS 13, TIGERS 3 MLB big and imposing — then Toutle Lk. 232 051 — 13 10 1 Batteries: Grays Harbor — Collins, Satteson All Times PDT angrily confronted each Napavine 100 110 — 3 8 4 (2) and Wiley; Centralia — Smith, Glacken (4) AMERICAN LEAGUE Batteries: Toutle Lake — Opsahl, Risner (4) Local other on Felicity Street and Seymour East Division and N/A; Napavine — Anderson, Purvis (3), Local Bowling shortly before midnight. Butler (7) and S. Fagerness Baltimore 6 0 1.000 — At Centralia April 3 - April 9 Results New York 3 2 .600 2½ Moments later, witnesses LADY BLAZERS 11, THUNDERBIRDS 5 FAIRWAY LANES Boston 3 3 .500 3 heard gunfire. Smith was Centralia 233 200 1 — 11 15 1 At Rochester Top 10 Men Toronto 3 4 .429 3½ Highline 000 030 2 — 5 11 1 THUNDERBIRDS 12, WARRIORS 3 killed by bullets to the Tumwater 202 305 0 — 12 10 2 1. Brandon Grose 791; 2. Larry Mays Jr 756; Tampa Bay 2 4 .333 4 Batteries: Centralia — Smith and Seymour; 3. Bruce Springer 739; 4. Chris Conradi 718; back and torso. His wife Highline — Tabangcura, Victor (4) and Struck Rochester 000 120 0 — 3 2 5 Central Division Batteries: Tumwater — Dardano, Rodriguez 5. Chad Chalmers 717; 6. Aaron Parypa 713; Chicago 5 2 .714 — was wounded in the leg. College Baseball (4) and Davis; Rochester — Worden, Rogers 7. Tim Schnitzer 711; 8. Don Jensen 697; 9. Kansas City 4 2 .667 ½ Police arrived soon At Centralia (4), Schneider (6), Barnes (7) and Edminster Adrian Franks 695; 10. Larry Dean 692; High Detroit 3 2 .600 1 thereafter, handcuffing RAIDERS 8, BLAZERS 2 Game: Larry Mays Jr 300 , Brandon Grose 300 Cleveland 2 2 .500 1½ Pierce 001 115 000 —8 12 1 Softball (twice) Minnesota 0 7 .000 5 Hayes. As paramedics Centralia 010 000 100 —2 7 5 Game 1 Top 10 Women West Division wheeled Racquel Smith At Napavine Batteries: Pierce—Strom, Stifarm (7), 1. Cassandra Chalmers 657; 2. Barb Overlin Oakland 4 4 .500 — TIGERS 5, DUCKS 2 away on a stretcher, her Wallen (8) and Thompson; Centralia—Klenk, 624; 3. Val Krein 622; 4. Heather Fueston 588 Texas 4 4 .500 — Olson (6), Turner (6) and Myklebust Toutle Lake 200 000 0 — 2 2 4 and Janell McPeake 588; 5. Denise Tobey husband’s arm could be Napavine 300 110 0 — 5 9 2 Houston 3 4 .429 ½ 584; 6. Teresa Johnson 580; 7. Lynn Wiltzius Los Angeles 3 4 .429 ½ seen above his steering Baseball Batteries: Toutle Lake — Lee and Woodley; 579; 8. Ginny Eddy 578; 9. Kim Rushton Seattle 2 5 .286 1½ At Toledo Napavine — Music and Oster wheel, his body slumped 568; 10. Kim Money 554 and Sahlee Aldrich Game 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE partially outside his car. 554; High Game: Ginny Eddy 245 and Val INDIANS 15, VIKINGS 0 Game 2 East Division Hayes, 28, was being Mossyrock 000 00 — 0 2 5 At Napavine Krein245 Washington 4 1 .800 — Toledo 1(10)0 00 — 15 10 1 TIGERS 17, DUCKS 16 Top 5 Senior Men Miami 2 3 .400 2 held on $1 million bond Batteries: Mossyrock — Jennings, Allen (2), Toutle Lake 204 015 4 — 16 16 4 1. Tim Schnitzer 676; 2. Dave Reynoldson New York 2 4 .333 2½ after police arrested him Nelson (4) and Senter; Toledo — Kuzminsky Napavine 533 021 3 — 17 19 3 658; 3. Jim Webster 633; 4. Andy Fuchs 626; 5. Philadelphia 2 5 .286 3 on a charge of second- and Vermilyea Batteries: Toutle Lake — Lee, Florcek (6) and Skip Ivie 618; High Game: Dave Reynoldson Atlanta 0 6 .000 4½ Woodley; Napavine — Music and Oster 248 Central Division degree murder. He was Game 2 Top 5 Senior Women Chicago 6 1 .857 — in court Monday as ar- At Morton INDIANS 10, VIKINGS 1 1. Teresa Johnson 582; 2. Barb Overlin Cincinnati 5 2 .714 1 Game 1 rangements were made Mossyrock 000 010 0 — 1 2 6 558; 3. Sara Broom 542; 4. Sharon Ellingson Pittsburgh 5 2 .714 1 Toledo 402 013 X — 10 10 2 PIRATES 11, TIMBERWOLVES 2 for a new lawyer to even- 530; 5. Bertie Dessell 523; High Game: Teresa St. Louis 4 3 .571 2 Batteries: Mossyrock — Allen, Nelson (4), Adna 210 024 2 — 11 13 1 Johnson 210 Milwaukee 3 4 .429 3 tually replace Fuller, who Shriver (6) and Senter; Toledo — Vermilyea, Morton-WP 100 000 1 — 2 6 6 Top 5 Special Rec (2 games) Hoiseck (6), Robins (7) and Kuzminsky Batteries: Adna — Poppe and Glover; West Division will soon begin work as Morton-White Pass — Robbins and Nilius 1. Joy W 340; 2. Dean H 283; 3. Jim C 265; San Francisco 5 2 .714 — a temporary judge. Pros- At Morton 4. Kristen W 264; 5. Daryl H 257; High Game: Los Angeles 4 3 .571 1 ecutors now have 60 days Game 1 Game 2 Joy W 174 Colorado 3 3 .500 1½ PIRATES 6, TIMBERWOLVES 0 PIRATES 8, TIMBERWOLVES 2 San Diego 3 4 .429 2 to decide how to proceed. Adna 010 140 0 — 6 8 3 Adna 300 021 2 — 8 13 1 Arizona 2 5 .286 3 • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016

the mound for PWV in the first C2BL game, allowing just three runs, Centralia four hits and 11 strikeouts in the Continued from Sports 1 win. Continued from Sports 1 “Red had a really good out- Vermilyea started the game ing on the mound,” Winlock caught fire with five runs. for Toledo, pitching five innings coach Scott Weinert said. “He Carter Johnson led Pierce and giving up one run on two kept us in check. We produced a with three hits in five at- hits with three strikeouts. run in the first, but Red fell into bats, while scoring twice. “It was working. It felt good,” his groove and kept our bats in Freshman Leif Strom Vermilyea said. “(There was a) check, made it difficult for us.” got the win for Pierce, couple times where it was ques- Dustin Lusk, Jason Fluke, pitching 6 ⅓ innings with tionable — my arm started to Trevor Cook and Ryan Shepard six strikeouts. hurt — but it ended up working each had two hits in the short- out and ended up winning the ened contest for PWV. Cook and Sunday’s Results game so it felt good.” Arrington knocked in two RBIs, Tacoma 8, Centralia 6 The core of the team has and Kaelin Jurek had 3 RBIs. been playing together since they Centralia came from Wyatt Dean was 2 for 3 for Win- were 12, and Vermilyea is enjoy- lock. behind twice but couldn’t ing the way the team has come mount a third comeback PWV opened the second together in his senior season. game with five runs in the first, in the 8-6 loss to Taco- “It’s nice to have a team that ma. The Blazers trailed and cruised from there in a 14-5 has played together since they 3-0 after three innings win. were 9,” Vermilyea said. “We’ve but scored three times Arrington had a big game at been together a long time. We in the fifth to briefly tie the plate, going 3 for 5 with two the game. But the Titans have good chemistry.” MATT BAIDE / [email protected] doubles and 3 RBIs. Lusk and scored three times in the Vermilyea said pitching Toledo’s Jackson Kuzminsky (13) slides into second as a throw goes over the head Ryan Shepard each had triples, bottom of the eighth to is the strength of this team; of Mossyrock second baseman Cameron Fitzhugh on Saturday in Mossyrock. and Tyler Shepard and Cook take the lead for good. he, Kuzminsky, Dalton Yoder, were each 2 for 4 in the batter’s Dakota Robins and Jackson break, defeating Morton-White Loggers Drop Two to Mules Austin Patsy went 2 Pass in both games of a Central box. Brady Steveson was 2 for 3 Kuzminsky have all thrown well ONALASKA — Onalaska for 2 with a double and 2B League clash, 6-0 and 15-2, with a run and two RBIs for the for the Indians so far this season. lost both games of a double- two RBIs for the Blazers. here Saturday. Cardinals. “We can bring in anybody header to Wahkiakum here on Nick Gardner had two The first game was all Spen- “I was pleased to see big hits and throw strikes, so that’s Saturday, falling 9-2 and 13-5 in hits — both doubles — in cer Burdick, as he pitched five with runners on base and in where it comes in big for us,” Central 2B League action. five at-bats. innings, striking out 13 bat- scoring position,” PWV coach Vermilyea said. Wahkiakum used a four-run For Tacoma, Harrison ters. Sawyer Burdick came on Hal Arrington said. “The boys Toledo has had its bats come fifth inning to cushion its lead Bragg was 4 for 5 with in the sixth inning and closed hit the ball hard today with sev- three doubles. alive lately, which makes them a for good in the opener. en extra base hits in the second tough team to pitch against. the game out, with the broth- “We started with an error and ers combining to allow just one game, I couldn’t ask for more. “Our bats were dormant. it snowballed,” Onalaska coach They have been working very They woke up against Adna and hit. Rocky Stanley said. “It makes Bryce McCloskey and Tyson hard.” we put the bat on the ball,” Da- it tough. … We pitched good “It was a good game for a vis said, referencing the Indians’ Gray each had two hits and an enough to win but we’ve got to Blazers RBI, with teammates Isaac Ingle while, but it just got away from 6-4, 11-10 sweep of the defend- score runs.” us,” Weinert said. “They looked Continued from Sports 1 ing State 2B champions, the lat- and Wes Wilson contributing Kyle Trulson was 2 for 3, and two hits apiece. Kaleb Rashoff pretty tough. We were excited ter game of which spanned nine Jack Beck had the other hit for for the opportunity to play them. had the lone hit for MWP, a two hits. Webb also innings and two days. “We hit Onalaska. We wish we could have strung a double in the third inning. drove in three runs. the ball pretty good with guys The second game was better better effort together, but we’ll MWP had more hits in the Kierstin Smith on base. Our bats are waking up for Onalaska, but Wahkiakum get ready for the next one.” second game, but so did Adna, worked all seven innings pretty good. was still able to earn the win af- Winlock (0-9, 0-8 league) which tallied 10 hits in a 13-run for the Blazers with six The team has a tough sched- ter scoring five runs in the top of hosts Toledo for a doubleheader win. strikeouts. ule coming up before the play- the first inning. on Wednesday. PWV (9-1, 8-0 The Pirates had eight runs offs arrive — with a doublehead- “They don’t quit,” Stanley league) travels to Toutle Lake for in the sixth to pull away. Spen- Sunday’s Results er at PWV to wrap the regular said. “Three weeks ago, we a doubleheader on Wednesday. season — but Davis knows his cer Burdick was 2 for 4 at the probably wouldn’t have scored, Olympic 7, Centralia 5 plate with a double and 3 RBIs, veteran team will be ready. but we’re learning and we’re get- Toutle Lake Sweeps Tigers Olympic scored six “This league is very well rep- and teammate David Young ting there.” runs over the second resented as far as the state goes matched Burdick in the batter’s Cody Hamrick was 2 for 4 NAPAVINE — Toutle Lake and third innings and at the 2B,” Davis said. “Grind- box. with a double for Onalaska and swept Napavine here on Satur- tacked on an insurance ing things out and getting all “We just started bunching teammate Michael Duran was 2 day, earning a 15-3 win in the run in the sixth to hold 21 outs, we’ve had ball games hits together,” Adna coach Jon for 3 at the plate. first game and a 13-3 win in the off Centralia, 7-5, on where we’ve been down 4-0 and Rooklidge said. “Just put it to- Onalaska (1-8) travels to second game of a 2B Central Sunday in the Blazers’ we came back against Adna. gether where we struggled to put Adna for a doubleheader on League matchup. first league loss of the And I think that is what we are it together the first game, that Wednesday. Ben Woodrum had two hits season. going to need in these games was the recipe.” for the Tigers in Game 1, which Centralia tallied coming up with the opponents Rashoff and Braiden Elledge PWV Picks Up Two Against Toutle Lake led 8-2 after an in- were both 2 for 3 for MWP in eight hits in the loss and that we have.” Winlock ning. Sam Fagerness was 1 for 2 struck out just once as a Toledo is scheduled to play a the nightcap, with Rashoff add- and drove in a run. team. league doubleheader at Winlock ing another double. PE ELL — The Titans didn’t Jordan Purvis was 3 for 3 Brittany Schaff went on Wednesday. Adna (5-4, 4-4 league) will look like a team that is coming with a double in Game 2, while 2 for 3 and drove in a host Onalaska in a double- off spring break, defeating Win- Fagerness was 2 for 2 with a header on Wednesday. MWP run, and Megan Levang lock 13-3 and 14-5 in a Central double and an RBI. Adna Sweeps MWP (2-7, 1-7 league) travels to 2B League doubleheader here Napavine (4-5, 4-4 league) was 2 for 4 for Centralia. MORTON — The Pirates Mossyrock for a doubleheader Saturday. travels to Wahkiakum for a dou- Kierstin Smith worked played well coming off of spring on Thursday. Red Arrington was solid on bleheader on Wednesday. all seven innings, striking out six, and went 1 for 3 at the plate with an team was a huge advantage,” they played hard,” PWV coach were hitting the ball pretty hard RBI. Softball Williams said. “I was real happy Ken Olson said of Winlock. at them,” Olson said. “They’re with the girls overall. It’s easy to “They didn’t quit. Give them (Winlock) going to get better.” Continued from Sports 1 fold, we showed something to- some credit.” Sam Woodward had two Pierce 2, Centralia 1 day to come back and pull that PWV’s Dakota Brooks Kierstin Smith was The second game was a slug- win out.” pitched a no-hitter, with the triples for PWV, and teammate the hard-luck losing fest, with the Tigers coming Winlock run coming off of a Kamryn Adkins was 2 for 3 with pitcher for Centralia from down two runs in the bot- walk and errors in the second three RBIs. tom of the seventh and winning PWV Sweeps Winlock in Sunday’s 2-1 loss to inning. PWV (5-3) is on the road for on a single from Ada Williams. PE ELL — The Titans earned Pierce, striking out eight “That’s what Dakota does. I Hailey Dickinson was a two wins against Winlock in a doubleheader at Toutle Lake and walking one while was happy for her that she was perfect 5 for 5 at the plate with Central 2B League action, win- on Wednesday. Winlock (1-9, allowing just two runs. able to get a no-hitter,” Olson four runs and a three-run home ning 22-1 and 14-3 here on Sat- 0-6) hosts Toledo in a double- The Blazers had five said. run in the second inning for urday. header on Wednesday. hits in the loss, with Sam Woodward was 2 for 2 Napavine. Teammate Thomp- It was all PWV in the first with an RBI and Savanah Skeen Mackenzie Wasson go- NOTE: Mossyrock (4-4, 2-4 son was 4 for 5 and Williams game, with the Titans scoring had a double and three RBIs for league) swept Toledo (0-8), 14-4 ing 2 for 3 and driving was 3 for 5 with two runs, in- 17 runs in the second inning to PW V. and 14-0, in Central 2B League in a run. Sierra Seymour cluding a two-run home run in shorten the game to three in- Winlock played much better added a hit and four sto- the first inning and the game nings. in the second game, but PWV softball action on Saturday in len bases for Centralia. winning single. “They’re a young team, as had 14 hits en route to the win. Toledo. Details were not report- “I felt like being the home much as the score doesn’t show, “We came alive a little bit. We ed. SPORTS ON THE AIR

