Tournament Breakdown Your Guide to Tourney Time / Sports 1 ‘Big Break’ Ends / Main 4 $1 Midweek Edition Thursday, Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com March 6, 2014 Airline Will Fly The Resurgence Chehalis Girl to Title Game After of Yard Birds Father’s Funeral TRIP: W.F. West Junior Julie Spencer Hopes to Attend Funeral, State Championship on Saturday Pete Caster / [email protected] The west side of Yard Birds is seen on Monday in Chehalis. By Kyle Spurr [email protected] BIRD IS BACK: How Two of the most important a New Focus and a events in W.F. West High School junior Julie Spencer’s life could be Renewed Effort Brought happening on Saturday on oppo- a Lewis County site sides of the state. The funeral for her father, James Landmark Back to Spencer, who died Relevance Feb. 13 after bat- tling with cancer, By Lisa Broadt will be held at 11 [email protected] a.m. Saturday at St. Francis Xavier Just about any day of the Mission in Toledo. week you can find Yard Birds Six hours later, vendor Jerry Roper plunked in her top-ranked the middle of an aisle, fishing James Spencer varsity basketball pole in hand, waiting for a cus- funeral is team could be tomer to come by. Saturday playing in the 2A When one does approach, state champion- he waits for a nibble. ship in Yakima at 5 p.m. “They say ‘catch anything?’ I say ‘yeah I got a sucker,” Rop- please see AIRLINE, page Main 10 er said laughing. The Raymond man, 71, has a deep voice and a roguish laugh. Most days, he wears a Centralia Police T-shirt and suspenders. His store, Roper Valley Sales, is one of the largest in Chief Alexander sorts through books at Jerry Roper's shop at Yard Birds Mall in Chehalis on Tuesday, Feb. 25. Officer Returns the 88-lot Yard Bird swap meet. Roper presents his wares, to Normal Duty mostly used tools, appliances and men’s clothing, in heaps ‘JUSTIFIED’: Police Radio on long card tables. Recordings From Shooting When he’s not hooking customers he likes to play soli- Released to The Chronicle taire — “keeps my hands busy” By Stephanie Schendel — and read poetry. With every purchase comes an autobio- [email protected] graphical poem penned and The Centralia police officer recited on the spot by the store who fatally shot a 48-year-old owner. Westport man armed with a knife Roper says he and his wife last month will return to full duty got into the business to get rid this weekend after a review board of the junk cluttering their determined Phil Weismiller’s use house. of lethal force was within depart- “But we went to an auction ment policy, according to Centralia and made the mistake of buy- Police Chief Bob Berg. ing more stuff,” he said. Selling became a hobby. please see OFFICER, page Main 10 He dabbled in the Yard Birds swap meet in the late ‘90s, and now has been here permanent- On the Web ly since 2009. Hear police radio traffic from the Rosa Romo looks at butterly wings and tutus that hang on the wall of her booth at Yard Birds Shopping Mall in Chehalis shooting at www.chronline.com please see BIRDS, page Main 10 on Tuesday, Feb. 25. Romo and her daughter, Nancy Hernandez, have rented the stall for about a year.

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Editor’s Best Bet Murder Mystery Dinner Community Coming to Washington Hotel Twin Cities Rotary, in part- and can be nership with the Centralia Col- purchased lege Foundation, will host its at Book second annual Murder Mystery ‘n’ Brush, Dinner at 6 p.m. Friday at the Chehalis, Calendar Washington Hotel in Chehalis. and Hey- “The Rose Room Murder” is mann’s Today WHAT’S HAPPENING? an interactive mystery where Whinery, participants have opportunities Centralia. Evergreen Professor to If you have an event you would like to guess “who done it.” Prizes Net proceeds will benefit included in the Community Calendar, will be given for the best era cos- Centralia College Foundation Speak at AAUW Meeting please email your information to tume. scholarships. For more informa- [email protected]. Include a Ratna Roy, a professor of expressive daytime telephone number where you Dinner will be catered by tion, call Debra Pape, (360) 508- arts and consciousness at The Evergreen can be reached. Makinaw’s. Tickets are $50 each, 9202. State College, will give a presentation on There is no charge for these listings. western science and eastern mysticism at For questions about calendar items, a meeting of the Lewis County branch of call Doug Blosser at The Chronicle, (360) the American Association of University 807-8238. Miss Lewis County Scholarship Pageant in a fast-paced and often perplexing age. Women Thursday. at 7 p.m., Saturday. The McHughs play “old-time” mu- The meeting will be at The Gather- manuel Lutheran Church, 1209 N. Scheuber Road, The event will be at the Chester V. sic, an American style of acoustic string ing Place, Stillwaters Estates, 2899 Cooks Centralia, (360) 736-9268 Rhodes Auditorium in R.E. Bennett El- music with roots in the fiddle tunes and Hill Road., Centralia. Social time is at Multiple sclerosis, 6-8 p.m., Providence Cen- ementary, Chehalis. ballads of the early Scotch-Irish pioneers 6:45 p.m. and the presentation at 7 p.m. tralia Hospital chapel conference room, (360) 736- The reigning Miss Lewis County is who settled in the Appalachian Moun- 5394, Facebook page: Lewis County Multiple Scle- Abrielle Sheets, a freshman at Brigham tains. Learned “by ear” and passed on Enter Stillwaters through the Colo- rosis Support Group nial Residence gate off Scammon Creek Young University in Provo, Utah. from generation to generation, the music Road. You can exit out the main gate onto This year’s contestants are Kendra was an important part of the social life of Cooks Hill Road. Guests are welcome. Friday, March 7 Land, Centralia; Amanda Briggs, Pe Ell; the mountains. For more details, call Kristi Nelson, (360) Chloe Curry, Adna; Danika Macomber, Joe is a teller of stories, a fiddler, writ- 748-4203, or Judy Lyon, (360) 245-3999. Church Women United Napavine; Cat Murphy, Chehalis; Katie er and public radio producer. Paula is a Weichel, Winlock; Kaitlin Carney, To- musician and artist whose current work Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Che- to Honor Ceci Birchard ledo; Tressa Coultard, Chehalis; Jodee is inspired by Appalachian and Celtic fid- halis, (360) 740-0492 Hickman, Centralia; Anna DeTray, Che- Women are invited to the Friday, dle tunes such as “Red Haired Boy” and Chris Guenther, 7:30 p.m., PJ’s Pizza, 1232 Alder halis; Kellee Weiner, Centralia; Katie “Sally in the Green Corn.” St., Centralia, (360) 736-0101 March 7, Church Women United meet- Britten, Toledo; and Rachel Mecham, ing to honor Ceci (Hauer) Birchard, Che- For more information, contact the li- “Let’s Grow a Garden,” 10-11:30 a.m., 4162 Jack- Centralia. brary at (360) 748-3301 or visit www.TRL. son Highway, free, (360) 262-0525 halis, who received the national Human Miss Lewis County Scholarship Pro- Rights Award for her church and com- org. gram is an official preliminary to the Public Agencies munity work. Miss Washington and Miss America The meeting is at 1 p.m. at the St. Jo- Winter care of roses, free workshop, sponsored scholarship pageants. This year, the pro- by Lewis County Master Gardeners, 10 a.m., Provi- Lewis County Mental Health Coalition, 10-11:30 seph Catholic Parish Center, 157 SW a.m., Lewis County Public Health building, second- gram celebrates its 52nd year with the dence Place, 350 SE Washington, Chehalis, (360) floor conference room, (360) 740-1430 Sixth St., Chehalis. Refreshments will be Miss America Organization. 740-2792 Reducing Underage Drinking Coalition, 2 p.m., served. Tickets for the pageant are $15 in Games Day, traditional and modern board Lewis County Public Health building, second-floor For more information, call Ann advance or $20 the night of the pageant. games, card games, 1 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 conference building, (360) 740-1424 Vanderstoep, (360) 748-8136. They may be purchased at the Centralia- Clay Chambers & the Last Ride, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Each church is asked to bring an offer- Chehalis Chamber of Commerce, 500 ing for blankets or tools. Contact person Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273- Libraries NW Chamber or Commerce Way, Che- 2000, ext. 301 is Margery Joy Murray, (360) 736-2549 Book Babies, for children birth-24 months, 11 halis, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Club Mom Children’s Clothing Bank and Ex- change, 1-3 p.m., Chehalis First Christian Church, a.m., Centralia Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled Band, 7-9:30 For additional ticket information, call Family Story Time, for children age 3-third p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, $5, (360) 262-3041 Amanda Berg, (360) 219-5215 or email 111 NW Prindle St., (360) 269-0587 or (360) 748-3702 grade, 11:45 a.m., Randle Potato and taco salad bar, open to everyone, $7, [email protected]. Readers Theatre, “Waiting for Vladimir,” 7 p.m., PageTurners Book Discussion, for adults, noon, 4:30-7 p.m., Olequa Senior Center, Winlock, (360) Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, free, (360) 740-0492 Chehalis 785-4325 McHughs to Visit The Knitting Circle, for adults, 4 p.m., Salkum Clay Chambers & the Last Ride, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Public Agencies Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273- 2000, ext. 301 Chehalis Library Friends of the Centralia Timberland Library and Organizations Song Circle, 7 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Cheha- Multitalented Washington favorites Timberland Regional Library Board, joint meeting, Oakview Grange, 7 p.m., 2715 N. Pearl St., Cen- lis, $2, (360) 740-0492 Joe and Paula McHugh are on the road 1 p.m., Centralia tralia, (360) 736-5639 with a new performance, “The Green The Green Fields of America, by Joe and Paula McHugh, all ages, 1:30 p.m., Chehalis Lewis County Robotics Society, 6 p.m., room Libraries Fields of America,” a journey through 128, Kemp Hall, Centralia College, (360) 304-9660 history using storytelling, folk music and Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, 6:30 p.m., Family Story Time, for all ages, 10 a.m., Salkum paintings to make a rich and complex Libraries Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Grand Ave., Centralia, Family Story Time, for children, 10:30 a.m., (360) 485-2852 Winlock saga of America come alive. Edible Spring Mushrooms, by Debbie Burris, for Lewis County Tea Party, 6:30 p.m., Lewis & Clark PageTurners Book Discussion, for adults, “The The couple will make a stop at the adults, 10:30 a.m., Centralia Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centralia, guest speaker Light Between Oceans,” by M.L. Stedman, 12:30 Vernetta Smith Chehalis Timberland Wendy Birnbaum p.m., Winlock Library, where the audience can take in Centralia-Chehalis Vintage Auto Club, 7:30 p.m., all three art forms, 1:30-3 p.m. Saturday. Organizations Ramblin’ Jack’s Rib Eye, 1336 Rush Road, Chehalis, The event is free of charge. Light refresh- Prairie Steppers Square and Round Dance Club, (360) 767-0719 Saturday, March 8 ments will be provided by the Friends of 7:30-10:30 p.m., $5, potluck at break, Oakview the Chehalis Timberland Library. Grange, Centralia, (360) 736-5172 or (360) 273-6008 Support Groups Thirteen to Compete for Miss Blending artful storytelling with lively fiddle and banjo duets and original Support Groups “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the loss of a Lewis County Crown loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., Assured Home Hospice, artwork, the McHughs aim to kindle the Alzheimer’s support group, 10:30 a.m-noon, 2120 N. Park St., Centralia, (360) 330-2640 One of 13 young women will be imagination, lift the spirit and remind Cooks Hills Community Church, 2400 Cooks Hill Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Im- crowned Miss Lewis County during the the audience what it means to be human Road, Centralia, (360) 628-4980 The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for March 6, 2014 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s 54.22 65.0 +0.08 100s 90s L Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 80s 76.81 85.0 +0.22 70s H Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 4.94 10.5 +0.62 50s Cowlitz at Randle 40s Rain Likely Few Showers Scat'd Rain Rain Likely Rain Likely 10.96 18.0 +0.43 30s H L 53º 45º 56º 43º 54º 46º 55º 42º 52º 39º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 8.59 ---- +0.06 10s 0s

This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 6:39 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 6:05 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 61 Moonrise ...... 9:33 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 50 52/44 48/35 Moonset...... Next Day Normal High ...... 55 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 38 51/44 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 73 in 1937 Seattle Anchorage 28/18 pc 32/19 s Record Low...... 17 in 1955 53/45 Boise 60/38 t 56/34 mc Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg First Full Last New Boston 27/16 s 39/29 s Yesterday ...... 0.10" 53/44 51/35 3/8 3/16 3/23 3/30 Dallas 57/38 s 67/49 s Month to date ...... 1.61" Tacoma Honolulu 81/68 pc 79/68 sh Normal month to date ...0.90" Centralia 54/45 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 82/58 s 76/54 s Year to date...... 12.03" 53/45 Yakima Nashville 51/36 cl 60/40 s Normal year to date ....12.93" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 82/56 s 81/53 s 55/37 Longview 52/44 Trees None None St. Louis 40/28 s 55/33 s Salt Lake City 60/40 sh 53/36 sn AreaWe Want Conditions Your Photos 55/44 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 66/50 sh 66/50 s Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 35/29 mc 45/34 mc Portland 54/44 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo- graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 55/45 54/41 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Fri. Today Fri. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 87/62 pc 87/59 s New Delhi 75/52 s 77/55 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 47/26 s 50/28 s Paris 58/35 s 60/40 pc Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 54/45 ra 54/45 sh Spokane 50/36 sh 49/34 pc London 58/48 pc 56/42 cl Rio de Janeiro 92/74 t 86/73 t cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 51/47 ra 52/47 sh Tri Cities 59/43 sh 61/37 s Mexico City 76/48 pc 76/48 s Rome 63/42 pc 65/43 s sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 53/44 ra 56/42 sh Wenatchee 53/37 sh 55/34 s Moscow 35/30 mc 36/28 mc Sydney 76/66 sh 79/66 s

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CANTON OH 44720 BN1127 SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE Main 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014 LOCAL Lee Grose Unlikely to Run for Re-election TORN: Commissioner mitments to Pratt previously said he is run- his business, ning, in part, to advocate for South Struggled to Reach ‘Very Packwood Ace Lewis County. “It’s pretty definite this time. Now Difficult’ Decision Hardware, his He is frustrated that state political career money went to the Lewis County I just have to convince everybody By Lisa Broadt and his family. Sports Hub in Centralia rather [email protected] For several than to a project in the southern else it’s true.” Lee Grose on Monday night years, he said, he portion of the county. has wished that “I don’t hold it against Centralia. announced he will not seek a Jerry Pratt Lee Grose third term as county commis- balance leaned Toledo mayor More power to them,” Pratt said Lewis County commisioner sioner. more heavily to- in an interview Tuesday. “But Gov. ward family. The commissioner in an Gregoire pushed for it to go to the “Our oldest grandson is 9. In south county, and it should have.” The commissioner pointed email described the decision as “When I get out of my busi- four years he will be 13 — that Should Pratt assume the Dis- to recent funding distribution as “very difficult.” ness, I’ll start looking at jobs on weighs heavily in my mind,” the trict 3 seat, East Lewis County evidence; distressed county funds different level, maybe a state of- Earlier this year he announced grandfather of five said earlier would no longer be represented on have been distributed throughout a tentative bid for re-election. this year. the commission. the county and $400,000 was re- fice or elected official,” Grose At the time, he cautioned that Grose did not look forward And all the projects Grose has cently awarded to Toledo. said. “Richard DeBolt and I have “that could change at a moment’s to campaigning, which he de- worked on — the Packwood sewer “That’s what I look for in a per- talked. We’ll explore it when we notice.” scribes as “another full-time job.” in particular — could be put on son taking my place. I don’t like to get there.” “It’s pretty definite this time,” Plus, he said, he worried he the back burner. think position will become centric Grose said Tuesday. “Now I just Grose first took office in 2006 would end up shortchanging the Grose said he hopes his succes- to one location,” he said. when he beat Democrat Ken have to convince everybody else citizens if he focused on his re- sor “has an open mind with regard Though Grose is looking to it’s true.” election rather than his work as to the entire county.” simplify his life he hasn’t alto- Norberg, Toledo, to win the seat For now, it’s a one-man race commissioner. “I have to think a lot of the pre- gether let go of being a community vacated by former commissioner for the District 3 seat. Grose and Pratt, both busi- vious commissioners, in District 3 leader. Dennis Hadaller. In 2010, Grose Only Toledo Mayor Jerry Pratt nessmen, come from opposite especially, really didn’t look at the The Republican said he might won his second term by besting has thrown his hat in the ring. ends of the vast District 3, which whole county,” he said. “That’s not explore a non-elected office with a opponent Sharon White with 67 Pratt has served in Toledo’s covers nearly two-thirds of Lew- to say I haven’t tried to get stuff volunteer group. percent of the vote. city government since 2000, in- is County and includes Toledo, done in Packwood — but I’ve gone After he sells his hardware cluding three terms as mayor. Vader, Onalaska, Mineral and out of my way to make sure towns store — he estimates it could take Currently, Grose serves Over the last eight years, every town along U.S. Highway and cities feel like they are part of several years — higher office also alongside fellow commissioners Grose has had to balance com- 12 from Ethel to White Pass. the county.” is a possibility. Bill Schulte and Edna Fund. New County Museum Exhibit Features Antique Garage Equipment DISPLAY: Exhibit Includes which meets in the museum. CELEBRATING 125 Others community members a 1917 Model T, Old donated items, including Lewis Licence Plates, Tools YEARS County Code Enforcement Su- and Other Supplies By The Chronicle pervisor Bill Teitzel, who donated The Lewis County Histori- more than 15 old licence plates. By Kyle Spurr cal Museum finished another “Most of it is from local do- [email protected] exhibit last week honoring The nations throughout the years,” Skinner said. A new exhibit at the Lewis Chronicle’s 125th anniversary. County Historical Museum The exhibit features newspa- Museum volunteers spent titled “What’s in Your Garage?” per clippings from World War about two weeks last month set- will show visitors what Lewis I and World War II, President ting up the mock garage. Volun- County residents of old used in Bill Clinton’s visit to Centralia teers also decorated the exhibit their garages for car repairs and and the 2007 flood, along with with old Christmas lights often other maintenance work. other major news events in found in garages years ago. The exhibit, which opened last Lewis County over the past 125 Chehalis Mayor Dennis month, will be presented at the years. The exhibit will be dis- Dawes, who spends Tuesday af- played at the museum for the ternoons volunteering at the mu- museum through the summer. Courtesy Photo Museum Director Andy Skin- next couple months, according seum, helped the other volunteers to staff. add to the exhibit on Tuesday. This vehicle is on display at the Lewis County Historical Museum as part of the ner said visitors will have the “What’s in Your Garage?”. chance to see a vintage 1917 Model The museum is planning to do more featured exhibits later T truck, old license plates from ule so people who visit every same exhibits,” Dawes said. 1900 to 1950, various tools, instruc- ner said. “It is pretty cool and this year, Skinner said, including was a lot of fun to see coming a logging display this summer. couple months will see some- Admission to the museum tion manuals and pictures from ga- thing new each time they come rages around Lewis County. together.” The logging display will have to see the exhibit is $5 for adults “We have a 1917 Model T The 1917 Model T truck was old photos and a memorial wall to the museum. and $4 for seniors and youths 7 truck inside a mock garage scene loaned out for the exhibit by locals to honor the history of Lewis “They are working hard to to 18. Museum members and with tools, old license plates, and Calvin Turow and Jim Kimball. County loggers. get exhibits in here every two to children under 3 can enter free. anything you could think of that Turow is a member of the Dawes said the museum is three months so people are com- All proceeds benefit the Lewis might belong in a garage,” Skin- Lewis County Railroad Club, starting a rotating display sched- ing in there and not seeing the County Historical Museum. Dream of ‘Big Break’ Ends in Heartbreak for Rochester Golfer “intense,” especially with mul- many fans as I do now. It’s a huge tiple crew members and cameras encouragement.” tracking the contestants’ every Coleman is by no means done February 28 - March 6 move, but hindsight has provided with golf. 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“I would have been a little dashed, but she says she’s moti- CH516387cd.sw more confident in myself,” Cole- vated to come back even stronger Dallas Buyers Club man said. “I found out that I do in her golf career. $4 • R have the game, but I think I just “I’m thankful to everyone for 12:30pm ( Wed. Early Bird Matinee) put myself out mentally.” always supporting me and always 9:00pm (Fri., Sat., Sun.,Mon.,Tues., Wed., hurs.) Coleman’s time on the show sending me words of encourage- $3.00 Movie: Tuesday itself may be over, but she wasn’t $12.25 Beer, Burger, Movie: Wednesday ment. That’s definitely huge for Minor with parent before 7 pm only $4.00 All Ages • Under 11 - $1 sent home directly after elimina- me,” Coleman said. “I’m not go- 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia tion. In fact, she hinted at some ing to give up.” (360) 736-1634 Pete Caster / [email protected] videos that will soon be posted to Courtney Coleman poses for a portrait at Riverside Golf Course in Chehalis. Cole- GolfChannel.com in which she man, who lives in Rochester and played golf at W.F. West in high school, currently will still feature. competes on the CN Canadian Women’s Tour. The 28-year-old was featured on the “Big Break Florida” features Golf Channel’s “Big Break Florida” reality show. moments of drama between sev- eral of the contestants, but Cole- STILL UPBEAT: Time on The three faced off in an man says she stayed focused on Television Short-Lived, elimination challenge on the Oak the competitive aspect of the Marsh course at Omni Amelia Is- show. Many scenes in “Big Break CH516890ic.sw but Courtney Coleman land Plantation Resort in Florida, featured” several scenes that let Staying Motivated which entailed a quick round of viewers see her exuberant person- golf using three different loca- ality. By Christopher Brewer tions on the 18th hole. Narsizi “I think overall, what you see is [email protected] finished with the best score, leav- what you get with me,” Coleman In the end, Courtney Cole- ing Aho and Coleman to fight to said. “Obviously people can see man couldn’t catch a break. stay on the show; the competition I wasn’t there to talk bad; I was The aspiring professional golf- came down to the final round, there to play my own golf game.” Danny Vernan as er from Rochester was the first with Aho and Coleman level after Coleman, who works as a person eliminated in Golf Chan- two of Coleman’s putts in the sec- stride instructor at Thorbeckes in nel’s “Big Break Florida” in the se- ond round missed their target. Centralia, gained fans on social ries’ second episode, which aired In the final round, Coleman’s media through the show, par- ELVIS Monday evening and was filmed approach shot hooked left and her ticularly on her Twitter account last fall. subsequent putt rolled downhill (@cclovesgolf). She has posted March 15th 5:30 The show features 12 female several feet from the pin. Aho and retweeted several messages golfers, each of whom are com- two-putted to eliminate Coleman, of support to Twitter — and even At Toledo High School peting for a grand prize that in- bringing the Rochester golfer’s linked a video of her replicating Advanced Tickets $15, cludes an opportunity to play on golden opportunity to an end. the majority of the Rocky mon- at the door $20 the LPGA Tour and take home more than $175,000 in cash and “If I made those two putts, tage that features him running (360) 684-2112 prizes. In Monday’s episode, it would have put the pressure and training, as a sign to her fans Tickets available at Toledo on Lindsay,” Coleman said in a that she’ll someday be back. Coleman found herself jockeying Senior Center, Sandy’s Pizza CH516704sl.sw to avoid elimination with Mary phone interview Tuesday. “It just “Just to have made it on the & Book n’ Brush Narsizi and fellow Washington really came down to those.” show is a huge thing,” Coleman Proceeds go to beneit state native Lindsay Aho. She says the pressure was said. “I didn’t think I’d have as The Toledo Senior Center The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014 • Main 5

Send business briefs and news items to Reporter Chris Brewer at [email protected]. Proiles, Permits, He can also be reached Briefs and More at (360) 807-8235. Business Washington Jobless Rate Drops to 6.4 Percent The Chronicle is published Tuesday and Thursday evenings and SEATTLE (AP) — Wash- also found Washington had replaced some estimates with 2008, but population increases Saturday mornings by Lafromboise Communications, Inc. ington state has more jobs than gained more jobs last year than real data to get to the new num- did not keep up with job growth, MISSED OR LATE PAPER? before the start of the recession, previously announced, resulting bers, Turek said. explained Sheryl Hutchison, Delivery deadlines: with a January employment rate in a net job growth from Febru- State officials say the stron- spokeswoman for Employment Tuesday and Thursday ...... 5:30 p.m. of 6.4 percent, the Employment ary 2010 through January 2014 of gest growth was in private sec- Security. 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Pearl St., Centralia Business Profile Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Much More Than a Simple Cup of Frozen Yogurt Newsstand weekday rate ...... $1 Newsstand weekend rate ...... $1 Home delivery ALL ABOUT THE PEOPLE: One month ...... $12.90 Holley’s Place Owners Three months ...... $35.15 Six months ...... $65.15 Use Business to Build One year ...... $122 By mail to Washington and Oregon/Other States Relationships One month ...... $17.05 / $19.60 By Christopher Brewer Three months ...... $50.50 / $58.80 Six months ...... $99.15 / $115.40 [email protected] One year ...... $194 / $227.45 Online subscriptions to chronline.com To the public, it might be a One day ...... $2 small little nook in which to stop One month ...... $8 for frozen yogurt, but to owners One year ...... $84 Holley and Jamie Kaiser, Hol- Print subscribers always have full access to chronline.com. ley’s Place is about much more Subscriptions are non-refundable but the printed sub- scriptions can be started and stopped for vacations or than simply providing a sweet when extended breaks in service are requested. Balances treat to people. may be held on account or can be donated to Newspapers The small self-serve frozen in Education. yogurt shop opened in a little BACK ISSUES nook in the front of the Fox The- Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are atre in 2011. Customers have fa- available at $1 per copy. Back issues greater than two miliarized themselves with the weeks old are $2 per issue. ever-changing flavors of yogurt, myriad toppings and the sev- THE NEWSROOM For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact eral varieties of candy available. the appropriate person listed below. Christopher Brewer / [email protected] Since the business first turned its REGIONAL EXECUTIVE EDITOR lights on, Holley Kaiser said she Holley Kaiser, co-owner of Holley's Place, stands for a portrait behind the counter of her frozen yogurt business at the Fox Michael Wagar ...... 807-8234 has befriended countless people Theatre in downtown Centralia on Wednesday. [email protected] who have walked in the doors — Editor either for a cup of froyo or just to yogurt, the shop sells tickets one’s hospitality to us,” Holley Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 simply to chat. IF YOU GO to events at the Fox, such as the Kaiser said. “I think relation- [email protected] “There are a lot of people that 2014 Fox Theatre Film Series. ships are the most important Sports Editor Holley’s Place, located on Kaiser says the yogurt shop Aaron VanTuyl ...... 807-8229 walk up and down these streets thing in life, and that’s what [email protected] the northwest corner of Tower sees the most activity during the who just need a friend,” Holley Avenue and Locust Street, is we’re about here.” Visuals Editor Kaiser said. “I just love people. movie series, when people of all Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 open seven days a week. Hours ages come in to watch the silver We’ve made several friends since are noon to 8 p.m. Monday [email protected] we’ve opened up here.” screen light up again. Scott White, Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, through Thursday, noon to 10 East Lewis County Communities If the frozen yogurt brings p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 2 president of the nonprofit Histor- ic Fox Theatre Restorations group, Stephanie Schendel ...... 807-8208 people in, the conversation with p.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday. [email protected] the people behind the counter Holley’s Place is also on says the yogurt shop has been a Centralia/Chehalis Government, Health, is generally what leads them to Facebook at facebook.com/ “lifeline” for the theatre. Spring into West and Central Lewis County Communities stay — and eventually keep com- greatfroyo. Co-owner Holley “When we were raising money Kyle Spurr ...... 807-8239 ing back. The only employees of Kaiser says the shop can also for the marquee, people brought [email protected] host parties; for more infor- Fitness Lewis County Government, Politics, South the shop are the husband and money and checks here to do- at Thorbeckes Thurston County Communities and Oakville wife who say their motivation mation, call the shop at (360) nate,” White said during a brief Fitlife Centers! Lisa Broadt ...... 807-8237 for staying in business is a higher 269-8251. visit to the yogurt shop Tuesday. [email protected] calling. “There has always been a light on Business, Education, Tourism, Religion, “We really believe the Lord here every single day for about South Lewis County Communities two years.” CROSSFIT Chris Brewer ...... 807-8235 put us here downtown,” Holley lia nook as the only self-serve � [email protected] said. “We want to be a light and a frozen yogurt shop in town. 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[email protected] closed, leaving the cozy Centra- ley’s Place as well; in addition “We’re so thankful for every- � SWIMMING Church News [email protected] ...... 807-8217 Senior Media Developer Brittany Voie ...... 807-8225 February Housing Report a Mixed Bag [email protected] THE CHRONICLE HOME PRICES DOWN: cent decrease in pending sales, prices there slightly declined PUBLISHER with 79 reported in February as from $219,500 to $213,000 year- Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 Median Price Falls 15.6 opposed to 84 last year. over-year. [email protected] Percent, But Number of The number of closed sales Statewide, active listings rose Sales Director received a slight uptick, with 43 by 6.4 percent, pending sales Brian Watson ...... 807-8219 Listings on the Rise homes receiving new owners in dropped 6.54 percent and closed [email protected] Centralia 360 736-1683 Circulation Manager By Christopher Brewer February. Last year, 38 closed sales were down 0.2 percentage sales were reported. Median points. The median home price Chehalis 360 748-3744 Anita Freeborn ...... 807-8243 [email protected] [email protected] home prices tumbled in Lewis across the state as reported by the Rochester 360 273-0457 Specialty Publications Manager, Family, LIFE Active home listings and County, falling from $160,000 a NWMLS rose from $247,500 in www.thorbeckes.com Chantel Wilson ...... 807-8213 closed sales are up across Lewis year ago to $135,000 in February February 2013 to $263,000 in Feb- [email protected] CH516783bw.db County, but the median home — a 15.6 percent decrease. The ruary 2014. Design Director price tumbled in February, ac- median price drop is third only Kelli Erb ...... 807-8211 cording to a market analysis to Okanogan County, at 19.13 [email protected] from the Northwest Multiple percent, and Pacific County, at 25 LAFROMBOISE COMMUNICATIONS, INC Listing Service. percent, as the largest in the state. PRESIDENT, COO The Kirkland-based service Meanwhile, the NWMLS re- Home Financing 101 Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 reported the number of new list- ported minuscule declines year- Tuesday March 11 [email protected] ings is down, but the inventory of to-year in new listings in Grays 7pm-9pm Business Manager active listings in Lewis County is Harbor County, down from Mary Jackson ...... 807-8207 119 to 118 — and pending sales Know what to expect when you buy your new home. [email protected] greater. New listings were down Director of Production and IT from 109 in February 2013 to dropped ever so slightly from 84 Free, open to the public Jon Bennett ...... 807-8222 90 last month; active listings to 82. The median home price [email protected] jumped from 553 to 590 over the jumped 10 percent, however, Veterans Memorial Museum Printing and Distribution ...... 807-8716 same time period, representing a from $90,750 in February 2013 to 100 SW Veterans Way FAX NUMBERS 6.7 percent gain. $100,450 in February 2014. Chehalis Pending sales, which are Active listings in Thurston Advertising Fax ...... 736-1568 homes that a buyer has agreed County increased 5 percent from Please call & Reserve your spot! CH515952ca.sw Classified/Circulation Fax ...... 807-8258 to purchase but have not final- 1,034 to 1,095; pending sales fell 7 Obituaries ...... 807-8258 360•789•2511 Newsroom Fax ...... 736-4796 ized details of the sale, tailed off percent form 352 to 327. Closed Linda Ingle, Mortgage Loan Oficer slightly. The Northwest MLS re- sales bumped a notch upward NMLS# 579107 125th VOLUME, 99th ISSUE ported a year-over-year 5.95 per- from 200 to 201; median home THE CHRONICLE (USPS - 142260) Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014

