Former Bikini Barista Now 'Fully Clothed'

Chehalis Businessman Challenges Sen. Dan Swecker / Main 6 $1 Early Week Edition Tuesday, May 8, 2012 www.chronline.com — Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online Celebrating Museum Marks Depots’ Birthday With 100 Years of 100 Years Transportation / Main 3

LEWIS COUNTY LOCALS: Lanakila Washington A Man of Many Passions Chehalin Forms Buddhist Community, Runs for President and Shows Cats

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Chris Geier / [email protected] Lanakila Washington, right, shares his home in Chehalis with his partner of more than 15 years, Reginald Ross, left. Washington, who ran an unsuccessful presidential campaign in 2008, founded Clear Water Lotus Free Spirit Buddhism. Lanakila Washington Has Impersonated Michael Jackson and Founded a Buddhist Sect By Bianca Fortis humanism — which Washing- [email protected] ton describes as, “a peaceful solution, friendship and life-to-life Even as a child, Chehalis dialogue. When you communi- resident Lanakila Washington cate with someone, it’s really be- Former had aspirations to be president ing connected with that person’s of the United States. As an adult, life.” he planned to run in 2016. Washington campaigned Bikini But while on a trip to Atlanta, right up until election day. He Washington said he had a dream traveled to different states, vis- in which Martin Luther King Jr. ited schools and walked in Barista told him he needed to run. parades. He raised more than “Martin Luther King said, $35,000, he said. But come elec- A banner advertises Washington’s 2008 run for President. Now ‘Fully ‘You need to do it now,’” Wash- tion day, he managed to garner ington said. only a handful of votes. He ran as the 2008 presiden- “I still claim a victory,” Wash- LANAKILA WASHINGTON tial candidate for the Human- Clothed’ ington said. “It’s something I Age: 49 Occupation: Product istic Party, which he founded. held in my mind since I was a Family: Partner, Reginald distributor for Seacret The party’s platform focuses on Ross and Gano Excel / Main 7 peace, culture, education and please see PASSIONS, page Main 10

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Community Calendar Editor’s Best Bet Submit Your Items and low-income, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., appointment necessary, Twin Cities Se- If you would like to add an nior Center, 748-0061 item to this listing of events, Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation, please email Doug Blosser at db- Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 [email protected] or call him Nutrition lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation, Morton Senior Center, at 807-8238. courts.wa.gov Courtesy Photo 496-3231 The Washington State Supreme Court will visit Centralia College this week to meet with Zumba, 6-7 p.m., Toledo Senior Cen- Tuesday, May 8 ter, 864-2112 the public and listen to arguments in actual cases on their docket. Back row, from left: Mother’s Day tea, noon, Olequa Se- Justice Charlie Wiggins, Justice James Johnson, Justice Debra Stephens and Justice Ste- nior Center, $5, advance reservations ven Gonzalez. Front row, from left: Justice Susan Owens, Associate Chief Justice Charles Botany Professor to requested, call 785-4325 Johnson, Chief Justice Barbara Madsen, Justice Tom Chambers and Justice Mary Fairhurst. Lead Seminary Hill Walk Sit and Be Fit, 11 a.m., Packwood Se- nior Center, 494-6331 Supreme Court Coming to Centralia College Join Lisa Carlson, professor Bingo, 12:30 p.m., Packwood Senior of botany at Centralia College, Center, 494-6331 The Washington state Su- and one afternoon session, each for an evening walk in the Semi- Organizations preme Court will hold court at followed by a short recess. The final nary Hill Natural Area, Cen- Centralia College during a two- two sessions will have a 20-minute Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2200, day visit scheduled for Wednes- tralia, at 6:30 p.m. tonight. She 7 p.m., American Legion Hall, 111 1/2 W. question and answer session with will teaching how to identify na- Main, Centralia, 736-6852 day and Thursday. The nine the audience. The first session be- tive plants and wildflowers and Rainy Daze Quilt Guild, 7 p.m., Cooks justices will meet with students, gins at 9 a.m., the second at 10 a.m.; guide participants on the Semi- Hill Community Church, Centralia, lead classes, hold official court the afternoon session begins at nary Hill trails. 262-3877 sessions, and will also be pre- 1:30 p.m. All sessions are in Corbet The main entrance to the Parkinson’s Disease Support Group senters in a 90-minute Lyceum Theatre. The public is invited. (Chehalis Shakers), 1 p.m. parking lot is located at the cor- on Wednesday for the public. The justices will deliberate The justices also invite the ner of East Locust Street and in private beginning at 2:30 p.m. Barner Drive. public to sit in as they hold ses- Wednesday, May 9 sion on three cases on Thursday. before adjournment. • Some trails are quite steep. There will be a photo oppor- There is a 200-300 foot elevation On Wednesday, Justices Mary tunity with the justices at 1 p.m. gain from the parking lot to the Community Fairhurst, James Johnson and Ste- on Thursday, in front of Wash- higher points in the natural area. Conversations Set ven Gonzalez will preside over the • Wear appropriate shoes or Lyceum, beginning with an over- ington Hall. hiking boots. The trails can be for Salkum Library view of the Supreme Court. That will be followed with discussion of slippery when it has been raining. Timberland Regional Library WEDNESDAY judicial topics including: funding • A walking stick can make will be hosting Community Con- of basic education in K-12; school the climbing and descending versations, an opportunity to 1-2:30 p.m. — Corbet Theatre violence, including bullying, sexual much easier. listen to the public’s ideas, com- Justices Fairhurst, J. Johnson and • Be prepared for changes in and racial harassment, shootings Gonzalez ments and concerns relative to li- and guns on campus; gay rights, the weather. Layered clothing brary services in the communities Overview of Washington State including marriage; growth man- Supreme Court and rainwear are advisable. it serves, Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. agement; law enforcement and civil 1-1:50 p.m. — Science Center at the Salkum Timberland Library. Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors rights; and first amendment rights. Room 121 open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 The information gathered Stuart Halsan, Centralia Col- Justics C. Johnson and Stephens p.m.; food available, 736-9030 will be used to focus library ser- lege Board of Trustees member, 1-1:50 p.m. — Washington Hall Job Fair 2012, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Centralia vices in areas of the greatest need will serve as the moderator. The 103 College Health & Wellness Center, 736-9391, and provide library materials and Justices Madsen and Owens ext. 208 or email [email protected] Lyceum takes place in the col- technological solutions patrons lege’s Corbet Theatre beginning 2-2:50 p.m. — Washington Hall Support Groups need now and into the future. 103 at 1 p.m. The public is invited. Justices Stephens and Wiggins Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, For more information, visit Concurrently, Associate Chief 5:30-7 p.m., 125 N.W. Chehalis Ave., Che- www.TRL.org or call a TRL Justice Charles Johnson and Jus- halis, sponsored by Human Response Central Reference librarian at tice Debra Stephens will lead a THURSDAY Network, 748-6601 1-800-562-6022. political science class, and Chief Corbet Theatre — All Day Libraries Justice Barbara Madsen and 9-9:50 a.m. Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Teen Writing Group, 5:30-6:45 p.m., starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange No. 153, Justice Susan Owens will lead a Brief Welcome by Dr. Walton, Cen- for teens, Centralia Timberland Library, 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis criminal justice class. Both will tralia College President 736-0183 Young Professionals Lewis County later join the Lyceum. Justices Court in Session, First Case: 85422- Senior Centers Networking Social, 5-8 p.m., Riverside Charlie Wiggins and Stephens 0 State v. Phiengchai Golf Club Roof Top Bar, Chehalis, (206) will lead an anthropology class. 10-10:50 a.m. Low-impact exercise class, 3:30-4:30 293-6126 Second Case: 86257-5 State v. Kirk p.m., Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Following the Wednesday Ly- Ricardo Saintcalle Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix ceum and student classroom ex- Pinochle, noon, $1, Toledo Senior Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- 1:30-2:30 p.m. Center, 864-2112 halis, 740-0492 periences, the justices will take a Third Case: 86793-3 Jose Guade- Pool tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Cities break before attending a reception. lupe Perez-Fairas, et al v. Global Hori- Senior Center On Thursday, the justices will zons Inc., et al Free tax information for seniors please see CALENDAR, page Main 13 hold two morning open sessions