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RANDY HOLT / The Associated Press Kyle Busch celebrates winning the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series auto race at Texas Motor Speed- way in Fort Worth, Texas, Sunday. Duck Dynasty: Kyle Busch Sweeps the Weekend at Texas Motor Speedway By Drew Davison Fort Worth Star-Telegram FORT WORTH, Texas — Forget Rowdy. Kyle Busch should be known as Mr. Sweep. The reigning NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion swept a weekend for the second time in his career at Texas Motor Speedway, and for the second consecutive week on the circuit. Busch pulled away in dominant fashion to win the rain-delayed Duck Commander 500 early Sun- day morning, leading 34 laps for his second career Cup win and second sweep (along with the spring 2013 races) at TMS. Busch did the same thing a week ago at Mar- tinsville, and now has nine career Xfinity and Cup sweeps in his career. That’s more than any driver in history. “I’m having a blast, living the dream,” said Busch, who took the checkered flag at 12:12 a.m. “It’s just fun right now. It’s all clicking and going together. ... Things are great for our team. Can’t say enough about our team. Cool to be here in Texas.” The race started almost two hours after its scheduled start time of 6:46 p.m. as the track had been hit with on-and-off rain throughout the afternoon. But Busch was more than happy to celebrate late into the night following a 3 hour, 37-minute race. It’s no surprise to see Busch in Victory Lane cel- ebrating with his No. 18 Interstate Batteries Toyota teammates, either. He has been riding one of the hot- test streaks in recent memory, winning the past four national NASCAR events. Busch extended his career win total to 36, tied for third-most among active drivers with Matt Kenseth. Only Jimmie Johnson (77) and Tony Stewart (48) have more. His career wins, coupled with a championship, Busch already has strong Hall of Fame credentials at age 30. But he spoke before the race of wanting to become one of the all-time greats, setting goals such as 100 Cup wins and five championships. At the rate he’s going, it may not be as far-fetched as it seems. “The guy is good,” said Dale Earnhardt Jr., who finished runner up. “He’s got a great team behind him and they put him in position at the end. I ain’t surprised by any means. We’ve just got to work to try and get that opportunity.” Earnhardt passed Mar- tin Truex Jr. late in the race for second, but didn’t have enough to threaten Busch for the win in the closing laps. Busch had taken the lead with 33 laps left, and built an insurmountable cushion down the stretch. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016

NBA LeBron, Cavs Clinch Top Seed in East with Win over Hawks

CLEVELAND (AP) — LeB- ron James did all he could to downplay getting the No. 1 seed. And then did everything he could to get it. James scored 34 points with six rebounds and six assists in just three quarters, Kyrie Irving scored 35 and the Cleveland Cav- aliers clinched the top seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs — and home-court advantage until the Finals — with a 109-94 win over the Atlanta Hawks on Mon- day night. James, who tried to dismiss the importance of finishing atop the East before the game, scored 19 in the third quarter and sat for just four of the first 36 minutes as he helped the Cavs finish atop the conference for the third time in team history. A few weeks back, James announced he had shifted into postseason mode. He’s been un- stoppable since. “It’s just a feeling,” James said DARREN ABATE / The Associated Press of a change in his focus and ener- Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry, right, and Draymond Green, celebrate the win after an NBA basketball game against the San Antonio Spurs Sunday in San Anto- gy. “It’s not a game. It’s not a time nio. Golden State won 92-86. of the month. It’s just a feeling and I know it, and I know when the switch needs to be turned for me and I was able to do that for my team.” Warriors Tie Bulls’ Mark With 72nd Win James finished 13 of 16 from ONE MORE: Warriors ment," Curry said. snapping the Spurs' 33-game off a 12-0 run, Andrew Bogut the field, made all five free And the Warriors have Mi- winning streak against them. scored back-to-back baskets to throws and delivered the kind Can Break 20-Year-Old chael Jordan's blessing to go do it. "It's definitely sweet because give the Warriors a 49-45 lead. of performance that has made "Go get the record," Dray- we broke the streak," Thompson him the world’s best all-around Record With Win Over Curry returned at the 5:47 player. mond Green said, smiling as he said. "That's all we would talk mark of the fourth and threw up Memphis on Wednesday recalled what Jordan told him about for the last few years. “I hope he can keep it up,” a one-handed shot that banked Cavs coach Tyronn Lue said. “If By Diamond Leung during All-Star festivities in "We can't let down on in with the shot clock winding February. "Y'all don't win this re- Wednesday, though. That's going he plays like this, man, we’re go- The Mercury News down. Curry then stole the ball ing to be tough to beat. He’s just cord, I'm going to be hot, and I'm to be the cherry on top." and passed to Thompson for a blaming you." The vaunted Spurs (65-15) taken it to a whole other level the SAN ANTONIO — Move transition dunk, and two subse- over, Michael. Step aside, Scottie. Warriors coach Steve Kerr, entered the game 39-0 at AT&T last three or four weeks, playing quent Curry free throws made it at a very high level, shooting the The Golden State Warriors who holds the distinction of be- Center but failed to become the ball very well, shooting it with joined the 1995- ing a part of both 72-win teams, first team in league history to go 84-73. confidence and also getting it to 96 Chicago Bulls said half-jokingly that most of undefeated at home in a single LaMarcus Aldridge led the the basket. in rarefied air, his former Bulls teammates from season and saw their 48-game Spurs with 24 points on a night “I like the LeBron I see right sharing the NBA the famed 72-10 squad will "mut- regular-season home winning when Tim Duncan was rested, now.” record for most ter expletives under their breath." streak snapped as well. but they lost for the second time When James finally sat down wins in a single Around the time Kerr spoke, The Warriors entered the in four days to their potential late in the third, Irving made season with 72 Scottie Pippen and Ron Harper record books with win No. 72 Western Conference finals op- sure he didn’t have to come back after defeating tweeted their congratulations to and also became the first team ponent. in by scoring nine points in the the San Antonio the Warriors. to play an entire season without Curry finished his evening first four minutes. Kevin Love Spurs 92-86 on "I'm pretty lucky," Kerr said, suffering consecutive losses, de- with four 3-pointers to give him added 14 rebounds for Cleveland, Sunday. shrugging and smiling. "Re- spite having to power through a 392 on the season and then tight- which will wrap up the regular Stephen Cur- ally. Just to play next to Michael league-high 20 back-to-backs on ly held onto the game ball. season on Wednesday against ry poured in 37 points and left and Scottie and Dennis (Rod- the schedule. "The one thing I learned from Detroit — a possible first-round the locker room cradling the man) and play for Phil (Jackson), At first, the Warriors seemed last year as we won the champi- opponent. game ball with the understand- and then from here inherit this to scuffle as they usually do in onship is don't throw the ball if Kent Bazemore scored 23 ing there was more work to be whole group in Steph and Klay San Antonio. They were held to something good happens," said points and Jeff Teague had 21 for done. The 72-9 Warriors will (Thompson) and Draymond and season lows of 14 first-quarter Curry, who had tossed that one the Hawks, who came in holding break the record with a win in Andre (Iguodala) and everybody points and 35 first-half points the East’s No. 3 seed. Atlanta has else as my first coaching job. as they fell behind by as many as high in the air in celebration their regular-season finale at lost seven in a row to Cleveland, Pretty good draw." nine. Still, the score was tied at only to see Iguodala come away home against the Memphis Griz- which swept the Hawks in last To match the Bulls' 20-year- halftime as the Warriors' defense with the catch and the keepsake. zlies on Wednesday. year’s conference finals. old record, the Warriors first had shined. The reigning MVP wants it "We've put ourselves in a great With Boston losing to Char- to successfully exorcise two-de- The Spurs scored the first all this time — the wins record, position to end the season with lotte, the Hawks can finish no cade-old demons in San Antonio. eight points of the second half, the place in history and some- a win and do something that worse than fourth, meaning They notched their first regular- but Curry responded with two thing to savor before the champi- no team has done in history, so they’ll have home court in at straight 3-pointers. Capping onship run to come. that's an amazing accomplish- season win in the city since 1997, least the first round. “Credit to Cleveland,” Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer said. Blazers Enter ‘Wait-and-See’ Mode After Surprising Loss to Minnesota “They played well. Obviously a By Joe Freeman The Blazers' chase for the big night from Irving and James. The Oregonian fifth seed is hardly dead. But It was a heck of a performance by it's also no longer in the Blazers' those two guys.” The Portland Trail Blaz- control, a painful reality for a James has been saying his ers' path to the fifth seed in the team that was streaking toward body feels as good as it has in Western Conference Playoffs years, and that he’s primed to suffered an unexpected detour an improbable playoff berth with momentum and seemingly no make another run at ending Saturday night. Cleveland’s 52-year pro sports doubt. With one Karl-Anthony championship drought. In his Towns game-winning hook shot, "It was a little frustrating," Lil- past 10 games, James is averag- the Blazers simultaneously lost lard said, adding later, "You can't ing 28.4 points and shooting 63 their late-season momentum, take the game for granted. You percent from the field — nearly squandered their chance to con- can't think that teams are going 52 percent on 3-pointers. trol their own playoff destiny to come out and just lay down." and entered the most undesir- able of positions heading into the Local Bowling Standings final four days of the NBA regular season. "Now it's wait-and-see," Ma- son Plumlee said. "We were in a position where we were in control. Now we're not in control. So we just have to wait-and-see -- and then beat Denver." The Minnesota Timber- wolves stunned the Blazers 106- 105 at the Moda Center when Towns answered a Damian Lillard four-point play with a STEVE DYKES / The Associated Press smooth game-winner 1.8 sec- Minnesota Timberwolves center Karl-Anthony Towns (32) shoots a basket over onds before the final buzzer Portland Trail Blazers guard C.J. McCollum during the first quarter in Portland, Ore., sounded. It was a fitting end to Saturday. an uninspiring performance by At the Los Angeles Clippers The feeling of regret and the Blazers, who looked shaky (Sunday), at the Utah Jazz (Mon- displeasure hung thick in the on defense, played sloppy on of- day) and against the San Anto- Blazers' locker room after the fense and generally seemed dis- interested one game after clinch- nio Spurs (Wednesday). If the game. They answered questions ing a postseason berth. Mavericks (42-38) win out, they through gritted teeth and car- A win Saturday, coupled with will edge the Blazers (42-38) for ried a twinge of testiness in ca- another in the regular-season the fifth seed. sual interactions. finale Wednesday against the "We knew the importance of A few minutes after the locker Denver Nuggets, and the Blaz- this game," Plumlee said. "I think room doors opened to the me- ers would have secured the fifth we tried to save it at the end, but dia, after Plumlee and Lillard seed and a date with the Los An- we didn't really play with a pur- spoke, nearly the whole team geles Clippers in the first-round pose throughout the game. And had cleared out. Six reporters of the playoffs. Now? I think that's why it was so close stood in the middle of a vacant The Blazers instead will be doing down the stretch. room, not a player in sight, seem- fixated on the Dallas Mavericks' "It's not a good feeling. We ingly waiting for a large hunk of final three games of the season: know we let one get away." tumbleweed to breeze by. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016 SPORTS