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 Ill-Conceived Plan for Initiative Process Deserves Death In all likelihood, House legislation. gatherers in the parking lots or the law by former state Attorney Bill 2552 will be killed by the Our Views The Columbian in Vancou- entrances to major businesses General Rob McKenna in 2007. Republican-led state Senate after would be required to register ver encapsulated the greater is- across the region. It is a legitimate issue that de- its unfortunate passage through with the secretary of state’s of- sue with clarity in its opposition We’ve seen the issue arise serves a legitimate solution. the House. fice. to the bill. here at the Twin City Town We believe lawmakers can Death is what the bill de- • Petition sponsors could be “We respect the initiative Center, where in 2009 Chronicle come up with a better fix than serves. fined up to $500 for each unreg- process as the people’s right to journalists discovered that one what has been proposed and The ill-conceived legislation istered gatherer. petition their government. A few such gatherer had a history of passed by the House. seeks to solve minor issues with legislators do not share that re- • A state-defined training voter fraud and allegations of It seems to us that the bill the state’s initiative process by spect and want to erect frivolous wrongdoing linked to his collec- would result in an initiative course would be required. implementing wide-ranging hoops through which signature tion of signatures. system that is more costly, more requirements for signature • Valid signatures could be gatherers would have to jump. We were alerted to the man complex and more difficult to gatherers. The result is a bill that tossed aside if those collecting We’re more interested in de- because of his aggressive tactics navigate. would impede the peoples’ right the signatures have not followed mocracy than gymnastics,” The and promptly researched the On this issue, we’re thankful to petition their government for the overly stringent process. Columbian wrote. issue. for a divided Legislature that change when the Legislature has We’re in full agreement with It seems that the legislation, Petition gatherers are al- prevents such misguided legisla- failed to act. several major newspaper edito- proposed by Tumwater Demo- lowed by state law to work on tion from becoming law, and we Among the proposed chang- rial boards throughout the state, crat Chris Reykdal, is an attempt private property, even against anxiously await the departure es: which have been nearly unani- to confront the issue of overzeal- the will of the owner in some of this bill from the Senate’s • Paid signature gatherers mous in their opposition to the ous or even aggressive signature cases, according to an analysis of agenda. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... Several Versions of a Single WWII Incident A current movie, “Monu- eral brief mentions of his name, ments Men,” tells the story of a there was no information in it little-known branch of our mili- about the details of his death. tary in World War II with a two- Publicity for the movie piqued fold mission of locating works of my interest, and on the Internet art and treasures that had been I came across two versions, both stolen by the Nazis, and then different and both, supposedly, returning them to their rightful official. Both agree on the date owners. of his death, but that’s about all. That second part of the mis- One account says that he and sion was particularly difficult. a recently appointed assistant, So much of it had been taken Sheldon Keck, were working from Jews, already dead in con- to salvage a valuable altarpiece centration camps. Works that when they discovered that they had been taken from museums were actually on a battlefield, — such as The and Huchthausen was hit and Louvre — were killed by gunfire. Keck was much easier reportedly found alive in an ex- to return, of isting foxhole, but the reference course. didn’t say whether or not he was One of the wounded. men who made A different source says that up this outfit, the two were in a location north Capt. Walter of Essen and Aachen near a Huchthausen, By Bill Moeller battleground called the Ruhr was my father’s Pocket. They had traveled there Letters to the Editor after having received an urgent best friend, from childhood dead end, leaving only the Big haps most ominous, Fisker, a car call from XIX Corps G-5 staff through their teens. Walter’s Government Shouldn’t Three of General Motors, Ford company very similar to Tesla, about an important find of art father, Julius, was pastor of our Impede Tesla Growth and Chrysler. By 1940, such leg- was liquidated last year. church until he accepted a call treasures. Their vehicle was hit by German machine gun fire To the editor: endary Marques as Pierce Arrow Given all this, Tesla certainly in 1923 to serve a congregation and Cord were gone forever, as has mapped an ambitious and in Minneapolis when Walter and Capt. Huchthausen died of As reported in The Chronicle were Duesenberg, a favorite of courageous course. This is en- was 19. I’ve written before about a shot to the head. of Feb. 18, recent bills before Clark Gable and Gary Cooper, trepreneurship at its best, and the fact that the only time I saw Whichever version is correct, the state Legislature would have and Auburn, the road vehicle of should not be roadblocked by my father break down in tears Huchthausen is buried in a U.S. prevented automaker Tesla from famed aviatrix Amelia Earhart. government. was when he learned of Walter’s military cemetery at Margraten selling its cars directly to the in The Netherlands. general public. While the issue After World War II, this death in Europe. process continued. Beleaguered Our family thought we knew Why would there be two is theoretically complex, this was, Joseph Tipler such different versions of the in effect, a blatant and tawdry Hudson and Nash merged to Centralia how he died, but I recently form American Motors in 1954, found two more versions of same incident? My first thought effort by established interests to which in turn acquired Jeep what happened on the Internet. was, “Boy, it would sure make a strangle in the crib a newborn in 1970. Outfinanced and out- We originally believed that just great premise for an adventure competitor and was rightly classed, AMC was rarely more Statement on Toledo after the war ended, Walter had novel along the lines of ‘The turned aside. than marginally profitable and learned of a cache of artifacts, Bourne Identity’ series, with Since the automotive indus- TRL Taxes Incorrect lots of intrigue, double-dealing, was subsumed with Chrysler in and was hurrying in his Jeep to try crashed into a brick wall To the editor: an American high-level officer 1987. reach the site. In his excitement during the Great Recession of Your March 1 statement in he ran through an existing road- trying to confiscate treasures for 2009, sales of light vehicles have Sadder still was the loss of himself, a beautiful German girl Packard, which after a tragicthe “Opinion” column is incor- block, and was shot, presumably rebounded substantially, with rect when you say “Toledo resi- and, of course, a sappy ending.” many manufacturers up 50 per- merger with Studebaker, also in by our own soldiers. dents have been paying taxes to I saw the movie last week, cent or more in sales and profit- 1954, vanished entirely in 1958. But records show that he Timberland Regional Library and my main criticism is that it ability fully restored. At its zenith in the 1930s, Pack- actually died on April 19, 1945, for years” (page Main 8, “TRL’s and the war wasn’t officially leaves you with the impression The single most intriguing ard had strongly challenged that the half-dozen or so GIs de- Cadillac, nearly equaling the Toledo Library Decision Disap- over until three weeks later, on of these vehicles must be the pointing”). May 8. The only explanation I picted in it were alone in saving electric-powered Tesla, a home- “Standard of the World” in me- In fact, rural residents (those can think of for the confusion the treasures, whereas, accord- grown American product that chanical sophistication and of- living outside the Toledo city over the date of his death is that ing to the book, some 400 men is assembled at a former Gen- ten surpassing it in retail sales since his hometown was then and women were involved. eral Motors facility in Fremont, and beauty of line. At least to the limits) have been paying taxes listed as Minneapolis instead ••• Calif. Not long ago, electric cars man who owned one, Packard to TRL since it was established Bill Moeller is a former enter- were considered eccentric if not was the better car. in 1968. of Tacoma, our learning of his tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city death was delayed. absurd, as they were woefully Attempts to create new do- Toledo residents voted only council member, paratrooper and last year to be annexed to the Three years or so ago, I read pilot living in Centralia. He can be underpowered and of extremely mestic car companies have failed the book on which the movie is reached at bookmaven321@comcast. limited range. without exception. The great district and are only now being based. Although there were sev- net. Tesla, with an unprecedented steel magnate Henry J. Kaiser, a taxed for library service. range of 265 miles between bat- wizard at war production, was I do hope that the citizens of tery charges, has largely over- running on empty in 1955, as his Toledo will find a spot for the First Amendment Center Quote of the Day come these hindrances with new Kaiser and Frazer automobiles proposed library kiosk and will technology, and has produced stopped selling after only eight use library services so heavily it an esthetically attractive car that years. An interesting venture by will result in a future physical “If we don’t protect the free-speech rights of is lightning fast, silken smooth Preston Tucker to manufacture library. Even if it doesn’t, you students to express themselves freely, especially and as quiet as a monastery. It rear-engined, air-cooled sedans are still getting a bargain on the deserves a fair shake in the mar- collapsed in 1949, after only 51 best library service in the coun- in the context of a creative-writing class, ketplace. were built. try, and it’s available to you any- But the road ahead for Tesla More recently, American en- where in our five-county service then we will stifle the minds of the future.” will be tough. Since the Great trepreneurs Malcolm Bricklin area and beyond. Depression of the 1930s, a dozen and John Z. DeLorean ditched Diana Ayton-Shenker or more major American car in separate endeavors to produce Marian Osterby Director, Freedom-to-Write Committee, PEN American Center, 2001 manufacturers have reached a gull-wing sports cars. And per- Centralia

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The Chamber is open Monday-Friday 9-5 BCusiness onnectionsSaturdays 9-3 Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce Monthly Newsletter It’s Home & Garden Show Time The 49th Annual Home and the opportunity businesses ness buzz. Connecting attend- to enjoy while browsing the Garden Show is just around see at this wonderful commu- ees with the products they booths, and of course, thou- the corner. Mark your calen- nity event is a powerful driv- need is our ultimate goal. We sands of products that you can dar for the weekend of March ing force behind the success of want to infuse the business walk away with that day. There 21st, 22nd, and 23rd to attend the show. The creativity and community with an opportu- will also be drawings for valu- the event held at the Southwest variety of the vendor booths nity to do more business. We able prizes every day of the Washington Fairgrounds. This is a great testament to Lewis want to see projects flourish, show. year the show will be full of County businesses. sales occur, and networking I hope each of you will over 100 booth spaces packed The vendor list ranges from happen. We also want to see consider coming down and with everything for your home contractors, nurseries, real es- the community supporting supporting the local home and garden. tate companies, and home ser- these businesses by shopping It is always an exciting time vice providers, to local banks, local first. This show is the show. There will be several at the Chamber because we tractor companies, retail home perfect opportunity. hometown businesses there get the opportunity to work products, landscaping, and so The Home and Garden that want to serve the commu- together closely with so many much more. Basically if it has Show will have knowledgeable nity. If you are a local business wonderful local businesses to do with home or garden it is speakers from the Master Gar- that feels being a vendor at the that will be attending the show at the show. deners, Ciscoe Morris from show might benefit you, feel Alicia Bull as vendors. The enthusiasm The best thing about the King 5, and a Kids Day on Sun- free to call the Chamber and Executive Director to be part of the weekend and show is watching local busi- day. There will be great food we can help you get a space. Upcoming Chamber Events 2014 Home & Garden Chamber Forum March 10th from 11:30am to 1pm at O'Blarney's Irish Pub located Speakers at 221 N Tower Ave, Centralia. There will be a presentation on the Lewis County Sports Commission by Jenni Bodnar and Tom Alderson. Friday, March 21st NOTE: The price this year is 14.50 per person including gratuity for the lunch buffet. 11am: Karen Edwards - Planting To Preserve Noon: Kent Yates & Gary Stelzner - Beginning Business After Hours on Thursday, March 20th from 5 to 7pm at Southwest Beekeeping Washington Fairgrounds. The Port of Centralia is sponsoring this networking event on site at the Home and Garden Show. 2pm: Kahle Jennings - Composting Material 3pm: Barbara Eastman - Straw Bale Gardening Home and Garden Show, March 21st - 23rd, at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds. Vendor Applications available at www.chamberway.com. There are still a few vendor spots available. Saturday, March 22nd 10am: Don Enstrom - Small Fruits For The Home Ribbon Cutting at the Lewis County PUD on March 25th at Noon. Located at 321 Garden NW Pacific Ave, Chehalis. They are unveiling the new website www.lcpud.org and the new Bill Pay function that enables customers to read and pay bills online. 11am: Flood Valley Homebrew 2pm: Ciscoe Morris - Pruning Ribbon Cutting at Dressbarn on March 27th at Noon. Located at 2000 Haviland Street in the Centralia Outlet Mall. They are celebrating the Grand Opening of their newly remodeled store. Sunday, March 23rd 10am: Raintree Nursery Business Connection Deadline March 28th. Chamber members can submit 200 11am: Jim Byrd - Spring Mushrooms words or less for consideration to be included in the Business Connection section of the Chronicle at no charge. This is a great perk of membership! Email to Amber at: Noon: Jeff Evans - Magician [email protected]. 1pm: The Home Depot - Kids Club Welcome New Chamber Members Dressbarn PS Custom Designs Fiddlers Coffee 2000 Haviland St 105 N Perkins 1220 Mellen St. Centralia, WA 98531 Bucoda, WA 98530 Centralia, WA 98531 (360) 330-5201 (360) 628-0471 (360) 807-4238 Volunteers www.dressbarn.com www.pscustomdesigns.com www.fiddlerscoffee.com Needed! Packwood ACE Hardware Ferryman’s Inn and Suites Duncan & Associates We are 104 Rainier Ave N 1003 Eckerson Rd Insurance Brokers Inc looking Packwood, WA 98361 Centralia, WA 98531 1000 Kresky Ave, Ste M for several (360) 494-2131 (360) 330-8000 Centralia, WA 98531 volunteers to www.ferrymaninnandsuites.com (360) 807-9440 help at the Environmental Design, LLC www.duncanins.com Home and 901 L Street Elite Bookkeeping Solutions Garden Show. Centralia, WA 98531 PO Box 120 Crime Stoppers of Lewis Please contact (360) 219-3343 Rochester, WA 98579 County the Chamber (206) 805-8840 PO Box 553 at Ballet Theatre of Washington www.elitebookkeepingsolutions.net Chehalis, WA 98532 (360)748-8885 221 S Tower (800) 748-6422 to sign up for Centralia, WA 98531 Adolphsen Real Estate www.lewiscountycrimestoppers.org a time. (360) 623-9010 210 N Market Blvd Chehalis, WA 98532 Advanced Drilling LLC (360) 748-9275 11530 School Land Rd SW www.adolphsenrealestate.net Rochester, WA 98579 (360) 273-7735 Safe Family Ministries 3109 Jackson Hwy. The Greater Chehalis Food Chehalis, WA 98532 Bank (360) 740-9150 750 SW 21st ST www.safefamilyministries.com Chehalis, WA 98532 (360) 748-1226 www.greaterchehalisfoodbank.org 2

Directory CHAMBER STAFF Alicia Bull Executive Director [email protected]

Amber Roal Marketing Manager [email protected]

Lisa Guerrero Oice Manager [email protected]

Michelle Turner Member Services [email protected]

2014 Executive Board Tony Ketchum, Chair I.P. Callison & Sons

Ken Kostick, Past Chair Quanex/Port of Chehalis

Amanda Singleton, Incoming Chair Rainier Connect

Kyle Heaton, Vice Chair Port of Centralia

Jenny Collins, Secretary Visiting Nurses Foundation

Ron Hall, Treasurer Ron Hall, CPA

2014 Board of Directors Chris Dupont TransAlta

Bob Jackins Home Depot

Suzie Mitchell Helly Hansen

Ron Sturza Sunbird Shopping Center

Dr. James Walton Centralia College

Mitch Moberg Twin Cities Trading Post

Rob Hill City of Centralia

Merlin MacReynold City of Chehalis

Deanne Putman Allstate Insurance/Putman Agency

Lindy Waring Lucky Eagle Casino & Hotel

Walter Cuestas Century 21/Lund

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Youth Talent Show Stacy’s famous, unequaled Corn Director is responsible for prepare for questions, and Beef & Cabbage. Special Brewers Embody Movement Studio implementing Commission rehearse public speaking. You Auditions are April 3rd from Night March 28th, 6-9pm. PILATES 4-CLASS SERIES policies and strategic objectives. can practice alone, but nothing 6-9pm and April 5th, 1 – 4pm. The DevilFish is located @ with Heather Christopher. A broad knowledge of business beats a real life simulation. We – V R Lee Bldg., 13th Street in 289 NW Chehalis Ave. Phone: Thursdays March 6th – March administration, marketing, invite you to attend the second Chehalis. Performers are in 3 (360)996-4682. We ARE family 27th from 9-10am. Beyond community and government and fourth Thursday of every age groups; up to 8, 9-13, and friendly. video Pilates! We interface the relations, and operations in a month. 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Whether you enzymes are required to create detailed job description visit need day wear or something to providing $400 prize money, and supported or more challenging, www.portofchehalis.com. Must The Chronicle, printing & design. and restore balance. Welcome as needed. wear while at the pool, Debbie’s MeShel Wilson, LMP by booking be received by 5:00pm, March 11, has got you “covered”. Other business or individual 2014. The Port of Chehalis is an support is welcomed. Talent an appointment with her and Sponsorship Opportunities at Equal Opportunity Employer. Lewis County Bar Legal Aid Show is April 26th at 6:00pm receiving a wonderful Hawaiian Southwest Washington Fair Fox Theatre. E-Mail applications Lomi Lomi massage. MeShel Night at the Olympic Club Lewis County Bar Legal Aid studied in Hawaii as well as Southwest Washington Fair Annual Fundraising Luncheon to: [email protected], or mail Join us Tuesday, March Washington and is excited to dates for 2014 are August 12th - is Friday, May 2nd from Noon to Donna Karvia, 314 SW 15th 18th,5pm to Close at the offer this healing art. MeShel 17th. This marks the 105th year 1:30pm at the Veterans Memorial St., Chehalis. For information: Olympic Club, located at 112 N has been in the massage industry of the area’s biggest and longest Museum. LCBLA is celebrating Donna Karvia at jwdmkar@ Tower Ave, Centralia, (360)736- for 10 years and is proficient in running community event. Each 25 years of providing civil legal aol.com or Mary Shahan at 5164.Support the Centralia Swedish massage as well as Reiki. year 90,000+ people from all over justice to the residents of Lewis [email protected] College Foundation. 50% of Call (360)880-5156 or (360)807- the region visit our fair. For a fair- County! Mark your calendar all proceeds go to foundation Mark Gordon Joins Security 4711 to book an appointment time sponsor this means massive for our annual luncheon, which exposure for your business name scholarships to benefit deserving serves as the primary fundraiser today! Both Paul and MeShel Centralia College students. State Bank as Vice President are offering an introductory & logo. You can attach your for legal aid services in Lewis Security State Bank is pleased Excludes gift certificates and discount. business name & logo to any one County. We welcome your to announce that Mark Gordon of the many contests during fair retail sales. At McMenamins donations, including auction has joined our team as Vice Dressbarn Remodel week, place banners, signage or you can enjoy an evening with items for the event. If you have President and Commercial Loan Dressbarn has a new look displays on the grounds, attach friends, an outstanding movie, any questions or information Officer. Security State Bank is to show you opening March your name to one or all of the non-alcoholic beverages, local regarding donations, please a well-capitalized community 21st. You won’t recognize major musical concerts, even microbrews and wine, fine contact Jennifer Groberg at bank that is actively lending us! Dressbarn never looked get naming rights to a building. food, knowing that you are (360)748-6641 or via email at to businesses and consumers. so good! Fresh and fun with Fair sponsorship opportunities helping students achieve their [email protected]. Founded in Chehalis in 1903, blush pink walls, white accents can be as diverse and creative as educational goals. Security State Bank has 11 your business demands. You’re and fashion first displays. The Being a Leader, March Madness at conveniently located branches fitting rooms have beautiful giving back to the community in O’Blarney’s Irish Pub in Chehalis(3), Centralia (2), chandeliers, tufted benches and a big way and helping your own Before You Have a Team Morton, Rochester, Pe Ell, bottom line at the same time. For Everyone is a VIP “Very Irish scroll wallpaper to make every At United Women in Person” on St Patrick’s Day. We Raymond, South Bend, and more information, contact Gale Business Network, we develop woman feel special. We have will be celebrating all weekend Grayland. Mark brings 27 Sobolesky at (360)740-1495. our leadership skills before expanded the women’s side to long. Some of the highlights years of lending and overall we have a team. Each week, a create a better experience for our this year will be: The Olympia banking experience to Security Miss Lewis County member shares their business or customers too! With this new Highlanders Pipe & Drum State Bank. With his extensive advice in a comfortable, friendly look comes all the latest spring Scholarship Pageant Band, The Comerford School of background in business and forum. It’s an excellent way to fashions including our fantastic Saturday, March 8th at 7pm. Irish Dance, The Grafton Street community banking, he will be practice being a leader without spring dresses. A dress for every (doors open at 6pm) Chester performers, and DJ No Name an exceptional asset for the Bank the pressure of actually having woman for any occasion, we offer V Rhodes Auditorium in R.E. spinning all your dance favorites. and its customers. For more to lead! Several of our women are the largest selection in Lewis Bennett School at 223 S Market Don’t forget the food: Corned information on Security State involved in direct sales. UWBN County. Always offering women Blvd, Chehalis. Tickets: $15 Beef and Cabbage, Shepherd’s Bank, call (360) 736-0763 or visit affords them the opportunity the best in career, casual, petites, presale at the Centralia Chehalis Pie, Irish stew, Bangers and Mash, us online at www.ssbwa.com. to share their presentations and shoes and great accessories. Chamber of Commerce at 500 Soda Bread, and Fish and Chips. knowledge of their products Conflict Resolution Training Our fashion stylists are excited NW Chamber of Commerce What would St. Patrick’s Day be not only about our store but Way, Chehalisor $20 at the door. without fear. It’s a chance for Community Mediation Saturday, April 26th Centralia them to hone their production, please see BIZZ BUZZ, page 4 Center of Lewis County will be to inspire you to look and feel offering training in Conflict beautiful. Please stop by March Resolution skills starting 27th at Noon for our Grand Downtown “Girls Night Out” April 14th. This 40 hour Basic Opening Ribbon Cutting and Explore Your Insurance Options drawings for free gift cards. Come downtown from 3pm Mediation class will be held six to 8pm. Brownstone/Debbie’s Call us for a quote 800-321-1878 or 736-1234 evenings and two Saturdays in Boutique and HUBBUB will be Business • Personal • Home • Auto • Flood • Earthquake • Life the local area. Some of the things HELP A LOCAL STUDENT WITH a starting point this year to get participants will learn include: your goody bag and passport for Improving Communication, READING SUCCESS! $5.00. Managing Strong Emotions, Our schools have faced Conflict Style Analysis, Root system-wide budget cuts, Support Big Brothers Causes of Conflict, Conflict increased class sizes and Big Sisters of Southwest LLC Management Skills, How to reductions in staff. Nationally, Become a Volunteer Mediator, in response, United Way Washington and more! Early Bird rate is launched a 3-year initiative to 2014 Bowl for Kids’ Sake helps $550 if paid by March 31st ($600 recruit 1 million volunteers to us raise the dollars that allow us after). Some scholarship options provide academic support to to support hundreds of children 118 West Pine Street, Centralia are available. The training school kids in need. Locally, in the community annually. This Also located in Olympia & Vancouver CH516280sl.ke qualifies for Attorney CLEs and United Way’s Retired and Senior year, our goal is to raise $65,000. 800-321-1878 or 360-736-7601 • www.nicholson-insurance.com Educator Clock Hours. For more Volunteer Program (RSVP) is Sign up your team now to help information or to request an now recruiting citizens age 55 us get there. Registration is fast, application, call (360)748-0492 plus to be Reading Buddies. collecting pledges is easier than or email [email protected]. Both Centralia and Chehalis ever, and the bowling event is a elementary schools need Reading big party in your honor! Register DevilFish Public House Buddies to help struggling online & download pledge Residential & Commercial Happy St. Paddy’s Day to readers that need extra practice sheets today: www.swwabigs. you. The DevilFish Public outside of regular reading times org/bowlforkidssake. First 20 Featuring Local House will be celebrating Irish during school. For one hour per teams to register online AND Week starting Saturday, March week, YOU can help! Sign up reach their team minimum - first In-State 15th with either live music today for the next Reading Buddy pitcher is on us! Monitoring from The Whistling Oysters orientation on March 18th at or Irish Karaoke. All front taps 10am at the United Way office Port of Chehalis Seeks New will feature beers from the to learn more about the program. Executive Director Emerald Isle of green-Guinness, For more information contact The Port of Chehalis is APPROVED Smithwicks, Harps, Murphy’s, Jennifer Thompson at (360)943- seeking qualified applicants Killkenny & more. Special menu 2773 ext 21 or jthompson@ for the position of Executive items running all week with unitedway-thurston.org. Director. The Executive Free Estimates 360-736-4191 CH516261sl.ke • Security Systems • Fire Alarm Systems • Camera Systems

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Taste of Home Cooking School job or relocate outside of the features 12 drafts beers. Don’t is impressive. It’s an honor to be Between now and March 15th Made Easy program will be community. Anyone interested miss out on SW Washington’s included.” enter to win a $230 leather held Tuesday, April 29th at the in the BASM program is invited best St. Patrick’s Day celebration, designer handbag and/or a $100 Great Wolf Lodge. Tickets are to contact McGee at Centralia book your reservations now. Community Farmers Market shopping spree. Winners will currently available at re:Design College by calling (360)736-9391 You can watch the entire Seeks Vendors be drawn at the 7pm showing in downtown Chehalis or at ext. 432, contact him via email NCAA Basketball tournament In preparation for the new sea- of Casablanca. All proceeds BrownPaperTickets.com. It will at [email protected], or visit simultaneously on HDTV. son, beginning June 10th, the from the handbag will be going be an exciting event filled with http://bachelors.centralia.edu/. Happy Hour: Monday – Friday Farmers Market encourages po- to the Centralia Rotary Fox the best of our recipes! So bring 3-6pm. tential vendors to apply for booth Theatre Mezzanine Restoration your friends and family, and THE YOUTH ALLIANCE space. Prepared food vendors Project. From 11am to 6pm on enjoy the fun at a cooking school The Youth Alliance meeting is focusing on “Mapping and Among Wolves are needed, but artisans, pro- the 15th, enjoy hot dogs & sodas in your area. We hope to see you Wolf Haven International at Debbie’s and coffee, beer, wine, Linking our Community’s ducers, and farmers are encour- there! Services to Youth”. RSVP at hosts author Marybeth aged as well. Vendor applications and desserts at Brownstone Holleman in Olympia and Seattle Coffee Lounge. www.surveymonkey.com/s/ and policies can be found at the Calvary Campus Church pacmtn. Space is limited to the for a presentation about her new Farmers Market website, www. Chief Executive Officer Is On the Move first 100 people. The event is book Among Wolves: Gordon communityfarmersmarket.net Calvary Campus Church Wednesday, March 19th at the Haber’s Insights Into Alaska’s under the Vendors tab, or hard Appointed has moved to its new location at Veterans Memorial Museum Most Misunderstood Animal. copies can be picked up at the Richard J. Stride was 2502 Seward Avenue in Centralia. 100 SW Veterans Way in Sunday, March 2nd, 2 - 3:30pm, WSU Extension Office, 351 NW appointed Chief Executive This will be Calvary Campus Chehalis. Lunch is provided DoubleTree Inn (formerly North St., in Chehalis. Anyone Officer of Cascade Mental Church’s home until the Historic by the Centralia College Teen Phoenix Inn), Olympia, WA. interested in becoming a vendor Health Care. Richard came to Synagogue can be remodeled Program. The event is hosted Monday, March 3rd, 6 - 7:30pm, is encouraged to apply before CMHC from Catholic Child & and ready for services. We by the Hispanic Round Table, Seattle downtown public library, the annual Community Farmers Family Services in Wenatchee welcome everyone to join us at CommonAction, Washington Washington Mutual room. Market meeting, held on March where he had been since 2003. our new location 7pm on Sunday College Access Network, College Success Foundation, ESD 27th. He was responsible for achieving evenings. For more information Pat Kemp Named Centralia financial and administrative #113 Youth Programs, Pacific visit www.calvarycampuschurch. Mountain Workforce, and Lewis College’s Distinguished Dance Festival results and overseeing day- org. to-day operations for a not- County Alliance for Youth. Alumnus Award Recipient Northwest 2014 9:00am Meet and Greet 9:30am – Pat Kemp, a man who holds The Southwest Washington for-profit, community-based Accepting Applications 1:30pm Program. responsibility for the systems Dance Center will host the 22nd behavioral healthcare provider The Centralia College that connect people and deliver annual Dance Festival Northwest, organization. Prior to that, Bachelor of Applied Science goods and materials throughout on Saturday, March 22 at 7:00pm Richard was the Clinical Director in Management (BASM) Alaska, is Centralia College’s in the Corbet Theater on the of Chelan Douglas Behavioral degree program is accepting 2014 Distinguished Alumnus campus of Centralia College. Health Clinic. He also served in applications for consideration Award recipient. Kemp, a 1973 Dance Festival Northwest brings the United States Army Reserves for fall quarter 2014. Students Centralia College graduate, is dance companies from around from 1999-2008, and attained can enter the program only in the Alaska commissioner for the Pacific Northwest to the the rank of Captain. Richard fall quarter. It is recommended Transportation and Public Centralia/Chehalis area. This and his wife, Connie, reside in that individuals considering FABULOUS Facilities (DOT&PF). The year you will see very diverse Olympia. applying to the Centralia College department is responsible forms of dance performed from bachelor’s degree program for highways and roads, the contemporary ballet and jazz Taste Of Home Cooking apply now. Selection into the FULL COLOR! state ferry system, airports, to modern and contemporary School Is Back!! program is merit based, which NOW EASIER THAN EVER! measures and commercial dance. For more information call At a Taste of Home Cooking requires applicants to hold an vehicle regulation, and design the Dance Center at (360)748- School show, you’ll experience associate in arts degree from an Get your customer’s and engineering services. His 4789. Tickets ($15 adult and $10 a 2-hour demonstration of accredited college, have some attention with full color signs responsibilities stretch from the senior, student and children) exciting recipes. Our Culinary work experience, and meet and graphics! rainforest of Southeast Alaska are available: online at www. Specialists will show step-by- certain other criteria. Larry Inside he Chronicle to the Ice Road link to Prudhoe swwdance.org, at the Southwest step instructions on how to McGee, Associate Dean of the 321 N. Pearl St. Centralia Bay. Kemp is the college’s 37th Washington Dance Center create satisfying and flavorful college’s baccalaureate programs, Distinguished Alumnus Award located at 455 N. Market Blvd in dishes. Additionally, everyone will work with individuals to 360-736-6322 Networking Ribbon Cuttings Chamber Forum

Chamber Director Alicia Bull welcomes Adolphsen Real Estate back to Chehalis during their Ribbon Cut- ting.

Yoga instructor Melissa Fox cut the ribbon to celebrate the grand opening of Thorbeckes’ Hot Yoga Studio in Chehalis. J Vander Stoep from the Chehalis River Basin Flood Authority gave Business After Hours a presentation and answered questions.

Alicia Bull joins the staff of the Riverside Golf Course, owned by the Sorenson family, who hosted a spectacular Business After Hours last month.

Over 50 people gathered at O’Blarney’s Irish Pub on February 10th for the Chamber Forum.

A large crowd enjoyed the Business After Hours hosted by Riverside Golf Club.