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Forecast map for May 9, 2012 Tonight Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Gauge Flood 24 hr. Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s L 53.92 65.0 -0.63 90s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 80s 75.61 85.0 -0.65 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s H 2.96 10.5 +0.19 50s H Cowlitz at Randle 40s L Mostly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Sunny Sunny 8.09 18.0 -0.09 30s 40º 55º 36º 59º 38º 69º 42º 76º 46º Cowlitz at Mayfield Dam 20s 10.08 ---- M 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Centralia Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunset tonight ...... 8:32 p.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunrise tomorrow ...... 5:44 a.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 77 46/64 Moonrise ...... No Rise National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 37 46/55 Moonset ...... 9:03 a.m. Normal High ...... 67 Port Angeles Wed. Thu. Normal Low ...... 45 42/52 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 89 in 1987 Seattle Anchorage 53/37 mc 56/37 mc Last New First Full Record Low ...... 31 in 1950 44/56 Boise 77/42 s 64/38 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg 5/12 5/20 5/28 6/4 Boston 67/54 sh 63/49 sh Yesterday ...... 0.00" 40/57 42/60 Dallas 80/58 pc 81/60 s Month to date ...... 1.05" Tacoma Pollen Forecast Honolulu 84/70 s 85/70 s Normal month to date . . .0.63" Centralia 42/57 Las Vegas 95/77 s 94/75 s Year to date ...... 20.79" 40/55 Yakima Allergen Wednesday Thursday Nashville 74/50 pc 72/48 s Normal year to date . . . .21.04" Chehalis Trees High High Phoenix 91/68 s 96/69 s 44/64 Grass None None Longview 39/54 St. Louis 73/51 s 75/51 s Area Conditions 39/59 Weeds Medium Medium Salt Lake City 80/56 s 76/46 s Vancouver Shown is tomorrow’s Mold None None San Francisco 72/51 mc 74/55 s weather. Temperatures Washington, DC 74/56 sh 71/50 s Yesterday Portland 43/59 The Dalles are tonight’s lows and City Hi/Lo Prcp. 44/60 47/63 tomorrow’s highs. World Cities Packwood 70/44 0.00 Pe Ell 74/39 Tr. Wed. Thu. Wed. Thu. Rochester 75/36 0.00 Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Toledo 79/44 0.00 Wed. Thu. Wed. Thu. Baghdad 99/70 s 104/70 s New Delhi 98/80 pc 105/80 pc Napavine 77/39 0.00 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 79/57 s 89/57 s Paris 64/58 sh 71/58 sh Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; Bremerton 55/40 pc 55/43 s Spokane 62/32 s 58/34 s London 61/50 sh 59/50 sh Rio de Janeiro 77/65 sh 78/65 sh r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; Ocean Shores 56/39 pc 55/46 s Tri Cities 71/37 s 66/38 s Mexico City 83/57 t 81/57 t Rome 72/56 s 76/56 s sn/snow; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Olympia 57/36 pc 59/39 s Wenatchee 61/39 s 65/41 s Moscow 63/53 ra 76/53 ra Sydney 66/53 s 77/53 s ew Van’s ow In Stock! CH470871sl.db

Serving Lewis County for Four Generations 525 N. Market Blvd. • Chehalis 360-748-7178 • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, May 8, 2012 Twin City Depots Celebrate 100 Years of History

CENTENNIAL STAMP CANCELLATIONS AVAILABLE FOR DEPOT ANNIVERSARIES

By The Chronicle The post office is helping Centralia celebrate the 100th anniversary of its railroad depot by offering a special pictorial postal cancellation, Tom Runyan, postmaster, has announced. The cancellation will have an illustration of an oncoming steam train with the notation that this is the 100th year of operation of the depot. The cancellation will be offered 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Centralia Depot, where several activities and displays will be featured as part of National Train Day. Anyone with a stamped envelope can obtain the special cancellation. There is no limit on the number of cancellations a person can obtain. The letters with the canceled stamps can either be mailed or kept as historical keepsakes. The post office will have stamps for sale for those needing them. For those without envelopes, there will be a supply of envelopes available, along with some railroad-related art supplies for use by any who would like to add their own custom touches to their envelopes. Kyle Spurr / [email protected] In addition, the Centralia Downtown Association, which is Passersby admire a green 1923 Chandler parked outside the Lewis County Historical Museum Saturday afternoon. sponsoring all of the overall downtown activities related to National Train Day, will provide postcards with historic Centralia EXHIBITS: Vintage and museum volunteer Marga- showed the railroad tradition by scenes for those wishing to obtain the cancellation on a post- ret Shields said while walking still having the original ticket card. Donations will be accepted for the postcards for a down- Automobiles, Railroad through the line of vintage cars. window, bench and water foun- town Centralia project. Antiques Show Museum board member tain from a century ago. After Saturday, people can still obtain the cancellation for 29 Gordon MacLeod contacted lo- Among the exhibits, many more days by requesting it at the Centralia Post Office clerk win- Rich Tradition cal vintage car owners and orga- visitors noticed the large model dow during regular business hours. By Kyle Spurr nized the old car show outside train display that ran the length In two weeks, on Saturday, May 26, the Chehalis Post Office the museum. of the room toward the back of will also be offering a special cancellation to tie in with the [email protected] MacLeod said the oldest the museum. 100th anniversary of the Chehalis depot. In honor of the Centra- automobile was a horseless car- The display had model trains For further information about the post office cancellation, lia and Chehalis train depots riage from 1908. The black car- cruising around the tracks on reaching the century mark this riage with red painted wheels land that depicted a shrunken month, the Lewis County His- used an air-cooled engine to run. version of the Lewis County area. torical Museum celebrated with MacLeod said the names of Chehalis River Valley Model “100 Years of Transportation” some cars today come from old Railroaders President Ted Liver- The Lewis County Museum logging equipment and tractors Saturday afternoon. carriage names, including Sedan. more said his group has been will honor the depots’ centen- developed over the years. Along with railroad antiques in- Inside the museum, which working on the display for years. nial once more on Saturday Live music by the Back Porch side the museum, vintage automo- was the Chehalis Train Depot During the transportation from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for a “100 Swing group, food and guided biles from 1908 to 1981 sat parked until 1973, old photographs, celebration, the Vintage Motor- Years of Technology” celebra- town walking tours will be outside for visitors to admire. newspaper clippings and other cycle Museum across the street tion. available. “We forget so soon what old antiques represented the rail- in downtown Chehalis also Visitors on May 26 will see cars were like,” local historian road history. The museum itself opened free of charge for the day. exhibits that show how early Sign up for any new Coroner Identifies Boy Who Drowned in Chehalis River OPEN Membership CAUSE: Autopsy halis, was pronounced dead at to the sheriff’s office. pronounced dead. and get a 7:05 p.m. Friday, according to Sheriff’s office personnel Lewis County Fire Districts Confirms Boy the sheriff’s office. trained in swift water rescue lo- 6 and 13, as well as an American 10 Pack of Tans Accidentally Drowned Lewis County Coroner War- cated the boy an hour later about Medical Response unit, also re- ren McLeod said the incident a quarter of a mile downriver on sponded to the scene. FREE By Kyle Spurr is still under investigation, but a gravel bar in the middle of the The drowning in the Cheha- [email protected] the autopsy performed Monday river. lis River is the second in a mat- for the month of afternoon found that the boy ac- The boy was not conscious at ter of weeks. The Lewis County Coroner’s cidentally drowned. the time, according to the sher- The body of 24-year-old May 2012 Office released the name of the Deputies responded to the iff’s office. Olympia man Daniel Kuhn was Expires May 31, 2012 8-year-old boy who drowned in 100 block of Ceres Hill Road at CPR was initiated and found Thursday, April 19, in the Chehalis River Friday eve- 4:36 p.m. Friday after the boy’s continued while the boy was the Chehalis River after he went ning. mother reported him missing transported to Providence Cen- missing five days earlier during Nicholas Matchett, 8, Che- from their residence, according tralia Hospital, where he was the Pe Ell River Run. News in Brief ‘Spring Bling Again’ Chehalis. The distribution time of the commission. Averill first to 330-0334 or colronjanaver- is 7 a.m. The distribution lasts won the seat in 2006, and will [email protected]. Donations will Coming to Chehalis no more than 20 minutes, so par- face off against Centralia City also be accepted. By The Chronicle ticipants should arrive on time. Councilor Edna Fund in the Those interested in volunteering primary elec- Courtyard Salon & Spa and Commissioners Make should arrive one hour early. tion, which will Ciao Bella are again combining be held Aug. beauty and fashion the their an- Agency on Aging 7. Both candi- nual “Spring Bling Again” event Averill to Host dates are Re- Appointment 5-8 p.m. Friday, May 18, at at By The Chronicle Holiday Inn Express, Chehalis. Campaign Kickoff publicans. District 1 Shirley Lucas, of Packwood, “Spring Bling Again” will By The Chronicle showcase the newest in spring encompasses has been appointed to the Lew- Lewis County Commis- fashions and latest in hair, nails, the northwest- is-Thurston-Mason Area Agen- Centralia 360 736-1683 sioner Ron Averill will host a ern portion Ron Averill cy on Aging Advisory Council Chehalis 360 748-3744 make-up, skin, massage, perma- Lewis County campaign kickoff breakfast this of the county, for a two-year period, ending Rochester 360 273-0457 CH471539bw.db nent make-up and more. commissioner www.thorbeckes.com New this year is a focus on fit- Thursday at 7 a.m. at O’Blarney’s including Cen- May 2014. The Lewis County in Centralia. Under 18 years old must have parent ness with a demonstration from tralia. Commission approved the ap- present at sign up. Limit of 1 free 10 pack of Beachbody Coach Teri Walker. He is campaigning to be re- Those interested in attend- pointment unanimously Mon- tans per membership. There will be one-night-only elected to represent District 1 ing the breakfast should RSVP day. specials for guests, as well as many giveaways and a chance to The Supreme Court is coming to Centralia College and you're invited! win two grand prizes. The first 50 guests will re- The state’s highest court will be in session May 9, 1-2:30 p.m. as the Justices discuss issues: ceive swag bags, filled with goodies. School violence including bullying, sexual and racial harassment, shootings and guns on campus, Participants may walk red gay rights, law enforcement and civil rights, First Amendment rights, and Growth Management. carpet and have their picture Come to the college and share in this experience in Corbet Theatre. There is no charge. taken with friends. A DJ will be spinning some great tunes for those who want to dance. There is no admission charge. Additional information may be obtained by calling 520-3034. Bountiful Baskets Preparing for Distribution By The Chronicle Bountiful Baskets, a regional food co-op that’s just starting in Lewis County, will have its first distribution this week. Mem- bers of the co-op can purchase about $50 worth of produce for Thursday, May 10, sit in as the Supreme Court considers real cases: 10 a.m. $15 each week. Those interested in par- State vs Phiengchai.; 11 a.m. State vs Kirk Ricardo Saintcalle; and 1:30 p.m. ticipating must sign up online Jose Guadalupe Perez-Fairas, et. al. vs. Global Horizons, Inc., et. al. at www.bountifulbaskets.org. The second and third sessions include time for questions from the audience. Members have between noon Monday and Tuesday at 11:59 Share irst hand with the state’s highest court in action. You’re invited, its’ free. p.m. to contribute their $15 and buy-in for that week’s produce. Make plans to see the state’s highest court in action as Justices consider real cases. CH471711cz.ke The Lewis County distri- Corbet Theatre in Washington Hall, corner of Washington Ave., and Walnut St., Centralia bution site is at the Plants Plus CENTRALIA COLLEGE COMPLIES WITH EEOC GUIDELINES Nursery, 2726 Jackson Highway, Main 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, May 8, 2012 LOCAL

