Transformation Continues at Onalaska's Carlisle Lake

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Mossyrock Fire Department volunteer EMT and ireighter Jef Fosburg almost died after contracting MRSA in his lungs. Mutual Aid Planned for Mossyrock Firefighter Hit With MRSA ALMOST DIED SEVERAL TIMES: Fundraiser Saturday for Mossyrock Volunteer Firefighter Jeff Fosburg

By Kelly A. Morrison Pete Caster / [email protected] For The Chronicle Omroa “Harry” Bhagwandin, a grant writer for the Onalaska Alliance, walks along Gear Creek near Carlisle Lake in Onalaska on Tuesday afternoon. Bhagwandin, who is currently spearheading three separate grant projects, hopes to turn Carlisle Lake into an eco-tourism destination. Jeff Fosburg, 28, of Mossyrock, has spent the past 12 years saving lives and property as a volunteer Residents Eye ‘Eco-Tourism’ Draw With Continued Upgrades EMT and firefighter for the Moss- yrock Fire Department. CARLISLE LAKE: New His father is the current Moss- yrock fire chief, and Fosburg first Bathrooms, Rehabilitated started volunteering as a cadet Wooded Areas and Fish for the department at age 16. He’s Passage Underway helped treat injured citizens and put out all sorts of fires in his free By Justyna Tomtas time. [email protected] please see FIREFIGHTER, page Main 11 Rejuvenation projects are underway at Onalaska’s Carlisle Lake in an attempt to turn the area into an ecotourism destina- No New tion. The old mill town, located off of state Highway 508, is un- Pertussis or dergoing a major push for eco- nomic development with the Measles Cases help of the Onalaska Alliance, a nonprofit corporation with a stated mission “to develop inno- in County vative and sustainable economic By Christopher Brewer and educational opportunities compatible with a rural lifestyle [email protected] in Onalaska and the surround- Local health officials say no ing area.” new cases of whooping cough Currently, three grants are have been reported during the underway to help develop the past three weeks, keeping the area into a place where eventu- number of people affected by per- ally members of the commu- tussis in Lewis County to seven. nity would like to host festivals. A salmon jumps out of Gear Creek in Onalaska on Tuesday afternoon. please see COUNTY, page Main 7 please see ONALASKA, page Main 11

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Community Editor’s Best Bet Support a Scout Dinner Set for Washington Hotel The annual Support a Scout din- halis, is the executive scout for the ner will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday at Timberline District. Lewis County the Washington Hotel in Chehalis. Commissioner Bill Schulte serves Calendar Local Scouts will serve as as the Timberline District chair- table hosts, greeters and man. servers, and are respon- There is no admis- Today sible for much of the sion charge, but reser- WHAT’S HAPPENING? program. vations are required. Physical Therapy Will If you have an event you would like The dinner will be For additional in- included in the Community Calendar, catered by Trina Gardi- formation on the dinner be Subject of Talk at please email your information to pee, with dessert provided and to make reservations, AAUW Meeting [email protected]. Include a by Penny’s Cakes. call Penny Mauel at (360) daytime telephone number where you David Blomdahl, Che- 740-9868. Dr. Brittany Petrie will be talking can be reached. about physical therapy during today’s There is no charge for these listings. meeting of the Lewis County chapter of For questions about calendar items, the American Association of University call Doug Blosser at The Chronicle, (360) Women. 807-8238. Imagination Tea, 3-5 p.m., Evergreen Playhouse, lissa Carney and her daughter, Kaitee The meeting will be at 6:45 p.m. in 226 W. Center St., Centralia, one adult and one child Carney. Kaitee previously participated in $15, each additional child $10, theevergreenplay- the Centralia College Board Room in the [email protected] the event. Hanson Administration Building, Cen- tion to explore the Pacific Crest Trail as The competition is open to all Wash- tralia College. it traverses our own backyard and to dis- ington state high school and home- This is a one-time venue change for cuss the healing aspects of nature and the Support Groups schooled students in grades 9-12. Any the AAUW general membership meeting outdoors. “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the loss of a song may be sung at the auditions. due to renovations being performed at Panelists will include Shiloh Reynolds, loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., Assured Home Hospice, The quarterfinal for Western Wash- the Gathering Place in Stillwaters Estates. mental health counselor; Andrea Dur- 2120 N. Park St., Centralia, (360) 330-2640 ington performers will be Feb. 28 in Petrie, an AAUW member, will speak ham, USFS Recreation Planner and Wil- Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Im- Bonney Lake. The state semifinal will be manuel Lutheran Church, 1209 N. Scheuber Road, about her education in physical therapy derness Manager; and Ann Lindh, with March 14 in Okanogan, and the cham- Centralia, (360) 736-9268 pionship final March 28 in Omak. First from Eastern Washington University and Mount Adams Backcountry Horsemen. Multiple sclerosis, 6-8 p.m., Providence Cen- give a general discussion of what physical Donations at the Roxy are welcomed. tralia Hospital chapel conference room, (360) 748- prize in the final round is $1,500. therapy entails. The focus of her discus- For more information, call (360) 496- 8687, Facebook page: Lewis County Multiple Scle- For more information or to sign up sion will be on how to keep individuals 5022. rosis Support Group for the event, contact Melissa Carney at healthy and strong so if and when they The Next to Nature series is a part- (360) 269-1993 or email info@wanashvil- become injured, they can heal more nership between Centralia College East, lecountrystar.org. quickly. Mineral School, Timberland Regional Friday, Feb. 6 Also, information is available at http:// The public is welcome to attend. For Library and Fire Mountain Arts Council. Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled Band, 7-9:30 goo.gl/mYchtj. more information, call Jeannie Yackley, p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, $5, (360) 262-3041 (360) at 360-388 or Jeanne Gordon, (360) Public Agencies Potato bar, 4:30-7 p.m., Olequa Senior Center, Dancing, Country Four, 7-10 p.m., South Union 736-6605. 119 SW Kerron Ave., includes drinks, salads, potato Grange, 10030 Tilley Road S., Olympia, (360) Lewis County Mental Health Coalition, 10-11:30 chips and numerous potato toppings, Winlock, $8, 352-2135 a.m., Lewis County Public Health building, second- children 5-12 $4, (360) 785-4325 Lewis County Bluegrass Jam & Stage Shows, floor conference room, (360) 740-1430 Chris Guenther, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, featuring Roosevelt Road, Adna Grange, 123 Dieck- man Road, Adna, jam 2-5 p.m., dinner prepared Reducing Underage Drinking Coalition, 2 p.m., Lucky Eagle Casino, 21 and up, (360) 273-2000, ext. by Adna Grange 5-6 p.m. ($6), stage shows 6 p.m., Lewis County Public Health building, second-floor 301 Alder Creek Bluegrass Band, Lewis County Pickers, conference building, (360) 740-1424 “Paddington,” 7 p.m., Roxy Theater, Morton, Lewis County Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Seth Martin Band, The Dills Family Band, admission adults $8, children, students, seniors $7, (360) by donation, (360) 520-7281 Drugs Advisory Board, 4 p.m., Lewis County Pub- 496-5599 lic Health building, second-floor conference room, Imagination Tea, 3-5 p.m., Evergreen Playhouse, (360) 740-1418 226 W. Center St., Centralia, for children age 2-12, Libraries crafts, snacks, stories and more, one child and one adult $15, each additional child $10, tickets at www. Libraries Preschool Story Time, for children 3-6 years, brownpapertickets.com or Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis a.m., Chehalis Book Babies, for babies birth-24 months, 10 a.m., An Evening With Charlie Albright, 7-9 p.m., Cor- Chehalis Open Wide — Look Inside Story Time, for chil- bet Theatre, Centralia College, benefit concert for dren 2-6, 10:30 a.m., Centralia Centralia College scholarships and Charlie Albright Mother Goose Play Group, for children, 10:30 Piano Fund, box seats $40, general admission $30, a.m., Centralia tickets available at Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis; Hey- Family Story Time, for children 3 years-third Support Groups mann Whinery, Centralia; or by calling the Centralia grade, 11:45 a.m., Randle H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Heritage College Special Events Office, (360) 736-9391, ext. PageTurners Book Discussion, for adults, “Ca- Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 Sussex Ave. E., Teni- 777 leb’s Crossing” by Geraldine Brooks, noon, Chehalis no, (360) 480-0592, [email protected] Chris Guenther, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Celebrate Recovery, dinner 6 p.m., large group Lucky Eagle Casino, 21 and up, (360) 273-2000, ext. Pete Caster / [email protected] Organizations 7 p.m., small groups 8 p.m., Grace Foursquare 301 Grand Entrance and Prophet hike north on the Church, 3030 Borst Ave., Centralia, (360) 736-0778, Breakfast for Supper, 5-6 p.m., Adna Grange, Paciic Coast Trail on Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2013. Oakview Grange, 7 p.m., 2715 N. Pearl St., Cen- www.gracefoursquarechurch.com 123 Dieckman Road, Adna, breakfast casserole, tralia, (360) 736-5639 pancakes, fruit cup, beverage, $6, (360) 748-6068 Lewis County Robotics Society, 6 p.m., room “Paddington,” 7 p.m., Roxy Theater, Morton, Next to Nature Presentation 128, Kemp Hall, Centralia College, (360) 304-9660 Saturday, Feb. 7 adults $8, children, students, seniors $7, (360) Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, 6:30 p.m., 496-5599 Takes Look at Pacific Crest Trail Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Grand Ave., Centralia, The Pacific Crest Trail is the subject (360) 485-2852 Toledo, Tenino to Centralia-Chehalis Vintage Auto Club, 7:30 p.m., Libraries of today’s Next to Nature presentation at Ramblin’ Jack’s Rib Eye, 1336 Rush Road, Chehalis, Host Nashville Country Morton’s Roxy Theater. Valentine Making, for children, 1 p.m., Oakville (360) 767-0719 Selecting and Starting Seeds, for adults, 2 p.m., The panel presentation will be at 6:30 S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst Park, Kitch- Star Qualifiers Centralia p.m., with a no-host dinner at The Bean en 1, Centralia, (360) 388-0450 or (360) 736-4163 A qualifier for the Washington State Tree at 5 p.m.. Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, 1993 S Market Nashville Country Star event will be Organizations Cheryl Strayed’s autobiographical Blvd, Chehalis, (360) 520-0772 held noon-2 p.m. Saturday at Toledo novel, “Wild: Lost and Found on the Centralia-Chehalis Vintage Auto Club, 7:30 p.m., Disabled American Veterans, 1 p.m., American Ramblin Jack’s Rib Eye, 1336 Rush Road, Napavine, High School and 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Sunday Pacific Crest Trail” was adapted into the at Tenino High School. Other similar Legion building, 111 W. Main St., Centralia, (360) movie “Wild.” Those who are interested (360) 273-6961 245-3357 or (360) 262-9360 Lewis County Tea Party, 6:30 p.m., Lewis & Clark qualifiers are being held in Bonney Lake, in this famed trail or the book or movie it Friends of Seminary Hill Natural Area, annual Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centralia, Wally Brown Wenatchee, Yakima and Okanogan. The meeting, 10 a.m., Centralia Timberland Library inspired, may join a moderated conversa- speaking on electromagnetic field pollution Toledo qualifier is being hosted by Me- meeting room The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Feb. 5, 2015 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s 52.22 65.0 -0.02 100s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s 74.64 85.0 -0.01 80s L 70s Cowlitz at Packwood H 3.13 10.5 -0.02 60s 50s Cowlitz at Randle 40s H Rain Likely Rain Likely Rain Likely Cloudy Showers Likely 6.36 18.0 -0.08 30s 54º 50º 55º 49º 54º 47º 57º 47º 55º 45º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 10.90 ---- +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 ...... 7:29 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 5:22 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 48 Moonrise ...... 7:31 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 41 53/49 39/37 Moonset...... 8:02 a.m. Normal High ...... 50 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 36 54/45 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 62 in 1935 Seattle Anchorage 20/7 s 19/5 s Record Low...... 0 in 1989 55/51 Boise 52/41 cl 52/43 ra Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Last New First Full Boston 30/-3 sn 19/12 s Yesterday ...... 0.10" 54/49 46/37 2/11 2/18 2/25 3/5 Dallas 45/35 mc 63/47 s Month to date ...... 0.65" Tacoma Honolulu 82/68 ra 82/69 ra Normal month to date ...0.83" Centralia 55/51 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 73/50 s 76/50 s Year to date...... 6.33" 54/50 Yakima Nashville 32/18 s 46/33 s Normal year to date .....7.33" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 81/55 s 82/55 s 46/39 Longview 53/49 Trees None None St. Louis 26/21 s 44/32 s Salt Lake City 62/39 s 65/44 pc WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 55/50 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 61/55 ra 62/57 ra Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 32/17 sn 35/26 s Portland 55/49 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo- graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 58/50 48/43 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 68/48 s 70/46 s New Delhi 72/46 s 72/52 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 45/25 s 46/28 pc Paris 37/27 s 34/27 s Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 54/50 ra 55/49 ra Spokane 45/41 ra 51/42 ra London 39/32 pc 39/32 pc Rio de Janeiro 82/79 cl 79/73 t cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 53/49 ra 53/49 ra Tri Cities 51/48 ra 56/47 ra Mexico City 66/43 cl 68/43 cl Rome 50/41 ra 54/41 cl sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 54/49 ra 55/48 ra Wenatchee 41/39 ra 51/40 ra Moscow 21/12 cl 12/10 cl Sydney 70/64 cl 73/66 pc • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015 Gas Prices Inching Upward Once Again Across Twin Cities FUTURE UNCLEAR: ously been reported as selling gas Jan. 27, with gas prices holding at begun, and crude oil prices have full dollars per gallon since early for under $2 per gallon in recent $2.06 as a national average. That largely stopped their declines. July, when prices at the pump After Weeks of Price weeks jumped back over the $2 average jumped five cents since, Whether the trend of rising reached nearly $4 per gallon. Drops, Some Stations mark Wednesday. The Arco sta- according to the AAA’s Fuel prices will continue remains to Washington still has not seen its tions on Interstate Avenue and Gauge Report at fuelgaugereport. be seen, as the price of crude oil average price of gas go below $2 Increasing Prices Back U.S. Highway 12 near Napavine aaa.com. fell sharply on Wednesday, going since it reached $1.73 per gallon Past $2 Per Gallon both offered gas for $2.01 per The AAA cited the reason for under the $50 mark after hitting on average in December 2008; gallon. rising gas prices as a “combina- about $52 per barrel, according however, the current statewide By The Chronicle The American Automobile tion of refinery issues and more to NASDAQ. average of $2.16 is the state’s low- The recent freefall in gas Association reported that a na- stable crude oil costs.” Mainte- Gas prices across Washing- est sustained price since March prices has provided some major tional 123-day slide had ended nance on several refineries has ton state had fallen nearly two 2009. financial relief for those depen- dent on their vehicles for their jobs and general travel, but is it short-lived? Gas prices in the Twin Cit- ies appear to be rising again af- GRAND OPENING!! ter several weeks that saw prices dip below the $2 per gallon mark at several stations. Washing- BRING IN YOUR RIG tonGasPrices.com reported on SALE CONTINUES! Wednesday that the price per TO TAKE FURNITURE gallon of regular unleaded began HOME TODAY! climbing Tuesday after dropping Darcy rapidly since the end of Novem- Sofa ber. Gas prices went from an av- $ erage of $2.12 statewide Monday 349 Available in 6 Colors to about $2.16 Wednesday. As of Wednesday afternoon, some stations in Centralia and Chehalis continued to offer gas Elenya for under $2 per gallon, namely Sofa $ the Chevron station on Interstate 399 $ Avenue in Chehalis for $1.95, and Available in 2 Colors 899 the Harrison Super Mart, ARCO 2pc Reclining and Safeway stations along Har- Riley Sofa & Console rison Avenue for $1.95, $1.96 and Loveseat $1.99, respectively. Some stations that had previ- News in Brief Event Counts Homeless in Rochester, Tenino Entizi Wyatt Sectional By The Chronicle Bedroom Group Thurston County completed Includes queen bed, dresser, Available in reverse configuration. $ 4 PIECE mirror and 1 nightstand Queen Bed 1199 a two-day event this past Satur- $ $ 2 colors available. day, acquiring the 2015 county- 1299 399 wide homeless census. Volun- $ teers and staff helped gather data Your Choice! 4PC BEDROOM GROUP 599 about homelessness and housing challenges for those in all areas of Thurston County. New Homeless Connect events were held in Rochester and Tenino to help reach the county’s rural and suburban communities. The events gath- ered data from 35 individuals, although event organizers said there are many more suburban and rural residents they are hop- ing to survey next time. Organizers said the home- Emma Zoey less in areas such as Rochester and Tenino are harder to survey 2 YEARS 0% INTEREST FINANCING AVAILABLE and count because they typically O.A.C. are not living on the street or in makeshift camps. Officials said it is critically important to survey the outlying areas during the an- nual homeless census to under- stand gaps in the housing system and to target needed resources. The county’s homeless cen- sus and the Homeless Connect resource fairs are part of a na- tionwide snapshot on homeless counts, designed to determine Dallas the amount of homelessness, the cause of homelessness and what 2pc Reclining $ resources are needed to help them. Sofa & Loveseat 1099 Counts were also conducted in downtown Olympia and Yelm, as was a Youth Count! event aimed to reach more street-de- pendent youth in Olympia. Sectional The annual Thurston County Jersey With FREE ottoman Homeless Census is coordinated Available in reverse configuration. by the city of Olympia, which is 2 colors available. contracted with Thurston Coun- ty to do the census. The results Lucy $ will help guide federal, state and 999 local funding for transitional Dining Group $ housing, local shelters and relat- Includes dining table 499 ed supportive services. 5 PIECE and 4 chairs. Friends of Capitol Forest to Host Work Party By The Chronicle The public is invited to help with a project to perform drain- age work and trail shaping at the Capitol State Forest this weekend. Washington State Depart- ment of Natural Resources staff will join the Friends of Capitol Forest at the work party, which will take place 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. today. The rally point will be at Leather Power the “Y” intersection of Waddell Reclining Sofa Creek Road and Sherman Valley Road, with work taking place on Available in 2 Colors: $ the Porter trail from Wedekind Brown and cream 1299 to the Porter Creek entrance. Those wishing to join should bring clothing appropriate for weather conditions, work gloves, lunch and drinks if desired. Chil- dren and dogs are also welcome. Anyone interested in partici- Super Store pating should contact Nick Cron- jrfurniture.biz 360-748-6888 quist at (360) 480-2700 or email [email protected]. 208 MAURIN RD, CHEHALIS (Off Exit 74) *24 equal payments *Minimum Purchase Required *Down Payment Required CH535274rc.cg Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015 LOCAL Two Arrested Following Standoff Near Grand Mound TENSE: One Suspect Allegedly Punched K-9 Before Capture By Kaylee Osowski [email protected] Two Thurston County men are in custody following a nearly six-hour standoff near Grand Mound on Tuesday. The Thurston County Sher- iff’s Office arrested Harry I. Richcreek, 42, for possession of stolen property and a California warrant. Stephen D. Pierce, 37, was arrested for a misdemeanor warrant out of Centralia. The standoff in the 19100 block of Apricot Street SW ended at about 2 p.m. after the sheriff’s office’s K-9 Rex located Richcreek in the crawlspace un- der the house. Lt. Greg Elwin said authori- ties searched the house and ini- tially couldn’t locate the suspect. A remote-controlled robot was used to search the crawl space. “But there was a section of that crawl space that we couldn’t clear,” Elwin said. “So that’s when we used the K-9.” Rex located Richcreek, and the K-9’s handler commanded Pete Caster / [email protected] the suspect to give himself up, The second of two men involved in a standof is taken into custody by the Thurston County SWAT team on Tuesday afternoon on the 19000 block of Apricot Street SW but he refused. Richcreek alleg- near Grand Mound. edly punched Rex. The K-9 bit him, but even after that the sus- pect continued to fight and was aggressive toward SWAT team members, Elwin said. “He was very resistant to the attempts to take him into cus- tody,” Elwin said. Eventually Richcreek was taken into custody. Medics arrived at the scene to evaluate the man’s bite, and Rex will be evaluated by a veterinar- ian. No law enforcement person- nel were injured. Richcreek was initially re- ported as armed with a pistol, but law enforcement officials did not find a weapon. Left: Members of the Thurston County SWAT team unpack their gear after a standof with two men inside a home on the 19000 block of Apricot Street SW on Tuesday Richcreek has an active felony afternoon near Grand Mound. Right: A dog sits inside the sweatshirt of a woman outside a house where the Thurston County SWAT team was involved in a standof warrant in California for vehicle with two men on Tuesday afternoon in Grand Mound. theft and an extensive criminal history that includes felony as- sault and robbery convictions. 8:30 a.m. Elwin said neighbors house. was only identified by a nick- the house at about 1:25 p.m. and Elwin said he has also served called to report that people were One of the vehicles at the name. arrested the two men. time in state prison in California coming and going from the house was discovered to have Authorities repeatedly tried The women, mother and and possibly in Washington. house. been stolen from Lacey on Sat- to get the two men to leave the daughter, and were renting the Authorities brought Pierce, “It was just odd that the peo- urday. house, but did not receive a re- house. who was in a bedroom in the ple and vehicles that were here Other deputies responded sponse. The two men were friends house, into custody earlier. El- didn’t belong, according to the and attempted to contact the The SWAT team arrived at with the daughter, according to a win said he has a few warrants neighbors,” Elwin said. people inside. After several at- about 11:30 a.m. Chehalis Tribal press release. from neighboring counties. The deputy first arrived saw tempts at contact, two women Law Enforcement provided sup- Richcreek was taken to the A deputy first responded to a man sitting in a vehicle in the exited the house. One of the port officers. Thurston County Jail and Pierce the residence for a report of sus- driveway. The man immediately women identified the man want- After repeated verbal requests, was booked into the Lewis picious circumstances at about left the vehicle and went into the ed in California. The other man the SWAT team made entry to County Jail. News in Brief Level Three Sex year are typical, and should be partment would be replacing, speak out. Comments on the can ecy.wa.gov/climatechange/clean- ignored, according to a press but county property manager be made on the DOE’s website fuels/cfworkshp.htm. Offender Registers release from the Grays Harbor Larry Unzelman said during a through March 4. A meeting and public com- Near Tenino Sheriff’s Office. Wednesday morning directors’ The discussion document ment period will be held Thursday, update with county commission- and public comment secition Feb. 19, 3-5 p.m. and 6 p.m., re- By The Chronicle County Immunization ers that previous equipment has can be found at http://www.ecy. spectively, at the South Seattle Col- A 38-year-old level three sex gone up for auction using Ritchie wa.gov/climatechange/clean- lege Georgetown Campus, 6737 offender has moved near Tenino. Clinics Canceled Bros. Auctioneers. fuels/cfdiscuss.htm. Corson Ave. S., Bldg. C, in Seattle. The Thurston County Sher- for Next Week An informational webinar iff’s Office issued a press release Comment Sought on about the standard will be held Please Recycle Tuesday stating that John T. By The Chronicle on Thursday, Feb. 12. To regis- This Newspaper Vandervort had indicated he will Immunization clinics held Department of Ecology’s ter and attend, visit:http://www. be living in the 400 block of 171st by Lewis County Public Health Clean Fuel Program Avenue Southeast. The road is and Social Services scheduled for located halfway between Tenino Tuesday, Feb. 10, and Thursday, By The Chronicle and Interstate 5. Feb. 12, have been canceled due The Washington State De- Vandervort pleaded guilty in to building renovations. partment of Ecology is inviting 2009 in Thurston County Supe- Immunizations are generally the public to comment on a po- rior Court to two counts of third- available regularly at the Lewis tential clean fuel standard aimed degree child rape and was sen- County Public Health Depart- at reducing carbon pollution and tenced to 60 months of jail time. ment every Tuesday and Thurs- transitioning Washington to General public notifications day from 9 a.m. to noon and cleaner fuels. GET OUT are issued when offenders regis- from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. The State officials say a clean fuel ter in Thurston County as tran- clinics are located on the third standard would set limits on the sients or when their behaviors amount of carbon in transporta- are considered to be a high risk. floor of the Public Health build- ing, 360 NW North St., Chehalis. tion fuels in Washington. In an effort to decrease carbon pollu- AND RIDE Grays Harbor tion, fuel producers and import- Commissioners Consider ers would be required to gradual- Authorities Warn of Sheriff’s Office Purchase ly introduce less-polluting fuels. Phone Scammer The department has cre- of Five New Cars ated a discussion document that By The Chronicle includes potential compliance By The Chronicle The Grays Harbor Sheriff’s components and an approach to Office is reporting a scam mak- Lewis County commission- prevent fuel costs from rising. ing the rounds in which a caller ers are expected to give their The Office of Financial Man- approval in their upcoming agement commissioned a clean is claiming to be an agent from $ the Internal Revenue Service. meeting Monday, for the Lewis fuel standard analysis. It evaluat- 4,999

2014 CRF 250L MOTORCYCLE SPORT DUAL MSRP The reportedly male scam- County Sheriff’s Office to buy ed the economic impacts and the mer calls from phone numbers four Dodge Chargers and one availability of alternative fuels. with an 844 prefix, and in at least Ford Explorer for its fleet. Officials claim it projected posi- • Off and On Road! one phone call has gone by the name The purchase, which costs tive job growth, increased per- of Agent Jonathan White. about $150,000, would take place sonal income and an “adequate • Plenty of Fun Per Gallon! The calls start out with the scam- from Everett-based Dwayne supply” of alternative fuels. • Affordable mer claiming the person he is calling Lane’s Chrysler and Longview- It also claims the cost of gas is behind on their tax payments. based Columbia Ford. and diesel is projected to rise by 2 (360) 736-0166 CH536079bw.sw The scammer then explains The vehicle purchase, if ap- cents per gallon by 2020. By 2026, 1-800-962-6826 300 S. Tower • Centralia that in order to avoid excessive proved, would be done using the cost for gas was projected to “We’re No Ordinary Dealer” charges or the possibility of ar- money from the county’s Equip- rise by 10 cents per gallon and 12 www.powersportsnorthwest.com SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS ment Rental and Revolving Funds. cents per gallon for diesel. powersports.honda.com ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET, EYE PROTECTION AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING, NEVER RIDE UNDER THE INFLUENCE rest, he can assist them with OF DRUGS OR ALCOHOL, AND NEVER USE THE STREET AS A RACETRACK. OBEY THE LAW AND READ YOUR OWNER’S MANUAL THOROUGHLY. For rider training information or to locate a rider training course near you, call the Motorcycle Safety Foundation at 1-800-446-9227. making payments. It’s unknown what would Ecology has planned a series © 2015 American Honda Motor Co., Inc. - Motorcycle Division *MSRP excluding Tax, license, registration, $310.00 destination charge and Scams around this time of happen to the vehicles the de- of meetings to allow the public to dealer-installed options. Dealer prices may vary. • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015