Prep Softball Napavine Downs Elma in Nonleague Contest, 10-2 By The Chronicle in the sixth to pull away, and a a runner or two on base and she the Tigers, going 2 for 3 with two “It was pretty impressive,” ELMA — Napavine earned solo home run by Erika Potter in really buckles down, she’s a lead- runs and two RBIs. Williams said. “In a nonleague its seventh win of the season, the seventh was the icing on the er out there.” “We were more patient at the game, it’s important to play victory cake for the Tigers. Napavine had plenty of plate. We were getting runners defeating Elma 10-2 in non- well. It’s the first game we’ve Abbi Music had another solid chances to bring in runs, with on base but not pushing them had zero errors so I’m happy league softball action here on performance on the mound, al- Elma surrendering 10 walks. through and we started figur- Monday. lowing just seven hits. Potter was 2 for 3 at the plate ing it out at the end of the game,” with that.” The Tigers scored one run in “We rely heavily on Abbi (Mu- with two runs, including the Williams said. Napavine (7-2, 6-2) will travel the first four innings to take a 4-1 sic),” Napavine coach Chad Wil- solo home run. Taylor Denault Defensively, the Tigers were to La Center for another non- lead. Napavine put up four runs liams said. “Sometimes we’ll get also had a nice game hitting for flawless with zero errors. league matchup on Wednesday.

Saturday’s MLB Prep Baseball Rochester Falls to Tumwater By The Chronicle ROCHESTER — The War- riors dropped the opening game coming off of spring break, 12-3, here on Saturday against Tum- water in a nonleague contest. Rochester managed two hits in the contest. Bradden Schnei- der had an RBI double in the fourth and Ethan Worden sin- gled in the fifth to bring home a pair of runs. “We struggled to throw strikes and had a fly ball or two that should have been caught,” Rochester coach Brad Quarn- strom said. “It you want to compete at the varsity level, you have to make those plays and compete every pitch. It looked like we hadn’t played in a week, which we hadn’t.” Rochester (2-9, 2-4) is back in action on Tuesday at Montesano. GYMNASTICS Biles Leads US to Pacific Rim Gymnastics Title TED S. WARREN / The Associated Press EVERETT, Wash. (AP) — Seattle Mariners Norichika Aoki keeps his finger on the base but was ruled out as he attempted to steal second base by Texas Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus in the first Simone Biles began her prep- inning of a baseball game, Monday in Seattle. arations for the Rio Olympics in dominant fashion Satur- day night in the Pacific Rim Championships, winning the Lewis, Odor Lead Rangers Past Seattle, 7-3 all-around title to lead the U.S. women to the team title. SEATTLE (AP) — Colby The 19-year-old Biles, the Lewis allowed one run on four three-time world all-around hits over six innings against champion, finished first in Seattle’s struggling offense and the vault, balance beam and Rougned Odor drove in three floor routine, and third in runs to lead the Texas Rangers the uneven bars to win the to a 7-3 victory over the Mari- all-around title with 62.45 ners on Monday night. points in her season debut. Lewis (1-0) allowed a first- Aly Raisman, a three-time inning run on Nelson Cruz’s medalist at the 2012 Olym- two-out RBI double, then re- pics who struggled last year tired 13 straight before allow- in the world championships, ing an infield single to open the finished second at 59.90. sixth when he failed to cover on The U.S. swept the top five Leonys Martin’s bouncer to first. spots. Fifteen-year-old Lau- It was the fourth straight loss rie Hernandez was third, fol- for Seattle, which scored just lowed by Brenna Dowell and four runs while being swept at Ragan Smith. home by Oakland in a three- The U.S. won all four game weekend series. Texas events en route to a team built a 7-1 lead before Cruz’s score of 243.200. Canada was second homer of the season, a second at 219.100, followed by two-run shot off Keone Kela in Australia at 217.850. the eighth. Biles was pleased with the The Rangers erased a 1-0 floor routine, which drew a deficit with runs in the second, tremendous response from third and fourth off Hisashi the crowd. Iwakuma (0-1), who gave up “I felt like it was pretty three runs on eight hits in six in- good,” Biles said. “I’ll go back nings. and look at the video to see, Texas tied it in the second but there’s still things to im- when Ian Desmond walked with prove in the floor routine def- one out and advanced on wild initely, but you have to start pitch on a swinging third strike somewhere and it’s good that to Mitch Moreland. Elvis An- I still have things to improve.” drus then blooped an RBI single

She also was satisfied with into shallow right. TED S. WARREN / The Associated Press her second vault, called the Prince Fielder’s sacrifice fly Cheng after three-time world Seattle Mariners right fielder Seth Smith, right, holds the ball and watches as Texas Rangers’ Adrian Beltre, left, heads to sec- in the third put Texas up 2-1. ond base after Smith fielded a double hit by Beltre in the third inning of a baseball game, Monday in Seattle. champion Cheng Fei of Chi- The Rangers made it 3-1 in na. the fourth on singles by More- The vault, which Biles said land and Ryan Rua and an RBI ma. With DeShields out, Odor Mariners ace. left to lead off the eighth. Then she has performed well in double by Odor. hit leadoff for Texas. Hernandez struck out 10 over Coco Crisp hit a homer in the practice, requires her to do a Rookie catcher Brett Nicho- MARINERS: RHP Joaquin Ben- seven scoreless innings, but Se- 10th off Nick Vincent (1-1). round off onto the board, fol- las, making his debut after being oit was unavailable for a second attle’s bullpen allowed two solo “Felix comes out of the game lowed by a back handspring called up Sunday from Triple-A straight day while he deals with homers and the Oakland Ath- and you almost feel like there’s with a half-twist onto the Round Rock, doubled to open back and shoulder stiffness. letics got a 2-1, 10-inning victory momentum that’s in your dug- vault before finishing with the seventh off Mike Montgom- Benoit said he did not consider it over the struggling Mariners to out just by the fact that he’s out 1 1/2 twists while simultane- ery for his first big league hit. He to be serious and was something sweep a three-game series. of the game,” A’s manager Bob ously doing a layout. scored on Fielder’s line single to he dealt with during spring This was the 90th time since Melvin said. “That was the first time left just over the outstretched training as well. ... LHP Char- 2009 that Hernandez allowed John Axford (1-0) pitched a I ever competed it, so it was glove of Ketel Marte. lie Furbush played catch at 75 one run or fewer over at least scoreless ninth and Sean Doo- good to get that out of the Seattle loaded the bases with feet on Monday. It was his first seven innings — the most in the little struck out two in the 10th way,” Biles said. “For the first two outs in the seventh, but Sam throwing session since early in majors. In those games, he has to earn his first save. time competing it, I’m fairly Dyson retired Norichika Aoki spring training after he experi- 26 no decisions, and Seattle has Chris Bassitt allowed one un- happy with it.” on a sharp grounder to first. enced tightness in the deltoid dropped 19 of those contests. earned run in seven innings for National team coordinator The Rangers added three area of his left shoulder. He allowed just three hits Oakland. The right-hander al- Martha Karolyi was pleased runs on four hits in the eighth, and two walks in his latest wast- lowed three hits, struck out four with Biles’ efforts, as well as keyed by Odor’s two-run single ed gem. and walked five. those of the entire team. off the glove of Robinson Cano Hernandez Strikes “We’ve got to do more offen- The A’s had a runner reach “For her, it was very im- with the bases loaded. sively,” Mariners manager Scott second base twice in the first portant to see if she’s able to Out 10 in Gem, but Servais said. “Our pitching has three innings, but Hernandez done a very nice job, I’m happy kept them from pushing a run perform her second vault,” TRAINER’S ROOM Karolyi said. “That was really Mariners Fall to A’s where we’re at bullpen-wise. across. He got Stephen Vogt to one of our goals, even before RANGERS: Delino DeShields SEATTLE (AP) — Felix Her- We’re just not getting it done swing and miss in the third to the World Championships. was out of the lineup with a sore nandez was his dominant self with the bats right now.” end a bases-loaded threat and We planned on this and it was shoulder. It was a good day for Sunday, and Seattle’s hitters Marcus Semien tied the game only allowed one more baserun- important to debut and do it. DeShields to get a rest, as he is couldn’t get him a win. after Hernandez exited, greeting ner the rest of the way, retiring 0-for-10 lifetime against Iwaku- More of the same for the Joel Peralta with a home run to the final 10 batters he faced. SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016 • Sports 7

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AROUND THE HORN The Diamondbacks built pennant hopes around the all-around talents of outfielder A.J. Pollock, who was MLB’s eighth-best player in 2015 according to » SCHWARBER SIDELINED Fangraphs’ Wins Above Replacement. But Pollock broke his elbow in an April 1 exhibition game. At INSIDEBASEBALL » BUSCHMANN MAKES THE BIGS best, he’s expected to miss half the season and at » GIANTS TOP POWER RANKINGS worst, all of it. That could be a death blow to the Diamondbacks, who traded prospects and spent big A WEEKLY TURN AROUND THE BASES » LONG YEAR IN ATLANTA cash in the expectation they’d contend now. … It was a Story-book start for Colorado shortstop Trevor Story, who became the first player in MLB history to hit seven home runs in his team’s first six games this season. Four of those blasts went at least 425 feet. The previous best start was six home runs, a feat accomplished by Larry Walker, Mike Schmidt and Willie Mays. … Twenty-year-old Nomar Mazara and 25-year-old Tyler White also had great starts to their respec- tive careers. Texas’ Mazara, the youngest player in baseball, was called up on April 10 and went 3-for-4 with a home run in his debut. White, formerly a 33rd- round draft pick, smacked three home runs in his debut week for Houston. … Then, there was the successful Major League debut of 32-year-old Matt Buschmann. The right- hander pitched 1,326.2 innings in the minors before he pitched in the bigs, when he hurled a scoreless frame vs. the Cubs on April 10. He’s the husband of ESPN anchor Sara Walsh and a former teammate of David Price and Pedro Alvarez at Vanderbilt. … Also debuting this week was 28-year-old St. Louis outfielder Jeremy Hazelbaker, who ended 2015 by hitting .333/.403/.594 with 10 home runs in 233 at-bats at AAA Memphis. The Cardinals have had luck with late-twenty-something outfielders before, and after going 0-for-1 in his debut, Hazelbaker responded by hitting in five straight games (including three starts) with a pair of home runs. We understand that ESPN might want to get the Yankees on as much as possible for the sake of its The Orioles, led by Manny Machado and his three home runs, raced out to a 5–0 start in 2016, but let’s hold of on those World Series plans. ratings. But was anyone surprised that the April 10 game was canceled due to weather? A game in a dome or a warm-weather environment might have been the better pick. … Week 1 overreactions Finally, White Sox outfielder Adam Eaton took a two-game break from his scorching 9-for-20 start to attend to his wife, Katie, as she gave birth to the couple’s first child, seven-pound, one-ounce Braden The slide rule, the red-hot Orioles, Cubs’ key injury & more Eaton.