New Chamber member Sandi Christianson is networking with new acquaintances at the February Business After Hours. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014 • Main 7 Records Sirens, Court Records, Lotteries, Commodities

Death Notices Sirens • VIRGINIA ANN WILSON, 81, Centralia, died rassment threats to kill and the 300 block of East Oakville Wednesday, Feb. 12, at Cooks Hill Manor LEWIS COUNTY SHERIff’S OffICE Theft Assisted Living, Centralia. A potluck me- Stolen Snowmobile was referred for fourth-degree Avenue outside of Centralia at assault and attempted assault about 9 a.m. Monday. The dog • A 48-year-old Chehalis morial service will be at 11 a.m. Thursday, woman called police at 3 p.m. March 13, at the Salkum Fire Hall. Ar- • A 2012 Arctic Cat snow- charges after an alleged fight was quarantined. rangements are under the direction of mobile was reported stolen near with his ex-girlfriend. The inci- Monday to report several rings Brown Mortuary Service, Chehalis. milepost 4 near Skate Creek dent occurred on the 100 block Burglary and necklaces, valued at $1,900, • JUANITA “JOSIE” MOTTLEY, 84, Morton, Road North in Ashford at 3 p.m. were missing from a safe on the died Sunday, Feb. 2, at Heritage House, of Josephine Loop in Onalaska Monday. at about 7 a.m. Monday. • Deputies took a report of 100 block of Dieckman Road. Morton. A potluck remembrance service a burglary of a barn and a shed will be 1-4 p.m. Saturday at the Morton on the 12000 block of U.S. High- Senior Center, 103 Westlake Ave., Mor- Harassment Child Hospitalized After Dog Bite Burglary ton. Arrangements are under the direc- way 12 near Randle at 4 p.m. tion of Sticklin Funeral Chapel, Centralia. • Dylan J. Brossett, 20, of • A 1-year-old child was tak- Monday. Someone broke into • Deputies are investigating • ELLEN EDWARDS, 81, Winlock, died Onalaska, was arrested and en to a hospital after he was bit- the buildings and stole tools and a burglary that occurred on the Tuesday, March 4, at Harborview Medi- booked into jail for felony ha- ten in the face by a black lab on chainsaws. please see SIRENS, page Main 8 cal Center, Seattle. Visitation will be 3-6 p.m. Friday at Brown Mortuary Service, Chehalis. A memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Brown Mortuary Service, In Remembrance In Remembrance followed by a reception, also at Brown. Arrangements are under the direction evelyn eleanor jenson of Brown. rUBY graveS • JAMES ARTHUR HALL, 89, Centralia, died siblings, nieces and nephews Wednesday, March 5, in Centralia. Inter- to Washington was related to would celebrate Christmas ment will be at Tahoma National Cem- Joe’s service as an Oficer in Eve with a buffet and gift etery, Kent, at a later date. the Air Force Reserves. He exchange. At Christmas the • ELEANOR LOUISE OPENDACK, 96, Chehalis, was transferred to McChord yard would have a nativity died Sunday, March 2, at home. A service Air Force Base in Tacoma. scene, a church Chuck built, will be at 1 p.m. Friday at Mountain View Evelyn worked part time and inlatable Santa, Reindeer Cemetery, Centralia. Arrangements are for Cascade Tax Service in and Snowman, Ruby loved under the direction of Cattermole Fu- Centralia and Chehalis for neral Home, Winlock. decorating the house for all many years. Both Evelyn holidays. Her favorite family and Joe were very involved vacation was Yellowstone Lotteries in community events and the Park as she really enjoyed Napavine Booster Club. They the bears. After her husband Washington’s Tuesday Games were also long time members passed away she enjoyed of the St. John’s Lutheran traveling with her daughter Powerball: Next jackpot: $40 million Church in Chehalis. on Discovery Tours. Her Mega Millions: 10-29-31-35-45, Mega Evelyn enjoyed baking and favorite trips were Branson, Ball: 10 could always be counted on Mo.; Mariners games as well Next jackpot: $240 million Ruby Graves age 92, Evelyn Eleanor Jenson, age for her wonderful chocolate passed away peacefully on as Casinos. Ruby was a huge Match 4: 02-07-09-20 chip cookies. She also Mariners fan, a wonderful Daily Game: 3-6-3 87, of Napavine passed away Feb. 28, 2014 at Liberty at home Saturday, March spent many hours playing Country Place. Ruby was cook and in earlier years Keno: 02-03-09-14-15-21-22-27-28-31- games with her children and did canning. She enjoyed 32-33-41-44-48-51-58-63-72-75 1, 2014. She was born in born Aug. 22, 1921 in Whitewater, Mont. on Feb. 5, grandchildren over the years. Chehalis, Wash. and was a bowling and was a long time 1927, the daughter of Agnes She is survived by her lifetime resident of Lewis secretary of Blue Monday & son and daughter-in-law, Wednesday Niters Leagues. Commodities and Ervin Thompson. County. She received a plaque for 15 Evelyn graduated from Paul and Susan Jenson; She was preceded in death Gas in Washington — $3.50 (AAA of grandchildren, April by parents, James Blaine years service as secretary for Washington) Saco High School in 1945. Wednesday Niters League. She continued her education, Langford, Amanda Hanson Presnell and Jessie Wymore; Crude Oil — $101.00 per barrel (CME (great-grandsons, Corbin She was a member of the Group) receiving a nursing degree brother, Emerick Phillips; American Legion Auxiliary Gold — $1,338 (Monex) through the U.S. Cadet Nurse and Hunter Hanson) and sister, Eunice Raschke; Austin Jenson; her daughter and AARP. Silver — $21.23 (Monex) Corps Sacred Heart School husband, Chuck Graves; Thank you to Liberty of Nursing in Havre, Mont. and son-in-law, Bonnie and son, James Frogner who died Country Place and special in 1946. After completing Joel Myer. at birth; and nephew, John thanks to Nurse Nina and Corrections her nursing education, She was preceded in death Leonard. Restorative Therapist, Cindy. she returned to work at by her husband, Joe Jenson; She is survived by ••• daughter, Luana Graves; Funeral services to The Chronicle seeks to be accu- the County Courthouse in brother, Vern Thompson; and celebrate Ruby's life will be Malta where she was later her infant granddaughter, nieces, Janice Duncan and rate and fair in all its reporting. If Lorita Munsell; as well as held 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, you find an error or believe a news promoted to serve as the Ashlee Jenson. March 12, 2014 at Newell- A memorial service will great-nieces and nephews. item is incorrect, please call the news- Deputy Treasurer for Phillips Ruby graduated from Adna Hoerling's Mortuary, 205 W. room as soon as possible at 807-8224, County. be held at 10:00 a.m. on Pine St., Centralia, Wash. Saturday, March 15, 2014 at High School in 1940. After between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday Evelyn met Joseph L. graduation she worked Graveside services will through Friday. Jenson, a teacher at Malta St. John’s Lutheran Church, follow at Claquato Cemetery, 2190 Jackson Hwy, Chehalis, during WWII as a clerk typist High school. They were at the Puget Sound Naval Chehalis, Wash. married on Aug. 20, 1954. Wash. Ship Yard in Bremerton, Please be sure to sign iPad Users - Evelyn and her husband Wash. She was devoted to the online guest book at moved to Geyser, Mont. in To view the obituary, please family and loved children www.newellhoerlings.com. the late 1950s and then to go to chronline.com/obituaries. as well as being full of life, Family services by Newell- We have an Napavine in 1961. The move Hoerling's Mortuary of love, and fun. Ruby always Centralia. Sticklin Funeral Chapel had a smile for everyone and app for you! 1437 South Gold a personality everyone liked. Condolences may be offered at To view the obituary, please Centralia, WA 98531 Her favorite time of year was www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com go to chronline.com/obituaries. chronline.com (360) 736-1388 Christmas, family including In Remembrance In Remembrance MARDELLE MILDRED HADALLER ronald laverne gateS only son, John L. Hadaller He also played football for included photography, Jr., her endeavors turned to Centralia and Grays Harbor dancing, hiking, traveling, being a mom, homemaker, colleges and was a pitcher participating in playing Avon representative and for Bailey’s Real Estate slow- and watching sports. He neighborhood babysitter. pitch team for over 10 years, particularly enjoyed watching Mardelle took great pride taking the team to nationals. his grandchildren participate. in her gardening, canning Ron was a member of the He was preceded in death and sewing. She enjoyed Washington State Oficials by his parents; and sister, making custom western Association, refereeing and Avalon Morris of Chehalis, shirts for her husband and umpiring numerous boys and Wash. son, quilts for family and girls city leagues, high school Ron is survived by his and college games for nearly brother, Leonard Gates friends and draperies for 30 years. He coached Lewis of Akron, Colo.; brother, her multiple homes through County Little League, girl’s Avery Gates of Soap Lake, the years. Mardelle worked summer and high school fast Wash.; sister, Eldah Driver side by side with her pitch teams, taking several of of Chehalis, Wash.; sister, husband John, remodeling his teams to State Playoffs, Bonnie Barr of Napavine, and building houses after earning the honor of Lewis Wash.; three daughters, Mardelle Hadaller went his retirement from Boeing Ronald Laverne Gates County Sportsman of the Sharlynn Gates, spouse of home to be with the Lord, in 1969. The couple lived passed away on Saturday, Year in the 1980s. John Sanborn of Lakewood, March 1, 2014, peacefully in Graham, Wash., from March 1, 2014 losing his On March 23, 1962 Wash, Jolene Kindell, in her sleep. She was born 1973 to 1996, making many battle to prostate cancer at Ron married Lois Orloske, spouse of Mark Kindell of in Max, Neb. to Charles lasting friendships while also the age of 77. Ronald Gates daughter of Max Orloske Adna, Wash. and Renell and Rosa Hitch on Sept. 28, living next door to their son was born Nov. 23, 1936 and Dora Rayton Orloske. Hull, partner with Joshua 1921. When she was around and daughter-in-law and in Brush, Colo. to Charles Three daughters were born to Bushee of Tualatin, Ore.; and 13 years old and due to the enjoying the birth of their Leonard Gates and Grace this union, Sharlynn, Jolene four grandchildren, Trevor dust bowl, the family moved two grandchildren. Marie Green Gates. Paternal and Renell. Ron’s second Kindell, Hayley Kindell, by car to Washington State In 1997 the couple retired grandparents were George marriage was to Betty Snow Cheyenne Kindell and again and took on the task H. Gates and Sarah E. Post. Yocom Tapio and also had a Hayden Hull. settling near Silver Creek of building yet another Maternal grandparents were brief third marriage. The family would like in Lewis County. Mardelle home in Ethel, Wash., where John Green Jr. and Laura R. Ron was a past member to extend a heartfelt thanks attended Mossyrock High Mardelle enjoyed her friends Shirley Gates. Ron was the and superintendent of the to his caregiver, Rebecca School and played trumpet and neighbors at the Toledo youngest of six children, Chehalis Baptist Church and Rice of Napavine, Wash. for in the school's marching Seniors, the Grange and the lovingly called The Caboose member of Adna Evangelical keeping a smile on his face. band and graduated in 1939. Onalaska First Church of by his father. The family Church. After graduating with Memorial services will After graduation she worked God. moved from Akron, Colo. to his AA from Centralia College be held at Sticklin Funeral various jobs from babysitting Mardelle will be missed Washington State in 1939 to in 1958, Ron was employed Chapel in Centralia, Wash. on and caregiving of elderly by many and is survived by escape the dustbowl. as a mail carrier working Saturday, March 8, 2014 at relatives to milking cows. her husband of 71 years, Ron grew up in Dryad, his way up to Postmaster 11:00 a.m. Mardelle married John John L. Hadaller Sr.; son, Wash. and graduated from Pe serving 52 years in the U.S. A private inurnment will L. Hadaller Sr. on July 18, John L. Hadaller Jr. and Ell High School in 1954. He Postal Service. He served be at Claquato Cemetery at 1942. The couple lived in the wife Colette; and two played football, basketball as Postmaster in Chehalis, a later date. Family requests Seattle area from early on and grandchildren, Dustin and and baseball for Pe Ell Rochester, Raymond and in lieu of lowers, donations Mardelle went to work for Madison Hadaller. High School. Ron enjoyed inally Port Angles wherebe made to the Dryad the Boeing Company during Service will be at the the outdoors, hunting and he lived and served for Community Church, the the War taking on the task ishing. He was also 29 an years. Ron was named American Cancer Association of a real Rosie the Riveter, Fir Lawn Funeral Chapel, outstanding athlete. Ron Washington State Postmaster or the Lewis County Veterans working on both B-17 and Toledo, Wash., March 8, joined the U.S. Marines in of the Year and served as Memorial Museum. B-29 Bombers. Mardelle also 2014 at 11:00 a.m., viewing 1954, serving two and a half National Postmasters Union from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 years stationed in Japan and Representative for numerous worked as a waitress at a fast a.m. Following the service To view the obituary, please paced Luncheonette near the Hawaii as a sharpshooter. years. Ron’s life enjoyments go to chronline.com/obituaries. Boeing Plant and later for a celebration of life potluck the Arden Ice Cream Factory lunch will be held at the Sticklin Funeral Chapel Cowlitz Prairie Grange Hall. 1437 South Gold in Seattle. Condolences may be offered at To view the obituary, please Centralia, WA 98531 After the birth of her www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com go to chronline.com/obituaries. (360) 736-1388 Main 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014 LOCAL

Stolen EBT Card Sirens • Police took a report of a Report: Crime in Centralia CENTRALIA CRIME stolen driver’s license and EBT On average, in Centralia in Continued from page Main 7 card from the 100 block of South Continues To Decline 2013: Oak Street shortly after 5:30 a.m. more than 2,400 felony and mis- • A theft occurred every 14.5 500 block of West Reynolds Av- CHIEF: Despite Downward Wednesday. demeanor arrests, including ex- hours. enue in Centralia between Sun- Trend, Centralia Police ecutions of warrants. • A burglary occurred every day and Monday. The victim, Violent crime in particular two days a 38-year-old Centralia man, CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT Do Not Expect Rate ‘Dodge’ Held After Attempt saw a significant drop in 2013. • One vehicle was reported called police at 5:30 a.m. Monday to Drop Much Lower Violent crime includes re- stolen from city limits every to report eight tires and a DVD to Steal Chevy Truck eight days. By Stephanie Schendel ported murders, rape, robbery player, valued at $400, were sto- • Mark F. Dodge, 35, of and aggravated assault. Proper- • An aggravated assault oc- len from a garage. Bremerton, was arrested and [email protected] ty crimes include burglary, theft, curred every 10 days. booked into jail for alleged While crime in Centralia has motor vehicle theft and arson. vehicle theft and referred for The department’s clear- CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT reached its lowest point in 50 There were no homicides ance rate for both property Attempted Burglary second-degree assault after he years, the city’s police chief does within the city limits of Cen- allegedly attempted to steal a crimes and violent crimes not expect to get much lower. tralia in 2013, and the numberalso increased in 2013: • Police took a report of an at- Chevrolet truck from the drive- “Statistically, this commu- of reported rapes dropped from tempted burglary at a garage on • Thirty out of 35 reported way of a house on the 200 block nity was the safest it has been 12 in 2012 to six last year. The felony assaults were solved. the 600 block of Lakeshore Drive of Northeast Washington Av- in many, many years,” Bob Berg number of felony assaults also shortly before 9 a.m. Monday. • Ten out of 18 robbery cases enue, according to the Centralia wrote in a press release about dropped a little more than 25 were closed. Police Department. The owner of the city’s 2013 crime statistics. percent from 48 reported as- • One out of six reported rape Vehicle Prowl the vehicle had apparently start- In the past saults in 2012 to 35 last year.- casesVe was closed. • Someone reported the theft ed the ignition of the truck and 10 years, there hicle thefts and burglaries also • Out of the 602 thefts reported of items out of an unlocked ve- left the vehicle unlocked. Dodge has been a decreased. in the city, police closed 109 hicle on the 700 block of South allegedly got into the truck and major reduc- “The continuing hard work cases, approximately 18 Gold Street shortly before 11 a.m. tried to back out of the driveway. tion in crimi- of our anti-crime team, traf- percent. Monday. Two men tried to stop him from nal activity in fic unit, school resource officer, • Thirty-five out of a reported doing so, and one of the men was the commu- along with our detective and 155 burglaries were cleared, approximately 23 percent. Disorderly Transient hit by the bumper of the vehicle nity, the chief patrol divisions is outstanding,” before the truck hit a tree. Dodge said. Since Berg wrote in the release. • Timothy R. Swann, 27, a was arrested. Bob Berg 2004, - re police chief transient, was arrested and ported crime booked into the Lewis County Unwanted Touching within the Jail for suspicion of obstructing Funeral Alternatives • Myron L. Jacobs, 49, of Seat- city has declined 45 percent. and disorderly conduct after he “That’s huge,” said Berg, who was allegedly attempting to start tle, was arrested and booked into Our Lewis County Arrangement Ofice jail for fourth-degree assault for has served as chief since 2004. fights with people on the 200 1126 S. Gold St., Suite 208 CH516453.sl.cg alleged “unwanted touching” of Crime rates have also con- block of North Railroad Avenue tinued to slowly drop the past Centralia, WA 98531 at about 1:30 p.m. Monday. a staff member at American Be- havioral Health on the 500 block five years. For Appointments Call 360 - 807- 4468 of Southeast Washington Av- “If you take away the spike in Stolen Check enue at about 8:30 a.m. Monday. 2010, it has been relatively stable www.FuneralAlternatives.org Available 24/7 • Someone reported at 2:19 for the past five years,” he said. p.m. Monday that a check was Odd Man Despite the decrease, Berg stolen from a mailbox on the 200 does not expect the rate to drop In Remembrance block of Centralia College Boule- • Someone called police at much more. vard and was cashed for a differ- about 4:30 p.m. Monday on the “I am not sure how much "buffalo" robert s. ross ent amount. 1400 block of Louisiana Avenue lower we can go,” Berg said. July 17, 1947 ~ Feb. 28, 2014 to report a suspicious male who “You reach a point where there also a volunteer ireman for Protection Order Violation grabbed his genitals and was act- will always be some crime in the Black Diamond Fire ing like he might have a weapon. your community.” Department. • Police took a report of a pos- An officer responded but was un- Due to the economics of His hobbies included sible protection order violation able to locate the man. Centralia, which includes a camping with family on the 900 block of South Tower high unemployment rate and and friends, working on Avenue at 2:34 p.m. Monday. The Abuse? inexpensive housing operated automobiles, watching case is still under investigation. by out-of-town landlords, there NASCAR, woodworking and • Someone called police will always be a certain level of spending time at the beach shortly before 5 p.m. to report crime that goes along with that clam digging. Unbolted Gate possible child abuse occurring He leaves behind his wife kind of poverty, he said. Karen; daughter, Joanne; • Officers took a report of in the Walmart parking lot. The Centralia, which has a popu- someone removing a gate from a reporting party told the 911 dis- granddaughter, Kelsey all lation of about 16,600 people, of Port Angeles; aunt, Freda fence on the 200 block of Buck- patcher a woman was screaming, will likely never reach as low of yelling and hitting her child be- Steveson of Long Beach, ner Street shortly after 3 p.m. a crime rate as Tumwater due Wash.; brothers, Frank Monday. cause the child spilled Cheetos. to the economics of the area, he (Jackie) Ross of Ethel, Wash.; An officer responded and deter- said. Robert Stanley Ross of Port Raymond (Linda) Ross of Stolen Card mined the child was not injured, Centralia police officers, Ariz.; many cousins, nieces, and the conduct fell into the Angeles passed away Feb. however, do work very hard to 28, 2014, at the age of 66. nephews and close family • Police took a report of a sto- realm of parental discipline, not members, as well as all of his len credit card on the 1500 block close cases, he said. He was born on July 17, abuse. 1947 in Chehalis, Wash. to coffee buddies. of Delaware Avenue shortly be- “I think our officers work He is preceded in death by fore 4 p.m. Monday. very hard,” the chief said. “They Jack Stanley and Mae Alice ••• (Young) Ross. his father, Jack Ross; mother, love solving crime. They love Mae Helland; brother, By The Chronicle Staff being busy.” He graduated from No-Contact Order Violation Please call news reporter Stepha- Centralia High School in Donald Ross. nie Schendel with news tips. She can Overall, the 31-officer de- 1966. After school he started In lieu of lowers, • Randall P. Martin, 31, of partment handled 21,666 calls contributions can be made Centralia, was arrested and be reached at 807-8208 or sschen- his trucking career, which [email protected]. for service in 2013, and made took him to many places. in Robert’s name to the booked into jail on the 200 block Eventually settling in Port Diabetes Association or of South Silver Street at about 6 Angeles in 1978. Cancer Research. p.m. Monday for allegedly violat- He married Karen Hopkins Services for Robert will ing a no-contact order that his Newell-Hoerling’s on June 27, 1981 in Port be held on Sunday March ex-girlfriend had against him. Angeles. Together, they had 9, 2014 at 1:00 p.m. at the a daughter, Joanne. Black Diamond Community The alleged violation occurred Hall, 1942 Black Diamond over the phone. Mortuary He spent most of his life behind the wheel of an 18 Road. Proudly Serving Lewis & Thurston wheeler. He also drove a Domestic Violence Counties Since 1907 School Bus, done some To view the obituary, please • Carolayne D. Waggener, 46, general contracting. He was go to chronline.com/obituaries. of Centralia, was arrested and booked into jail for fourth-de- gree assault domestic violence $775.00 RiChARd (diCK) miTChELL shortly before 4 a.m. Tuesday on mAY 16, 1938 - FEbRuARY 28, 2014 the 800 block of Wayne Drive. Simple Direct Cremation • Brian C. Hughes, 34, of Cen- For Information Please Call Dick went to be antique cars, playing tralia, was arrested and booked with the Lord on Feb. cards and trips to into jail for allegedly slapping his Tel. 360-736-3317 28, 2014. Dick was Reno with his very girlfriend on the 1400 block of born on May 16, 1938 best friend Bill Orr • Funerals in Centralia, Wash. and his wife Chris. In Johnson Road shortly after 7:30 to George and Doris p.m. Tuesday. • Cremations the fall you could ind Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary Mitchell. Dick and his son’s, Bill • Monument Sales He grew up in and his kids at R.E. Stolen License Plate 205 W. Pine Street • Floral Centralia, graduating CH516541sl.sw Bennet School playing Centralia, WA. 98531 • Advanced Planning in 1958 from Centralia basketball. The last two • A license plate was report- High School. Dick edly stolen from a utility trailer years, Dick had a booth Visit us online at: www.NewellHoerlings.com was drafted into the at the Yard Birds Flee on the 1300 block of Lum Road Army in 1962. While Market, there he was at 8:23 a.m. Tuesday. The sto- serving at Fort Bragg surrounded by many len license plate is Washington he and other soldiers friends. 8078UY. In Remembrance were boarded into a Dick was preceded plane and awaited a in death by his father; Would-Be Shoplifters Thwarted light to Cuba. Whenmother; brother, Alfred WYVONNE L. (PETERSON) CLARK he returned home Mitchell; sisters, • A man and woman were at- helping others. he went to work at Nadein Pye and Betty tempting to steal items from a She was preceded in death Centralia Plywood. Ritchey. store on the 1200 block of Har- by her later husband, William While working there He is survived by rison Avenue shortly after 10 a.m. I. Peterson; son, William he met and married his three sons, Bill Tuesday. The duo were confront- (Bill) I. Peterson, Jr.; and his wife of 49 years, Mitchell, Ken Mitchell, ed and they both fled the store. brothers, Edward Godfrey, Sharon Bartel. Dick and Gary Mitchell, and Sharon raised three Police later located the woman, Vasel Godfrey and Marshall all of Chehalis; two (Bud) Godfrey. sons. but not the man. His identity is In the late 60s, Dick grandsons, Zachery known and the case is still under She is survived by her Mitchell of Chehalis husband, Kenny Clark; and his good friend and Kramer Mitchell investigation. daughters, Kathy Anderson, Darrold Cox formed Mitchell and Cox of Centralia; and one Rochester, Wash., Jan great-granddaughter, Lightner (George), Modesto, Construction. They demolished many Cloe; brothers and Calif., Rynea Edwards buildings and moved sister-in-laws, Lloyd We do small (Kelly), Chehalis, Wash.; 10 homes which can and Sue Bartel, Richard grandchildren, eight great- be seen throughout and Rosland Bartel; grandchildren and three Lewis County. Among and brother-in-law, jobs too! Wyvonne L. (Peterson) great-great-grandchildren. buildings demolished Bill Ritchey; and many Clark, 80, passed away She will be truly missed by was a large lumber nieces and nephews. peacefully on Feb. 26, 2014 all. shed owned by Agnew There will be no in Rochester, Wash. She Her request was for no Lumber Co. and the funeral but a memorial enjoyed being around her services and to have any Noble Field grandstand service later this month. grandchildren and family. donations given to your in Centralia. She also enjoyed drives favorite charity. Dick loved To view the obituary, with Kenny. She was Known To view the obituary, please NASCAR and Greg please go to chronline. 736-6322 for her selless dedication to go to chronline.com/obituaries. Bifle, the Seahawks,com/obituaries. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014 • Main 9 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Clinton Again Blasts Facebook to Delete Posts Diplomats Fail to Putin After Her Bring Russia, Ukraine Hitler Remark Together for Talks LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rus- PARIS (AP) — The United sian President Vladimir Putin is for Illegal Sales of Guns States and Western diplomats a tough but thin-skinned leader failed to bring Russian and Ukrai- who is squandering his country’s By Michael Virtanen nian foreign ministers together potential, former U.S. Secretary The Associated Press Wednesday for face-to-face talks of State Hillary Clinton said “Responsible social media sites know that on the confrontation in Crimea, Wednesday, a day after she lik- ALBANY, N.Y. — Under even as U.S. Secretary of State ened his actions on the Crimean pressure from gun control advo- it is in no one’s interest for their sites to John Kerry voiced optimism that peninsula of Ukraine to those of cates, Facebook agreed Wednes- become the 21st-century black market in an exit strategy was possible. “I’d Adolf Hitler in the 1930s. day to delete posts from users rather be where we are today than Clinton, a potential 2016 seeking to buy or sell weapons il- dangerous and illegal goods that place where we were yesterday,” he said. presidential contender, warned legally or without a background our families and communities at risk.” The flurry of diplomatic ac- during her latest speech at the check. tivity came as NATO punished A similar policy will be ap- University of California, Los Eric Schneiderman Russia by suspending military Angeles that “all parties should plied to Instagram, the com- New York attorney general cooperation, and the European avoid steps that could be misin- pany’s photo-sharing network, Union extended $15 billion in aid terpreted or lead to miscalcula- Facebook said. The measures to Ukraine, matching the amount tion at this delicate time.” will be put into effect over the out in an agreement with New porters will continue to have a the country’s fugitive president ac- Putin has said he was protect- next few weeks at the world’s York Attorney General Eric platform to exercise their First cepted from Moscow to turn his ing ethnic Russians by moving largest social network, with 1.3 Schneiderman, who has been Amendment rights in support of back on an EU trade accord. troops into Crimea. billion active users. pressing the company along with their Second Amendment free- After an intense round of di- However, Clinton said Tues- “We will remove reported Mayors Against Illegal Guns, a doms,” Cox said. plomacy with Russian Foreign day at a closed fundraising lun- posts that explicitly indicate a group backed by former New But Tom King, president of Minister Sergey Lavrov and sever- cheon in Long Beach that Hitler specific attempt to evade or help York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, the NRA’s New York affiliate, al European counterparts in Paris, had maintained that he was pro- others evade the law,” the com- and Moms Demand Action. warned that the policy could be Kerry said the meetings were “very tecting Germans when he invad- pany said in a statement. Moms Demand Action collected used to silence gun organiza- constructive, without promising ed places such as Czechoslovakia The move reflects growing more than 230,000 signatures on tions on Facebook. something that is not defined yet, and Romania. alarm that the Internet is being petitions calling on Facebook to “This is something that could without raising hopes that are in- used to sell banned weapons, act. greatly get out of control very appropriate to raise.” Bin Laden Son-in- evade restrictions on interstate “Responsible social media quickly,” King said. sales, and put guns in the hands sites know that it is in no one’s In crafting the new policy, Israeli Naval Raid Nabs Law Goes on Trial of convicted felons, domestic interest for their sites to become Facebook had to confront a in Manhattan abusers, the mentally ill or oth- the 21st-century black market patchwork of gun laws around Rocket Shipment ers barred under federal law in dangerous and illegal goods the country. JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli NEW YORK (AP) — Osama from obtaining firearms. that place our families and com- New York, for example, has naval forces on Wednesday seized bin Laden’s son-in-law went on Gun control advocates say munities at risk,” Schneiderman some of the nation’s toughest a ship laden with rockets allegedly trial Wednesday in federal court Facebook has become a signifi- said. gun laws. It prohibits the sale of bound for militants in the Gaza in Manhattan, where jurors cant marketplace, with thou- weapons such the AR-15 semi- Strip, and officials accused Iran heard him portrayed both as a sands of firearms-related posts. CHRIS COX, executive director automatic rifle, and it is one of of orchestrating the delivery in an murderous mouthpiece for al- Google Plus and Craigslist al- of the National Rifle Associa- 16 states that require background elaborate 5,000-mile (8,000-kilo- Qaida and as a target of a pros- ready prohibit all gun sales, legal tion’s legislative policy arm, por- checks on buyers making private meter) journey that included co- ecution designed to play on fears or illegal. trayed the new policy as a victory firearm purchases. vert stops across the region. and resentments from the Sept. Facebook said that instead of for the NRA, saying Bloomberg Under the new policy, Face- The Syrian-made M-302 rock- 11 attacks. patrolling its network for viola- and his allies tried — and failed book would allow a user to list ets would have put Israel’s biggest In opening statements, As- tors, it will rely on reports from — to shut down discussion of gun an AR-15 as long as it wasn’t of- cities well within range of Gaza, sistant U.S. Attorney Nicholas users and police. rights on Facebook. fered for sale in states where the where militants already possess Lewin told the jury that bin The new policy was worked “NRA members and our sup- weapon is illegal. thousands of less powerful rock- Laden had summoned Sulaiman ets. During eight days of fighting Abu Ghaith on the afternoon of in 2012, armed groups fired 1,500 Sept. 11, 2001, and asked him Ash Wednesday Mass rockets into Israel, including sev- to use his oratory skills as the eral that reached the outskirts of public face of al-Qaida to recruit Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. and inspire recruits to attack the The naval raid, which took place United States again. Abu Ghaith in the Red Sea hundreds of miles is the highest-ranking al-Qaida from Israel, came as Iran showed figure to face trial on U.S. soil off powerful new ballistic missiles since suicide attackers struck the equipped with multiple warheads. city’s twin towers. The arms bust drew renewed Israeli “While our buildings still calls for world powers to toughen burned, he agreed ... in what is their stand in negotiations over the the most important moment in Iranian nuclear program. al-Qaida’s savage history,” Lewin said, showing jurors a photo of Abu Ghaith sitting side-by-side Divided Venezuela with bin Laden in Afghanistan Mourns Hugo on Sept. 12, 2001. “He invoked his twisted view of Islam and Chavez’s Death declared, ‘Fight thee against the CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) friends of Satan. Fight with al- — A year after President Hugo Qaida against America.’” Chavez’s death, Venezuela is mired in economic crisis and daily an- Senate Blocks Obama’s ti-government protests, and for many people Wednesday’s pomp- Pick for Civil Rights Post soaked anniversary of his passing WASHINGTON (AP) — was a time for genuine sadness and nostalgia. President Barack Obama’s Patrick Semansky / The Associated Press choice to lead the Justice Depart- Even Venezuelans in the op- A churchgoer, who received ashes on his forehead, stands near a painting depicting Jesus Christ inside the Basilica position said the Chavez days were ment’s Civil Rights Division was of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary during an Ash Wednesday Mass in Baltimore blocked by bipartisan Senate op- preferable to the food scarcity, in- Wednesday. Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the Lenten season, a time when Christians commit to acts of flation and crime gripping the position Wednesday in an emo- penitence and prayer in preparation for Easter Sunday. tional postscript to the long-ago country now, and the deep feel- murder of a Philadelphia police- ings held by Chavistas for the late man and the legal help his killer leader were evident. received. Still, the big crowd gathered at The vote against advancing the capital’s parade grounds for a Debo Adegbile toward confirma- Coal Firm to Pay Record Fine for Water celebration of Chavez was smaller tion was 47-52, shy of the majori- than a year ago for the observance ty needed under new procedures Pollution in Five Appalachian States after he died of cancer on March Democrats put in place late last 5, 2013. year to overcome Republican By Dina Cappiello Agency’s enforcement office, told water treatment systems and take stalling tactics. The Associated Press the AP. “It’s the biggest case for other measures aimed at reduc- WHO: 5 Percent of Eight members of Obama’s permit violations for numbers of ing discharges from 79 active party joined all 44 Republicans WASHINGTON — One of violations and size of the penalty, coal mines and 25 coal-process- Calories Should in preventing a final vote. the nation’s largest coal produc- which reflects the seriousness of ing plants in those five states. Be From Sugar ers will pay a $27.5 million fine violations.” Bristol, Va.-based Alpha, the and spend $200 million to re- The government says that nation’s third largest coal suppli- LONDON (AP) — Just try sug- ar-coating this: The World Health SAT Essay Portion Is duce illegal toxic discharges into between 2006 and 2013, Al- er, estimates those steps will cost hundreds of waterways across Organization says your daily sugar pha Natural Resources Inc. and about $200 million. to Become Optional five Appalachian states, accord- intake should be just 5 percent of dozens of subsidiaries violated WASHINGTON (AP) — Es- ing to a proposed settlement Gene Kitts, Alpha’s vice presi- your total calories — half of what say optional. No penalties for Wednesday. water pollution limits in state- dent for environmental affairs, the agency previously recom- wrong answers. The SAT college The agreement includes the issued permits more than 6,000 said the company, which has 700 mended, according to new draft entrance exam is undergoing largest fine ever for violations times. They discharged heavy state water permits and 5,000 guidelines published Wednesday. sweeping revisions. of water pollution permits, with metals and other contaminants different discharge points, is in After a review of about 9,000 Changes in the annual test many of the violations reported harmful to fish and other wild- compliance with the Clean Wa- studies, WHO’s expert panel says that millions of students take by the company to state environ- life from nearly 800 outfall pipes ter Act 99.8 percent of the time. dropping sugar intake to that level will also do away with some vo- mental officials. The Associated directly into rivers, streams and “That’s a strong record of will combat obesity and cavities. cabulary words such as “prevari- Press obtained details about the tributaries, according to the gov- compliance,” Kitts said in a state- That includes sugars added to cator” and “sagacious” in favor of settlement before it was filed ernment. There is no evidence ment. “But our goal is to do even foods and those present in honey, words more commonly used in Wednesday in federal court in that any of the violations con- better, and the consent decree syrups and fruit juices, but not school and on the job. West Virginia. taminated drinking water, EPA provides an opportunity to pro- those occurring naturally in fruits. College Board officials said The discharges occurred at officials said. actively focus on improving the Dr. Francesco Branca, WHO’s Wednesday the update — the mines and coal processing plants Monitoring records attached less than 1 percent of the time director for nutrition, conceded first since 2005 — is needed to in Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Ten- to the complaint show that in that permits are exceeded.” the new target was somewhat as- make the exam more represen- nessee, Virginia and West Vir- some cases, the releases exceed- Half of the $27.5 million pirational. tative of what students study in ginia. ed permit limits by as much as 35 fine will go to the federal gov- “We should aim for 5 percent high school and the skills they “This is the largest one, pe- times. ernment; the other half will be if we can ... but 10 percent is more need to succeed in college and riod,” Cynthia Giles, head of Under the agreement, the divided among West Virginia, realistic,” he said in a news confer- afterward. the Environmental Protection mine operators will install waste- Pennsylvania and Kentucky. ence on Wednesday. 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looks like it fell off an assembly pick up groceries, but somehow Birds line. Most of the vendors can tell ended up sorting through the you a story about each of their records and cassette tapes. Continued from front page items. That happens a lot to Griesse. Yard Birds is cheap— cheap- “It’s right next to the store, so If you could float above Rop- er-than-Walmart cheap — and it’s convenient,” he said. “I’m a er’s store, you’d see a vast maze has unique gems that could cost junker — just like a lot of people.” of square, rectangular and L- hundreds or even thousands of He’s tempted by the possibil- shaped lots locked into rows that dollars new. A sturdy iron pasta ity of finding a hidden treasure. snake across the floor. maker, gold panning equipment “I hate to talk about this be- Over the last five years, and an antique potato peeler all cause then other people will roaming vendors who previ- have recently been plucked from know to find records here,” ously hit a different market ev- the market. Griesse said. “If you want to ery weekend have set up shop Basic, practical items are find the good stuff, you have to permanently. popular too. spend the time.” All of the ground levels lots Rick Carlson, owner of “I could waste all day if I are filled, and, in fact, there’s a Rick’s Relics, a large border store, didn’t have other things going waiting list to get in. says he sells a variety of func- on,” he said. Yard Birds, the largest swap Julie Spencer dribbles past an opponent earlier this year. tional and novelty items. Many businesses in Yard meet in the Northwest, is con- His $5 kitchen in a box is one Birds seem to inspire this cult sidered by some to be dusty, too of his most popular items. following. “It’s going to be really hard, bright and overwhelming large “The economy is coming up, Close to the National Avenue Airline but you have to go through — and it’s still growing but it’s still crap,” Briscoe said. entrance and across from Rick’s “People are really bargain shop- Relics, there’s an army surplus things in life,” Spencer said. “I’m LIKE LEWIS COUNTY’S Continued from front page willing to make that sacrifice for own weird pers these days. Even for people store which might have the most my dad.” phoenix, Yard Birds has risen that have extra money, they’re loyal customers, or perhaps cus- “I grew up in a family of 10 Weeks said the state tourna- from the ashes countless times. going to come in and see if they tomer, in the history of Yard kids and we all wanted to be at ment experience is a good dis- When it opened, it was a can’t get a better deal on a couch Birds. my dad’s funeral,” Spencer said. traction for Spencer. small town encased in a ware- for the man cave, or whatever it Last week, the store was “We couldn’t reschedule it. We “She is dealing with a lot of house, 310,000 square-feet of self is.” cavelike, covered in green tarps needed to find a way for me to emotions this week,” Weeks said. assured sprawl. and full of well-maintained mil- make the championship game “She is used to the basketball part Founders Bill Jones and Rich A WALK THROUGH YARD BIRDS is itary gear. and my dad’s funeral. Those are of it. The expectations on this Gillingham had wanted to cre- a dizzying experience. Then, on Monday, it was two really important things to ate something never seen before. Head north from Roper Val- gone. me.” team are quite high this year. “She feels the pressure, but to They started with an army ley Sales, toward Shankz Glow The owner — he asked not Spencer’s coach, Henry surplus store, which eventually be able to take that on with deal- Golf, and you’ll find Nancy Her- to be named due to the sensitive Weeks, reached out to an old grew into Lewis County’s only ing with all the emotions related nandez and her mother Rosa nature of his work — had sold friend, Dori Monson. The KIRO one-stop shopping destination, to her father’s funeral, she has Romo selling handmade tutus every item in his store. It’s the Radio talkshow host also coach- a place where a man could have to take it hour by hour and deal and tortilla warmers. third time he’s done so. es girls basketball at Shorecrest lunch, get his hair cut, buy a with it as it comes.” Their shop is bordered with Outside the swap meet, Los High School. Monson invited motorcycle, get that motorcycle Weeks said Spencer’s team- yellow walls covered in clinging, Costenos keeps customers com- Spencer on his radio show Tues- washed, deposit his paycheck and mates have helped her get incandescent butterflies and tin- ing back for its supreme burrito. day and took it upon himself to have a drink, all in an afternoon. through the past month since sel. In the middle stands a kiosk Owner Alicia Camba chalks contact the president of Ken- By the mid 1970s, Jones like the ones you see in malls. it up to quality. more Air, Todd Banks, about her father died. and Gillingham had an empire “Luckily, our team is so This also is covered in hand- “We cook all our food fresh flying Spencer between both af- worth millions. made, brightly colored decora- each day in the morning,” she fairs. close and she has a lot support,” But, as it turned out, the Weeks said. “They have all tions. said. “It might take a little longer Banks said Wednesday he is friends’ choice of location was The mother-daughter team than other places but it’s health- willing to help Spencer and will pulled together and that is what spectacularly bad. successful teams do when you has rented the space for about ier for you.” fly her from the service to Ya- At the very bottom of a flood- a year, and like most of the ven- In fact, the store, which faces kima, if the Bearcats basketball have adversity. We have known prone basin, 2100 N. National that all year long.” dors, they are seeing a modest Kresky Avenue and sits outside team makes it to the state cham- Avenue experienced repeated profit margin. the main building, is actually pionship game. Spencer describes this week flooding, which grew increas- as bittersweet between her dad’s “Mom’s tutus are most popu- helping drive traffic, according No commercial flights fly ingly severe. lar in the fall, around the time to Briscoe. between Chehalis and Yakama. death and her team’s state cham- Yard Birds changed hands pionship run. Spencer said her of halloween and ballet shows,” “I’m from California and A Kenmore airplane will have to several times before going bank- trust me on this,” Briscoe said. dad encouraged her to play bas- Hernandez said. “It’s not re- fly down from Seattle to pick her rupt in 1995. ally a booming business, but it’s “She has the best authentic Mexi- ketball, which has become her up in Chehalis. Three years later, Shop’n enough to pay the rent and to can food in town.” favorite sport. “It’s such a blessing,” Spencer Kart owner Darris McDaniels continue buying more things for It’s one store in a modest but “He’d been in a nursing home said. bought the mall. the shop.” growing Hispanic presence at for a month or two and couldn’t W.F. West faces East Valley “They went from a thriving On one of the larger corri- the mall. watch me play,” Spencer said. (Spokane) in the first round at thriving enterprise to myself dors, is Bert’s Bartering Corner, Briscoe estimates that about 9 a.m. this morning in the 2A “Now that he is gone, I feel like he and five other tenants. The place a long rectangular store that 25 percent of his space is rented girls basketball state tourna- is watching me play.” was virtually dark,” McDaniels faces an Avon kiosk. by Hispanic vendors, and he’s ment. If the Bearcats win, they Spencer hopes to send her remembered. “It began affecting Owner Bert Carver, a former increasingly renting out the par- will play Friday at 3:45 p.m. father off with a state champion- my grocery business. I wanted gold panner, still is looking to ty room adjacent to Shop’n Kart Spencer would then ride back ship Saturday. to keep the character — Yard get rich quick — or, if not get for Quinceañeras, or 15th birth- to Chehalis Friday night in time “Everytime I step on the Birds has been a name in this rich, at least get rid of some junk. day parties celebrated by some for the memorial service Satur- court I play for my dad. I feel area since the 1940s and my vi- Last Thursday morning, his Latin American families. day morning. After the service, him there,” Spencer said. “It sion was to restore it — but the first morning as a Yard Birds “This year I have three week- she will catch a Kenmore Air gives basketball an extra mean- overriding factor was self de- vendor, Carver was well on his ends in July booked, and you flight from Chehalis to Yakima. ing for me.” fense.” way: He’d made two three-digit never know,” Briscoe said. “Last So McDaniels began to clean sales and was enjoying a trickle year in June I had all four week- up the mall, and a few big-name of browsers. ends.” Officer CHRONLINE EXTRA businesses returned. Carver ended up with most Briscoe theorizes that it be- But in 2007, the mall was hit of his merchandise after it was gan with the grocery store. Continued from front page Check Chronline.com to with a flood unlike any other. given to him by his father, who “Shop’n Kart caters more to listen to the police radio traffic “We were caught completely suffers from dementia. hispanic community,” he said. The use-of-force board re- leading up the fatal shooting on with our pants down,” Manager But the Lewis County man — “They have stuff Safeway and viewed the circumstances of the Feb. 13 and read Lewis County Dave Briscoe said. “We were he was born in Morton and now Walmart don’t have.” shooting on Monday after Lewis Prosecutor Jonathan Meyer’s devastated.” lives in Centralia — is skeptical. County Prosecutor Jonathan letter that detailed the circum- Shop ’N Kart, and then later “Dad has good days and bad BRISCOE NOW CHARGES RENT Meyer’s announcement that his stances of the fatal shooting, the mall, rebuilt. But within days, and it seems like he gave anywhere from $75 a month for office had also ruled the shoot- both at www.chronline.com. months, the economy had it to me on a good day,” Carver a single lot to $1,000 a month for ing was justified the previous tanked. said, laughing. “I think it’s selec- the large shops that encircle the week. patch they both were heading Just two years later, Yard tive.” swap meet. The board was made up of to that area to back up Murphy. Birds was again ravaged by high Carver has rented the stall If 2014 is as successful as top law enforcement admin- In one of the transmissions, the water. for a month and is determined 2013 was, Yard Bird’s sprawl istrators from the Thurston sound of a revving car engine Box store competitors that to not extend his lease. could bust outside; McDaniel County Sheriff’s Office, Tum- can be heard. had nibbled at the complex in And yet on Friday, just over a earlier this month said he hopes water Police Department and “He’s cutting through the the past finally devoured it. week since he opened, he seemed to add an outdoor component to the Chehalis Police Department, construction, heading toward “Kmart, then Walmart — to have even more things. the swap meet. as well as a Centralia police ser- the Chevron,” Murphy then said they killed us,” Briscoe said. Rabbit-fur cat and dog min- “We want to bring in those geant, Berg said. over the radio. “They are what the Yard Birds iatures lined his shelves. Boxes portable containers and they Weismiller has already un- “He’s cutting across, heading was,” McDaniels said. “Just at of Osbourne family bobble- can set up and be open Thurs- dergone a psychological evalua- back behind Solomon,” Mur- much lower prices.” heads and a ventriloquist's dum- day, Friday, Saturday then close tion and will be back on his shift phy told the other responding The mall stayed empty for my named “Willie Talk” sat on up, or if they want to be open all this upcoming weekend, the officers and the dispatcher, mo- months. his picket fence. week they can do that,” McDan- chief said. Weismiller was noti- ments later adding: “He’s got a Briscoe and Darris played Carver said he has sold many iel said. fied Tuesday morning. knife!” around with events, home and of his tools, but admitted he’s “We have a vision and a plan,” In Murphy’s next transmis- garden shows and auctions. also gained a few items. he said. “We continue to grow.” ACCORDING TO THE 911 radio sion, there is a noticeable change Then, in mid-2011, the duo “I’m gonna be mad if it’s still For now, large stores have traffic leading up to the shoot- in Murphy’s tone. ran the numbers and decided a here,” he said laughing. “It’s all shown little interest in returning ing, which was obtained by The “He’s got a knife in one hand, swap meet was their best option. gotta go.” to Yard Birds, but even if they Chronicle through a public re- hand in his pocket, says he has Briscoe got to work con- did, Briscoe isn’t so sure he’d cords request, the interaction a gun. He’s running toward structing lots divided by low, TO SAY THAT every item in Yard want to them back. between Joseph R. Wharton and Marsh,” Murphy said. moveable walls, secured with Birds is a treasure would not be “Of course it’s mostly a mat- Centralia police started at 2:20 Weismiller, who was already picket fence gates, and before he entirely honest. ter of dollars and cents, but Yard a.m. when Centralia Police Of- en route, later told investigators had even finished, he had rented “Most of the stuff here is gar- Birds has always promoted the ficer Tracy Murphy spotted a he had never heard that pitch five of them. bage,” shopper Matt Griesse put little guy,” Briscoe said. “As long suspicious man behind Fiddlers in Murphy’s voice before. Weis- it bluntly. as we’re paying our bills and Coffee on Mellen Street. miller activated his lights and THE NEW YARD BIRDS is, in many Griesse, 41, was shopping for keeping our floor filled with local Murphy later told investiga- sirens and arrived just as Whar- respects, the anti-Walmart. records on Monday at Cowlitz people I’d just as soon keep it that tors he had previously spoken ton began running away. He got It’s chaotic and messy and River Antiques. way. I don’t think I’d force out to the owner of Fiddlers Coffee out of his car and chased the not a single thing in the booths He came to Shop ’N Kart to our vendors just for big names.” about a suspicious person in the man, while Murphy attempted area so he was conducting extra to drive around the block. Investigators later deter- “mentally, physically prepared.” The Lewis County prosecutor patrols. When Murphy first saw mined that the officer and He then took a step in Weismill- wrote in his letter last week that Wharton, it appeared the man WEISMILLER CAUGHT UP to Wharton were standing less than er’s direction and the officer shot Wharton also has an “extensive quickly hid something in his Wharton on the east side of a 15 feet away from one another. him three times. criminal history,” which includ- sweatshirt pocket. house at 1215 Elm Street where When told multiple times to Weismiller said he did not ed past assaults on police, drug Almost immediately af- Wharton attempted to climb drop the knife, Wharton replied, think the bullets hit him, so he and alcohol abuse and mental ter notifying the dispatcher he over a fence, according to the “I’m not going back to (expletive) fired an additional five shots, ac- health issues, including suicide would be “out with one behind report. jail,” according to the report. cording to the report. attempts. Investigators believe Fiddler's,” Murphy said over the Wharton then jumped down Weismiller told him if he didn’t Murphy was still in his pa- radio: “He’s trying to get away from the fence and took a step drop the knife, he would shoot trol car driving around the block Wharton was inebriated the from me.” toward the officer, which caused him, and Wharton replied: “Go when the shooting occurred. night of his death. The officer then describes Weismiller to take a step back. ahead and (expletive) shoot me. I At 2:23 a.m., Murphy is heard If Wharton had survived what Wharton was wearing As Weismiller held his weapon wanna (expletive) die.” on the radio: “Shots fired! Shots the encounter, Meyer wrote, he and what direction the man was and flashlight, Wharton looked At that point, Weismiller fired!” would have been charged with walking in. At that point, ac- around, still holding a knife in told investigating detectives Less than a minute later, an- two counts of second-degree as- cording to the radio traffic, two one hand while clenching his that Wharton “screamed” and other officer requests that dis- sault for his actions toward the other Centralia officers told dis- fist, according to the report. acted like he was getting himself patch sends medics to the scene. two officers. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014 • Main 11