News in Brief Centralia Police Officer Who Died in By The Chronicle Ony Educators Honored 1910 to be Honored in Washington, D.C. Onalaska fifth grade teacher REMEMBERED: William death last year while reading D.C. as a representative from Cheryl Smaciarz received a teacher through microfiche at the li- the department. Smith’s family of the year award at the Washington Smith’s Name Will brary. members are also invited to the River of Words in Olympia last week. Join More Than 19,000 “He is one of those forgotten service. The event included K-12 schools heroes,” Fund said. Centralia Deputy Marshal from all over western Washington. “I was chosen because I in- Others on Memorial Fund’s discovery quali- J.C. Parsons, who was shot fied Smith to be included on volved students (in going to) to By Kyle Spurr to death in 1903 while in the the lake, encouraged them to the memorial wall, where his line of duty, already has his [email protected] name will be placed on panel think and view nature, giving name on the two curving, them tools to do their best work A Centralia police officer 47-W, line 28. 304-foot-long marble walls. Smith joins 362 other fall- in poetry and art,” Smaciarz said. who died in the line of duty Smith will be the second Each year, St. Martin’s Uni- more than a century ago will en officers whose names will Centralia officer honored on be added to the National Law versity selects future teachers to be honored in Washington, the memorial. honor from the Joint Base Lewis- D.C., on Sunday when his Enforcement Officers Memo- The ceremony takes place rial this year. More than 19,000 McChord and Centralia campuses. carved name is unveiled on during National Police Week, names are listed on the marble the National Law Enforcement from May 13 to May 19. In that memorial. Courtesy Photo Naturalization Process Officers Memorial. At the 24th annual ceremo- week, Peace Officer’s Memori- Centralia Police Oicer William Smith William Smith, 52 at the ny, a candlelight vigil will take al Day is scheduled for May 15. was 52 years old when he was struck Session Offered at time, was struck dead two days place along with a laser light At the Centralia City Coun- by a train two days before Christmas in Centralia College before Christmas on Dec. 23, show and musical tributes. U.S. cil meeting Tuesday night, the 1910, near the corner of Kulien and War- 1910, by a train near the corner Attorney General Eric Holder councilors will make a procla- ren Streets in Centralia. He was on his Naturalization, a major goal of Kulien and Warren Streets will give the keynote address mation in honor of Peace Offi- way to the station for duty. A local his- for many immigrants, is the often while walking to the station for and read the names of each new cer’s Memorial Day, and Police torian, Edna Fund, made the discovery complex process by which an im- duty. fallen officer. Chief Berg will hand out de- of this fallen oicer, which now quali- migrant becomes a citizen of the Centralia City Council- Centralia Police Chief Bob partment awards. ies him to be honored at the National United States. The English-as-a- lor and local historian Edna Berg plans to attend the cer- ••• Law Enforcement Oicers Memorial in Second-Language Department Fund came across Smith’s emony May 13 in Washington Kyle Spurr: (360) 807-8239 Washington, D.C., later this year. at Centralia College will host a free two-hour naturalization information session this Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in Washington Hall, New Dean of Students Hired in Napavine room 103, on the college campus. Topics covered will include SCHOOL BOARD GOES “However, now that you’ve made the naturalization process, the WITH ORIGINAL PICK: the decision, we won’t make this test and the rights and respon- mistake again.” sibilities of a U.S. citizen. Jason Prather to Controversy erupted in ‘‘I’m disappointed the process wasn’t All individuals seeking to Replace Napavine High Napavine because the school become a naturalized citizen, as board accepted more than 30 followed. However, now that you’ve made well as family members or friends, School Principal applications for the principal the decision, we won’t make this mistake are invited. For more informa- position but did not interview tion, please call 736-9391, ext. 696. By Amy Nile any candidates. The board then again.’’ [email protected] changed the position to dean of students but did not open it to Fundraiser Planned for NAPAVINE — The Robyn Yocum other applicants before offering Napavine Elementary School librarian Napavine School Board unani- it to Prather, who works as an Sight Connections mously approved the hiring of athletic director and teacher in Boistfort Valley resident Ann Jason Prather Monday for the Napavine. Disney will be holding a fundraiser new dean of Because Prather lacks the to hire a part-time principal to they have not yet discussed how Saturday to support a nonprofit or- students posi- qualifications for principal, fulfill responsibilities a dean of they will fill Prather’s athletic ganization called Sight Connections. tion to replace the board offered him a title of students legally cannot includ- director position. It was Sight Connections that the Napavine dean of students until he can ing evaluating teachers and sus- Prather declined to com- in October provided a Prisma High School obtain the required creden- pending or expelling students. ment to The Chronicle. machine to Disney, who is legally principal next tials. The board expects Prath- The board will post the part- “I’m anxious for us to move blind as a result of diabetes. year. time principal position to out- The device magnifies items, al- er, who currently teaches high forward and put together a good “I’m disap- school history and middle side applicants. lowing Disney to view them better. plan,” Smith said. “We all have pointed the school math, to complete his Napavine Superintendent The fundraiser will be 9 a.m. Jason Prather a common focus and that is we process wasn’t dean of students master’s degree in education Trisha Smith said they will dis- to 6 p.m. at the Curtis store, 388 followed,” administration and obtain an cuss the details at their next want Napavine to be a great Boistfort Road, Curtis. Napavine El- administrative principal’s cer- meeting on May 21 at 7 p.m. place for kids.” Flowers include perennials, in ementary School Librarian tificate by next May. Napavine School Board ••• 4-inch or 1-gallon pots. Annuals Robyn Yocum told the board. Until then, the district plans Chairman Kasey Studeman said Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 are available in 4-in pots, color bowls and hanging baskets. Some vegetables also will be available. Winlock Man Arrested for Pulling Gun on Sister’s Boyfriend Flowers also will be available for DISPUTE: Man To Be Sethre banged on the door, first-degree assault. Sethre, who his initial appearance in Lewis purchase at the store after Saturday. argued with the man and then is being held in the Lewis Coun- County Superior Court Monday For additional information, call 520-6315. Charged With First- allegedly pulled out the revolver, ty Jail, was expected to make afternoon. Degree Assault according to the sheriff’s office. The 30-year-old man then By The Chronicle shut the door and called the Daniel B. Sethre, 28, Winlock, sheriff’s office. When Sethre was arrested Sunday evening for saw deputies arriving, he threw All this variety, you’d think we were first-degree assault after he alleg- the gun into a nearby ditch, the edly pointed a .22 caliber revolver sheriff’s office reported. talking jelly beans, not loans. at a 30-year-old man at a house on The deputies recovered the the 2200 block of Highway 603. gun and arrested Sethre for Sethre confronted the man at his home at 6:45 p.m. Sunday because he was upset with the You May man for dating his sister, according to the Lewis County Sheriff’s Qualify For Office. Hearing Aids Ocean Park Do you feel you have a hearing loss that may be due to loud noise Teen Dies exposure at your past or present work? You in Fire May Qualify For By The Daily News HearingAids. 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LENDER until late Tuesday afternoon. © 2012, Hearing Healthcare Management, Inc. 135 • Main 5 LocaL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, May 8, 2012 Twin City Skate Park to Open Concession Stand May 27