Court of Appeals Reverses Sentence The Chronicle is published Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings by Lafromboise Communications, Inc. MISSED OR LATE PAPER? for Suspected Centralia Gang Leader Delivery deadlines: Tuesday and Thursday ...... 5:30 p.m. REVERSED: Court Rules tenced to nearly 10 years in pris- The jury found that Rhoades to prove the defendant thought Saturday ...... 7:30 a.m. on in July 2013. He was convicted committed the assault with the the fight would elevate his gang Please call your carrier or district manager directly. Joshua D.C. Rhoades For all other issues please call our after hours customer of beating up a teenager in Cen- intent to benefit a gang. The state status. service line at (360) 807-7676 for current delivery Did Not Have Adequate tralia in January 2013. 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Monday - Friday ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. By Kaylee Osowski indicated Rhoades was holding a state alleged an aggravator that tencing was 65 to 82 months. knife with the blade closed in his [email protected] Rhoades assaulted the victim to Rhoades was sentenced to 110 TO PLACE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING fist while punching the victim. “obtain or maintain membership months in confinement and 10 Call 807-8203 or (800) 562-6084, ext. 1203, or visit The Washington Court of The opinion states that or advance his position.” months of community custody. www.chronline.com. Appeals released an unpublished Rhoades did not receive consti- The court also asked the jury Rhoades also argued that Monday - Friday ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. opinion Tuesday finding that a tutionally adequate notice of the whether Rhoades was armed the court denied him a continu- Classified / Legals / Obituary Manager Centralia man believed to have aggravating circumstance that with a deadly weapon during the ance, improperly admitted gang Amanda Curry ...... 736-3311 ext. 1277 been a local gang leader should the jury found he committed in fight. evidence, allowed biased jurors [email protected] be resentenced within the stan- relation to the assault. The Court The defense argued at trial to serve, provided ineffective OFFICE LOCATION AND HOURS dard range for a second-degree of Appeals is reversing the ex- that the state couldn’t prove counsel and deprived him of a 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia assault conviction. ceptional sentence. Rhoades is to Rhoades was armed with a knife, fair trial. Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Joshua D.C. Rhoades, also be resentenced within the stan- that the victim was substantially The Appellate Court did not known as Spooker, was sen- dard range. harmed and that the state failed agree with any of those claims. 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The K-6 Evaline School is between Napavine and Winlock on and District 2 in Toledo The money, which comes Highway 603. are proposing property tax THE NEWSROOM with a state match of $20 mil- • Toledo school officials have submitted a four-year replace- levies that would begin in For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact lion, will fuel a project estimated ment maintenance and operations levy at $1.1 million. The levy 2016 and remain in place the appropriate person listed below. to cost the district a total of $56 is projected to cost taxpayers $2.38 per $1,000 in assessed prop- for six years to fund emer- EDITOR million. erty value. gency medical services. Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 Taxpayers would pay $1.11 The Onalaska fire dis- [email protected] per $1,000 of property valuation trict proposes a levy of Sports Editor if approved. 35 cents per $1,000 of as- Aaron VanTuyl...... 807-8229 The money would help create a school building in the state of holding question and answer sessed value, which is the [email protected] Washington is 42 years. sessions. He has also been a same as its current tax. Visuals Editor one unified campus for students Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 in kindergarten through eighth The bond money would be part of numerous presentations, In Toledo, the fire dis- utilized to expand Olympic El- speaking to the Parent Teacher [email protected] grade, building a new elementa- trict is asking its citizens to Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, ry school that would house third, ementary by adding a wing that Association as well as the Cheha- continue a levy of 50 cents West and Central Lewis County Communities fourth and fifth grades on 43 would house kindergarten stu- lis Kiwanis Club, among others. per $1,000 of assessed Kaylee Osowski ...... 807-8208 acres of land that was donated to dents. The elementary would With the election right property value, which is [email protected] the district by Gail Shaw, a long- accommodate kindergarten around the corner, the district the maximum allowable Centralia/Chehalis Government, Health, through second grades, shifting has no plans or meetings set up by law. East Lewis County Communities time Chehalis leader. The land, Dameon Pesanti ...... 807-8237 which was donated in November, the fourth and fifth grades to to further educate the public on Diane Wallace, busi- the new elementary school that the bond since the ballots are al- [email protected] is valued at $1.9 million and sits ness manager for Fire Dis- Education, General Assignment, South adjacent to school property. would be built. ready out. trict 2, said rather than ask Thurston County Communities, Napavine The district would close both The district has been hard The district’s last bond pro- for a permanent levy, the Justyna Tomtas ...... 807-8239 Cascade Elementary and R.E. at work getting the word out posal was not passed by voters in district would rather seek [email protected] Bennett Elementary, two aging about the bond. Superintendent 2011, with a 52 percent of voters the tax for a six-year term Lewis County Government, Business, Legislature, Tourism, Religion, buildings school officials say Ed Rothlin said it sent out post- in favor of the bond. In Wash- and then evaluate the dis- South Lewis County Communities have outlived their life span. cards to all postal patrons in the ington state, all bonds have to trict’s financial standing. Chris Brewer ...... 807-8235 One of the elementary district with information. More be passed with a 60 percent ap- “And if it’s not needed, [email protected] schools is 92 years old, and Roth- information has been made proval rating. then we wouldn’t want to Sports, News and Photography lin told The Chronicle in an ear- available on the school district’s The special election will take ask for that,” she said. Brandon Hansen ...... 807-8227 lier interview the average life of website, and Rothlin has been place on Tuesday. Wallace said the money [email protected] supports the station’s cur- Death Notices, What’s Happening, rent three paid staff mem- Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices News in Brief bers and the advanced life Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 [email protected] steps to alleviate traffic. support paramedics with Vocal Competition House Panel to Hear Lewis County Medic One. [email protected] The Pacific Crest Trail Asso- [email protected] The funds also support in Toledo and Tenino Proposal to Eliminate ciation announced on Wednes- Church News day a new permitting system emergency medical ve- [email protected] ...... 807-8217 This Weekend Graduation Exams that will limit to 50 the number hicles and equipment, in- Senior Media Developer By The Chronicle SEATTLE (AP) — Two bills of long-distance hikers heading cluding three ambulances, Brittany Voie ...... 807-8225 which Wallace said are [email protected] being heard in the House Edu- north each day from San Diego The Washington Nashville aging. cation Committee on Tuesday County. THE CHRONICLE Country Star qualifier will be “Our ambulances are would eliminate the need to pass PUBLISHER hosted at the Toledo High School An online application pro- getting older, but at this and Tenino High School this statewide tests to earn a high cess will allow hikers to schedule Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 school diploma. time, rather than vehicle [email protected] weekend. start dates and view projected replacement, at least in the The two proposals would Regional Executive Editor The qualifier in Toledo will hiker density on any given day. next couple years, we’re Michael Wagar ...... 807-8234 both keep the high school tests be on Saturday from noon to 2 The PCTA’s Jack Haskel says focusing more on keeping [email protected] in place, but passing those tests p.m. and the one in Tenino will the goal is not to limit the num- ALS paramedic services Sales Director be held on Sunday from 11 a.m. would not be a graduation re- ber of hikers, but to spread them for the citizens,” Wallace Brian Watson ...... 807-8219 to 1 p.m. quirement. out. said. [email protected] The event, a vocal competi- A third bill being discussed The trail starts near Campo, She said Toledo’s citi- Circulation Manager tion, encourages high school stu- at the public hearing would keep California, and stretches 2,650 zens have always been sup- Anita Freeborn ...... 807-8243 [email protected] dents to perform in front of an the graduation requirement but miles before ending at the Cana- portive in the past of the audience with the opportunity change the way the tests are ad- dian border. Specialty Publications Manager, Family fire district. Chantel Wilson ...... 807-8213 to win cash prizes. ministered. Haskel says since the movie Since the graduating class of [email protected] Contestants will be judged came out in December, website Design Director on vocals, including key, pitch, 2008, tests have been a Wash- traffic is up 300 percent. Kelli Erb ...... 807-8211 control, range and tonal quality. ington high school graduation [email protected] Stage presence will be used to requirement. LAFROMBOISE COMMUNICATIONS, INC break ties, and if a contestant is Current high school students ‘Thank You Seahawks’ in the top 30, he or she will con- are required to pass reading and 12th Man Flag PRESIDENT, COO tinue to the quarterfinal compe- writing tests as well as an end-of- Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 [email protected] tition scheduled for a later date. course exam in math. Beginning Raised Over Seattle Jan. 30 - Feb. 5 Business Manager The championship final will fea- with the class of 2015, state law Mary Jackson ...... 807-8207 Space Needle Big Hero 6 CH533935cz.jd ture the top 12 to 15 performers, adds a biology test. Beginning $4 • PG [email protected] and contestants will be required in 2019, Washington students SEATTLE (AP) — The Se- 11:00 am & 2:00 pm Director of Production and IT to perform two songs from pre- would be required to pass a new attle Space Needle has flown the (Sat. only) Jon Bennett ...... 807-8222 selected categories. set of exams. Seahawks 12th man flag dur- Hunger Games - [email protected] The champion of the final ing their Super Bowl run, and Mockingjay Printing and Distribution ...... 807-8716 on Wednesday one last flag was $4 • PG 13 will receive a cash price of $1,500. Permit System to 5:30 pm & 9:00 pm FAX NUMBERS Those who want to partici- raised on top of the landmark. (Fri., Sat., Mon., Tues., Wed., hurs.) Washington Gov. Jay Inslee Advertising Fax ...... 736-1568 pate in the qualifier must sup- Alleviate Traffic on Superbowl: Seahawks vs. Patriots and Seattle Mayor Ed Murray Classified/Circulation Fax ...... 807-8258 ply their own karaoke backing Sunday - Doors Open at noon Obituaries ...... 807-8258 Pacific Crest Trail Free to All Ages in the heater tracks and the music must be raised the big blue flag that says Newsroom Fax ...... 736-4796 downloaded onto a CD-R disk LOS ANGELES (AP) — “Thank You Seahawks” in white $3 Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, minor letters. with parent at or before 6:00 pm 126th VOLUME, 87th ISSUE prior to performances Growing numbers of hikers on THE CHRONICLE (USPS - 142260) Kaitee Carnery, a local coun- the Pacific Crest Trail, the Mex- Inslee and Murray pointed $13 Beer, Burger, Movie: Wednesday POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Chronicle, try musician, and her mother, ico-to-Canada route made in- south and predicted Seattle Minor with parent before 7 pm only 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. $4.00 All Ages • Under 11 - $2 Melissa Carney, will be hosting creasingly popular by the movie would be at Super Bowl 50 next 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia The Chronicle is published three times a week at 321 N. Pearl St., Cen- the qualifier in Toledo. “Wild,” have led officials to take season at San Francisco. (360) 736-1634 tralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, WA. Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015 LEGISLATIVE SESSION State Lawmakers Pushing Electric Car Ownership DRIVING: Bill Encourages "This is exciting new technol- ogy," said Mullet, who is spon- Drivers to Shift soring an electric-car bill. "If you Away from Gas- find a way to promote this tech- nology, you will reduce carbon Powered Vehicles emissions in the state of Wash- OLYMPIA (AP) — Even ington without having to resort with gas prices hovering around to a tax." $2 per gallon, Washington state Bills in the House and Senate lawmakers are considering a raft as part of Inslee's anti-pollution of bills to encourage more driv- agenda would create a statewide ers to turn to electric cars in the electric vehicle infrastructure name of reducing pollution. bank to fund new charging sta- Plug-in-and-charge automo- tions, using money set aside biles are gaining popularity in from state coffers. the state. Washington records Since electric car drivers don't show there were nearly 12,000 pay gas taxes, money to build registered electric cars by the end the charging stations and pay of last year. electric-car drivers' share of road But with the state's 450 car maintenance would come from charging stations mostly clus- a $100 annual fee for electric-car tered around the Puget Sound registration, along with a change region — there are none along to the cars' sales tax exemption, Interstate 90 east of Cle Elum — which is set to expire July 1. Gov. Jay Inslee and some mem- A new bill would renew the bers of the House and Senate are sales tax exemption until 2021 pushing new laws that would for only the first $45,000 of an Elaine Thompson / AP Photo make driving electric cars more electric car's purchase price. That Tesla product specialist Kat Brand demonstrates how to plug in the electric car at a dealership for the vehicle, Wednesday, in convenient, albeit somewhat would cover the full cost of most Seattle. Washington state’s Senate is still iguring out policy on the electric cars gaining popularity, Tesla among them. Bills more expensive to buy and own. electric cars sold by major auto- discussed in hearings this week would extend the sales/use tax exemption for clean-fuel vehicles and require King/Pierce/ State Sen. Mark Mullet, D- makers, such as the Nissan Leaf Thurston counties to give incentives to builders for adding electric-charging stations to projects. Issaquah, told the Senate Trans- and Ford Focus Electric. But portation committee Wednes- buyers would have to pay sales day afternoon the electric-car tax on part of the cost of high- from other emerging ways to to require cities in King, Pierce, A separate bill, sponsored market hasn't yet matured to the end cars like the Tesla Model S. power cars, such as fuel cells. Snohomish and Thurston coun- largely by members of the mostly point at which most drivers of Transportation chairman "All of us want to do the best ties to allow charging stations in Republican Senate majority coali- gas-burning cars can find a high- Sen. Curtis King, R-Yakima, said we can for our environment," nearly all land zoning categories, tion, would include new electric- range, low-cost car to switch to. the electric-car proposals de- King said, "and this is one way including residential, and to cre- vehicle chargers as items that earn Demand, with an assist from the serve close study, but added that we might be able to help." ate incentive programs to reward credits toward utilities' compli- state, could fix that, with ben- he doesn't want to favor them Also under consideration are builders for adding car-charging ance with a conservation initia- efits for the environment, he said. in a way that shuts out benefits bills to implement Inslee's plan stations to their projects. tive voters approved in 2006. Bill Would End Daylight Saving Time in Washington OLYMPIA (AP) — The ritual which 51.7 percent of voters made "With other states keeping it, it of springing forward and falling Washington the 15th state with would create, I think, additional back — and spending days (or daylight saving time. The initia- disruption," he said. longer) catching up on adjusting tive promised "154 more hours of Opposition to similar mea- Friday, April 10, 2015 every clock in daylight each year" in the official sures in other states has come GREAT฀WOLF฀LODGE฀•฀GRAND฀MOUND the home — is state voters pamphlet published from recreational business in- Doors open at 4pm to mingle and being questioned Legislature by the Secretary of State, and it terests. 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Incremental • Vendors! • Prizes! • Cooking Demos! sponsored the 2011 bill against CH535420rc.jd Design put the state in changes since then, via Congress, daylight time, said he had heard line with Hawaii have expanded daylight time to 425 N. Market Blvd., Chehalis, WA opposition from that sector. 360-740-5400 • M–F 10–6, Sat. 10–3 and Arizona, the run from the second Sunday in "The idea that golf courses are www.redesigndivas.com only two states March through the first Sunday determining when I get up for the that have exercised their privilege in November. day ticks me off," Dunshee said. to stay on standard time all year Five other states have pending A companion version of long. legislation to eliminate daylight Scott's bill in the Senate has not saving time, including Oregon, "What I'm suggesting is that yet received a hearing. A differ- we save time by simplifying our where a bill would give voters a ent House bill, meanwhile, would lives," state Rep. Elizabeth Scott, fall referendum this year on day- have the state send a nonbinding R-Monroe, told a House commit- light time. If the Oregon voters tee Tuesday. were to decide against daylight request to the federal government She said the bill to drop day- time, it would be abandoned in for the authority to spend the light saving time would reduce 2021 — or earlier, if Washington entire year on daylight time; cur- heart attacks, car wrecks and or California also stopped chang- rently, any state can be all-stan- work accidents found to increase ing the clocks twice a year. Glob- dard time, but no state can go the with the sleep-schedule disrup- ally, Asia, Australia and Africa other way. Rep. Joe Schmick, R- tions. Farmers she checked with mostly don't have daylight time, Colfax, said his constituents told already run their combines at and Europe largely uses it. him they'd like an extra hour of night using aircraft-scale head- The bill to drop daylight time afternoon light in the winter, and lights, and dairy cattle care about may face an uphill battle to get to he agreed. 1162 NW State Ave. Schmick, who is a farmer, not- the sun, not the time on the clock a House floor vote. State Govern- CHEHALIS, WA 98532 face. ment Committee chair Rep. 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Rep. June Robinson, a Demo- Damian Dovarganes / The Associated Press crat from Everett, said she has This Thursday ile photo shows boxes of the measles, mumps and rubella virus Chehalis 11 co-sponsors for the measure, vaccine (MMR) and measles, mumps, rubella and varicella vaccine inside a freezer School Exempt (%) Total Personal Medical Religious which hasn't yet been assigned a at a doctor's oice in Northridge, Calif. Vaccinations can cause minor side efects R.E. Bennett 7.4 29 16 1 12 number. Supporters include Rep. including redness at the injection site and sometimes mild fever, but medical ex- Cascade 6.5 24 17 3 4 Eileen Cody, the chairwoman of perts say serious complications are rare and much less dangerous than the dis- Chehalis Middle 5.8 37 16 5 16 the House Health Care & Well- eases that vaccines prevent. W.F. West 5.7 55 29 0 26 ness Committee. Olympic 3.2 14 11 0 3 Washington currently allows vaccination exemptions for med- Napavine ical, personal or religious beliefs. Robinson's bill would remove the School Exempt (%) Total Personal Medical Religious personal belief allowance for an “I think people really need a legitimate Junior-Senior High 4.6 16 13 1 2 exemption. reason to send their kid to school and not Elementary 4.1 17 10 3 4 Robinson, who works for Public Health Seattle-King have them vaccinated. They’re putting the Morton County, said the philosophical rest of the school, the rest of the community, School Exempt (%) Total Personal Medical Religious exemption "just makes it too Junior-Senior High 9.5 14 13 1 0 easy for parents to not think at risk by doing that.” Elementary 7.1 11 11 0 0 about the effect that they're hav- ing on the community." Mossyrock "I think people really need a Rep. June Robinson legitimate reason to send their D-Everett School Exempt (%) Total Personal Medical Religious kid to school and not have them Academy Data not available vaccinated," she told The Associ- Elementary Data not available Junior-Senior High Data not available ated Press. "They're putting the and 35 months old have received does not believe in medical treat- rest of the school, the rest of the all of their shots on time. ment are exempted from this re- community, at risk by doing that." Adna According to the National quirement. The Washington bill was in- School Exempt (%) Total Personal Medical Religious troduced the same day California Conference of State Legislatures, Cody, a Democrat from Seat- Washington is among 20 states tle, said even though the bill has Elementary 2.3 6 4 2 0 lawmakers introduced a measure Middle-High 0.3 1 1 0 0 that would require all school chil- that allow personal belief exemp- been filed close to a cutoff dead- tions and 48 that allow religious line, she's hopeful she'll have dren to be vaccinated unless a Pe Ell child's health is in danger. exemptions. time to schedule a public hearing The proposal follows a mea- The state law concerning ex- on it this month. School Exempt (%) Total Personal Medical Religious sles outbreak that has sickened emptions was last changed in She said the discussion Pe Ell School 5.2 15 10 5 0 more than 100 people across the 2011 to require proof that a par- around vaccination rates is even Trojan Alternative Data not available U.S., including in Washington ent seeking an exemption had re- more important now that there state, and in Mexico. No deaths ceived information from a health is so much national attention on Tenino have been reported. care provider about the benefits the issue. School Exempt (%) Total Personal Medical Religious National immunization data and risks of vaccinations. People "There is momentum, and I Middle 12 36 30 3 3 from 2013 show 71 percent of who can demonstrate member- think we should strike when the High 9.2 37 37 0 0 Washington children between 19 ship in a religious group that iron's hot," she said. Elementary 8.4 23 22 0 1 Parkside 7.9 23 20 1 2

Clallam County Man Diagnosed With Measles Rochester PORT ANGELES (AP) — The source of his exposure to linked to people who visited or School Exempt (%) Total Personal Medical Religious Washington health officials say the disease is unknown. Health worked at Disneyland in south- Middle 7.5 39 38 0 1 measles has been confirmed in a officials are trying to determine ern California in December or Primary 7.2 37 35 1 1 Clallam County man in his 50s. who might have had contact with exposure to infected people who Grand Mound 6.8 34 33 0 1 The chief medical officer at the man. went there. Rochester High 6.5 36 35 0 1 Olympic Medical Center in Port State health officials say Two Washington state cases, H.E.A.R.T. High Data not available Angeles, Dr. Scott Kennedy, said the Clallam County case is the both in Grays Harbor County, Wednesday that the unidenti- fourth Washington state person have been tied to the Disney- Oakville fied man was admitted to the to be confirmed with measles land outbreak. In addition, a hospital last weekend. The man this year. King County baby too young to School Exempt (%) Total Personal Medical Religious remains there, although he is no More than 100 measles cas- be vaccinated came down with Elementary 3.9 6 5 1 0 longer infectious. es in multiple states have been measles. High Data not available Toledo School Exempt (%) Total Personal Medical Religious County: No Cases in Lewis County Thus Far Elementary 5 16 15 1 0 Continued from the front page ing cough, however. Abplanalp ing national news recently is the Middle 4.3 8 7 0 1 Alternative Data not available pointed to Kitsap County, where measles outbreak that so far from High Data not available Lewis County Public Health health officials said Jan. 29 that Jan. 1 to Jan. 30 has affected 102 reported that seven people so far 55 cases there had been reported people in 14 states. The outbreak, have been diagnosed with the since June 2014. Most of those linked to Disneyland in Ana- Winlock disease in 2015. Two cases that cases have been reported in heim, California, has reached School Exempt (%) Total Personal Medical Religious surfaced after the county had school-age children. Oregon and Washington. Evaline 6.1 2 2 0 0 initially reported five cases so far Lewis County Public Health Abplanalp said no measles cas- High 3.7 7 7 0 0 this year brought the total up- still urges people to be immu- es have been reported, although Middle 1.7 3 3 0 0 ward, but John Abplanalp with nized against pertussis, as it is health officials across the state are Miller Data not available the agency said brand-new cases the best possible way to combat on high alert as the Centers for have leveled off. the disease especially in vulner- Disease Control and Prevention Onalaska “Seven so far this year is defi- able age groups. has issued a health advisory. School Exempt (%) Total Personal Medical Religious nitely very high, but there are no Vaccinations are still avail- Officials urge people not vac- new cases in the last three weeks,” High 4.3 11 10 0 1 able for those who need it cinated against measles to re- Elementary 2.4 8 8 0 0 Abplanalp said. “We’re hopeful through various venues such as ceive their immunizations. The Middle Data not available this little outbreak has died out.” health care providers and the disease had been declared elimi- Even though optimism county health department. In nated in the United States in the abounds, health managers such Lewis County, vaccines for chil- year 2000 due to the high num- Randle / White Pass as Abplanalp recognize the pos- dren through age 18 are available bers of people vaccinated against School Exempt (%) Total Personal Medical Religious sibility that people who have for free. Uninsured adults can the disease and low numbers of Elementary 3 7 7 0 0 been immunized against pertus- visit Lewis County Public Health cases reported nationwide. Junior-Senior 5 4 1 0 0 sis can still be infected. However, at 360 NW North St. in Cheha- But measles came roaring the symptoms likely won’t be as lis to receive the vaccine as well; back in 2014, with official num- Curtis severe in many cases. hours there are 9 a.m. to noon bers from the CDC showing the School Exempt (%) Total Personal Medical Religious Other counties in the state and 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays United States experiencing a re- Boistfort 8.3 7 7 0 0 have been closer to the front and Thursdays. cord year with 644 cases report- lines in the fight against whoop- Another health issue mak- ed across 27 states. LewisCountyWatch.com • Breaking News • Crime, Courts, Fire & EMS News • Local Police / Fire Scanner • Jail Roster & Sex Offender Search • Crime Data & Maps • Area Trafic & Web Cam Map Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015

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 Rotary Internship Day a Credit to Community Dozens of students got an in- Among the students were of Rotary Internship Day for ment should dictate whether a side look at a number of careers Our Views future doctors, law enforcement carrying on this annual tradi- child is immunized against a Wednesday during the annual seeking their eventual careers. officials, veterinarians, para- tion, one that will undoubtedly disease, but all parents should Rotary International Internship Chehalis Rotary and Centra- medics, journalists and all man- have positive rippling effects on exercise extreme caution when Day. lia College have been integral to ner of would-be professionals. our local businesses for decades. deciding against shots for their Traveling from as far as the success of the annual event. The businesses who chose to children. White Pass and Rainier and as On Wednesday afternoon, take part deserve credit for their Measles Much of the information close as Centralia and W.F. West, students who “job shadowed” involvement. leading some to sidestep im- students spent several hours professionals gathered at St. The exercise allows students It’s good to know there have munizations is faulty and error- with professionals who set aside John’s Lutheran Church in Che- an interactive opportunity been no cases of measles in ridden. Furthermore, a decision time to help them chart the halis to have lunch with their when weighing their future Lewis County, as detailed in a not to immunize a child can course to their future. mentors and discuss what they options. Some learned with story on the front page of today’s have far-reaching effects. It was the 17th year the learned. certainty what they would like edition. We implore everyone to seek program has been conducted It was an inspiring display by to pursue, while others gained Still, it’s disheartening to see sound medical advice before in Lewis County, facilitated by individuals who will soon go on enough information to decide this sickness rearing its deadly even considering letting their local Rotarians and the regional to learn a trade, attend college or against seeking a specific pro- head after being pushed to the children go without what have branch of TRio, which provides otherwise contribute to the over- fession. brink of extinction in America. been proven to be life-saving pre-college resources for youth all health of our community. We thank all the organizers We don’t believe the govern- measures to protect us all. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... More Ramblings From My 3 a.m. Notepad I have only two comments to make about Super Bowl XLIX. The first is that pride is listed as one of the deadly sins, and we sure had a lot of that in the two weeks before the game. The second is: I think that us- ing Roman numerals for the games has a classy look to it, except next year when Super Bowl XLIX will give way to Super Bowl L. How classy is that? The last time a single digit described the game was 40 years ago in Super Bowl X. I don’t remember that there ever was a Super Bowl I, was there? The next really classy one won’t come until Super Bowl XCVIII, and that’s nearly a half-century away if football hasn’t been replaced by what we call soccer in this country. Of course I watched the game. Who didn’t? I’ll bet you could have landed a 747 on Inter- state 5 Sunday afternoon and evening. I recently received a very large en- velope from an investment company. On the face of it, in large letters, was printed “Invest for the Long-Term.” I threw it away without opening. I have COMMENTARY: VanTuyl’s Views little faith in the fiscal responsibility of an investment company that spends postage to promote the advantages of By Bill Moeller long-term investment to an 86-year- Lewis County Power Rankings: old bachelor. Other Random Thoughts Nostalgia is the only thing I know of that’s still just Lamenting the Super Bowl like it used to be. The copywriter who thought up the following ad deserves a raise for coming up with the slogan. “You’re Loss and Long-Dead Diseases only young once … unless you own a Subaru.” More people are moving into our Great Northwest I would be more comfortable affected wildlife, causing male fish overtime. Never a dull moment out than are moving away from it. That should tell us relating my feelings on Super Bowl to lay eggs and female fish to grow there, man. something, shouldn’t it? XLIX entirely in sad-face emoticons male sex organs and changed my Why is it that when a person — either Democrat or (perhaps with a few crying and tune. Burn them all! Raise taxes if 3. ERADICATED DISEASES. I can’t be- Republican — is elected to office, the opposing party pukey faces thrown in for good you must! Flash-burn the drop box lieve this is really a thing. A measles does everything it can to cancel everything he or she measure), but I’m not sure the edito- after every deposit! I SUDDENLY outbreak? Pertussis warnings? I does, but then, at election time, blames that person for rial staff of this fine paper (of which HAVE A STRONG OPINION ON thought that was only something not getting anything done? I’m technically a part) would react THIS! pioneers or Dark Age peasants got, We need another “Golden Age” in Olympia, when favorably. As I’ve said before, I’m not like polio and leprosy and the Black governors such as Republican Dan Evans or Democrat a die-hard fan, but I was definitely 2. TENINO. I covered the Rochester Death. I had measles filed in the Booth Gardner were running things. I’ll hear from pulling for the Seahawks. That loss? at Tenino boys basketball game on “diseases so impossible to get in this both parties about that. That was awful. Friday night, and wondered why modern day and age that they’re I don’t believe in reincarnation, but if I did, I’d be I did, however, I don’t go to more games in Bea- funny” folder, along with smallpox likely to think that once I must have been a tuba player enjoy the half- verland. The gym was packed for and rinderpest. in a Dixieland jazz band. I can’t listen to old jazz re- time show — spe- senior night; it was Greigh Hill’s I also really hope the anti-vacci- cordings without going boomp boomp boomp boomp cifically the faux- 18th birthday, and he was dragged nation crowd gets all the blame for to myself where all the bass notes should be. Some tropical portion to midcourt before the game so the this, with its faulty “research” and people might think that’s weird. It seems perfectly nor- of Ms. Perry’s act, spectators could all serenade him; all. It’d almost be understandable if mal to me. and in particular the folks in the concession stand the outbreak could be traced back to the dancer in the happily added nacho cheese to It used to irk my wife when I’d walk around the mutant rats or a Third World coun- shark costume my hot dog (for an extra 50 cents, try, but instead it’s the too-cool-for- house making noises to myself. Heck, I was probably on the left, who By Aaron VanTuyl which led me to believe it wasn’t the just playing a mental chorus of “Beale Street Blues.” traditional-medicine hipster parent- seemed to revel first time someone had asked); the ing folk, sipping kale-and-flaxseed By the way, were you aware that the instrument in his own misinterpretation of the fans raised around $1,200 for the most people call a tuba is really not a tuba? It’s a sou- smoothies and washing their cloth choreography. As all three of my Sanchez family, which had lost its diapers in recycled water and argu- saphone. A true tuba is shaped like a baritone horn dedicated readers are aware, though, home in a fire; Rochester’s Noah with the bell of the instrument pointed straight up. A ing against proven preventative I’m easily entertained by the trials Escott stuck his head into Tenino’s medicine. sousaphone is the instrument that wraps around the and tribulations of folks dressed as huddle for most of a timeout, which musician, rests on his left shoulder and has a bell that “Look, I realize we’ve almost wildlife. got a good laugh from the crowd entirely wiped out these diseases, faces forward. and went unnoticed by the Beavers; and there’s some pretty indefensible John Philip Sousa used it to replace an instrument 1. EXPIRED MEDS. I was ready to the second free throw on a foul was science that backs up this whole called a helicon in the famous band he conducted. I’ll bet write off the county’s disposal of completely forgotten by everyone on vaccination thing, and it’s horrifi- you never even knew the helicon existed either, did you? extra and unused prescription the court, until someone pointed it cally irresponsible not to vaccinate It was a weird-looking instrument that had an appear- medications — discussed in a story out to the officials, after 10 seconds our kids, but I’m just saying … Like, ance something like a coiled snake with its mouth open. in Tuesday’s newspaper and accom- of game action had elapsed; the what if we didn’t?” The sousaphone was invented by James Welsh Pep- panied by several photos of colorful pep band was decked out in togas; It’s the health equivalent of per in 1893, who named it after John Philip, probably pillow-shaped bags of pills — as and star W.F. West wrestler Allan never changing the oil in your car, because Sousa’s Marine Corps Band was the most excessive. Cremating the old drugs McClure (a former Tenino student) mowing your lawn or paying your popular music group of its day by far. at a special facility other than a burn walked in during the third quar- property taxes. Sure, maybe you’d See what you can learn by clicking onto Google? barrel? Come on. Just throw them in ter with a whole Costco pizza and rather not do it, but at some point ••• China Creek and be done with it. joined the Beaver student section. you’re going to wind up hitchhiking Bill Moeller is a former entertainer, mayor, bookstore own- And then I read that the hor- Oh, and the game? Tenino came back to your foreclosed-upon home er, city council member, paratrooper and pilot living in Centra- mones in some of the pills have back from a 17-point deficit in the lia. He can be reached at [email protected]. gotten into the water supply and third quarter and won in double please see VANTUYL, page Main 11

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Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Flooding Possible With Multiple Storms in the Forecast By Christopher Brewer ing Lewis and Thurston coun- ing on area rivers. In fact, river Nisqually River at National, those hoping to add to dismal [email protected] ties. Meteorologists stated in the predictions from the Advanced which is predicted to hit mi- snow totals in the mountains. outlook, issued 3:33 p.m. Tues- Hydrologic Prediction Service nor flood stage of 9,500 cubic The precipitation, while it will - A winter that has proven day, that heavy rain is possible show the Chehalis and Newau feet per second early Saturday arrive in large amounts, will fall to be nothing but rainy in the at times today through Monday kum rivers staying well within morning, and the Cowlitz River as mostly rain in higher eleva- mountains will bring about morning. their banks, at least through at Randle, projected to crest just tions as the snow level is predict- another round of unseason- - Saturday morning; however, the Projected five-day rain to under flood stage of 18 feet at ed to remain above 5,000 feet ably warm weather to higher el- tals, according to the National rivers are forecast to continue 5 a.m. Saturday. Those predic- — even reaching the 7,000-foot evations, including waves of rain Weather Service, show “10-13 rising. tions could definitely change that could bring about flooding inch bulls eyes of heavy rain in The Advanced Hydrologic within the next few days, as is mark at times. on some area rivers. the mountains and 1-4 inches in Prediction Service’s online mod- usually the case, depending on The rain over the next five The National Weather Ser- the lowlands.” els only show predictions for the whether more or less rain than days arrive courtesy of south- vice in Seattle has issued a hy- The fact the rain is spread out next 72 hours. predicted falls in a given area. westerly flows that will bring a drologic outlook for much of over a series of days greatly re- As of Wednesday afternoon, The weather will continue series of rain systems over the Western Washington, includ- duces the threat of major flood- two rivers to watch include the to be a source of frustration to Pacific Northwest. Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Mirror Swipe seat belt and authorities are still window and the suspect jumped 91-Year-Old Woman Scammed Boy Booked for Online Threat • Two vehicles struck mir- determining if drugs or alcohol out of it. The man ran westbound Out of $28,000 - rors while passing on the bridge were a factor. West Thurston on state Route 6. Authorities at • Deputies are investigating • A boy was arrested at 8:41 - near Pearl Street and Reynolds Fire Authority responded to the tempted to locate the man us a fraud report that occurred be- p.m. Wednesday for cyberstalk- Avenue in Centralia at 7:58 p.m. crash, and the man was airlifted ing a K-9, but were unsuccessful. tween Dec. 14, 2014 and Feb. 3. ing after he allegedly threatened from Rochester High School. It is believed the man may have - Tuesday. One vehicle did not Family members of a 91-year-old to kill someone over the Inter jumped into or swam across the - stop at the scene. Toledo woman advised deputies net. He was booked for harass LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE Chehalis River. The sheriff’s office on Tuesday that the victim had ment. is trying to get surveillance video THURSTON COUNTY SHERIFF’S Employee Interrupts Man’s ATM been contacted by phone and was Burglary Attempt of the incident and requests that told she won a $500,000 lottery, OFFICE anyone with information call the Assault Arrest • The sheriff’s office is inves- but needed to send money. The sheriff’s office or Crime Stoppers. - • Police arrested Jeffrey R. Rochester Man Ejected From Car, tigating an interrupted burglary woman sent money five differ Moulton, 27, of Centralia, in Airlifted to Harborview after a suspect allegedly tried to ent times for a total of $28,000. the 300 block of North Tower • A Rochester man was airlift- break into an ATM at the Hill- Malfunctioning Truck Crashes The family intercepted two more Avenue in Centralia at 4:55 p.m. ed to Harborview Medical Cen- crest Jackpot in the 100 block of • A 35-year-old Pe Ell log checks the woman was about to - Wednesday after he allegedly ter in Seattle after he was ejected Highway 603 in Chehalis at 2:56 truck driver was cited for de send that totaled $10,000. The from his vehicle at James Road a.m. today. The suspect allegedly fective equipment following a victim’s checking account was assaulted his girlfriend during - a dispute. Moulton was booked and Denmark Street in Rochester tried to break into the ATM with wreck in the 300 block of Pleas closed and her phone number into the Lewis County Jail for at about 3:15 p.m. Tuesday. The a sledgehammer and a crowbar, ant Valley Road in Winlock at had been changed. fourth-degree assault. man, whose name has not been which he left at the scene. When 1:45 p.m. Tuesday. The 1993 released, was allegedly driving at he was unable to break into the Kenworth log truck was totaled DUI Arrest an excessive speed and hit a tree machine, he moved it toward the after the device holding the • Deputies arrested Ryan J. Stolen Vehicle about one block from his home. window, which he broke earlier trailer to the truck malfunc- Carter, 23, of Chehalis, in the • A white 1997 Honda Civic He had several injuries, includ- with a rock. An employee then tioned. The trailer disconnected 500 block of Highway 603 at 4:22 was reported stolen in the 600 ing a broken leg and broken ribs. pulled into the parking lot and and went into the ditch, causing a.m. Tuesday for driving under block of M Street in Centralia at Sheriff’s office Lt. Cliff Ziesemer was getting ready to open store. the truck to roll. The driver was the influence. He was booked 4:05 p.m. Tuesday. said the man was not wearing a The employee noticed the broken not injured. into the Lewis County Jail.