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Chris Quillin to be on.” Rochester, Centralia College student Photograph submitted by Angela French, United Way of Lewis County Amanda Hamilton Tasche Cole, right, Washington State Employees Credit Union branch manager, works on reading skills with her third-grade Rochester, Great Wolf Lodge Reading Buddy at R.E. Bennett Elementary School. The Reading Buddy program is a United Way initiative, recruiting volun- teers to help struggling readers who need extra practice outside of regular reading times during school, providing academic support to school kids in need. For more information on the volunteer Reading Buddy program, contact Jennifer Thompson at (360) 943-2773. Names in the News iPad Users - We have an app for you! Chehalis, Pe Ell Residents Get chronline.com EWU Presidential Scholarships Colten Gray, Chehalis, and Nicholas Bailey, Pe Ell, have each been awarded a Presiden- “Maybe ‘Real “‘Survivor’ because tial Scholarship of $3,000 for the 2013-14 academic year at Eastern Dance Festival Northwest World.’ They did I would prove I Washington University. one in Portland.” have the ability to The Presidential Scholarship is awarded to high school seniors Corbet Theatre, Centralia College Quinton Bertrand survive on my own with a 3.8-plus cumulative grade Centralia, Centralia College student point average, and a 1250-plus th without technology.” SAT or 28-plus ACT score. Saturday March 22 , 2014 - 7:00 PM Steven Broom At Eastern, Gray is hoping to Contemporary Ballet Adna, Centralia College student major in physical therapy. He is Jazz and Modern the son of Chris and Nancy Gray, Chehalis. Featuring: Daniel Wilkins & DASSdance, Professional Contemporary Dance Company - Seattle Bailey plans to study psychol- Host Company: ogy and go on to get a master’s Southwest Washington Dance Ensemble - Chehalis Names in the News degree. He is the son of Forrest Bailey, Visiting Companies: Looseville, La., and Janet Toepelt, Ballet Northwest - Olympia Area Students Receive Degrees From WSU Demiurge - Seattle Doty. Evergreen City Ballet - Renton The following Lewis County area students earned their under- Harbor Dance Ballet Company - Gig Harbor graduate degrees from Washington State University at the end of the Olympia Dance Center - Olympia fall semester: Studio West Dance heatre - Olympia Centralia: Derek Garland, bachelor of arts in business adminis- SirenS Washington Contemporary Ballet - University Place

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The breaks of dry weather • The Chehalis River near Under Flood Watch are what keep floodwaters at bay, Centralia will creep up toward Through Thursday Buehner said. flood stage this week before In the meantime, a flood cresting Saturday morning be- Night; Avalanche watch issued Tuesday will re- low flood stage at 60 feet. The Warning Also in Effect main in effect through late Chehalis River near Grand tonight for the greater Lewis Mound will also swell before By Kyle Spurr County area. cresting Saturday morning be- [email protected] The 1 to 3 inches of rain fall- low flood stage at 12.5 feet. The The storm system currently ing around Lewis County is portion of the river near Doty is hitting Lewis County, which is enough to cause the local rivers not expected to reach flood stage expected to drop up to 3 inches of to swell, including the Cowlitz this week. • The Newaukum River near rain through Thursday, is similar River, which is forecast to reach to the storm that hit in Decem- flood stage in Randle Friday af- Chehalis will rise a foot below ber 2007 and caused devastating ternoon. flood stage, 10.5 feet, by Friday floods, according to the National According to hydrology re- afternoon and then descend Weather Service in Seattle. ports as of Wednesday night: throughout the weekend. Pete Caster / [email protected] Just like 2007, the storm is • The Cowlitz River near Ran- A flood watch means condi- A truck drives by as water rushes down onto U.S. Highway 12 near White Pass on forecast to drop loads of rain on dle is approaching flood stage, tions are favorable for flooding, Wednesday. Heavy rain and warm temperatures have spurred avalanche warn- the Willapa Hills and is coming 18 feet, and is forecast to reach it but flooding is not imminent or ings throughout the Cascade mountain range. More rain is expected through the on the heels of a brief warming by Friday. Near Packwood, the occurring. week. period. Cowlitz River is expected to stay Meteorologist Jay Neher said Thursday night,” Neher said. for East Lewis County. The difference is, the storm below flood stage. the flood watch is scheduled to Up to 6 inches of rain is ex- “It’s still the winter season • The Skookumchuck River this week lacks the intensity and be lifted tonight since the rain pected through Thursday night with fronts coming through and near Bucoda is forecast to crest will slow and temperatures will longevity of its mighty predeces- in the mountains. dropping rain,” Neher said. “You sor, according to NWS Warning around 11 feet Friday afternoon, drop, lowering the snow level Neher said residents need to Coordination Meteorologist Ted which is below flood stage of 13.5 from about 5,500 feet to 4,500. be careful driving in flooded ar- get three to six of these events Buehner. And fortunately, a dry feet. The portion of the Skoo- “It looks dry on Friday and the eas and watch for land slides. each winter season. If this was patch of weather is forecast Fri- kumchuck near Centralia is also first part of Saturday. The snow An avalanche warning was is- May (it would be unusual), but day into Saturday morning, he expected to rise then crest below level is falling following the front sued through Wednesday night its still early March.” U.S. House Approves Meteorologist Speaks on Public Flood Insurance Bill Response to Weather Warnings AFFORDABLE: Legislation Specialist Deborah Farmer ex- PREPARATION IS KEY: NWS plained that much about Big- Meteorologist Visits ‘‘You can put out the WATCHES, WARNINGS Co-Sponsored by gert-Waters is still uncertain. AND MORE: WHAT DO Local Congresswoman Those with FEMA’s Na- Centralia College, Urges best forecast in the tional Flood Insurance Pro- Public to Heed Warnings THEY MEAN? Would Address FEMA gram insurance should expect world and get the word The Chronicle is a media Policy Changes higher premiums, she said. When Applicable out, but if people don’t partner of the National And those in special flood By Christopher Brewer Weather Service and strives to By Lisa Broadt hazard areas should expect respond you might as inform the public of impend- [email protected] much higher premiums. [email protected] ing weather events as relayed “It’s huge,” she said about well have not put out by the NWS Seattle office. But U.S. Congresswoman Jai- Being prepared for any the changes. what exactly do the terms me Herrera Beutler, R-Camas, weather-related emergency and the forecast at all.’’ According to Herrera Beu- responding to warnings can be they use in their weather on Tuesday joined a bipartisan alerts mean? Here is a brief tler, should the Homeowner critical to saving lives — and for coalition in the U.S. House Ted Buehner breakdown of the differences of Representatives to pass the Flood Insurance Affordability the National Weather Service, Act of 2014 be signed into law, it warning coordination meteorologist among outlooks, advisories, Homeowner it’s a mission to help the public watches and warnings. Flood Insur- would repeal the massive rate in- do so. creases on "grandfathered prop- Outlook: Considered a gen- ance Afford- Ted Buehner, tornado outbreak in the upper eral “heads up,” an outlook de- ability Act of erties" that were built to code; warning co- notes the possibility of severe refund policyholders whose Midwest that spawned nearly 60 2014. ordination tornadoes, killing eight people. weather conditions within a As a co- rates previously increased; cap meteorologist few days. annual rate increases on indi- “They took proper action,” sponsor of with the Seattle Buehner said of those who pre- Advisory: An advisory gener- vidual properties; and assess a ally means an imminent event the legisla- office of the pared for the outbreak. tion — she small fee on policyholders that NWS, visited can cause inconvenience and ensures the bill is paid for and Buehner described the public is one of Jaime Herrera Centralia Col- may be hazardous, especially helps fund FEMA. Ted Buehner warning system the NWS uses to motorists. 192 — Her- Beutler, lege Wednesday as a “three-legged stool” that rera Beutler R-Camas As it now stands, subsidies for a Lyceum meteorologist Watch: The public should already are being phased out aims to inform everyone pos- begin to prepare for a possible has worked talk about the sible of an impending situation. in Congress to improve the for structures in special flood weather service’s mission to pro- weather event. A watch means hazard areas built before the First, forecasters detect and warn a threat has increased but is implementation of the Biggert- tect life and property in severe of the event — and many times, not certain to occur; however, Waters Flood Insurance Re- first FEMA map was drawn. weather and other emergencies. FEMA began this phasing those events don’t necessarily confidence is increasing that form Act of 2012, she said in a The talk was open to the public need to be weather related; the a weather event could take news release. out in October. At that time, and attracted students and those it implemented an immediate NWS, for example, had a hand place. The bill passed Tuesday by interested in the topic to hear in informing the public of situa- Warning: A call for the public a vote of 306-91. increase to the full risk rates Buehner speak. for all new and lapsed policies tions such as the Mount St. Hel- to take immediate action, a Herrera Beutler in the Buehner described how staff ens eruption in 1980. warning indicates that a sig- news release said her legisla- on subsidized properties. at the NWS work to inform the nificant weather event is either Now, immediate increases Secondly, the service dissem- tion will provide answers to public of potential storm im- inates the information to media imminent or underway. citizens. occur upon the sale/purchase pacts up to seven days in ad- of a property; full risk rates partners and the public. Buehner "The uncertainty families vance, monitoring the weather said one of the major challenges and businesses face with pre- must be charged to the next and making forecasts so they National Weather Service via owner of the policy. Subsi- in getting the info out is tailor- social media (Facebook.com/ mium rate increases in the Na- can tailor specific forecasts — ing it to the right audiences. dies also are being phased out US.NationalWeatherService.Se- tional Flood Insurance Pro- and watches and warnings, if “You’re using a wide variety gram is a serious concern for for non-primary residences, needed — to several areas over a attle.gov) and on the web (http:// businesses, and some severe of media to inform people that folks in Southwest 13-county area they cover. www.wrh.noaa.gov/sew). repetitive loss properties. Pre- are in harm’s way, but you don’t Washington, especially But the key to preparedness, “Once you get the warning miums for these properties want to warn those that are not low income, the elderly, and Buehner said, is action on the message, do you know what to will increase by 25 percent per in harm’s way,” Buehner ex- working families who may not part of those who receive warn- do?” Buehner asked. “You can year until they reach the full plained. “That’s a challenge to be able to stay in their homes ings for their area. put out the best forecast in the risk rate, as determined by the consider.” because rates have spiked well Buehner pointed to a large world and get the word out, but if maps in current use. Finally, Buehner said, the past what they can afford," she difference in the public response Of Lewis County’s 6,000 public’s response is the key as people don’t respond you might said. “Without action the rise between Hurricane Katrina in policies, approximately 60 people need to prepare in the as well have not put out the fore- in rates will continue causing 2005 and Superstorm Sandy in event of a weather situation or cast at all.” pain throughout our com- percent are subsidized, and ••• those that are subsidized cur- late 2012, a major factor in the other type of disaster. He en- munities. Bankers are appre- disparity of lives lost in each couraged those present to moni- hensive to approve mortgage rently have a rate about 40 per- Christopher Brewer: (360) event — about 2,500 in Katrina tor local media sources for lo- 807-8235 / Facebook: Chris Brew- loans, home building and cent lower than full risk. Herrera Beutler’s legislation and 166 during Sandy. He also calized reports and alerts, and er - The Chronicle / Twitter: @ renovation are stalled, and pointed out the November 2013 also to stay in touch with the iamchrisbrewer realtors cannot close property also directs FEMA to improve sales because of the uncertain- flood mapping. It instructs the ty circling around this prob- agency to take into account ex- lem. The bill we passed today isting flood mitigation efforts Homeless Man Arrested for Sex is a partial solution." and to work with local com- FEMA is in deep debt. Ac- munities to create maps that cording to the agency, floods accurately reflect flood risk. across the nation have caused Locally, FEMA’s long- With 15-Year-Old Centralia Girl more than $25 billion in losses promised new maps have not By Stephanie Schendel Judge Richard Brosey set his bail police that “I was kind of taught over the last 10 years, and re- yet arrived, but preliminary [email protected] at $35,000. that was OK,” court documents sponding to those disasters versions indicate that Lewis Henry friended the alleged state. has put the agency more than County’s floodplain and Centralia police arrested a victim, who now is 15, on Face- Henry has been staying with $18 billion in the hole. floodway will be expanded 20-year-old man who they say book last year, court documents friends in various states and To repair the financial dam- significantly. found a 14-year-old Centralia state. does not have a permanent ad- age, Congress in 2012 passed At the moment, the Na- girl on the Internet, befriended While Henry told police the dress, according to court docu- tional Flood Insurance Pro- Biggert-Waters, legislation in- her on Facebook online relationship started out as ments. Henry was also planning gram allows property owners tended to raise rates and close and then took a “innocent flirting,” it eventually on leaving the state to move to to hold on to historic rates as any loopholes that allowed re- bus across mul- evolved into sexual conversations. California. determined by previous flood source-draining discounts. tiple states to Henry requested naked photos of The alleged victim’s older maps, as long as they owned Congress specified that all have sex with the girl, court documents state. sister found out about their rela- policies must be brought up to insurance prior to the map her. He took a bus to Centralia in Jan- tionship and called police Tues- what’s known as the full risk change and maintained con- Ian C. Henry, uary with the intent of moving to day, said Sgt. Stacy Denham. rate, or the rate that reflects tinuous coverage. who previously be close to the girl. After further investigation, the risk assumed by FEMA — Under Biggert-Waters, lived in Califor- Ian C. Henry Since moving to Centralia, police became concerned there as determined by the average grandfathered properties will nia, Colorado claims payment — and all ad- automatically go to the full arrested Henry had consensual sex with might be other victims in other and New Mexi- ministrative expenses. risk rate when a community the girl on multiple occasions, states because Henry’s behavior co before travel- Speaking to the Chehalis adopts an updated map. Her- court documents state. appeared to be predatory, ac- ing to Washington, was charged River Basin Flood Authority rera said she is optimistic the Henry also told police that cording to police. earlier this year, FEMA Re- legislation will continue to work with two counts of third-degree while he knew Washington’s age Denham said the case is still gion X Insurance Program its way through Congress. child rape Wednesday afternoon of consent was 16, New Mexico’s under investigation and possible in Lewis County Superior Court. age of consent was 14, and told additional charges are pending. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014 • Sports 1

Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Fishing & Hunting Report Phone number: 807-8229 / Outdoors: Sports 2-3 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Prep Basketball College Athletics College TOURNAMENT TIME Roundup: Bishop Tosses No- No for PLU By The Chronicle The collegiate spring sports schedule has just started, but there’s already a handful of lo- cals proving their mettle on the field. Here’s a quick look at who’s doing what for which school.

Baseball • Chris Bishop tossed the first nine-inning no-hitter in Pacific Lutheran University baseball history on Saturday afternoon in the Lutes’ 10-0 win over Wil- lamette. The junior from Rochester struck out five and allowed only two base runners in the game, walking one in the second in- ning and hitting a batter in the third. He sealed the win with back-to-back strikeouts in the ninth inning. Bishop lowered his earned- run average to 0.36 with the no- no, with a 1-2 record and and seven hits allowed — with 22 strikeouts and six walks — in a team-high 25 ⅓ innings of work. Dominick Courcy, a senior from Centralia, added an RBI for PLU in Saturday’s nightcap and had three hits and a walk in the early game, which PLU won 2-1. Courcy is batting .261 for the 7-4 Lutes. • Former W.F. West stand- outs Erik Forgione and Robert Pehl, both juniors playing for the Breaking Down the State Tournaments University of Washington, each itting down to put together girls — did. After the Pe Ell/ The Bearcats (22-2) went had a hand in the Huskies’ twin- some sort of a state basket- Morton-White Pass girls third/ undefeated in the Evergreen 2A Above: The Toledo boys cel- bill sweep of UC Davis on Satur- ball preview today, I real- fifth-place game on Saturday, I Conference, beat Mark Mor- ebrate winning last year’s State day in Tacoma. S 1A Boys Basketball Tournament Pehl hit a double in the 2-1 ized that this picked up my brother on a side- ris in the District 4 champion- is my 10th year walk in Spokane and helped ship game, and were less than in Yakima. The Indians started win in the opener, and Forgione covering state him load 18 eggs, a bag of fro- thrilled with themselves after a their title defense at 9 a.m. this hit a 2-run single in the fourth tournaments. zen pork products, a half-empty 69-51 dismissal of Bellingham morning against Seattle Acad- inning in an 8-3 win over in emy, back at the SunDome. the nightcap. Both players have The first time bottle of whiskey, a typewriter, in regionals. started all 11 games for the 6-4-1 was back in a guitar and an assortment of Now, of course, comes the 2005, when Huskies. Pehl is hitting .275 with dirty clothes (it's really not the true test — a return to the State senior Alex Rankin, who scored I was in Spo- 2A Girls Basketball Tourna- a team-best two home runs and type of story to tell here) into 15 points a game. kane for the ment in Yakima, where the ex- leads the team with 21 total bas- my Explorer. We headed for "They're young. They've es, while Forgione is batting .200 State B tour- By Aaron VanTuyl pectations are high. Yakima, hoping to arrive at the never been there before, and with a .968 fielding percentage at nament, just a avantuyl@ W.F. West takes on East Val- SunDome just in time for the you've got to like that matchup shortstop. few weeks into chronline.com ley (Spokane) in the first round, 2A girls championship game. in terms of being able to take • Colby Fitzgerald, a senior my journalistic at 9 a.m. this morning, in the I walked in just as the Toledo advantage of our size," Weeks from Adna, went 1 for 2 with a career, working for the Wil- top half of the bracket with Lyn- boys were cutting down the said. pair of RBIs and a walk for Bel- lapa Harbor Herald and cov- den and Port Angeles. Aside nets and settled into press row W.F. West has plenty of ex- levue University on Monday in ering Willapa Valley. There's from the No. 2-ranked Bearcats to watch the W.F. West girls lose perience, with senior starters the Bruins’ 11-1 win over third- been plenty of highlights along — a dubious ranking, conducted to Mark Morris in overtime. Katie Hankins, Tori Weeks and ranked Embry-Riddle at Day- the way — the Mossyrock girls before their win over the top- To recap: the only team I Raegan Nelson all playing in tona Beach, Fla. Fitzgerald has championship team in 2007 ranked Monarchs nearly two didn't manage to see over the Yakima for a fourth year. Junior appeared in nine games for the and the Pe Ell boys champion- weeks ago — the only other top- three-day state tournament Julie Spencer played a key role 6-5 Bruins, posting a .267 bat- ship team in 2010 chief among won a state title, and my young- 10 team amongst the top four is ting average. those — but the Spokane Arena East Valley. in last year's title game run, as er brother needs to work on well. The only starter without never fails to provide plenty of managing his affairs. Recent rival Mark Morris, late nights, entertainment and meanwhile, is on the bottom state tournament experience, in Softball With that nonsense out of fact, is 6-foot-3 senior Nike Mc- memories in early March. half of the bracket, taking on • Parker Pocklington, a fresh- the way, here's a quick primer Clure, the team's leading scorer On an odd side note, I was a White River today. man from Centralia, hit an RBI on the local teams in this week's and rebounder and this year's bad-luck charm last year. Eight "It's nice to get Mark Mor- single for No. 24-ranked Uni- state basketball tournaments, Evergreen 2A Conference MVP. local teams made state tourna- which began today. ris and us in the opposite sides versity of Arkansas on Saturday ments, with six in Spokane and of the top and bottom of the McClure, a Washington State in a 7-4 loss to Drake University. two in Yakima. None of the six bracket," Weeks said. "I think University signee, played on The freshman has started all 20 2B boys and girls teams I was 2A Girls the fans like that, too — at least the Bearcat JV last season after games for the 15-5 Razorbacks, covering in Spokane made the The W.F. West girls have felt the ones from Chehalis and transferring from Tenino. with a .283 batting average, three finals, but the two in Yakima — pressure all season long — and, Mark Morris." the Toledo boys and W.F. West by and large, have lived up to it. East Valley is led by 5-foot-8 please see STATE, page S4 please see COLLEGE, page S4

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Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding

Gene Glasunow / The Associated Press In this Feb. 2 photo provided by Gene Glasunow, High Hut, one of the cabins in the Mount Tahoma trail and hut system that provides overnight places to stay for skiers, snowshoers and snowboarders, overlooks Mount Rainer, near Ashford. The huts, which are maintained and managed by Mount Tahoma Trail Association volunteers and others, are an afordable way to stay in the backcountry in winter. The huts are also open during the day to anyone. Ski or Snowshoe to Hut at Mount Rainier ESCAPE: Cabins Near Ashford Provides a Splendid Getaway for Motivated Lovers of the Outdoors By Jessi Loerch The Herald EVERETT — You know what makes any adventure in the snow even better? A warm, cozy place to settle in at the end of the day. Bonus points if you don't even have to leave the snow behind to find your haven. A series of snow huts south of Mount Rainier near Ashford offer just such a place. The huts, which are maintained and man- aged by Mount Tahoma Trail Association volunteers and oth- ers, are an affordable way to stay in the backcountry in winter. The huts are also open during the day to anyone. The Mount Tahoma trail and hut system has about 50 miles In this Feb. 3 photo provided by Gene Glasunow, lights shine from a hut that's open to skiers, snowshoers, and snowboarders for overnight stays south of Mount Rainier of trail, 20 of it groomed, three near Ashford. The hut is one of several maintained and managed by Mount Tahoma Trail Association volunteers and others that are an afordable way to stay in the huts and a yurt. There are four backcountry in winter. The huts are also open during the day to anyone. different places to stay.