by Kyle spurr upstairs club house to rent out for All the money has helped pay [email protected] various functions like birthdays or for the concession stand project, business meetings. The first floor which cost about $40,000 to com- After nearly eight years of will be a traditional concession plete. In 2007, the Centralia High planning, building and fund- stand where kids at the park can School class of 2006-2007 volun- raising, the Fuller’s Twin City purchase snacks and equipment. teered to build the exterior frame Skate Park concession stand will “Our vision was to have a place as part of a woodshop class. open Memorial Day weekend. where kids could go get a snack, But then, DeHart said, the A grand opening is sched- get a rest and have a safe place to flood of 2007 slowed the project uled from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on come and go,” DeHart said. Sunday, May 27, and will fea- and the city had plans to use the Once the stand opens, De- land for a theater. The theater plans ture a best trick competition for Hart said the board plans to later fell through and the conces- local skateboarders and bikers. have one volunteer to man the “It will give the kids a chance building four to five hours a day. sion stand project was back on. De- to show the community what The Fuller’s Twin City Skate Hart said the concession stand will they can do,” Fuller’s Twin City Park opened 10 years ago with offer microwavable foods, chips, Skate Park Board Foundation the help from a $50,000 donation corn dogs and other snacks. The Vice President Ted DeHart said. from Fuller’s Market Place, which stand will also have a grill for bar- While the kids show off is now Shop ‘n’ Kart. The park was becued food and a soda machine their skatepark skills, DeHart then run by the nonprofit board will be installed outside. and the board will show off the foundation that raises money DeHart said the next proj- Chris Geier / new concession stand. each year. Fuller’s Market contin- ects for the skate park are a secu- [email protected] DeHart said the two-story ued to donate money even after rity camera system and a public A skateboarder rolls past the building that will soon open as a concession stand concession stand will have an owner Rob Fuller died last year. address system. Monday at the Twin City Skate Park in Centralia. Classes Offered for Families Limited Records Access Leaves of Those With Mental Illness Some Cycling Through Courts By The Chronicle The National Alliance on MentaL HeaLtH: Mental Illness (NAMI) Lewis County is sponsoring the NAMI Communication, ‘‘It’s getting to the point where, instead of intervening early and Family-to-Family Education Reporting Issues Being Program, specifically for fami- getting them back to a hospital, they’re rising to the level of lies of persons diagnosed with Addressed committing new crimes.’’ serious mental illness. The by bianca fortis 12-course series of classes will [email protected] start in Centralia on Monday, susie parker May 14, with the initial class Limited access to mental Lewis County Superior Court administrator 6:30-9 p.m. at the First Unit- health records has left some ed Methodist Church, 506 S. patients cycling in and out of Washington Ave. Classes will the Lewis County court sys- be held on Monday and Friday tem. Cascade Mental Health Care are Now the county is work- “I think we’re making good There is no mental health evening each week for six weeks. collaborating with one another ing to implement a reporting progress in this area,” he con- hospital in Lewis County, so to solve the problem. system that the county and po- The course will cover infor- anyone who is involuntarily tinued. “You always run into mation about schizophrenia, committed is evaluated and The first step is to increase lice and fire departments will a problem with releasing in- the mood disorders (bipolar treated in a neighboring coun- communication for those who share. formation with a social ser- “We’re currently trying to disorder and major depression), ty. There are times when some have mental health issues and vices agency, because of the patients return home and may legal system contacts, accord- put this information into the sensitivity of information on panic disorder and obsessive system so if a police officer need to be committed again. But ing to Trisha Young, the Quality individuals being treated. But compulsive disorder; coping there is no local record of the in- Manager for TRSN. officer stops an individual, a when it involves the courts, skills such as handling crisis dividual’s history within Lewis Cascade now provides jail check will tell the police officer and relapse; basic information County. services, through a jail liaison the details and the officer can the courts have got to have ac- about medications; listening “The records are stored in position, to Lewis County in- make a decision of whether to cess.” and communication techniques; the county that they’re granted,” mates with mental health issues. take the person to jail or to Parker said she expects that problem-solving skills; recovery Lewis County Superior Court “Although the funding for Cascade,” Lewis County Com- system to be in place within the and rehabilitation; and self-care Administrator Susie Parker said. this position will be subject to missioner Ron Averill, who is a next few months. around worry and stress. “Once they’re stored, they’re not changes in the state’s budget member of TRSN’s governing ••• The course will be taught easily accessible by other coun- in 2014, TRSN has committed board, said. Bianca Fortis: (360) 807-8245 by NAMI Lewis County fam- ties.” to prioritizing services to this ily member volunteers who It’s a costly and potentially high needs population and will have taken intensive training dangerous problem for both the work to continue to fund this as course instructors. The co- public and individuals them- position independent of state selves. teachers for the Centralia area funding if needed,” Young said “It’s getting to the point will be Judy Baskett and Sherry in an email. where, instead of intervening Cascade also created two Palmer. early and getting them back to “This course is a wonder- new case management positions, a hospital, they’re rising to the and Parker has facilitated the ful experience,” said instruc- level of committing new crimes,” tor Judy Baskett. “It balances creation of a mental health safe- Parker said. “They end up in jail ty meeting to increase awareness basic psycho-education and and lose a lot of their services and communication between skill-training with emotional where they’re not available to health providers. support, self-care and empow- them because they’re incarcer- erment. We hope families with ated. They end up being treated relatives who have a serious for mental health services in jail, Get More From Your Bank mental illness will take advan- not in a hospital.” tage of this unique opportu- It’s also expensive: Costs in- 12 Local Branches nity.” clude a court-appointed attor- May 4th - May 10th Centralia, Chehalis, Grayland, Morton, Pe Ell, The course is designed spe- ney, an order for a competency Raymond, Rochester, South Bend, Winlock evaluation through Western John Carter cifically for parents, siblings, $3 • PG13 Saturday Banking Hours spouses, teenage and adult State Hospital and other expenses associated with being 12:00pm & 3:00pm (Sat & Sun) Chehalis Airport Branch – 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. children and significant oth- Rochester Branch in Bailey’s IGA – 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lockout ers of persons with severe and charged for a crime. “Our goal is to decrease the $3 • PG13 Open Until 7 p.m. persistent mental illness. The 6:00 pm amount of times (patients) fre- Monday-Friday at our Chehalis Airport Branch course is not appropriate for in- quent through the court system he American Reunion CH471132cz.cg dividuals who themselves suffer by providing mental health ser- $3 • R from one of the major mental vices,” Parker said. 9:00pm & 12:30pm (Wed early bird matinee) illnesses. Lewis County Superior The NAMI Family-to-Fami- $$Two Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, ssbwa.com CH469788cz.cg Court, the Lewis County Jail, minor with parent at or before 6:00pm ly Education Course is free. For Lewis County Public Health Minor with parent before 7 pm only $3 All Ages • Ages 3 and under are FREE 800-242-2036 more information or to register, and Social Services, Timberland 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia Member FDIC call Palmer, 748-4024. Regional Support Network and (360) 736-1634 • mcmenamins.com