Gas in Washington — $2.17 (AAA of incorrect dollar figure on the of $283,000 remains on the loan stated purpose of creating and/ Death Notices Washington) loan amount. Further informa- from the county to the PDA. or retaining jobs in Lewis, ru- • MERWIN F. WILLIAMS, 92, Centralia, died Crude Oil — $50.57 per barrel (CME tion has shown that the Board Lewis County also secured ral Cowlitz and rural Thurston Tuesday, January 27, at University Place Group) Care Center. A funeral mass will be at Gold — $1,261 (Monex) of County Commissioners and a $468,623 grant from the state counties. The project for Silver 11 a.m. Friday at St. Joseph Parish, Che- Silver — $17.11 (Monex) the PDA terminated the pre- Department of Commerce us- State Armory used a $240,000 halis, followed by a graveside service at vious year’s loan agreement ing federal Community Devel- loan from The Lending Net- Mountain View Cemetery, Centralia. A for $800,000, leaving only a - reception will be at St. Joseph following Corrections opment Block Grant funds in work as approved in a 2011 reso the graveside service. Arrangements $300,000 loan the PDA needed 2011 to provide money through lution by the Board of County are under the direction of Newell-Hoer- • An article in Tuesday’s edi- to pay back to the county. The Lending Network for a Commissioners. ling’s Mortuary, Centralia. tion about a loan granted to the The county had in fact • AGATHA FROST, 90, Centralia, died East Lewis County Public De- loaned $300,000 and granted Sunday, Feb. 1, at Liberty Country Place, Make This The Year You Pre-Plan Centralia. No services are scheduled atvelopment Authority stated an $300,000 to the PDA. A balance this time. Arrangements are under the Funeral Planning ahead of ime means: direction of Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, • Your family knows your wishes Centralia. www.NewellHoerlings.com • Your loved ones are relieved of inancial issues • BARBARA JOANN POWELL, 81, Centralia, • Emoional, costly decisions are avoided died Monday, Jan. 26, at Sandra Care Creating celebrations as special as the people they honor Center, Centralia. No services are sched- • You have peace of mind knowing you have uled at this time. Arrangements are un- given your family a loving git der the direction of Newell-Hoerling’s Call Gary to schedule a Pre-Planning Mortuary, Centralia. appointment or for advice on how to start the • GORDON MIDDLEBUSHER, 93, Centralia, conversaion about inal wishes died Monday, Jan. 26, at Lander House, Gary Graveline, Centralia. No services are scheduled at Manager this time. Arrangements are under the

direction of Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, CH533948cz.ke Centralia. OUR LEWIS COUNTY ARRANGEMENT OFFICE • DELORIS IONE DUKE, 78, Centralia, died 1126 S. Gold St., Suite 208 Sunday, Feb. 1, at Liberty Country Place, Centralia, WA 98531 Centralia. A celebration of life will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Calvary Assembly of 205 W. Pine St. Centralia, WA 98531 For Appointments Call 360-807-4468 Available 24/7 God, 302 E. Main St., Centralia, Arrange- ments are under the direction of New- ell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. • MICHAEL JAMES BINION, 48, Kennewick, formerly of Onalaska, died Wednesday, Jan. 28, at home. A memorial service Jim Binkerd and celebration of life will be at 10 a.m. Since 1907 Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary has helped families celebrate life. Whether Dec. 11, 1942 ~Jan. 31, 2015 Saturday at the Cowlitz Prairie Grange, burial, cremation, or simple gathering of friends & family, we are committed to - 5180 Jackson Highway, Toledo. A re making every celebration the perfect, heartfelt experience regardless of budget... Jim Binkerd, 72, of ception will follow. Arrangements are under the direction of Muellers Funeral T.360-736-3317 www.NewellHoerlings.com Sandpoint, Idaho died at Home, Kennewick. CH535431rc.sw home on Jan. 31, 2015 after • ROBERT R. OLSON, 86, Vancouver, a brief but dificult battle Washington, formerly of Chehalis, died with pancreatic cancer. He Friday, Jan. 30, at Ray Hickey Hospice was born on Dec. 11, 1942 in Center, Vancouver. A memorial service In Remembrance will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Apostolic Alameda, California to Jean Faith Church, 5601 SE Duke, Portland. BEVERLY "JEAN" SELLARDS and Donald Binkerd. Arrangements are under the direction Clifford Davis; sisters, Nadine Jim graduated from of Lincoln Memorial Park, Portland. Eyler, Patricia Budziszewski Alameda High School in • RAY L. MULLINS, 76, Chehalis, formerly 1960 and served inwith the various Air church youth of Mossyrock, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, at and Judy Wentworth; brothers, Robert Bond and Clifford Davis. Force where he wasgroups trained throughout his life. home. A funeral service will be at noon as an X-ray technician. Upon Wednesday at Brown Mortuary Ser- Beverly is survived by sister, He also tutored high school returning to civilian life, he vice, Morton, followed by a reception. Sheryl Reither; and numerous and college students in math A graveside service will be at 2 p.m. at attended and graduated from and music. Jim was an avid - nieces, nephews; and her Dunn Cemetery, Mossyrock. Arrange UC Davis with a Bachelor's outdoorsman. He loved hiking, ments are under the direction of Brown boyfriend, Bob Thompson and Degree in Soil Sciences. Mortuary Service. family. camping and backpacking, but He received his Bachelors his ultimate love was the Lord. Services are today, Thursday, in Mathematics at Paciic He is survived by his wife, Feb. 5, 2015 at 12:00 p.m. at Lutheran University in Cindy Shields Binkerd; two Lotteries Newell-Hoerling's Mortuary in Tacoma, Washington and also sisters, Patty (David) George Centralia followed by graveside spent a year at Capernwray of Auburn, Washington and Washington’s Wednesday service at Mountain View Bible School in England. HeLinda Adamy of Olympia, Games Cemetery in Centralia. eventually settled in Olympia, Washington. Powerball: 24-36-51-52-56 Beverly "Jean" Sellards, A remembrance potluck will Washington. Jim worked at Family and friends Next jackpot: $317 million born Nov. 11, 1932. She lived be held Monday Feb. 9, 2015 both St. Helen and Providence are invited to sign Jim’s Mega Millions: in Lewis County her entire life, at Liberty Country Place from Centralia Hospital. online guest book at www. Next jackpot: $49 million the majority on Diamond St. in 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Jim was a musician playing coffeltfuneral.com. Lotto: 01-07-09-12-17-48 Centralia. Jean enjoyed lowers, In lieu of lowers, donations the saxophone in several Arrangements are entrusted Next jackpot: $4.1 million being outside, coloring, going can be made to The Lewis groups, including the Johnny to the care of Coffelt Funeral Hit 5: 02-05-09-22-34 to church followed by a Sunday County Senior Center. Lewis Band and Centralia Service. Next cashpot: $400,000 drive and dances at the Senior Please share your memories College Jazz Band. Jim had To view the obituary, please go to Center. Jean always had a smile Match 4: 02-05-15-24 of Beverly by signing her a love for youth and workedchronline.com/obituaries. to give and a laugh that could Daily Game: 5-4-9 online guest book at www. Keno: 02-06-10-21-22-25-30-33-38- make anyone laugh along. 39-41-42-48-49-56-61-64-73-75-77 She was preceded in death by newellhoerlings.com. Memorial Services: 11:00 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 14, 2015 at her husband, Robert Sellards; To view the obituary, please go to Commodities mother, Reah Davis; father, chronline.com/obituaries. Sandpoint First Baptist Church, with Pastor Ken Smith, oficiating. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Hackers Access New Saudi King Salman Records for Millions of Staples to Buy Office Makes Early Mark, Anthem Customers Reshapes Policy Team INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — DUBAI, United Arab Emirates Health insurer Anthem said (AP) — Saudi Arabia’s new mon- hackers infiltrated its computer Depot for $6 Billion arch isn’t wasting time. network and gained access to Since assuming the throne personal information for “tens of ACQUISITION: Declining puters, ink cartridges and print- Hedge fund Starboard Value Jan. 23, King Salman has elevated millions” of customers and em- ers. LP, which disclosed a 5.1 percent some of his closest relatives and ployees, including CEO Joseph Market Spurs Union In the 1990s, office supply re- stake in Staples in December, last sidelined previous power-brokers, Swedish. of Big-Box Retailers tailers catered to the throngs of month publicly urged the com- tightened decision-making and The nation’s second-largest workers setting up home offices. pany to make a move on Office promised lavish payouts designed health insurer said it was con- By Michelle Chapman and Anne D’innocenzio But, now with the popularity of Depot. Staples and Office Depot to win early goodwill. tacting customers affected by AP Business Writers smartphones, people can work tried to combine forces before While his new administra- what it calls a “very sophisti- anywhere. They also are buying but were blocked by antitrust tion gives greater prominence to NEW YORK — Evolving cated” cyberattack that the com- fewer PCs and other big gadgets regulators. younger generations, it remains to shopping habits have forced yet pany discovered last week. It said in favor of small devices like That was almost 20 years ago, be seen whether the swift house- hackers gained access to names, another retailer to think outside cleaning will lead to greater politi- of the box. smartphones. however, and with the boards birthdates, email address, em- Staples has been ahead of its of both companies signing on cal rights and other reforms in the ployment details, Social Security Staples, the nation’s largest ultraconservative kingdom. “big box” office supply chain, an- office supplies peers in respond- unanimously to try it again, they numbers, incomes and street ad- ing to the changes. It’s been appear confident that the land- One clear winner in the shake- dresses of people who are cur- nounced Wednesday that it’s up is Prince Mohammed bin spending about $6 billion to buy changing its mix of products in scape has changed substantially. rently covered or have had cover- the stores, beefing up services The deal, which comes a little Nayef, who has been interior min- age in the past. its second-ranked rival, Office ister since 2012 and spearheads Depot. like copying and offering more more than a year after Office De- The Indianapolis-based in- items online. It’s also been open- pot acquired OfficeMax for $1.2 counterterrorism efforts. surer said credit card informa- The acquisition reflects a re- King Salman named the ing smaller stores and invest- billion, still has to get a nod from tion wasn’t compromised, and versal of fortunes for big-box re- 55-year-old as deputy crown ing in services aimed at specific the Federal Trade Commission. it has yet to find evidence that tailers. Founded in the late 1980s, prince in one of his first acts as small businesses. And Office Depot shareholders, medical information such as in- Staples and Office Depot were king. That’s a historic change, be- surance claims and test results among a group of chains led by But the brick-and-mortar of- who will own about 16 percent of cause for the first time it puts a was targeted or obtained. Walmart that opened thousands fice supply chain business has the combined company, have to grandson of Saudi Arabia’s found- of supersized stores during much continued to struggle as online approve it. er, King Abdul-Aziz Al Saud, on of the next two decades for shop- sales have grown. Last year, of- In the proposed deal, Office course to rule. West Coast Port pers who wanted to buy in bulk. fice products sold online hit $9.2 Depot Inc. shareholders will re- Employers: Shutdown But shopping patterns billion, accounting for 24 per- ceive $7.25 in cash and 0.2188 of changed in recent years as cent of the overall office supplies a share in Staples Inc. for each Taiwan Plane Crash Could Be 5 Days Away Americans have grown increas- category. That’s up from $2.6 bil- share at closing. The transaction Survivor Says Engine LOS ANGELES (AP) — West ingly deal-hungry and comfort- lion, or 7 percent of the market, values Office Depot at $11 per Coast seaports could shut down able with online shopping. Com- in 2004, according to Forrester share, which is based on Staples’ ‘Did Not Feel Right’ in as soon as five days — hob- petition from smaller stores and Research. Monday closing stock price — TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — From bling U.S. trade with Asia — if the rise of online retailers like Meanwhile, Office Depot’s the last trading day before initial the start of the flight in Taiwan’s dockworkers and their employ- Amazon.com also have hurt big- sales have been mostly on a reports of a buyout began to leak. capital, survivor Huang Jin-sun ers cannot reach a new contract, box chains. downward slope since its fiscal The companies put the deal’s eq- suspected trouble. the head of a maritime associa- Office supply retailers also 2007 year when they peaked at uity value at $6.3 billion. “There was some sound next to tion warned Wednesday in re- have some unique issues, though. $15.5 billion, according to re- On news of the deal, which me. It did not feel right shortly af- marks intended to pressure an The impact of technology on the search firm FactSet. Sales rose in is expected to close by year’s end, ter takeoff. The engine did not feel agreement after nine months of U.S. workforce has dramatically the latest year because of its deal shares of Staples fell $2.28, or 12 right,” the 72-year-old man told negotiations. shrunk the demand for items with OfficeMax. Staples’ sales percent, to close at $16.73. Office ETTV television today from his Operators of port terminals that were once their bread-and peaked in fiscal 2011 at $25 bil- Depot’s stock added 20 cents, or hospital bed. and shipping lines do not want butter, including personal com- lion, and have been down since. 2 percent, to close at $9.48. Huang was one of 15 people to lock out longshoremen, but who survived when the TransAsia that would be inevitable if cargo Airways turbojet carrying 58 peo- congestion persists at ports that ple crashed Wednesday into a river handle about $1 trillion in trade Happy Ending minutes after taking off in Taipei. annually, Pacific Maritime As- At least 32 people died and 11 are sociation CEO James McKenna still missing. said. Moments before the plane The maritime association has banked sharply and crashed, one been negotiating since May with of its pilots told the control tower, the International Longshore and “Mayday, mayday, engine flame- Warehouse Union, which rep- out,” according to an aviation offi- resents dockworkers at 29 ports cial who asked not to be identified. from San Diego to Seattle. For months, employers have said ports in Los Angeles/Long Beach, UN: Islamic State Oakland and Washington state Torturing, Killing are on the “brink of gridlock” — and in recent weeks, queues of Children In Iraq massive ships have grown lon- BERLIN (AP) — The United ger in the waters off docks now Nations says the Islamic State stacked high with containers of group is systematically killing, tor- goods. turing and raping children and families of minority groups in Iraq, and it is calling on government NBC’s Brian Williams forces there to do more to protect Apologizes for them. In a report issued Wednesday False Iraq Story in Geneva, the U.N. Committee NEW YORK (AP) — NBC Scott. G. Winterton / The Deseret News on the Rights of the Child said it “Nightly News” anchor Brian The family of 3-year-old Bella Martinez is all smiles Wednesday after the girl was found safe. The family’s car had been has received reports of “several Williams apologized Wednes- stolen with Bella inside. The car was taken from a 7-eleven in South Salt Lake City, Utah, and found about two hours cases of mass executions of boys, day for incorrectly claiming as later outside a cupcake shop. as well as reports of beheadings, recently as last week that he rode crucifixions of children and bury- on a helicopter that came under ing children alive.” enemy fire when he was report- Iraq’s military has been strug- ing in Iraq in 2003. gling in its fight against Islamic Instead, Williams said, he GOP Lawmakers: Scrap Obama State, and the government has was in another helicopter trail- pleaded repeatedly for more weap- ing a Chinook that actually was ons and training. hit. He apologized on “Nightly Health Law and Use Tax Credits Still, the U.N. agency urged News” for getting it wrong. that more be done, saying Iraq The embarrassing admission By Alan Fram Commerce Committee Chair- plan’s sponsors would need to needs to “take all necessary actions came after a story in the Stars & The Associated Press man Fred Upton, R-Mich., one of talk to congressional colleagues to ensure the safety and protection Stripes newspaper pointing out the proposal’s authors. and governors, and possibly of children and their families.” the discrepancy. Williams had WASHINGTON — Three Senate Finance Committee make changes, before translating made the claim on the air last Republican lawmakers eager to Chairman Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, their principles into a bill. That Mideast in Uproar After Friday during a story about Tim repeal President Barack Obama’s and Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C., could be a drawn-out process, Terpak, an Army officer who he health care overhaul are touting a Finance panel member, also but it would further delay the Burning of Pilot in Cage tax credits and greater leeway for had befriended when Terpak was wrote the proposal. political vulnerability possible AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — states and health insurers as the assigned to protect the NBC crew. The plan — it’s not in legis- when ideas are transformed into Jordan called Wednesday for a GOP unveiled its first plan this lative language and may not be detailed legislation. decisive battle against the Islam- Oops! Robbery Suspect year for replacing the law that anytime soon — erases the exist- ic State group, declaring “this the party reviles. ing law’s coverage requirements FURTHER STRETCHING the time- evil can and should be defeated,” Leaves Wallet Behind for individuals and employers. It line is a Supreme Court deci- after the militants burned a Jor- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. REPUBLICANS RELEASED the eliminates the state and Health- sion, expected this June, on a danian pilot to death in a cage (AP) — It was easy for authori- outline Wednesday as Demo- Care.gov federal insurance mar- case in which critics of Obama’s and gleefully broadcast the hor- ties in central Florida to find a crats continue pounding away ketplaces where insurance can law claim that many subsidies it rific images on outdoor screens robbery suspect. They say he left at them for pledging to repeal be purchased and ends virtually gives millions of people to help in their stronghold. his wallet at a Cape Canaveral and replace Obama’s law, prac- everything established by the them afford health coverage are Waves of revulsion over the convenience store he’s accused of tically since its 2010 enactment, health care law, including taxes it illegal. Should the plaintiffs win, killing washed across the Middle robbing. without advancing a substitute. imposes on medical devices and Congress might have to spend East, a region long accustomed The Brevard County Sheriff’s That’s a growing political li- other things to finance enlarged time rewriting parts of the stat- to violence. In mosques, streets Office says 25-year-old Benja- ability for Republicans because coverage. ute. and coffee shops, Muslims de- min Alexander Shaw demanded the nonpartisan Congressional Also gone would be the Every voting Republican in nounced the militants’ brutality money from a Circle K store Budget Office estimates that this health care overhaul’s expansion Congress opposed the health and distanced themselves from clerk Monday night, threatening year, 19 million Americans will of Medicaid, the federal-state care law when it was enacted. their violent version of Islam. to return with a gun if he refused. receive coverage as a result of the health insurance program for When the House voted this week The Islamic State group, An arrest report says Shaw law, including large numbers in the poor. Instead, states would to repeal the law — a measure which controls large areas of Iraq got $40 and left the store. Police GOP-dominated states. be given more freedom to decide unlikely to pass in the Senate and Syria, has killed captives arrived and the clerk handed “We need to be prepared to how to spend the program’s fed- and that faces a promised veto in the past, posting videos of them Shaw’s wallet with an ID talk about something we could eral funds. from Obama — only three Re- beheadings and sparking wide- inside. support,” said House Energy and Republican aides said the publicans voted no. spread condemnation. • Main 11 FROM THE FRONT PAGE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015

good educational experience. Onalaska MORE INFORMATION As of now the aquaculture program raises rainbow trout Continued from the front page The Onalaska Alliance has and coho in fish net pens, lo- partnered with the Onalaska cated toward the center of the Previous projects within the area School District, Washington lake. The students use hatchery included the paving of the park- Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, Che- fish from the Skookumchuck ing area, as well as the creation halis Basin Fisheries Task Force, Hatchery, raise the fish and re- of an interpretive trail that goes Chehalis Basin Education Con- sortium, and the Chehalis Land lease them into the Newaukum around the lake. Watershed, where the fish begin Omroa Bhagwandin, who Trust among others. To learn more about the alliance go to their journey to the ocean. To goes by the name of Harry, has www.onalaskaalliance.org. complete their life cycles, the fish been the grant writer for the come back to the area in about projects. four years, said Taylor, and are Currently a two-phased grant, captured in a fish trap located Pete Caster / [email protected] 800 to 1,000 new trees will be funding $171,000 for the project, downstream from the lake. A ish trap, run by students at Onalaska High School, sits along Gear Creek near planted in the area. is creating a bathroom right off “When we get them at the fish Carlisle Lake on Tuesday. The trap aims to catch previously released salmon. of the paved parking area. Paul “What we are trying to do is trap, we pull them out. If it’s a Sneed, project manager and we are trying to get this someday native fish we will release it up- serving and learning, you just owner of Sneed Construction, to generate revenue and I figure to have wild fish coming up here,” stream of the fish trap and the Bhagwandin said. become better.” said the bathroom will have a that timber is a good revenue,” natives are allowed to spawn out,” covered patio on both sides, and he said. Lewis County commission- She praised the alliance for its Taylor said. “The hatchery ones ers have been supportive of the will include an all timber frame One of the larger projects efforts in the Carlisle Lake area are put back into the river system projects at Carlisle Lake, helping with a roof of snap logs. The fa- currently in the works is a and said it truly helped bring the for nutrient enhancement.” to acquire the funds for the park- cility will include five bathroom $50,000 grant from the Environ- community together for a com- With a substantial knowledge ing lot and restrooms. Commis- stalls and a storage room. ment Protection Agency, which on hatchery fish, the students mon cause, which she added will in its first phase will allow the sioner Edna Fund said the goal be beneficial to the town. The project was funded by would be able to further their is to bring fishermen and those the .09 grant fund, money made alliance to look at the feasibil- knowledge on wild salmon with “The alliance is amazing and ity and design of a fish passage, who love nature to Onalaska, an available through Lewis County the fish passage. unincorporated town. I just applaud them for bringing for economic development. The which would allow water to flow “The great benefit would be a lot of people together and put- out of Carlisle Lake, creating a As an Onalaska graduate, money is available for qualifying improvement of that habitat,” he Fund is particular to the area ting some things together that new exit route. In later phases of public facilities improvements. said. “It would be neat to be able and she sees the ecotourism Onalaska has to offer,” she said. The second project current- the grant, what is now known as to show students the way we used push as one that is heading in the “That’s no easy task when you are ly ongoing was made possible the emergency spillway would to do it, so they could see the best right direction. trying to pull people together.” through the Chehalis branch of be engineered as a fish passage. practices being used.” “I think that would bring Although currently the three Bhagwandin said the current the U.S. Department of Agricul- In the first phase of the proj- people there, and hopefully the projects are in the works, they system in place, which involves a ture. The Environmental Quality ect, Bhagwandin said, they are restaurants would flourish,” she won’t be the end of the alliance’s hole the water funnels into, is not Incentives Program is a volun- focusing on the design, and ac- said, adding that it could provide efforts. Bhagwandin said they tary program that provides tech- a fish-friendly hole and does not quiring permits from the state. an opportunity for more busi- hope to establish a pavilion for nical and financial assistance to allow fish to get back into Carl- The next step would be to col- nesses to open in the area. events and further expand the agriculture producers. Accord- isle Lake. laborate with the Department She also sees the fish passage trail system, while also devel- ing to Bhagwandin, the alliance Brian Taylor, the teacher of of Fish and Wildlife to set up a as a way to enhance the students oping salmon habitat upstream is using the grant to rehab some the aquaculture program and design. The goal is to allow a pas- educational experience, allowing of the wooded areas located on the woods and metals program sage of native fish into habitat them to get a hands-on, first per- from the lake. the 72-acre lot that houses the at Onalaska High School, said they do not currently have access son experience. “This has been so unbeliev- lake. The woods will be brushed the fish passage would be ben- to. “I always think when you have able,” he said. “I have enough out and thinned, creating day eficial for the students. Although “We like it because it has edu- direct application from what you projects just on this piece of use picnic areas and a system of the program is not currently cational value and it gives sports are learning from a teacher or property for another ten years trails. In a way to invest in future involved in the project, he said fishermen more fish, but what a textbook, it’s easier to learn,” and then it will be something. It generations, Bhagwandin said, once completed, it would offer a we really want to do is we want Fund said. “Seeing, doing, ob- will be a destination spot.”

fore he is well enough to return by his side in the hospital. “He donated money to Ronda and her Firefighter SATURDAY SILENT to work. was close to death when I took husband to offset some of their Ronda Fosburg, his mother, him out to Centralia.” travel and lodging expenses. Continued from the front page AUCTION FUNDRAISER has been at his side in the Port- Already, the Fosburg family “I’m just flabbergasted,” Ron- For his efforts, the former se- IN SALKUM land hospital many a day and has seen the compassion of the da Fosburg said. “I’m in awe as night since he fell ill. She’s thank- Mossyrock community, along nior class president at Mossyrock Area fire departments are ful the doctors expect a full re- with the three other fire de- to how many people have offered High School was named his de- coming together for a silent covery. She calls it a miracle. partments that have mutual aid prayers, well wishes and dona- partment’s officer of the year in auction and spaghetti dinner tions. I guess it’s his time and our 2009, 2010 and 2013. this Saturday, hosted by the “We were within minutes of agreements with Mossyrock — time of need. I’m overwhelmed These past two months, how- Salkum Fire Department, to losing him several times,” she Salkum, Onalaska and Morton. ever, Fosburg nearly died sev- raise funds to help Jeff Fos- said in an interview while sitting The Mossyrock Fire Department with love for the community.” eral times. This gentle giant, who burg pay medical bills not cov- works at Lucky Eagle Casino, ered by insurance. now needs the assistance of the Doors open at 4 p.m. with community. dinner from 5-8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 7 at the Salkum Fire Hall, On a Friday night in early 2490 U.S. Highway 12, Salkum. December Fosburg felt a cold Cost of dinner is $5 for adults, coming on while at work. It $2.50 for 12 and under. Auction quickly advanced and he went to items include one unit of cedar Morton General Hospital due to fencing, an $800 custom fish- difficulty breathing. They sent ing pole, several Lucky Eagle him home with a penicillin shot. Casino gift certificates, a cord By Tuesday his breathing wors- of wood, Stihl gas weedeater, a ened, and his family drove him massive Seahawks gear pack- to Providence Centralia Hospital age, lots of children toys, cus- where they initially diagnosed tom lap quilts, and dozens of him with double-lung pneumo- other items and services. nia. Anyone wanting to donate Fosburg, a CPR trainer for auction items or offer financial Winner’s choice support can call the Salkum Mossyrock Fire District, knew he of color. was in bad shape, and asked to be Fire Department at (360) 985-2345. intubated, where he would be put on anesthesia and a breathing tube would be inserted into his lungs. He was then transferred brought Fosburg out of his coma. to Southwest Medical Center He’s now able to talk and take a in Vancouver, and placed into a few steps. He agreed to a short medically-induced coma. interview this past Tuesday night He wouldn’t wake up for 37 from his hospital bed. days. “Coming out here to Lega- He didn’t have pneumonia in cy and going on ECMO is my his lungs. He had something far lifesaver,” he said, adding the worse — MRSA, a severe bacte- prayers and thoughts of his rial staph infection in his lungs. Mossyrock community are ap- Fosburg’s luck then changed, preciated beyond words. as he was admitted to the only Today doctors expect a full hospital on the West Coast with recovery, but it is going to take a an automated external lung for while. He was transferred out of adults — called ECMO for ex- the hospital into a rehab facility tracorporeal membrane oxy- this week and hopes to return to genation — at Legacy Emanuel his Mossyrock home in the next Medical Center in Portland. Af- few weeks. He looks forward to ter more than a month of heal- time with his dog Zeus. It will ing, on Jan. 15, doctors slowly be several months, however, be- $ VanTuyl: Power Rankings 65,000 in Prizes! rd Continued from page Main 8 whilst gazing at the Winlock Begin earning entries Tuesday, February 3 Egg in celebration once the job with an abatement warning for is done. Drawings every Friday in February the overgrown grass and wonder Wait, no, that’s not it at all. PM PM how, exactly, you wound up at As this theft occurred in Lewis Every half hour from 4:30 to 9 that station in life. County, the getaway vehicle was a bicycle, the stolen items were All drawing winners will receive Free Play BICYCLES. 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Plaintiffs Opponents of the Cowlitz In- argue the tribe set its sights on dian Tribe's long-fought battle to the land because it's just a quick establish a reservation and casi- drive for casino goers from the no resort near La Center filed an Portland-Vancouver area. appeal Tuesday after a U.S. Dis- In her decision, Rothstein trict Court judge dismissed their wrote that the Indian Reorga- lawsuit last year. nization Act of 1934 enables the In December, U.S. District Secretary of the Interior to take Judge Barbara J. Rothstein in land into trust for a reservation. Washington, D.C., released a The Indian Gaming Regulatory 57-page opinion rejecting the Act of 1988 prohibits gambling plaintiff's case against the De- on lands acquired after 1988, but partment of Interior's decision Rothstein noted that exceptions to secure 152 acres of land west can be made for tribes that have of La Center for the tribe. The since restored their federal rec- plaintiffs include the city of ognition. Vancouver, Michels Develop- Attorneys from the city of ment, which runs La Center's Vancouver met with tribal lead- cardrooms, and the Confeder- The Columbian / File Photo ers a few weeks ago to discuss the ated Tribes of the Grand Ronde, The proposed site for the Cowlitz Casino is west of Interstate 5 in Clark County. status of their long-running dis- operators of the Spirit Mountain pute, Boger said. Casino in Oregon. "It was cordial," he said, add- With Rothstein's decision, how the judges rule, one side or plied to take the land into trust. at Rothstein's ruling. On Dec. 12, ing that the tribe pledged to con- Cowlitz tribal leaders expected the other is likely to further ap- The Bureau of Indian Affairs Tribal Chairman William Iyall tinue fighting for the land. "They to be able to take the land into peal the case to the U.S. Supreme issued a record of decision for released the following statement: just shared with us some of their trust this winter. But the plain- Court, he said. the tribe's plans in 2010, but the "The Cowlitz Indian Tribe has plans and that they intend to go tiffs' latest challenge sets back Also among the plaintiffs is plaintiffs appealed that as well. been landless for over 160 years; forward." any resolution for at least several a group called Citizens Against A federal judge then threw this decision provides justice for Last month, the tribe started more months. Reservation Shopping, which in- out the record of decision in 2013. all Cowlitz who have come before the process for developing a The appeal will go before a cludes Scott Campbell, the pub- A new one was issued soon after us and given their lives on behalf transportation safety plan for panel of three federal judges later lisher of The Columbian. and appealed once again. of all Cowlitz people." the reservation. Tribes with a this year, said Brent Boger, an as- The Cowlitz, a tribe with- In October, the federal gov- The tribe envisions building a reservation-wide safety plan can sistant attorney for the city of Van- out a reservation, has long been ernment released a notice of 250-room hotel and casino with apply for discretionary safety couver. Boger said he expects oral in pursuit of land in Southwest plans to take the land into trust up to 134,150 square feet and funding from the federal Tribal arguments to be scheduled for a Washington. After the tribe won by Jan. 21 of this year or 30 days additional space for retail, res- Transportation Program. date in the fall, likely in November. federal recognition in 2000, op- after a ruling in favor of the taurants and a convention center. Boger said he doesn't expect A decision could come be- ponents challenged the ruling, Cowlitz. It would sit immediately west of any private investors to get in- fore the end of 2015 or early next but it was upheld two years later. Despite promises of an appeal Interstate 5, just minutes away volved in the transportation plan year, Boger said. Depending on Shortly after, the Cowlitz ap- in December, the Cowlitz rejoiced from La Center's cardrooms. while the land remains in limbo. Internet-Based Safety Equipment Dealer Could Move to Yard Birds LOOKING FOR A HOME: which operates its website at cessful, Eaton said, he would www.safetynw.com, originates hope to move in by about March Safety NW Talking its shipments from warehouses or April. Lease Options with “It’s only natural to try to go into a location for in California, Texas and Illinois, Yard Birds, located at 2100 a physical presence and for customers to pick according to Eaton. N. National Ave. in Chehalis, is Management of Giant Eaton said business has home to an 88-lot swap meet, the Retail Building products up from you.” picked up, especially last year, Shankz Miniature Golf course, with about $400,000 in sales. He Shop’n Kart and event spaces By Christopher Brewer on its second floor. Owner Dar- Steven Eaton split off the company’s first aid [email protected] owner kit business into its own website ris McDaniel has in recent years at www.shopfirstaidkits.com last expanded his reach, purchasing A Centralia-based Internet year. the former Fuller Market Basket store that specializes in a variety “It’s grown about 300 percent in downtown Centralia in 2011 of safety equipment for home building’s second floor for his far,” Eaton said. “It’s only natural last year,” Eaton said. “It’s about and recently opening a grocery and industrial use is looking for company. Eaton, who started to try to go into a location for a time I get myself out into the market in Westport. a physical location, and Chehalis’ Safety NW in 2012, says such a physical presence and for cus- community and get some expo- Eaton says he’s about “75 per- largest retail building just might move would double the office tomers to pick products up from sure from the street.” cent committed” to moving to become its new home. space he currently has and serve you.” A physical location would the Chehalis mega-building, and Steven Eaton, of Centralia as a central pickup location for Safety NW offers a variety also afford customers the op- is optimistic the deal could take and owner of Safety NW, said customers who want a shipping of personal protective equip- portunity to talk with Eaton place soon. he’s been looking at and talking option other than their homes or ment, training supplies and directly in person about their “Right now I’m just running it over lease options with manage- places of employment. other safety-related gear such as needs, something that they can out of the house, but it’s time to ment of the Yard Birds Mall for “I’ve tried to keep everything hard hats and gloves from major only currently do over the phone. get out into the community,” Ea- 4,000 square feet of space on the pretty much Internet-based so manufacturers. The company, If the lease negotiations are suc- ton said. News in Brief Washington Agrees who said she was sexually abused cial and Health Services con- nor. The DSHS said Drappeaux viction was not reported on by a foster father who was a con- firmed the settlement. It said "consistently lied in his licensing those background check reports. to Pay $2.5 Million to victed sex offender. although background check pro- documents about prior convic- The DSHS acknowledged that it The victim's lawyer, Jason cesses "appropriate for the time" tions involving minors." was only after federal FBI crimi- Former Foster Child Amala, said Tuesday the settle- were done when Lester Drap- Drappeaux is dead. nal information was provided to SEATTLE (AP) — Wash- ment will allow the state to avoid peaux's foster home was licensed The agency said it's not the agency in the mid-1990s that ington state has agreed to pay a jury trial that had been sched- in 1978, they did not pick up that known why, when statewide the foster father's criminal histo- $2.5 million to settle a lawsuit uled to begin in Seattle. he had a 1972 conviction for tak- background checks became ry was discovered and the home brought by a former foster child The state Department of So- ing indecent liberties with a mi- available in the 1980s, the con- closed.