Copper Hut The trail system is divided by the Nisqually River, and this hut is the only one to the north In this Feb. 3 photo of the river. It's four miles from provided by Gene the snowpark on a groomed and Glasunow, snowshoes patrolled trail. Using the trail is and poles belonging free. This hut is the most popu- to overnight guests lar and easily accessible. Fami- are stored outside the lies with small children often Snow Bowl Hut south use this hut. Sleeps 14. of Mount Rainier near Ashford. The hut is one High Hut of several maintained and managed by This, and the other two sites, Mount Tahoma Trail are south of the Nisqually River. Association volunteers It's located on a high ridge with and others that are an 360 degree views. To the north, afordable way to stay you see Mount Rainier and to in the backcountry in the south you look into the cra- winter. The huts are also ter of Mount St. Helens. You open during the day to can also see the Olympics and anyone. a glimpse of Mount Adams on a clear day. "The sunsets are just world- class views from here," said Gene Glasunow, a volunteer ski pa- troller with the trail association since 1998. It's a 4-mile ski from the snow park. It's a good climb, with about 1,700 feet of elevation It's about a four mile ski from expansive views, it is in a beauti- there are plenty of spots during groups/MountTahomaTrails, gain. Sleeps 8. the snow park. Sleeps 14. ful area and is the most remote the week. and Twitter, https://twitter.com/ of all of the structures. It's about To get a permit, go to www. skimtta. They post information Snow Bowl The Yurt 2 1/2 miles beyond Snow Bowl. skimtta.com. Permits are $15 on trail conditions and weekend Sleeps six. per person, per night. You can openings. This is the newest hut, it was The Yurt is a two-story struc- also call Whittaker Mountain- Amenities: Each site has constructed just two years ago. ture. There's a basement area How to stay eering in Ashford, 800-238- heat, an outhouse, a complete This hut is also on a ridge. To and the main floor of the yurt 5756, to check availability. The kitchen, including utensils, a one side there's a line of trees is raised to stay above the snow. The huts and trails are open MTTA trail office is staffed by table and chairs; lighting, pots to and to the other the view opens The snow slides off the sloped to anyone during the day (you'll volunteers from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. melt snow and a filter to treat the out to a valley. Glasunow says roof and is pushed away to keep need a Sno Park permit to park). on Saturdays and Sundays; call water. All you need is a sleeping the stargazing is especially good the structure accessible. It sits After 7 p.m., you'll need a per- 360-569-2451. bag, clothes, food and any emer- at Snow Bowl. It also offers a in a bowl at the base of Griffin mit for the huts. Most weekend The association is on Face- gency gear you want for the trip stellar view of Mount Rainier. Mountain. While it doesn't offer spots fill up far in advance, but book, www.facebook.com/ to and from the hut. • Sports 3 OUTDOORS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014

Fishing and Hunting Report Roaring Into March: Outdoors Roundup By Jordan Nailon digger trips. That number is the of the water mammals make For The Chronicle second largest recent dig, behind pit stops through the Straight only the New Year’s tides. of Juan de Fuca, meandering March has arrived with a “We encourage people to renew their fishing “We are about to announce on down into the backwaters lion’s zeal, roaring its beastly some additional dates today,” of the Salish Sea. According to winds and dropping rain like sa- and hunting licenses early, so they can take revealed Ayres on Wednesday. the WDFW, the best way to see liva from its jaws. The onslaught advantage of all the great recreational “We are going to add some April migrating whales, “is to look for from on high has raised local riv- dates at Copalis and Mocrocks ‘spouts’ of water than can reach ers back to flood stage, with an opportunities available throughout the year.” that we promised we would add, 10 to 12 feet in the air when the official NOAA flood warning in and one more day at Long Beach.” whales exhale.” effect until at least Friday, and As of deadline, those new dates Washington bird watchers has muddled up what should Bill Joplin licensing manager for WDFW were still secret. have been treated to sightings have been fine fishing prospects “This is the time of year where of numerous different species of across the board. Despite the we get close to our quotas and we late. Included in those sightings downpour, bald eagles have been have to be real careful to not go is an emperor goose masquer- extend their smelt opportunities perching on the riverside tree on the Kalama River from the over,” explained Ayres. ading with a flock of Canadian by traveling to the Sandy River limbs watching for fish traffic, mouth to Kalama Falls Hatch- The next set of proposed clam geese in the Discovery Bay area. ery must be released. Also, Mar. in Oregon, where dipping will be and my crocuses grew so tall that digs are slated for: The emperor goose generally re- 15 marks the last day for anglers allowed Mar. 8th, 15th, and 22nd. I realized they are daffodils. Now sides along the frozen coasts of to fish for steelhead on Aberna- Sturgeon harvest opportu- they are defiantly blooming in • March 26, Wednesday, 3:52 Alaska and Siberia. thy, Germany, Mill (Cowlitz Co.), nities will remain open in the the face of the ferociously soggy p.m.; 0.3 feet; Twin Harbors Roughly 40 golden and bald Rock (Skamania Co.), Cedar and Bonneville Pool through Sunday, king of the jungle. • March 27, Thursday, 4:48 eagles have been reported tax- Predictably, the unrelent- Salmon (Clark Co.) creeks and Mar. 9. Both bank and boat an- p.m.; 0.1 feet; Twin Harbors on the Coweeman, Elochoman, glers experienced limited success ing fish around the mouth of the ing rain has perfectly coincided • March 28, Friday, 5:38 p.m.; Klickitat River, and in slimmer with the first week of high school Grays, East Fork Lewis, South last week. 0.0 feet; Twin Harbors, Long Fork Toutle, and Washougal riv- For the second straight year, numbers, on up into the canyon. spring sports. While the Toledo Beach, Mocrocks Similarly, a new bald eagle nest and Morton-White Pass boys, ers. a youth fishing seminar will be • March 29, Saturday, 6:23 has been reported near the town W.F. West and Morton-White Fishermen looking for steely held at the Tenino grade school p.m.; 0.0 feet; Twin Harbors, of White Salmon, Washington, Pass girls basketball teams con- opportunities to the north auditorium. The expo will be Long Beach, Mocrocks alongside the lower Columbia tend for state titles in the friendly should stick to the Chehalis Riv- this Saturday, Mar. 8 from 1-4 Seasonal switch to morning River Gorge. confines of the Yakima Sun- er Basin. WDFW biologist Mike p.m. Roughly 65 applications tides Waterfowl have been delight- Dome and Spokane’s Veterans Scharpf said in a press release, were received earlier this week • March 30, Sunday, 6:53 a.m.;ing in the pervasive rainfall as Memorial Arena, their peers are “The Satsop, Skookumchuck and for the 35 available spots. -0.1 feet; Twin Harbors, Long busy dodging raindrops on the Wynoochee rivers offer the best “What we do in this clinic is well, filling flooded pastures and Beach, Mocrocks fields from Beaver Creek to Bat- soccer pitch, running through opportunities for hatchery steel- we have about ten different sta- • March 31, Monday, 7:39 low hanging rain clouds around head in March, and we anticipate tions that we have the kids ro- tle Ground with Canada, snow, a.m.; -0.5 feet; Twin Harbors and Ross geese, as well as pintail, the track, and taking ground- fishing will improve with the re- tate around to,” said Bob Stew- Those dates are subject to balls off of the gymnasium cent rainfall.” art. The stations will include mallard, wigeon, canvasback, approval by the WDFW after gadwall, ring-necked, scaup, hardwood instead of stewarding Several area in the Salish Sea lessons on tying jigs, glow bugs marine toxin tests are conduct- dandelions on the baseball field. (Puget Sound) are also open for and knots, rigging heavy beads, shovler, bufflehead, and ruddy ed. During those digs, two un- ducks. Sandhill cranes, bald Such is the prune fingered, wind hooking chinook. Marine Area bobbers and worms, and casting sual occurrences will take place. blasted life of a spring athlete. 6 near Tacoma, Marine Area 11 technique. eagles, and shorebirds have also First, the tides will switch from been sighted near Vancouver. Of course, the mountains near Vashon Island, and Marine The clinic is geared toward evening times to morning tides should be busy this weekend Area 12 on Hood Canal have a 3rd to 5th grade students and is for the first time this year, and as copious amounts of powder two hatchery salmon limit per coordinated by a litany of vol- secondly, last year’s licenses will SNOW REPORT snow has accumulated in the day. unteers, including high school expire in the middle of the digs. Mt. Baker is experiencing av- Smelt dippers were finally highlands while we lowlanders seniors who are accumulating Last year’s licenses are good alanche danger conditions after rewarded for their patience last sandbag the cellars. A slow start community service hours to- through Mar. 31, but a new li- the recent snow dumps. Coupled week as a good run of fish were to the season has quickly turned wards their graduation require- cense is required starting Apr. 1. with a spring-like 41 degrees, the in the river. Most dippers walked around since the start of Febru- ments. The instruction will be Out in Ocean Shores, the an- deep and steep slopes are cur- away with their ten pound ary and all of the area resorts are focused mainly on trout, salmon, nual razor clam festival, which limits, many needing only a rently prone to collapse, causing at or above their season averages and steelhead fishing. includes a chowder cook-off, will handful of passes to reach their NWAC to issue avalanche and for snowfall and snowpack. Still, “We tell kids about differ- be held Mar. 21 – 23. quota. Throwing a tiny bone to deep snow advisories at all alti- there can be too much of a good ent fishing opportunities,” said tudes. thing and the deep snow coupled recreational smelt fishermen, the Stewart, who noted that each WDFW has announced that it HUNTIN’ Stevens Pass was closed with rising temperatures has participant will go home with Wednesday due to avalanche closed numerous resorts mid- has added a bonus day of smelt their own fishing pole, tackle Expiration dates for old hunt- dipping to the calendar. Last Sat- dangers and road closures on week due to avalanche dangers. box and a whole lot of gear. ing and fishing license are quick- Highway 2. The forecast calls urday was scheduled to be the Although the clinic is lim- Slope fiends should be sure to ly approaching and the WDFW for more snow later in week as final dipping day, but the rivers ited out for this year, Stewart check highway and mountain encourages folks to start making well as a temperature drop that will now be open this Saturday, said, “Next year we’re going to conditions before heading up the plans for their renewals now. should stabilize the dangerous Mar. 8, from 6 a.m. to noon, with do it again.” If you are interested mountain. “We encourage people to re- slopes. If the highway reopens, the same ten pound limit. in donating materials, time, or new their fishing and hunting there should be good conditions “The fishery was open for four expertise, or are interested in FISHIN’ licenses early, so they can take on the mountain. partial days over the past month, signing up a young angler for advantage of all the great recre- Snoqualmie Summit was In river news that should but dip-netters didn’t actu- next year’s event, you can contact ational opportunities available have local anglers surfacing for ally land any smelt until March Stewart at; [email protected] . running only four lifts on throughout the year,” said Bill Wednesday due to rain and joy, the WDFW reports that the 1,” said Guy Norman, WDFW Joplin, licensing manager for first spring chinook returned to southwest regional director, in a avalanche conditions caused CLAMMIN’ the WDFW, in a press release. by a freakishly high 45 degree the Cowlitz hatchery on Feb. 26. press release. “Catch rates were “There’s no advantage in waiting mountain temperature. If tem- “All signs point to a great sea- extremely good that day, indi- WDFW resident razor clam and letting those opportunities peratures drop on the mountain, son this year,” said Ron Roler, cating a strong run, and another expert, Dan Ayres hit his predic- slip by.” conditions should be in better Columbia River policy manager opening will give us a better idea tion for last week’s clam dig right Expenditures for licenses will shape for this weekend. for the WDFW via press release. of just how strong that run is.” on the button, as loads of diggers remain the same as last year, ac- Crystal Mountain had fair “The run forecast is well above Smelt fishing had been closed pulled big clams from the soggy cording to the WDFW, who not- weather on Wednesday, with average, and the rivers are drop- on the Cowlitz River for three sand. ed: All fees included, a resident rain showers turning to sun ping back into shape after the years prior to February’s dip- “Ya, we were real happy about adult freshwater fishing license heavy rain in late February.” ping dates. The closure was due that,” laughed Ayres about his is $29.50; saltwater is $30.05; breaks and the mountain tem- Still, there may be a bit of a to eulachon smelt being listed as soothsaying ways. “Big clams all shellfish/seaweed is $16.30; and perature hovering between 32 wait before the bulk of the run threatened under the federal En- around. People were happy.” a combination license is $54.25. and 38 degrees. starts charging the river gaunt- dangered Species Act after years “We had lots of diggers out Resident hunting licenses vary White Pass was tough to get let, as mid-March is usually the of diminishing runs. Since 2011 the first several days, and then with package options, ranging to for a while this week, as High- start of the big run. Until the riv- however, the WDFW reports Sunday things dropped off, just from a small-game license at way 12 was closed down to one ers bounce all the way back from that there have been significant because the weather was terrible. $40.50 to a deer/elk/cougar/bear. lane, but the road is now open in the rains though, muddy water is gains in numbers of returning The surf was up on Sunday, but Young bird hunters should both directions and the slopes sure to be more prevalent than smelt. mostly it was the heavy rain on be sure to get licensed soon as a and lifts were in full opera- stoked anglers. Under the new smelt plan cre- the beach. Clams notoriously do spring wild turkey hunt is sched- tion. Conditions on the moun- “The lack of rain and low flow ated by the WDFW and NOAA- not like fresh water, so if there is uled for Apr. 5-6 for hunters un- tain were warm and rainy on conditions that delayed the fall Fisheries, the total smelt harvest lots of fresh water on the beach der the age of 16. General spring Wednesday, with seven inches of coho and hatchery steelhead re- is not to exceed more than 1 they will just borough down turkey hunting begins on April snow fall over a 24-hour period. turns are switching to a more percent of the anticipated smelt deep.” 15. Mt. Hood was 39 degrees and normal state,” said Mike Gross, return this year. To date, com- The bad weather drove the rainy midday on Wednesday and WDFW fish biologist, in a press mercial fishing has accounted for clams deep and kept the diggers chose to cancel their night ski release. at least 9,025 pounds of the total at home in Long Beach, where WILDLIFE WATCHIN’ operation due to the conditions. While the Cowlitz River is allotted harvest. only 25 clams were estimated Gray whales have begun their Thursday and Friday should open to salmon fishing, with a “We’re pleased to be able to in the Sunday harvest. On the annual migration from the coast bring colder temperatures and daily harvest limit of two adult give families another chance to contrary, diggers at Mocrocks of Mexico to their summer feed- more snow, but the rain is likely hatchery chinook, other Colum- enjoy harvesting smelt this year,” averaged 14 clams per person ing waters in the Arctic Ocean. to return by the weekend. bia River tributaries are subject said Norman. on Sunday. Despite the dispa- Most of the long distance com- *New wax and good raingear to different regulations. Specifi- Those who may have quickly rate results, last week’s dig drew muters truck straight through are recommended for all of the cally, all chinook salmon caught become addicted to dipping can a WDFW estimated 36,000 total to the coast of Alaska, but some mountains.

News in Brief

Mount Rainier: Tourism other 450-500 commercial con- econ_b-roll.htm. To download atre in Washington Hall. Citizens who want to see the cessions service employees in or the report itself, visit http://www. According to Tacoma Power agenda for the meeting can visit Creates $36.8 Million in near the park. nature.nps.gov/socialscience/ spokesperson Chris Gleason, tacomapower.com/cowlitzfishre- “Mount Rainier National Park economics.cfm. attendees will learn about the port or they can request infor- Local Economic Benefit is an icon of the Pacific North- Cowlitz River fisheries plan an- mation by sending an email to By The Chronicle west,” she said. “The mountain Public Meeting on nual review, hatchery fish pro- [email protected]. A new National Park Service attracts visitors from across duction for the Cowlitz River the U.S. and around the world. and salmon and steelhead popu- report shows that just more than Cowlitz River Fisheries While their destination may be lations in the river. a million visitors to Mount Rain- the park, they also spend time to Be Held March The public will have an op- ier National Park in 2012 spent and money in our local commu- 12 in Centralia portunity to ask questions and $36.8 million in communities nities.” provide input at the meeting. surrounding the park. National park tourism, By The Chronicle According to Tacoma Power, In a news release earlier this Swartout added, is a significant Tacoma Power and the Fish- this will be the first of several week, Park Deputy Superinten- driver in the national economy – eries Technical Committee will public meetings in 2014 that will dent Tracy Swartout said the returning $10 for every $1 invest- host an informational public focus on the process used to set spending supported more than ed in the National Park Service. meeting about Cowlitz River hatchery fish production and 430 jobs in the local area, not in- For more information on fisheries and hatchery programs make recommendations to the cluding the 100-110 permanent the economic impact reporting from 5 to 8 p.m. on March 12. Washington Department of Fish and 180-200 seasonal staff work- across the National Park Service, The meeting will take place at and Wildlife about Cowlitz River ing directly for the park and an- visit: http://www.nps.gov/news/ Centralia College’s Corbet The- fisheries. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014 SPORTS

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Ashley Kelly and the Morton-White Pass girls basketball team will open with un- ranked St. George’s in the irst round of the 2B Girls Basketball State Tournament.

(Ashley Kelly, Whitney Elledge, (24-0) will face Lind-Ritzville/ Darian Atkinson and Sam Eve- Sprague in the first round, at land) from last year's fifth-place 3:45 this afternoon. squad. "It may be a little better than Morton-White Pass (19-5) last year, but it isn't a whole lot will face the winner or loser better than last year," MWP of the first-round La Conner/ coach Tony Gillispie joked. "It Colfax game on Friday, both of ain't the best draw in the world, which are more attractive op- but it isn't the worst." tions than the top chunk of the The Broncos were ranked bracket. fourth in the final AP poll of the "We kind of broke the season season, and are led by guards into four quarters. Obviously Dylan Hartz and Connor league was first, districts second, O'Neill, who each score just over and regionals third. We're going 13 points a game. Hartz and into the fourth quarter of the O'Neill were both key players on season," Allen said. "Our goal is the LRS football squad, which to trophy, and I think we've got defeated Morton-White Pass in a good shot at doing that. We're the last two State 2B champion- going to let it all hang out and ship football games.

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] see what happens." "My kids are actually tired Jaron Kirkley and the Mossyrock Vikings will be taking on undefeated St. George’s in the Spokane Arena on Thursday at 9 p.m. of talking about football," Gil- 2B Boys lispie pointed out. "They know each other well. I'm sure they've There's no question who the faced each other on the field, State: Toledo Faces Seattle Academy in State Opener favorite is in this year's State 2B and know each other's person- Boys Basketball Tournament. nel real well, but I think it's state, Continued from Sports 1 left-handed 6-foot point guard day. The Indians, after finishing Daniel Davydov, who scored fifth in the SWW 1A League St. George's, with a perfect and both teams will be wanting 27-0 record and a win over de- The coach was quick to point 15.5 points a game this season. Trico Division regular-season to win real bad." "He's just a solid player," To- standings, have gone 5-0 in the fending State 2A champion Senior point guard Kalen out, however, that the team Pullman on its resume, is the doesn't consider itself the favor- ledo coach Scott Merzoian said. postseason, led by hot-shoot- Dunlap lead the Timberwolves "He runs the point, but he can ing Brent Wood (17 points per easy pick in Spokane. The Drag- in scoring, with 16 points a ite, despite the recent win over ons are led by 6-foot-8 forward Mark Morris. shoot the ball really well, he game) and gritty do-everything game, with 6-foot-4 forward handles the ball really well, and forward Grant McEwen (17 Dexter Sienko, scoring nearly 23 Zach Walton adding 14.6 points "I don't feel like we're by points a game and 6-foot guard any means the favorite team," he's going to be a tough guard points per game). a game and Kaleb Poquette for us." Needless to say, it's been Erik Muelheims (17 points a notching 12 a game. he said. "We've got as good a game). chance as anybody, and I've got Top-ranked Okanogan and a season of improvement for The Timberwolves have second-ranked Zillah both en- the Indians, who are the only And the first team with a been ranked No. 2, just behind a lot of confidence in our players, shot at a big upset will be Moss- but it's a tough road." ter the tournament with 24-0 team left playing — outside of the Dragons, all season long, records, though Merzoian said Cascade Christian — not to be yrock. The 18-5 Vikings take on and wouldn't mind seeing them St. George's at 9 p.m. tonight in 1A Boys King's (23-2) may be the favorite ranked in the final AP poll of in the championship game on in the final field of eight. the season. the last first-round game on the Saturday. Toledo may be the defending Toledo faced King's and "I feel like we're in the best schedule. "Our philosophy, all year, champion, and the Indians may Okanogan in its title run last possible position we could be, "I think it's one of those situ- has been taking it one day at a be playing their best ball of the season, and turned the ball over for where we're at and what we ations where if you feel like you time," Gillispie said, "but yeah, season, but at this point it's hard 14 times in the first half alone have," Merzoian said. "You've want to be the best, you've got to we hope we could run into them to say whether they're even the against the Knights. got to go and play your best bas- play the best," Mossyrock coach down the road." favorite in the first round of the "I would probably go with ketball over in Yakima. We feel Dustin Workman said. "The State 1A Boys Basketball Tour- King's if I had to pick one of pretty good that whatever hap- good thing about us is we're nament. the three," Merzoian said, "but pens, we're going to give it our coming in with no pressure. The Indians (17-7) take on I think all three have a great best." We're just going to come out, get Seattle Academy (18-4) at 9 a.m. chance." after them and give it our best College shot." this morning, a team that's shuf- Toledo, meanwhile, will face 2B Girls fled through the top five spots the winner or loser of the Cas- Mossyrock has plenty of ca- Continued from Sports 1 in the Associated Press poll cade Christian (12-11) versus The Timberwolves certainly pable scorers, led by sophomore throughout the season, led by Zillah first-round game on Fri- didn't have anything to com- Jaron Kirkley (16 points a game) home runs, 16 RBIs and three plain about when the WIAA and senior guard Kyler Hazen doubles. conducted its first-round state (15 points a game), and feels • Jessika-Jo Sandrini, a se- tournament draws on Sunday in ready to play on the big stage. nior from Adna, was named the Renton. "We had some really good Metro-Atlantic Athletic Confer- Top-ranked Northwest stretches in our regional game," ence’s Pitcher of the Week last Christian drew third-ranked Workman said. "We started Tuesday, after tossing a complete Bear Creek in the first round, playing a little faster, and got game shutout for Sienna Col- while the other game in the top out in transition a little more. lege against Oakland on Feb. 22 half of the bracket pitted No. 2 I think we're just right about and then closing out a win over Toutle Lake against DeSales. where we need to be." Oakland on Feb. 23, in a relief Meanwhile, down at the The Vikings will then face appearance, by striking out five bottom of the bracket, with no the winner or loser of the of the seven batters she faced in a chance of seeing any of the top Onalaska/Liberty first-round 3-0 loss. Her younger sister, Jor- three teams until Saturday, sits matchup. dan, a sophomore, is batting .250 Morton-White Pass, facing un- The Loggers (20-6) could this season for the 1-3 Saints. ranked St. George's at 2 p.m. to- have their hands full with a Lib- • Lauren Liseth, a senior from day. erty team anchored by 6-foot-7 Centralia, homered for Fairfield "I like our draw," MWP guard Match Burnham, who in a 7-3 win over Dartmouth on coach Darin Allen said. "It's an scored 22 points a game, and Saturday in Harrisonburg, Va., opponent we feel like we match 6-foot-4 post Ryan Thayer (17.4 to open James Madison Univer- up very well against, and the 1, 2 points a game). sity’s Dukes Invitational tourna- and 3 are on the other side of the Onalaska, meanwhile, will ment. Liseth added a hit as the bracket, so that makes it even continue to look to senior for- Stags dropped their first game better." ward Travis McMillion (20.5 on Saturday, 9-1, to host James St. George's is led by fresh- points a game) and senior guard Madison. men guards Hailey Higashi Jonathon Smalley (13.9 points a (14.3 points per game) and Ceci game) for offense. Track & Field Bergquist (12.9 ppg), and starts Second-ranked Morton- three freshmen and two sopho- White Pass, meanwhile, finds • Frank Krause, a junior from mores. itself on the opposite side of the Onalaska running for St. Mar- "We're kind of taking the bracket from St. George's — a tin’s University, earned All-Great approach that we've been there, nice change from last season, Northwest Athletic Conference when the teams faced off in the honors after finishing second in Brandon Hansen / [email protected] and we've got people back, so first round and the Dragons the 800 meters — in 1:54.14 — Rylon Kolb and the Morton-White Pass boys basketball team will face Lind-Ritz- we're hoping our experience escaped with an overtime win. on Feb. 22 at the GNAC Indoor ville/Sprague in the irst round of the 2B Boys Basketball State Tournament will help us through," said Allen, whose team returns four starters This time, the Timberwolves Track & Field Championships in Nampa, Ida. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014

MLS

Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press Seattle Sounders MLS soccer players, including training camp invitee Kevin Parsemain, center left, of Martinique, take part in a practice sessions during MLS training, Thursday, Feb. 13, in Tukwila. The Sounders open the 2014 regular season on March 8 with a home match against Sporting Kansas City. Retooled Sounders Hope ‘14 a Title Season HIGH EXPECTATIONS: Seattle around the league and that's just rising homegrown star DeAndre attle aren't on the same level as While all the roster changes the nature of the game and that's Yedlin. Midfielder Osvaldo Al- the move last summer to bring mean some sort of acclimation Looking to Revamped the business part of it. It kind of sonso was rewarded with a desig- Dempsey back from Europe. But period, how Dempsey fits dur- Roster for MLS Title Run is what it is and we did lose some nated player contract and Seattle they could end up being more ing his second season will be big names and some very good is about to get its first full season important. watched closely early in the year. By Tim Booth players but I think we've brought with Clint Dempsey on the ros- Up front, Seattle brought in His first few months with Seattle The Associated Press in some great players to fill in the ter. veteran striker Kenny Cooper, late last season were a disap- shoes. And I think the group is a But the names that are gone along with Chad Barrett and TUKWILA — When the col- pointment as the American star little bit stronger." are notable. U.S. national team Tristan Bowen. In the midfield, recorded just one goal and one lapse began last fall, the Seattle Seattle will go into the 2014 striker Eddie Johnson is now Seattle acquired Marco Pappa Sounders went from MLS favor- assist in his nine games. Getting season with the same belief that with D.C. United. Defensive cen- through allocation when he de- fully entrenched as Seattle's lead- ites to a crumbling club that ob- anything less than an MLS title ter backs Jhon Kennedy Hurtado cided to return to MLS from Eu- viously needed change. er will be difficult this season as is not success. But they'll do it and Patrick Ianni are gone. Mid- rope. Chad Marshall, who played well with Dempsey likely get- It's the byproduct of having with a completely overhauled fielder Mauro Rosales is now for Schmid in Columbus, was ting called away for U.S. national an unrivaled fan base and expec- roster, the result of the slide at with Chivas USA. Goalkeeper acquired in a trade to anchor the tations that anything less than the end of 2013. Michael Gspurning is back in middle of Seattle's defense. And team duties even before training a league title is unacceptable for The question of whether Europe. former Toronto goalkeeper Ste- camp for the World Cup in Bra- management. changes were needed stretched It's a completely new look for fan Frei was brought in to com- zil starts in May. "To be honest it was time. Ev- from the bottom of the roster all Seattle and only success on the pete with 41-year-old Marcus Dempsey may not even be ery couple of years a team is go- the way up to coach Sigi Schmid. field will determine whether the Hahnemann for the starting job. available for Saturday's opener ing to have to go through chang- Eventually, general manager right choices were made. "It is pretty obvious the men- after being called into national es to grow and you get a certain Adrian Hanauer and majority "It's not really up to me what tality they are going for," Neagle team duty for an exhibition amount of time with a certain owner Joe Roth decided keep- changes we make on the ros- said. "They want to be more ag- match against Ukraine. group of players, and if you don't ing Schmid and remodeling the ter but the new guys have been gressive and a lot more pressure "We're still getting to know win you change it," Seattle mid- team was the path Seattle would great and very positive," Yedlin and I think the guys they've each other. We're still getting to fielder Brad Evans said. "Most of travel. said. "They are good players and brought in have that same men- know what the tendencies are of the time it's your star players you It wasn't a complete overhaul. I'm excited to see what they can tality, so it's nice. It's easy to get each player, but I like the spirit try and change and bring them Evans is still around. So is Lamar bring to the team." on the same page when you have of the team, I like their attitude," in with other well-known players Neagle, Obafemi Martins and The additions made by Se- similar guys on the field." Schmid said. Paralympics President’s Delegation is a No Go, But Paralympic Games Are a Go By Joe Paisley our athletes by watching them Caitlin Hayden said in a state- to remove support staff or ath- nounced Feb. 6, would have in- The Gazette (MCT) compete on NBC, NBCSN (NBC ment Monday. “President Obama letes. cluded Rep. Tammy Duckworth, Sports Network) and on TeamU- continues to strongly support all “The safety and security of D-Ill., administration officials, COLORADO SPRINGS, SA.org,” U.S. Olympic Commit- of the U.S. athletes who will par- Team USA is our top priority,” Colo. — The announcement that and U.S. three-time Paralym- tee spokesman Patrick Sandusky ticipate in the Paralympics and Sandusky said. pian bronze medalist Sandra the U.S. presidential delegation said. wishes them great success in the “As is always the case, we are will not attend the 2014 Sochi The USOC is based in down- Olympic competition.” working with the U.S. Depart- Dukat. Paralympics later this week does town Colorado Springs. The U.S. British government officials ment of State, the local organiz- The U.S. and 64 other nations not mean American athletes will government move was made to will also boycott the Paralympics, ers and the relevant law enforce- boycotted the 1980 Moscow not compete. protest the recent Russian mili- according to a New York Times ment agencies in an effort to Summer Olympics after a Soviet- “Today we were advised of the tary intervention into nearby article. Their athletes will com- ensure that our delegation and led invasion of Afghanistan. decision to not send a presiden- Ukraine. pete. other Americans traveling to So- Meanwhile, a men’s soc- tial delegation to the Paralympic “In addition to other measures There is no official connec- chi are safe.” cer game between the U.S. and Winter Games. As a sports or- we are taking in response to the tion between the presidential del- This is the first time Russia is Ukraine on Wednesday in Cy- ganization, we will continue to situation in Ukraine, the United egation and Team USA’s athletes hosting the Paralympics, which prus was canceled and then rein- fully support the amazing men States will no longer send a presi- and support staff, who are in So- brings in 700 athletes from 44 and women that comprise Team dential delegation to the upcom- chi or en route. The games start countries. Many of the facilities stated. A Ukraine team is sched- USA at the Paralympic Winter ing Winter Paralympic Games Friday and run through March used for the Sochi Olympics will uled to compete in the freestyle Games in Sochi, and we encour- in Sochi,” White House National 16. be utilized. Wrestling World Cup in Los An- age all Americans to support Security Council spokeswoman There is no word of any plans The U.S. delegation, an- geles on March 15-16. MLB Hernandez Throws 2 Scoreless Innings, M’s Top Dodgers 4-1 GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — the game and walked Carl Craw- tingly said. “I thought our energy surgery. the calf will tell us when to do it,” Felix Hernandez gave up two ford. Hernandez then induced a was good.” The Dodgers signed Wilson Mattingly said. hits and struck out one over 6-4-3 double play from Hanley as a reliever last July and re- Pitching prospect Ross Strip- two scoreless innings in his first Ramirez and struck out Andre STARTING TIME signed him on Dec. 5 to a one- ling is scheduled Wednesday to spring training start as the Seat- Ethier. year, $10-million deal. undergo Tommy John surgery in Mariners: Hernandez, who tle Mariners beat the Los Ange- Brian Wilson, whose 333 reg- Los Angeles. A muscle tear in his les Dodgers 4-1 Tuesday. ular-season appearances have all threw 17 strikes on 29 pitches, made his first spring start later TRAINER’S ROOM right elbow was found this week. “I’m content, happy,” said come in relief, got the start be- “He was a kid who was on a Hernandez, whose only com- cause of Zack Greinke’s strained than most pitchers. That’s part Mariners: Seager was back at roll,” Mattingly said. plaint was a poor changeup. right calf. Wilson struck out one of his usual spring regimen. He’s third base after jamming a finger Hernandez said he spent his in a hitless inning. expected to be Seattle’s opening Feb. 28 in a slide at first against offseason lifting weights in Ven- Crawford, slowed by tight- day starter for a seventh time, a the Padres. FIRST CUT ezuela with the hope of adding ness in his right thigh, played franchise record. Dodgers: There still was no Dodgers: Wilson has a new word Tuesday on when Greinke Pitcher Stephen Fife was power and improving endurance. left field for only the second time among 10 players cut by the “I look pretty good,” said this spring training. role and new repertoire, includ- will work his first bullpen ses- Hernandez, who said his legs J.P. Howell allowed three ing a knuckleball. He threw sion since straining his right Dodgers, who have begun to feel stronger now than they did runs and four hits in the third. one Tuesday on his first pitch, a calf on Feb. 27 while throwing trim the roster for the season- a year ago. “I’m trying to look Puig had an error in the inning, strike, to Seattle shortstop Brad only four pitches in a spring start opening series against Arizona good, you know?” fielding Kyle Seager’s single to Miller. against Arizona. Greinke contin- on March 22 and 23 in Sydney, The 2010 AL Cy Young right and throwing wide of third “It’s been a long road,” said ued to wear a sleeve on the calf. Australia. Fife, who has been Award winner allowed a double as Brad Miller scored. Wilson, who wasn’t in any camp He walked around the clubhouse troubled by shoulder tendinitis, off the left-center field wall by “I thought it was good today,” last spring while undergoing re- without a limp. started 15 games for the Dodgers Yasiel Puig on his first pitch of Dodgers manager Don Mat- hab for a second Tommy John “On Zack throwing a bullpen, over the last two seasons. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014 SPORTS