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Main 6 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, May 8, 2012 LOCAL John Braun to Challenge Swecker for Senate Seat TWO REPUBLICANS: ploys more than 150 people, he haven’t necessarily been in the Foundation, Providence Centra- bachelor of arts degree in coop- said. best interest of the district.” lia Hospital and the Timberland erative education from The Ev- Owner of Chehalis Swecker, who is from Roch- Braun said the 20th Legisla- Regional Library. ergreen State College. Ambulance Factory ester, was first appointed to the tive district needs someone who He is a veteran of the U.S. Swecker’s community in- Senate in 1995. will fight a little bit harder for Navy and continues to serve as volvement includes serving as Takes on Incumbent Braun said he has great re- reduced government spending a commander in the Navy Re- fire commissioner and volun- By Bianca Fortis spect for Sweck- and a better business environ- serve. He has teer fireman and founding the er, but a change ment. an engineering American Salmon Growers As- [email protected] is necessary. Braun said he will fight for degree from sociation. He serves on several Rural Centralia resident “I think he lower taxes and make jobs a top the University special legislative committees, John Braun has announced served honor- priority. of Washington including the Transportation his candidacy for state Senate ably. But he’s Braun hasn’t run for office and master’s Permit Efficiency & Account- against longtime incumbent been there 17 before — “I’m not a politician,” degrees in busi- ability Committee, the Legisla- Dan Swecker. years,” Braun he said — but he says he is a ness and engi- tive Oversight Committee on Both candidates are Repub- said. “It’s time business leader and has been in- neering from Public-Private Partnerships in licans. to get some- John Braun volved in the community, and the University Sen. Dan Swecker Transportation and Task Force Braun, a Salzer Valley resi- body new. He’s running for state that’s the kind of experience of Michigan. incumbent on the Funding of State Parks & dent, owns Braun Northwest, no longer in Senate needed in Olympia. Swecker, Outdoor Recreation. Inc., which specializes in build- touch with the private sector, Braun, 45, serves on the 65, served in Vietnam as a U.S. Swecker could not be reached ing emergency vehicles and em- and because of that his choices boards of the Centralia College Army helicopter pilot. He has a for a comment before deadline. Regional Wines on Display at Spring Tour MAPPED OUT: Participants Traveled to Eight Different Wineries ‘‘It started out as my By Kyle Spurr father’s hobby, turned [email protected] passion. And it turned Wine enthusiasts from into the same thing for around the Northwest came through the Greater Lewis me.’’ County area Saturday and Sun- day for the fifth annual Spring Rhett Mills Kyle Spurr / [email protected] Chehalis Valley Wine Tour. Widgeon Hill Winery Weatherwax Cellars Owner Ralph Warner pours a bottle of wine during the ifth annual Spring Chehalis Valley Wine Tour. With a souvenir glass in hand, participants sampled 2005 and 2006 Syrah and a 2006 wines from Tenino down to To- Merlot to those in attendance. ledo on the self-guided tour that did not get going at his winery Warner and his wife, Kay, has expanded beyond the strict until the middle of each day. operate their winery from the boundaries of the Chehalis Riv- For those who did make it to inside of an old Onalaska-area er and its tributaries. the Widgeon Hill Winery, Mills farm shop that Ralph’s parents Eight wineries participated offered them a variety of wines owned. in the “Cinco de Vino” tour this from a white Chenin Blanc to a Ralph said the spring wine year, including Agate Creek Win- red Syrah. tour would be the last one his ery, Bateaux Cellars, Birchfield Mills, whose father started winery will be a part of, but he Winery, Heymann Whinery, Widgeon Hill Winery in the will remain open for business by Scatter Creek Winery, Weather- mid-1990s, said he uses Eastern appointment. wax Cellars, Wells' Winery and Washington grapes and adds Ralph said he and his wife Widgeon Hill Winery. yeast to get different flavors. want to focus on other activities Widgeon Hill Winery owner “It started out as my father’s during their retirement. Rhett Mills said his Chehalis- hobby, turned passion,” Mills In the meantime, Ralph en- based winery seems to be a half- said. “And it turned into the joyed seeing familiar faces at the way point for people on the tour. same thing for me.” wine tour this year. Two Chenin Blancs and a Merlot are presented as decoration at the Widgeon Hill Mills said the tour, which Toward the outskirts of the “We see the same people each Winery Saturday afternoon during the ifth annual Spring Chehalis Valley Wine ran from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Satur- wine tour, Ralph Warner of year,” Ralph said. “But then we Tour. day and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, Weatherwax Cellars offered a see some new ones too.” Centralia Man Arrested for Indecent Exposure Tax Breaks Seem Easy for By The Chronicle tigated the claims and sent an Gary H. 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"I gave goire said her successor would still worthwhile and what we them a list as long as the room, need to adopt bigger, broader don't need, and then we can of and what did they get me? Re- increases in revenue to pay for course use economic growth to member how many they got me? schools. fund some of that as well," McK- Yeah: one." The state Supreme Court enna told reporters at a Tuesday Lawmakers managed to nar- ruled in January the Legislature news conference. row exactly one exemption, re- has shortchanged basic educa- Pressed for specifics, he said quiring big banks to pay taxes tion, and the court is watching only that he would look first at on earnings from home-mort- whether lawmakers will fol- any loophole favoring an out-of- gage interest. Even that came low through on laws calling for state firm over one here. • Main 7 BUSINESS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Business Profile: City of Roses Espresso Former Bikini Barista Now ‘Fully Clothed’ NEW OWNER, NEW Hackney said she went from making more than $100 a day CLIENTELE: Chehalis Stand in tips wearing her bikini to Now Caters to Moms about $50 now. and Elderly Customers “I just wasn’t comfortable wearing the clothes. Especially By Amy Nile when you grew up here and you [email protected] don’t want that reputation,” said the Adna High School gradu- The barista at City of Roses ate. “What do you have after you Espresso in Chehalis is now work there for so long? You can’t serving coffee fully clothed. always use your body for money. The former “bikini barista” I want to stay here.” stand at 272 N. Market Blvd. has Hackney is working to attract a new owner that is aiming for a a new clientele with discounts new clientele. for seniors and “mini mochas” “I like the whole classy thing,” or hot chocolates for kids. She is said Norma Jean Hackney, who also looking into making juices bought the stand in February after working as a bikini barista and protein shakes. herself. “I think you should get Hackney is changing the your customer base by the quali- name of her stand to Norma Jean’s ty of your coffee rather than how Espresso in the next few weeks. much skin you’re showing.” “I want people to know that Hackney said she doesn’t it’s me they’re getting coffee want to knock what bikini baris- from. I want to do a vintage tas do for a living but she didn’t theme with aprons and hand- want the “questionable clientele” kerchiefs. A family theme,” she who frequent those places for said. “Bikini stands have their Chris Geier / [email protected] her customer base. crowd but there needs to be a Owner Norma Hackney stands at the City of Roses cofee stand, which was formerly the site of bikini-clad baristas. She said “It was just sex sells and that’s crowd for everything.” she is looking to provide a more wholesome business. what they wanted. They didn’t even Hackeny will hold her grand care about the coffee,” she said. opening on June 16. However, getting dressed ••• didn’t come without a price. Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235

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PAIDPAID ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT WE PAY National Coin Show Comes to Chehalis CASH GOLD JEWELRY AND SILVER COINS BEING BOUGHT BY BECCA SLAYBACK FOR STAFF WRITER 6 DAY COLLECTOR’S SHOW Anyone that has any gold MAY 7TH - 12TH GOLD jewelry lying in a jewelry box, listen up! Gold is trading at over MONDAY–FRIDAY 9AM–6PM SATURDAY 9AM–4PM GOLD MARKETS ARE OVER $1,600 per ounce. That’s as high $1,600 PER OZ. as it’s ever been, and we want to HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS CASH IN NOW! buy it. What’s a coin show do- 730 NW LIBERTY PLAZA • CHEHALIS, WA 98532 ing buying gold you ask? Well, these days, it seems everyone is DIRECTIONS 360.740.1800 Jewelry, Rings, buying gold. But how much is INFORMATION 217.787.7767 Class Rings, it really worth and how do you what the big refineries pay. But ties. Those companies sell to the Bracelets and know if you’re getting a fair price? those refineries don’t buy di- refineries for about 90 percent Earrings Let me share with you what rectly from the public. Rather, of the market price. So, to make the other guys don’t want you they buy from companies that a profit, they have to make sure to know. Pure gold is what the accumulate volume by buying to pay less than 90 percent for markets are based on. Today’s from the public. Then, contracts gold. The difference between market, as I write this article, is are negotiated with the refiners what they pay and the market $1,642.36 per ounce. Now that’s to sell to them in large quanti- price is their gross profit. Of course, they also have to cover the cost of doing business, which would include advertis- WE BUY ALL TYPES ing, labor, taxes, office space, insurance, utilities, etc. OF GOLD COINS So how much are they actually paying for gold, compared to the advertised market price? Well, during an undercover project preformed by the National Coin Collectors Association, it’s a lot less than you might think. We visited a number of jewelry stores, coin shops and R EWAR D LIBERTY QUARTER EAGLE INDIAN QUARTER EAGLE traveling buying events to see $ $ UP TO $80,000* UP TO $30,000* what we would be offered for SILVER DOLLARS WANTED our gold. We were surprised to see the wide spectrum of prices we were offered. The gold jewelry we took to these businesses was actually worth just over $300. The most we were offered was $180 (60 percent of the market price) and the least LIBERTY HALF EAGLE INDIAN HALF EAGLE was a measly $42 (14 percent of UP TO $85,000* UP TO $55,000* the market price). $42 for $300 worth of gold seemed like a rip off to us. After that eye opening test, we decided to start offer- WE PAY COLLECTOR ing a service where we buy gold PRICES from the public. The response has been overwhelmingly posi- tive. We pay a fair price for the WE BUY gold, which still allows us to LIBERTY EAGLE INDIAN EAGLE make a profit. The customer can SILVER UP TO $110,000* UP TO $95,000* go away happy, knowing they TEA SETS, PRE-1970 received a fair price. So if you have gold jewelry COINS, SILVER BARS AND SILVER ROUNDS just lying around, please bring it in to us. We will examine it, weigh it and quote a fair price based on that day’s market price. We have negotiated a contract with the number one refinery in LIBERTY DOUBLE EAGLE ST. GAUDENS DOUBLE EAGLE the United States. This enables UP TO $200,000* UP TO $150,000* us to pay you more. Our service is fun and it’s free. What we offer you is what you get, with no HIGH PRICES PAID FOR ALL hidden charges like some other GOLD & SILVER companies. If you choose to sell SELL YOUR JEWELRY NOW! your gold to us, we will pay you on the spot. If you choose not to GOLD $1,660/OZ. SILVER $32/OZ. sell, then that’s fine too. There is never any pressure to sell to us, ever! OLDER TYPE COINS WANTED We have been hosting these shows since 1995, and come to town about once a year. Al- though we are looking for scrap precious metals, coins are our FLOWING HAIR CHAIN CENT FLOWING HAIR HALF DIME DRAPED BUST DIME SE forte. That’s what we are known UP TO $250,000* UP TO $40,000* UP TO $100,000* for and what we love. Whether you have a single coin or an entire collection, we would love to see it. We also buy paper currency and gold and silver bul- DRAPED BUST QUARTER SE DRAPED BUST HALF DOLLAR SE FLOWING HAIR DOLLAR lion. UP TO $150,000* UP TO $400,000* UP TO $1,250,000* CH471708cz.ke *This amount depends upon rarity, condition and what collectors are willing to pay Main 10 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, May 8, 2012 LOCAL