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It’s not going to happen,” be more incendiary this legisla- act stricter regulations on fire- he said. tive session than some lawmak- works when it comes to days The worst part, Farley said, ers anticipated. and hours of sale, but could is the local fire marshals who Southwest Washington lob- not conflict with state law are following county ordinances byist Mark Brown blasted the when it comes to standards for are in some cases ignoring state measure to a panel of lawmak- retail fireworks stands. rules. ers in Olympia on Wednesday Farley likened it to having and voiced concern it would a friend who is being “sexually diminish local control when it abused and you called up the po- comes to regulating fireworks. the state, which are backing the lice” and they do nothing. A fireworks industry lobbyist, measure, said the fire marshals “In a less significant way,” he who supports and other lobbyists who testi- added. the bill, said Legislature fied against the bill either didn’t Rep. Brandon Vick, R-Felida, the measure is 2015 know what they were talking who signed on as a sponsor to about enforcing about or were purposefully mis- the measure, House Bill 1702, laws already on construing the measure. said he thought the bill to be “in- the books. The issue is not determining nocuous.” If the mea- the scope of local authority, Far- Cities and counties would sure were to ley said. The problem, he contin- continue to be able to enact more pass, Brown ued, is that some local jurisdic- restrictive ordinances regulat- testified, lo- tions are not abiding by existing ing the days and hours fireworks cal cities and “state pre-emptive rules” and fire could be sold, the days and hours counties would marshals aren’t enforcing the for the use of fireworks and the lose the ability laws on the books. For example, type of fireworks that could be to regulate the number of fire- he said, there are some cities and sold within their boundaries. work stands within their borders, local jurisdictions that are mak- But when it comes to stan- which type of permits could be ing fireworks retailers put a fence dards for selling fireworks, the issued to firework retailers and around their tent or requiring regulations should be uniform if any conditions are placed on them to be set back a certain dis- and enforced by the state fire permits. tance from a building. marshal, Vick said, and the mea- “The fireworks industry, they “It has to do with jurisdictions sure aims to clarify that. are very aggressive. They aren’t (that are trying to) assert powers “If you look at what’s already really interested in anything oth- they do not have and the unwill- in the bill, there aren’t many Dameon Pesanti er than selling fireworks,” Brown ingness of the state fire marshal changes,” Vick said. “Because / [email protected] later told The Columbian. to enforce those (laws),” Farley the fireworks stands are already Destruction Derby attendees watch the post derby fourth of July ireworks at the Jerry Farley, lobbyist for some said. supposed to be governed by the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Chehalis, July 4, 2014. The display was set of the largest fireworks outlets in In some parts of the state, fire code.” to patriotic music sung by a cappella group Uptown Voices. Republicans Say They Want to Reduce Carbon Emissions Too By Jordan Schrader from renewable sources such as ural gas for transportation needs. 937. Voters passed the initiative Ericksen said while that The Olympian wind or buy credits from those Ericksen’s bill calls out just such to diversify Washington’s energy spending has created several who do. a use. sources and create green jobs, thousand jobs, much of the mon- Gov. Jay Inslee made sure that Under the plan, utilities Utilities could also satisfy re- not just reduce emissions, Trais- ey has gone to expensive wind climate change would be at the could choose to instead comply quirements by paying the state man said. infrastructure. forefront of the 2015 legislative by tackling carbon emissions to help convert its ferry fleet It’s the same worries that session when he tied a proposed Sen. Maralyn Chase, D- — the equivalent of one energy to liquefied natural gas power. have stopped past GOP propos- Shoreline, backed his proposal, charge on large emitters of car- credit for every half-metric-ton Senate Transportation Com- als to change the initiative to give partly because it allows utilities bon dioxide to the state’s budget of carbon dioxide “reduced, pre- mittee Chairman Curtis King, more recognition to Washing- problems. vented, or removed from the at- R-Yakima, said that conversion ton’s biggest power source, hy- to meet their requirements by His Republican critics had mosphere.” alone would make a major dent droelectric dams. conserving electricity. But she mostly downplayed the impor- For example, Puget Sound in emissions. “It’s indisputable we’ve had said cap-and-trade must be con- tance of the issue, saying as re- Energy could be allowed to count Clifford Traisman, lobbyist close to or over an $8 billion in- sidered, too. cently as Tuesday that Washing- spending on a plant it plans to for a coalition of environmental vestment in Washington State in “We know and accept that ev- ton’s carbon footprint is one of build on the Tacoma Tideflats to groups, called Ericksen’s propos- clean energy jobs” because of the erything must be on the table,” the smallest of all states. serve as a source of liquefied nat- al a “cynical” change to Initiative initiative, Traisman said. Chase said. But on Wednesday, Republi- cans who control the state Sen- ate jumped into the discussion of how to reduce emissions of heat- trapping gases. Sen. Doug Ericksen and other senators from both parties out- lined a plan for promoting “car- bon reduction investments” such as electric-vehicle chargers, nat- ural-gas plants, power conser- vation and state ferry boats that run on natural gas. “We don’t need to jack up the cost of electricity and fuel and hope the pain of these energy taxes will force our low-income citizens to use less,” Ericksen, R-Ferndale, said in a statement handed out at a news conference on his plan. “We have a better way.” That was a swipe at Demo- crat Inslee’s cap-and-trade plan, although Ericksen said cap-and- trade is on a separate track and would get a hearing in the com- mittee he leads if the proposal is first endorsed by the Democrat- led House. Democratic leaders say cap- and-trade would make sure 130 of the state’s largest emit- ters of greenhouse gases pay for contributing to global climate change, while raising about $1 billion a year for schools, mass transit and other state needs. They say it would put the Legis- lature on track to comply with its 2008 promises to reduce emis- sions in phases. Because companies could pass costs to customers in the prices of gas and power, Ericksen has criticized cap-and-trade as a “tax on freedom” — as in freedom to pay low energy prices and save money for other purchases of one’s choice. Republicans have also panned a clean-fuel stan- dard that Inslee is considering. Environmentalists said the actions Ericksen would pro- mote may be fine, but the way he would do it would undermine the ballot measure on renewable energy voters passed in 2006. A committee led by Ericksen planned to take testimony today on the centerpiece of the Repub- lican proposal, his own Senate Bill 5735. It would give electric utilities new options for meeting CH534758rc.cg the energy standards, which to- day require utilities to either gen- erate a set share of their power The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015 • Sports 1

Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Blazer Men Drubbed By Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 5 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Pierce 2B Boys Basketball Pirates Win Big Over Winlock, 82-34, on Senior Night By The Chronicle first half and a big two-handed Garrett Trotter added 10 for the “Toledo’s playing really well currently ranked No. 8 and 9, ADNA — The Pirates went dunk in the third quarter. Pirates. right now. They’re hot, so we’ll respectively, in the state poll. wild on senior night, scoring 34 “It brought the house down,” Adair Garibay scored 11 for see. They’re really tough to beat in the first quarter and routing Adna coach Casey Dotson said. Winlock, and Shad Coleman at home,” Dotson said. “I feel Indians Hold Off Wahkiakum in Winlock, 82-34, in Central 2B “He had a real nice game. He just added 10. like they’re on a roll and it’s go- Fourth Quarter League boys hoops action. keeps getting better and better.” It was the final home game ing to be a good test for us to see The win improves the Pi- Adna led 34-6 after a frame for Adna seniors Latimer, Rich- where we’re at.” CATHLAMET — Toledo let rates to 16-3 overall and 15-2 in and went 13 of 19 from the field ardson, Newman and Marcus Should the Indians win, a a big lead slip away, but still held league, with a showdown com- in the first quarter, finishing the Hampton, and all 12 players on coin toss tiebreaker will be con- on for a 59-55 win here Wednes- ing Friday night at Toledo with game shooting 35 of 59 (59 per- the roster scored for the Pirates. ducted directly following the day night in Central 2B League the No. 2 seed to the District 4 cent). Adna can wrap up second in game to determine second and boys basketball action. tournament on the line. Jerett Latimer added 16 the final league standings with a third in the C2BL standings. To- The Indians led 56-35 after Dalton Newman scored 22 points on 6 of 8 shooting, Jor- win in Toledo (14-5, 14-3 league) ledo lost at Adna, 57-47, earlier three quarters, only to see the for Adna, including 16 in the dan Richardson scored 11 and Friday. in the season, and the teams are please see C2BL, page S5

Women’s College Basketball Tuesday’s 2B Girls Basketball Loggers Take Advantage of Trojan Miscues in 47-38 Win By The Chronicle PE ELL — The Trojans did well to keep up with the Loggers, but 19 second-half turnovers stopped the majority of momen- tum as Onalaska defeated Pe Ell 47-38 in Central 2B League girls basketball action here on Tues- day. The Loggers held on to a slim 17-16 halftime lead, as only sev- en of Pe Ell's 26 turnovers came in the first half. Nicolle Duryea manned the helm for the Log- gers with 16 points and eight re- bounds on the night, and Staci Vint added 10 points. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Hailey Compton scored 16 Centralia College’s Kyahri Adams drives to the basket Wednesday night during the Lady Blazers’ 83-41 win over Pierce at Michael Smith Gymnasium. Adams scored points with eight boards to lead 9 points with nine assists in the win. Pe Ell, while Alyssa Compton brought down 10 boards to go along with 6 points. Onalaska still led by just a Centralia Rumbles Past Raiders, 83-41 point after three quarters. "We played solid for three By The Chronicle ing out Pierce 83-41 in NWAC think we’re getting better and 30 points since a Jan. 24 loss at quarters," Pe Ell coach Chris The Lady Blazers, as they’ve West Region women’s basket- better at the right time.” Lower Columbia — the team’s Phelps said. "Then we had op- been throughout the season, ball action at Michael Smith The win boosts the Blazers only loss to an NWAC team. portunities in the fourth quarter, were balanced and effective Gymnasium in the Hub City. to 20-3 on the year and 9-1 in “I’m just really proud of the but we turned the ball over and they took advantage." Wednesday night. “Our kids played really well league play with six games left effort of our kids, and the focus,” Centralia had seven players tonight, obviously,” Centralia in the regular season, including The majority of Trojan turn- score at least 7 points, blow- coach Shane Schutz said. “I just three straight wins of at least please see BLAZERS, page S4 overs came in the final stanza, where Onalaska outscored Pe Ell 19-11 — and went 6 of 8 at the Tuesday’s 2A Boys Basketball foul line — to pull away. "It's very tough to turn it over that many times against a dis- ciplined team like Onalaska," Hawkins Shines for Bearcats in Loss to Wolves Phelps said. "But overall it was a BUCKETS: Freshman Scores great game by both squads. A lot of good things to learn from and 28 for W.F. West in 69-56 we're close enough to districts to Loss; Mickelson Drops 38 be able to change it up." Pe Ell (6-13, 5-12 league) for Black Hills will play at Morton against the Timberwolves in both teams’ By Aaron VanTuyl regular-season finale tonight [email protected] and can seal the No. 7 berth to The end result was the same the District 4 tournament with a as it’s been all season for the win. Onalaska (9-10, 8-9 league) Bearcats, but Dakota Hawkins will host Mossyrock tonight, and provided plenty of upside in a can seal sixth in the final league loss to Black Hills Tuesday night. standings with a win. Hawkins, a 6-foot freshman, came off the bench in the first Toledo Goes Cold Against quarter and scored a career-high Wahkiakum 28 points in W.F. West’s 69-56 TOLEDO — The Indians Evergreen 2A Conference loss to came out strong on senior night the Wolves in Chehalis. but Wahkiakum showed why “He had a great game, and it they’re tied for first place in the was cool, because he didn’t force Central 2B League with a 64-38 anything,” Bearcat coach Ryan win over Toledo here on Tuesday. Robertson said. “He just let the Baylee Olsen led all scorers with game come to him. A freshman 28 points as the Mules picked up that can put those kind of num- their 16th league victory of the bers up, that’s a nice night.” season. Hawkins scored 20 in the “The first quarter was proba- second half and rarely missed, bly one of the best quarters we’ve going 13 of 19 from the field and had,” Toledo coach J.B. Ewers Brandon Hansen / adding four rebounds. [email protected] said. “Since it was senior night W.F. West’s Dakota Hawkins saves the ball from going out of bounds during Evergreen 2A Conference basketball action please see BEARCATS, page S4 against Black Hills Tuesday in Chehalis. please see GIRLS, page S4

Going Up The Final Word Centralia College’s Seattle’s Chancellor Played Super Bowl With Torn MCL Savannah TV’s Best Bet RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Seattle the Friday before the game and suffered Wells lays College Basketball the ball Seahawks strong safety Kam Chancel- a deep bone bruise. During the examina- up against lor played in the Super Bowl with a torn tion, the torn MCL was revealed, Chan- Gonzaga at Santa Clara Pierce on medial collateral ligament in his left knee, cellor said in the story. 8 p.m. Wednesday. according to the team’s website. “He may have had an earlier injury ESPNU In a story on Seahawks.com posted from years past, which he did wear a Wednesday, Chancellor said two days be- brace at times earlier in his career,” Se- fore the loss to New England he was told attle coach Pete Carroll said. Chancellor he wasn’t going to play. Chancellor col- had 10 tackles and was in for every defen- Brandon Hansen / [email protected] lided knees with a teammate in practice sive play of the game despite the injury. Sports 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015

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Roger Phillips / The Associated Press Roger Phillips rides down a snowy trail near Eagle, Idaho, Jan. 2, 2014, in this self portrait. Regular mountain bikes can be ridden on trails with hard-packed snow. Dropping tire pressure by about 5 pounds im- proves traction in slippery conditions. Don’t Let Winter Keep You Off Your Mountain Bike By Roger Phillips will want to dump heat if you get Sometimes the snow is you’re not centered on the bike, The Associated Press hot. Breathable is usually more smooth, and other times it gets that’s harder to do. Same with valuable than waterproof, and pocked and bumpy like cobble. cornering. As much as is feasi- BOISE, Idaho — I used to wind resistance is a plus. You’re likely to encounter both ble, lean your bike into corners, think winter mountain biking Protect your feet, head and Lots of other folks on any given ride. not your whole body. was a stunt you did once to say hands, which are most vulner- Watch out for glaze ice, Use a combination of front you’ve done it. That was before I able to the cold. I wear a light- are riding trails which is common where snow and rear brakes to slow down learned to enjoy the unique feel weight beanie that covers my or running during has thawed and refrozen. Obvi- before a corner, but as you’re en- of frozen trails, and I am rarely ears and easily fits under my ously, it’s slick. Don’t hesitate to tering it, lay off the front brake alone out there. helmet. Others prefer a balaclava winter, and there’s get off and walk if the traction so your front tire doesn’t wash Lots of other folks are riding that covers the whole head and looks sketchy. out. When in doubt, use more trails or running during winter, neck. no reason you can’t Some small patches of trail rear brake than front (which is and there’s no reason you can’t Finding the right gloves is can get muddy where there’s di- opposite of riding on dry trails). join them. tricky, and personal preference join them. rect sunlight, even on days when Avoid the edges of the trail. As you can imagine, it’s more will dictate what works because the temperature is below freez- The 3-foot wide trail you’re used challenging than riding on a some people have better circula- ing. to riding might be about 18-24 75-degree day when you can tion than others. If you encounter a muddy inches of packed snow with soft throw on a pair of riding shorts I have cold hands, and the spot, ride through it, not around edges. Those edges have poor and a T-shirt and hit the trails. best gloves I’ve found are The ing on an ice rink. Trails will be it. If you start encountering lots traction. It takes more effort, but don’t North Face “Apex” gloves, different than they are in spring of muddy spots, or long stretch- Keep an eye out for other worry, you won’t freeze to death which have the right combina- and summer, but that’s not a bad es of mud, it’s the wrong day to trail users. Traction can be sur- during an hour-long mountain tion of warmth, breathability thing. be on the trails. Turn around prisingly good on hard-packed bike ride; just dress for it and pay and still allow manual dexter- Ideal conditions for me: a and go back. snow and even crusty ice, but attention to trail conditions. ity. Cross country ski gloves also cold (well-below freezing), sun- Riding in winter will help your stopping distance still in- On your first winter ride, work well. ny day because the trails will you become a better rider be- creases. Remember, it’s also you’re more likely to overdress Thick gloves can make your stay frozen, which means better cause you have to be more fo- harder for hikers and other rid- and overheat because it’s easy to hands sweat and make it diffi- traction and less chance of en- cused on pedaling, braking and ers to step off the trail because put on too many layers. cult to operate the shifters and countering mud. cornering. the surface is slick. Expect to a be a little cool brakes, while thin gloves may let Traction tends to be more You may want to use flat Stay in control and enjoy (usually at the start) and a little your hands get cold and numb, consistent early in the morning pedals rather than clipless ped- the scenery. You’re not going to hot at some point during a ride, which is worse. before the sun hits the trail. It als, but I use my same riding set any speed records, and you usually while climbing. The I wear my biking shoes and will surprise you how quickly shoes year round because I like shouldn’t try. It’s too risky to challenge is finding the happy neoprene shoe covers. Mid- conditions change (and rarely consistency. yourself and others. medium so your clothes don’t weight wool socks keep my feet for the better) when the sun I drop my tire pressure by Winter is a bonus time to get sweaty, clammy and chilly. toasty inside. comes out and the air tempera- about 5 psi to get better trac- maintain your cycling fitness, We’re all a little different, so Plan to experiment with dif- ture gets above freezing. tion. If you’re using inner tubes, but it defeats the purpose if you what keeps me comfortable may ferent clothing combinations Direct sunlight on the trail winter riding is a good excuse to crash and injure yourself. not work for you, but here’s my and tailor them to the tempera- means softer, slicker and mud- convert to tubeless because you I prefer shorter loops so I can basic kit: ture and conditions. For exam- dier trail conditions. can run lower air pressure and figure out what sections have the A pair of tights (or synthet- ple, it’s easier to stay warm on a Snow has many different not have pinch flats. best traction and conditions and ic long johns), padded cycling clear day because you absorb a characteristics that are constant- Think smooth over speed. stick to those during winter. shorts and maybe knee warm- lot of heat from the sun. ly changing. Fresh snow is tough Pedal in a smooth, steady ca- I may ride a few trails several ers. A rule of thumb is every 10 to ride, so wait until people have dence to avoid spinning out on times, and mix them up by rid- A good mid-weight base lay- to 15 degrees colder, add a layer hiked on them for a few days. snow and ice. Keep your body ing in one direction and then in er, a fleece mid layer and breath- or thicker insulation. Cold, hard-packed snow pro- loose and your eyes focused as the reverse direction. able jacket is enough to keep Now you’re ready for the vides surprisingly good traction. far up the trail as you can. Despite my long-winded ex- your core warm. A vest adds in- trails. It’s similar to summer, when Keep your body centered planation, don’t overthink it. It’s surance. First, let’s dispel a common trails are rock hard with a thin over the bike. If your tires start just bike riding. Zippers are your friend. You misconception. You’re not rid- layer of dust or sand on top. to slip, you want to counter it. If Go for it, and enjoy yourself.

DNR Updates Public Lands Maps Popular With Outdoor Recreation Enthusiasts By WSDNR er the areas around Chewelah, 1:100,000 scale (1 inch equals (WDFW), and the State Parks The maps can be purchased OLYMPIA – The Wash- Mount Baker and Mount Ad- approximately 1.6 miles) and and Recreation Commission, online or in person between ington Department of Natu- ams. covers an area of about 1,600 as well as lands managed by 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. from the ral Resources (DNR) today Washington state public square miles. Featuring shaded federal and other public agen- Washington State Department lands quadrangle maps are announced the publication relief to indicate terrain, the cies. of Printing, 7580 New Market popular with hunters, back- 26” x 37” maps show highways, The public lands quadran- Street St. SW, Tumwater, WA of three updated maps detail- country hikers and others who roads, trails, water features, gle maps are part of a series of ing roads, property boundar- use public lands for outdoor wildlife areas, and other key 50 maps that DNR publishes. 98501. ies, trails, recreation sites, and recreation. features. Outdoor recreation The maps are available for $9 The link to the DNR map other information about public The maps also are used by enthusiasts can use the maps each, plus sales tax, for Wash- sales web page is: http://www. lands. emergency responders. to locate public lands man- ington state residents. Dis- dnr.wa.gov/BusinessPermits/ The updated maps, which Each full-color printed aged by DNR, Washington De- counts are available for pur- Topics/Maps/Pages/public_ are available for purchase, cov- map shows the landscape in a partment of Fish and Wildlife chases of larger quantities. lands_quadrangle_maps.aspx The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015 • Sports 3

Hunting, Fishing Hiking, Birding Outdoors

Hunting & Fishing Report Feds Issue The Follies of Counting Your Eggs Before They’re Cash New Policy for By Jordan Nailon steelhead while 26 bank anglers doors vendors around the state, 5,000 feet. Snowmobiles in For The Chronicle hooked just three steelhead. on the WDFW website, or by Snoqualmie Summit had a Last week at the Cowlitz calling, (866) 246-9453. relative whiteout early this week National Forests Last Sunday I woke up with Salmon Hatchery separator Bird and elk season have fi- with three inches of snow set- BOISE, Idaho (AP) — a rush and realized what day it 107 adult coho, two jacks, 49 nally wrapped up for the season tling in since Monday. Freezing was. After a few too many days The U.S. Forest Service has winter-run steelhead, and that but a few animals are still game temperatures were causing a bit issued a new policy requir- of inaction the time had finally one pioneering spring Chinook for the crosshairs. Select areas of ice off the beaten path. come. It was time to cash in on ing forest managers to limit were recovered. Tacoma Power around the state will remain Mt. Baker was reporting just where snowmobiles can go all of the golden eggs that my employees also released 14 adult open for cougar hunting through trace amounts of snow this week beloved birds had been laying by specifically designating coho (two jacks), and eight win- Mar. 31, and bobcats, fox, rac- with temperatures in the mid 30s what areas are open, a move down for me. ter-run steelhead into the Tilton coon, snowshoe hare, and cot- and machine groomed trails. Jumping into my farmer’s that could reduce the com- River, as well as the one spring tontail rabbit are fair game state- petition between skiers and uniform, from my hooded Chinook and four winter-run wide through that same date. sweatshirt down to my cam- WILDLIFERS machines. steelhead into Lake Scanewa. Coyotes are open year round. The new rules take effect ouflage mucking boots, I was Down in the Columbia River Birders and outdoors enthu- nearly sprinting out the door and siasts will have the opportunity Feb. 27 and apply to all na- dam waters steelhead, walleye CLAMMIN’ tional forests in the U.S. churning up the yards between and sturgeon are all making to contribute to the Great Back- myself and multiple bakers’ doz- Last Sunday I was feeling yard Bird Count Feb. 13 to 16. The federal agency on cameos. In the Bonneville Pool Wednesday published the ens worth of bounty. boat and bank anglers are both particularly allergic to the highly On those days bird noters across From my farm yard field po- contagious Super Bowl-sweat- North America will be asked final federal register notice getting into some legal size stur- for the new rules. sition I could practically taste geon, and as of Jan. 25, 101 of the pants lethargy that broke out to take 15-minutes in order to the payoff. Just hop the gate, slip across the region. Unwilling to count the total number of birds, The change follows a gilled beasts had been harvested. 2013 federal court ruling in past a couple of pesky pecking That number represents 9.2 per- sit around and stew in the un- by species, that they see in that hens, scoop up the prizes, stiff- ending pregame juices, I set out time. Those results can then be Boise that found the Forest cent of the allotted seasonal har- Service incorrectly exempt- arm a rooster, and then high vest guideline. for Mocrocks to get in a dig be- entered into a database on the step Scot-free to the promised fore the big game. Great Backyard Bird Count web- ed snowmobiles from a 2005 In The Dalles and John Day Forest Service plan restrict- land of incubation. A few weeks pools non-hatchery steelhead As Dan Ayres, coastal clam site. No experience is necessary later I’d surely be ankles deep in man for the WDFW, reminds us and bird counters can peep from ing wheeled cross-country are fixing themselves to lures travel to designated routes. fledgling chicks, laughing all the and putting up wild writhing on a weekly basis, the best dig- any location they choose. way to the auction, and then the ging typically occurs one to two Speaking of birds, the WDFW An Idaho-based back- fights. Walleye numbers are also country skier group, Winter bank. increasing in conjunction with hours before low tide, but being reports that, “large flocks of The game plan went ahead stubborn and chalk full of super snow geese have showed up in Wildlands Alliance, filed their spawning season. That the lawsuit amid concerns more or less as scheduled. A bra- steel-eyed and wall-headed ac- energy I decided to ignore this the Vancouver Lowlands, where zenly strutting rooster jumped advice. With the kickoff sched- geese are visible in the harvested that new and more power- tion has been a nice distraction ful snowmobiles were chew- out early but when I threatened from a relatively slow sturgeon uled for 3:30 p.m. and a 5 p.m. corn fields.” Canada geese and to go full on feast mode on him tide, I had no choice but to head sandhill cranes are also making ing up remote and pristine bite though, as The Dalles has powder previously reach- he went chicken. Employing been reticent to produce many to the beach early. appearances. evasive maneuvers I avoided the After an hour or so of poking A wildlife area near Ellens- able only by skiers. legal size fish. John Day has had "You can't have both uses scratch of vengeful hens clucking slightly better results for both around in the sand and digging a burg that provides winter habi- in the henhouse and piled the frackers worth of false holes, real tat for elk closed to motor ve- in the same area and allow bank and boat anglers luring for for each user to get the ex- eggs high in my breadbasket be- sturgeon. razor clams finally began to rear hicles on Feb. 1 and will remain fore marching all the way back to their necks right around 3 p.m. closed through May 1 in order perience they're looking for" On the trout scene Cowlitz said Mark Menlove, the the other end of the field. County was last week’s recipient Once they began to show, it was to provide protections for those group's executive director. Having made it all the way of the WDFW’s ongoing rain- all over but the roses. elk. Roughly 2,000 elk from the He said that besides carving back to the porch I paused at the bow stalking effort. Silver Lake After limiting out I rushed to Colockum herd overwinter on up slopes, the machines are door, not wanting to rush across was planted with 2,999 rainbows the Green Lantern Pub in Co- the 44,000 acre wildlife area in loud and emit exhaust. the threshold while still sporting on Jan. 28, while Kress Lake was palis and arrived just in time to Kittitas County. The new policy requires my mud-slopped boots. In a mo- filled with 2,000 rainbows on grab the last seat in the house. Most of the affected land is forests to publish over-snow mentary lapse of reason I called Jan. 27. Kress Lake also received Three hours later I shuffled out part of the L.T. Murray Wildlife vehicle maps using existing to my partner inside and then a special planting of 21 adult of the bar unable to look my de- area, including the ever popular designations or maps to be instantaneously and inexplicably steelhead from the Kalama Falls jected and degenerate Seahawk Whiskey Dick area. The pro- worked out through a public made an ill-advised short pass of Hatchery last week. fan brethren in their collective tected area includes land north process. the golden eggs. Exciting smelt news came blue and green faces, but at least of the Vantage Highway, south Chad Sluder, president Of course the egg basket was from the WDFW last week as I had my clam bounty stashed of Quilomene Ridge Road, east of the Sawtooth Snowmo- not caught and my dreams of they announced a pair of smelt away in my bucket. of Wild Horse Wind Farm, and poultry fortune came crashing dips on the Cowlitz River in Feb- Two days of that dig are left west of the Columbia River. bile Club based in the cen- down with a splattering crash. I ruary. Those dipping days will with opening at Long Beach and “Vehicle traffic can disturb tral Idaho town of Bellevue, literally had egg all over my face. be Feb. 7 and Feb. 14, and net Twin Harbors. Those dates and these elk and reduce their use said his club of 75 members My partner and I commenced dipping will be allowed from 6 tides are as follows: of habitat near roads,” said Scott would take an active part in arguing about what a deliriously a.m. until noon each day, with • Feb. 5, Thursday; 7:30 p.m., McCorquodale, regional wildlife that process. stupid decision I had made. Un- a daily limit of ten pounds per 0.2 feet, Long Beach, Twin Har- manager for the WDFW, in a "We don't want to lose willing to figuratively eat crow, I person (about ¼ of a five-gallon bors press release. “Reducing vehicle any more ground, and if it lashed out that the observable ef- bucket). No fishing license is re- • Feb. 6, Friday; 8:00 p.m., 0.5traffic on the wildlife area also comes to that we will fight fort on the catch attempt was less quired to net smelt. feet, Long Beach, Twin Harbors may encourage wintering elk to it to the end," Sluder said. than desirable. This marks the second year The WDFW also has pro- remain on the public land rather "It's the ongoing battle be- Truth be told, I’d simply com- since 2010 that a smelt fishery posed a dig set to begin Feb. 15, if than straying to nearby private tween the skiers and snow- mitted the cardinal sin of count- has been allowed by a joint agree- marine toxin tests are favorable. lands.” mobilers. They don't want ing my seahaw… I mean chick- ment between Washington and That dig is tentatively scheduled Public access is still available us there and we have every ens before they hatched. At least Oregon officials. In 2010 Colum- on the following dates, beaches by foot, horseback or mountain right to be there." nobody else in these parts had to bia River smelt, also known as and low tides: bike and the rules allow for one The Forest Service esti- experience such a gut-punching eulachon smelt, were listed as a • Feb. 15, Sunday; 3:47 p.m., seldom used road to stay open mates that nearly 4 million disappointment that day. threatened species under the fed- 0.2 feet, Long Beach, Twin Har- to vehicles. That road, which the people use snowmobiles on eral Endangered Species Act. bors WDFW does not name, “travels national forest land. Ad- FISHIN’ “We are expecting another • Feb. 16, Monday; 4:37 p.m.,south from Quilomene Ridge vances in technology have strong return in 2015, although -0.5 feet, Long Beach, Twin Har- Road along Jackknife Ridge to made modern snowmobiles With spring salmon season bors the northern boundary of the more powerful and lighter still a ways off and sparse winter not quite as large as the huge re- turn of nearly 200 million smelt • Feb. 17, Tuesday; 5:24 p.m., Ginkgo Petrified Forest State than previous generations. steelhead attempting in vain to -0.9 feet, Long Beach, Twin Har- Park. From there, a three-mile Modern tracks can propel fill the river run gaps, February that came back to the Columbia last year,” said Ron Roler, Co- bors stretch of road through the park the machines more effi- is often a down month for all but • Feb. 18, Wednesday; 6:08 ultimately connects with Old ciently through powder in the most ambitious of anglers. lumbia River policy coordinator for the WDFW, in a press release. p.m., -1.1 feet, Long Beach, Twin Vantage Highway,” according to steep terrain. "This is a good time to dust off Harbors a WDFW press release. With those advances, your gear, order your bait, pre- Numbers provided by the WDFW show that in 2014, sport • Feb. 19, Thursday; 6:51 p.m., skiers and snowmobilers of- pare your boat, and maybe do a -1.1 feet, Long Beach, Twin Har- ten compete for fresh pow- little prospecting," said Joe Hym- dipping on the Cowlitz account- ed for an estimated 198,000 bors Permit System to der in the backcountry. er, a fish biologist for the Wash- • Feb. 20, Friday; 7:33 p.m., "When we have a big ington Department of Fish and pounds of smelt, while 18,600 Alleviate Traffic on pounds were claimed by com- -0.7 feet, Long Beach, Twin Har- storm everyone wants to Wildlife, in a press release. "You bors, Mocrocks get out and get that first want to be ready to go when the mercial fishers. Pacific Crest Trail “To put that into perspective, • Feb. 21, Saturday; 8:16 p.m., track, whether they're ski- bulk of the run arrives." -0.1 feet, Long Beach, Twin Har- LOS ANGELES (AP) ing or on a machine," said For those poor souls that last year’s return of nearly 200 — Growing numbers of million fish amounted to about bors, Mocrocks and Copalis Alan Rooney, a snowmobile can’t procure enough calamine • Feb. 22, Sunday; 9:00 p.m., hikers on the Pacific Crest guide and manager at Smi- lotion to stop that constant fish- 16.6 million pounds of smelt,” Trail, the Mexico-to-Can- explained Roler, who empha- 0.6 feet, Long Beach, Twin Har- ley Creek Lodge in the vaca- ing itch there are a few interest- bors and Mocrocks ada route made increas- tion area of Ketchum. "With ing options to pursue besides sized the limited impact that ingly popular by the movie smelt dipping has on the popula- the bigger sleds you don't stately steelhead and salmon, in- "Wild," have led officials to need to have the skill level cluding trout, sturgeon, walleye, tion. “So it’s still OK to have fun POWDERHEADS take steps to alleviate traffic. catching them on days when the that you used to need." and smelt. Lowland rain manifested as The Pacific Crest Trail Skiers and snowmobil- However, hatchery steelhead fishery is open.” snow in the mountains midweek. Association announced on Oregon has announced plans ers give similar responses are currently running in the Unfortunately, weather forecasts Wednesday a new permit- about what draws them to for a similar smelt fishery on ting system that will limit Skookumchuck, Satsop, Wyn- are calling for pineapple size the same areas in winter. the Sandy River in early to mid- to 50 the number of long- oochee, Chehalis, Kalama and raindrops through the weekend "Just the pristine riding," March. distance hikers heading Cowlitz rivers and the recent so the powder gains may be we Sluder said. "You get some "The primary goal of the north each day from San rains have perked them up a bit. washed away. really good powder, awe- opening is to gather biological Diego County. "Fishing picked up toward Mt. Hood Meadows was en- some scenery. It's just a real data on species abundance,” not- An online application the end of January," noted Mike joying a nice midweek dump of enjoyable sport." ed Roler. process will allow hikers Scharpf, a WDFW fish biologist, snow with four inches accumu- Julie Thomas, spokes- All other waterways in Wash- to schedule start dates and in a press release. "If the weather lated by Wednesday afternoon. woman for Idaho's Saw- ington and Oregon are slated to view projected hiker density cooperates, that should continue Sunny skies and forty degree tooth National Forest, said remain closed to smelt harvest. on any given day. this month as more hatchery temperatures bathed the moun- there have been conflicts The PCTA's Jack Haskel steelhead move into the system." tain. between skiers and snow- HUNTIN’ says the goal is not to limit Out on the Cowlitz River White Pass added two inch- mobilers over the years, but last week the very first spring Hunters hoping to hit the es of snow on Wednesday to the number of hikers, but to spread them out. the groups have generally Chinook made its return to the trails this spring for the early its patchwork pithy snow base been able to work out agree- salmon hatchery separator. That bear hunt have until midnight and freezing temperatures were The trail starts near Campo, California, and ments to avoid problems. news will inevitably bring more on Feb. 28 to purchase and sub- helping it to stick and stand tall. "The national forest sys- springer dreaming anglers down mit an application for a permit. Night skiing will reopen on Feb. stretches 2,650 miles be- fore ending at the Canadian tem lands are for the public to the banks and drifts of the Aspiring bear hunters must have 7, conditions permitting. to use and enjoy," she said. river but the action is still pretty a valid 2015 hunting license for Crystal Mountain got itself border. Haskel says since the "Our population is growing slow right now. Angler sam- bear to be eligible. two new inches of snow on Tues- and we have a lot of people pling numbers provided by the Licenses, transport tags, and day and a smattering of snow movie came out in Decem- ber, website traffic is up 300 out there, but there's room WDFW last week showed three bear permit applications can all showers on Wednesday as well for everybody." boat anglers caught six hatchery be purchased at designated out- with a freezing level around percent. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015 SPORTS

Tuesday’s 2A Girls Basketball Bearcats Stifle BH, Win Fourth EvCo Title By The Chronicle TUMWATER — After first quarter troubles, the Lady Bearcats made adjustments and found their groove to blow out the Wolves, 55-29, sealing their fourth consecutive Evergreen 2A Conference girls basketball championship here on Tuesday. The Bearcats trailed 12-4 af- ter a quarter. W.F. West coach Henri Weeks praised his team for staying with the plan and grinding through the first frame. “I’ve got to give the girls a lot of credit,” Weeks said. “They stayed patient and stayed with our game plan in the first quar-