Scoreboard Sports on the Air Preps (15) Cincinnati at Rutgers, 9 a.m. 3. Thaddeus Young, PHI 2.23 16. Russell Henley $1,200,954 THURSDAY, March 6 Oklahoma State at (16) Iowa State, 11 a.m. 4. John Wall, WSH 1.98 17. Scott Stallings $1,195,200 GOLF State Basketball (18) S. Methodist at (20) Memphis, 9 a.m. 5. Michael Williams, PHI 1.98 18. Gary Woodland $1,118,776 Upcoming Games (23) Oklahoma at TCU, 1 p.m. 19. Charles Howell III $1,067,491 10 a.m. CLASS 2B Boys Illinois at (24) Iowa, 5:30 p.m. 20. Victor Dubuisson $1,061,906 TGC — PGA Tour-WGC, Cadillac Champi- At Spokane 21. Will MacKenzie $982,574 onship, first round, at Doral, Fla. Thursday’s Games Sunday’s Top 25 Games NHL 22. Graeme McDowell $981,300 3:30 p.m. Lind-Ritville Sprague vs. Morton- (5) Virginia at Maryland, 9 a.m. 23. Pat Perez $979,520 All Times PST White Pass, 3:45 p.m. (7) Syracuse at Florida State, 11 a.m. 24. Chris Stroud $930,919 TGC — PGA Tour, Puerto Rico Open, first EASTERN CONFERENCE NW Christian (Colbert) vs. Bear Creek, 5:30 p.m. (9) Wisconsin at Nebraska, 4:30 p.m. 25. Ian Poulter $928,017 round, at Rio Grande, Puerto Rico (same-day Atlantic Division Onalaska vs. Liberty, 7:15 p.m. (17) Saint Louis at Massachusetts, 11 a.m. 26. Jason Bohn $923,260 GP W L OT Pts GF GA tape) Mossyrock vs. St. George’s, 9 p.m. (22) Michigan St. at Ohio State, 1:30 p.m. 27. Russell Knox $873,177 Boston 60 38 17 5 81 188 137 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 28. Charley Hoffman $871,110 Montreal 62 34 21 7 75 159 152 CLASS 2B GIRLS 29. Ryo Ishikawa $854,672 4 p.m. Tampa Bay 61 34 22 5 73 177 156 At Spokane 30. Sergio Garcia $842,000 Toronto 63 32 23 8 72 186 193 ESPN — Memphis at Cincinnati Thursday’s Games 31. Rickie Fowler $834,330 NBA Detroit 60 28 20 12 68 159 165 ESPN2 — LSU at Vanderbilt NW Christian (Colbert) vs. Bear Creek, 9 a.m. 32. Hideki Matsuyama $820,788 National Basketball Association Ottawa 61 27 23 11 65 174 199 ESPNU — Penn St. at Northwestern DeSales vs. Toutle Lake, 10:30 a.m. 33. Rory McIlroy $778,500 Standings Florida 61 23 31 7 53 151 197 La Conner vs. Colfax, 12:15 p.m. 34. Kevin Na $752,352 FS1 — Villanova at Xavier All Times PST Buffalo 61 18 35 8 44 124 183 Morton-White Pass vs. St. George’s, 2 p.m. 35. Brian Harman $741,312 5 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE 36. Matt Every $728,425 Atlantic Division Metropolitan Division NBCSN — George Mason at La Salle CLASS 1A BOYS 37. Keegan Bradley $701,241 W L Pct GB Pittsburgh 60 40 16 4 84 192 149 6 p.m. At Yakima 38. K.J. Choi $698,697 Toronto 33 26 .559 — Philadelphia 62 32 24 6 70 174 180 Thursday’s Games 39. Scott Brown $691,908 ESPN — Iowa at Michigan State Brooklyn 29 29 .500 3½ N.Y. Rangers 62 33 26 3 69 162 157 Seattle Academy vs. Toledo, 9 a.m. 40. Hunter Mahan $689,346 ESPN2 — UCLA at Washington New York 21 40 .344 13 Washington 62 29 23 10 68 184 186 Cascade Christian vs. Zillah, 10:30 a.m. Boston 20 40 .333 13½ Columbus 61 31 25 5 67 180 170 ESPNU — Hawaii at UC Santa Barbara Cedar Park Chr. vs. Okanogan, 12:15 p.m. Philadelphia 15 45 .250 18½ New Jersey 62 26 23 13 65 148 153 Fed Ex Cup Points Brewster vs. King’s, 2 p.m. FS1 — Butler at DePaul Carolina 61 26 26 9 61 151 173 Golfer Points 8 p.m. Southeast Division N.Y. Islanders 63 23 32 8 54 173 215 1. Jimmy Walker 1,830 CLASS 1A GIRLS Miami 43 14 .754 — 2. Dustin Johnson 1,206 ESPNU — Southern Cal at Washington St. At Yakima Washington 31 29 .517 13½ WESTERN CONFERENCE 3. Harris English 1,116 NBA BASKETBALL Thursday’s Games Charlotte 27 33 .450 17½ Central Division 4. Chris Kirk 1,017 Kalama vs. Cashmere, 3:45 p.m. 5 p.m. Atlanta 26 32 .448 17½ St. Louis 60 40 14 6 86 200 139 5. Bubba Watson 982 Granger vs. Lynden Christian, 5:30 p.m. TNT — Miami at San Antonio Orlando 19 43 .306 26½ Chicago 62 36 12 14 86 213 166 6. Webb Simpson 939 King’s vs. Okanogan, 7:15 p.m. Colorado 61 39 17 5 83 188 164 7. Zach Johnson 867 7:30 p.m. Mabton vs. Blaine, 9 p.m. Central Division Minnesota 62 34 21 7 75 153 150 8. Ryan Moore 852 TNT — L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers Indiana 46 13 .780 — Dallas 61 29 22 10 68 173 171 9. Kevin Stadler 804 CLASS 2A GIRLS NHL HOCKEY Chicago 33 27 .550 13½ Winnipeg 62 30 26 6 66 174 178 10. Patrick Reed 776 At Yakima 7:30 p.m. Detroit 24 36 .400 22½ Nashville 61 26 25 10 62 150 185 11. Jason Day 720 Thursday’s Games Cleveland 24 37 .393 23 12. Jordan Spieth 687 NBCSN — Pittsburgh at San Jose East Valley (Spokane) vs. W.F. West, 9 a.m. Milwaukee 12 47 .203 34 Pacific Division 13. Brian Stuard 672 Port Angeles vs. Lynden, 10:30 a.m. Anaheim 62 43 14 5 91 202 150 14. Ryan Palmer 654 Lake Washington vs. Ellensburg, 12:15 p.m. FRIDAY, March 7 WESTERN CONFERENCE San Jose 62 39 17 6 84 188 151 15. Graham Delaet 620 Mark Morris vs. White River, 2 p.m. AUTO RACING Southwest Division Los Angeles 62 34 22 6 74 150 133 16. Russell Henley 591 Vancouver 63 28 25 10 66 150 166 17. Scott Stallings 575 11 a.m. CLASS 2A BOYS San Antonio 43 16 .729 — Phoenix 61 27 23 11 65 169 180 18. Charles Howell III 557 FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice for KO- At Yakima Houston 40 19 .678 3 Calgary 61 23 31 7 53 141 185 19. Russell Knox 527 Thursday’s Games Dallas 36 25 .590 8 BALT 400, at Las Vegas Memphis 34 25 .576 9 Edmonton 62 20 34 8 48 154 204 20. Gary Woodland 504 Anacortes vs. White River, 3:45 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 21. Will MacKenzie 496 Pullman vs. Mark Morris, 5:30 p.m. New Orleans 23 36 .390 20 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point 22. Jason Bohn 491 FS1 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, practice Lake Washington vs. Clarkston, 7:15 p.m. Northwest Division for overtime loss. 23. Pat Perez 478 for Boyd Gaming 300, at Las Vegas Hockinson vs. Lynden, 9 p.m. Oklahoma City 45 15 .750 — 24. Charley Hoffman 457 2 p.m. Portland 41 18 .695 3½ Tuesday’s Results 25. Chris Stroud 456 FS1 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, practice Minnesota 29 29 .500 15 26. Hideki Matsuyama 446 College Basketball Denver 25 33 .431 19 Wednesday’s Results 27. Ryo Ishikawa 425 for Boyd Gaming 300, at Las Vegas Utah 21 39 .350 24 XXX 28. Matt Every 421 3:30 p.m. NCAA Division I 29. Kevin Na 417 Rankings (March 3) FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole qualifying Pacific Division Thursday’s Games 30. Graeme McDowell 407 AP Top 25 Record Pts. for KOBALT 400, at Las Vegas L.A. Clippers 41 20 .672 — Washington at Boston, 4 p.m. 31. Brendon Todd 406 1 Florida (46) 27-2 1,606 Golden State 36 24 .600 4½ Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 4 p.m. 32. Bill Haas 396 BOXING 2 Wichita State (14) 31-0 1,555 Phoenix 35 24 .593 5 Colorado at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. 33. Scott Brown 393 6 p.m. 3 Arizona (5) 27-2 1,514 L.A. Lakers 20 39 .339 20 Buffalo at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. 34. Brian Harman 384 4 Duke 23-6 1,364 ESPN2 — Lightweights, Rustam Nugaev (26- Sacramento 20 39 .339 20 Columbus at Chicago, 5 p.m. 35. Vijay Singh 376 5 Virginia 25-5 1,304 6-0) vs. Marvin Quintero (25-4-0), at Pala, Calif. St. Louis at Nashville, 5 p.m. 35. Keegan Bradley 376 6 Villanova 26-3 1,292 Tuesday’s Results Vancouver at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. 37. Ian Poulter 368 GOLF 7 Syracuse 26-3 1,240 Montreal at Phoenix, 6 p.m. Golden State 98, Indiana 96 38. K.J. Choi 355 10 a.m. 8 Kansas 22-7 1,200 NY Islanders at Edmonton, 6:30 p.m. San Antonio 122, Cleveland 101 38. Rory McIlroy 355 9 Wisconsin 24-5 1,075 Houston 106, Miami 103 Pittsburgh at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. TGC — PGA Tour-WGC, Cadillac Champi- 40. Sergio Garcia 351 10 San Diego State 25-3 995 Oklahoma City 125, Philadelphia 92 onship, second round, at Doral, Fla. 11 Louisville 24-5 959 L.A. Clippers 104, Phoenix 96 Friday’s Games 3:30 p.m. 12 Michigan 21-7 899 New Orleans 132, L.A. Lakers 125 NY Rangers at Carolina, 4 p.m. TGC — PGA Tour, Puerto Rico Open, second 13 Creighton 23-5 892 New Jersey at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. 14 North Carolina 22-7 755 Wednesday’s Results Buffalo at Florida, 4:30 p.m. NASCAR round, at Rio Grande, Puerto Rico (same-day Houston 101, Orlando 89 15 Cincinnati 24-5 737 NY Islanders at Calgary, 6 p.m. Sprint Cup Standings tape) Washington 104, Utah 91 16 Iowa State 22-6 613 Pittsburgh at Anaheim, 7 p.m. As of March 4 Charlotte 109, Indiana 87 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 17 Saint Louis 25-4 539 Driver Points Brooklyn 103, Memphis 94 1. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 90 4 p.m. 18 Southern Methodist 23-6 427 Golden State 108, Boston 88 Saturday’s Games 2. Kevin Harvick 79 19 Connecticut 23-6 423 Chicago 105, Detroit 94 Ottawa at Winnipeg, 12 p.m. ESPN2 — Kent St. at Akron 3. Brad Keselowski 84 20 Memphis 22-7 364 Denver 115, Dallas 110 St. Louis at Colorado, 12 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 4. Jeff Gordon 80 21 New Mexico 23-5 338 New York 118, Minnesota 106 Philadelphia at Toronto, 4 p.m. 5. Jimmie Johnson 78 ESPNU — Ohio Valley Conference, semifinal, Sacramento 116, Milwaukee 102 22 Michigan State 22-7 322 Boston at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. 6. Joey Logano 75 teams TBD, at Nashville, Tenn. 23 Oklahoma 21-8 183 Carolina at New Jersey, 4 p.m. 7. Matt Kenseth 70 24 Iowa 20-9 94 Thursday’s Games Phoenix at Washington, 4 p.m. 8. Denny Hamlin 68 NBCSN — Harvard at Yale 25 Kentucky 21-8 92 Miami at San Antonio, 5 p.m. Columbus at Nashville, 5 p.m. 9. Carl Edwards 65 6:30 p.m. Others receiving votes: Texas 70, Oklahoma City at Phoenix, 6 p.m. Minnesota at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. 10. Greg Biffle 64 ESPNU — Ohio Valley Conference, semifinal, Virginia Commonwealth 58, UCLA LA Clippers at LA Lakers, 7:30 p.m. Calgary at Vancouver, 7 p.m. 11. Jamie McMurray 64 45, Stephen F. Austin 38, Gonzaga 38, Montreal at San Jose, 7 p.m. 11. Casey Mears 64 teams TBD, at Nashville, Tenn. Kansas State 19, Saint Joseph’s 19, Ohio Friday’s Games 13. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 63 NBA BASKETBALL 14. Kyle Busch 61 State 17, Green Bay 13, Harvard 7, Mas- Memphis at Chicago, 4 p.m. Sunday’s Games 15. Ryan Newman 60 4 p.m. Cleveland at Charlotte, 4 p.m. sachusetts 5, Arizona State 5, Pittsburgh Detroit at NY Rangers, 9:30 a.m. 16. Austin Dillon 56 ESPN — Memphis at Chicago Sacramento at Toronto, 4 p.m. 2, Colorado 2, Xavier 2, North Carolina Boston at Florida, 2 p.m. 17. Marcos Ambrose 49 6:30 p.m. Central 1, Southern Miss 1, Oklahoma Brooklyn at Boston, 4:30 p.m. Chicago at Buffalo, 4:30 p.m. 18. Kasey Kahne 47 State 1 Utah at New York, 4:30 p.m. St. Louis at Minnesota, 5 p.m. 19. Reed Sorenson 41 ESPN — Indiana at Houston Dropped from rankings: Ohio State Detroit at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Los Angeles at Edmonton, 5 p.m. 20. Tony Stewart 37 22, Texas 24 Milwaukee at New Orleans, 5 p.m. 21. AJ Allmendinger 37 SATURDAY, March 8 Portland at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. League Leaders 22. Aric Almirola 35 USA Today Record Pts LA Lakers at Denver, 6 p.m. 1. Sidney Crosby, PIT 80 23. Clint Bowyer 34 AUTO RACING 24. Paul Menard 34 1 Florida (25) 27-2 793 Indiana at Houston, 6:30 p.m. 2. Phil Kessel, TOR 69 1:15 p.m. 25. Brian Vickers 33 Atlanta at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. 2 Wichita State (7) 31-0 769 3. Ryan Getzlaf, ANA 68 26. Cole Whitt 33 ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, Boyd 3 Arizona 27-2 741 4. John Tavares, NYI 66 27. Justin Allgaier 32 Gaming 300, at Las Vegas 4 Duke 23-6 672 Saturday’s Games 5. Alex Ovechkin, WSH 65 28. Kyle Larson 30 5 Virginia 25-5 656 New York at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m. 29. Bobby Labonte 29 GOLF 6 Villanova 26-3 647 Utah at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. Goals 30. Kurt Busch 29 9 a.m. 7 Syracuse 26-3 563 Charlotte at Memphis, 5 p.m. 1. Alex Ovechkin, WSH 43 31. David Ragan 26 TGC — PGA Tour-WGC, Cadillac Champi- 8 Kansas 22-7 559 Orlando at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. 2. Phil Kessel, TOR 33 32. Terry Labonte 24 onship, third round, at Doral, Fla. 9 Louisville 24-5 548 Washington at Milwaukee, 6 p.m. 3. Corey Perry, ANA 32 33. Alex Bowman 24 34. David Gilliland 24 10 San Diego State 25-3 511 Atlanta at LA Clippers, 7:30 p.m. 3. Joe Pavelski, SJ 32 11 a.m. 35. Martin Truex Jr. 23 11 Wisconsin 24-5 489 5. Sidney Crosby, PIT 29 36. Josh Wise 20 NBC — PGA Tour-WGC, Cadillac Champi- Sunday’s Games 12 Michigan 21-7 455 37. Parker Kligerman 17 onship, third round, at Doral, Fla. 13 Creighton 23-5 411 Miami at Chicago, 10 a.m. Plus/Minus 38. Michael Annett 17 3:30 p.m. 14 North Carolina 22-7 352 Oklahoma City at LA Lakers, 12:30 p.m. 1. Matt Niskanen, PIT 31 39. Danica Patrick 13 15 Cincinnati 24-5 351 Denver at New Orleans, 3 p.m. 2. Brandon Saad, CHI 27 40. Michael McDowell 11 TGC — PGA Tour, Puerto Rico Open, third 16 Saint Louis 25-4 293 Detroit at Boston, 3 p.m. 2. Johnny Boychuk, BOS 27 41. Ryan Truex 9 round, at Rio Grande, Puerto Rico (same-day 17 Iowa State 22-6 277 Sacramento at Brooklyn, 3 p.m. 2. Francois Beauchemin, ANA 27 42. Travis Kvapil 6 43. Michael Waltrip 4 tape) 18 Southern Methodist 23-6 185 Portland at Houston, 4 p.m. 5. Ryan Getzlaf, ANA 26 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 19 Connecticut 23-6 170 Toronto at Minnesota, 4 p.m. NASCAR Sprint Cup Series at Phoenix 20 Memphis 22-7 160 Indiana at Dallas, 4:30 p.m. Goals Against Average 9 a.m. Phoenix International Raceway Phoenix at Golden State, 6 p.m. 21 New Mexico 23-5 146 1. Josh Harding, MIN 1.66 Sunday, March 2 CBS — Kentucky at Florida 22 Michigan State 22-7 143 2. Cory Schneider, NJ 1.92 Driver Make ESPN — Kansas at West Virginia 23 Oklahoma 21-8 123 League Leaders 3. Ben Scrivens, EDM/LA 2.02 1. Kevin Harvick Chevrolet 24 Kentucky 21-8 106 Points 4. Ben Bishop, TB 2.05 2. Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet ESPN2 — SMU at Memphis 25 Iowa 20-9 86 1. Kevin Durant, OKC 31.6 4. Jonathan Quick, LA 2.05 3. Brad Keselowski Ford ESPNEWS — Cincinnati at Rutgers Others receiving votes: Texas 50, 2. Carmelo Anthony, NY 28.0 4. Joey Logano Ford FS1 — St. John’s at Marquette Kansas State 40, Ohio State 21, UCLA 3. LeBron James, MIA 27.5 Save Percentage 5. Jeff Gordon Chevrolet 11 a.m. 20, Virginia Commonwealth 19, Gon- 4. Kevin Love, MIN 26.6 1. Ben Scrivens, EDM/LA .934 6. Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet 7. Ryan Newman Chevrolet zaga 10, Stephen F. Austin 9, Pittsburgh 5. James Harden, HOU 24.5 2. Josh Harding, MIN .933 CBS — UConn at Louisville 8. Carl Edwards Ford 3. Ben Bishop, TB .932 ESPN — Oklahoma State at Iowa State 7, Southern Miss 6, Massachusetts 9. Kyle Busch Toyota 4, Oklahoma State 4, Saint Joseph’s 3, Assists 4. Tuukka Rask, BOS .927 10. Jamie McMurray Chevrolet ESPN2 — Virginia Tech at Georgia Tech Harvard 1 1. Chris Paul, LAC 11.1 4. Anton Khudobin, CAR .927 11. Kasey Kahne Chevrolet ESPNEWS — Temple at USF Dropped from rankings: Ohio State 2. Kendall Marshall, LAL 9.4 12. Matt Kenseth Toyota 20, Texas 23 3. Ty Lawson, DEN 8.8 Wins 13. Clint Bowyer Toyota FS1 — Georgetown at Villanova 4. Stephen Curry, GS 8.8 1. Marc-Andre Fleury, PIT 31 14. Casey Mears Chevrolet 1 p.m. Tuesday’s Top 25 Results 5. John Wall, WSH 8.7 2. Semyon Varlamov, COL 30 15. Aric Almirola Ford CBS — Arizona at Oregon (1) Florida 72, South Carolina 46 3. Antti Niemi, SJ 29 16. Tony Stewart Chevrolet 17. Greg Biffle Ford ESPN — Missouri at Tennessee Georgia Tech 67, (7) Syracuse 62 Field Goal % 3. Ben Bishop, TB 29 18. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Ford 1. DeAndre Jordan, LAC .665 5. Carey Price, MTL 26 ESPNEWS — Texas at Texas Tech (12) Michigan 84, Illinois 53 19. Denny Hamlin Toyota Georgetown 75, (13) Creighton 63 2. Andre Drummond, DET .616 20. Kyle Larson Chevrolet 1:30 p.m. Baylor 74, (16) Iowa State 61 3. Dwight Howard, HOU .589 21. Marcos Ambrose Ford FS1 — Seton Hall at Butler (25) Kentucky 55, Alabama 48 4. LeBron James, MIA .583 22. Martin Truex Jr. Chevrolet 3 p.m. 5. Al Horford, ATL .567 Golf 23. Paul Menard Chevrolet Wednesday’s Top 25 Results Money Leaders 24. Austin Dillon Chevrolet ESPN — Indiana at Michigan XX Rebounds as of March 4 25. Brian Vickers Toyota 4 p.m. 1. DeAndre Jordan, LAC 13.9 Golfer Earnings 26. AJ Allmendinger Chevrolet 27. Cole Whitt Toyota ESPN2 — Ohio Valley Conference, champi- Thursday’s Top 25 Games 2. Kevin Love, MIN 13.2 1. Jimmy Walker $3,785,680 28. David Ragan Ford onship, teams TBD, at Nashville, Tenn. (6) Villanova at Xavier, 4 p.m. 3. Andre Drummond, DET 13.1 2. Dustin Johnson $2,951,150 29. David Gilliland Ford 6 p.m. (20) Memphis at (15) Cincinnati, 4 p.m. 4. Dwight Howard, HOU 12.5 3. Harris English $2,318,396 30. Justin Allgaier Chevrolet (24) Iowa at (22) Michigan State, 6 p.m. 5. DeMarcus Cousins, SAC 11.6 4. Bubba Watson $2,160,006 31. Reed Sorenson Chevrolet ESPN — North Carolina at Duke 5. Webb Simpson $2,019,015 32. Brian Scott Chevrolet ESPN2 — West Coast Conference, quarterfi- Saturday’s Top 25 Games Blocks 6. Ryan Moore $1,997,050 33. Michael McDowell Ford nal, teams TBD, at Las Vegas (25) Kentucky at (1) Florida, 9 a.m. 1. Anthony Davis, NO 2.90 7. Chris Kirk $1,946,070 34. Michael Annett Chevrolet (3) Arizona at Oregon, 1 p.m. 2. Serge Ibaka, OKC 2.54 8. Jason Day $1,909,200 35. Ryan Truex Toyota 6:30 p.m. (14) North Carolina at (4) Duke, 6 p.m. 3. DeAndre Jordan, LAC 2.46 9. Zach Johnson $1,777,825 36. Danica Patrick Chevrolet ESPNU — Horizon League, semifinal, teams 37. Blake Koch Ford Georgetown at (6) Villanova, 11 a.m. 4. Roy Hibbert, IND 2.46 10. Kevin Stadler $1,617,151 38. Travis Kvapil Ford and site TBD 5. John Henson, MIL 2.00 (8) Kansas at West Virginia, 9 a.m. 11. Jordan Spieth $1,529,255 39. Kurt Busch Chevrolet 8 p.m. (21) New Mexico at (10) San Diego St., 7 p.m. 12. Patrick Reed $1,478,552 40. Joe Nemechek Toyota (19) Connecticut at (11) Louisville, 11 a.m. Steals 13. Graham Delaet $1,422,465 41. Alex Bowman Toyota ESPN2 — West Coast Conference, quarterfi- Indiana at (12) Michigan, 3 p.m. 1. Chris Paul, LAC 2.43 14. Brian Stuard $1,273,508 42. Parker Kligerman Toyota nal, teams TBD, at Las Vegas Providence at (13) Creighton, 5 p.m. 2. Ricky Rubio, MIN 2.42 15. Ryan Palmer $1,266,290 43. Morgan Shepherd Toyota FS1 — UCLA at Washington St. • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014

College Football NFL Suspended Cornerback Brandon Browner Reinstated by NFL

By The Associated Press Former Seattle Seahawks cornerback Brandon Brown- er tweeted Tuesday that he was reinstated by the NFL following his suspension in December for violating the league’s policy on substance abuse. Browner announced the news via a lengthy statement on his Twitter page. Browner was suspended indefinitely without pay by the league on Dec. 18. The reinstatement Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press will make Browner a free New Washington head football coach Chris Petersen, right, talks to players on the irst day of Spring NCAA college football practice, Tuesday in Seattle. agent as his contract with the Seahawks ended after this season. Browner’s agent, Peter Schaffer, also confirmed the reinstatement to The Associ- Petersen Kicks Off First ated Press. “I now have the oppor- tunity to prove to the fans and my teammates how im- portant this sport is to me,” Practice at Washington Browner wrote. “I realize now more than ever that be- ing part of the NFL is not a SEATTLE (AP) — Chris up in a tower, “eating snacks.” back Jesse Callier will not be waii, there isn’t confusion about right, but a privilege.” Petersen bounced from drill to “I take a lot of notes out there with the team until some aca- what’s expected. The suspension was the drill, taking notes as he jogged and we go and clean it up,” he demic issues are cleared up. “We’ve got to teach the second in two seasons for around Washington’s indoor said. Petersen’s success at Boise schemes, but we’ve got to get Browner. He was suspended facility wearing a purple sweat- One of Petersen’s first tasks State was built largely on his them fundamentally great and four games last season for shirt and a black hat with a ‘W’ has been sending messages that teams being able to avoid mis- keep building on the schemes violating the league’s policy emblem. his new team must fall in line takes and execute precisely. It’s and make sure they know ex- on performance-enhancing No more with his requirements. That was a philosophy that translated into actly what they’re doing assign- blue turf. No evident on Tuesday when Pe- 92 wins and two Bowl Cham- ment-wise and it’s a work in substances. He was the sec- more Broncos. tersen announced that starting pionship Series bowl victories progress,” Petersen said. ond Seahawks player to be Petersen fi- middle linebacker and defen- with the Broncos and was evi- The position getting the most suspended for violating the nally opened sive captain John Timu would dent on his first day on the field focus during the spring will be substance abuse policy dur- his first spring practice as head be suspended for the first two in Seattle. quarterback with Miles not with ing the 2013 season, along coach of the Huskies on Tuesday weeks of spring practice. Drills were meticulous with the team. Miles played in eight with fellow cornerback Wal- morning. Petersen did not give a rea- repetition of the smallest details. games with one start last season ter Thurmond. “This is the normal part,” Pe- son for Timu’s suspension. But Getting the fundamentals down and threw for 418 yards and four From the start, Browner tersen said after the two-hour, court documents show that correctly is the focus this spring. touchdowns and ran for another did not agree with the length 15-minute practice wrapped Timu agreed to a stipulated Worrying about how it all fits 200 yards. He was expected to of the suspension. up. “Once we get to coach the order of continuance in King into offensive and defensive take over for graduated starter “I am grateful that Com- guys, once we get to do practice, County District Court on Feb. schemes comes later. Keith Price and was considered missioner Goodell and my once we get to play, that’s the 24 after being arrested on sus- “The general feel I got was a strong fit for Petersen’s offense. agent were able to resolve stuff that everybody likes to do. picion of unlawfully entering a a lot more focused on the tiny, But he’s not around this this issue in a positive, pro- That’s why we’re all here. Today vehicle. The court agreed to de- tiny, tiny details instead of the spring, leaving all the reps to ductive manner so I can con- felt really good.” fer the misdemeanor charges if big picture and focus on us indi- sophomore Jeff Lindquist and Petersen left Boise State in Timu stays out of trouble for the vidually and not just the whole redshirt freshman Troy Wil- tinue my career, provide for December to take over at Wash- next year. big scheme,” center Mike Criste liams. Offensive coordinator my family, and help my team ington after Steve Sarkisian Timu is the third prospective said. “I like it a lot. It’s interest- Jonathan Smith said the goal is win a Super Bowl,” Browner went to USC. It’s the first time starter suspended in the past ing to see the difference in the for each quarterback to get an wrote. “Thank you to all Petersen has been a head coach month. Petersen has also sus- coaching and I think it’s going equal number of reps for most of who have gone out of their somewhere other than at Boise pended quarterback Cyler Miles to help us a lot in this next com- the spring. way to show their support. I State. and wide receiver Damore’ea ing season.” “It’s just the situation we’ve will live up to your expecta- Asked if moving around to Stringfellow indefinitely for vio- Petersen said that focus been put in so we’re going to tions of me.” different drills was his nature, lating team rules. is by design so that when the do the best that we can and see Browner was in his third Petersen joked that usually he’s Petersen also said running opener comes on Aug. 30 at Ha- what happens,” Lindquist said. season with the Seahawks when the suspension came NFL down. He started all 26 games he played for the Se- Cowboys Restructure Tony Romo’s Contract to Help Salary Cap Efforts ahawks and had 19 tack- les, one interception and 10 By Clarence E. Hill Jr. The offshoot of Tuesday’s him, they’ll pick up $7.4 million quez and tackle Jeff Olson _ to passes defensed this season. move is that it will cause Romo’s in cap room. save more than $2 million in Fort Worth Star-Telegram (MCT) He was a Pro Bowl selection 2015 cap number to rise to $27.8 Ware will have suitors if he salary but less than $1 million in The Dallas Cowboys re- million. is cut despite coming off elbow salary cap space. The Cowboys in 2011 when he had 23 pass- structured the contract of quar- Ware has a base salary of surgery last month and a ca- are less than a $1 million from es defensed and six intercep- terback Tony Romo and asked $12.25 million with a salary cap reer-low six sacks in an injury- being cap compliant. The team tions, but had not been able defensive end DeMarcus Ware hit of $16 million. Ware has re- plagued 2013 season. can clear more room with the to match those numbers in to take a pay cut on Tuesday in negotiated his contract three The Cowboys released four expected releases of center Phil the subsequent two seasons. their attempt to get under the times since he signed an exten- players last week _ defensive end Costa and receiver Miles Austin. 2014 salary cap of $133 million, sion in 2009. If Ware refuses Everett Brown, defensive tackle according to sources. a pay cut and the Cowboys cut Corey Irvin, guard Ray Domin- The team converted most of Romo’s $13.5 million base for next year into a signing bonus, creating roughly $10 million in salary cap space. Combine that with the $6.8 million they saved on Monday by redoing the deals of corner- back Orlando Scandrick and linebacker Sean Lee, and the Cowboys are now within range of being compliant. The Cow- boys came into the week roughly $17-18 million over the salary cap. The Cowboys need to be un- der the cap by March 11. Regarding Romo’s deal, cap flexibility was built into the six-year, $108 million contract extension that Romo signed in 2013, allowing them to turn his base salary into a signing bonus. The Cowboys will turn $12.5 million of Romo’s guaranteed $13.5 million base salary into a signing bonus. That drops his salary cap figure from $21.773 million to $11.773 million, cre- ating the $10 million in salary space. Sports 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014 SPORTS

Iditarod Women’s College Basketball Stanford’s Ogwumike Earns Dual Pac-12 Honors Again WALNUT CREEK, Calif. (AP) — Stanford senior Chiney Ogwumike has been named Pac- 12 Player of the Year and Defen- sive Player of the Year for the sec- ond straight season. The awards, voted on by the league’s coaches, were an- nounced Tuesday. Hall of Fame Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer earned John R. Wooden Coach of the Year honors for the fourth straight season and 14th time overall in 28 seasons at Stan- ford. The coaching award was renamed after the late Wooden during the 2010-11 season. Washington’s Kelsey Plum was named Pac-12 Freshman of the Year. Ogwumike averaged 27 points and 12 rebounds per game. She also had 13 30-point performances. Plum is Washing- ton’s leading scorer at 20.9 points per game, fourth-best in the Pac- 12.

