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District Baseball Results District $1 Baseball Weekend Edition Results / Saturday, May 16, 2015 Sports Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Market Turns 20 Calming Canine Centralia’s B&D Market Adapts Over Time Labrador Helps Relieve Stress for Witnesses, to Remain a Thriving Business / Main 13 Others at County Prosecutor’s Office / Main 4 35th Anniversary Morton Native Water Skiing Through 1980 Announces Campaign Mount St. Helens Eruption for Governor MEMORIES: Southwest Washington Resident BILL BRYANT: Seattle Recalls Recreating With Port Commissioner an Erupting Volcano Launches Website as a Backdrop By The Associated Press and The Chronicle By Joanna Michaud For The Chronicle SEATTLE (AP) — Port of Seattle Commissioner Bill Bry- On May 17, 1980, 19-year-old ant, a businessman who has Battle Ground resident Jim Hob- strongly supported allowing son and some friends launched Shell to base their boat at Saddle Dam Park its Arctic off- on Yale Reservoir. After water shore oil-drill- skiing all day, Hobson and his ing fleet here, friends – Robert Morgan, Ralph announced Morgan and Dave Pritchard – his campaign made a camp up Siouxon Creek as a Republi- for the night, unaware of the can candidate sight that would greet them the for governor next morning. on Thursday Bill Bryant The four friends woke up the — just as one of candidate for morning of May 18, 1980, with the company's governor no idea that a volcanic eruption massive drill rigs was being was going on right beside them. greeted by protests upon its ar- “Where we were camped, rival at the city's waterfront. there is no view of the moun- tain, so when we went out for please see GOVERNOR, page Main 11 our morning ski we were not aware of the eruption,” Hobson said. “As we skied into view of the mountain and saw the erup- Reynolds Lawsuit tion, we stopped the boat and sat there staring for a while.’’ Heads to Ninth What might be surprising to Court of Appeals some is that what Hobson and his friends witnessed did not By Natalie Johnson make them instantly race for [email protected] safer grounds. “After that we moved our A lawsuit related to a 2011 camp out on the beach in view inquest into the death of Ron- of the mountain and spent the da Reynolds is headed to the day there skiing and watching Robert Morgan / Courtesy Photo United States A 19-year-old Jim Hobson, of Battle Ground, is shown here water skiing on May 18, 1980, as Mount St. Helens erupts in the Ninth Circuit please see ERUPTION, page Main 11 background. Photo courtesy of Robert Morgan Court of Ap- peals. U.S. Dis- Eruption Blasted Volcano Research to New Paradigm trict Court Judge Ben LOOKING BACK: Mount St. The cataclysmic eruption deadly and economically de- tion hit the reset button for Settle granted of the stratovolcano Mount St. structive volcanic eruption in volcanologists and ushered in a summary Helens’ 1980 Eruption Helens morphed the landscape American history. a whole new era for volcanic re- judgement Ron Reynolds Forever Changed How with an awesome force rarely The volcano disrupted the search,” said Carolyn Driedger, in favor of plaintiff seen in modern history. It oblit- lives of hundreds of thousands a hydrologist working at the Lewis County Volcanoes are Studied erated several glaciers, took of people in the Northwest, and U.S. Geological Survey Volcano and Coroner the lives of 57 people, spread one of the greatest impacts was Observatory in Vancouver. Warren McLeod in a decision By Dameon Pesanti ash into 11 states and has gone felt in the scientific community. [email protected] down in history as the most “The Mount St. Helens erup- please see RESEARCH, page Main 11 please see LAWSUIT, page Main 11 The Chronicle, Serving The Greater Buzzing Shooter in Court Deaths Lewis County Area Since 1889 Business Bail Set at Fischer, Thelma I., 93, Ryderwood Follow Us on Twitter Davis, Donald Charles, 96, Chehalis @chronline Specializes $500,000 Romjue, Don C., 78, Bucoda in Removing for Man Ames, Velma I., 90, Chehalis Find Us on Facebook Bees From Accused of Bauer, Charles Willard, 70, Spanaway www.facebook.com/ Bennett, Sandra Janine, 56, Onalaska thecentraliachronicle Areas They Shooting Oden, Alyce Mae, 92, Chehalis Cousin Allen, Linda A., 60, Winlock Should’t Be Clarkston, Betty Ann, 86, Chehalis / Life 1 / Main 3 PASSENGER GREAT BUY! STARTING 99 READY FOR AT 39 P155/50TR-13 SUMMER TRAVEL? TREAD DESIGN MAY VARY 736-6603 • 1211 Harrison • Centralia 748-0295 � 36 N. Market � Chehalis CH540410cbw.cg Main 2 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, May 16, 2015 PAGE 2 News Daily Outtake: More From ‘The