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] ter. The girls essentially met ev- W.F. West’s J.C. Cleary (right) swats a shot by Black Hills’ Casey Duf (center) as Brycen O’Hara (left) defends during the Bearcats’ loss to the Wolves Tuesday night in ery goal in the sense of running Chehalis. the offense and staying aggres- sive on defense. Our defense the would-be halftime momen- Centralia visits Chehalis for a 17-8 in the fourth quarter to keyed our offense in the second Bearcats tum, bringing the ball up, drib- boys-girls twinbill. pull out a 66-58 win, despite 29 quarter.” bling down the clock and bury- The Tigers (1-4 league) beat points from Hodges Bailey. The Bearcats stepped up on Continued from Sports 1 ing a 25-foot 3-pointer to put the W.F. West, 74-58, on Jan. 16, the “It was a very disappointing the defensive end in the second Wolves up 32-24 at the intermis- first time the teams met this sea- loss. We played hard and well for stanza and the Wolves never The Wolves — and, most im- sion. son. Should W.F. West win on three and a half quarters,” Ti- broke out of single digits in any portantly, sophomore guard T.J. “We didn’t give enough help Friday, the teams would be tied ger coach Ron Brown said. “We of the remaining three quar- Mickelson — were simply too against him,” Robertson said. for third place in the four-team missed some key free throws ters. Chehalis even held Shayla much for the Bearcats to keep “We could have helped a little EvCo at the end of the regular and layups down the stretch and Smothers — whom served as a under wraps. better, and that was part of the season; the Tigers’ tighter point let it get away.” major thorn in the Bearcats’ side Mickelson scored 38 points game plan we didn’t do very differentials in its five league David Cooper paced Tum- in their last matchup — to just 7 on 16 of 27 shooting, spreading well.” losses, however, would give Cen- it evenly with 9 in the first quar- water with 20 points, while points on the night. White and Adam Schwarz tralia the higher seed and No. 3 Weston Vandenhazel scored 14 Tiana Parker led W.F. West ter, 10 in the second, 10 in the each scored 8 for W.F. West, spot in the District 4 2A Boys third and 9 in the fourth. points with 12 rebounds and Ty with 17 points and 12 rebounds while Wollan added 6 points. Basketball Tournament. Gentry added 13 points. while fellow post Julie Spencer “We’d come down and try to J.C. Cleary, Robertson added, The last-place team in the Bailey went 11 of 15 from the dropped 12 points and corralled execute and do all this stuff, and played well off the bench. Evergreen 2A Conference will free-throw line, and Christian miss a shot, and he’d come down Black Hills beat the Bearcats 15 boards in the process. The play Aberdeen — a 2A team Peters added 9 points for the Ti- and come off one screen and 71-53 the first time the teams Bearcats shot 19 of 52 (37 per- playing in the Evergreen 2A/1A gers. pop off-balance, and it goes in,” played, back on Jan. 20. League — in a pigtail game for cent) from the field while Black Tumwater beat the Tigers, Robertson said. “It’s like there’s “We’re still improving a heck the No. 4 EvCo seed into the dis- Hills only went 12 of 48 (25 per- 58-57, back on Jan. 20 in January, not any justice, sometimes, but of a lot. We didn’t really compete trict tournament. cent) from the floor. he’s a really good player.” with them last time, and we’re The Twin Cities girls game in a game in which neither team “We were able to make some The Bearcats kept things in the game. We’re competing,” kicks things off at 6 p.m., with scored for the final five minutes. key adjustments in the post and close in the first half. Hawkins Robertson said. “There’s still a the boys following at 7:30 p.m. “It went into a deadspin again, that kind of got us going,” Weeks and fellow freshmen Brandon lot of progress; however, it’s not like it did the first time, and we said. “Last game we gave up a lot just let it go,” Brown said, add- White and Nole Wollan ac- enough for us. We’re not happy T-Birds Too Much for Centralia in of offensive boards, but I think counted for 14 of the Bearcats’ with progress. We want us to ing that Brannic Bailey, Deter our guards really stepped up 16 second-quarter points, high- make the commitment to win. Fourth Quarter Voetberg and Max Dulin all with blocking out. Three quar- lighted when Wollan swiped That’s what we’re still working TUMWATER — The Ti- played well. ters of holding them to single the ball in the backcourt, drew a on and fighting for.” gers led for three quarters, The Tigers close out the reg- digits made it a great team win. foul on his way to the hoop and The loss dropped W.F. West but couldn’t stay ahead of No. ular season at rival W.F. West This is a nice confidence builder hit both free throws with 12 sec- to 0-19 on the season and 0-5 7-ranked Tumwater here Tues- on Friday in a girls-then-boys for us.” onds left in the first half to cut in league play, with the final day night. doubleheader, starting at 6 p.m. The Bearcats (17-2, 5-0 Note the Wolves’ lead to 29-24. regular-season game of the year The league-leading Thun- : Centralia’s JV lost, 58- league) will host Centralia on Mickelson, however, spoiled coming on Friday, when rival derbirds outscored Centralia 42, and the C-squad lost. Friday for senior night and the final game of both teams’ regular regular-season finale at Adna to Moorcroft, Calli Hensch we’ve got to do here down the season. Girls tonight, and can seal a playoff and Randi-Jo Smith, and will road — make some shots.” spot with either a win or a loss close out the regular season in Sam Woodley led Toutle Tigers Fall to T-Birds in OT Continued from Sports 1 by Mossyrock tonight against Onalaska tonight, where they Lake with 13 points and added It was senior night for the Ti- Onalaska. can keep their playoff hopes 10 rebounds. Makala Gardner gers, and once again they found we had a lot of energy and were alive with a win. keeping pace with them and chipped in 12 for the Ducks, and themselves in a tightly contested Tigers Run Past Vikings Napavine will close out the Bailey Hockett added 11. their high-octane offense.” regular season at home against situation that, this time, didn’t Wahkiakum wasn’t shy from MOSSYROCK — Napavine’s Morton-White Pass (10-9, swing in their favor. Winlock tonight. The Tigers 8-9 league) will wrap up the reg- long range, attempting 26 treys, pressure was too much for (15-4, 14-3) have already sealed Tumwater defeated Centralia ular season in Morton tonight but led just 17-14 after a quarter. Mossyrock as the Tigers zoomed the No. 3 seed into the District 44-41 in overtime in Evergreen In the second and third quarters, to a 69-32 C2BL victory here 4 tournament, and will host the with Pe Ell. The Timberwolves 2A Conference action at Ron however, Toledo went cold and on Tuesday night. Kenya Lor- No. 6 team out of the Pacific 2B are currently fifth in the C2BL Brown Court on Tuesday. was outscored 35-10 in those ton and Grace Hamre each had League on Monday to start the standings, and can seal the No. 5 Madi Crews scored 14 points middle stanzas. 13 points for Napavine, which playoffs. seed into the District 4 tourna- for the Tigers. Annmarie Nugent, “We started to hit a cold picked up its 14th league victory ment with a win. the lone senior on the roster, col- patch midway through the sec- of the season. Middle Quarters Boost Toutle lected 10 points and 10 rebounds ond quarter and it turned into a The Tigers shot 25 more Lake Past MWP Acorns Run Past PJPII in the last home game of her prep drought,” Ewers said. “Wahkia- times than the Vikings in the career. kum didn’t stop and we kind of game and had a 23-6 lead in the TOUTLE — The Timber- OLYMPIA — Matayah Lor- Turnovers played a key role lost contact with them.” first quarter. wolves couldn’t muster much ton and Anna White each scored in early struggles for Centralia, Chaselin Rice led the In- “They shot that many more offense in the middle quarters 12 points to lead Oakville in a which coughed up the ball 29 dians with 10 points and nine times than us mainly because here Tuesday in a 50-30 Central 45-22 rout of Pope John Paul II times over the course of the ball- rebounds, while Alyssa Ew- we didn’t handle their pressure 2B League girls hoops loss to No. here Tuesday in 1B girls basket- game. ers added 8. Toledo (5-14, 4-13 well,” Mossyrock coach Tori 4-ranked Toutle Lake. ball action. The Thunderbirds out- league) seniors Victoria Tjems- Nelson said. “We were without Morton-White Pass man- Oakville led 17-4 after a scored the Tigers 19-13 in the land, Promise Crossfield, Chase- our point guard and had too aged just 3 points in the second quarter and 27-12 at halftime. first half of play. lin Rice and twin sister Casee all many turnovers that resulted in quarter and 7 in the third, while “Good balanced scoring got “We had a lot of turnovers and played their final home game for easy buckets.” giving up 30 over that span to us the win,” Oakville coach we didn’t do very well in the first the Indians. Napavine led 41-16 at half- the Ducks. Chris Ferrier said. “We were half,” Centralia coach Doug Ash- “They have really worked time. Mossyrock was led by Jenessa Walton led MWP able to get out in transition a more said. “We played a lot better hard and helped build the pro- senior Kelsie Moorcroft’s 12 with 11 points, and Haley Kolb second-half fundamental wise.” gram,” Ewers said. “We’re proud points and 13 rebounds. chipped in with 10, but 24 turn- little easier, and got some easy Centralia roared back in of them.” “We can’t fault our effort — overs — and 8 of 34 shooting — baskets. We were able to get a lot The Indians are currently especially our seniors,” Nelson hampered the T-Wolves. of playing time for our younger the second half to outscore the tied for eighth place in the C2BL said. “Kelsie is a complete ani- “We’ve got to stop turning kids and everyone played hard.” T-Birds and force a period of standings with Mossyrock, but mal. I can’t say enough. She’s it over. I thought we were right Brittany Maass added 10 for overtime. From there, Tumwa- hold the head-to-head tiebreaker gone from a kid that fouled out there if we don’t turn the ball Oakville. ter — bolstered by a 17-point over the Vikings for the eighth of games to someone that just over,” MWP coach Darin Al- The Acorns (6-12) will host performance from Mackenzie and final berth to the District 4 constantly gets double-doubles.” len said. “And we didn’t make Naselle on Friday for senior Bergquist and 12 points from tournament. Toledo will play its The Vikings said goodbye enough shots, so that’s what night. Sierra Snyder — took over early and retained the lead after being bailed out by a missed Centralia 3-point attempt at the buzzer. Blazers: Parker’s 19 Points Lead Balanced Centralia Offense “They got ahead early in over- time and we couldn’t get the fi- Continued from Sports 1 off the bench to add 15 points overs, turning those Raider mis- Blazers outrebounded their op- nal shot to push it into a second — going 7 of 9 from the field — cues into 19 points, and held overtime to fall,” Ashmore said. Schutz said. “You can tell, after ponents 56-36. with 10 boards, and Miranda Pierce to 13 of 62 (21 percent) “I thought the girls played hard Sheena Coers led Pierce with the loss at LC, we’re just a more McDonald added 10 points on 5 shooting on the night. once again, we just have to play focused group, and it showed to- of 9 shooting off the bench. Kyahri Adams added 9 13 points. four full quarters of basketball. night.” Centralia led 45-20 at half- points, with nine assists and Centralia will face Grays It’s just one of those things.” Jamika Parker led the way for time, keeping its foot on the five rebounds, and Courtney Harbor on Sunday at 1 p.m. at Centralia (1-4 league, 9-10 Centralia, scoring 19 points on pedal throughout to stretch the Kaupu kicked in 9 points with overall) will travel to Chehalis to Aberdeen High School, in a 9 of 12 shooting with seven re- lead to its largest margin at the five rebounds. Susan Kenney take on the Bearcats in the final bounds in just under 18 minutes final buzzer. contributed 8 points and Molly game that was originally sched- game of the regular season. The of action. Salena Taylor came The Blazers forced 22 turn- McIntyre scored 7, while the uled for Saturday. girls will take the floor at 6 p.m. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015

Tuesday’s 2A/1A Girls Basketball Rochester Girls Clinch Pigtail Game With 39-34 Win Over Hoquiam By The Chronicle The Warriors were led by falling behind in the third. the end of the third quarter, then pushing to comeback and when HOQUIAM — It may have Joni Lancaster’s 15 points and “At the end of the first we were outscored the Grizzlies 14-10 in they do, they’re tired,” Easley not been the prettiest game, but improved their league record to up 13-2 and then we went on a the final stanza. five-minute stretch where we Madison Justice added 11 said. “We played well enough to- Rochester picked up a 39-34 Ev- 11-2 on the season with Tuesday’s couldn’t put the ball in the hole,” points to the Warriors’ efforts night to win and we needed this ergreen 2A/1A League victory win. Rochester coach A.J. Easley. while Sierra Seymour led the one.” over Hoquiam and punched its Rochester jumped out to an “Then they clawed and clawed team with six rebounds. Rochester (13-6, 11-2 league) ticket to a pigtail game with a early 13-0 lead in the first quar- back.” “Anytime you start like that, shot at the District 4 2A Girls ter but struggled offensively for Rochester wouldn’t be de- you make it hard for the other finishes the regular season Fri- Basketball Tournament. the next two quarters, eventually terred and earned a 25-24 lead at team because they’re constantly day at Eatonville. Men’s College Basketball C2BL C2BL BOYS LEAGUE STANDINGS Continued from Sports 1 Morton-WP 17-0 19-0 Mules outscore them 20-3 in the Adna 15-2 16-3 final eight minutes. Toledo 14-3 14-5 “I started subbing, and the Napavine 10-7 12-7 defensive intensity wasn’t there,” Mossyrock 9-8 10-9 Toledo coach Grady Fallon said. Pe Ell 7-10 8-11 “Credit to them. They’re at home, Onalaska 6-11 7-12 it’s senior night, and they played Toutle Lake 5-12 6-13 hard.” Wahkiakum 2-15 3-15 Forrest Wallace took advan- Winlock 0-17 0-19 tage of a triangle-and-two de- fense focused on Brent Wood and Grant McEwen to score 20 with 22 points, six rebounds and points, all of which came in the six assists. first three quarters for Toledo. “We jumped out quickly like Freshman Zach Brown we had talked about doing,” scored 18 to lead Wahkiakum, Morton-White Pass coach Tony and Brandon Budd added 15. Gillispie said. “We were very McEwen scored 14 with seven active and shared the ball well. rebounds for Toledo, and Joe We got lots of people involved Wallace added 3 points and 10 and it was a pretty good night boards. for us.” “The last three games have A ‘pretty good’ night for Mor- been awesome, as far as team ef- ton-White Pass was 61 percent forts, and productive guys off the shooting, a 45-12 lead at half- bench,” Fallon said. “We just had a little letdown in that area to- time and five players with at least night, which is unfortunate, be- 7 points. cause we want to be going up at “Our defense was really good the end of the season, not down.” early on and we did change up a The Indians (14-5, 14-3 lot of defenses to get ready for the league) host Adna on Friday playoffs,” Gillispie said. “When night with a chance at moving you move the ball well you get up to second in the final C2BL high percentage shots, and these standings. The Pirates (16-3, 15-2 kids are real unselfish and that’s league, ranked No. 9 in the state) the way you get to a shooting beat Toledo 57-47 in Adna on percentage like that.” Jan. 13. Kaleb Poquette added 16 “I think my regular guys are points while Kolby Dunlap add- gelling at the right time. The last ed 9 points. Morton-White Pass three games I’ve thought we im- (19-0, 17-0 league) hosts Pe Ell proved and have gotten better,” for their senior night at Randle Fallon said. “We didn’t play well on Friday. at their place, and when we get the chance I hope these guys are Kirkley Lifts Vikings Over Tigers ready for it.” in Overtime If Toledo wins and puts the teams in a tie at 15-3 in league NAPAVINE — Once again, play, a coin toss will be con- as he tends to do, Jaron Kirkley ducted directly after the game came through for the Vikings. to determine which team takes Between leading the offense with the No. 2 seed into the District 35 points and beating the buzz- Brandon Hansen / [email protected] 4 tournament, which begins on er to win in overtime, Kirkley Centralia College’s Josiah Warner puts up a shot against defense from Pierce’s Jamell Willey Wednesday night during NWAC Monday. Both teams will host shouldered the load for Mossy- West Region men’s basketball action at Centralia’s Michael Smith Gymnasium. Centralia lost to the Raiders, 96-60. first-round games. rock as they defeated Napavine 66-64 in overtime here in Cen- Loggers Shut Down Pe Ell, 51-20 tral 2B League boys basketball action on Wednesday. Raiders Rout Trailblazers, 96-60 ONALASKA — The Logger The Vikings jumped out to defense went to work on senior an early lead, outscoring the night, holding Pe Ell to 8 first- Tigers 18-11 in the first quarter, By The Chronicle son-Jones poured in 25 points Fullmer added 9 points on 3 for 6 half points in a 51-20 win here but Napavine quickly fired back The Raiders were hitting on for Pierce, adding a pair of dunks shooting from the perimeter. Wednesday in Central 2B League in the following frame to knot all cylinders and the Trailblazers in transition to his highlight reel. This was the Blazer's first boys basketball action. things up 32-32 at the intermis- couldn't find the same kind of The Raiders shot 33 of 56 (59 game without the presence of Jacob Modica led Onalaska rhythm as Pierce defeated Cen- percent) from the floor and 11 of Zach Carras, who recently suf- with 17 points and nine re- sion, a foreshadowing of things 19 (58 percent) from the 3-point tralia College 96-60 in NWAC fered a season-ending injury bounds, while Trenton Neilson to come. line. with a high ankle sprain. Car- added 10 points and six assists. “Mossyrock got off to a good West Region play at Michael The Trailblazers didn't fare as Smith Gymnasium on Wednes- ras served as the squad's leading “Right now we’re finally scor- start in the first quarter and I well, shooting-wise, going 22 of thought we did well to get back day. scorer, averaging 15.7 points per ing points, so it’s kind of taking a 62 (36 percent) from the field and in it in the second,” Napavine Keaton Corr led all scorers outing. little pressure off,” Logger coach just 8 of 28 (29 percent) from the coach Rex Stanley said. with 30 points for the Raiders, Centralia (2-19, 1-9 league) Dennis Bower said, “and it kind arc. Josiah Warner led the Blaz- Napavine continued to make going 6 of 7 from beyond the will travel to Grays Harbor on of reflects on our defensive end, ers with 14 points. Calvin Ed- stops in the second half, hold- 3-point arc and 11 of 14 (79 per- Sunday for a 3 p.m. game at Ab- too. We’re kind of dialed in.” wards contributed 9 points and ing the Vikings to just 6 points cent) from the field. Jamil Wil- six rebounds to the cause. Dylan erdeen High School. Austin Speck led Pe Ell with 6 points, though the Trojans went in the third stanza. Kirkley and just 9 of 42 (21 percent) from the the Vikings battled back, scoring field. 20 points to even things up and 2A/1A Boys Basketball “It was one of those nights send the ballgame into overtime. where everything is working re- Kirkley’s high-scoring effort ally well,” Bower said. “We’re was accompanied by 14 points Balanced Beavers Clip Eagles, 53-36 finding ways to score, now, so it’s and nine rebounds from Bo coming easier.” Miles. Mossyrock shot 27 of 56 By The Chronicle team with 14 points and Jona- “Everything Hoquiam put Stone Whitney played well (48 percent) from the field. ELMA — The Eagles had than Jonesnewman added 12. up went in and their percent- defensively, Bower added, and Cole Doughty led Napavine their senior night spoiled as Chirhart praised the guard age must have been through Jake White chipped in with 6 with 17 points. Wyatt Stanley Tenino came away with a 53-36 play of Wyatt Blencoe — who the roof,” Rochester coach points and seven rebounds. added a monster double-double Evergreen 2A/1A Division vic- scored 10 points — along Mark Goldrick said. “They It was the final home game with 16 points and 15 boards, tory here on Wednesday night with Greigh Hill, Tano Bailon, didn’t miss much and we just for Logger seniors Neilson, while Josh Hoyt added 12 points thanks to some excellent guard Thomas Pier and Robbie Wall. couldn’t keep up in a high- White and Riley Girt. for the Tigers, who, while out- play from the Beavers. Tenino (11-8, 7-6 league) scoring game like that.” Onalaska will wrap up the rebounding the Vikings 40-32, “All of my guards took care hosts league-leading Aberdeen The Grizzlies clawed their regular season at Mossyrock on shot 21 of 62 (34 percent) from of the ball and that was really on Friday. way to a 45-23 halftime lead, Friday. The Loggers (7-12, 6-11 the floor. the reason we won the basket- but the teams played even in league) are currently a game Kirkley proved to be the de- ball game,” Tenino coach Josef Warriors Can’t Keep up With the second half. The damage, ahead of Toutle Lake in the ciding factor once more, knock- Chirhart said. Hoquiam however, was already done. C2BL standings, while Pe Ell (8- ing down a 15-footer as the The Beavers had a 16-10 “Our kids came out hard 11, 7-10 league) is in sixth and buzzer sounded to bring a tightly ROCHESTER — The War- lead after the first quarter, and and they didn’t give up,” Gold- plays at Morton-White Pass on contested matchup to a close. riors got big performances rick said. “It’s a pretty good job pushed that to a 31-17 advan- Friday. “We were able to string to- tage at halftime. from their seniors on senior by Jordan and Tanner to do gether some stops in the second “They had some energy night but couldn’t keep up with what they do when other teams On-Fire Timberwolves Down half, but I was never comfortable because it was senior night Hoquiam in a 69-44 Evergreen key in on them.” and they had a good crowd,” 2A/1A League action here Rochester (2-17, 2-11 Ducks with the lead,” Stanley said. “We Chirhart said. “But my guys on Wednesday night. Jordan league) said goodbye to se- MORTON — The Timber- just made some key turnovers re- were ready to play and energy McLemore notched 22 points niors McLemore, Nelson, Josh wolves shared the ball liberally peatedly and, with Kirkley, they and they played well. Defen- while Tanner Nelson had 18 Larson, Kyler Haber, Payden and shot their way to a 66-34 are always in the game.” sively it was great for us to keep points, 12 rebounds and eight Kleinman and Jared Patton. Central 2B victory over Toutle Napavine (12-7, 10-7 league) a team under 40.” blocks during his final night The Warriors will wrap up the Lake to remain undefeated on will travel to Winlock on Friday. Nihls Peterson led the on the Warriors’ home floor. season on Friday at Eatonville. the season here on Wednesday. Mossyrock (10-9, 9-8 league) will Zach Walton was his usual self host Onalaska on Friday.