aseball is a long season. Very long. That doesn’t stop fans and — that came with growing pains — and the Cubs can replace his at-bats NUMBERS GAME media from formulating strong opinions after just a few games with a combination of Javier Baez, Jorge Soler and Ben Zobrist. despite a painfully small sample size. Here are some overreactions No one’s arguing that the Cubs are better without Schwarber, but if Bfrom Week 1 that need to be reassessed. there’s one team poised to absorb his loss, it’s Chicago. 31 1. The Orioles started 5–0: Hand them the AL pennant 4. The on-field impact of the inevitable Jose Reyes suspension How signiicant is it to start 5–0? The last time Baltimore did that While the Rockies’ shortstop awaited more concrete terms to his in- The Dodger pitching staf started 2016 came in 1970, when it won the World Series, and the Royals, who started deinite suspension due to an offseason domestic violence incident, the with 31 straight scoreless innings be- 5–0 last year, also won the World Series. But the team’s 10 runs allowed Rockies had already anointed Trevor Story their shortstop of the future. fore giving up a run to the Giants on in Week 1 (the lowest in baseball) is a mirage, and star outielder Adam And that was before Story’s incredible start. April 7. That was just one inning shy of Jones is having a tough time shaking a rib cage injury. Reyes will be 33 in June and posted career lows in on-base (.310) and the record, set by the 1963 Cardinals. It’s not that the Orioles are bad, but let’s see if they can develop pitch- slugging (.378) percentages last season. Last week, Rockies’ owner Dick Clayton Kershaw gave up one hit in 7.0 ing behind Chris Tillman before we get too excited, a key to that being Mofort said that if Reyes “did something wrong, he should pay for it.” scoreless innings in his 2016 debut. getting Kevin Gausman healthy One wonders if the rebuilding Rockies are privately rooting for com- 2. The new rules around sliding are bad for the game missioner Rob Manfred to issue harsh penalties, given that they’re not Players must now make a “bona ide” slide, which means that a player on the hook for a penny of his $22 million salary while he’s suspended. must touch ground before he hits the base, must reasonably be able to 5. Ken Giles removed as Houston’s closer touch the base and remain there at the completion of the slide (excepting Yes, Giles struggled in the exhibition season, and yes, giving up two home plate) and not go out of his way to make contact with a ielder. homers in Week 1 also didn’t help. It’s easy to understand why the Astros Traditionally, the “neighborhood play,” in which umpires would award might turn to 31-year-old Luke Gregerson as a closer in that spot. an out if a ielder came close to tagging the bag, was the counter-measure What’s hard to understand, though, is why Houston had so much con- to protect inielders. Now, the ielder actually has to touch the bag. idence in Giles as to trade talented prospects Vincent Velasquez and The new rules were enforced several times in the irst week, including Derek Fisher and starting pitcher Brett Oberholtzer if it had so little be- controversial plays involving Toronto’s Jose Bautista in a game with the lief in Giles that it demoted him after before the irst week of the season Rays, and a slide by the Astros’ Colby Rasmus in a game with the Brew - ended. If the Astros planned to make him a long-term centerpiece of their ers that was deemed illegal and actually ended the game. Traditionalists plans, one has to question if the message they sent their 25-year-old get- protested those calls, especially the Rasmus slide, where no contact was ting his irst shot at closing was counter-productive. made. 6. Fantasy owners giving up on Byung-ho Park It’s tough for players to change old habits immediately. But the On Sunday, April 10, among non-injured players, our preseason AL changes are a necessary evil. Rookie of the Year pick was one of the most-dropped fantasy players in The old rules put umpires in a bad spot. One person’s “safe” is another Yahoo! fantasy baseball leagues that particular day, no doubt due to a one’s “close enough.” If people didn’t like the Astros-Brewers ending, .231 average and one RBI in his irst six games. But that RBI came on a imagine if a judgment call under the old system decided a World Series. 433-foot home run at Kauffman Stadium with the wind blowing in, and Second, allowing a free-for-all on the bases recently cost us players for what it’s worth, Park hit 105 bombs in Korea his last two seasons. like Buster Posey, Ruben Tejada and Jung-Ho Kang, who missed games Patience, people! due to injuries stemming from collisions. The trade-off wasn’t worth it. 7. Anything the Dodgers did TURN BACK THE CLOCK It might not be popular right away, but the combination of sweeping Los Angeles started its season with three shutouts, and later in the changes on both sides of the issue was the way to go. week, rookie Ross Stripling carried a no-hitter into the eighth before Aug. 12, 1966 3. Kyle Schwarber’s injury will cripple the Cubs being removed due to a pitch count. But L.A. also blew four- and ive-run The Braves play in their irst game in The Chicago left ielder’s season ended prematurely with a tear of his leads and ended the week 4–3. The truth of what you are lies somewhere Atlanta, this one coming against the Pi- ACL and LCL. But Schwarber was a catcher learning to play the outield in between your best and your worst. rates at Fulton County Stadium. Atlanta posts an 85–77 mark that season, good ATHLON SPORTS POWER RANKING enough for a ifth-place inish among the National League’s 10 teams. 1. Giants Brandon Belt gets five-year, $72.8 million contract extension. 16. White Sox Mat Latos (6 IP, 0 R, 1 H, 1 BB, 2 Ks) had terrific ChiSox debut. 2. Blue Jays What calf injury? Josh Donaldson slugs 4 HRs in Week 1. 17. Indians Starting OFs Lonnie Chisenhall, Michael Brantley still haven’t played. 3. Cubs Pitcher Jake Arrieta mashed a 440-foot homer against Arizona. 18. Rays The early plan to hand right field to Steven Souza is paying off. TRIVIA CORNER 4. Mets New York is watching Jacob deGrom’s lat tightness carefully. 19. Mariners Seattle’s 11 HRs led AL in Week 1. 5. Royals KC is thrilled with Ian Kennedy’s first start (6.2 IP, 0 R, 7 Ks, 1 BB). 20. Reds 5–1 start even more surprising with SP Anthony DeSclafani sidelined. In 1966, this Chicago White Sox outielder 6. Nationals Starting CF Ben Revere’s on the DL with an oblique strain. 21. A’s Somehow held hot-hitting Seattle to four runs in a three-game sweep. became the irst player to earn Rookie 7. Rangers OF Shin-Soo Choo out 4-6 weeks with Grade 2 calf strain. 22. Diamondbacks $206 million man Zack Greinke gives up 11 ER in first 10 IP. of the Year honors after debuting for an- 8. Astros Evan Gattis, who started the year on the DL, could be back this week. 23. Twins The AL’s only winless team after a full week. other team. Who was he? 9. Pirates Bucs targeting late-April return for infielder Jung-Ho Kang. 24. Marlins Prized prospect Tyler Kolek just underwent Tommy John surgery. 10. Dodgers 2B Howie Kendrick, rehabbing at High-A, should be ready soon. 25. Angels Minus-18 run differential was AL’s worst in Week 1. Written and compiled by Chris Lee. 11. Red Sox Hanley Ramirez’s transition to 1B worked well in Week 1. 26. Padres No. 1 starter Tyson Ross (shoulder) on the DL after one start. Follow Chris on Twitter: @chrislee71.

12. Yankees 2B Starlin Castro posts a 1.326 OPS in his ﬁrst week as a Yankee. 27. Phillies Jeanmar Gomez overtakes David Hernandez for closer’s role. Email: [email protected]

13. Cardinals St. Louis had nine errors in Week 1; next-worst MLB total was six. 28. Brewers First-time closer Jeremy Jeffress saves Brew Crew’s ﬁrst three wins. 1962. in Indians the

ANSWER: Tommie Agee, who played five games with with games five played who Agee, Tommie ANSWER: 14. Orioles O’s were MLB’s last unbeaten team. 29. Rockies Colorado allowed an MLB-high 51 runs in its first six games. TRIVIA 15. Tigers Victor Martinez smashed pinch-hit HRs in first two games. 30. Braves The NL’s only winless team after a full week. Photos by AP

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Golf Willett Wins The Masters After Shocking Spieth Collapse AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — Jor- dan Spieth couldn’t bear to watch, turning his head before another shot splashed into Rae’s Creek. Moments later, Danny Willett looked up at the large leaderboard at the 15th green and couldn’t believe what he saw. This Masters turned into a shocker Sunday, right down to the green jacket ceremony. Spieth was in Butler Cabin, just like everyone expected when he took a five-shot lead to the back nine at Augusta National. Only he was there to present it to Willett, who seized on Spi- eth’s collapse with a magnificent round that made him a Masters champion. “You dream about these kind of days and things like that, but for them to happen ... it’s still mind-boggling,” Willett said. It was a nightmare for Spieth, especially the par-3 12th hole. Clinging to a one-shot lead, he put two shots into the water and made a quadruple-bogey 7, falling three shots behind and never catching up. Instead of making history with another wire-to- wire victory, he joined a sad list of players who threw the Masters away. “Big picture? This one will hurt,” Spieth said. It was a comeback that ranks among the most unlikely in the CHARLIE RIEDEL / The Associated Press 80 years of the Masters on so Danny Willett, of England, celebrates on the 18th hole after inishing the inal round of the Masters golf tournament Sunday, in Augusta, Ga. many levels. Willett wasn’t even sure he those Masters that would start straight rounds at the Masters, a would play this year because his on the back nine Sunday. streak that ended in a most cruel wife was due — on Sunday, no But it did — quickly. fashion. He shot 41 on the back less — with their first child. She Spieth made bogey from the nine for a 73, and was runner- gave birth to Zachariah James bunker on No. 10. A tee shot into up for the second time in three on March 30, sending him on the trees on the 11th, missing years. his amazing journey to his first an 8-foot par putt. He still had Westwood, playing with Wil- major. a two-shot lead and only needed lett, made eagle on the 15th hole “We talk about fate, talk about to get past the dangerous par-3 to get within one shot of the lead, everything else that goes with 12th to settle himself, especially and then three-putted the 16th it,” Willett said. “It’s just a crazy, with two par 5s in front of him. hole to fall away. crazy week.” But he couldn’t. Not even close. Dustin Johnson also had an He became the first player “It was a lack of discipline to outside chance, even after four from England in a green jacket hit it over the bunker coming off putts for a double bogey on the since Nick Faldo in 1996, and the two bogeys, instead of recogniz- fifth hole. He missed eagle putts parallels are bizarre. Faldo shot a ing I was still leading the Mas- from 15 feet and 20 feet on the 5-under 67 and overcame a six- ters,” Spieth said. par 5s on the back nine, and then shot deficit when Greg Norman The turnaround left him took double bogey on the 17th. collapsed around Amen Corner. dazed. Johnson closed with a 71 and Willett also closed with a 67, with Spieth was five shots ahead tied for fourth with Paul Casey no bogeys on his card, to match on the 10th tee and three shots (67) and J.B. Holmes (68). the best score of the weekend. behind when he walked to the Smylie Kaufman, one shot The most compelling images 13th tee. out of the lead in his Masters de- came from the guy who suffered. “It was a really tough 30 min- but, closed with an 81. Coming off two straight bo- utes for me that hopefully I never Willett moves to No. 9 in the geys to start the back nine, Spi- CHRIS CARLSON / The Associated Press experience again,” Spieth said. world. He returns home to Eng- eth still had the lead when he Defending champion Jordan Spieth, left, helps 2016 Masters champion Danny Willett poured it on with a land with a gift like no other for went at the flag with a 9-iron on Willett, of England, put on his green jacket following the inal round of the Masters shot into the 14th to about 4 feet, his infant son. the par-3 12th and saw it bounce golf tournament Sunday in Augusta, Ga. and a tee shot on the par-3 16th “People were saying, ‘Try to to 7 feet for a birdie that stretched bring the jacket home for little off the slope into the water. From only the fourth back-to-back when the scores go up,” Willett his lead. Spieth still had a chance man.’ I think it’s a little bit big,” the drop zone, he hit a wedge so winner of the Masters, and the said. “He obviously had a terrible when he birdied both par 5s to Willet said. “But I’m sure in a few fat that he turned his head and first player in 156 years of cham- run, which basically put it right get within two shots, and then years’ time he’ll grow into it.” removed his cap, not wanting to pionship golf to go wire-to-wire back in anyone’s hands. And hit his tee shot to 8 feet behind look. He got up-and-down from in successive years in a major. fortunately enough, I was able to the hole on the 16th. But he the back bunker, and suddenly And it looked inevitable when seize the opportunities.” missed the birdie putt, and when faced a three-shot deficit. he ran off four straight birdies He finished at 5-under 283 he hit into a bunker and failed to “I actually heard everyone to end the front nine and build a for a three-shot victory over Spi- save par on the 17th, it was over. grunting and moaning or what- five-shot lead. eth and Lee Westwood (69). Spieth had led after seven Spring ever they do to the scoreboard Spieth was trying to become This didn’t look like one of TIRE SALE Jordan Spieth: Where Does He Go After Epic Masters Meltdown? Passenger Car Tires AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — fore tee time in the final round. jacket at the club. Greg Norman’s epic collapse back Where does Jordan Spieth go It helped. For a while. For Willett, this is a career- in 1996. Willett’s came courtesy GREAT BUY! from here? 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Ultimately, you have to Augusta and play in his second the more impressive considering Tread design may vary. one of the most epic collapses in have your ‘A’ game every single Masters. the shaky play going on around Your size in stock; call for size & price. the history of the game. part, and I just didn’t have those Now, Willett can be men- him. It won’t be easy. iron swings, as it showed on the tioned in the same sentence with Westwood, still 0-for-the-ma- “Big picture, this one will back nine.” none other than Nick Faldo — jors, chipped in for an eagle on 15 736-6603 hurt,” Spieth said, still sounding All of which set up an awk- the only other Englishman to to get within one shot of the lead, 1211 Harrison • Centralia in a bit of shock outside the Au- ward award presentation in But- wear the green jacket. only to miss a 4-footer to save par 748-0295 gusta National clubhouse Sunday ler Cabin, which was then rep- Faldo’s third and final vic- at the 16th — right after Willett 36 N. Market • Chehalis evening after it all slipped away. licated on the practice green in tory at Augusta came courtesy of had drained a longer birdie putt. “It will take a while.” front of the clubhouse. Not only will Spieth have to First, Spieth had to present erase the memory of his splash- the green jacket to Willett in down on No. 12 — a quadruple- front of the television cameras. bogey 7 that included two water Then, he had to do it again for balls and turned a one-time five- the patrons. shot lead into a three-shot deficit Willett earned the honor by to the eventual champion, Dan- shooting a bogey-free round of ny Willett. 67 that left him three ahead of Spieth will also have to clear Spieth and Lee Westwood. Wil- all the bad thoughts out of his lett finished at 5-under 283. head. Over the weekend, he Still looking a bit shocked, played 31 holes of good-to-great Spieth managed to muddle golf and put himself in position through. for a second green jacket at the “I can’t imagine that was fun tender age of 22. Those other for anyone to experience,” he five holes were 17 and 18 on said, “other than maybe Danny’s Saturday, then 10, 11 and 12 on team and those who are fans of Sunday. He went a cumulative 9 him.” over on those and had bad swing He fully expected to be tak- thoughts that he simply couldn’t ing home his own green jacket Hungry For Business? overcome. for another year, as is the custom We have the ingredients to promote your business “The wheels kind of came off for the Masters champion.