Passions: Man Moved to Washington After Visiting From the Bronx in 2008 Continued from front page child, and I was able to fulfill this dream.” ‘‘It is incredibly This year he’ll be support- beautiful. And the ing Barack Obama and will be a delegate at the Democratic state people here are more convention. He says Obama is the most beautiful than the solid president the U.S. has had, state itself.’’ and that Obama needs to be re- elected so he can complete the work he has begun. Lanakila Washington But Washington hasn’t ruled on living in Washington out another run for president in 2016. “I’ve just got to be ready for has just been nominated for my hair to turn gray again,” he the Templeton Prize, which is said. awarded annually to a spiritual Besides an unsuccessful bid leader. for New York state Senate in 2004, One of his followers is an old most of Washington’s political friend, James Vick-bey of Ha- experience comes from working waii, who credits Clear Water for other political candidates, in- Lotus Buddhism with helping cluding Hillary Clinton. him find his current job. Vick- But he’s a man of many tal- bey said he calls on Washington Chris Geier / [email protected] ents — his past careers also in- as his spiritual advisor. A picture of Lanakila Washington, right, and his partner Reginald Ross is bordered by ribbons won by their cat Tunga. clude working as a Michael Jack- “Lanakila is such a wonder- son impersonator in the 1980s ful person,” he said. “He just gets CH471764cz.ke and hosting a cable television straight to the point about life. show with his partner, Reginald The information he gives you, Ross. it’s very valuable information He and Ross also own an which is going to help you more eight-month-old Egyptian Mau, or less better your life and help named Tunga Marie, who won you to move on further.” five ribbons in her first Cat Fan- Another friend, Mary Ann ciers’ Association show at the Sowah, said using Washington’s Local, Compassionate Care end of April. method of Buddhism helped her www.homecareprosnw.com Washington was born and find treatment for her mentally • Locally Owned & Operated • 24/7 On-Call raised in the Bronx, N.Y., as ill son. • Companion Care • Serving All Of Lewis, Paciic, James. In the 1990s, he spent “He is very spiritual,” she said • Non-Medical Home Care & Grays Harbor, Thurston & time living in Hawaii and, he about Washington. “He can see Respite Care Services Mason Counties said, the native Hawaiians some- a lot of things we can’t see in ref- • Trained & Experienced • Local & Friendly Customer times bestowed a name upon a erence to our own lives. He can Lanakila Washington holds a poster Caregivers Service person based on that person’s focus on it and help us to see it. that outlines the major issues of his personality and attitude. They He can find the best in all of us.” 2008 presidential campaign. Washing- 883A South Market Blvd. • Chehalis, WA 98532 ••• ton was the candidate of the Humanis- (T) 360-996-4487 (F) 360-996-4389 gave him the name “Lanakila,” [email protected] meaning “to be victorious.” Bianca Fortis: (360) 807-8245 tic Party, which he created. He later changed his name legally. In 2008, he visited Washing- ton for a workshop and fell in love with the state. He returned to New York and told Ross they had to move. A year later, they 12 Months were boarding an Amtrak train Authorized Dealer NO Interest O.A.C. to the west coast.