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Scoreboard Tumwater (44) — Snyder 12, Gonzaga Prep 65, Shadle Park 58 Grace Academy 65, Lummi 21 Sports on the Air Preps Kelly, Smith 4, Hare 4, J. Armstrong 5, Hanford 68, Pasco 53 Hazen 58, Tyee 17 Ilwaco 60, Willapa Valley 48 Highline 59, Lindbergh 58, OT Local Schedules Bergquist 17, Rodriguez 2 THURSDAY, Feb. 5 FG: 16 of 48 —.333 FT: 9 of 17 Issaquah 62, Newport 44 Holy Names 60, Chief Sealth 26 THURSDAY, Feb. 5 Jackson 64, Cascade (Everett) 59 Ilwaco 52, Willapa Valley 51 GOLF Girls Basketball —.529 Reb: 35 Kalama 60, Stevenson 49 Inglemoor 65, Bothell 48 Noon Toledo at Adna, 7 p.m. Centralia (41) — Crews 14, Gilm- Kelso 56, Prairie 47 Issaquah 44, Newport 41 Pe Ell at Morton-White Pass (at Mor- ore, Frost, Blaser, Pocklington, Nugent King’s 75, Granite Falls 27 Jackson 59, Cascade (Everett) 34 TGC — PGA Tour, Farmers Insurance Open, ton), 7 p.m. 10, Corwin 4, Cline 6, Fast 7 King’s Way Ch. 61, White Salmon 50 Juanita 53, Sammamish 35 first round, at San Diego Mossyrock at Onalaska, 7 p.m. FG: 12 of 44 —.273 FT: 14 of 21 LaCenter 82, Seton Catholic 57 Kamiak 60, Mariner 45 —.667 Reb: 29 (Nugent 10, Corwin 10) LaConner 74, Concrete 46 Kittitas 48, Cle Elum/Roslyn 36 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Winlock at Napavine, 7 p.m. Lakeside (Nine Mile) 67, Deer Park 41 Lake Stevens 55, Monroe 52 Lakewood 78, Sultan 77 3:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Results Lakeside (Seattle) 49, Roosevelt 34 FRIDAY, Feb. 6 Lewis and Clark 59, Mead 50 Lynnwood 78, Edmonds-Woodway 53 NBCSN — Richmond at La Salle Boys Basketball Men’s College Basketball Liberty Ch. 57, St. John-Endicott 44 Mercer Island 67, Lake Washington 37 Centralia at W.F. West, 7:30 p.m. At Centralia Lynden Ch. 52, Ferndale 29 North Thurston 47, Shelton 32 4 p.m. Rochester at Eatonville, 7 p.m. RAIDERS 96, TRAILBLAZERS 60 Manson 53, Bridgeport 36 NW Chr. (C) 62, Liberty (Spangle) 33 ESPN — Iowa at Michigan Aberdeen at Tenino, 7 p.m. Pierce 49 47 —96 Mariner 67, Kamiak 53 Oak Harbor 46, Marysville-Getchell 43 Marysville-Getchell 50, Oak Harbor 43 ESPN2 — Auburn at LSU Adna at Toledo, 7 p.m. Centralia 36 24 —60 Prairie 62, Kelso 25 Marysville-Pilchuck 71, Everett 45 Raymond 54, South Bend 20 Pe Ell at Morton-White Pass (at Ran- Pierce (96) — Corr 30, Benton 14, ESPNEWS — Tulsa at Houston Kates 5, Kelly 4, Abo, Rogers, Wilson- Medical Lake 66, Newport 52 Renton 54, Foster 35 dle), 7 p.m. Mercer Island 51, Lake Washington 49 ESPNU — Mount St. Mary’s at Bryant Jones 25, Clanton, Willey 10, Green, Bu- Shorecrest 44, Mountlake Terrace 23 Onalaska at Mossyrock, 7 p.m. Meridian 71, Blaine 51 Shorewood 58, Meadowdale 29 6 p.m. Napavine at Winlock, 7 p.m. rian 8 Monroe 64, Lake Stevens 52 Snohomish 50, Mount Vernon 20 Naselle at Oakville, 4 p.m. FG: 33 of 56 —.589 FT: 19 of 26 Moses Lake Ch. 61, Thorp - Easton St. George’s 50, Reardan 46 ESPN — Cincinnati at SMU Girls Basketball —.731 Reb: 39 (Kates 8, Willey 8) High School 34 University Prep 57, Annie Wright 20 ESPN2 — UCLA at Stanford Centralia (60) — D. Fullmer 9, Ed- Mount Vernon Ch. 68, Darrington 41 West Seattle 52, Seattle Prep 29 Centralia at W.F. West, 6 p.m. Mt. Rainier Lutheran 69, Quilcene 25 ESPNU — Belmont at E. Kentucky Rochester at Eatonville, 5:45 p.m. wards 9, P. Fullmer 7, Briggs 2, Warner Woodinville 68, Eastlake 61 14, D. Fjeld 5, Talbot 6, Therrien 2, J. Muckleshoot Tribal School 50, Puget Aberdeen at Tenino, 5:45 p.m. Sound Adventist 49 7 p.m. Fjeld 6, Patterson Washington Prep Basketball Poll Naselle at Oakville, 5:45 p.m. Neah Bay 69, Forks 46 By The Associated Press PAC-12 — Washington State at Oregon State FG: 22 of 62 —.355 FT: 8 of 12 North Mason 54, Kingston 48 —.667 Reb: 31 (Edwards 6) BOYS 8 p.m. SATURDAY, Feb. 7 Northport 79, Inchelium 65 Division 4A Wrestling Northwest School 49, Bush 40 School Rec. Pts. Last ESPNU — Gonzaga at Santa Clara Women’s College Basketball O’Dea 67, Chief Sealth 47 1. Union (11) 17-1 118 1 Evergreen 2A Conference Sub-Re- Oakesdale 73, LaCrosse/Wash/Kahl 35 FS1 — Southern Cal at California gionals at Tumwater, 9 a.m. At Centralia 2. Federal Way 18-2 108 2 LADY BLAZERS 83, RAIDERS 41 Ocosta 61, North Beach 55, OT NBA BASKETBALL Evergreen 1A League Sub-Regionals Orcas Island 74, Shoreline Ch. 68 3. Kentwood 18-2 95 3 Pierce 20 21—41 Overlake School 57, Seattle Academy 56 4. Issaquah (1) 14-4 87 4 5 p.m. at Elma, TBA 5. Central Valley 15-4 62 5 2B Sub-Regionals at Ocosta, TBA Centralia 45 38—83 Pomeroy 60, Touchet 37 TNT — L.A. Clippers at Cleveland Pierce (41) — Mora 2, Wilson 6, Pullman 42, Cheney 30 6. Kentridge 16-4 56 6 7. Curtis 16-3 46 7 7:30 p.m. Local Results Toleafoa 4, Kullberg 2, Coers 13, Ham- R.A. Long 55, Ridgefield 49 Rainier Beach 84, Cleveland 49 8. Richland 15-4 34 8 Tuesday’s Results mon 5, Smith 2, Allen 7 9. Davis 14-3 29 9 TNT — Phoenix at Portland FG: 13 of 62 —.210 FT: 10 of 13 Richland 80, Kennewick 71 Boys Basketball Riverside 65, Chewelah 41 10. Lewis and Clark 15-4 20 10 —.769 Reb. 36 (Smith 8) NHL HOCKEY At Chehalis Riverside Ch. 55, Soap Lake 31 Others receiving votes: University 3. WOLVES 69, BEARCATS 56 Centralia (83) — Fisher, Weeks 5, Rogers (Spokane) 44, Ferris 36 Moses Lake 1. Camas 1. 6 p.m. Black Hills 14 18 18 19 —69 Wells 1, Parker 19, McIntyre 7, McDon- Roosevelt 70, Lakeside (Seattle) 61 NBCSN — Detroit at Colorado ald 10, Kenney 8, Taylor 15, Adams 9, Sammamish 61, Juanita 22 Division 3A W.F. West 8 16 14 18 —56 1. Garfield (12) 19-0 120 1 Black Hills (56) — Hackney 3, Un- Kaupu 9 Seattle Lutheran 81, Crosspoint 53 Seattle Prep 66, West Seattle 59 2. Bellevue 17-2 106 2 derhill 2, Mickelson 38, Troy 2, Duff 8, FG: 37 of 76 —.487 FT: 2 of 4 —.500 3. Rainier Beach 15-2 95 3 FRIDAY, Feb. 6 Reb. 56 (Taylor 10) Selkirk 51, Cusick 35 Day 1, Noyen 7, Yount 8 Sequim 70, North Kitsap 62 4. Eastside Catholic 16-3 84 4 GOLF FG: 27 of 52 —.519 FT: 10 of 14 Shorecrest 53, Mountlake Terrace 45 5. Seattle Prep 16-3 71 5 8:30 a.m. —.714 Reb. 22 (Duff 7) Boys Basketball Shorewood 53, Meadowdale 39 6. Peninsula 14-5 42 7 7. Auburn MV 16-3 34 8 W.F. West (69) — Cleary 2, At Cathlamet Shorewood Ch. 74, Ch. Faith 54 TGC — LPGA, Bahamas Classic, second INDIANS 59, MULES 55 Skyline 71, Mount Si 61 8. Wilson 15-3 29 6 Schwarz 8, O’Hara 2, Wollan 6, Anglin 9. Lincoln 15-3 27 9 round, at Paradise Island 2, White 8, D. Hawkins 28, Toledo 23 14 19 3 —59 Snohomish 56, Mount Vernon 35 Wahkiakum 14 9 12 20—55 South Bend 51, Raymond 45 10. Foss 14-4 13 10 Noon FG: 23 of 47 —.489 FT: 10 of 14 South Kitsap 48, Olympia 46 Others receiving votes: Lakeside (Se- —.714 Reb. 19 (D. Hawkins, Cleary 4) Toledo (59) — Wood 9, F. Wallace attle) 10. Columbia River 9. Kennedy TGC — PGA Tour, Farmers Insurance Open, 20, J. Wallace 3, Bowen 4, McEwen 14, South Whidbey 69, Cedarcrest 67 Spanaway Lake 31, Bethel 30 6. Rogers (Spokane) 5. Glacier Peak 5. second round, at San Diego At Tumwater Vermilyea 4, Fuentes 3, Merly, Johnson Squalicum 60, Mount Baker 54 Auburn 4. MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL THUNDERBIRDS 66, TIGERS 58 2 Stanwood 87, Arlington 73 Division 2A Centralia 14 21 15 8 —58 FG: N/A FT: N/A Reb. 35 (J. Wal- Steilacoom 59, Orting 48 4 p.m. Sumner 63, Enumclaw 38 1. Mark Morris (9) 17-1 126 1 Tumwater 13 19 17 17 —66 lace 10) ESPN2 — Dayton at George Washington Wahkiakum (55) — Ferguson 7, Timberline 80, Stadium 71 2. Clarkston (4) 18-1 121 2 Centralia (58) — Kerner 5, Dulin, Tonasket 61, Oroville 50 3. Ephrata 16-1 94 4 ESPNU — Siena at Iona Verduzco 5, Wasson 2, T. Voetberg, B. Budd 15, Brown 18, Moore 8, Terpsma 4. Lynden 14-4 82 3 2, Quigley 5 Tumwater 66, Centralia 58 Bailey 4, H. Bailey 29, D. Voetberg 4, Pe- Union 67, Skyview 41 5. Anacortes 15-3 67 6 6 p.m. FG: N/A FT: N/A Reb. 31 ters 9 University 58, North Central 44 6. Tumwater 16-2 59 7 ESPNU — High Point at Coastal Carolina FG: 16 of 56 —.286 FT: 19 of 28 Valley Ch. 55, Columbia (Hunters) 54 7. Pullman 14-5 57 5 At Adna 8. Sammamish 16-4 21 8 NBA BASKETBALL —.679 Reb: 21 (Wasson 6, Kerner 5) Walla Walla 72, Southridge 58 PIRATES 82, CARDINALS 34 Warden 73, White Swan 38 9. West Valley (Sp.) 13-6 18 9 Tumwater (66) — Snow, Gentry 4 p.m. Winlock 6 10 9 9 —34 Washington 43, Fife 40 10. Aberdeen 17-1 17 NR 13, Otton 1, Hiden-Baughn 5, Duboiski, Adna 34 18 17 13 —82 Washougal 48, Hockinson 38 Others receiving votes: Archbishop ESPN — L.A. Clippers at Toronto Dowers 3, Cooper 20, Gibbons 10, Van- Murphy 9. River Ridge 9. East Valley Winlock (34) — Garibay 11, Cole- W. Valley (Sp.) 51, E. Valley (Sp.) 41 6:30 p.m. denhazel 14 White River 69, Franklin Pierce 58 (Yakima) 8. Sehome 7. Washougal 7. man 10, Patching 5, Dean 2, Hall 4, FG: 24 of 59 —.407 FT: 12 of 26 Woodinville 77, Eastlake 36 North Kitsap 3. Squalicum 2. Wapato ESPN — Miami at San Antonio Mitchell 2 —.462 Reb: 36 (Vandenhazel 12) Woodland 53, Hudson’s Bay 30 2. Washington 2. Woodland 1. Sequim FG: 15 of 46 —.326 FT: 0 of 2 Zillah 59, Naches Valley 31 1. Shorecrest 1. Hockinson 1. WINTER SPORTS —.000 Reb. N/A Girls Basketball 10 a.m. Adna (82) — Olson 4, Hampton 2, GIRLS BASKETBALL Division 1A At Pe Ell NBCSN — Skiing, World Alpine Champion- Richardson 11, Trotter 10, Young 5, In- Adna 55, Winlock 7 1. Zillah (10) 18-1 116 1 LOGGERS 47, TROJANS 38 gle 6, Apperson 2, A. Latimer 2, Rigdon Almira/C-H 59, Odessa-Harrington 30 2. King’s (2) 16-2 110 2 ships, women’s downhill, at Vail, Colo. Onalaska 5 12 11 19 —47 AT Murphy 52, Cedar Park Ch. 27 3. Vashon Island 16-1 98 3 2, Moon 2, J. Latimer 16, Newman 22 Pe Ell 9 7 11 11 —38 Auburn Mountainview 53, Peninsula 35 4. La Salle 18-1 75 4 WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL FG: 35 of 59 —.593 FT: 6 of 8 —.750 Onalaska (47) — Duryea 16, Dal- Auburn Riverside 48, Lakes 42 5. Lakeside (9 Mile) 15-3 71 T5 5 p.m. Reb. N/A sted 3, Musick 10, Vint 10, Wright 8 Battle Ground 48, Heritage 33 6. Seattle Academy 11-5 48 T5 Bellarmine Prep 57, Yelm 20 7. Lynden Ch. 12-7 47 8 FS1 — Providence at Seton Hall FG: 16 of 54 —.296 FT: 11 of 15 At Onalaska Blaine 66, Meridian 49 8. Riverside 15-3 34 T5 —.733 Reb: 27 (Duryea 8) LOGGERS 51, TROJANS 20 Brewster 47, Lake Roosevelt 36 9. University Prep 14-3 30 9 Pe Ell (38) — Joner 6, Delavergne 2, SATURDAY, Feb. 7 Pe Ell 6 2 8 4 —20 Cascade Ch. 37, Bellevue Ch. 35 10. Meridian 12-8 14 10 Zock 6, H. Compton 16, A. Compton 6, Cashmere 63, Cascade 30 Onalaska 13 12 16 10 —51 Others receiving votes: King’s Way Ch. ATHLETICS Brooks 2 Cedarcrest 51, South Whidbey 42 School 7. Overlake School 6. Medical Pe Ell (20) — Speck 6, Arrington 3, FG: 12 of 45 —.267 FT: 10 of Central Valley 72, Mt. Spokane 31 Lake 3. Castle Rock 1. 3 p.m. Shepherd 3, Toepelt 2, Lusk 2, Jurek 2, 15 —.667 Reb: 34 (A. Compton 10, H. Chelan 37, Omak 22 NBCSN — New Balance Indoor Games, at Smith 2, J. Prestegord, T. Prestegord Chewelah 50, Riverside 30 Compton 8) Division 2B FG: 9 of 42 —.214 FT: 2 of 5 —.400 Chiawana 51, Kamiakin 33 1. Morton-WP (11) 18-0 110 1 Boston Reb. 20 (Speck, Arrington 4) Chimacum 56, Klahowya 40 2. Life Ch. 18-0 95 3 At Toutle AUTO RACING Onalaska (51) — Modica 17, Neil- Colton 76, Garfield-Palouse 32 3. Liberty (Spangle) 18-1 85 4 DUCKS 50, TIMBERWOLVES 30 son 10, Whitney 7, White 6, Huffman 6, Columbia Adventist 44, State Deaf 25 4. Okanogan 16-3 73 6 7 p.m. Morton-WP 8 3 7 12 —30 Colville 40, Freeman 33 5. Colfax 17-2 67 5 Swett 2, Beck 2, Girt 1, Colson ESPN2 — NHRA, qualifying for Winterna- Toutle Lake 8 12 18 12 —50 Coupeville 53, Port Townsend 35 6. Brewster 17-2 63 2 FG: 19 of 43 —.442 FT: 9 of 15 Morton-White Pass (30) — Kolb Crosspoint 39, Seattle Ch. 16 7. NWC (Colbert) 14-5 35 8 tionals, at Pomona, Calif. (same-day tape) —.600 Reb. 35 (Modica 9) Curtis 44, Bethel 36 10, Walton 11, Brooks, Hazen 5, Allen, 8. Adna 15-3 34 7 Cusick 42, Selkirk 32 9. Toledo 13-5 30 9 GOLF Robbins 4 At Morton E. Valley (Sp.) 66, W. Valley (Sp.) 55 10. Willapa Valley 13-5 5 10 3 a.m. FG: 8 of 34 —.235 FT: 11 of 18 TIMBERWOLVES 66, DUCKS 34 Elma 70, Tenino 32 Others receiving votes: Friday Harbor —.611 Reb. 16 (Hazen 5) TGC — European PGA Tour, Malaysian Toutle Lake 5 7 10 12—34 Emerald Ridge 37, Rogers (Puyallup) 33 4. LaConner 2. Auburn Adventist Acad- Toutle Lake (50) — Britzy Hockett Evergreen 47, Mountain View 38 emy 2. Open, third round, at Kuala Lumpur (same-day Morton-WP 25 20 15 6—66 Ferris 61, Rogers (Spokane) 54 8, Woodley 13, Deffenbaugh, Shank 4, Toutle Lake (34) — Hoff 9, Swan- Dean 2, Bailey Hockett 11, Gardner 12 Fife 61, Washington 42 Division B tape) son 6, Jorgeson 6, Morton 3, Phillips 4, Forest Ridge 55, Eastside Prep 23 1. Lummi (10) 18-0 100 1 10 a.m. FG: 22 of 54 —.407 FT: 3 of 9 —.333 Buck 6 Friday Harbor 33, Cedar Park Ch. Reb. 32 (Woodley 10) 2. Pomeroy 17-2 89 2 FG: 11 of 27 —.407 FT: 5 of 8 —.625 (Mountlake Terrace) 16 3. Neah Bay 12-2 78 3 TGC — PGA Tour, Farmers Insurance Open, Reb: 19 (Buck 6) Gig Harbor 54, Kennedy 44 4. Garfield-Palouse 18-1 73 4 third round, at San Diego At Toledo Morton-White Pass (66) — Poquette Gonzaga Prep 68, Shadle Park 40 5. Entiat 16-1 54 5 MULES 64, INDIANS 38 Inchelium 49, Northport 34 Others receiving votes: Sunnyside Ch. 6. Noon 16, Dunlap 9, Elledge 3, Walton 22, Kentlake 45, Kentridge 38 Wahkiakum 17 16 19 12 —64 Hanson 7, LeClef 2, Eveland 7 CBS — PGA Tour, Farmers Insurance Open, Toledo 14 4 6 14 —38 King’s 68, Granite Falls 13 GIRLS FG: 26 of 42 —.619 FT: 11 of 17 —.647 Kingston 46, North Mason 39 Division 4A third round, at San Diego Wahkiakum (64) — Souvenir 14, Reb: 22 (Walton 6, Collette 5) Kittitas 45, Waterville 44 Mace 3, Longtin 1, Olsen 28, Burdick 1, School Record Points TGC — LPGA, Bahamas Classic, third LaConner 79, Concrete 40 Last Wegdahl 3, Boyce 14 At Napavine Lakeside 61, Deer Park 14 1. Gonzaga Prep (10) 19-0 100 1 round, at Paradise Island FG: 23 of 64—.359 FT: 9 of 14— VIKINGS 66, TIGERS 64 (OT) Lakewood 54, Sultan 38 2. Inglemoor 17-1 85 2 2 p.m. .643 Reb: 31 Lewis and Clark 59, Mead 56 3. Todd Beamer 18-1 81 3 Mossyrock 18 14 6 20 8 —66 Lynden Ch. 52, Ferndale 29 Toledo (38) — Moore 2, A. Napavine 11 21 11 15 6—64 4. Bellarmine Prep 16-1 66 4 TGC — Champions Tour, Allianz Champi- Tauscher 4, Barge 2, Ewers 8, H. Medical Lake 41, Newport 34 5. Central Valley 16-3 57 5 Mossyrock (66) — Nelson 3, Miles Montesano 52, Aberdeen 14 onship, second round, at Boca Raton, Fla. (same- Tauscher 1, Chaselin Rice 10, Casee 6. Sunnyside 16-1 48 6 14, Senter 2, Kirkley 35, Bowman 2, Cal- Mount Baker 54, Squalicum 44 7. Walla Walla 17-2 30 8 day tape) Rice 7, Bowen 4 lies 2, Coleman 2, Gootgeld 6 Mount Vernon Ch. 45, Darrington 22 FG: 16 of 52—.308 FT: 5 of 10— 8. Moses Lake 15-2 29 7 FG: 27 of 56 —.482 FT: 9 of 16 Mt. Rainier Lutheran 64, Quilcene 48 9. Curtis 14-2 21 9 HORSE RACING .500 Reb: 27 (Chaselin Rice 9) —.563 Reb: 32 (Miles 9) Muckleshoot Tr. 62, Puget So. Adv. 23 10. Camas 14-3 9 NR 2:30 p.m. Napavine 69, Mossyrock 32 Others receiving votes: Wenatchee 8. Napavine (64) — Doughty 17, Neah Bay 70, Forks 22 FS1 — Thoroughbreds, Gulfstream Park At Mossyrock W. Stanley 16, VanWyck 2, Hoyt 12, Bothell 8. Lewis and Clark 6. Skyview 1. VIKINGS 69, TIGERS 32 Nooksack Valley 48, Bellingham 30 Chiawana 1. Dekoker 2, P. Stanley 9, Filley 6 North Kitsap 52, Sequim 36 Turf Handicap and Donn Handicap, at Hallan- Napavine 23 18 9 19 —69 FG: 21 of 62 —.339 FT: 16 of 26 Northwest School 48, Bush 33 Division 3A dale, Fla.; San Antonio Stakes and San Marcos Mossyrock 6 10 8 8 —32 —.615 Reb: 40 (W. Stanley 15) Oakesdale 55, LaCrosse/Wash/Kahl 11 Napavine (69) — White 8, Lorton 1. Lynnwood (11) 16-1 110 1 Stakes, at Arcadia, Calif. Okanogan 73, Liberty Bell 25 2. Lakeside (Seattle) 14-1 94 2 13, Sisson 6, Mendez-Reyes 2, Hamre At Elma Onalaska 47, Pe Ell 38 3. West Seattle 16-2 84 3 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 13, Olson 11, Kleemeyer 9, Bornstein 4, BEAVERS 53, EAGLES 36 Pasco 61, Hanford 40 4. Bellevue 16-3 72 5 Port Angeles 38, Bremerton 17 9 a.m. Thompson 3 Tenino 16 15 18 4—53 5. Glacier Peak 16-2 70 4 FG: 25 of 78—.321 FT: 10 of 19— Pullman 67, Cheney 41 6. Arlington 15-2 39 7 ESPN — Illinois vs. Michigan State Elma 10 7 11 8—36 Richland 66, Kennewick 56 .526 Reb: 23 Tenino (53) — Bailon 7, Spector 7. Ferndale 18-1 36 8 ESPN2 — Tennessee vs. Georgia River Ridge 58, Clover Park 50 8. Blanchet 14-4 35 6 Mossyrock (32) — Petrino 2, 2, Blancoe 10, Peterson 14, Pier 8, Rochester 39, Hoquiam 34 Smith 3, P. Moorcroft 2, K. Moorcroft 9. Wilson 16-2 31 9 ESPNU — Baylor at West Virginia Jonesnewsman 12 Seattle Academy 56, Overlake School 33 10. Edmonds-WW 15-2 23 10 12, Gross 3, Hensch 6, Bogar 4 FG: N/A FT: 8 of 14—.571 Reb: N/A Skyview 46, Union 36 FSN — Creighton at St. John’s Spanaway Lake 31, Bethel 30 Others receiving votes: Prairie 9. Cleve- FG: 11 of 53—.208 FT: 8 of 13— Elma (36) — Hickle 7, Smith 12, Rid- land 1. Auburn Riverside 1. 10 a.m. .615 Reb: 35 (Kelsie Moorcroft 13) St. John-Endicott 64, Liberty Ch. 42 er 2, Osgood 6, Martin 9 Steilacoom 56, Orting 32 CBS — Notre Dame at Duke FG: N/A FT: 2 of 8—.250 Reb: N/A Sumner 46, Enumclaw 39 Division 2A At Olympia Sunnyside Ch. 61, Bickleton 26 1. Mark Morris (12) 16-2 120 1 ESPNEWS — Temple at Memphis ACORNS 45, EAGLES 22 At Rochester Timberline 43, Stadium 41 2. W. F. West 17-2 101 2 3. White River 17-2 90 4 FS1 — Providence at Xavier Oakville 17 10 10 8 —45 GRIZZLIES 69, WARRIORS 44 Toutle Lake 50, Morton/White Pass 30 Pope JP II 4 8 3 7 —22 Tumwater 44, Centralia 41 (tie) East Valley (Sp.) 17-2 90 3 11 a.m. Hoquiam 22 23 12 12—69 5. Ellensburg 14-3 67 5 Oakville (45) — Matayah Lor- Rochester 12 11 11 10—44 University 49, North Central 25 ESPN — Kansas at Oklahoma St. Valley Ch. 30, Columbia (Hunters) 12 6. Burlington-Edison 15-3 57 7 ton 12, Begnaud 2, Maass 10, Richards, Hoquiam (69) — Spradlin 2, Edwards 7. Archbishop Murphy 14-3 48 8 ESPN2 — Texas-Arlington at Louisiana-La- White 12, Thebiay 6 W.F. West 55, Black Hills 29 9, Steen 17, Adams 19, Vonner 2, Kolby Wahkiakum 64, Toledo 38 8. Lynden 11-7 33 6 fayette FG: N/A FT: N/A Reb. N/A Stanstipher 7, Kyle Stanstipher 6, An- Walla Walla 48, Southridge 29 9. Kingston 15-3 13 9 Pope John Paul II (22) — Sullivan dersen 7 White River 72, Franklin Pierce 26 (tie) Black Hills 13-6 13 NR ESPNU — Texas Tech at Iowa St. Others receiving votes: Washougal 6, Amani 4, Simons 12 FG: N/A FT: 9 of 16—.563 Reb: N/A White Swan 73, Warden 30 FOX — Georgetown at Villanova FG: N/A FT: N/A Reb. N/A Zillah 49, Naches Valley 42 9. Olympic 5. East Valley (Yakima) 5. Rochester (44) — McLemore 22, Nel- Liberty (Renton) 3. Ephrata 2. Selah 2. NBCSN — VCU at St. Bonaventure son 18, Escott 2, Kennedy 2, Wednesday’s Statewide Scores Woodland 1. Fife 1. At Hoquiam FG: 20 of 57—.351 FT: 1 of 5—.200 Noon WARRIORS 39, GRIZZLIES 34 BOYS BASKETBALL Reb: 29 (Nelson 12) Aberdeen 68, Montesano 39 Division 1A ESPNEWS — Oklahoma at TCU Rochester 13 6 6 14 —39 Adna 82, Winlock 34 1. Lynden Ch. (8) 16-3 112 1 12:30 p.m. Hoquiam 2 11 11 10 —34 Tuesday’s Statewide Scores Central Kitsap 63, Mount Tahoma 58 2. Montesano (2) 19-0 97 3 Rochester (39) — Lancaster 15, BOYS BASKETBALL Cle Elum/Roslyn 55, Kittitas 47 3. Lakeside (9 Mile) 17-1 93 2 FS1 — DePaul at Butler Justice 11, Seymour 3, Keeli Demers 6, Almira/C-Hartline 53, Odessa-Harr. 48 Colfax 49, Reardan 37 4. Cashmere 16-2 86 4 1 p.m. Kessa Demers 4 AT Murphy 72, Cedar Park Ch. 35 Crescent 54, Clallam Bay 52 5. King’s (2) 15-3 83 5 Auburn 73, Bonney Lake 48 Foss 66, Capital 36 6. Kalama 17-2 60 6 ESPN — Texas vs. Kansas State FG: 17 of 45—.377 FT: 2 of 6—.333 7. Granger 18-2 51 7 Reb: 22 (Seymour 6) Auburn Adventist 66, NW Yeshiva 52 Hoquiam 69, Rochester 44 Kennedy 62, Evergreen (Seattle) 35 8. LaCenter 16-3 39 8 ESPN2 — Syracuse vs. Pittsburgh Hoquiam (34) — Quercia 8, Park- Auburn Mountainview 52, Peninsula 46 Auburn Riverside 62, Lakes 49 Lincoln 66, Wilson 64 9. Cascade Ch. 16-3 23 9 ESPNU — Nebraska at Penn St. er 7, Rose 9, Hernandez 4, Stewart 4, Bainbridge 56, Ingraham 53 Lindbergh 70, Highline 57 10. Seattle Ch. 15-4 7 NR Papp 2 Battle Ground 54, Heritage 49 Lummi 58, Grace Academy 27 Others receiving votes: Nooksack Val- NBCSN — Saint Louis at Fordham FG: 16 of 45—.355 FT: 1 of 11—.091 Bellarmine Prep 65, Yelm 41 Morton/White Pass 66, Toutle Lake 34 ley 5. La Salle 3. Bellevue Ch. 1. 1:30 p.m. Reb: 24 (Parker 7) Bellevue 83, Liberty 49 Mossyrock 66, Napavine 64, OT Bellingham 67, Nooksack Valley 50 North Thurston 56, Shelton 48 Division 2B FOX — Arizona at Arizona St. 1. Okanogan (10) 19-0 100 1 At Tumwater Black Hills 69, W. F. West 56 NW Chr. (C) 70, Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 44 3 p.m. Onalaska 51, Pe Ell 20 2. NWC (Colbert) 19-1 88 2 BEARCATS 55, WOLVES 29 Blanchet 62, Ballard 50 Bothell 69, Inglemoor 66 South Kitsap 48, Olympia 46 3. Colfax 17-3 77 3 ESPN2 — Alabama at LSU W.F. West 4 16 19 16 —55 Bremerton 35, Port Angeles 28 St. George’s 63, Wilbur-Creston 52 4. Toutle Lake 17-2 62 4 ESPNU — Texas A&M at Missouri Black Hills 12 3 8 6 —29 Brewster 75, Lake Roosevelt 36 Tenino 53, Elma 36 5. La Conner 19-0 52 5 W.F. West (55) — Lofgren 5, Kelly Cascade Ch. 51, Bellevue Ch. 33 Toledo 59, Wahkiakum 55 6. Wahkiakum 18-1 50 6 4 p.m. 7, Hanson 3, McKay 7, Parker 17, Spen- Cashmere 51, Cascade 22 7. Mabton 17-2 46 7 ESPN — Louisville at Virginia cer 12, Johnson 1, Steen 3 Central Valley 59, Mt. Spokane 46 GIRLS BASKETBALL 8. Ilwaco 17-1 37 T8 9. Willapa Valley 15-3 19 T8 FG: 19 of 52 —.365 FT: 15 of 25 Chelan 54, Omak 40 Arlington 79, Stanwood 58 5 p.m. Chiawana 61, Kamiakin 45 Bainbridge 60, Ingraham 53 10. Napavine 15-4 9 T10 —.600 Reb: 41 (Spencer 15, Parker 12) Chimacum 50, Klahowya 36 Bellarmine Prep 57, Yelm 20 Others receiving votes: Raymond 8. ESPN2 — Missouri St. at Wichita St. Black Hills (29) — Smothers 7, Clover Park 63, River Ridge 58 Bellevue 66, Liberty 38 White Swan 1. North Sound Ch. 1. ESPNU — SMU at Tulsa Huru 4, Duff 8, Tarrow 2, Gummerus 6, Columbia Adventist 63, State Deaf 35 Blanchet 68, Ballard 33 Ward 2 Columbia River 70, Fort Vancouver 47 Capital 47, Foss 19 Division B 6 p.m. FG: 12 of 48 —.250 FT: 4 of 7 —.571 Coupeville 61, Port Townsend 57 Central Kitsap 57, Mount Tahoma 36 1. Colton (9) 19-0 90 1 ESPN — Kentucky at Florida Reb: N/A Eastside Catholic 56, Nathan Hale 34 Clallam Bay 39, Crescent 23 2. Republic 18-0 78 2 Edmonds-Woodway 66, Lynnwood 47 Colfax 63, Wilbur-Creston 17 3. Sunnyside Ch. 16-2 62 4 7 p.m. Emerald Ridge 21, Bethel 18 Columbia River 63, Fort Vancouver 20 4. Neah Bay 13-0 55 3 ESPNU — Hawaii at UC Santa Barbara At Centralia Evergreen 95, Mountain View 76 Davenport 70, Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 67, OT 5. Pateros 10-1 40 5 T-BIRDS 44, TIGERS 41 (OT) Freeman 58, Colville 34 Eastside Catholic 62, Nathan Hale 25 Others receiving votes: Touchet 13. 8:30 p.m. Tumwater 11 8 12 6 8 —44 Friday Harbor 78, Cedar Park Ch. 36 Everett 63, Marysville-Pilchuck 35 Crosspoint Academy 9. Mount Vernon ESPN2 — Gonzaga at San Francisco Centralia 5 7 13 11 5 —41 Garfield-Palouse 68, Colton 38 Garfield 49, Rainier Beach 16 Ch. 7. Moses Lake Ch. Academy 6. • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015

NFL College Basketball Russell Wilson Has No Doubts — on Last Super Bowl Play Call Without Upshaw, By Gregg Bell Defense Still Work in The Tacoma News Tribune RENTON — Russell Wil- Progress For Huskies son watched the film of Super By Christian Caple Bowl 49 about a dozen times in The Tacoma News Tribune the first 18 hours after Sunday’s game. EUGENE, Ore. — Their And he still believes in the postseason aspirations, the decision coach Pete Carroll and Washington Huskies insist, are play caller Darrell Bevell made: still alive. Throw the fateful pass intended They just have to figure out for Ricardo Lockett from the how to play defense. Again. 1-yard line on second down with “We just have to, right now, 25 seconds to go and their Seat- immediately, keep guys in front tle Seahawks trailing New Eng- of us,” UW coach Lorenzo Ro- land, 28-24. mar said. “We don’t have much “When I threw it, it was margin for error once a guy gets ‘Touchdown. Second Super Bowl by us and gets in the paint. So ring. Here we go!’ ” Wilson said we have to do a better job of do- Tuesday as he and hushed team- ing that. If we can do that and mates somberly cleaned out continue to start to shoot these their lockers at the Virginia Ma- higher percentages, then, yeah, son Athletic Center — instead of we definitely can reach our preparing for their second Su- Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press goals.” per Bowl championship parade Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson greets airline employees and their families on the team’s return from the The immediate objective, through downtown Seattle in as Super Bowl Monday at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport in SeaTac, Wash. The Seahawks lost in the Super Bowl to the of course, is simply to beat the many Februarys. New England Patriots on Sunday. Oregon Ducks on Wednesday “I had no doubt in the play night at Matthew Knight Arena, call,” Wilson said. “Still don’t.” Renewal of the head. That is On Sunday, after his inter- with perhaps as much as two- where the Huskies have an 0-4 It’s not that the Seahawks’ what Carroll told his players to ception ended Seattle’s dream third of that, north of $66 mil- record since the state-of-the-art quarterback loves horror flicks. get during a noon meeting Tues- of back to back, Wilson was al- lion, guaranteed. That would building opened in 2010-11. To those in the Northwest, that day. He wants most to get away ready thinking of how to get to make him the highest-paid And Washington (14-7, 3-6 is what film of the Patriots’ Mal- from the game for a month or so. Super Bowl 50. quarterback in the league. Pac-12 Conference) badly needs colm Butler sprinting immedi- For Wilson, true renewal “Our focus is on what can we He says that’s not his goal. this one after losing, at home, ately to the pass before Lockette won’t come until more than do for the next opportunity that “No,” said the guy with 42 to Stanford and California last had a chance to reach the ball half a calendar year from now. we have so whenever that next NFL wins, the most by a QB in week. at the goal line will forever be. The NFL’s 2015 regular season practice is, April, April 20th, the first three seasons of a career, Those defeats came on the Butler intercepted the pass. The doesn’t begin until Sept. 10-14. whatever it is, we will be ready “for me, I just want to keep win- heels of Romar’s dismissal of first and only interception in “The part I hate is that I have to go,” he said. “And when the ning. I don’t worry about all that 7-foot center Robert Upshaw, 335 plays from the 1-yard line to wait seven months to play an- games come around the goal stuff.” the top shot-blocker in the in the NFL’s 2014 regular season other game,” said the only quar- will still be to be 1-0. It’s never He does have a goal to re- country and a more effective de- and this postseason ended the terback to start two Super Bowls different. Win, lose or draw it’s main with the Seahawks far be- fensive deterrent than the Hus- kies have ever had. Seahawks’ drive to win consecu- in his first three seasons in the never going to change with me. yond 2015. Contract talks can Now that he’s gone, the tive Super Bowls. They ended up league. “My focus is still on be- Maybe I’m boring. Maybe I am begin immediately, now that the one yard short of becoming the ing a Super Bowl-type winning sick in the mind in that way. But Huskies have precious little season is finally over. rim protection — a knee injury eighth franchise to repeat, and quarterback for this football that’s just how I think. Wilson’s unequivocal sup- “I think that’s why we’ve been to 6-foot-10 forward Jernard first in a decade. team, obviously. And getting port Tuesday for Bevell — he Asked if he saw Butler’s gi- back there. But not just getting in two Super Bowls the last three Jarreau hasn’t helped, either — called the criticized offensive gantic break as Wilson starting back. Getting back is not good years and we’ve been in the play- meaning man-to-man break- coordinator the key reason he’s his throwing motion toward enough. offs every time: We don’t change downs more often result in him and Lockette, Wilson said: “That’s what’s great about this our mindset. I know the guys in been to three postseasons and easy layups or fouls. There were “No. … He made a phenomenal football team — and the fans, that locker room don’t change two Super Bowls so far in three plenty of both last week against play. One of those bang-bang too. Being in that (University that mindset on anything else.” seasons — is an indicator the California, which shot 60 per- plays.” of Phoenix) stadium and feel- Wilson will likely be doing passer is on the same page with cent from the field and escaped Instead, Wilson is watch- ing that disappointment, feeling something else before that April Carroll and Schneider on the Seattle with a 90-88 victory. ing and re-watching to gain full that disappointment in general, minicamp: Discussing with his franchise’s future. Those two The Huskies can’t hope for understanding of what caused that’s the amazing part about agent, Mark Rodgers, the new team architects are Bevell’s big- another player to attempt to Seattle to blow its 24-14 lead in our fans, our organization, our contract offers Seahawks’ gener- gest supporters, with Carroll on mimic Upshaw’s defensive pres- the fourth quarter. He’s search- players, is that we now all expect al manager John Schneider and Monday calling Bevell “crucially ence. That isn’t going to happen. ing also for what the offense did to win it all, you know. When his staff are likely to be negotiat- important” to the team’s future. Instead, they’re fielding quicker right — and to where he and it you think about that, that’s dif- ing soon. “I obviously want to play in lineups — sometimes playing should go next. ferent than it was before.” Wilson’s rookie contract Seattle forever,” Wilson said. five guards together — and try- Wilson did take one break Last year, in the same mo- as Seattle’s third-round draft “That’s my goal, and I want to ing to press and trap to force from sleep and re-living the ment he was on a field stage in choice in 2012 — the deal that be with this organization. I love turnovers and fuel their transi- deadly Super Bowl ending over the New Jersey Meadowlands paid him the absurdly bargain this organization. I love this city. tion game. and over: He went to a barber hoisting the Lombardi Trophy salary of $662,000 this past sea- I love these fans, and I love win- That attacking mindset Monday to cut off almost all the minutes after beating Denver in son and is scheduled to pay him ning here. helped UW force 14 turnovers unruly, dark-and-curly hair he Super Bowl 48, Wilson thought $799,000 — ends after next sea- “But still — I’m still think- against Cal, and the Huskies hadn’t trimmed since the begin- of the work needed to get to Su- son. Wilson, 26, could get $100 ing I’ve got a game on Sunday. scored 19 points off those take- ning of the regular season. per Bowl 49. million or more for five seasons That’s what I’m still feeling like.” aways. But they too often sacri- ficed proper defensive position in an attempt to take the ball Browns Face Possible Suspension, Fine, Loss of Draft Pick in Texting Probe away, and wound up allowing easy buckets. By Nate Ulrich Mike Pettine revealed NFL in- “If you have the leading shot- Akron Beacon Journal (MCT) vestigators had already been to blocker in the country,” UW team headquarters to ask ques- guard Andrew Andrews said, The result of the NFL’s in- tions. “it’s ... not that big of a deal if a vestigation into whether a high- “The investigators came in guy gets a step on you because ranking member of the Browns’ here,” Pettine said. “I spoke with you’re able to kind of be on his personnel staff texted com- them. When that’s resolved, I’ll hip and send him to (Upshaw) ments about play calls from the be in a better situation to speak to block a shot or affect his shot. press box to the sideline during on it. Now that we don’t have that, Ro- a game this past season could “Obviously, I’m aware of [the mar’s really emphasizing squar- come to light soon. report]. I do know that’s an on- ing people up and making sure And it might not be pretty for going league investigation. At they can’t drive. Making sure the organization or for general they shoot over a hand. We’ve manager Ray Farmer. this time, I’d prefer not to talk about it.” just got to do a better job of do- The possible sanctions the ing that.” Browns are facing include a Owner Jimmy Haslam stressed the Browns have fully Romar spoke earlier this sea- suspension of Farmer lasting son about his team’s renewed cooperated with the investiga- as many as three or four games, belief in its defensive abilities, tion. a fine and the loss of a draft Tony Dejak / The Associated Press and throughout UW’s first 19 pick, Cleveland.com reported “I know that Ray and Pett and games, it showed. The Huskies In this Dec. 14, 2014, ile photo, Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon Sashi Brown, our general coun- Wednesday. runs the ball during an NFL football game against the Cincinnati Bengals in ranked in the top 10 nationally NFL spokesman Michael Si- sel, are cooperating fully with in field-goal percentage defense Cleveland. The NFL suspended Gordon for at least one year without pay for vio- the NFL, and if we did anything gnora declined to comment on lating the league’s substance-abuse program. — they’re still a respectable 23rd, the report. A Browns spokes- wrong, I’m sure we’ll correct it at 38.3 percent — and looked as man did not immediately return The NFL began its investiga- Beacon Journal it was Farmer. and make whatever amends,” if that dedication would yield a message seeking comment. tion after Cleveland.com pub- ESPNCleveland.com also Haslam said Jan. 22 during an NCAA tournament-worthy Texting about play calls from lished a report about the alleged reported Wednesday that un- the Greater Cleveland Sports résumé. the press box to the sideline texting on Jan. 6. named sources have said Farmer Awards. “I know we’ve cooper- But in the two games since would be a violation of league League sources have told texted coaches in the coaches’ ated fully with the NFL.” Upshaw’s departure, opponents rules prohibiting electronic Cleveland.com Farmer is the box during games to complain The investigation could wrap have shot 56.6 percent, and it communication about com- high-ranking member of the about play calls and the usage of up as early as this week or next has become clear that UW sim- petitive or strategic information personnel staff who was texting. players. week, according to Cleveland. ply can’t play the same without during games. A league source also told the On Jan. 22, Browns coach com. him.