the last ... holes on Saturday,” said “I can’t think of anybody else CH556265sl.sw Spieth, who brought his coach, who may have had a tougher Cameron McCormick, back into ceremony to experience,” said 360-736-6322 • 321 N. Pearl St. Augusta for a quick tuneup be- Spieth, who now has to leave his The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016 Life Editor: Eric Schwartz Phone number: 807-8224 e-mail: [email protected] Meet the Finalists Soroptimist-Kiwanis Youth Talent Show Set for Saturday By The Chronicle • Karly Brooks, 13, Toledo Mid- ents are James and Carlita Lane. The fourth annual Soroptimist- dle School, will be singing. Mother • Gage Llewellyn, 17, Onalaska Abi Armstrong Kiwanis Youth Talent Show will be is Linda Brooks. High School, will be in a duo play- Leira Wilson at 6 p.m. Saturday, April 16, at Cen- • Desaree Brower, 14, Centra- ing piano and singing. Parents are tralia’s Fox Theatre. lia Middle School, will be singing. Tina and Evan Llewellyn. Masters of ceremony will be Mother is Christine Brower. • Aliya Mecham, 6, Centralia, Scott White and Edie Kay. Special • Kelvy Brown, 17, Sadie Brown, will be part of a gymnastic/dance guests will be Miss Lewis Coun- 16, Tannah Brown, 14, Elijah duo. Parents are Matthew and ty Bailey Peters and Little Miss Brown, 12, Jed Brown, 11, all of Wendy Mecham. Friendly Rachel Gray. Centralia, will be performing as • Sadie Mecham, 8, Jefferson Tickets are available in Cen- the Salzer Creek Band. Parents are Lincoln, will be part of a gymnas- tralia from Anderson’s True Value Nate and Charity Brown. tics/dance duo. Parents are Mat- Hardware, Umpqua Bank, Santa • Sadie Brown will play the pi- thew and Wendy Mecham. Lucia Coffee, Holley’s Place, Still- ano. Parents are Nate and Charity • Gracie Mitchell will be sing- water Estates and Dawn’s Delec- Brown. ing. tables Restaurant, and in Cheha- • Christian Burke, 18, Onalas- • Kaitlynn Mitchell, 13, Win- lis from Book ‘n’ Brush, Smith’s ka High School and Centralia Col- lock Middle School, will be sing- Mercantile, Umpqua Bank and lege, will be part of a duo playing ing. Parents are Chad and Dawn Jeremy’s Farm to Table Restaurant. guitar and singing. Parents are Mitchell. Scott Burke and Stacy Bausch. Jaysten Barada Tickets will also be available • Grace Morgan, 7, Roches- Josie Williams at the door and on a limited basis • Kiera Clark, 13, Winlock Middle School, will be singing. ter Primary School, will perform at www.brownpapertickets.com/ Scottish sword dance. Her parents event/2519490. Prices are $10 for Parents are Chastity Clark and are Glen and Lauren Morgan. adults, $20 for 3-5 immediate Lance Pennington. family members, and $5 for stu- • Josiah Cowin, 16, Chehalis, • Lily Morgan, 9, Grand Mound dents 5-17. will play the piano. Parents are Elementary, will be reciting as her For more information, email Joel and Manda Cowin. talent. Her parents are Glen and Donna Karvia, [email protected]. • Bella Rain Darvanian, 9, Eva- Lauren Morgan. This year’s finalists are listed line School, will be singing. Moth- • Anna Morrill, 11, Washing- below. Information was provided er is Tasha Darvanian. ton Elementary School, will be by the organizers of the contest. • Morgan Fast, 18, Centralia singing. Parents are Amanda and • Abi Armstrong, 10, Wash- High School, will play the piano. Richard Budziak. ington Elementary School, will be Parents are Mark and Lori Fast. • Pele Scott, 13, Adna Middle singing. • Daniel Hawkins will be part School, will perform as part of an • Jaysten Barada, 15, Centralia of a dance trio. acting duo. Mother is Nancy Carl- High School, will be in a dance • Jenna Kaiser, 14, Centralia, son. Desaree Brower trio. Parents are Tim and Jenny will be singing with guitar. Par- • Wilson Leira, 1, Adna Middle Grace Morgan Jordan. ents are Jamie and Holley Kaiser. School, will perform as part of an • Jacob Brein will be in a dance • Adam Lane, 18, Mossyrock acting duo. Mother is Sarah Wil- trio. High School, will be singing. Par- son.

Elijah Brown Jenna Kaiser Daniel Hawkins Bella Rain Darvainian Karly Brooks

Jedidiah Brown Kaitlynn Mitchell Lily Morgan Anna Morrill Pele Scott Jacob Brein

Kelvy Brown Gracie Mitchell Sadie Mecham Aliyah Mecham Gage Llewllyn Adam Lane

Sadie Brown Tannah Brown Christian Burk Kiera Clark Josiah Conin Morgan Fast Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016 LIFE