Bob Hallinen / The Associated Press In this March 3 photo, DeeDee Jonrowe sleeps on her sled at the Rainy Pass checkpoint during the 2014 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race near Puntilla Lake, Alaska. 5 Things to Know About Iditarod’s Furry Athletes By Rachel D'Oro things to know about the four- each sled dog burns through at ists over the years — have dra- The Associated Press legged competitors: least 10,000 calories on the trail, matically declined. Last year's continually snacking besides the death was the first since 2009. ANCHORAGE, Alaska — IT TAKES A TEAM three squares a day. Dog care is a huge focus, with an One human wins the Iditarod average of six veterinarians as- Trail Sled Dog Race each year, Mushers must have 12 to 16 CANINE TRAIL MIX signed to each checkpoint to as- but it's the smaller, furry athletes dogs at the starting line. They sess the animals' health through The Iditarod diet used to be that do the heroes' share of the must have at least six of those such indicators as heart rate, hy- heavy on meat and fish, with work crossing nearly 1,000 miles dogs to finish the race. If they dration and appetite. Warning don't have enough dogs at the some kibble thrown in. But the of merciless terrain to reach the signs vets look for include off- end, too bad. Race rules say no past decade has seen a reversal. finish line on Alaska's wind-bat- kilter gaits and attitudes. tered coast. new dogs can be added on the Where it was once a combination The 2014 race, which began trail. of about 30 percent commercial Sunday, is still in the early stages, dog food and 70 percent meat with jockeying for the lead re- YOUTH VS. WISDOM and fish, it's now the opposite for maining fluid until all the mush- many teams, thanks to the de- Most Iditarod dogs range ers begin taking a mandatory, velopment of increasingly high- in age from 2 to 7, but some 24-hour layover and two eight- quality commercial dog food. dogs as young as 1 ½ and older hour rests. Sixty-nine mushers "It's why the pet industry has en- than 9 have participated. With began the race, though several joyed the race so much, because a good mix of ages, mushers get they learn so much from the already have dropped out. frisky youngsters and seasoned On Tuesday, Iditarod veteran dogs that they can pass it on to veterans. It's the older dogs that the general community of pets," Sonny Lindner was the first to have come to memorize the trail. Nordman said. leave the Nikolai checkpoint, "Like, once a guy's been in the more than 700 miles from the NBA finals, he knows it," race DOG TEAM VITALS finish line in the old gold rush marshal Mark Nordman said. town of Nome. Participants say Some dogs still die during this year's trail conditions are the race, including a dropped grueling, including stretches of SUPER CALORIE BURNERS dog that died of asphyxiation bare ground. Throughout the Oh, to have the metabolism at a checkpoint last year after race, mushers will keep a close of an Iditarod dog. These are not it was covered by snow from a eye on their dogs. huge animals, generally rang- severe storm. But dog deaths — Here are some other key ing from 35 to 55 pounds. Yet slammed by animal rights activ- NFL NFL Considers Testing Much Longer Extra-Point Kicks, Report Says NOT AUTOMATIC: trailing at Jacksonville, 20-13, New England Coach Bill Belich- NFL Thinking About and scored an unbelievable, mul- ick, whose kicker, Stephen Gos- tilateral, 75-yard touchdown in tkowski, was 44 for 44 on PAT Putting Ball at the final seconds. The clock ex- tries this season. “That’s just not pired during the play. It was one the way the extra point was put 25-Yardline Where for the ages, the NFL’s answer to Kickers Made 83 “The Play” in the 1982 California- into the game. It was an extra Percent of Field Goals Stanford game. point that you actually had to All that Saints kicker John execute, and it was executed by By Sam Farmer Carney had to do was make the players who were not specialists, Los Angeles Times (MCT) extra point. they were position players. And he missed it wide right. “It was a lot harder for them Extra-point kicks could get But that’s a once-in-a-decade to do. The Gino Cappellettis of extra interesting this summer. gaffe in the NFL, if that. Of course, even mildly inter- Missing a PAT is like tossing the world and so forth, and they esting would be an upgrade. a coin and having it land on its were very good. I don’t think NFL kickers made a record edge. that’s really a very exciting play 99.6 percent of their PATs last “It’s virtually automatic,” said because it’s so automatic.” season, making that the most sure-fire play in football. But ac- cording to NFL.com’s Judy Bat- tista, the league’s competition committee has discussed experi- menting in the preseason with placing the ball at the 25-yard line on extra-point kicks _ which would mean 42-yard attempts. Last season, kickers made 83 per- cent of their field-goal attempts that were 40 to 49 yards long. “There’s no consensus yet,” a committee member told Battista of moving back PATs. “We could experiment in preseason, but we are not yet.” Moving the kicks back pre- sumably would increase the likelihood of teams attempting two-point conversions, which currently have a success rate of around 50 percent. Even though extra points are practically gimmes, things go haywire every so often. In 2007, New Orleans was The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014

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Location: Yokosuka is located in Japan’s Kanagawa Prefecture in the Kanto Region on the Miura Peninsula. Bordering bodies of water: Two major bodies of water border Yokosu- ka: the Tokyo Bay to the east, the Sagami Bay and the Pacific Ocean to the west. Population: About 415,000. Geographical size: 100.7 km2

The Laron family (left to right), Sky, Claudia, Sophia, Olivia and Hiromi visit a traditional Japanese Shrine in Yokohama, Japan. (Photo Courtesy U.S. Navy) (Courtesy Photo/family photo)

Sky M. Laron, a Corporate Communications Director for the U.S. Navy in Yokosuka, Japan, addresses a crowd during a ceremony on board NAVSUP Fleet Logistics Center Yokosuka. Centralia High Graduate Supports U.S. Navy in Japan

By Karen Frazier It took Laron a month to Along with regional cuisine For The Chronicle convince Hiromi to go on date and the natural beauty of the When Sky Laron graduated with him, but the rest is history. area, Laron is particularly im- from Centralia High School in “I believe it was time well- pressed with the national train 1997, he had no idea that one day spent,” Laron noted. system, which he calls, “elabo- he would wind up living and In 2008, Laron left the Army rate and extensive but very working in Japan. with an honorable discharge to affordable and convenient,” pursue a career in the private Laron currently serves as the adding, “You can really get any- Director of Corporate Commu- sector. The young family moved nications for the United States to Washougal, Wash. Laron be- where in the country by train, Navy’s NAVSUP (Naval Supply gan working in Portland. and that is a very unique benefit Systems Command) Fleet Logis- “Since my wife is from Japan, about living in Japan.” tics Center in Yokosuka, Japan. as the kids began to get older we While the family is content He lives in Japan with his wife, decided that if the opportunity in Japan, Laron professes a con- Hiromi, and three daughters, So- to work in Japan again came tinued love for Lewis County phia, 8, Olivia, 6, and Claudia, 4. along, we would make the leap and Southwest Washington. Laron and his twin brother so that our youngsters had the grew up in Centralia, attend- “Having been all over the ing Centralia District schools opportunity to appreciate the world, it is very easy to say that for his primary and second- language and culture they share the people of the Pacific North- ary education. After graduat- with their mother.” Laron said. west are the very best,” Laron ing from CHS, Laron attended “I don’t consider my kids ‘half’ said, “But I might be just a little Eastern Washington University American and ‘half’ Japanese, bit biased.” but rather double – they are in Cheney, Wash., where he ma- With a successful career and 100% of both cultures.” jored in history and minored in a happy family, Laron credits his government. When the opportunity to In 2002, Laron began serv- work for the U.S. Navy in Yo- time in Lewis County as a factor ing in the U.S. Army as an ac- kosuka arose in 2012, the family in his success. tive duty Combat Photojour- returned to Japan. Laron’s three According to Laron, “Every- nalist. His five-year Army stint daughters now attend school in thing from the terrific teachers included tours in Camp Zama, Japan, and all are fluent in both that I had to the local part-time Japan; U.S. Forces Command English and Japanese. jobs I enjoyed in the downtown in Atlanta, Ga.; and a one-year “They are doing very well,” community fostered a belief that tour to Multi-National Forces Laron shared. “They love to if you work hard and try to do Iraq in Baghdad. While in the play tennis, and their mother is Army, Laron received a Profes- the right thing, you can really (Photo Courtesy U.S. Navy) teaching them piano.” sional Award of Excellence by accomplish almost anything former U.S. Ambassador to Iraq, Sky M. Laron, a Corporate Communications Director for the U.S. Navy in Yokosuka, The family spends free time you set your mind to.” Zalmay Khalilzad. Japan, addresses a crowd during a ceremony aboard USS George Washington exploring their neighborhood While serving in Japan, Lar- (CVN 73), the only forward-deployed nuclear-powered aircraft carrier in the U.S. and playing in the city and sea- Karen Frazier on met Hiromi, who was work- Navy, which is homeported in Yokosuka, Japan. side parks. Laron also enjoys is a freelance writ- ing part time as a waitress in an immersing himself in Japanese er and author. She Italian restaurant in Yokohama. opened the door of the restau- party between us, our eyes met culture. lives in Chehalis “One evening I tagged along rant for our large group, and immediately over the heads of “The Japanese people and with her family. with a friend whose girlfriend as she was 5’ 10’’ (very tall for a everyone in the group. I simply culture are amazing,” he noted. was celebrating a birthday,” Japanese woman) and I am 6’ 5’’. couldn’t take my eyes off her “The sense of teamwork and Laron said via email. “Hiromi, Even though we had the entire from that point.” community is really inspiring.” Life 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014 LIFE Luke Bryan is the Poster Boy for the New Nashville By Jon Bream “The idea that men don’t want “Follow Your Arrow,” but thinks songs with listeners, monitoring “The Next Women of Country” Star Tribune (Minneapolis) to hear women’s voices is just it’s fallen short nationally because sales of recordings and concert campaign that promotes new- nonsense,” said Oermann, who some programmers are skittish tickets, etc. — that help determine comers on the air and on its web- MINNEAPOLIS — It was a wrote the definitive book “Find- about its references to smoking playlists. “We can’t make people site. Fram is hopeful for change. one-two punch in the gut from ing Her Voice: The Saga of Wom- weed and girls kissing girls. like records,” Swedberg said. “The “The male artists support the two of country’s biggest stars. en in Country Music, 1800-2000.” “No one complained to us,” audience tells us: ‘We like Thom- Last fall, Zac Brown declared One issue, he thinks, is that said Swedberg, who loves Mus- as Rhett, not Cassadee Pope.’” women and take them on tour Luke Bryan’s “That’s My Kind the country industry is essen- graves’ album. “But nobody got AT CMT, THE playlist is split about (as opening acts), and I think of Night” the “worst song I’ve tially “programmed by men excited, either.” equally between male and female there is this wave trying to get ever heard.” This winter, Carrie for women that they think are He explained that radio sta- singers, according to Fram. Last more women on the radio,” she Underwood called out country dumb. Country music is so tions have systems — testing year, the cable network launched said. “We’re willing it to happen.” radio, saying, “Women really do much more than those 10 songs seem to get the short end.” you hear over and over on the Statistics don’t lie: On Bill- radio. It’s broader, it’s wider, it’s board’s country chart, Miranda deeper and it’s smarter.” Lambert and newcomer Danielle Oermann cited several singers Look for Bradbery are the only women in — including Kacey Musgraves, the top 25. More than a dozen of Brandy Clark, Kellie Pickler, Ash- the rest are songs by men about ley Monroe, Sheryl Crow and the trucks, babes in tight clothes, trio Pistol Annies — who released tailgating, drinking or partying first-rate albums in 2013 but — or all of the above, as in “That’s Babies of gained little traction on radio. My Kind of Night,” which went “It’s a guy-dominated busi- to No. 1 in September. ness, but it doesn’t have to This new wave of mind- be,” said Musgraves, who got less party songs — dubbed “bro-country” — has prompted a sales boost last month when some frustrated country fans to she performed on the Gram- change stations. mys and took home awards for 2013 “I fit the stereotype of a coun- best country album and song. “I think women are stepping up to try fan — 26-year-old, single, a the plate and writing songs that city girl and I like to have fun matter and using their brains with friends and listen to mu- instead of just their faces.” sic,” said Bethany Dorobiala of Never known as an outspo- White Bear Lake, Minn., who ken crusader, Underwood is blogs about country at Indepen- making noise for lesser known dentSky.com. “But none of what women in country. they’re playing (on country ra- “THERE IS CERTAINLY not a short- dio) is anything I’m interested age of talented ladies out there in. I don’t want to go for a ride who want so badly to get their in a pickup truck on a dirt road. fair shot in this business. But Inserting in I don’t like to be sung down to.” there seems to be only room for However, Dorobiala doesn’t only a few,” she told Billboard fit Nashville’s new image. In the in January. “There seem to be past two years, a lot of men in so many male singers out there The Chronicle the prized 18-to-34 age group who can be viewed as similar, have switched to country radio. and there seems to be plenty of

Bryan is their poster boy and room for all of them. CH513285cw.db country’s newest headliner. “We see new male artists Thursday, March 20, 2014. “Luke is just so likable,” said have their first single reach No. Leslie Fram, senior vice president 1 on the charts, but it gener- for Country Music Television ally takes a female a lot longer to (CMT). “He’s got the ‘it’ factor.” build momentum,” she contin- The younger guys have al- ued, noting she was an excep- ways come to party at country- tion because of her “American and-camping fests. Now they’re Idol” victory in 2005. “I don’t also tuning in to country stations think women can get away with to hear Bryan, Jason Aldean the partying, beer-drinking, (whose sound is infused with hung-over, truck-driving kind hip-hop and loud guitars) and of music that a lot of the guys Eric Church (who brings a gritty have gotten away with lately.” rock edge). Aldean dodges the redun- “Rock is dead,” said pro- dancy charges about “bro- gram director Gregg Swedberg country” — so dubbed by a of Minneapolis country station New York critic because it’s KEEY-FM, who also oversees performed by and for “the tat- national country programming ted, gym-toned, party-hearty for Clear Channel Media. “The young American white dude.” –Mission – biggest influx to the (country) “If it’s a song you want to To be the best source of community journalism and quality format has been young men. cut, who cares if there’s 10 other products and services in our markets. We will achieve this with: They came from Top 40 and songs out there that talk about rock, predominantly _ all the the same thing?” Aldean said in Integrity - we will operate with honesty and substance. (Twin Cities) pop stations. In an interview earlier this winter. Loyalty - to our owner, the company and each other. the last two years, it’s up 50 per- “If you feel like it’s something that Value - to customers, proits for our ownership and meaningful jobs for our employees. cent on the guy side.” represents what you do, then cut Service - to our community through our products and civic participation. AT THE SAME time, the percent- it. There’s only so many subjects age of female voices on country you can sing about. It’s like say- radio has dropped dramatically. ing there’s too many love songs.” An inside look at the employees of Gone is the time when Faith Charles Kelley, co-lead sing- Hill, Shania Twain, the Dixie er of Lady Antebellum, feels the Lafromboise Communications Inc. Chicks, Reba McEntire, Martina frustration of getting the cold McBride and Gretchen Wilson shoulder but understands the Shelleen Lundeen filled play lists. Lambert, Under- reality. “Country music goes wood and Taylor Swift seem to in trends and cycles,” he said. Job title/position: Advertising Sales Executive. be country’s only women regu- “Right now, it’s fun songs, and Description of your job: I produce revenue for The Chronicle lars — unless you count the oc- that’s what fans respond to. We by creating and maintaining a positive relationship with local casional female voice heard in can’t chase that (style), because I and regional businesses with the purpose of selling advertising, such groups as Lady Antebel- don’t think it would be authen- printed materials, and additional products for Lafromboise lum and the Band Perry. tic to who we are.” Communications that may be requested or required. I properly As columnist for the trade Both Swedberg and fellow publication Music Row, Robert country station programmer schedule and layout ads for advertisers. This duty also includes K. Oermann listens to every al- Rob Morris say they have tried the proper pricing of the ads and conveying that information to the bum and single that Nashville adding female singers to their accounting department as I act as a liaison to advertisers, agencies labels release. He can’t believe play lists but listeners haven’t and The Chronicle. country’s audience is that differ- warmed up to those tunes. Department you work in: Advertising. ent from the pop realm, where For instance, Morris cited Facility you are located at: 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia. women — think Katy Perry, Be- strong sales and “a good positive Work contact information: (360) 807-8212; [email protected]. yoncé, Miley Cyrus and Lorde — response” for the song Musgraves High School/college you attended: Centralia High School, Centralia College. dominate the charts. performed on the Grammys, City of residence: Chehalis.

How did you start working for Lafromboise Communications, Inc.? I began as a newsroom intern through Centralia College. I interned as a Page Designer since my degree focused on Fine Arts/Graphic Design and Web Page Design. After my internship ended, an opening became available and I was hired.

Have you made any special friendships with a client or one or more of your coworkers here? I have made several close friendships with a few co-workers and clients. You can’t help but The possibilities build a relationship with the people you work closely with and I cherish those relationships. My job prior was very much like working for a family and I still have close friendships with are endless... those people as well. Each person I meet brings their own unique qualities and friendships to the table and I feel valued and supported by each one of them. · Commercial Lettering · Exhibit Signs Cut Vinyl Graphics · Vehicle Graphics What would you like people to know about you they may not already know? My job before this was at The Original Mt. St. Helens Volcanic Ash Glass for eight years; · Printed Graphics · Banners irst as a sales person, then expanding to shipping and receiving before being apprenticed · A-Boards · Letter Sets · Lettering as their irst female glass blower. This was a dream job as I was able to closely work with a great group of guys that were more like my big brothers. I was also able to interact and · Indoor Lettering · Weather Resistant display my talents to visitors and give out tidbits of knowledge about the craft as well as pass Outdoor Signs · Photographs on a few jokes. The job was very laid back and rewarding even though most of the year we · Commercial Vehicles · Industrial Signs worked six days a week in a room with a furnace heated at 2400°— even in the high summer temperatures you could ind us working. I trained as a glassblower for ive years and was · Garage and Building Wraps about to lose my apprenticeship title and be promoted to master when my career ended with a back injury. NEW LOCATION! Inside the Chronicle CH515296cw.db 321 N. Pearl St. Centralia 360-736-6322 • Life 3 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014 Gluten-free Flours Tested in Muffin Smackdown By Judy Hevrdejs Cup4Cup Gluten potato starch, whole grain brown Chicago Tribune rice flour, calcium carbon- Free Flour ate, niacinamide (a B vitamin), How do they bake up? We cup4cup.com reduced iron, thiamin hydro- put 6 brands to the test. $16.99 for a 48—ounce bag; chloride (vitamin B1), riboflavin A decade ago, gluten-free all- 35 cents per ounce (vitamin B2) purpose flours for baking were difficult to find in supermar- Ingredients: Cornstarch, Comments: Tight crumb kets. That meant some home white rice flour, brown rice flour, with a bit of a grainy texture. bakers who have celiac disease milk powder, tapioca flour, po- Lovely rise and not much fla- or gluten intolerance spent a lot tato starch, xanthan gum vor, but bland isn’t always bad. of time fiddling with starches Comments: Crusty top and Floury taste. and alternative flours to create a good texture. Chewy and re- Score: 5 worthy substitute. ally bland. Pretty attractive with Things have changed. nice, crispy outside and some Gluten-free all-purpose fluffiness. Tastes like a muffin! Namaste Foods flours have joined an array of Score: 5.3 Gluten Free Perfect gluten-free baking products. They offer home bakers a chance Flour Blend to prepare some favorite recipes Glutino Gluten Free namastefoods.com free of gluten, a stretchy protein $11.69 for a 48—ounce bag; that captures gas bubbles made Pantry All Purpose 24 cents per ounce by leavening agents used to in- Flour Ingredients: Sweet brown Bill Hogan/Chicago Tribune crease a baked good’s volume. glutino.com rice flour, tapioca flour, There are about two dozen $4.69 for a 16—ounce box; arrowroot powder, sorghum Many people today try to avoid gluten due to dietary restrictions or health con- gluten-free all-purpose flours cerns. Muins baked with King Arthur Gluten Free Multi-Purpose Flour yields a 29 cents per ounce flour, xanthan gum these days, both well-known Comments: Good browning tight crumb but grainy texture. brands and smaller indepen- Ingredients: White rice flour, potato starch, tapioca starch, with a slight earthy aroma. Inte- butter, melted butter, egg and dents. They rely on a variety of rior doesn’t look done. Gummy Ingredients: vanilla into a separate bowl; beat flours (from grains, legumes, guar gum, salt Comments: Good-looking with a strange grain taste. 2 ½ cups all-purpose flour ingredients together with a fork beans) and starches (corn, pota- Score: 3.7 ½ cup sugar just until combined. Add liquids to, tapioca, arrowroot) to create pebbly surface with an even 1 tablespoon baking powder all at once to flour mixture. Stir a flour’s powdery element. To grain, good taste. Chewy, dense; ½ teaspoon salt just until flour is moistened; give baked goods the structure leaves an aftertaste. 1 cup milk batter will be lumpy. Score: 5.7 NOTE: Prices are suggested re- and texture usually provided by tail. Rated on a scale of 1-9. 1 stick (1/2 cup) butter, melted Spoon batter into prepared gluten, most use xanthan gum 1 large egg muffin-pan cups. Bake until a or guar gum, both commonly 1 teaspoon vanilla toothpick inserted in the cen- used food additives. King Arthur Flour ter of a muffin comes out clean, We decided to test a half Basic Muffins Directions: 20-25 minutes. Immediately re- dozen of these flours to see Gluten Free Multi- Grease 12 muffin pan cups move muffins from pan. Serve how they perform in a standard (with standard cups of 2 ½-by-1 ¼ muffins warm or cool on a wire Purpose Flour Prep: 10 minutes inches). Heat oven to 400 degrees. rack to serve later. baked good. We chose a basic kingarthurflour.com Bake: 20-25 minutes plain muffin recipe, preparing Measure the ½ cup all-pur- Nutrition information per $7.95 for a 24—ounce box; 33 Makes: 12 muffins pose flour, ½ cup sugar, baking muffin: 215 calories, 9 g fat, 5 g a control batch with standard cents per ounce From the 125th anniver- all-purpose flour, then baked powder and ½ teaspoon salt into saturated fat, 37 mg cholesterol, Ingredients: Specialty flour sary edition of “The Good batches with the gluten-free a large bowl; stir together with a 30 g carbohydrates, 4 g protein, flours. (The flours we tested can blend (rice flour, tapioca starch), Housekeeping Cookbook.” wire whisk. Put the milk, ½ cup 252 mg sodium, 1 g fiber be used cup-for-cup in recipes.) Locally Owned & Operated We did not add any nuts or fruit, Roger & so we wouldn’t be distracted Linda Rose from the taste and texture of the muffins. To those with no gum element (Bob’s Red Mill, King Arthur), we added xanthan gum. 12 Months Bob’s Red Mill, Cup4Cup and Namaste produced a moist, NO Interest O.A.C. somewhat typical muffin batter. The others created almost sticky, pastelike batters. Yet each made the recipe’s dozen muffins, with all but Betty Crocker and Glutino $ave A rising to a height of 2 inches plus. Our tasters (all bakers, some with gluten issues) enjoyed the good flavor and decent texture of each. Rated on a scale of 1-9, they all fell in the average range — with a few quibbles noted in the chart. Bundle Which gluten-free all-pur- pose flour you choose, from SAVE SAVE those tested here as well as oth- $ $ ers on the market, will depend 400 600 on several factors: your bud- Reclining Reclining get (prices for the ones tested ranged from 21 to 35 cents per Sofa Sofa ounce), shopping criteria (no GMO ingredients, kosher), per- ONLY ONLY sonal preferences (you like the nutty flavor of brown rice) and dietary considerations (you 999 1099 want the extra protein in Bob’s 537 521 Red Milll; you can’t have dairy or soy or those gums, xanthan and guar). PLUS PAY CASH AND SAVE AN ADDITONAL 5% When shopping, do not con- fuse these all-purpose flours with, say, bread mixes (which 3 GREAT RECLINER STYLES may have added yeast) or bak- SAVE ing mixes (which may have added baking powder or baking $ 300 soda). Most of these are avail- YOUR CHOICE able nationally, have a store lo- NOW cater on their website or can be purchased online. 499ea. Betty Crocker Gluten Free All-Pur- Conner Jasper Lawrence pose Rice Flour Blend generalmills.com $3.75 for a 16—ounce box; SAVINGS STOREWIDE 23 cents per ounce Ingredients: Rice flour, po- tato starch, tapioca starch, guar gum, salt Tovelle McLoughlin McLoughlin Comments: Cakelike texture Pillow Top Firm or Plush Eurotop with a tight crumb. A bit gum- TWIN Size my but decent flavor. Very white $ Queen Set $ QUEEN SET $ QUEEN SET and rather bland. 499 699 899 Score: 5 Hoover Plush Top Twin Set...... $299 Twin Set...... $499 Twin Set...... $699 Each Piece Full Set ...... $399 Full Set ...... $599 Full Set ...... $799 King Set ...... $799 King Set ...... $1099 King Set ...... $1199 Bob’s Red Mill Gluten $ Free All Purpose Full Set99 ...... $249 Baking Flour Queen Set ...... $299 bobsredmill.com FREE BEDFRAME ON PURCHASES $599 OR MORE!! $4.59 for a 22—ounce bag; 21 cents per ounce Ingredients: Garbanzo bean 12 MONTHS flour, potato starch, tapioca Store Hours flour, white sorghum flour, fava bean flour Mon.-Sat. 10-6 NO INTEREST OAC Comments: Airy crumb and beautifully browned. Crumbly Closed Sundays and Holidays CH516757sl.db and dry, with a cornlike aftertaste. so we can spend time 1530 South Gold • Centralia, WA Good texture but a bit grainy with our families www.rosesfurniture.net with off flavors. 360-807-1211 Score: 3.3 Life 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014 LIFE

Lewis County HiStory of — est. 1845 —

Bill Introduced for Normal School Guarding Against ‘Indian Uprising’ In 1890, Senator Long was advocating for Lewis County in the state legislature. “Mr. Long has introduced a bill to establish a state normal school at Chehalis,” The Centra- lia Chronicle wrote. “Why not at Winlock? If Chehalis keeps the county seat it will be doing well.”

New Train Needs Customers In 1890, The Centralia Chronicle was encouraged with the new local train. “The new local train to Ta- coma is not very heavily pa- tronized as yet, but will become more popular,” the newspaper reported. “While it is designed largely to benefit Tacoma retail dealers, the distance and the round-trip fare, $4.50, will largely protect the Centralia dealer. Centralia is the main objective point, but the train goes out in the tributary country as far as Chehalis to get room to turn around.”

‘Swell Designed Suits’ Sell for $18.90 Submitted by Ray Landes for Our Hometowns In 1910, Hartman & Na- The Bucey blockhouse was built in 1850 on Klickitat Creek at Klickitat Prairie in the Mossyrock area. It’s not a gravel pit but was built on account of the “Indian than’s Big Department Store uprising” in 1850. On the far right, standing, is Harvey Landes, among other pioneer families of the time. announced the sale of “swell designed suits” for $18.90 in The Chehalis Bee-Nugget. “These Railway Men’s Pay Restored ‘Ladies of Round Table’ watching out for sleeping cows, car accident on Interstate 5 at goods are all new and snappy for In 1935, pay was restored for Celebrate 65 Years vicious dogs, snorting horses and Grand Mound. His mother was the 1910 season.” railway employees. In 1960, a Centralia women’s heavens knows what if one al- airlifted to Harborview Medi- “Their wages cut 10 percent club celebrated 65 years of ex- lowed one’s mind to dwell upon cal Center where she delivered the subject.” a baby boy by Caesarean section. Second Son Lost in the pit of the depression two istence. Ten Centralia ladies in and three years ago, Centralia 1895 began “Ladies of the Round In 1909-10, two members of She was in serious condition and In 1910, Mr. and Mrs. O.D. railway employees will receive a Table.” the group — Mrs. Sadie Stahl the baby in critical condition. Olson of Ethel buried their son five percent restoration on April “A group of young misses and and Mrs. Susan Cruttenden — The four cars had slowed at Salkum. 1, bringing pay checks back brides in a vastly younger Cen- met with the city council to en- down for a collision and collid- “The parents have the heart- to normal size, Agent George tralia reached the conclusion courage the building of a library. ed in the roadway. The individu- felt sympathy of all their ac- Besse said today,” The Centralia that together with their numer- als in the first two cars suffered quaintances in their double be- only minor injuries. Seven oth- Daily Chronicle reported. ous domestic duties and church Old Bell Tower Shortened reavement, as they lost a son in affiliations they still might find ers were taken from the other “Two restorations of two and In 1985, the landmark bell December, also,” The Chehalis one-half percent each have pre- a few precious hours to meet oc- two cars to local hospitals. Bee-Nugget wrote. casionally for communal literary tower, built in the late 1920s viously been made. atop the Chehalis Fire Depart- “Railway Express agency em- recreation,” The Daily Chronicle Wallace Earns State wrote. “Perhaps tired of thumb- ment, was shortened as a result WERA Helps Farm Families ployees also will return to stan- of dry rot. First Team Honors dard pay on April 1, Manager Al ing through the home library, In 1935, The Washington recipe books or bewildering “According to Thompson, (as- In 2005, at the 1A Boys State Emergency Relief Administra- Maass said. They have received sistant fire chief), the tower was Basketball Tournament, Tole- one five percent restoration and medical annals that told ‘what tion (WERA) office in Chehalis to do before the doctor comes,’ built not only so hoses could be do’s Artem Wallace was named was making further efforts to will get the other five percent dried, but to house the fire sta- to the first-team for the second the first day of next month.” they wanted to brush up on their help county farm families. sonnets and sacred works of old tion’s bell, which sounded the year in a row. Loren Bluhm, “A new service is being of- masters, as well as current liter- alarms,” The Daily Chronicle Napavine, was on the second fered rural relief families of Mother and Daughter ary offerings. wrote. “The bell from the tower team. The Toledo team won sev- Lewis County,” The Centralia Deliver Babies “And so it came that a small originally came from the old enth place. Daily Chronicle wrote. “The band of Centralia women start- Tacoma firehouse. It now sits in In 1960, in less than 24 hours, local WERA has employed a ed meeting Thursday evenings, front of City Hall. Mrs. Ray A. Wells, 38, and her Mossyrock Loss farm advisor, whose duties will resolutely setting the hours from “During World War II, a siren be to cooperate with the pres- daughter, Mrs. Dale K. Furlong, 7:30 to 10 o’clock and since there was installed to serve as an air- Leads to Seventh Place ent relief force and the public at both gave birth to baby girls. were no telephones, sent each raid alarm. It later was incorpo- In 2005, Mossyrock girls large in an effort to help farm The mothers were residents of other notes via husbands, fam- rated into the fire alarm system.” played La Salle girls at the State families now dependent upon Tenino. Dr. Wayland Rice deliv- ily members or kind neighbors. B tournament in Spokane for relief to better their living con- ered both babies. Dr. Rice was fourth/seventh places. Mossy- ‘Please come Thursday next to my Boy Dies and Baby ditions.” the Wells’ family physician in home — we are reading Evange- rock lost 46-38. Their previous Henry Huntting of Silver South Dakota 25 years before. line.’ Brother is Born scoring low was 49 points. The Creek was hired as farm advisor “At last report, grandmother, “Now going abroad at 7:30 In 2000, a Seattle mother night before, the starting five for Lewis County. “Mr. Hunt- mother, grandchild, daughters, o’clock at night in the days before and her newborn baby were in scored in double figures. In the ting has had an educational as aunt, niece and sisters were all there were street lights, pavement Seattle hospitals after the moth- final game, only Tisa Pelletier well as practical farm training doing well at Centralia General and sidewalks bore rather alarm- er was in a crash on the freeway did, with 15 points. and should be in a position to Hospital,” The Centralia Daily ing prospects. These same ladies at mile post 88. The mother’s This was the second year render a material service along Chronicle wrote. hied themselves forth bravely 10-year-old son died from mas- in a row the girls won a seventh- this line,” the newspaper wrote. carrying lanterns and anxiously sive head injuries in the four- place state trophy.