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NBA Warriors’ Dream Season Uncharted Territory For Owner By Tim Kawakami against the Los Angeles Clippers, San Jose Mercury News (MCT) losing in seven games. Exit Jackson. Enter Kerr. And OAKLAND, Calif. — War- now the Warriors are heading riors co-owner Joe Lacob, who into a massive showdown Friday does not often check his words against Atlanta, which has the or water down his promises, did best record in the East. a little of both when we sat down “Let’s just try to get as good for a 30-minute talk a few days a home-court advantage as we ago. can, let’s get in the playoffs and His giant and constant smile see how far we go, and it’s all go- throughout the conversation in his office at Warriors headquar- ing to be fun and interesting for ters late last week, however, told a everyone to speculate on,” Lacob larger, brighter story. said. “I think we’re entering un- Tangibly, the Warriors’ romp charted territory for me as an through the first 45 games has owner,” Lacob said. “We’ll see convinced Lacob and the rest of what happens.” ownership that the core of this The happy truth for Lacob: team is worth keeping together The NBA standings bellow loud- into the near future. er than anything Lacob could say. That’s important because When we spoke, the Warriors the Warriors almost certainly had the best record in the West; will have to pay the luxury tax after losing to Utah and beating next season for the first time in Phoenix in the days after our franchise history if they want to talk, the Warriors still are the re-sign essential power forward West’s top team. Draymond Green. Yes, things are going well, “I don’t think we have any Lacob agreed. Yes, coach Steve other choice,” Lacob said when Kerr and his staff are doing great asked directly about paying things in Kerr’s first season with the tax next season. “Numbers the Warriors; and general man- would dictate — anyone can look ager Bob Myers and his staff have at them — that we’re very likely put together a deep and powerful in the luxury tax and very likely Warriors roster. very substantially, next year. But when I asked Lacob if he “You want to do it when the feels the team’s success this sea- timing is right. Maybe the tim- son has perhaps redeemed him ing’s right. ... We’re pretty good. in the public’s eye after a few And so, I think we need to take rocky times early in his owner- Rich Pedroncelli / The Associated Press advantage of that and go for it.” ship tenure, Lacob shook his Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry,center, drives to the basket against Sacramento Kings guard Ben McLemore, Lacob was intentionally try- head. right, as Kings forward Derrick Williams, led,t looks on during the irst quarter of an NBA basketball game in Sacramento on ing to tamp down the exuber- “I’m sure I’ll be criticized Tuesday. ance when we talked, but he also again,” Lacob said. “So ... even wasn’t trying to run away from if I told you that I felt good ... or page. ... The fun part is the ride.” record: Would anything less “It would be pretty amazing to what the team is accomplishing. ‘redeemed’ is the word you used. When Lacob and Peter Gu- than winning the title be con- make the Western Conference fi- Or that this was all part of the Sounds terrible — sounds like I ber took over the Warriors in sidered a disappointment this nals this year, because we haven’t grand vision. came from hell.” gone that far at least under our “It’s a plan from Day1,” Lacob OK, Joe, how about: Do you November2010, Lacob was less season? ownership. It would be even said. “I’d love to sit here and be feel justified? than shy about their goals. They “Oooh, no, I can’t answer that more amazing to go further.” humble and say we got lucky. “Look, I feel pretty good about were in this only to win champi- question and look good,” Lacob where we’re at and the things onships ASAP, Lacob said, and said, shaking his head and laugh- Lacob’s general goal at the “I’ll be humble and just say we’ve done,” Lacob said. nothing less. ing quietly. start of the season — as it was it’s fortunate that things have “I love coming in here every So, the question now, with “We’ve played to a very high last season, under Mark Jackson worked out the way we planned. day and being here and knowing the Warriors riding MVP-favor- level. So I think now we all know _ was to earn home-court ad- Maybe I’ll just put it that way.” we’re all building something to- ite Stephen Curry, fellow All-Star we have a shot, maybe, of achiev- vantage in the first round of the It’s all part of where Lacob’s gether and we’re all on the same Klay Thompson, and a winning ing something pretty great. playoffs. team has put itself, four years Last season, the Warriors into his ownership and 45 games won 51 games but were the sixth into a dream season. seed and didn’t have home-court It’s uncharted territory — the College Football advantage in the first round best kind. Washington State Focusing on Lines and DBs SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — Wednesday when T.J. Fehoko, think the first time we ever Photo Reprints Washington State coach Mike a defensive end from Cotton- walked into Jake’s high school, Leach signed a quarterback wood High School in Murray, his coach said that to me, ‘I and three wide receivers for his Utah, announced he was se- know you hear this all the time, Air Raid offense on Wednesday, lecting WSU over Nevada and but we’ve got Kellen Moore,’ but wanted to highlight some North Carolina State. that type of thing.” from other players in his latest re- The Cougars lost some like- Browning was at the top of cruiting class. ly recruits because of the move Washington’s recruiting class See a photo you like in the paper? “The quality of the offen- of receivers coach Dennis Sim- of 24 players. Browning has sive and defensive line and the mons to Oklahoma. been on campus for a month Get a quality print to keep! defensive backs in particular,” Receiver Dahu Green of already, having enrolled at the $ 99 05 Leach said when asked to place Oklahoma City opted out of a start of winter quarter after 3 .5 ”x5 ” 4 shipping $3 an identity on his recruiting commitment and signed with setting high school records at ...... Total: $804 class. Oklahoma. Deontay Burnett of Folsom High School just out-

“This is the best class in my Gardena, California, another side of Sacramento, California. $ 99 05 opinion we’ve had since I’ve receiver committed to WSU, Browning threw 229 touch- 4x6 6 shipping $3 been here,” said Leach, who is has not yet signed. down passes in just three sea- ...... Total: $1004 entering his fourth season with sons. He had 91 TD passes and the Cougars. WASHINGTON STATE just seven interceptions in 2014 $ 99 5x7 11 shipping $305 Of the 23 players signed by Top 25 Class: No before graduating early and en- Leach, 17 were from California, Best in class: Tyler Hilinski, rolling at Washington...... Total: $1504 two from American Samoa, QB, Upland, California. Washington’s class features $ 99 and one each from Washing- Best of the rest: Jeremiah depth at nearly every position, 8x10 18 shipping $305 ton, Arizona, Maryland and Mitchell, DE, Riverside CC; including a scholarship long Utah. Kyrin Priester, WR, Lilburn, snapper. The Huskies landed ...... Total: $2204 Safety Deion Singleton of Ga. some of the top in-state re- Pasco was the only in-state Late addition: T.J. Fehoko, cruits, including cornerback player Leach signed. Singleton DE, Murray, Utah. Austin Joyner, defensive end originally signed last year but One that got away: Dahu Benning Potoa’e and running Photo Reprint Request Form was declared academically in- Green, WR, Oklahoma City. back Myles Gaskin. Date of Paper ______Section & Page______eligible. Key for Washington was Leach said the Cougars are adding depth at specific posi- Brief description of photo ______likely to add some walk-on QB Browning Heads Second tions, namely along the offen- ______players from Washington. Class for Petersen’s Huskies sive line and on the front seven Freshman quarterback Ty- of the defense. The Huskies ______ler Hilinski from Upland, Cali- SEATTLE (AP) — Wash- signed a trio of offensive line- Size Requested ______Quantity ______ington coach Chris Petersen fornia, graduated from high men, five defensive linemen Subtotal ______+shipping ______Total ______school early and has already believes he found something and five linebackers. enrolled at WSU for the spring special in quarterback Jake Petersen noted the process Billing Information semester. Browning. And the last thing was much easier this year than First & Last Name ______Petersen wants is additional the recruiting scramble of last “Big guy but also kind of Email ______Phone______mobile,” Leach said. “Extreme- expectations heaped on the na- winter after leaving Boise State ly productive inside the pocket tional high school record hold- to take the Washington job. Address ______and outside the pocket.” er for career touchdown passes. City ______State ______Zip ______The new receivers include Yet even Petersen acknowl- WASHINGTON sophomore Kyrin Priester, a edged on Wednesday’s national Top 25 Class: On the bubble Credit card payment only transfer from Clemson who letter of intent day that Brown- Best in class: Jake Browning, Name on the card ______was heavily recruited out of ing has some of the same char- QB, Granite Bay, California high school in Georgia. The acteristics Petersen saw in Kel- Best of the rest: DE Ben- Card# ______Exp. date ______CVC# ______others are junior college trans- len Moore when the pair were ning Potoa’e, CB Austin Joyner, Shipping Information fer C.J. Dimry and freshman setting records at Boise State. LB DJ Beavers Same as Billing Address Kyle Sweet, who becomes the “I think when you have re- Late addition: Potoa’e didn’t latest of a line of players from ally good players at certain po- verbally commit until late First & Last Name ______Santa Margarita Catholic High sitions you’re looking for those January. Most of Washington’s Company Name ______School in California to join the characteristics and so certainly class was locked up before the Cougars. we do. I hate to put any expec- first of the year. Address ______“They develop players bet- tations and say ‘He’s going to One that got away: Chris City ______State ______Zip ______ter than most programs do,” be like this,’ and those type of Warren, RB, Rockwell, Texas. Leach said. things but I think there are a Warren selected the Longhorns Mail form to The Chronicle, Attn: Customer Service CH531804ac.db 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531 The Cougars got a surprise lot of them,” Petersen said. “I over Washington. All sales are inal. Visit chronline.mycapture.com for more options The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015

Editor: Eric Schwartz Phone number: 807-8224 Life e-mail: [email protected] ‘Hungry for Change’ Chehalis Nutrition Class Focuses on Healthy Living

Avoid Eating Sugar White flour White rice High-fructose corn syrup Kate Hydrogenated fats Highly processed foods Moore’s Advice Diet or sugared soda Chips and crackers for Good and Fruit juices A vegan diet; vegetar- Healthy Eating ian is good, but some an- Do imal proteins are needed Drink water, 6-8 cups of water for optimum health. daily Relax Chew food thoroughly, 30 times per mouthful Eat Nutrient dense, whole foods, including animal proteins such as eggs and dairy Good fats from eggs, flax- seed, nuts, fish oils, coconut oil and butter Fermented foods Raw foods

Kate Moore discusses her guide to healthful eating during a nutritional talk at the Vernetta Smith Timberland Regional Library last month.

By Kerry Serl bacteria in our intestines also body functioned and how food For The Chronicle make vitamins such as B1, B2, could play a role in health,” Rie- B12 and K. desel said. Eighteen people attended Moore said, “Junk food takes She consulted specialists in the first of three “Hungry for nutrients from our body without Oregon, New York, local doctors Change” nutritional talks by giving us nutrients in exchange.” and a naturopath. She studied Kate Moore at the Chehalis all views on what cancer is and Timberland Library on Tuesday, Moore cautioned not to eat what it does. Jan. 13. in a stressed state. When the body is stressed, it sends blood Riedesel said she was deter- Organizers hope even more to the big muscles and not the mined “to heal my body from people will come out for the fi- digestive system. When in this nal two sessions of the course. the inside out.” Her dietary state, less nutrition is obtained changes were not made all at The first talk focused on di- from the food. If not enough nu- once, but over a year or more. gestion. trients are obtained while eating Now she has given up sugar. She Moore presented a very de- stressed, cells become malnour- eats more alkaline foods and tailed talk on digestion, from ished and tissue damage starts whole grains, though she eats the time your brain thinks about to happen as the system breaks some white rice and some or- For The Chronicle eating until it comes out the down at a cellular and organ ganic white flour. She eats wild Kerry Serl / other end. She said when we eat level. game and raises her own chick- Raven Riesesel, of Adna, is seen after preparing some of the healthful food op- tions suggested during the irst of three “Hungry for Change” nutritional classes at nutrient rich, properly prepared, Moore recommends relaxing ens for meat and eggs. She gave whole food and have healthy di- the Vernetta Smith Timerland Regional library. before eating. “Take the time to up soda, fast food and junk food. gestion, we can help our body give thanks for your food. Take She exercises three times a week prevent or heal from degenera- a few deep breaths before eating. and drinks lots of water. tive disease, that is, any disease Do not eat while standing, on As Moore recommends, Rie- factor.” eat sugar and starchy carbo- that you are not born with or the go or in front of the televi- “We all have cancer cells in hydrates, such as pasta, chips, catch from someone else. desel tries to relax before eating. sion. Eat with friends and fam- “I pray before meals. I moved our body. Our immune system crackers, and white rice. The Winlock resident Moore is ily,” she advises. destroys them quickly if it is third talk is a “Discussion a nutritional therapy practitio- to the country and take time For many, following this ad- each day to enjoy the view,” she working well. If we keep our gas- about Fats” on Tuesday, March ner certified by the Nutritional trointestinal system happy, with 10. Moore discusses the impor- Therapy Association. After 25 vice would be a major lifestyle said. nutrient dense food, and staying tance of fat in our nutrition; fat years as a massage therapist, change. For most, the change is Over this time period Rie- relaxed, we give our body a bet- she wanted to learn more about temporary. One local resident desel had her cancer cells mea- is needed to make cells, for vita- ter chance,” Moore said. alternative healing. Moore took has successfully changed her sured every three months. She min absorption, and for making a nine-month course last year lifestyle. graphed what events were going SugarScience.org, a site hormones. with the Nutritional Therapy Adna resident Raven Rie- on in her life, including stresses where a team of scientists sum- Both talks are 6 to Practitioner Program, which is desel follows a nutritional regi- and any new environments. She marizes all the science data 7:30 p.m. at the Vernetta Smith a national program that started men for her health that includes always found that food more on sugar, reports a correlation Chehalis Timberland Library. in Olympia. Moore works as a many of Moore’s recommenda- than anything else correlated between high intakes of sugar All programs at Timberland li- dietary and lifestyle coach fo- tions. Riedesel said, “Changing with her improved cancer cell and refined carbohydrates with braries are free and open to the cusing on the individual and my diet was hard at first, but numbers. an increased risk of some can- public. People are welcome to getting healthy rather than a now I no longer crave sugar. In her most recent test, her cers, as well as to higher rates come to any of the talks. specific goal such as weight loss. Junk food no longer tastes good.” cancer cells were undetectable. of recurrence and lower rates of survival after cancer therapy. Kerry Serl Moore said that if our gastro- Three years ago at age 27, She is still undergoing chemo- is a freelance intestinal tract is healthy, we are Riedesel was diagnosed with therapy, but feels healing her However, the team determined writer for the healthy. The intestines handle 80 chronic mylogenious leukemia. body with food has a lot to do more research needs to be done Life section of percent of our immune system. She underwent chemotherapy with her fight against cancer. in this area. The Chronicle. Viruses, bacteria and parasites for six months, then, “I thought When asked if Raven’s cancer Moore’s second talk on E-mail her at from food and air are attacked in there must be a better way,” she could have been affected by her “Blood Sugar Regulation” is fishandleaf@ the gastrointestinal tract before said. diet and state of mind, Moore Tuesday. She will discuss what msn.com they get into the body. The good “I started to learn how the said food could be a “really big happens in our body when we Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015 LIFE February Brings Opportunity to get Ready for Spring

By Don Tapio fertilizer to give turfgrass Varieties and Culture.” help to minimize both in- for the Chronicle a head start on this year’s This publication offers a sect and disease problems growing season. basic guide for home or- once the weather warms. There’s no question February days pro- chards in Western Wash- Those wanting to learn that our unseasonably vide the most opportune ington and provides a list more on how to make this warm temperatures have time for selective prun- of tree and vine fruit va- year’s garden their best many gardeners predict- ing. While many struggle rieties along with cultural ever will not want to miss ing an early spring. Both with the science of prun- information. An excellent the popular Gardening for my raspberry plants and ing it’s always easy to start companion to the publi- Everyone program offered roses are already sprout- by simply cutting out cation is EB 1640 titled: by WSU Master Garden- ing new leaves and my dead and crisscrossing “Growing Small Fruits ers in Lewis County. Mark Japanese quince is show- branches, and then re- for the Home Garden.” your calendar for Saturday, ing pink flower buds. I’ve moving heavily diseased Luscious color will make already mowed my lawn material. WSU Extension your mouth water wheth- March 7, for a day of edu- here on the farm in Roch- has a great selection of er you like berries, red, cational workshops begin- ester three times. There’s publications to help even black or blue. You’ll find ning at 9 a.m. with topics nothing that improves the most timid gardener a wealth of information ranging from “Growing the aesthetic appearance accomplish the art and on recommended variet- Grapes” to “Tackling of the home landscape science of pruning. You ies as well as cultural in- Tough Weeds in the more than getting all of can call the WSU Exten- formation. Home Landscape.” Class- the grass blades at the sion publication office Following up the es are held in Washing- same length, plus it helps toll free at 1-800-723- pruning operation with ton Hall on the Centralia to remove some of the 1783 or online at: https:// a dormant spray is always College Campus and all moss that has accumu- pubs.wsu.edu Many of a good idea providing it’s are free. Although no pre- lated over the winter. It the publications are now applied on a day when registration is required, won’t be long before gar- available to download for no rain is in the forecast. plan to arrive early as class free! One of my favorites Donald Tap- den stores and retailers Both lime sulfur and cop- pace may be limited. For io is a WSU Ex- is EB 0937 titled: “Fruit begin promoting moss per sulfate when used ac- a list of additional classes tension regional Handbook for West- cording to labeled call the WSU Extension specialist emeri- control products contain- ern Washington: ing a mixture of iron and directions will office at (360) 740-1216. tus. He may be reached at tapi- [email protected].

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WHY YOU NEED TO LEARN THIS I was a bit confused, truthfully, at first, about what would make a good mid-winter story, and therefore enlisted the ad- WEAVING A BACON MAT vice of my editor as to which one to choose from the many ideas we’d kicked around. Without a moment’s hesitation, he said, “I like the bacon idea for January. Because, well, bacon!” If you know how to make a lattice pie crust, it’s pretty much the same technique. And that pretty much sums up why you need to learn this. Lay an odd number of bacon strips next to each other with sides touching. Because, well, bacon. Peel the odd-numbered pieces all the way back down to within about an inch from the end. Lay another bacon slice crosswise across the even pieces, nestling it so it touches the bent back pieces. Replace the bent back pieces so they cover the crosswise piece. THE STEPS YOU TAKE Next, peel back the even numbered pieces all the way to the first crosswise piece. What is it about bacon that so inflames our passions? Of Lay another crosswise piece over the odd pieces so that it touches the bent back even course there’s that terrific smoky, porky flavor. Perhaps more pieces, then replace the even pieces to their original position. importantly, though, it satisfies two of our most basic taste Continue on with this until you have a beautiful bacon blanket that you’d be happy cravings: salt and umami. We’ve recently covered these two to swaddle your baby in. If your baby were made of meatloaf. tastes in Prep School, so I won’t bore you with the details. Suf- fice it to say that these two tastes are related to chemical com- pounds our bodies crave. Bacon fills that salt craving because it’s made by curing pork belly in salt. Lots and lots of salt. Be- cause one of the functions of salt is to draw out moisture, and because water has no taste, the umami gets increased as well. Unfortunately the sad truth is that most of us don’t get the most out of our bacon. We just cook it and eat it, never real- izing that every package of bacon gives us not one, but three awfully useful and terribly delicious products. Let me explain. Obviously, there’s the bacon itself. Cook it in strips to your desired doneness and have it with eggs or on a BLT sandwich. (Add a couple of slices of avocado for a “BLAT.” Or, strips of orange rind for a BLORT? OK, I made that one up.) Alternately, slice it raw crosswise into inch-long, quarter- inch-wide strips called “lardons.” Crisp them in a pan and they’re perfect sprinkled over nearly anything: salads, soups, baked potatoes, vanilla ice cream, chocolate pudding. O, Bacon, is there anything you can’t improve? (By the way, lardons cook more evenly than bacon strips and therefore look better than crumbled bacon, which often Bill Hogan / Chicago Tribune has large pieces of undercooked bacon fat attached to overly Weave the bacon strips like a basket, pulling up alternate pieces, then tucking in crisp meat portions.) more pieces crosswise. Here’s the thing, though: If all you’re doing is eating the cooked bacon, you’re consuming less than half of its original, raw weight. The rest is being wasted. And we can’t have that. So, what is that unused portion? First there’s the melted (aka “rendered”) fat. After your bacon is cooked, pour the fat through a fine mesh strainer into a lidded glass jar and keep it in the refrigerator. It has all the same porky, smoky flavor as the bacon itself. Use it to saute vegetables or sear meats for an added element of smoky umami. Then there are all those little brown, crispy bits that stick to the bottom of the pan as the bacon cooks, like dehydrated clumps of smoky bacon juice. They can add a pile of flavor to soups, sauces, braises and stews. Here’s how: After pouring the fat into your glass jar, deglaze the pan with broth or white wine or even water. Scrape that deglazed liquid into the jar with the fat. The liquid will sink to the bottom and, when it cools, turn into a super flavorful, gelatinized goo pro- tected from any microorganisms by an airtight seal of solid ba- con fat. Next time you’re making a pan sauce or a simple tomato sauce, use the fat to saute your aromatics, then scrape in that ge- Make sure the strips it snugly against each other. latinized goo. Trust me, it’s worth the small effort. And the best part is, because of that airtight seal, it’ll last in your fridge for — well, not forever, surely, but it might just still be good when they reanimate your cryogenically frozen head. HERE ARE A FEW MORE IDEAS: 1. Barding: This simply means covering with fat. The most common iteration of this is meatloaf covered with bacon strips. For larger roasts, like a boneless turkey breast, weave the strips into a blanket (see sidebar). 2. Bacon jam: Crisp 1 pound of bacon lardons; remove them from the pan. Saute 1 each minced shallot and onion in the fat, then add a couple of ounces each of brown sugar, maple syrup, cider vinegar, bourbon (if you like) and brewed coffee. Add the bacon back, reduce to a syrupy, jammy consistency, then pulse it in a food pro- cessor and serve with crackers, cheese, bread, omelets or Cover the meatloaf (or chicken or roast) with the inished blanket, tucking it around freshly cooked vegetables. the sides. 3. Bacon dressing: Like an unreduced bacon jam, just crisp some lardons, add some sliced red onion, vinegar and a little maple syrup and pour over fresh greens — spinach is traditional.

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We had a miliar surroundings such as their ton Dance Ensemble has given the believe in, they may recognize and special events this month great turn out and had a lot of fun! home, nursing home, Adult Family gift of dance to the Lewis County that their overall happiness and including: Thank you to The Loft for providing home or assisted living facility. For area. The Dance Ensemble has per- mental well-being has improved. *New* Tribal Bellydance 6-Week such a fabulous venue! Thank you more information, call (360) 330- formed for audiences at the Lewis Research now proves that Class Series, Mondays @ 5:30pm to the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber 2640. County Community Concert, the sharing your time with others starting February 9th & Saturdays of Commerce for partnering with Nutcracker, Northwest Wind Sym- for a good cause has significant @ 2:30pm starting February 14th the United Women In Business phony and the Merce Cunningham health benefits. UnitedHealth Sound Healing Yoga Workshop, Valpak Direct Network to bring this event to Tribute. They have also danced at Group commissioned a national Saturday, February 7th, 3:00pm to Mail & Digital Media the community! This community Dancepalooza in Seattle, Dance to survey of 3,351 adults and found 5:00pm, $25 with pre-registration / needed an event to not only With Valpak, the famous Blue Make a Difference Charity Gala, the overwhelming majority of $30 day-of workshop showcase the variety of businesses Envelope, we make it our business and Olympia Dance Festival. Tick- participants reported feeling Couple’s Yoga Beginning in the area but to bring everyone to help grow your business. Bring mentally and physically healthier Workshop, Friday, February 13th, together in one place to form in new customers, retain existing ets are available: Online at www. after a volunteer experience. The 6:30pm to 8:00pm, $25 per couple networking relationships. We look ones and promote new products swwdance.org or the Southwest results revealed that 76% percent with pre-registration / $30 day-of- forward to the next year! Keep your and services with a targeted Valpak Washington Dance Center @ 455 of people who volunteered in workshop eye out for the date! For questions offer(s). Valpak direct marketing N. Market Blvd., Chehalis and at the last twelve months said that Intro to Tai Chi Workshop, please contact Amanda Berg at: delivers measurable, quantifiable the door. $15.00 Adults and $10.00 volunteering has made them Saturday, February 21st, 4:00pm to lewiscountybusinessshowcase@ results. See ad dollars at work as Seniors, Students & Children. For feel healthier, and 78% of them 5:30pm, $10 with pre-registration / gmail.com. consumers respond. Calculat- more information call the Dance said that volunteering lowered $15 day-of-workshop ing return on investment (ROI) is Center at 360-748-4789. their stress levels. The intangible Meditation Experience, Friday, Upcoming 2015 easier and more accurate than with benefits alone—such as pride, February 27th, 5:30pm to 6:30pm, Gardening Workshops other marketing mediums. In the Party Connexion satisfaction, and accomplishment— $12 current economic climate, consum- Party Connexion is pleased to SAVE THE DATE! Join us are worthwhile reasons to give back Learn more about classes, ers continue to alter spending hab- offer low priced full color custom workshops and upcoming events by at 10 am on February 28th at the the gift of time. Start your journey its and shift to thrift. They look for banner and signage printing from visiting us at www.embodycentralia. Borst Demo Garden in Centra- ways to stretch their discretionary to a healthier life with volunteering 16” tall, up to 4 1/2 ft. tall, by almost com or at 115 S. Tower Ave - next to lia where Gary Gorremans, WSU dollars. They look for ways to save today! 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We are returning to a highly will be available for all attendees. can reach your audience for just offers rentals of tables and chairs as to causes they are passionate about competitive employment market as through volunteering. Give an Interested in learning more about pennies per household cost! With well as rentals of popcorn, cotton employers become more optimistic your home garden? Gardening For my 11 years as a Valpak marketing candy and snow cone machines. hour, give a Saturday, give the gift about the year ahead of us. Control of YOU. Everyone is scheduled from 9 am to consultant and 20 years in advertis- We also have available over 500 has shifted away from the employer 2:15 pm on March 7th at Centralia ing, I have invaluable knowledge different balloons with delivery and back to the candidate. JL College, Washington Hall. Classes and know ways we can help you available too. Party Connexion is Wiesen, Inc. located at 107 E Maple Aaron’s Celebrates 60 Years will include Basic Gardening 101, grow your customer base with Val- located just around the corner from Street downtown Centralia is right Choosing the Right Tool for the Aaron’s Sales and Lease pak Print and Digital Marketing the Chamber at 1570 N National in the middle of all of this hiring Right Job, Planning a Low Main- Ownership, in Chehalis’ Twin City solutions. I’m enjoying building Ave, Suite 108 next to the Chehalis activity. Since 1999, JL Wiesen tenance Perennial Garden, Grapes Town Center, will be celebrating positive business relationships in Vintage Retirement Apartments. has been providing recruiting 101, Organic Gardening, Wild Ed- your wonderful community and the company’s 60th Anniversary Call 360-345-1440, emailinfo@ services to business customers ibles, Winter Gardening, and Tack- now proud to be a member of your this February. Aaron’s has grown, partyconnexion.co or visit www. locally and nationally. To date, we ling Tough Weeds in the Home Chamber! Contact Denise Ingertila, from a 1-man party furniture rental partyconnexion.com today for have negotiated salary packages Landscape. For more information Valpak of Western Washington, business in 1955, into the nation’s more info. for and placed over 370 degreed contact Art Fuller, Program Coor- 253-202-2915 or Denise_ingertila@ leading rent-to-own company with professionals into permanent dinator, WSU Lewis County Master valpak.com. 2200 stores nationwide, carrying positions with new employers. In Gardeners, (360) 740-1216 or email Centralia Downtown Association only top name brand furniture, January 2015, JL Wiesen signed [email protected]. electronics and appliances. Your exclusive retained recruiting Dance Festival Northwest 2015 The Centralia Downtown Association is currently scouting locally owned Chehalis Aaron’s agreements with Koelsch Senior Did you Know? By Dana Ochsner The Southwest Washington will be celebrating all month long for retail vendors for a very special Communities to hire a Financial LPN Patient Care Representative, Dance Center will host the 23rd with special $60 deals AND a Controller for their growing annual Dance Festival Northwest, Downtown Event this summer. The special six (6) months Same As construction division and with Assured Hospice of Centralia on Saturday, March 21 at 7:00 PM. Event will take place on Saturday, Cash option! For great deals at a the South Sound YMCA to hire a Hospice is a specialized level Dance Festival Northwest brings August 15th and details will be guaranteed low price, OWN IT the new Director of Development and of care for those with life limiting dance companies from around the released as soon as possible! There Aaron’s way at 1355 NW Louisiana Marketing. We are interviewing illnesses and their families. Many Pacific Northwest to the Centralia/ will be space to accommodate Ave in Chehalis. candidates for both of these people are confused by the dif- Chehalis area. The dancers attend around 40 vendors! Annual Chamber Banquet Photo Courtesy of Mandi McDougall Photography Courtesy McDougall Mandi Photo of Photo Courtesy of Mandi McDougall Photography Courtesy McDougall Mandi Photo of Tracey Cox and Lilly Wall enjoy dinner at Photography Courtesy McDougall Mandi Photo of the Chamber Annual Banquet at The Loft in Chehalis last month.

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Find answers to the puzzles here on Sudoku Puzzle One Puzzle Two on page Life 8.

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PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “You want people walking away from the conversation with some kernel of wisdom or some kind of impact.” — Harry Dean Stanton © 2015 by NEA, Inc. At Tiny California High School, Program is Raising Future Farmers, Leaders

By Robert Rodriguez about ag mechanics or record competitions. The Fresno Bee keeping. It goes well beyond “It becomes like part of your showing an animal.” family,” said Shad Menezes, a FRESNO, Calif. — Laton Audet estimates that the high sophomore. “And for some kids High School is neither large school is about three to four years that is really important.” nor affluent. It has 175 students, away from an entire ag-based cur- about half are English learners The students say that as part riculum, but early indications are of being on an FFA team, they and nearly three-quarters are low that the students have embraced income. But the school in rural have also been given the chance the concept. FFA participation is to travel and visit college cam- west Fresno County has achieved among the highest of any school puses. Dewey took several stu- something remarkable among its in the Valley, and the ag science San Joaquin Valley peers. classes provide much more hands- dents to a Fresno State basket- Nearly 100 percent of the stu- on learning. ball game and along Christmas dents — 165 of the 175 enrolled “We want to be able to give our Tree Lane in Fresno’s Fig Gar- — have joined FFA, the venerable students the skills they need for den neighborhood. For some, it agriculture and leadership orga- life after high school,” Audet said. was the first time they had been nization. The students compete “We need to prepare them for life to either event. against schools five times their as much as we prepare them to “Some of our kids wouldn’t be size and still come home with take tests.” able to travel outside of Laton if it Craig Kohlruss / Fresno Bee first-place ribbons and trophies. Several students say FFA has weren’t for us, “ Dewey said. Laton High FFA student Angel Quiroz, left, practices MIG welding in the school’s “Our students have grit,” said helped them become better public Not only is Dewey their teach- shop as fellow student Jesus Garcia watches Tuesday, Jan. 20, in Laton, Calif. Al- Kassie Dewey, agriculture science speakers and opened their eyes to er, she’s also occasionally their most 100 percent of the students at the high school are part of the FFA program. teacher and Laton’s FFA adviser. new interests, including raising an ride home or the source of a meal. “They will do whatever it takes to animal. “We do what we have to do for get things done.” Twins Julisa and Melisa Ve- these kids,” she said. Dewey, who is in her first year larde are seniors and managers Veteran teacher Tammy at Laton High, is one of three ag- of the campus farm. They hap- riculture teachers at the school Pilcher, who has taught at Laton pily feed the pigs, beef cows and for 14 years, said FFA has given and part of the change happen- any other animals that are being some of her students the con- ing to make agriculture the fo- raised. The work may be tough cus of the school’s curriculum. and sometimes messy, they say, fidence they need to do well in Already, Laton has replaced its but it’s something they enjoy. school and in life. She remem- traditional science classes with ag “It feels good to be able to come bers one girl who was entering science and has encouraged par- out here and do this,” Julisa said. her first pig showmanship com- ticipation in FFA. Jesus Garcia, a junior, said he petition at the Big Fresno Fair. “I don’t think there is another began taking an ag mechanics Although she was a natural, she Laton High School FFA stu- small rural high school in the Val- class and joined the farm power was competing against 130 other dent Julisa Velarde feeds the ley that has done what Laton has team because of ag teacher John- FFA students from much bigger sows on the school’s farm done,” said Charles Parker, San ny Lopes. schools who had competed be- Tuesday, Jan. 20, in Laton, Calif. Joaquin Region supervisor for “I knew very little about weld- fore. Despite her inexperience, California Agricultural Educa- ing, but it has turned out to be the student won. tion. “Is it a risk to try something a really great class,” Jesus said. “She was in tears,” Pilcher said. Melisa Velarde feeds the like this? Of course it is, especially “You really do learn a lot.” “She never thought she was going sheep on the school’s farm with students who may not be in- Freshman Isabel Garcia, who to win, but she did and she earned Tuesday, Jan. 20, in Laton, Calif. terested in agriculture.” describes herself as shy, said people’s respect.” Larry Audet, Laton Unified the FFA’s public speaking team No longer do other schools School District superintendent, pushed her beyond her comfort snicker at Laton High since they acknowledges that a few parents zone. have become a force to be reck- did not want their children in- “It really has helped me learn volved in FFA because it is often how to be more comfortable oned with. Pilcher is something of perceived as just raising farm speaking in public,” Garcia said. a legend in coaching the farm re- animals. “And it has helped me be more cords team. Her classroom walls “But it is so much more than confident.” are covered with plaques and tro- that,” he said. “The agriculture Along with teaching skills, stu- phies of all the competitions her education program gives stu- dents say FFA has also provided teams have won. dents an opportunity to devel- them a sense of belonging. The “When our kids enter a com- op their leadership and public competitive teams spend lots of petition, they compete,” Pilcher speaking skills — they can learn time together, practicing and at said. “They know about Laton.” Life 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015 LIFE

ADVICE: Dear Abby Talk of Long-Ago Divorce Can Bring Present-Day Pain DEAR ABBY: how am I supposed to do that Would you when I’m still scared of my please remind past? — CAN’T GET PAST IT your readers DEAR CAN’T GET PAST that people IT: After the amount of trauma who have you have experienced, it may been through take help from a licensed an awful mental health professional E. Jason Wambsgans / Chicago Tribune divorce DO to get past what was done to Milton Kaplan, 91, receives NOT want to By Abigail Van Buren you. If your family is unable eight medals due to him from hear anything to provide it, discuss this with his WWII service during a cer- about their ex? We don’t want a counselor at school and ask emony at Skokie Village Hall to hear — again and again — for help, because the counselor on Friday, Jan. 23, in Skokie, Ill. how much better the ex did in may be able to refer you to the settlement than we did. We someone. don’t want to hear that the ex was seen with his girlfriend the DEAR ABBY: My adult son other day. and his wife have had a dog for I have a friend who tells two years. I do not want a dog 70 Years Later, Veteran me every time I speak with in my house, but I also don’t her how much better he made want to prevent them from out in the settlement than I visiting (they live six hours Awarded WWII Service Medals did. People also need to realize away). We have tried keeping that even though the divorce “Puddles” in the basement, but By Brian L. Cox thousands of servicemen and women returned was years ago, it still hurts. — she whined all night, and my Chicago Tribune from overseas duties. HURTING IN MASSACHU- son ended up sleeping on the “When these are brought to the Army’s at- SETTS basement floor with her. SKOKIE, Ill. — When Skokie resident Milton tention, certainly the Army’s like, ‘Let’s get that DEAR HURTING: I’m They think I’m going to Kaplan served in the Army during World War II, taken care of,’” Drew said. “Certainly, it was not passing along your message. give in because she’s so cute, he was one of the soldiers who would sneak into deliberate. We don’t like the fact there’s the delay, However, when it first hap- but I don’t like little animals enemy territory and then report back to his com- and we want to take care of it as soon as we can.” pened, you should have told running, jumping and yapping. manders what he saw. Kaplan was born on Chicago’s West Side but the woman to drop the subject (OK, I’m high-strung, and because it was hurtful. If you holidays make it worse.) My During a recent special presentation at Skokie was sent to an orphanage at age 5 when his father Village Hall, Kaplan, 91, was finally awarded the didn’t, please do that. But if husband doesn’t support me died. He stayed there until he joined the Army Army medals he earned when he put his life at you did say it and your request and tries to sneak Puddles in and, upon returning to the Chicago area after the risk more than 70 years ago. was disregarded, recognize when I’m not looking. war, went to college on the GI Bill and became an “Things move slowly,” he said before the pre- that this person isn’t a “friend,” This is not fair! I’m the one sentation. accountant in Skokie. that she probably gets a kick who keeps the house nice, but I “I see nothing special I did,” he said of his ser- out of causing you pain or love my son. Any suggestions? Army officers presented Kaplan with a Bronze aggravation, and you should — PARTICULAR IN OHIO Star Medal and a Combat Infantryman Badge, as vice. “We were given a job to do. We did the job to the best of our ability. avoid her. DEAR PARTICULAR: Yes, well as a shadow box containing the Army Good your son should find a pet sit- Conduct Medal, American Campaign Medal, Eu- “I was fortunate in that I got a chance to go to college, which I probably never would have had,” DEAR ABBY: I’m 17 and ter or board Puddles for the ropean-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Med- adopted. I have a wonderful time when he visits you. And al, the World War II Victory Medal, the Army of he added. new family, but a very dark if necessary, offer to pay for Occupation Medal with a Germany clasp and a Kaplan may not think his service was a big past. I was beaten every day for it. That way the poor animal Honorable Service lapel button. deal, but Army brass would beg to differ. Mili- seven years and was bulimic won’t be isolated in unfamiliar “Sir, it is a great pleasure for me to be able to tary officials said the Bronze Star, for “meritori- for five. The abuse finally end- surroundings and will have pin this on you today,” Army Col. Christopher ous achievement in active ground combat against ed when my stepfather went companionship, you’ll have Drew told Kaplan. “I am humbled to be able to be the enemy,” was from when his battalion saw 270 to jail for trying to murder my peace of mind and your son part of this.” straight days of combat operations in central Eu- mother and me. I was bullied will get a good night’s sleep. Kaplan’s daughter, Judy Weinger-Kaplan, re- rope, when thousands of men from his battalion in school and went home to more abuse. ••• cently embarked on an informal campaign to get were killed, wounded or went missing in action. Kaplan’s twin grandsons, Joey and Ben We- Now, even though I’m Dear Abby is written by Abi- her father his service medals, enlisting the help of out of the situation, I still get inger, 16, beamed with pride at their grandfather’s gail Van Buren, also known as U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky, D-Ill. scared when people yell at me, Jeanne Phillips, and was founded Milton Kaplan had not been denied his right- accomplishments. or at school when someone by her mother, Pauline Phillips. ful medals intentionally, officials said. Rather, “He’s so selfless,” Joey Weinger said. “He didn’t raises their hands like they are Write Dear Abby at www.Dear- they appear to have slipped through the logistical have much of a family, but he goes to protect his about to hit me. Everyone tells Abby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los cracks at the end of the war, as thousands upon nation when he was so young.” me I need to “grow up,” but Angeles, CA 90069.