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Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Dennis R. Waller, President, CEO J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 Christine Fossett, Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Brian Mittge, Editor-in-Chief Kudos to Cowlitz Tribe for Taking Over Monument Of the many stories I’ve the unexpected creation on a COMMENTARY: behind the statue. encountered over the years quiet stretch of prairie just south Editor’s Notes The tribe hasn’t yet decided at The Chronicle, the tale of of the Winlock-Toledo exit. monuments. Engineers figured nearly all of his estate to the how it will fulfill and maintain the Gospodor “Another weirdo comes to that drivers were glancing at poor and needy. His Toledo-ar- Gospodor’s vision. Monuments is Lewis County,” one neighbor the sculptures but actually ea monuments, he said, should Along with maintenance, I one of the most said. slowing down and clogging go to a nonprofit group that would suggest roadside inter- unusual and “I think it’s pretty skookum,” traffic as they read the sign. would fulfill his vision. pretive markers along Camas memorable. said another, using a Chinook Gospodor kept up work on It’s appropriate that the Road so passersby can at least An eccen- jargon term for impressive. his monuments, adding a giant Cowlitz Tribe has taken over try to understand what is meant tric Seattle mil- When Gospodor built his weather vane that he claimed ownership of the property, as by these towers on the prairie. lionaire, a baf- tall spires in honor of Mother was the largest in the world we reported on Saturday. The monuments are the flingly unique Teresa, American Indians of all (only a few miles from the Gospodor felt strongly By Brian Mittge first big thing that thousands artistic vision tribes and Holocaust victims World’s Largest Egg, I might about the need to memorialize of drivers see as they come and hundreds in the summer of 2002, the cre- add — an enormous two-for- and honor Native Americans, north into Lewis County each of feet of tubular steel topped ation was literally a show-stop- one experience for visitors). so much so that he commis- day. Let’s use the eye-catching with glowing sculptures. From per. Traffic backups stretched When Gospodor died in sioned a wooden statue of Chief opportunity they provide. a journalist’s perspective, for miles as people gazed in September 2010, he was work- Seattle for his monuments. ••• what’s not to like? perplexed awe. ing on adding a monument Alas, that statue is showing Brian Mittge is editor-in-chief I started covering the Frustrated transportation to Susan B. Anthony and the signs of age. Its paint is crack- of The Chronicle. Contact him with story more than a decade ago officials forced Gospodor to women’s suffrage movement. ing. One of its arms has come comments and news tips at bmittge@ as neighbors came to grips with cover up a sign explaining the In his will, Gospodor left off and is now propped neatly chronline.com or (360) 807-8234. COMMENTARY: Highlighting Lewis County Cross-Promotion of Tourism Makes Sense Several hundred people pa- keting will bring more than raded through the parking lot tourists — perhaps businesses of the Lewis County Historical and industries too. Museum Saturday, gazing at Anyone interested in talk- classic cars displayed by the ing tourism can attend the next 50-year-old Centralia Chehalis meeting at 1 p.m. June 6 at the Vintage Auto Club. Centralia Parks and Recreation As I greeted families with office. children who helped mark the 100th anniversary celebrations Celebrating 50 Years of the Chehalis and Centralia train depots, I asked if the kids Congratulations to the Cen- had played in the museum’s tralia Chehalis Vintage Auto little pioneer store, then men- Club, which marks its 50th an- tioned other local opportuni- niversary this year. It began in ties for fun and October 1962 as the Southwest learning. Washington Horseless Carriage Club, bringing together people For example, with a passion for preserving July 21 and 22, antique autos. more than 600 Also celebrating five de- GUEST COMMENTARY: Public Office Is a Service, Not a Lifestyle Civil War re- cades is the Washington State enactors from 4-H Foundation, which marked Oregon and the event Saturday at the Washington By Julie McDonald Spring Youth Fair. Career Politicians Should Move on will gather in the Twin Cities The foundation enables Many of you have asked how and we won’t need workshops for a conflagration commemo- young people to attend the Na- I’ve filled my time since leaving on how to know those “regular tional 4-H Dairy Conference FILING WEEK BEGINS rating the September 1862 political office. In addition to folks.” and other leadership programs Battle of Antietam. continuing my full-time job in MONDAY After hearing their com- nationwide. To help, download the emergency department, I At the Civil War re-enact- a free WhereURNow applica- By The Chronicle ments, it had become clear to ment hosted by the Veterans have refocused Those wanting to run for me that our local governments tion to your smart phone and on continuing Memorial Museum last year, we the foundation receives $2.50 election this year can sign up in all parts of the state had large- learned a lot about the 1860s and my college edu- next week between May 14 ly disconnected themselves from saw a battlefield preacher, medi- cation, taken a and 18 at the county court- their neighbors. cal doctors, and women spin- Dogs or Cats? much needed house or online. A list of Lewis I was immediately countered ning wool while children played I loved the letter Barbara vacation with- County offices up for elec- with arguments about the need out the cell tion is online at wei.secstate. with wooden blocks, sock-balls Hicks of Chehalis wrote to the for continuity of government and other makeshift toys. editor last week, asking about phone, gotten wa.gov/lewis/CandidateInfo/ in some sail- Pages/OfficesOpenforElection. and keeping good people in “And then there’s the Santa legal double standards for own- their positions, justifications for ers of dogs and cats. I prefer ing lessons and aspx. train and Polar Express, which By Nick Bozarth For more information, call their own self-worth. happen in December,” I told dogs to cats, although I’m aller- recently com- gic to both. pleted my first the Lewis County Auditor at I couldn’t buy any of it and one grandmother, describing 740 -1164. still don’t. But I remember being ir- marathon. Life’s pretty good the popular December trips In Thurston County, a com- For anyone to believe that a ritated nearly every morning and thanks to all of you who hosted by the Chehalis Centra- plete election guide is online single individual is so important lia Railroad and Museum. in Kelso when a neighborhood have been asking. On a more important note at www.co.thurston.wa.us/ to any particular office is absurd. cat left paw prints all over the auditor/Elections/Candidate/ I thought of last week’s though, we are coming into Our founders created a sys- meeting at the Holiday Inn Ex- hood of my car. No, I didn’t candidate_guide.pdf or call shoot at the cat or spray it, but another campaign season and a (360) 786-5408. tem to last the centuries and press in Chehalis where more need for folks to step up. designed to peacefully accom- than 30 people gathered to talk I certainly would have hissed I hear all the time from qual- tourism. a bit if I’d spotted that filthy- modate and promote regular footed feline. ity people their ideas and desires people rotating through. Presi- It certainly makes sense for their turn they would introduce for local politics but when the themselves and their years of dent George Washington dem- businesses and organizations to ballots are mailed out I am con- onstrated this by stepping down work together in promoting our Furniture for Sale service. stantly disappointed to see our after two terms, despite any wonderful natural assets and Looking for a couple of I sat quietly, noting that the local offices with the usual can- majority of these people had term restrictions at the time. community events — Mount chairs and a couch? The mu- didates or only a write-in line on been in their positions or some So, to those lifers in govern- Rainier; Mount St. Helens; the seum is holding a silent auction the ballots for the positions. form of government for mul- ment, consider being a citizen White Pass Scenic Byway; his- to sell furniture — museum In many cases the excuses to toric Centralia and Chehalis fixtures, not historic artifacts tiple terms, and in many cases again before you launch your re- not run are as empty as the bal- election bids. communities; Morton Loggers — to make more room for gift lot lines themselves. decades. And to all the regular Joes, Jubilee; Toledo Cheese Days shop merchandise. Deadline It is our duty, if not only to When they came to the and Cowlitz Prairie Threshing for bids is 5 p.m. May 15. ourselves, but to the next gen- single-term “kid” mayor I could the unknowns, the average citi- Bee; Mossyrock Blueberry Fest; erations, to be actively informed sense the lack of interest in a zen, this is a call for you to serve. Lewis and Clark, Ike Kinswa, Yes there’s sacrifice. Sure, it’s not Connect With ‘Railroad Ties’ and involved in our local gov- newby who was about to pro- and Rainbow Falls state parks; ernments. vide advice to these seasoned always fun. But it is a duty and and campgrounds at Mayfield In case you missed seeing I had a unique perspective government veterans. the local level is the best place and Riffe lakes as well as in the the Full Focus program “Rail- holding an elected office. I re- Nonetheless, the room si- to start. Get involved. Fill those Gifford Pinchot National Forest. road Ties,” it’ll be airing again call a conference I attended in lenced when I explained how ballots. Put those dinner conver- We live in a historically rich at 6:30 p.m. May 14 on KBTC, my last year serving. Present upsetting it was that we are sit- sations to action, even if for one rural community within easy channel 28 on satellite, 12 on were local elected officials from ting in this type of workshop. term. You will make a difference. driving distance of big cities, a Comcast, and 10 on Rainier across the state. The day’s events My advice to them was: If I look forward to seeing your vast ocean, and massive moun- Connect. included a workshop discussion you want to engage with citizens, name on the ballot this spring. tains. What more could anyone ••• on engaging with and knowing go back and be one. Get out of ••• want? Besides lower unemploy- Julie McDonald, a personal his- your citizens. For the better part government. It is a service, not a Nick Bozarth served one term as ment and more jobs. torian from Toledo, may be reached of an hour they shared ideas on lifestyle. Go back and be part of mayor of Napavine, retiring at the Maybe collaborative mar- at [email protected]. the topic. As each official took the world you just helped create end of 2011 at age 26.