Community Editor’s Best Bet Leadership Event to Be Simulcast at Corbet Theatre A Refresh Leadership simulcast will Goldsmith will show it’s an easy behavior to be broadcast live from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. change. Wednesday in Corbet Theatre at Centralia The 10 Ls of Leadership with Kaplan Mobray College. Calendar This leadership event will feature the fol- Kaplan Mobray, an author, motivational lowing presentations: speaker and career consultant, will present an Tuesday, April 12 Leadership Lessons from Inside unconventional spin on leadership that will HAVE AN EVENT YOU the Paint with Shaquille O’Neal challenge viewers to understand their unique Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors leadership qualities in the absence of a role or open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 WOULD LIKE TO INVITE During this Q&A session, the audience title through concepts like having a vision, suc- p.m., food available, (360) 736-9030 THE PUBLIC TO? will learn about the people and experiences cession planning, and how to really know your Health and Hope Medical Out- that have propelled the four-time NBA cham- people. The 10 Ls will become a formula for reach, free medical clinic, 5:30-8:30 Submit your calendar items pion and 15-time NBA all-star toward success leadership success. to Newsroom Assistant Doug p.m., Northwest Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks throughout his career. Named the fourth most This leadership event is part of the Centralia Hill Road, Centralia, for those whose Blosser by 5 p.m. Friday the influential athlete by Forbes magazine, Shaq income is less than 200 percent of the week before you would like College Foundation’s Ellis Oliver Speaker Series. poverty level, (360) 623-1485 will share the lessons he’s learned about great There is no cost to attend. Coffee and pas- them to be printed. He can be leadership on and off the court. reached at calendar@chronline. tries will be provided from 8:15 to 8:45 a.m. in Public Agencies com or (360) 807-8238. Please What Got You Here, What Won’t Get You There the lobby of Washington Hall. include all relevant information, with Marshall Goldsmith To register online, visit www.cvent.com/d/ Centralia City Council, 7 p.m., City as well as contact information. Hall, 118 W. Maple St., Centralia, (360) The corporate world is filled with execu- xfq24s/4W?RefID=WA-Washington-Centralia. 330-7670 Events can also be submitted The Centralia College Foundation has part- at www.chronline.com tives who have worked hard to reach upper Napavine City Council, 6 p.m., management. They’re intelligent, skilled and nered with Express Personnel Services, the Lewis Napavine City Hall, 407 Birch St., (360) charismatic, but only a handful will reach the Economic Development Council, Centralia-Che- 262-3547, ext. 213 pinnacle. Subtle nuances make all the differ- halis Chamber of Commerce and United Way to Lewis County Planning Commission, to Table, 476 W. Main St., Chehalis, (360) 6 p.m., Lewis County Courthouse, (360) 748-4417 ence — small “transactional flaws” performed broadcast the event. 740-1284, http://goo.gl/1a1Zb Mental Health Matters, 6-7:30 p.m., against others can hold any leader back. Au- For more information, contact the Founda- Lewis County PUD Commission, 10 St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 10000 U.S. thor, professor and executive coach Marshall tion office at (360) 736-9391, ext. 290. a.m., PUD auditorium, 345 NW Pacific Highway 12, Rochester, (360) 273-9884 Ave., Chehalis, (360) 748-9261 or (800) 562-5612 Public Agencies Some of her projects in- ies Senior Center, $6, (360) 350-2423 Saturday, April 16 clude interior design for Cirque Oakview Acoustic Jam, 6-9 p.m., Libraries Riverside Fire Authority Board of du Soleil, an art installation at Oakview Grange, 2715 N. Pearl St., Commissioners, meeting canceled, Centralia, donations accepted, (360) Dinner Theater Planned Preschool Story Time, for children (360) 736-3975 or sslorey@riversidefire. the Cooper Hewitt Museum 870-8447 3-6 years, 10:30 a.m., Centralia net in Washington, D.C., and cos- Make a Mix Cooking, 6 p.m., Fort for Bethel Chehalis Teen Writing Group, for teens, 5 p.m., tumes for the LA Opera. She is Borst Park Kitchen 2, sponsored by WSU Centralia a 2009 Artist Trust Fellowship Lewis County 4-H Food Resource Lead- Bethel Church School of the Chehalis LEGO Crew, for children, Libraries recipient. Her studio is in Roch- ers, (360) 740-1212 Arts dinner theater, “Uncle Phil’s 5:30 p.m., Chehalis Book Babies, for babies birth-24 ester. “Deathtrap,” 8 p.m., Evergreen Play- Diner,” will be held at 1 p.m. and Makers Unite — Share Your Work, for months, 10 a.m., Chehalis This lecture is presented by house, 226 W. Center St., Centralia, 5 p.m. Saturday at Bethel Chehalis. all ages, 5:30 p.m., Winlock Family Story Time, for children, 10:15 adults $10, students $8, tickets at door The event is a 1950s dinner the Centralia College Art De- or www.evergreenplayhouse.com a.m., Tenino partment and Student Services. theater event with comedy, music Toddler Time, for children age 2, Home & Garden Show, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., and food. Meal choices are classic Organizations 10:30 a.m., Centralia NW Sports Hub, 701 Allen Ave., Centralia, “Deathtrap,” 7:30 p.m., Evergreen adults $2, children and seniors $1, fami- cheeseburger or pulled pork, cole- Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2200, Watercolor & Acrylic Painting, for Playhouse, 226 W. Center St., Centralia, lies (up to five people) $5, free parking slaw, potato chips and dessert. 7 p.m., American Legion Hall, 111½ W. adults, 10:30 a.m., Oakville pay what you can, www.evergreenplay- Main, Centralia, (360) 736-6852 Heart by Heart, 7 p.m., Lucky Eagle Funds raised will allow School LEGO Club, for children, 3 p.m., house.com Casino, Rochester, $15, 1-800-720-1788 Rainy Daze Quilt Guild, 7 p.m., Stu- Tenino of the Arts to offer affordable Open house, Community Mediation Backfire Band, 9:30 p.m.-1 a.m., dent Services Building cafeteria, Centra- PageTurners Book Discussion, for Center of Lewis County and Connec- summer day camps for all ages. lia College, (360) 262-3877 Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, Tickets are $15 per person or adults, “The Wright Brothers,” by David tions, 4:30-6:30 p.m., 120 NW Pacific Rochester Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., McCullough, 3 p.m., Salkum Ave., Chehalis, suggested donation $10, $105 for a table of eight. They may Unity Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, barbecue pork sandwiches and sides, “Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Jus- tice,” 7 p.m., Roxy Theater, Morton, PG- be purchased in advance online at (360) 748-1753, [email protected] $5 raffle tickets available in advance at www.bethel-church.com. On the Organizations the CMC, (360) 748-0492 13, adults $8, seniors/students $7, (360) Two Town Tuners, 7 p.m., Lewis and 496-5599 homepage is a link to “Uncle Phil’s Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centra- Friendly Neighbors Garden Club, 11 Potato bar, 4-7 p.m., Toledo Senior lia, (360) 269-8146 or (360) 748-3521 Diner.” Also, they may be pur- a.m., call for meeting locations, (360) Center, 150 Coal St., $7, toppings include Tuesday Quilting Rebels, 10 a.m.-2 266-0253 Public Agencies chased by calling (360) 669-6355. taco meat, cheese, onions, bacon bits, Bethel Chehalis is located at p.m., Oakview Grange, 2715 N. Pearl St., Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 10:15 a.m., Centralia Planning Commission, 6 salsa, (360) 864-2112 Centralia, (360) 736-4671 Assembly of God church, 702 SE First St., p.m., council chambers, City Hall, 118 W. 132 Kirkland Road, Chehalis. Breastfeeding Coalition of Lewis Winlock Maple St., Centralia, (360) 330-7671 County, noon-1:30 p.m., second floor, Cowlitz Prairie Grange, potluck din- Libraries Lewis County Public Health & Social Ser- Northwest Wind ner 6:30 p.m., meeting 7:30 p.m., (360) Family Story Time, for all ages, 10 vices, 360 NW North St., Chehalis, (360) Libraries 864-2023 a.m., Salkum 740-1234 Mother Goose Play Group, for chil- Symphony to Present Seniors’ Bible study, 2 p.m., Calvary Preschool Story Time, for children Mount St. Helens Patchwork Quilters, dren birth-6 years, 10:30 a.m., Centralia Assembly of God, Centralia, (360) 736- 3-6 years, 10 a.m., Chehalis ‘English Fare’ 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lewis County Historical 6769 or (360) 324-9050 Make It @ the Library, for Museum, 599 NW Front St., Chehalis, Family Story Time, for children, 10:30 The Northwest Wind Sympho- Zonta Club of Centralia-Chehalis, adults, 2 p.m., Tenino a.m., Winlock first Tuesday, potluck, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., St. noon, Elks Lodge, 1732 S. Gold St., Cen- ny’s final concert of its 25th season Teen Zone, for teens, 2 p.m., Timothy’s Episcopal Church, 1826 SW tralia, (360) 330-0564 will be at 7 p.m. Saturday at Cen- Snively Ave., Chehalis, (360) 880-5134 Organizations Packwood Good Sam Tri-Mountain Wander- Youth PageTurners, for children tralia College’s Corbet Theatre. ers, 10 a.m., The Restaurant, by Sunbird Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., grades 4-6, 3:30 p.m., Winlock Titled “English Fare,” this con- Support Groups Shopping Center, (360) 785-4139 Bucoda Odd Fellows Community Cen- cert will feature music from several ter, 101 E. Seventh St., second floor, Bu- composers. They are: Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, coda, (360) 736-6717 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- Support Groups • Festivo, by Edward Gregson halis, sponsored by Human Response United Women in Business, 5:30 p.m., Organizations Kit Carson banquet room, Chehalis, • Downtown Diversions, by Network, (360) 748-6601 Domestic violence support group, 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- (360) 388-5252 Lewis County Writers Guild, 5 p.m. Adam Gorb (Rick Pasko, trombone) NAMI Lewis County Connections social hour, 5:45 p.m. program, Matrix halis, sponsored by Human Response Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, • Illyrian dances, by Guy Woolfen- Support Group, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities Coffeehouse, Chehalis, http://lewis- Network, (360) 748-6601 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Senior Center, (360) 880-8070 or sher- countywriters.wordpress.com/ den (Rondeau, Aubade, Gigue) Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 [email protected] Widows and Widowers Lunch, 11 • Colonel Bogey March, by a.m., The Restaurant, 1757 N. National Mary Lacy Chapter, Daughters of the Al-Anon, Fellowship in Unity, 6 p.m., Support Groups Kenneth Alford Ave., Chehalis, presented by Sticklin Fu- American Revolution, 10 a.m., St. John’s Unity Center, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., • Songs & Refrains, by Daniel neral Chapel and Brown Mortuary Ser- Lutheran Church, 2190 Jackson High- (360) 736-8104 or (360) 736-6439 Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 vice, (360) 736-1388 way, Chehalis, September-May, (360) Basford (Arkendale, Strawberry Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, Second Chance/Lewis County Brain 740-5899 Fair, Dashing Away With the [email protected] Injury Support Group, 5 p.m., call (360) S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst Smoothing Iron) Celebrate Recovery, dinner 6 p.m., 864-4341 or (360) 983-3166 for meeting Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, (360) 269- Thursday, April 14 large group 7 p.m., small groups 8 p.m., • Military March No. 1, by Ed- location 3827 or (360) 736-4163 Grace Foursquare Church, 3030 Borst ward Elgar GriefShare, grief recovery seminar Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, and support group, 7-9 p.m., Mountain Community Mediation Ave., Centralia, (360) 736-0778, www. Tickets are $12 for general ad- 1993 S. Market Blvd, Chehalis, (360) gracefoursquarechurch.com mission. Kids are free with a paying View Baptist Church, 1201 Belmont Ave., 520-0772 Centralia, child care provided through Center, Connections adult. They may be bought at the fifth grade, (360) 827-2172 Lewis County Beekeepers Associa- Plan Open House tion, 7 p.m., Washington Hall, Room 103, door or in advance at Book ‘n’ Brush, Centralia College, (360) 740-1212 Chehalis. The Community Mediation Friends of the Oakville Timber- Wednesday, April 13 Center of Lewis County and land Library/Library Board, 2:30 p.m., Connections will be holding an Oakville library PACIFIC NORTHWEST Lyceum Presentation open house Thursday. ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA The event will be 4:30-6:30 Support Groups to Focus on Organ p.m. at 120 NW Pacific Ave., REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! “Up From Grief,” for those grieving Donations Chehalis. the loss of a loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers Tours of the building will be 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation Organ donations will be the p.m., Morton Community Methodist offered, and the organizations Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, (360) Number of words: 25 l Extra word cost: $10 topic of the Lyceum presenta- 330-2640 Cost: $540 (Runs 3 consecutive days including wkds.) will be telling visitors what they n PNDN 2x2 DISPLAY - Daily Newspapers tion at 1 p.m. Wednesday at do in the community. Parkinson’s Disease Support Group Centralia College. 27 newspapers - 1,016,864 circulation Slow-cooked barbecue pork (Chehalis Shakers), 1 p.m., Bethel Church, Size: 2x2 (3.25”x2”) Cost: 1x 2x2: $1,050 It has been reported that 96 sandwiches and sides will be Kirkland Road, Chehalis, go to left and percent of people support organ, enter at rear of church, (360) 520-4889 available for a suggested dona- Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 More info: [email protected] or call (916) 288-6011 eye and tissue donation but only tion of $10. 51 percent of those people have p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1209 Also, there will be a raffle N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) registered their choice to be a for a one-week stay in a private 736-9268 donor. The Lyceum will be dis- home in Sunriver, Oregon. Raf- Support Group for Parents Who cussing the reasons people are fle tickets, $5 each, are available Have Lost a Child, 6:30-8 p.m., house hesitant to take action and regis- next to the Centralia Church of the Naz- in advance at the CMC. arene parking lot, (360) 880-0041 ter their donation choice. Connections is a supervised Presenters will include Mary visit program. Graff, the community outreach For more information, call Friday, April 15 program manager for LifeCen- (360) 748-0492. ter Northwest, a representative Harvey Nelson and Swing Stuff Band, of Be the Match and those who country/western, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cit- have benefitted from such dona- Fiber Artist to tions. Wednesday’s presentation Give Talk at College (360) 736-6322 will be at Washington Hall 103. Local fiber artist Janice Ar- 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia For more information, call nold will be a guest lecturer at 2 Shelley Bannish, director of Stu- p.m. Thursday in Washington dent Life & Involvement, at (360) Hall, Room 103, at Centralia 736-9391, ext. 224. College. Her presentation is free and open to everyone. Printed Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Arnold started making starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 handmade felt in 1999 for a Materials? Jackson Highway, Chehalis large-scale sculpture commis-