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SOLUTION TO PUZZLE ON PAGE LIFE 7: “The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why.” — Mark Twain © 2015 by NEA, Inc. ENTERTAINMENT The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015 • Life 9

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(CC) DIS 41 41 Dog With a Blog Dog With a Blog Austin & Ally ’ Dog With a Blog Jessie (N) ’ Girl Meets World Phineas and Ferb Wander-Yonder I Didn’t Do It ’ Liv & Maddie ’ Dog With a Blog Jessie ’ (CC) Gold Rush “Gold Road” Logan has an Gold Rush “Rogue Miner” Todd and Gold Rush - The Dirt A visit with Guy Gold Rush “The Monster Lives” Parker Alaskan Bush People “Episode 6” Billy Gold Rush “The Monster Lives” Parker DSC 8 8 accident. ’ (CC) Dave get bulldozers stuck. ’ (CC) Favron. (N) ’ (CC) mines an island of paydirt. (N) ’ strikes a barter for windows. (N) mines an island of paydirt. (CC) Chrisley Knows Chrisley Knows E! News (N) Total Divas “Twin Leaks” Eva is faced Total Divas “Insecurity Breach 3” The Soup With The Soup With E! News (N) E! 65 65 Best Best with a medical issue. guest Nick Kroll. guest Nick Kroll. ESPN 32 32 NBA Basketball NBA Basketball Miami Heat at San Antonio Spurs. From the AT&T Center in San Antonio. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 Boxing Friday Night Fights. Abie Han vs. Sergio Mora. From Biloxi, Miss. SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) NBA Tonight (N) Dad’s Dream Dad’s Dream Dad’s Dream Dad’s Dream Countdown FAM 39 39 ››› Grease (1978) John Travolta. Disparate summer lovers meet again as high-school seniors. ››› Pitch Perfect (2012) Anna Kendrick. College students enter an a cappella competition. The 700 Club Jobs for the homeless. 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 ››› The Amazing Spider-Man (2012, Action) Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, ›› Iron Man 2 (2010, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle. The superhero must forge new alli- ›› Iron Man 2 (2010, Action) Robert Rhys Ifans. Peter Parker investigates his parents’ disappearance. ances and confront a powerful enemy. Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow. GOLF 70 70 Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf Farmers Insurance Open, Second Round. From Torrey Pines Golf Club in San Diego. (CC) PGA Tour Golf For Better or for Worse (2014, Romance-Comedy) Lisa Whelchel, Kim Fields. A I Do, I Do, I Do (2015, Romance) Shawn Roberts, Autumn Reeser, Antonio Cupo. Surprised by Love (2015, Romance) Hilarie Burton, Paul Campbell. A young HALL 19 19 widow who coordinates weddings meets a divorce lawyer. Premiere. A woman gets to relive her wedding day to perfect it. businesswoman starts falling for an old high-school flame. HGTV 68 68 Love It or List It, Too (CC) Love It or List It, Too (CC) Love It or List It, Too (CC) Love It or List It Vancouver (N) House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Mankind The Story of All of Us ’ American Pickers “Deuce Digging” American Pickers “Captain Quirk” American Pickers “Rocket Man” ’ American Pickers “Big Moe” (CC) Swamp People ’ (CC) LIFE 51 51 Bring It! (CC) Bring It! “Miami Heat Is Back” (CC) Bring It! “Miss D Loses Her Cool” Bring It! “Hometown Showdown” (N) Preachers’ Daughters (N) (CC) Bring It! “Hometown Showdown” MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) Lockup: Raw “No Boys Allowed” Lockup: Raw “View From the Crew” Lockup Lockup Lockup MTV 63 63 Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory (CC) Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory ›› Project X (2012, Comedy) Thomas Mann, Oliver Cooper. Premiere. ’ NBCS 34 34 Lindsey Vonn FIS Alpine Skiing Curling U.S. Grand Prix. (Taped) ’ Poker After Dark (Taped) (CC) Poker After Dark (Taped) (CC) NICK 40 40 Sam & Cat (CC) Thundermans Every Witch Way Every Witch Way Bella, Bulldogs Bella, Bulldogs Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› Maid in Manhattan (2002) Jennifer Lopez, Ralph Fiennes. Preachers of L.A. (N) ›› Maid in Manhattan (2002) Jennifer Lopez, Ralph Fiennes. ››› Steel Magnolias (1989) ROOT 31 31 College Basketball Portland at San Francisco. WHL Hockey Portland Winterhawks at Seattle Thunderbirds. (N) (Live) Boxing Golden Boy Live: Joseph Diaz Jr. vs. Raul Hidalgo. Jail ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Roadside Cops ’ (CC) Glory 19 Kickboxing: Heavyweight World Championship (N) (S Live) Cops “Family Ties Cops “Coast to SPIKE 57 57 Crimes” ’ (CC) No. 2” (CC) Coast” ’ (CC) SYFY 59 59 ›› The Wolfman (2010, Horror) Benicio Del Toro, Anthony Hopkins. 12 Monkeys “Cassandra Complex” 12 Monkeys “Atari” (N) Helix “Densho” (N) 12 Monkeys “Atari” TBN 20 20 Harvest (CC) Perry Stone Esther (1999) Louise Lombard, F. Murray Abraham. Bless the Lord Frederick Price Contemporary Michael English Creflo Dollar Seattle Praise the Lord ’ TBS 55 55 Seinfeld “The Baby Seinfeld “The Seinfeld (CC) Seinfeld “The The Big Bang The Big Bang King of the Nerds The nerds travel ›› Valentine’s Day (2010, Romance-Comedy) Jessica Alba, Kathy Bates. Los Shower” ’ Jacket” ’ (CC) Phone Message” Theory ’ Theory ’ back in time. (N) Angeles residents wend their way into and out of romance. (DVS) TLC 38 38 Love, Lust or Run Love, Lust or Run Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Love, Lust or Run Love, Lust or Run Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Love, Lust or Run Love, Lust or Run Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL TNT 54 54 Castle “Deep in Death” A dead man is Castle “The Double Down” Castle bets Cold Justice A young mother places a ››› The Town (2010, Crime Drama) Ben Affleck, Rebecca Hall, Jon Hamm. A woman doesn’t real- Cold Justice (CC) tangled in tree limbs. (CC) (DVS) with Esposito. ’ (CC) (DVS) mysterious call. (N) (CC) ize that her new beau is a bank robber. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 Teen Titans Go! Steven Universe World of Gumball Adventure Time King of the Hill King of the Hill Cleveland Show Cleveland Show American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Castle (N) (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Hack My Life Hack My Life Hack My Life Hack My Life Friends People Friends People Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Dy- 2015 NFL Characters Unite (N) Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Sirens “Briandipity” Sirens “Transcen- USA 58 58 ing patient makes a confession. “Yard Sale” (CC) “Arrested” (CC) ’ (CC) “Mistery Date” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) dual” VH1 62 62 Mob Wives (CC) ›››› GoodFellas (1990, Crime Drama) Robert De Niro, Ray Liotta. An Irish-Italian hood joins the 1950s New York Mafia. ’ ››› Casino (1995) Robert De Niro, Sharon Stone, Joe Pesci. Premiere. ’

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Old Home Hazel House Gar Gar Sub-D Total Paid Feel Butt Paid McCar Cooker CBS This Morn- KIRO 7 Eyewitness News Recipe Innova- Recipe College Basketball Notre Dame at PGA Tour Golf Farmers Insurance Open, Third Round. Paid Chang- All In Sports KIRO KIRO CBS 7 7 ing: Saturday (N) Saturday Morning (N) Rehab tion Nat Rehab Duke. (N) (Live) (CC) From Torrey Pines Golf Club in San Diego. (N) Prog. ers Stars News News Clifford- Cat in Curious Curious Daniel Daniel Sesame Dinosaur Wild Odd KCTS 9 Cooks: Kitchen Classics Wheat Belly Total Health Victor Borge’s Timeless PBS 9 9 Dog the Hat George George Tiger Tiger Street Kratts Squad With William Davis, MD Comedy! ’ (CC) MNT 10 10 Paid Anti- Adven- Wild Animal On the Coolest State to WEN Top Paid Paid Paid Paid ››› The Princess Bride (1987) Cary ›› Bedtime Stories (2008) Adam The Pinkertons (N) Prog. Aging tures Animals Atlas Spot Places State Hair Cooker Prog. Prog. Prog. Prog. Elwes, Robin Wright. (CC) Sandler, Keri Russell. (CC) ’ (CC) Paid Paid Calling Calling Calling Dog Dog Dog Dog Exped. Exped. Rock- New Paid Top Paid Larry Paid Paid Johnny Glee “Auditions” The Raising CW 11 11 Prog. Prog. Dr. Pol Dr. Pol Dr. Pol Whis Whis Whis Whis Wild Wild Park P90X3! Prog. Cooker Prog. King Prog. Prog. Carson ’ (CC) Middle Hope Travel- Steves’ Victory P. Allen Crea. Knitting It’s Sew Sew It Sewing Quilting Fit 2 Love of Quilt in Motor- Rough Wood- Old Old Steves’ Mexico Simply Cook’s Test Cooking PBS 12 12 scope Europe Garden Smith Living Daily Easy All ’ Arts ’ Stitch Quilting a Day Week Cut smith House House Europe Ming Country Kitchen FOX 13 13 Body FeelSexy Young Live Life Xplor. Outer Earth Animal Paid Hoops College Basketball Georgetown at Vil- College College Basketball Arizona at Arizona Who’s ››› Secretariat (2010, Drama) Diane Beast! Icons Planet Space 2050 Science Prog. Tip-Off lanova. (N) (S Live) Hoops State. (N) (S Live) Boss? Lane, John Malkovich. (CC) IND 14 14 Mes FWC Frances and Friends Generation Jimmy Swaggart Living Waters Donnie Swaggart Message-Cross Donnie Frances-Friends bareMin Lose Paid Paid Worship Pastor Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds ’ Criminal Minds Criminal Minds ION 15 15 Weight Prog. Prog. Chris “The Gathering” “Restoration” ’ “Pay It Forward” “Alchemy” ’ “Nanny Dearest” “No. 6” ’ (CC) (DVS) “The Replicator” ’ (CC) IND 18 18 Heart for the World Heart for the World Heart for the World Good Morning KATU News This Morning - Sat (N) Jack Ocean Sea Res- Wildlife Outback World of X Games 30 for 30 Skating & Gymnastics Spectacular Paid MyDesti- KATU World ABC 22 22 America (N) ’ (CC) Hanna Mys. cue Docs (N) (CC) From Jamestown, N.Y. (N) Prog. nation News News KGW News at Sunrise (N) Tree Fu English Premier League Soccer Ever- Skiing Figure Skating European Champion- Sub-D Noodle/ Astro- Chica KGW News at NBC 26 26 Tom ton FC vs Liverpool FC. (N) ships. From Stockholm, Sweden. Doodle blast Show 5 (N) FOX 27 27 Good Day Oregon Saturday (N) Big Eco Co. Kids Hoops College Basketball Georgetown at Vil- College College Basketball Arizona at Arizona ›››› Glory (1989, Historical Drama) Matthew World News Tip-Off lanova. (N) (S Live) Hoops State. (N) (S Live) Broderick, Denzel Washington. UNI 28 28 Pagado Pagado Pagado Pagado Mickey Mickey Manny Pocoyo Jungle Back Pagado Pagado Sabadazo (SS) Mexico Primera Division Soccer Rosa Guadalupe ’ A&E 52 52 DrDense Paid Dog the Bounty Dog the Bounty Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds ›› Deep Impact (1998, Drama) Robert Duvall, Duck Duck Duck Duck Duck The First 48 “Dead Prog. Hunter ’ (CC) Hunter ’ (CC) “House on Fire” “God Complex” (CC) (DVS) Tea Leoni, Elijah Wood. ’ (CC) Dynasty Dynasty Dynasty Dynasty Dynasty Wrong” The Walking Dead The Walking Dead The Walking Dead The Walking Dead The Walking Dead The Walking Dead The Walking Dead The Walking Dead The Walking Dead The Walking Dead The Walking Dead The Walking Dead AMC 67 67 “Home” (CC) “Clear” (CC) “Prey” (CC) (CC) (CC) “Infected” “Isolation” (CC) (CC) APL 43 43 Big Cat Big Cat Dogs 101 (CC) Dogs 101 (CC) To Be Announced BET 56 56 BET Inspiration ›› Fat Albert (2004) Kenan Thompson. (CC) ››› What’s Love Got to Do With It (1993) Angela Bassett. Being Mary Jane ›› Fat Albert (2004) Kenan Thompson. (CC) Lottery Friends to Lov- The Millionaire Best New Res- Top Chef “Holy Real Housewives/ Real Housewives/ Real Housewives/ Real Housewives/ Vanderpump Vanderpump Vanderpump Vanderpump BRAVO 66 66 ers? Matchmaker ’ taurant Escamoly!” (CC) Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Rules Rules Rules Rules CBUT 29 29 Mon News Animal Super Art Cross Our Vancouver Absolutely Doc Zone ’ Nature/ Things Amanda Lang FIS Ski Jumping Na Hockey NHL Hockey: Oilers at Maple Leafs CMT 61 61 CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ Hot 20 Countdown Dan and Shay play games. (N) Inside Fame (N) Redneck Island Redneck Island ›› Eraser (1996) Arnold Schwarzenegger. (CC) CNBC 46 46 Sexy BIS Paid Medi New P90X3 Paid Paid Paid New Paid P90X3 Paid New Paid Paid WEN Paid D. MarPatsy Secret Secret Secret Secret CNN 44 44 Smerconish (N) CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom Smerconish News Spot Inside Man CNNH 45 45 Smerconish (N) CNN Newsroom HLN Weekend Jack Jack CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom Foren Foren Foren Foren Smerconish News Spot Inside Man COM 60 60 Blazin’ P90X3 P90X3 T25 Bod- Com. › Meet the Spartans (2008) Sean Ma- Key & Key & Key & ›› Hit & Run (2012, Comedy) Dax Shepard, Kris- ›› Without a Paddle (2004) Seth › Big Daddy (1999, Comedy) Blades ies! Central guire, Carmen Electra. (CC) Peele Peele Peele ten Bell, Bradley Cooper. (CC) Green, Matthew Lillard. (CC) Adam Sandler. (CC) DIS 41 41 Pirates Mickey Tmrrwl Tmrrwl Tmrrwl Tmrrwl Girl Dog Jessie Girl Dog K.C. Austin Austin Liv- Liv- Jessie Jessie Austin Austin Dog Dog Girl Girl Paid Body Paid Body Joyce Shaun Street Outlaws Street Outlaws Street Outlaws A Moonshiners ’ Moonshiners “The Moonshiners “One Moonshiners “Two Dual Survival Dual Survival ’ DSC 8 8 Prog. Beast! Prog. Beast! Meyer T’s ’ (CC) ’ (CC) demolition derby. (CC) Shining” Shot” ’ Shots” ’ Southern Utah. (CC) E! 65 65 Skincare WEN Fashion Police The Lance Loves Michael: The E! News Week- ›› Evan Almighty (2007, Comedy) Christina Milian Chris. The Total Divas Brie Total Divas “Her Total Divas Hair “Joan Collins” Soup Lance Bass Wedding end (N) Steve Carell, Morgan Freeman. Turned Up Milian Soup confronts Nikki. Highness” SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) College GameDay College Basketball Illinois at Michigan College Basketball Kansas at Okla- College Basketball Texas at Kansas College GameDay College Basketball Louisville at Vir- ESPN 32 32 (N) (CC) State. (N) (Live) homa State. (N) (Live) State. (N) (Live) (N) (CC) ginia. (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 Welcome/NFL NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (N) College Basketball College Basketball College Basketball College Basketball Basketball FAM 39 39 BIS Focus ›› A Cinderella Story (2004) ›› Ella Enchanted (2004) ›› Fever Pitch (2005) Drew Barrymore. ››› Coming to America (1988), Arsenio Hall ›› You Again (2010) Kristen Bell. 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) FOX News Spec. FOOD 35 35 Focus Cos Sand. Barbe Be.- Best Farm Pioneer Pioneer Trisha’s The Kitchen (N) Worst Cooks Beat Duff Till Restaurant: Im. Diners Diners Guy’s Games Kids Baking FX 53 53 Total T25 Bod- Buffy the Vampire Buffy the Vampire Anger Anger Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men ›› Dr. Seuss’ the Lorax (2012, Fantasy) Voices ››› The Amazing Spider-Man (2012, Action) Andrew Gar- ››› Gym for ies! Slayer (CC) Slayer (CC) of Danny DeVito, Ed Helms. field, Emma Stone, Rhys Ifans. Thor GOLF 70 70 Euro PGA Morning Drive (N) (Live) Golf PGA Tour Golf Golf LPGA Tour Golf PGA Tour Golf Golf Central (N) For Better or for Worse (2014) Lisa A Taste of Romance (2011, Romance) Stranded in Paradise (2014) Vanessa Away & Back (2015, Drama) Jason I Do, I Do, I Do (2015, Romance) A Wish Come True (2015) Megan Park, HALL 19 19 Whelchel, Kim Fields. Teri Polo, Bailee Madison. Marcil, James Denton. Lee, Minka Kelly. (CC) Shawn Roberts, Autumn Reeser. Benjamin Hollingsworth. HGTV 68 68 DrDen Focus Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Fixer Upper Fixer Upper Fixer Upper Fixer Upper Flip or Flip or Flip or Flip or Flip or Flip or Flip or Flip or HIST 37 37 Paid Paid Hooked: Drugs Hooked: Drugs Hooked: Drugs Hooked: Drugs 10 Things About Marijuana: A Chronic History (CC) The Stoned Ages ’ (CC) Cocaine: History Between LIFE 51 51 Paid Paid Paid Weight DrDen FlashN Sub-D Paid Paid WEN Beyond, Head Home Invasion (2011) Haylie Duff. › The Resident (2011) (CC) Run for Your Life (2014) (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Up W/Steve Melissa Harris-Perry (N) Weekends With Alex Witt (N) Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera MTV 63 63 Fantasy Fantasy Broke Ridic. Ridic. Snooki & JWOWW ’ Nicki Minaj Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV Show ’ Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV Stomp NBCS 34 34 Soccer Premier English Premier League Soccer Premier Snowboarding (Taped) ’ College Basketball College Basketball Track and Field Turning Point NICK 40 40 Prince Prince Parents Parents Odd Parents Spong Spong SpongeBob SquarePants Spong Rang Parents Parents Parents SpongeBob SquarePants Spong iCarly ’ (CC) (DVS) Thun OXY 50 50 Total Cleans Total Sexy My Tia & Tamera Tia & Tamera Tia & Tamera Preachers L.A. ›› America’s Sweethearts (2001) ››› Steel Magnolias (1989) Sally Field, Dolly Parton. Say ROOT 31 31 Paid Paid Focus Paid Brain Focus College Basketball College Basketball College Basketball College Basketball Basketball Body Henry Total Hot Bodies of Body Bar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue “Twin Bar Rescue “Scary Cops Cops Cops Jail ’ Cops Cops Cops Cops SPIKE 57 57 Beast! Rifles Gym for 2015! ’ Beast! vs. Twin” Mary’s” (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) SYFY 59 59 Paid Paid Focus BIS Zone ›› The Golden Compass (2007, Fantasy) ›› Star Trek: Nemesis (2002), Brent Spiner Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country ›› The Wolfman (2010, Horror) TBN 20 20 RocK Auto Island Veggie Mon Hop Lassie Goliath Ishine Inspir. Stories Veggie Heroes-Bible Bless News The Wedding Chapel Book Memories In Touch TBS 55 55 Married Married Married Married Amer. Funniest ››› Definitely, Maybe (2008, Romance-Come- ›› Ghosts of Girlfriends Past (2009) ›› Valentine’s Day (2010, Romance-Comedy) Friends Friends Friends Friends Home Videos dy) Ryan Reynolds, Isla Fisher. (DVS) Matthew McConaughey. Jessica Alba, Kathy Bates. (DVS) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) TLC 38 38 Extreme Chea. Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Undercover Undercover Undercover Undercover Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER TNT 54 54 Law & Order Law & Order “Girl- Law & Order “Pro Law & Order Law & Order “Af- Law & Order ››› The Town (2010) Ben Affleck. A woman doesn’t real- ››› Gran Torino (2008) Clint Eastwood. A vet- Inglouri- “Slave” ’ friends” ’ Se” ’ “Homesick” ’ tershock” ’ “Causa Mortis” ize that her new beau is a bank robber. (CC) (DVS) eran faces his longtime prejudices. ous TOON 42 42 Leg Teen Sonic Teen Poké Teen Teen Teen Teen Teen Teen Teen Pokémon -Diancie Poke Poke Poké Poké Poké Teen Teen Teen Teen TRAV 36 36 Air Cooker When Vacations Mysteries at Mysteries at Mysteries at No Reservation Booze Traveler Bizarre Bizarre Dangerous Gr. Dangerous Gr. Dangerous Gr. Expedition Un. TRUTV 49 49 Paid WEN Hot Bodies Paid Weight Hot Bodies World Dumbest World Dumbest World Dumbest World Dumbest World Dumbest Bran Bran Bran Bran World Dumbest USA 58 58 House “Broken” Paid Paid Paid Paid Sirens ›› Robin Hood (2010) Russell Crowe, Cate Blanchett. ››› The Bourne Ultimatum (2007, Action) Matt Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU (Part 1 of 2) Prog. Prog. Prog. Prog. Robin and his men battle the Sheriff of Nottingham. Damon, Julia Stiles, Joan Allen. VH1 62 62 VH1 Plus Music VH1 Plus Music VH1 Plus Music Top 20 Count. Top 20 Count. ›››› GoodFellas (1990) Robert De Niro, Ray Liotta. ’ ››› Casino (1995) Robert De Niro, Sharon Stone. ’ Life 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015 ENTERTAINMENT

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(CC) are found. ’ (CC) Game ’ (CC) Game ’ (CC) 9 (N) (CC) Most Wanted (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) The Office “Inner The Office ’ (CC) Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ’ White Collar “Burke’s Seven” Neal The Closer “Last Rites” Brenda’s par- The Good Wife “Foreign Affairs” A dis- Band in Seattle Rules of Engage- CW 11 11 Circle” ’ (CC) “Opening Day” (CC) wants revenge. (CC) ents return. (CC) pute gets complicated. ’ (CC) ment ’ (CC) Antiques Roadshow “Phoenix, AZ” A Keeping Up Ap- Keeping Up Ap- As Time Goes By As Time Goes By The Vicar of Dibley “Autumn” Geraldine Red Dwarf “The Red Dwarf “Future Doctor Who (Part Doctor Who (Part PBS 12 12 violin and a violin bow. (CC) pearances (CC) pearances (CC) (CC) (CC) gives in to temptation. ’ (CC) End” ’ Echoes” ’ 3 of 4) 4 of 4) FOX 13 13 ››› Secretariat What Went Down Seahawks Saturday Night: Super Red Band Society “We’ll Always Have Paris; Waiting for Superman” (Season Q13 FOX News at Seahawks Saturday Night: Super Animation Domi- (2010) (CC) (N) ’ (CC) Bowl Edition (CC) Finale) The group copes with a loss. (N) ’ (CC) 10 (N) (CC) Bowl Edition (CC) nation High-Def IND 14 14 Frances and Friends Family Worship Center Service The church of Jimmy Swaggart Ministries. Crossfire Service Jimmy Swaggart Taken from services recorded live. Criminal Minds “JJ” JJ tries to reunite a Criminal Minds Rossi revisits a Criminal Minds The team searches for Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior The Listener “The Blue Line” The ION 15 15 family. ’ (CC) 25-year-old case. ’ (CC) a serial killer. ’ (CC) Young mothers are abducted. (CC) Beth is put in charge of analysis. ’ search for a dangerous gang. ’ IND 18 18 Heart for the World Heart for the World ’ ABC 22 22 KATU News at 6 Paid Program Jeopardy! (CC) Wheel of Fortune ››› Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson. An orphan KATU News at 11 Castle “The Way of (N) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) attends a school of witchcraft and wizardry. ’ (N) ’ (CC) the Ninja” ’ NBC Nightly News Straight Talk Northwest Back- Grants Getaways Dateline NBC “Before Dawn” The death of a pregnant newlywed. ’ (CC) Saturday Night Live From Oct. 27, KGW News at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 (N) (CC) roads 1990: Patrick Swayze. (N) ’ (CC) 11 (N) Live ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Familia P. Luche Noticiero Durmiendo con mi Jefe Sábado Gigante (N) (SS) Familia P. Luche Noticiero FOX 27 27 ››› Escape From Alcatraz (1979, Suspense) Clint Eastwood, Patrick McGoo- Red Band Society “We’ll Always Have Paris; Waiting for Superman” (Season 10 O’Clock News (N) Animation Domination High-Def “Lu- han, Jack Thibeau. Rock-island prison inmates plan a 1962 escape. Finale) The group copes with a loss. (N) ’ (CC) cas Bros. Moving Co.” ’ (CC) The First 48 “Ringside Seat” Murder in The First 48 Two men are ambushed at The First 48 A man is gunned down in Nightwatch “Those We Rely On” An Nightwatch “Officer Down” A quiet eve- Nightwatch “Retaliation” New Orleans A&E 52 52 a motel parking lot. ’ (CC) gunpoint. ’ (CC) his car. ’ (CC) EMS officer shares emotional news. ning erupts into chaos. ’ (CC) police look into a shooting. (CC) The Walking Dead “Live Bait” The Gov- The Walking Dead “Dead Weight” The Walking Dead Rick and the group The Walking Dead “After” Rick deals The Walking Dead “Inmates” The group The Walking Dead “Claimed” Immedi- AMC 67 67 ernor encounters a family. (CC) Something new unfolds. (CC) face imminent danger. (CC) with old wounds. (CC) faces obstacles. (CC) ate threats plague Rick. (CC) APL 43 43 To Be Announced Preposterous Pets ’ Treehouse Masters ’ Pit Bulls and Parolees (N) ’ Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ (CC) BET 56 56 ›› Lottery Ticket (2010, Comedy) Bow Wow, Brandon T. Jackson. (CC) ›› Meet Dave (2008) Eddie Murphy. Tiny aliens arrive on Earth in a manlike spaceship. (CC) ›› Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins (2008) (CC) BRAVO 66 66 Vanderpump Rules Kristen ambushes Vanderpump Rules Lisa reaches a Bravo First Looks ››› The Bourne Identity (2002, Suspense) Matt Damon, Franka Potente, Chris Cooper. An amne- ››› The Bourne Tom Sandoval at SUR. decision about Kristen. siac agent is marked for death after a botched hit. Identity (2002) CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey: Oilers at Maple Leafs NHL Hockey Pittsburgh Penguins at Vancouver Canucks. From Rogers Arena in Vancouver, B.C. (N) (CC) Post Show News Republic of Doyle ’ (CC) (DVS) CMT 61 61 ››› The Perfect Storm (2000) George Clooney. Premiere. A fishing boat sails into the storm of the century. (CC) My Big Redneck Swamp Pawn “Dibs on Ribs” (N) Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) Restaurant Startup Restaurant Startup The Suze Orman Show (CC) American Greed New P90X 3! 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O’Connell Center in SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Gainesville, Fla. (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 College Basketball NHRA Drag Racing Circle K Winternationals, Qualifying. College Basketball Gonzaga at San Francisco. (N) (Live) Basketball NBA Tonight (N) 30 for 30 (CC) FAM 39 39 ››› Pitch Perfect (2012) Anna Kendrick. College students enter an a cappella competition. ››› Hitch (2005) Will Smith. A smooth-talker helps a shy accountant woo an heiress. ››› Pretty Woman (1990) FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) FOX News Special Red Eye Justice With Judge Jeanine FOX News Special Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Chopped “Chopped, Again!” Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Outrageous: Chocolate (N) Chopped “Chocolate Challenge” Chopped “Chocolate Competition” Chopped “Own It!” ’ ’ ’ FX 53 53 ››› Thor (2011, Action) Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman, Anthony Hopkins. Mike & Molly Mike & Molly “Carl Mike & Molly “First Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly “Jim Married “Hal- Married “Family Cast out of Asgard, the Norse god lands on Earth. (CC) Gets a Girl” Christmas” (CC) (CC) Won’t Eat” loween” Day” GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Farmers Insurance Open, Third Round. From Torrey Pines Golf Club in San Diego. (CC) PGA Tour Golf Surprised by Love (2015, Romance) Hilarie Burton, Paul Campbell. A young So You Said Yes (2015, Drama) Kellie Martin, Chad Willett, Jennifer Dale. Pre- Away & Back (2015, Drama) Jason Lee, Minka Kelly, Maggie Elizabeth Jones. HALL 19 19 businesswoman starts falling for an old high-school flame. miere. The owner of a bridal shop falls for her competition’s son. Sparks fly between a widowed farmer and an ornithologist. (CC) HGTV 68 68 Ellen’s Design Challenge (CC) Property Brothers (CC) Property Brothers “Joey and Mark” Property Brothers (CC) House Hunters Renovation (N) (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 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) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) LIFE 51 51 The Girl He Met Online (2014) Yvonne Zima, Mary-Margaret Humes. (CC) Megachurch Murder (2015, Mystery) Tamala Jones. Premiere. (CC) ›› Madea’s Family Reunion (2006) Tyler Perry, Blair Underwood. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup A feud boils over in the jail. Lockup Lockup Lockup Lockup Lockup MTV 63 63 ›› Stomp the Yard (2007, Drama) Columbus Short, Meagan Good. ’ › Friday After Next (2002, Comedy) Ice Cube, Mike Epps. ’ › Big Momma’s House 2 (2006) Martin Lawrence, Nia Long. Premiere. ’ NBCS 34 34 NASCAR Gridiron Challenge NFL Turning Point ’ Premier League Match of the Day (N) ’ Premier League Match of the Week ’ NICK 40 40 Thundermans Bella, Bulldogs Nicky, Ricky Henry Danger ’ Henry Danger (N) Nicky, Ricky Bella, Bulldogs AwesomenessTV Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ››› Say Anything... (1989) John Cusack. Premiere. ›› The Dilemma (2011) Vince Vaughn. A man sees his best friend’s wife out with another guy. ›› The Dilemma (2011, Comedy) Vince Vaughn, Kevin James. ROOT 31 31 College Basketball College Basketball Providence at Xavier. From Cintas Center in Cincinnati. Sports Unlimited College Basketball Arizona at Arizona State. (N Same-day Tape) Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Coast to Cops “Anger Man- Cops Teamwork. Cops “Scary Mon- Cops “Facebook Jail: Las Vegas Jail: Las Vegas ’ Cops ’ (CC) Cops A 5-year-old Cops “Scary Mon- Cops “Facebook SPIKE 57 57 Coast” ’ (CC) agement” ’ ’ (CC) sters” (N) ’ Fury” ’ (CC) (N) ’ in traffic. ’ (CC) sters” (CC) Fury” ’ (CC) SYFY 59 59 ››› Independence Day (1996) Will Smith, Bill Pullman. Earthlings vs. evil aliens in 15-mile-wide ships. ›› Fantastic Four (2005) Ioan Gruffudd. Cosmic radiation grants four people unusual powers. Scorpion King TBN 20 20 Hour Of Power with Bobby Schuller Billy Graham Classic Crusades The Beautiful Beast (2013, Drama) Shona Kay, Brad Johnson. TBN Highlights of Valentine’s Day Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Ground Floor (Part Cougar Town ’ TBS 55 55 Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ 1 of 2) (CC) TLC 38 38 Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Sex Sent Me to the E.R. (N) (CC) All About Sex ’ All About Sex ’ Sex Sent Me to the E.R. (N) (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 ››› Inglourious Basterds (2009, War) Brad Pitt, Mélanie Laurent, Christoph Waltz. Soldiers seek Nazi scalps in Ger- Transporter: The Series Frank and Cat Transporter: The Series Frank encoun- Transporter: The Series Frank and Cat man-occupied France. (CC) (DVS) go on a mission. (N) (CC) ters his former lover. (N) (CC) go on a mission. (CC) TOON 42 42 Open Season 3 (2010) Voices of Matthew J. Munn. World of Gumball Sit Down, Shut King of the Hill King of the Hill Rick and Morty Robot Chicken The Boondocks American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (N) (CC) The Dead Files (CC) The Dead Files (CC) TRUTV 49 49 World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... Kart Life “Big Dreams” Kart Life “Fight or Flight” A Grown Up A Grown Up A Grown Up A Grown Up Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Modern Family Modern Family USA 58 58 “Swing” ’ (CC) girl in foster care is found murdered. “Privilege” ’ (CC) “Sick” The sexual abuse of a child. 2-year-old girl goes missing. (CC) ’ (CC) “Bixby’s Back” VH1 62 62 ››› Casino (1995) Robert De Niro. Mob Wives The feud continues. ’ Black Ink Crew “Extra Baggage” ’ Love & Hip Hop “Mama Drama” ’ ››› Beverly Hills Cop (1984, Comedy) Eddie Murphy, Judge Reinhold. ’

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