Washington Dr. Wesley F. Cherry Dies Following Arrest of Murder State HISTORY Suspect Tom Taylor on March 6, 1854 The possibilities HistoryLink.org had met with foul play, Dep- a company of volunteers to the Holmes Harbor fight, but are endless... On March 6, 1854, Dr. uty Sheriff Thomas Russell retaliate against the Indians, said the killers had fled. Wesley F. Cherry dies of organized a posse consist- but before departing, recon- Stevens’s party went on to · Commercial Lettering wounds received as the ing of himself, Dr. Wesley F. sidered. The citizens drafted Holmes Harbor and ordered · Exhibit Signs member of a posse sent to Cherry, Mr. Tyson, and one a request to Governor Isaac the residents to deliver up the Whidbey Island to arrest the or two other white men along Stevens (1818-1862) for mili- suspects. When the Indians · Cut Vinyl Graphics killers of William Young. A with four Indians. Cherry tary action. Stevens accom- refused, Stevens burned their · Vehicle Graphics was a partner in a sawmill on panied a squad of soldiers canoes and paddled back to Native American member of · Printed Graphics the posse was killed and the Tulalip Creek. from Fort Steilacoom under Olympia. other three white members The posse followed the Lieutenant William Slaughter The Pioneer and Demo- · Banners were wounded. A Snohomish suspects by canoe to Holmes (1827-1855). crat reported that Tom Taylor · A-Boards suspect is killed along with Harbor on Whidbey Island. The boat containing mem- pleaded guilty to murdering an unknown number of other The posse took of them into bers of Companies A and C of Young and to murdering one · Letter Sets tribal members. Cherry is ac- custody including Tom Taylor, the 4th U.S. Infantry capsized of the other guides. Taylor · Lettering was indicted for murder. The knowledged as the first public but a fight broke out on the in Puget Sound and nine men · Indoor Lettering safety officer to die in the line beach. Deputy Sheriff Rus- drowned. Only two survived. trial commenced at Coveland of duty in Washington, but sell, Tyson, and Cherry were Stevens continued on with on Whidbey Island on April 9, · Weather Resistant the slain Native American wounded and one of the Indi- Indian Agents Michael Sim- 1855. Taylor was defended by Outdoor Signs whose name was not recorded an members of the posse was mons (1814-1867) and George Victor Monroe, W. H. Wal- may also deserve this honor. killed. Also killed was one Gibbs. They met with Chiefs lace, and Elwood Evans, who · Photographs In March 1854, William of the suspects. The Pioneer Seattle of the Suquamish and were appointed to represent · Commercial Vehicles him. The prosecutor asked Young, an engineer employed and Democrat, the only news- Patkanim of the Snoqualmie · Industrial Signs at the Alki Point sawmill op- paper on Puget Sound at the tribes. The story came out for a continuance to the Oc- erated by Charles Terry (1829- time, reported that nine other that engineer Young had got- tober term (courts convened · Garage and 1867) and William Renton Indians were killed. ten drunk and quarreled with every six months) and de- Building Wraps (1818-1891), hired three mem- The party returned to his Indian companions. He fense counsel opposed this. bers of the Snohomish Tribe Seattle, where Cherry died assaulted them with a sword, The prosecutor then moved to take him north to locate a the next day. The Rev. David killing one and wounding the to drop the charge and Taylor NEW LOCATION! claim. Several days later, two Blaine (1824-1900) officiated other. Tom Taylor, the son of was discharged. Inside he Chronicle of the guides were seen with at the funeral held at the tiny the dead man, killed Young 321 N. Pearl St. Centralia Young’s clothing, watch, and cemetery on Maynard’s Point. in revenge. Seattle and Pat- money. Fearing that Young Residents of Seattle organized kanim named the Indians in 360-736-6322 COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014 • Life 5

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GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

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

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PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “Hearing nuns’ confessions is like being stoned to death with popcorn.” — Bishop Fulton J. Sheen © 2014 by NEA, Inc. Next Year’s Oscars: Too Early to Call it for ‘Unbroken’? By Glenn Whipp movie,” Jolie told Brokaw. “And thriller has Ben Affleck playing —“The Grand Budapest Hotel” critically acclaimed young adult Los Angeles Times I’ve been sitting in my room a husband suspected of killing (March 7): We’ve already seen novel, “The Giver” concerns a thinking, ‘What am I supposed his wife (Rosamund Pike) after Wes Anderson’s latest, a man- utopian society that has elimi- Angelina Jolie showed up at to be doing with my life? I wan- she goes missing. Director Da- nered and manic caper movie nated pain and strife at the ex- the Academy Awards on Sun- na do something important ... I vid Fincher’s last three movies about an elegant hotel concierge day night on the arm of partner pense of love and exhilaration. need some help. I need some — “The Curious Case of Benja- (Ralph Fiennes), and can hap- The cast includes Meryl Streep Brad Pitt, who ended up win- pily report that it can take its guidance. Where is it?’ And it min Button,” “The Social Net- and Jeff Bridges, with Phil- ning an Oscar as one of the pro- was right outside my window,” place among the filmmaker’s ducers of “12 Years a Slave.” work” and “The Girl With the lip Noyce directing. It’s not the noting the Zamperini lives in Dragon Tattoo”— have all been best works. Now all Fox Search- Don’t be surprised if you see her Los Angeles neighborhood. light needs to do is remind voters, kind of movie the academy nor- Jolie at the Dolby again next year, in the best picture conversa- come autumn, that this wonder- mally falls in line behind, but Zamperini, now 97, ran in tion, though this one feels a bit this time with Pitt applauding the 1936 Olympics, wowed (and ful movie deserves some recog- Weinstein has a track record of from the audience as Jolie wins met) Hitler, flew a B-24 bomber more like the one preceding nition. No Anderson movie has salesmanship. the Oscar for directing “Unbro- during World War II, survived those, “Zodiac.” And that’s OK, been nominated for best picture. —“Jersey Boys” (June 20): ken,” a survival tale depicting 47 days in shark-infested Pacific because, for our money, that’s This would be a fine place to start. Clint Eastwood brings the Tony the life of World War II hero the best of the lot. —“Inherent Vice” (Dec. 12): Ocean waters after a crash land- Award-winning musical biog- and former Olympic distance ing and then endured brutal —“Foxcatcher” (unscheduled While we’re on the subject of raphy of Frankie Vallie and runner Louis Zamperini. treatment as a prisoner of war. 2014): Bennett Miller follows filmmakers long overdue for an the Four Seasons to the screen. Too soon? Definitely. But af- his Oscar-nominated “Money- So, yeah, just a little drama. Oscar, Paul Thomas Anderson’s Really. This is either going to be ter spending the past six months ball” with an altogether differ- latest is an adaptation of Thomas Get to know the recognize Jack the feel-good, populist movie of writing about “12 Years a Slave” ent true story — the relationship Pynchon’s comic detective novel. O’Connell. Playing Zamperini, the year or the film version of and “Gravity,” can you blame us the young British actor will be between paranoid chemical for- Set in Los Angeles as the ‘60s for wanting to take just a peek the season’s newcomer to know. tune heir John du Pont and an bleed into the ‘70s, the film stars Eastwood talking to an empty at the movies that will likely by —“Interstellar” (Nov. 7): Can Olympic gold-medal wrestler Joaquin Phoenix as a pothead chair. Either way, oh, what a vying for next year’s awards? Christopher Nolan’s latest sci-fi who was his longtime friend. private eye investigating the dis- night! Here’s how the lineup may brain-bender find the worm- The film was slated to open appearance of his ex-girlfriend. —“Exodus” (Dec. 12): Chris- shake out: Phoenix, so good (and so differ- tian Bale is Moses. Need we say —“Unbroken” (Dec. 25): Jolie hole into voters’ hearts? Details the American Film Institute’s about the time travel epic are AFI Fest in November last year ent) in Anderson’s “The Master” more? OK. Ridley Scott directs. has already been on the trail, and Spike Jonze’s “Her,” might be scarce, but given the filmmaker but, at the last moment, was More? Aaron Paul is playing talking to Tom Brokaw on the — the most interesting actor work- Joshua. Blow that horn, yo! “Today” show about adapting and the cast Matthew McCo- pushed to this year. We were ing today. And we shouldn’t have —“The Lego Movie” (currently Laura Hillenbrand’s best-seller. naughey, Anne Hathaway, Jes- told at the time that perfection- to sell you on PTA. “I imagine that for the last sica Chastain, Matt Damon and istic Miller just needed a bit —“The Giver” (Aug. 15): No in theaters): Because everything 10-something years, (Zamperini Casey Affleck — expectations more time to massage the final list of best picture contenders is awesome!!! And with Pixar has) been sitting there having a are understandably sky-high. cut. Particularly for Steve Carell, would be complete without at not releasing a movie this year, it coffee in the morning and won- —“Gone Girl” (Oct. 3): who plays Du Pont, this has the least one entry from the Wein- easily moves to the front of the dering who’s going to make this Gillian Flynn’s popular mystery- potential to be a career-changer. stein Co. Based on Lois Lowry’s list for at least animated feature. Sat. 9-5 Sun. 11-3

Shop This Weekend! Details at CH514116.cw.sw 321 N. Pearl St. in the back of The Chronicle Building swwfamily.com Life 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014 LIFE Organizing his Daughter’s ADVICE: Dear Abby Closet Means a Trip, or an Reading Obituaries Odyssey, to Home Depot May Comfort a By Chris Erskine Lonely Heart Los Angeles Times DEAR ABBY: “Still Alive in Obituaries are scrapbooked My buddy Lichtman brags San Diego” (Nov. 22) said she and prized, and researched for about these dates he has with reads the obituaries every day and generations by genealogists, his- his adult kids about once a feels somehow disappointed when torians and relatives looking to month. They keep in touch by she doesn’t see a complete their family tree. A well- seeing each other for brunch name she recog- done obituary is the final word on or a movie. I like the idea. It’s a nizes. She asked how a person is remembered. — way of keeping up with our very SANDY IN PENNSYLVANIA busy sons and daughters. As the if it was “weird” and you told DEAR ABBY: Some people, adage goes: Keep your enemies whether or not they live and as- close and your children closer. her yes, that it seemed like a sociate with friends and family, feel “And when we’re done with a certain emptiness in their lives the hike,” the lovely and patient lack of empathy. and look for different ways to feel older daughter says, “maybe you I don’t agree. By Abigail Van Buren can help me organize my closet.” Something emotionally. Finding What’s happen- the name of someone they know, Classic bait and switch. Lich- ing is this woman is lonely and tman never mentioned that part. especially in an obituary, where the activity has become the hub of some of the person’s biography is Perhaps his kids are not quite so Chris Erskine/Los Angeles Times her day. It gives her something — arch. Maybe you can help me included, provides the opportunity A planned day of spending time with a grown up daughter turned into a sadly — to look forward to and a organize my closet. My daugh- bonding experience organizing a messy closest. to feel compassion toward that indi- ter says it like a statement, not a sense of closeness to her acquain- vidual or even feel grateful to still be help that she doesn’t seem to question. “Can we eat now?” I say when tances when she recognizes their alive. Not finding a familiar name we finally finish. have a set of instructions. Just names. As noted in the past, parent- some info that I can barely see can seem like a missed opportu- ing is never over. Where I once “No,” she says. “We have to My advice to her would be to go to the store first.” on her iPhone. nity to experience that. — LOYAL spent Christmas mornings on By “store,” she means Home Because of that, I now have find another way to fill the void READER, ARLINGTON, VA. the floor assembling dollhouses, Depot, which fortunately is nev- to cut 11 metal shelves with a $4 and not obsess about the obits. DEAR ABBY: Please tell “Still I now spend Saturday after- er busy on a Saturday afternoon. hacksaw I’d purchased, think- Joining a club or taking up a Alive” she isn’t alone. I have often noons installing complicated We park in Remote Lot C, and ing we’d only saw a piece or two. physical activity would allow her wondered why I look through closet organizers. take the shuttle in. Using a $4 hacksaw to size up to meet people. I’m betting she the obituaries half-hoping to see I arrive at her apartment In clearing the closet, we this closet is the equivalent of will feel less of a need to connect someone I know. I suspect it may to find her smelling of coffee mangled it a bit. So we need paint building the Chateau de Ver- be similar to how people slow and saloons, up at the ungodly to the obituaries if she expands ... and anchor bolts ... and the clos- sailles with a butter knife. her social circle to include the liv- down to view a car wreck. I’m hour of 10 a.m., her hair like a et organizer itself. We deploy like Whatever steel I had re- British garden. ing. — BEEN THERE, TOO, IN a sympathetic, caring person; I Navy SEALs around the store, maining in my once-powerful don’t consider myself weird or She is glad to see me, forearms, which I was reserving RHODE ISLAND which is about the size of a mu- DEAR BEEN THERE, TOO: cold-blooded. — EMPATHIZING though, for she has negotiated nicipal airport. As the mission for giving my daughters away a pretty good rate for a day Your point is well-stated, and it IN HONOLULU progresses, I start to have Home in church, begins to fade. My DEAR ABBY: laborer in Los Angeles: lunch. cramps have calluses; my cal- was echoed by other readers who, I, too, am a dai- Depot flashbacks. There is no ly obit reader. I have lived in this We decide to skip the hike and end to the projects I have screwed luses have cramps. like you, read between the lines of get right to work. up using the store’s DIY (destroy Estimated total labor: 11 “Still Alive’s” short letter. Read on: town for more than 50 years, and I know a lot of people here. When Good thing too, because it yourself) materials. dad hours, over the course of DEAR ABBY: If the letter-writ- this is what I find: Cleopatra’s I have a complicated, 30- one long day. Cost of materials: I see a name I know, or the name closet, bulging with the gifts, er is ill, disabled, elderly or has of a family member of a friend, I year relationship with Home About $500, not including food. outlived most of her companions, bangles and flowing robes of Depot. It represents to me the But in the end, my lovely take the opportunity to send a an entire civilization. loss of Americana, replacing the and patient older daughter has it might explain her “letdown” card to express my condolences. “Come in,” this forest of fabric corner hardware store and mak- the closet of her dreams, with when no one she knows appears And, by the way, your column seems to say. “I won’t hurt you.” ing a simple trip for a lug nut special racks for boots and in the obituaries. Seeing a familiar appears on the same page as the Yep, classic bait and switch. into a half-day adventure. shoes, three tiers of clothing name may bring back memories obituaries in my local newspaper, I immediately text my wife: For that alone, Hope Depot and a little vanity made of spe- of better times and make her feel and I’d never want to miss a day “All good here. Shouldn’t take should have a happy hour. cial Home Depot teak (a special more connected to the outside of Dear Abby! — BIG FAN IN longer than four months. Pay On the other hand, I appre- demi-wood grown in parking world. — JULIE IN WISCONSIN TUCSON the mortgage on the 28th; book- ciate its prices, even if the ser- lots in Cincinnati). DEAR ABBY: An obituary DEAR BIG FAN: ie on the 30th.” Bless you! vice occasionally falls short. For And what do I get out of it is more than a death announce- In minutes, I get a text back: the complicated closet kit we all? The biggest meal you prob- “She so plays you.” bought, the patient clerk forgot ably ever saw, an acre and a half ment. It tells a story. It’s often the Dear Abby is written by Abigail Thanks, honey. I’d never to include only three key struc- of pure oversized burrito, the last memory loved ones have of Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phil- realized that. tural elements. Not bad. color and texture of the moon. someone cherished, and it’s the lips, and was founded by her mother, So together, my daughter and Back to the Depot my And this, of course: my lovely deceased’s introduction to a sea of Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at I begin to clear out the most over- daughter races, while I begin daughter happy and smiling. strangers. www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, stuffed closet I have ever seen. setting things up. Doesn’t Like she did back when she was 4. Los Angeles, CA 90069.

Start on Puzzle One on page Life 7. Answers to the Sudoku Puzzle Two puzzles here will be published in Saturday’s paper. Crossword

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SOLUTION TO PUZZLE ON PAGE LIFE 7: “I’ve never been cool and I don’t really care about being cool. It’s just an awful lot of time and hair gel wasted.” — Chris Martin © 2014 by NEA, Inc. ENTERTAINMENT The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, March 6, 2014 • Life 9

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Stein Meat Products” Marijuana in America: Colorado Pot Marijuana: America’s Pot Industry Paid Program Cook Safe CNN 44 44 Piers Morgan Live (N) (Live) CNN Spotlight (N) Unguarded Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown CNN Spotlight Unguarded Crimes of the Century “Waco” CNNH 45 45 Piers Morgan Live (N) (Live) Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown CNN Spotlight Unguarded Crimes of the Century “Waco” COM 60 60 South Park (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) The Colbert Re- The Daily Show Futurama “Lethal Futurama “Game Key & Peele (CC) Key & Peele (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) ››› Role Models (2008, Comedy) Se- port (CC) With Jon Stewart Inspection” (CC) of Tones” (CC) ann William Scott, Paul Rudd. (CC) D I S 41 41 Jessie ’ (CC) ›› The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl (2005) ’ Jessie (N) (CC) Dog With a Blog Fish Hooks (N) Liv & Maddie ’ Win, Lose-Dr. Austin & Ally ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Austin & Ally ’ Fast N’ Loud “Cool Customline” A ‘55 Game of Stones “Landmines” Risks in Gold Rush: Pay Dirt “Go Big or Go Gold Rush “Grandpa’s Last Wish” (N) Game of Stones Traveling Silk Road Gold Rush: Pay Dirt “Go Big or Go DSC 8 8 Ford Customline gets new life. Cambodia. ’ (CC) Home” (N) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) into the Himalayas. (N) ’ (CC) Home” ’ (CC) E! 65 65 ››› Juno (2007, Comedy-Drama) El- E! News (N) RichKids of Bev- Fashion Police “The 2014 Academy Awards” Fashion; 2014 Hello Ross (N) The Soup Chelsea Lately E! News len Page, Michael Cera. erly Hills Academy Awards. NBA Basketball: NBA Basketball Indiana Pacers at Houston Rockets. From the Toyota Center in Houston. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Grizzlies at Bulls ESPN2 33 33 Boxing Friday Night Fights. (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) Olbermann (N) (CC) NBA Tonight (N) NFL Live (N) (CC) NBA Tonight FAM 39 39 ››› Dolphin Tale (2011) Harry Connick Jr.. People band together to save a dolphin’s life. ››› Holes (2003) Sigourney Weaver. A woman forces boys at a detention camp to dig holes. The 700 Club ’ (CC) FNC 48 48 The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor (CC) The Kelly File Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren FOOD 35 35 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive FX 53 53 How I Met Your How I Met Your How I Met Your How I Met Your ››› How to Train Your Dragon (2010, Fantasy) Voices of Jay Baruchel, Gerard Butler, America Fer- ››› How to Train Your Dragon (2010, Fantasy) Voices of Mother ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) rera. Animated. A teenage Viking befriends an injured dragon. Jay Baruchel, Gerard Butler, America Ferrera. GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf WGC Cadillac Championship, Second Round. Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy and Henrik Stenson are expected to compete. From Doral Golf Resort in Doral, Fla. 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(N) (S Live) NICK 40 40 SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob ›› Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief (2010) Logan Lerman. ’ (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› White Chicks (2004, Comedy) Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans. ››› Men in Black (1997, Action) Tommy Lee Jones, Will Smith. Premiere. ››› Men in Black (1997, Action) Tommy Lee Jones, Will Smith. R O OT 31 31 Women’s College Basketball WHL Hockey Seattle Thunderbirds at Portland Winterhawks. (N) (Live) Mariners Access College Hockey Miami (Ohio) at Denver. (N Same-day Tape) Cops “700th Epi- Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Neighbor- Cops “Coast to Cops “What! Who Cops Broward Bellator MMA Live The world’s top fighters take part in this tournament. (N) (S Best of Glory Super Fight Series SPIKE 57 57 sode Milestone” hood Busts” ’ Coast” ’ (CC) Me?” ’ (CC) County, Fla. (CC) Live) (N) ’ SYFY 59 59 ››› Men in Black (1997), Will Smith Helix “Level X” WWE Friday Night SmackDown! The Big Show returns with a vengeance. Helix Alan discovers the truth. (N) Bitten Jeremy is poisoned. ’ (CC) TBN 20 20 Harvest (CC) Perry Stone Praise the Lord (CC) Frederick Price Best of Praise Call2All Creflo Dollar Seattle Praise the Lord TBS 55 55 Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Chi- Seinfeld “The Family Guy “Patriot ››› Wedding Crashers (2005, Comedy) Owen Wilson, Vince Vaughn, Christopher Walken. Partygo- ›› Yes Man (2008, Comedy) Jim Carrey. A man tries to Pledge Drive” ’ nese Woman” Couch” ’ (CC) Games” ’ ers spend a wild weekend with a politician’s family. (DVS) change his life by saying yes to everything. (DVS) TLC 38 38 Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Borrowed, New Borrowed, New Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Borrowed, New Borrowed, New Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Borrowed, New Borrowed, New Castle “Pandora” Castle and Beckett Castle “Linchpin” Stopping events that Cold Justice Siegler and McClary travel Inside Job “Shoedazzle” An insider Save Our Business Transforming a Cold Justice Siegler and McClary travel TNT 54 54 pursue a killer. (CC) (DVS) could lead to war. (CC) (DVS) to Tennessee. (N) (CC) spies on job candidates. (N) (CC) karate school. (N) (CC) to Tennessee. (CC) TOON 42 42 › The Smurfs (2011) Hank Azaria. Steven Universe Adventure Time World of Gumball Annoying Orange King of the Hill Cleveland Show American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Man v. Food Man v. Food Ghost Adventures Goldfield, Nev. Ghost Adventures (CC) The Dead Files (CC) The Dead Files (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Top 20 Most Shocking Top 20 Most Shocking Top 20 Most Shocking Top 20 Most Shocking World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Modern Family Modern Family “En Modern Family Modern Family ’ Modern Family Sirens “Pilot” (CC) USA 58 58 Benson is suspected in a crime. ’ Man knowingly spreads HIV. (CC) female Marine goes missing. (CC) “Pilot” ’ Garde” ’ “Game Changer” (CC) (DVS) “Boys’ Night” ’ (DVS) VH1 62 62 ›› Malibu’s Most Wanted (2003) Jamie Kennedy. ’ ›› The Switch (2010, Romance-Comedy) Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman. ’ Best Week Ever Couples Therapy “Final Goodbye” Best Week Ever

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College GameDay ESPN 32 32 (Live) (CC) (N) (CC) Virginia. (N) (Live) Iowa State. (N) (Live) see. (N) (Live) (CC) (N) (Live) (N) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 SportsCenter NFL Live (CC) SportsCenter (N) College Basketball College Basketball NASCAR Racing College Basketball FAM 39 39 Anti- Hair! ››› Holes (2003) Sigourney Weaver. ››› Dolphin Tale (2011) Harry Connick Jr.. › The Hot Chick (2002), Anna Faris ›› Sydney White (2007, Comedy) › John Tucker Must Die (2006) FNC 48 48 FOX & Friends Bulls Cavuto Forbes Cash In News HQ News HQ Jour. America’s News HQ Carol News The Five News HQ FOX Report (N) Huckabee (N) FOOD 35 35 Shark Skin Sand. Guy’s Be.- Best Trisha’s Pioneer Pioneer Heart The Kitchen (N) Worst Cooks Beat My. Iron Chef Amer. 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(CC) mance (2013) HGTV 68 68 Paid Yng- Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Buying Buying Buying Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It HIST 37 37 Pros Paid Chas Chas Chas Chas Chas Chas Chas Chas Swamp People Swamp People Swamp People Swamp People Caligula: 1400 Days of Terror (CC) Vikings (CC) L I FE 51 51 Paid Total Hair Hair! Cancer Celeb Paid Paid Paid WEN Bring It! (CC) Blindsided (2013, Suspense) (CC) Taken Back: Finding Haley (2012) › Obsessed (2009) Idris Elba. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Up W/Steve Melissa Harris-Perry (N) Weekends With Alex Witt (N) MSNBC Live (N) Karen Finney Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera MTV 63 63 Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. 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(DVS) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Queens Queens TLC 38 38 All- All- All- All- All- All- Couponing Star Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Dateline: Real Dateline: Real ’ TNT 54 54 Law & Order Cold Justice (CC) Inside Job “Shoe- Save Our Busi- Dallas “Trust Me” Rizzoli & Isles Perception “Broth- Law & Order ›› Daredevil (2003) Ben Affleck. A ›› Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001) “Crashers” ’ dazzle” ness (CC) (CC) “Just Push Play” erhood” (CC) (DVS) blind attorney fights crime at night. Angelina Jolie, Jon Voight. 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Noticiero FOX 27 27 ››› A Few Good Men (1992, Drama) Food for the Poor Almost Human “Perception” The de- The Following “Sacrifice” Max is faced Fox 12 Investi- FOX 12 Cold Case Animation Domination High-Def “Lu- Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson. signer drug causes two deaths. ’ with a new threat. (CC) (DVS) gates cas Bros. Moving Co.” ’ (CC) Flipping Vegas “Chop House” A modest Flipping Vegas “Area 51 House” Scott Flipping Vegas “Day Care House” Scott Flipping Vegas “Hoarder House” Scott Flipping Vegas Former residents leave Flipping Vegas “Stink House” An unholy A&E 52 52 home has an unsavory past. buys a house. ’ (CC) buys a former day care center. purchases a hoarder’s home. home a wreck. ’ (CC) stench won’t go away. (CC) A MC 67 67 ›› The Core (2003, Action) Aaron Eckhart, Hilary Swank, Delroy Lindo. Pre- ›› Machete (2010, Action) Danny Trejo, Robert De Niro, Jessica Alba. Premiere. The victim of a ››› Dawn of the Dead (2004, Horror) Sarah Polley. Mil- miere. Scientists travel to the center of the Earth. (CC) double-cross seeks revenge. waukee residents fight zombies in a mall. (CC) APL 43 43 To Be Announced Too Cute! ’ (CC) Too Cute! “Kittens in Wonderland” The World’s Oddest Animal Couples My Cat From Hell: Scratch Tracks The World’s Oddest Animal Couples BET 56 56 Daddy’s Little ››› Love Jones (1997) Larenz Tate. Two struggling Chicagoans begin a tentative romance. ›› Meet the Browns (2008, Comedy-Drama) Tyler Perry, Angela Bassett, David Mann. Funny Valentines BRAVO 66 66 ›› Legally Blonde (2001, Comedy) Reese Witherspoon, Luke Wilson, Selma ›› Legally Blonde (2001, Comedy) Reese Witherspoon, Luke Wilson, Selma ›› The Family Stone (2005) Dermot Mulroney, Sarah Jessica Parker, Diane Blair. A sorority queen enrolls in Harvard to win back her boyfriend. Blair. A sorority queen enrolls in Harvard to win back her boyfriend. Keaton. Premiere. A man introduces his uptight girlfriend to his family. CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey: Flyers at Maple Leafs NHL Hockey Calgary Flames at Vancouver Canucks. From Rogers Arena in Vancouver, B.C. Hockey Night: After Hours News NHL Hockey (CC) C M T 61 61 Swamp Pawn ››› Crocodile Dundee (1986, Comedy) Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski, Mark Blum. (CC) Swamp Pawn (N) My Big Redneck Tattoo Titans “In Memoriam” (N) Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) ››› The Queen of Versailles (2012, Documentary) The Suze Orman Show (CC) American Greed Paid Program Paid Program CNN 44 44 Atlanta Child Murders Serial killer Wayne Williams talks with an interviewer. Chicagoland “The New Boss” Atlanta Child Murders Serial killer Wayne Williams talks with an interviewer. Crimes of the Century “Unabomber” CNNH 45 45 Atlanta Child Murders Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Atlanta Child Murders Serial killer Wayne Williams talks with an interviewer. Crimes of the Century “Unabomber” ’ ’ ’ ’ COM 60 60 Futurama (Part Futurama (Part Futurama (Part Futurama (Part ››› Role Models (2008, Comedy) Seann William Scott, Paul Rudd. Two wild ››› Superbad (2007, Comedy) Jonah Hill, Michael Cera. Co-dependent teens 1 of 4) (CC) 2 of 4) (CC) 3 of 4) (CC) 4 of 4) (CC) guys become mentors to two impressionable youths. (CC) hope to score booze and babes at a party. (CC) D I S 41 41 Liv & Maddie ’ Liv & Maddie ’ Austin & Ally ’ Austin & Ally ’ Austin & Ally ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Liv & Maddie ’ Dog With a Blog Lab Rats (CC) Kickin’ It (CC) Austin & Ally ’ Liv & Maddie ’ To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced Redwood Kings ’ (CC) Timber Kings “Truck Overboard” Joel Redwood Kings ’ (CC) DSC 8 8 wrecks a truck. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 Keeping Up With the Kardashians E! News › Little Fockers (2010, Comedy) Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson. The › Little Fockers (2010, Comedy) Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson. The Kourtney organizes a yard sale. whole clan arrives for the Focker twins’ birthday. whole clan arrives for the Focker twins’ birthday. ESPN 32 32 College Basketball North Carolina at Duke. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (CC) ESPN2 33 33 College Basketball: West Coast Conference Tournament College Basketball West Coast Conference Tournament -- Pepperdine vs. St. Mary’s. (N) Basketball NASCAR Racing FAM 39 39 ›› Miss Congeniality (2000, Comedy) Sandra Bullock, Michael Caine. ›› Monster-in-Law (2005) Jennifer Lopez, Jane Fonda. Premiere. ››› Twister (1996, Action) Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton, Cary Elwes. FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) Geraldo at Large (N) ’ (CC) Red Eye Justice With Judge Jeanine Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Huckabee FOOD 35 35 The Great Food Truck Race The Great Food Truck Race The Great Food Truck Race The Great Food Truck Race The Great Food Truck Race Restaurant: Impossible FX 53 53 ››› Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008, Romance-Comedy) Jason Segel, Kristen ›› Step Brothers (2008, Comedy) Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly, Richard Jenkins. ››› The Other Guys (2010, Comedy) Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg, Eva Mendes. Bell. A musician encounters his ex and her new lover in Hawaii. Two spoiled men become rivals when their parents marry. Two desk-bound detectives get a chance to work on a real case. GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf PGA Tour Golf WGC Cadillac Championship, Third Round. Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf Chance at Romance (2013) Erin Kra- A Ring by Spring (2014) Stefanie Powers, Rachel Boston. Premiere. A fortune When Calls the Heart Jack asks Eliza- A Ring by Spring (2014, Romance-Comedy) Stefanie Powers, Rachel Boston. A HALL 19 19 kow, Ryan McPartlin. (CC) reveals that a woman must wed soon or be lonely. (CC) beth for a dinner date. (N) (CC) fortune reveals that a woman must wed soon or be lonely. (CC) HGTV 68 68 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers (CC) Property Brothers (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Vikings An unlikely alliance forms. Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) L I FE 51 51 ›› Madea’s Family Reunion (2006) Tyler Perry, Blair Underwood. (CC) The Trip to Bountiful (2014) Cicely Tyson, Vanessa Williams. Premiere. (CC) ›› The Gabby Douglas Story (2014, Drama) Regina King. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup Lockup (N) Lockup: Pendleton Lockup Special Investigation Lockup Special Investigation Lockup Special Investigation MTV 63 63 Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness ››› 8 Mile (2002, Drama) Eminem, Kim Basinger, Brittany Murphy. ’ NBCS 34 34 English Premier League Soccer (Taped) ’ English Premier League Match of the Day (N) ’ 2014 Paralympic Winter Games 2014 Paralympic Winter Games NICK 40 40 Thundermans Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) ›› Paul Blart: Mall Cop (2009) Kevin James. ’ (CC) SpongeBob Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ››› Pretty Woman (1990, Romance-Comedy) Richard Gere, Julia Roberts. (CC) ››› Pretty Woman (1990) Richard Gere. A corporate raider hires a hooker to act as a business escort. (CC) How to Lose R O OT 31 31 Girls High School Basketball Mariners Access MLS Soccer Philadelphia Union at Portland Timbers. (N) (Live) High School Basketball WIAA Class 3A Championship: Teams TBA. (N) Basketball Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Dealt a Bad Cops “Doggie GLORY 14: Zagreb (N) (S Live) Cops ’ (CC) Cops A cyclist tries SPIKE 57 57 Hand” (N) ’ Paddle” ’ (CC) to flee. ’ SYFY 59 59 › Resident Evil (2002, Horror) (CC) ›› Resident Evil: Apocalypse (2004) Milla Jovovich, Sienna Guillory. (CC) ›› Resident Evil: Extinction (2007, Horror) Milla Jovovich, Oded Fehr. (CC) ›› Drive Angry (2011) Nicolas Cage. TBN 20 20 Hour of Power Billy Graham Classic Crusades Drive History Travel the Road › Left Behind (2000, Suspense) Kirk Cameron, Brad Johnson. Not a Fan Gods At War Seinfeld “The Seinfeld ’ (CC) Everybody Loves Everybody Loves The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang King of the Nerds “Angry Nerds” A live- TBS 55 55 Gymnast” (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ action video racing game. TLC 38 38 Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (N) ’ Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (N) ’ Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) Rev. Peter Popoff Stop Hair Loss TNT 54 54 ›› Clash of the Titans (2010, Fantasy) Sam Worthington, Liam Neeson. Per- ››› 300 (2007, Action) Gerard Butler, Lena Headey, David Wenham. Badly outnumbered Spartan ››› 300 (2007) Gerard Butler. Badly outnumbered Spartan seus, son of Zeus, embarks on a dangerous journey. (CC) (DVS) warriors battle the Persian army. (CC) (DVS) warriors battle the Persian army. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 Steven Universe Uncle Grandpa Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster (2010, Comedy) Robbie Amell. King of the Hill King of the Hill Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) The Boondocks Space Dandy (N) TRAV 36 36 Food Paradise “Barbecue Paradise” Food Paradise (CC) Ghost Adventures (N) (CC) Ghost Adventures (N) (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) The Dead Files (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ USA 58 58 ›› Next Friday (2000, Comedy) Ice Cube, Mike Epps, Justin Pierce. A young Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Sirens “A B... Modern Family man lives with kin who won the lottery. (CC) (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) “Mother’s Day” (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) Named Karma” (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 40 Greatest Pranks 4 “Hour 2” ’ Fabulous Life Of... “Kim & Kanye” Couples Therapy “Final Goodbye” Basketball Wives LA ’ ›› All About the Benjamins (2002, Action) Ice Cube, Mike Epps. ’

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