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Brian Epstein © 2016 by NEA, Inc.</p><p>Washington custody for murder. U.S. Civil War Starts With one-time world champion for The next morning, Hodgkin At the cookhouse of Yesler’s Shelling of Fort Sumter distance swimming and in- will push his airplane down the State Mill, Duwamish River set- ventor of the Australian Crawl snow-covered face of Nisqually tler Luther Collins spoke out On April 12, 1861, forces swimming stroke, tried the Glacier, glide, without power, HISTORY forcefully against the suspects. of the Confederate States of same two-and-one-half mile to frozen Mowich Lake, at the Sailors from a vessel moored America shell the Union Army- course, but was pulled from the 5000-foot level, and land safely at Yesler’s Wharf retrieved a held Fort Sumter in Charleston water unconscious just 500 feet on the ice. With the help of a HistoryLink.org block and tackle from their Harbor, South Carolina, set- from the Seattle shore. He died National Park Service ranger Lynch Mob Hangs Two ship and the mob broke into ting off the bloody Civil War 40 minutes later, apparently of and 20 gallons of gasoline, the cabin where two men were that will not end until almost exposure, saying only, “It was dropped from an Air Force res- Snohomish Indians in being held. They were dragged exactly four years later. The too cold. It was too cold.” In cue plane, Hodgkin will take Seattle’s Pioneer Square to a tall stump at the corner of war will eventually claim more 1907, Cavill had been the first off again and return safely to 1st Avenue S and S Main Street, than 600,000 lives, including to swim the Golden Gate in Spanaway. He will be charged On April 12, 1854, a and hanged. that of Washington’s first ter- San Francisco. He worked as a in federal court with landing lynch mob hangs two mem- The mob then went to the ritorial governor, and leave swimming instructor in Port- a private aircraft in a national bers of the Snohomish tribe home of Sheriff Boren, where more than 375,000 wounded. land, Oregon, and attempted park without permission and in Pioneer Square. The Na- the third man was being held. With the exception of a few the Elliott Bay swim after being be fined $350. Hodgkin, whose tive Americans are accused of Boren was distracted away and casualties, the war has little challenged by a swimmer from escapade captures newspaper murdering a man believed to the suspect was seized. Boren immediate or direct effect on Tacoma. headlines for four days, tells re- be Pennsylvania native James caught up with the mob and Washington Territory, which Hanson immigrated to porters he undertook the flight B. McCormick, who had been cut the rope before it was too is far from the battlefields and Canada in 1912 from Schleswig- to demonstrate the feasibility reported missing in July 1853. late. The suspect was taken to officially slave-free. Holstein in Germany and he and usefulness of using light Duwamish River settler Luther Steilacoom where he was later swam competitively in Victoria, aircraft for high altitude rescue B. Collins (1813-1860) eggs on tried and cleared. Butcher Henry Hanson British Columbia. While serv- work and mountain warfare. the mob. A third suspect is Historian Clarence Bagley ing in the German army, he saved from the mob by Sheriff in his History of Seattle as- Swims From West Seattle earned three medals for swim- USS Missouri (BB-63) Carson Boren (1824?-1912) and serts that the hanged men were to Seattle ming. will later be cleared of the mur- tried and convicted in court Returns to Bremerton for On April 12, 1914, Seattle der charge. before being lawfully executed. butcher Henry Hanson, a Lieutenant John W. Deactivation and Storage James B. McCormick was Bagley also relates the story 22-year-old German immi- On Sunday, April 12, 1992, reported missing by his family about Sheriff Boren rescuing Hodgkin, U.S. Air Force, grant, swims from West Seattle the USS Missouri (BB-63) ar- in Pennsylvania in July 1853. the third man from the lynch across Elliott Bay to Seattle in Lands His Ski-Equipped rives under tow at the Puget In April 1854, after the furor mob. one hour, 35 minutes, a feat Piper Cub on Top Sound Naval Shipyard in over the murders of William The weekly Pioneer and that had killed a world cham- Bremerton for deactivation and Young and Dr. Wesley Cherry Democrat, Puget Sound’s only of Mount Rainier pion six weeks before. Hanson storage at the Puget Sound Na- by members of the Snohomish newspaper at the time, re- departed the Schwager-Net- On April 12, 1951, Lieuten- val Shipyard. After six years of tribe, David T. Denny (1832- ported that the suspects were tleton Mill Co. accompanied ant John W. Hodgkin, age 42, active duty, including service 1903) overheard some Sno- hanged by other members by a launch and two skiffs and a pilot stationed at McChord in the Persian Gulf War in 1991, homish talking about another of the tribe on the orders of he used both the breast stroke Air Force Base, flies his ski- the famous battleship is decom- killing. Salmon Bay Curley the chief. This was a second- and crawl to reach the Spring equipped Piper J-3 Cub from missioned for the second time in (Su-quardle) told Denny that hand account from a Cap- Street float. “Lips blue with cold Spanaway Air Strip to the top March 1992 at the Long Beach three Snohomish had killed a tain Moxley. Arthur Denny’s and body white with exposure” of Mount Rainier (14,410 feet), Naval Shipyard in California man from a lumber schooner. (1822-1899) first-hand account, (Seattle Post-Intelligencer), his establishing a new world re- and reenters the Navy’s reserve The body of a white man was written in 1888, supports the first words on leaving the water cord for a high-altitude land- fleet. The USS Missouri un- found buried on the shore of lynch-mob version. were, “Where are my clothes?” ing. However, when Hodgkin dergoes several months of de- Lake Union at what would be- Luther Collins was indicted The event was not sanctioned prepares to leave, the engine activation work, including the come Eastlake Avenue E and for lynching an Indian in July or sponsored by any organiza- will not start in the rarefied air installation of dehumidification N Valley Street. The body was 1853. That case was dismissed tion. and he is forced to spend the machinery, before being moored assumed to be that of McCor- at trial in October 1854. mick. Sheriff Carson Boren On March 1, 1914, 34 year- night on top of the mountain, at the Naval Inactive Ship Main- took three Snohomish into old Arthur R. “Tums” Cavill, huddled in the Cub’s cockpit. tenance Facility on Sinclair Inlet. Help Local Students Land on Their Feet!</p><p>Newspapers When you go on vacation, don’t just stop your papers, Donate hem to NIE! For more information or to donate, call customer service at: In Education 360-807-8203 COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016 • Life 5</p><p>GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley</p><p>PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis</p><p>HERMAN by Jim Unger</p><p>RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. 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His By Kathy Morrison 1 pint strawberries, hulled and cut into DEAR ABBY: I’m wonder- response was, “I ing if I have an issue or if what The Sacramento Bee ½-inch dice don’t want any- Rinse and drain the bulgur. Bring the water concerns me is fairly normal. I Strawberries need no adornment. Make that thing for Christ- am 31 years old and have three to a boil in a small saucepan over high heat; add mas — I want “fresh, ripe strawberries” need no adornment. My the bulgur, turn off the heat, cover and let sit for daughters, two stepsons, an ex- favorite way to eat them is when they’re at room you.” By Abigail Van Buren wife and one current wife. 25 to 30 minutes, until the liquid is absorbed. Stir A couple of temperature and just washed. Grasp the berry’s in the garlic, fluff with a fork and let cool. I have been asked most of stem firmly and lean over the sink. Now take a weeks later, he told me the pic- my adult life, as I’m sure most Transfer to a mixing bowl; add the scallions, tures, nightstand, candy dishes big bite. Perfection — no recipe needed. zucchini, mint, parsley, oil, vinegar, lemon zest people have, “Where do you But even when it’s prime time for strawber- and candleholders he had in my see yourself in five years? Ten and juice, the salt, pepper and cheese, if using; toss apartment were gifts from him ries, not every strawberry can stand alone. Some to incorporate. Gently fold in the strawberries. years?” For some reason, I can’t because he loved me. Tonight, are picked too soon, others lose their shiny ap- Taste, and add salt as needed. Serve chilled or figure out how to answer this he packed everything up and peal too quickly. But they’re still strawberries, at room temperature. question. There are many vari- and even if they’re not perfect for shortcake, they left! I don’t know exactly why, ables at play, and many lives can be used creatively. STRAWBERRY AVOCADO TOSTADA but I think it has more to do would be affected by my pur- We’ve collected some recipes of unusual uses Serves 6 with his own issues than about suing what I want in five to 10 for the popular berry. Enjoy them now or any- The California Strawberry Commission ad- me. years. I can’t say I’m going to time during strawberry season. vises cooks to think of strawberries as substitutes Abby, I feel I have been ma- be “here doing this in five years” STRAWBERRY TABBOULEH for tomatoes. Maybe not for spaghetti, but that nipulated and used. Ironically, because I have no idea what substitution works in this fresh take on the tra- this man I thought was a friend might change. Serves 6 is a psychotherapist. While we ditional tostada. Do I need professional This unconventional take on the Middle East- were together, he would discuss 2½cups (about 3/4 pound) fresh help? It upsets my wife when ern salad makes perfect sense once you take a confidential information about bite: The strawberries add sweet-tart freshness. strawberries, stemmed and quartered she wants to talk about the fu- ½ pound jicama, peeled and cut into some of his clients with me. I When strawberries are out of season, substitute think I should report him, but ture and I can’t give her an an- roasted baby beets. ½-inch dice on the other hand, I’m asking swer. — CONFUSED ABOUT Make ahead: The tabbouleh can be refriger- ½cup chopped cilantro myself whether I’m only look- THE FUTURE ated for up to 3 days, but it’s best the day it’s made. 1 teaspoon minced jalapeño ing for revenge. DEAR CONFUSED: Adapted by The Washington Post from “The 2 tablespoons lime juice Some people use the question 1 pound avocados, peeled, seeded and cut into Should I leave it alone, Sprouted Kitchen Bowl + Spoon,” by Sara Forte of “where will you be ...” as a ½-inch dice or report him to the Ameri- (Ten Speed Press, $25, 256 pages). method of setting goals. What Salt can Psychological Associa- ¾cup medium-coarse bulgur your wife may really be ask- Six 6-inch yellow corn tortillas tion? Or am I overreacting to 1½ cups water ing is, “Are you satisfied with 1 clove garlic, finely minced Chili powder losing him? I still feel really 6 tablespoons crumbled queso fresco mixed up. — VENGEFUL IN things as they are now, and if 3 scallions, white and light-green parts, thinly not, what changes do you in- sliced 6 cilantro sprigs MINNESOTA 1 lime, cut into 6 wedges DEAR VENGEFUL: Psy- tend to make?” If that’s the case, 2 to 3 baby zucchini (about 8 ounces total), cut it might be illuminating to ask into ¼-inch dice (may substitute small cucum- Heat oven to 400 degrees. In a large bowl, mix chotherapists are not gods, and her what changes she would bers) together strawberries, jicama, cilantro, jalapeño like other human beings, they ⅓ cup finely chopped mint leaves and lime juice. Add avocados; fold together gen- can have their flaws. I under- LIKE you to make. ½ cup finely chopped flat-leaf parsley tly. Season with salt. stand why you would be hurt ••• ¼cup extra-virgin olive oil Arrange tortillas on oven rack in one layer. and disappointed. However, Dear Abby is written by Abigail 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar Toast about 10 minutes or until crisp and starting rather than look for revenge, Van Buren, also known as Jeanne 1 teaspoon finely grated lemon zest and to brown. you should consider yourself Phillips, and was founded by her 2 tablespoons juice (from 1 large lemon) Mound 1 cup strawberry mixture in center lucky you didn’t invest more mother, Pauline Phillips. Write ½ teaspoon fine sea salt, or more as needed of each tortilla. Sprinkle each tostada with chili time in this flake. Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper powder and 1 tablespoon queso fresco. As to whether you should or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA ½cup crumbled sheep’s milk feta cheese Garnish with 1 cilantro sprig and 1 lime report his breach of profes- 90069. (optional) wedge; serve immediately.</p><p>Start on Puzzle One on page Life 4. Answers to the Sudoku Puzzle Two puzzles here will be published in Thursday’s paper. Crossword</p><p>Answer to Puzzle on Page Life 4</p><p>Answer to Puzzle on Page Life 4</p><p>Celebrity Cipher Today’s clue: N equals V</p><p>“XYKE DCYAVT FWNWX UXYM AH. OZ’D </p><p>ZCW TYRJOF YL BYAFU HWYHVW JFT RADZ </p><p>DZJB BYAFU.” — ZCW SWJZVWD HXYTAKWX </p><p>UWYXUW RJXZOF</p><p>SOLUTION TO PUZZLE ON PAGE LIFE 4: “The first time I heard ‘Love Me Do’ on the radio, I went shivery all over -- I couldn’t believe it!” — George Harrison © 2016 by NEA, Inc. Life 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, April 12, 2016 ENTERTAINMENT</p><p>Movies Sports Kids Bets WEDNESDAY EVENING April 13, 2016 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 KOMO 4 News 6:00pm (N) (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! 