Giver’ of the Weird Sea Weed? Packages of Marijuana Wash Ashore in Two States ORANGE BEACH, Ala. (AP) — An Alabama man stumbled upon a 10-pound package of marijuana that washed up on the beach. Multiple news outlets report that Ron Smith was taking a morning walk near the Cotton Bayou Beach access in Orange Beach on Tuesday when he no- ticed what he thought was a seat cushion floating in the water. Upon closer inspection, he real- Mitt Romney Throws ized the package was actually a bag full of compressed marijuana. Hat in Ring — the Smith called police, who Boxing Ring, That Is picked up the package. Au- thorities say the bag weighed 10 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Pete Caster / [email protected] pounds and was worth about Former Republican presidential From left, Miles Page, 8, Allan Osborne, 10, Lenora Page, 11, and Elizabeth Osborne, 6, rehearse a scene from "The Giver" $8,000. WECT-TV reported that candidate Mitt Romney and at the Wickstrom Studio Theatre in Centralia. The full story and additional photos remain available to subscribers at another package of marijuana five-time heavyweight boxing www.chronline.com. The show runs continues today and Sunday, and May 21-23. Thursday, Friday and Saturday per- washed up along a beach in North champion Evander Holyfield are formances are at 7 p.m. Sunday is at 2 p.m. Tickets for May 16 and 17 are sold out. Adults tickets are $10, and students Carolina on May 10. That package set to square off at a charity fight and seniors are $8. For reservations call (360) 736-9391 ext. 525 contained more than 12 pounds night event in Salt Lake City on of marijuana. Atlantic Beach Po- Friday night. lice say Tropical Storm Ana likely Romney and Holyfield, washed the package ashore. wearing full protective gear, Notable Quote will spar in the boxing ring for a lighthearted fight before the South African Cyclist night’s three fights by profes- sional boxers. Hits Dead Buffalo in “He doesn’t get any federal or state assistance for his disability that was The black-tie event is rais- City Suburb the fault of the doctor, and if ever there was a more self-made person, ing money for the Utah-based JOHANNESBURG (AP) — or an example of how to overcome adversity, David is it. “ organization CharityVision, Cyclists in South Africa’s biggest which helps doctors in develop- city usually worry about getting ing countries perform surgeries hit by vehicles. But one cyclist Matt Dare to restore vision in people with rode into an unexpected obsta- B&D Market co-owner on partner David Haladay curable blindness. cle in Johannesburg’s suburbs: a Romney’s son Josh Romney, dead buffalo. See the full story on page Main 13 who lives in Utah, serves as a Andrew McLean said Friday volunteer president for Chari- that he damaged a ligament on tyVision. his collarbone and broke his Corporate sponsorships for hand when he hit the buffalo Editor’s Note the event range from $25,000 carcass while riding downhill at to $250,000. Organizers say up to 60 kilometers (37 miles) an Seeking Lost Dog the event is expected to raise hour in Fourways, a suburban $1,000,000. area in northern Johannesburg. My immediate reaction was arms. provided by the service animal. Ahead of the fight, Romney McLean said he didn’t have time to deny a woman’s request that I’ll leave the lost animals to “I’ve just done about every- and Holyfield participated in an to brake before the pre-dawn we write a story about her hus- the local Facebook page special- thing possible,” she told me. “We official weigh-in Thursday night. accident on May 6. Two cycling band’s lost dog. izing in such matters, I reasoned. hope she has been found and is Romney, 68, weighed in at companions also crashed but It’s not that Patti Armitage changed my with someone ... We don’t really 179 pounds and Holyfield, 52, were not seriously injured. I didn’t sym- mind over the course of about know.” weighed in at 236 pounds. “It just looked like a huge pathize, but I 60 seconds Wednesday after- If you live in the area, keep In a web video previewing shadow,” said McLean, a veteran feared doing so noon. She detailed the efforts an eye out for the lost canine. the event, Romney and Holy- cyclist who runs a chain of cy- would provoke she has made thus far, and they Maybe you can help bring peace field hype the event while work- cling stores. “At the last minute, a fall down the were extensive beyond my wild- to a man who needs it. ing out and wearing boxing I suddenly realized that this was proverbial slip- est predictions. The pursuit of happiness for shorts. more than a shadow.” pery slope, and Posters.
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