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A gifted Seconds (2000) of Independence. ’ lad will lead the battle to save Earth’s people. ’ SYFY 59 59 Face Off “The Art of Warcraft” (CC) Face Off (CC) Face Off (Part 1 of 2) (CC) Face Off (N) (CC) The Internet Ru The Internet Ru Face Off (Part 2 of 2) (CC) TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince Steven Furtick Living Proof The Blessed Life John Gray World Drive Through Acts of God Jesse Duplantis GregLaurie.TV Creflo Dollar Seattle Praise the Lord Seinfeld “The Little Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Fa- Seinfeld “The The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Conan “Conan in Korea” Conan and TBS 55 55 Kicks” (CC) Package” (CC) tigues” ’ (CC) Checks” ’ (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Steven Yuen tour South Korea. (CC) TLC 38 38 My 600-Lb. Life: Where Two in a Million “Tiniest Torso” (N) My 600-Lb. Life: Where Two in a Million “Tiniest Torso” ’ My 600-Lb. Life: Where My 600-Lb. Life “Laura’s Story” ’ Castle “Overkill” Beckett invites Dem- Castle “A Deadly Game” Beckett’s rela- Castle “A Deadly Affair” Beckett arrests Castle “He’s Dead, She’s Dead” Investi- Castle “Under the Gun” Beckett’s ex- Castle “Punked” A man shot with a TNT 54 54 ming to assist. ’ (CC) (DVS) tionship with Demming. ’ Castle. ’ (CC) (DVS) gating a psychic’s death. ’ partner arrives. ’ (CC) (DVS) 200-year-old bullet. ’ (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 Powerpuff Girls Teen Titans Go! We Bare Bears World of Gumball King of the Hill Bob’s Burgers ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Cleveland Show American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (N) (CC) Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Billy-Street Billy-Street NHL Hockey New York Rangers at Pittsburgh Penguins. Eastern Conference To Be Announced Hunters “The Beginning & the End” USA 58 58 quarterfinal, game 1. (N) (S Live) (CC) Flynn Carroll searches for his wife. VH1 62 62 Family Therapy With Dr. Jenn ’ Family Therapy With Dr. Jenn ’ Family Therapy With Dr. Jenn (N) ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Family Therapy With Dr. Jenn ’ ››› 8 Mile (2002) Eminem. ’ (CC)</p><p>Movies Sports Kids Bets THURSDAY EVENING April 14, 2016 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 KOMO 4 News 6:00pm (N) (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) ’ Grey’s Anatomy “There’s a Fine, Fine Line; It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)” The Catch “The Princess and the I.P.” KOMO 4 News Jimmy Kimmel ABC 4 4 (N) ’ (CC) (CC) Ben operates on a pregnant mother. (N) ’ (CC) AVI picks up a new client. (N) 11:00pm (N) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News at KING 5 News at 7 Evening (N) (CC) Strong “Friends and Frenemies” Testing The Blacklist Tragedy puts one team Game of Silence Jackson helps Gil and KING 5 News at 11 Tonight Show-J. NBC 5 5 - Holt 6:30 (N) (CC) (N) (CC) upper body strength. (N) ’ member in danger. (N) ’ (CC) Shawn with a plan. (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Fallon IND 6 6 Extra (N) (CC) Celebrity Page Inside Edition (N) Ac. Hollywood Dr. Phil (N) ’ (CC) KING 5 News at 9 (N) (CC) KING 5 News at 10 (N) (CC) The Dr. Oz Show ’ (CC) KIRO 7 News at CBS Evening The Insider (N) Entertainment To- The Big Bang The Odd Couple Mom (N) ’ (CC) 2 Broke Girls (N) Rush Hour “Captain Cole’s Playlist” A KIRO 7 News at Late Show-Colbert CBS 7 7 6PM (N) (CC) News/Pelley ’ (CC) night (N) (CC) Theory ’ (N) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) graffiti artist witnesses a murder. 11PM (N) (CC) PBS NewsHour (N) ’ (CC) Borders and Heri- This Old House Doc Martin Martin is worried about the The Politician’s Husband Luther Luther is determined to protect Masterpiece Mystery! “Grantchester PBS 9 9 tage (N) (N) ’ (CC) nanny. ’ (CC) Jenny. (N) ’ (CC) Season 2” Murder investigation. ’ Two and a Half Two and a Half The Simpsons The Simpsons Modern Family Modern Family Q13 News at 9 (N) (CC) The Big Bang The Big Bang Friends Fertility Friends ’ (CC) MNT 10 10 Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) “Me? Jealous?” “<a href="/tags/Aunt_Mommy/" rel="tag">Aunt Mommy</a>” Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) clinic. ’ (CC) Family Feud ’ Family Feud ’ Mike & Molly “Sur- 2 Broke Girls ’ DC’s Legends of Tomorrow The team The 100 “Nevermore” Alie draws out 2 Broke Girls ’ Mike & Molly ’ Family Guy ’ Family Guy ’ CW 11 11 (CC) (CC) prise” (CC) (CC) fights outlaws in the Old West. Raven’s dark side. (N) ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Heart of the World: Colorado’s Na- Heart of the World: Colorado’s Na- Eyes on the Prize Students seek black Eyes on the Prize Violent response to Eyes on the Prize Bostonians resist No Evidence of Disease (2013, Docu- PBS 12 12 tional Parks “Water” ’ (CC) tional Parks “Life” ’ (CC) pride and unity. (CC) (DVS) activism. ’ (CC) (DVS) school desegregation. (CC) (DVS) mentary) Celebrity Name Modern Family The Big Bang The Big Bang Bones “The Death in the Defense” A American Grit “Ruck Up” Contestants Q13 News at 10 (N) (CC) Q13 News at 11 Modern Family FOX 13 13 Game ’ (CC) “Me? Jealous?” Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) public defender is murdered. (N) ’ have to succeed or give up. (N) (N) (CC) “Aunt Mommy” IND 14 14 April Sharathon Raising money for a good cause. April Sharathon Raising money for a good cause. Blue Bloods “Power of the Press” An Blue Bloods “Under the Gun” Three Blue Bloods “Sins of the Father” Frank Blue Bloods “Baggage” Army veterans Blue Bloods A teenager claims his aunt Blue Bloods “Love Stories” A home- ION 15 15 officer is involved an altercation. community leaders are murdered. ’ investigates a suspected killer. rob a bank. ’ (CC) was murdered. ’ (CC) owner shoots an intruder. ’ (CC) IND 18 18 Alignment Conncection at CFNI The Blessed Life Mark Chironna Hank and Brenda Kenneth Cope Life Today Joyce Meyer Alignment Conncection at CFNI Joni: Table Talk KATU News at 6 (N) ’ (CC) Jeopardy! (N) ’ Wheel of Fortune Grey’s Anatomy “There’s a Fine, Fine Line; It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)” The Catch “The Princess and the I.P.” KATU News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel ABC 22 22 (CC) (N) ’ (CC) Ben operates on a pregnant mother. (N) ’ (CC) AVI picks up a new client. (N) (N) ’ (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) KGW News at 6 (N) Live at 7 (N) Inside Edition (N) Strong “Friends and Frenemies” Testing The Blacklist Tragedy puts one team Game of Silence Jackson helps Gil and KGW News at Tonight Show-J. NBC 26 26 ’ (CC) upper body strength. (N) ’ member in danger. (N) ’ (CC) Shawn with a plan. (N) (CC) 11 (N) Fallon UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n Sueño de Amor (N) ’ Un camino hacia el destino (N) Pasión y poder (N) El Hotel de los Secretos (N) ’ Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) Family Feud ’ Family Feud ’ Bones “The Death in the Defense” A American Grit “Ruck Up” Contestants 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News Everybody Loves FOX 27 27 (CC) (CC) public defender is murdered. (N) ’ have to succeed or give up. (N) (N) Raymond (CC) The First 48 “Jacked; Fallen Idol” A Mi- The First 48 “Senior Year” A high- The First 48 Deadly home invasion in The First 48 “Bloodline” A stolen bicycle 60 Days In “Pod Drama” Inmate Ricky 60 Days In “Full Inmate” Anger rises A&E 52 52 ami rapper is gunned down. (CC) school senior is shot to death. (CC) Atlanta. ’ (CC) leads to a shooting. (N) (CC) attacks Jeff. (N) ’ (CC) among the women of F-Pod. (CC) AMC 67 67 ››› Lethal Weapon 3 (1992, Action) ›› Lethal Weapon 4 (1998, Action) Mel Gibson, Danny Glover, Joe Pesci. Detectives Riggs and Murtaugh battle Chinese ››› The Hunt for Red October (1990) Sean Connery, Alec Baldwin. Moscow, Mel Gibson, Danny Glover. (CC) mercenaries. (CC) D.C. and CIA analyst track rogue Soviet captain and sub. (CC) APL 43 43 River Monsters: Unhooked ’ (CC) River Monsters ’ (CC) How to Catch a River Monster River Monsters (N) ’ Finding Bigfoot “The Booger Hole” River Monsters ’ BET 56 56 Martin ’ (CC) Martin ’ (CC) House of Payne Tyler Perry’s House of Payne (CC) House of Payne Chasing Destiny Chasing Destiny “Two Left Feet” Martin (CC) Martin (CC) Southern Charm Cameran throws a The Real Housewives of Dallas Cary The Real Housewives of New York The Real Housewives of New York The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Watch What Hap- The Real House- BRAVO 66 66 dinner party. hosts a benefit. (CC) City “Start Spreading the News” City Dorinda hosts a lingerie party. “Who Do You Believe?” pens: Live (N) wives of Potomac CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey: Flyers at Capitals The National (N) NHL Hockey San Jose Sharks at Los Angeles Kings. (N) (S Live) (CC) To Be Announced CBC News TBA CMT 61 61 Last-Standing › Son-in-Law (1993) Pauly Shore. A coed brings her surf-minded pal home to the farm. Dude Perfect Dude Perfect Ed Bassmaster Dude Perfect Dude Perfect Ed Bassmaster CNBC 46 46 NHL Hockey New York Islanders at Florida Panthers. NHL Hockey San Jose Sharks at Los Angeles Kings. (N) (Live) (CC) American Greed Coin Collecting with Mike Mezack CNN 44 44 CNN Democratic Debate (N) (Live) AC360 Post Debate Special (N) (Live) CNN Democratic Debate CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) CNN Democratic Debate (N) Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files AC360 Post Debate Special (N) CNN Democratic Debate Futurama ’ (CC) Futurama ’ (CC) Futurama “Love & Futurama <a href="/tags/Leela_(Futurama)/" rel="tag">Leela</a> Daniel Tosh: Completely Serious Daniel Tosh: Happy Thoughts Tosh Daniel Tosh: Completely Serious The Daily Show The Nightly Show COM 60 60 Rocket” (CC) visits her home. Tosh is in the O.C. (CC) unleashes his unique point of view. Tosh is in the O.C. (CC) With Trevor Noah DIS 41 41 Stuck/Middle Liv and Maddie K.C. Undercover Bunk’d ’ (CC) ››› Bolt (2008) Voices of John Travolta. ’ (CC) Austin & Ally ’ Best Friends Girl Meets World Liv and Maddie Stuck/Middle Naked and Afraid “Double Jeopardy” A Panamanian rainforest. ’ (CC) Naked and Afraid A mom and a loner Naked and Afraid: Uncensored “All or Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Edition “Be- Naked and Afraid “From the Ashes” A DSC 8 8 are challenged. ’ (CC) Nothing” The Philippines. (N) ’ lize Jungle” (N) ’ (CC) strong bond develops in Croatia. Keeping Up With the Kardashians Kim E! News (N) (CC) L.A. Clippers Dance Squad Petra Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians “It E! News (N) (CC) E! 65 65 and Khloe defend their mother. makes a big decision. (CC) “Mother Armenia” (CC) Feels Good To Be Home” (CC) 30 for 30 The Magic, led by players like O’Neal and Hardaway, were considered SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 the fairy tale team of the ’90s. (N) ESPN2 33 33 NFL Live (N) (CC) Welcome/NFL SportsCenter Special (N) SportsCenter NFL Live (CC) Jalen & Jacoby SEC Storied (CC) 30 for 30 (N) FNC 48 48 The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor (CC) The Kelly File Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren FOOD 35 35 Chopped Chopped Ramen; an offal surprise. Chopped Cooks vs. Cons “Candy Clash” (N) Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay FREE 39 39 ›› The Lucky One (2012, Drama) Zac Efron, Taylor Schilling. ›› The Notebook (2004) Ryan Gosling, Rachel McAdams. A man tells a story to a woman about two lovers. The 700 Club ’ (CC) FX 53 53 ›› Thor: The Dark World (2013) Chris Hemsworth. Thor ›› Men in Black 3 (2012, Action) Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones, Josh Brolin. Agent J must go back Archer “Deadly Archer “The Hand- Archer “Deadly ›› Men in Black 3 must save the Nine Realms from an ancient enemy. ’ to the past to save mankind’s future. ’ (CC) Prep” (N) (CC) off” ’ (CC) Prep” ’ (CC) (2012) ’ (CC) GOLF 70 70 LPGA Tour Golf LOTTE Championship, Second Round. (N) (Live) PGA Tour Golf RBC Heritage, First Round. From Harbour Town Golf LInks in Hilton Head Island, S.C. LPGA Tour Golf Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing The Middle “Hal- The Middle “A The Middle “Errand The Middle The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 ’ (CC) “Spanking” “Elfie” (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) loween” ’ (CC) Birthday Story” Boy” (CC) “Thanksgiving II” ’ (CC) “Charlie’s Buddy” HGTV 68 68 Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l Masters of Flip “Double Trouble” (N) HIST 37 37 Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars ’ Pawn Stars ’ Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars ’ Alone “Alone: Making the Cut” (N) Vikings “Death All ’Round” (N) (CC) Join or Die Night Class (N) LIFE 51 51 My Crazy Ex (CC) My Crazy Ex (CC) Project Runway All Stars (N) (CC) Project Runway All Stars (N) (CC) Project Runway All Stars (CC) Project Runway All Stars (CC) MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word The Place for Politics 2016 (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word The Place for Politics 2016 MTV 63 63 Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness The Real World: Go Big or Go Home The Real World Catfish: The TV NBCS 34 34 NHL Hockey NHL Hockey Minnesota Wild at Dallas Stars. Western Conference quarterfinal, game 1. (N Subject to Blackout) NHL Overtime (N) Haas F1: America’s Return to the Formula One Racing NICK 40 40 Henry Danger ’ Henry Danger ’ Thundermans Thundermans ››› Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who! (2008) Voices of Jim Carrey. (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› House Party 2 (1991) Christopher Reid, Christopher Martin. ›› Big Momma’s House (2000, Comedy) Martin Lawrence, Nia Long. ›› Big Momma’s House (2000, Comedy) Martin Lawrence, Nia Long. ROOT 31 31 Timbers Post Sounders FC Ship Shape TV Golf Life Destination Pol. Red Bull: Air Race Friends Wild Pl West Coast Customs Heartland Poker ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ SPIKE 57 57 ›› National Trea- ›› Ender’s Game (2013, Science Fiction) Harrison Ford, Asa Butterfield, Hailee Steinfeld. A gifted Lip Sync Battle Lip Sync Battle Lip Sync Battle Lip Sync Battle Lip Sync Battle Lip Sync Battle sure (2004) lad will lead the battle to save Earth’s people. ’ (N) ’ SYFY 59 59 ›› Spawn (1997) John Leguizamo. ››› The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005) Tilda Swinton, Georgie Henley. (CC) ››› The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince Hillsong TV Praise the Lord (CC) The Watchman Acts of God Bless the Lord Amazing Facts Creflo Dollar Easter Exper. War & Recovery Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Ab- Seinfeld “The An- Seinfeld “The Little 2 Broke Girls ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ The Big Bang The Big Bang 2 Broke Girls ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ Conan Emilia Clarke; Jason Jones. TBS 55 55 Chicken Roaster” stinence” (CC) drea Doria” (CC) Jerry” (CC) (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) Theory ’ Theory ’ (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) (CC) TLC 38 38 Extreme Weight Loss “Cassandra” Chris helps Cassandra get healthy. ’ Extreme Weight Loss “Ashley” ’ My 600-Lb. Life: Extended ’ (CC) Extreme Weight Loss “Cassandra” Chris helps Cassandra get healthy. ’ TNT 54 54 Castle “Almost Famous” Murder victim Castle “Murder Most Fowl” Castle and ›› 50 First Dates (2004) Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore, Rob Schneider. A ›› The Break-Up (2006) Vince Vaughn, Jennifer Aniston. Premiere. A couple is a male stripper. (CC) (DVS) Beckett uncover an abduction. man falls for a woman who has short-term memory loss. (CC) (DVS) end their relationship, but neither is willing to move. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 Powerpuff Girls Teen Titans Go! 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