Editorial Mission Statement Letters Policy To Send Your Letter Editorials n We will strive to be the voice of reason for the n Please type opinions, if possible, and limit letters n Address letters and commentaries to “Our n Editor-in-Chief Brian Mittge can be reached peaceful settlement of conflict and contention to 500 words. Shorter letters get preference. Con- Readers’ Opinions.” Please sign them and include by e-mail at [email protected] or at (360) 807-8234. on key local issues. We will work to be fair at all tributors are limited to publication of one item your full address and daytime telephone number times and to provide a balance of opinions. We every two weeks, with exceptions as warranted. for verification and any questions. Send them to 321 N. Pearl, Centralia, WA 98531. E-mail letters can will make our opinion pages available for public Items submitted are subject to editing and will Editorial Board be sent to [email protected]. n Brian Mittge, Editor-in-Chief discussion of vital issues and events affecting become the property of this newspaper. Poetry is n Dennis Waller, President the quality of life in Lewis County and adjoining not accepted. regions. When necessary, we will be willing to Questions n Christine Fossett, Publisher take a tough, definitive stance on a controver- n For questions on a letter call Doug Blosser at n Jeff Andersen, Printing General Manager sial issue. 807-8238 or toll-free, 1-800-562-6084, ext. 1238. n Rosie O’Connor, Human Resources Director Main 12 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens RIVERSIDE FIRE AUTHORITY CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT 24 are women. None are work-release inmates and 52 of them are Flaming Birds Nest Vehicle Prowl contract bed inmates from outside • The Riverside Fire Author- • A victim reported someone agencies. No people are on elec- ADDITIONAL PAID REMEMBRANCES ity responded to a small fire in- broke into their vehicle while it tronic home monitoring and no side the overhang of the Good- was parked at the Lewis County people are on day reporting. In ALSO ON MAIN 13 will store in Centralia at 9:07 Mall at 9:16 a.m. Monday. the past 24 hours, as of early this p.m. Sunday. The firefighters Theft morning, 14 people were booked on scene discovered that a bird’s into the jail and 16 were released. nest caught fire inside the light • Five-hundred dollars in cash fixture. No damage was report- was reported stolen from an apart- In Remembrance ed, except for the light fixture.ment on the 350 block of Washing- Death Notices The Chehalis Fire Department ton Avenue at 1:53 p.m. Friday. • NICHOLAS HUNTER LEE MATCHETT, 8, Che- MADONNA R. MORGAN also responded to the scene. halis, died Friday, May 4, at Providence Vehicle Prowl Centralia Hospital. A service will be held • A vehicle’s registration was at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Boistfort Cem- CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT reported stolen at 3:23 p.m. Friday etery. A celebration of life will be at 1:30 on Southwest Cascade Avenue. p.m. Thursday at the Boistfort School. Stolen Dog Arrangements are under the direction of • A Centralia resident reported Fraud Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. • SHIRLEY M. MORRISON, 79, Winlock, died that someone changed the locks, • A debit account was report- Saturday, May 5, at home. At the request removed property and stole a edly used by someone other of the deceased, no services will be held. dog out of the victim’s apartment than the owner for an Internet Arrangements are under the direction of at 4:48 p.m. Monday on the 500 purchase and a merchandise Cattermole funeral Home, Winlock. block of South Ash Street. purchase at 4:35 p.m. Friday at • GARY M. KLINGELE, 63, Salkum, died Southwest 19th Street. Sunday, May 6, at Providence Centralia Power Tools Stolen Hospital. At the request of the deceased, • Unknown suspect(s) report- Disorderly Conduct no services will be held. Arrangements are under the direction of Cattermole edly entered a locked garage and • Tyrell J. Myer, 21, Chehalis, Funeral Home, Winlock. removed chainsaws, a power drill, and Christopher H. Snodgrass, 25, • DELORES J. STRATTON, 84, Centralia, died cordless lights and other assorted Ethel, were both cited and released Sunday, May 6, in Winlock. At the request As she was known by Jr. of Portland, Ore., Tyler tools at 5:24 p.m. Monday on the for disorderly conduct at the Dev- of the deceased, no services will be held. family and friends as Donna, Morgan of Kent, Wash., 900 block of South Pearl Street. ilFish at 12:30 a.m. Saturday. Arrangements are under the direction of was born Oct. 24, 1932 in and Kailene Morgan of Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. Portland, Ore., and passed Salkum, Wash., four great- Theft of a Firearm • MARIE EDITH GREEDY, 97, Oakville, died away on May 2, 2012 grandchildren, Makayla • A gun and money were re- LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE Friday, May 4, at home. A graveside ser- at Centralia Providence Boling-Watson, Cameron vice will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at the ported stolen from a locked ve- Burglary Hospital with the family Rider, Joshua Boling and Masonic Cemetery, Elma. Arrangements and friends at her side. On Raylee Boling all of Salkum, hicle at 5:58 p.m. Monday on the are under the direction of Whiteside 1100 block of Long Road. • An unknown suspect report- Sept. 29, 1951, she married and numerous nieces and edly forced entry into a residence Family Mortuary, Elma. to her lifetime friend and nephews. Meth Possession on the 100 block of Leah Lane in high school sweetheart, Lynn She is preceded in death • Daryl A. Ball, 53, Centralia, Onalaska at 12:12 p.m. Monday by Lotteries Morgan settling most of their by her her husband Hugh was arrested for suspected pos- throwing a retaining wall block married life in Salkum. L. Morgan, three babies, through a back window. An alarm Washington’s Saturday Games She worked along side her Janice, Douglas, & Carol, her session of methamphetamine and husband at Morgan Brothers parents, John M. & Ethel M. three outstanding warrants after sounded and nothing was report- Powerball: 09 12 20 44 5923 ed stolen. Witness reported seeing Construction, running the Gormally. he allegedly attempted to evade Next jackpot: $70 million rock crusher. She enjoyed Special viewing at the police on foot at 8 p.m. Monday a white mid-size car slowly pass by Lotto: 14-17-20-22-42-45 being with family and funeral home can be arranged on the 300 block of N Street. at the time of the burglary. Hit 5: 02-12-13-15-39 friends, bowling with friends anytime throughout the • An unknown suspect rein a bowling league and week by calling Cattermole Obstructing Public Servant Match 4: 11-12-13-24 portedly threw a landscape block Daily Game: 3 3 2 talking on the phone. Donna Funeral Home. • Jeremiah R. Johnson, 28, through the back window of a res- Keno: 07 09 12 22 32 36 37 38 41 42 44 was full of life, a cat lover Mass of Christian burial transient, was cited for alleged idence on the 100 block of Hewitt 49 52 53 54 57 68 73 76 79 and never inding a stranger will be at 11 a.m. Friday obstructing and defective bicycle Road in Chehalis at 4:37 p.m. as she shopped. She loved May 11, 2012 at St. Joseph equipment at 11:37 p.m. Monday Monday. The suspect reportedly Washington’s Sunday Games baking cookies and cakes Catholic Church, Chehalis, at the intersection of South Tower stole jewelry and an Xbox 360. A Match 4: 06-11-12-19 with her grandkids and great- with viewing at the church Daily Game: 3 5 5 grandkids. All who knew her, before the service 10- Avenue and Jefferson Street. neighbor reported seeing a white knew she did not want to feel 10:30 a.m. A reception Jeep with a black top driving by Keno: 08 21 25 31 33 34 36 37 38 47 51 Burglary 54 57 58 61 68 72 73 75 79 old so she was G.G. not great- will follow the service at slowly at the time of the burglary. grandma. Usually always the the church social hall. A • A saw was reported stolen at Because of the method of entry, Washington’s Monday Games life of the party. graveside service will follow 2:51 p.m. Friday from a building on point of entry and short time span She is survived by her the reception at Claquato the 200 block of South Silver Street. Lotto: 02 03 29 30 33 44 between the two burglaries, the Lew- Next jackpot: $10.2 million daughter Christine Boling Cemetery, Chehalis. is County Sheriff’s Office believes and son-in-law Jerry, son Malicious Mischief Hit 5: 03-05-06-18-31 these incidents could be related. Robert J. Sr. both of Salkum, • An unknown suspect re- Next cashpot: 150,000 ive grandchildren, Catrena Match 4: 02-12-13-14 To view the obituary, please portedly broke out the rear win- Theft Boling-Beardsley (Mark), go to chronline.com/obituaries. dow of a vehicle at 10:09 a.m. • A 250-foot piece of one-eighth Daily Game: 5 2 7 Cristen Boling both of Saturday on the 1000 block of H Keno: 03 14 18 26 31 33 35 40 44 48 49 Salkum, Robert J. Morgan inch steel cable was reported stolen 50 51 55 58 60 67 70 77 80 Street. The suspect also report- from a logging site on Hope Creek edly dented the vehicle. Road in Doty at 11 a.m. Friday. The Recent Local Winners cable is worth $900. Vehicle Theft Lotto — Dawn D. Givens, Shop’n • A blue 1994 Mazda B3000 Driving Under the Influence Kart, Chehalis, $1,000 Harold Holmes, PATSY RUTH (MERCHANT) pickup with the licence number Match 4 — Pearl • Larry N. Benfield, 58, Win- Street Market, Centralia, $10,000 GOTTFRYD A99218Z was reported stolen at lock, was arrested and booked 1932-2012 10:34 a.m. Saturday on the 1200 for allegedly driving under the block of West Main Street. influence at 3:07 p.m. Saturday. Commodities Vehicle Prowl Gas in Washington — $4.08 (AAA of LEWIS COUNTY JAIL Washington) • Stereo equipment was re- Crude Oil — $96.14 per barrel (CME ported stolen from a vehicle at Inmate population in the Group) 12:07 p.m. Saturday on the 1100 main facility as of early this morn- Gold — $1,602 (Monex) block of Grand Avenue. ing: 160 inmates; 136 are men and Silver — $29.25 (Monex) Driving Under Influence • Terrance G. Miller, 58, Cen- tralia, was arrested and booked for allegedly driving under the influ- JEAN PROFFITT ence at 12:31 p.m. Saturday on the 1933-2012 6 0 0 b l o c k o f N o r t h To w e r Av e n u e . Presbyterian Church, and Patsy Ruth (Merchant) Jim Merchant, Lyle Minor in Possession was a lifetime member Gottfryd of Napavine, Merchant, Marsha Dupree, • Bryan M. Ferris, 20, Centralia, of the P.E.O. women’s Wash., passed away on Winnie (Larry) Rakoz and was cited and released for alleged- organization. She April 29, 2012, at the age Larry (Carol) Merchant, ly being a minor in possession of remained deeply attached of 80. Pat was born March and numerous beloved to lifelong friends back 2, 1932, in Ryderwood, grandchildren, great- alcohol at 11:03 p.m. Saturday on east and in Centralia, the 100 block of North Oak Street. Wash., to LeRoy and Ruth grandchildren, cousins, enjoyed her Newcomer (Pettit) Merchant and was nieces, and nephews. She Sugar Filled Gas Tank friends and neighbors in the third of nine children. was preceded in death by Olympia, and grew close She lived there until she her husband of 29 years, • A female victim reported that to her fellow residents at married Floyd Voie Sr., the Robert Gottfryd; her someone poured sugar in her gas Arbor Village in Kent. father of her children, in parents; brothers Leroy tank Saturday night on the 1300 She loved following the 1949. Together they owned “Sonny,” Harlan “Butch,” block of Harrison Avenue. She lives of her grandchildren, the Winlock Bakery in the and Donald Merchant; reported the incident at 3:11 p.m. Chris, Mark, Kara, 1960s. daughter Ruth Ann; and Sunday and said she noticed the Jean succumbed to Megan, and Ryan, and of During the 1970s Pat grandson Bryan Voie. door to the gas cap open and sugar cancer on Saturday, her new great-grandson worked at Browning’s There will be a memorial sprinkled around the edge. April 28, 2012, just four Liam. Ofice Supply in Centralia.service on Saturday, May days short of her 79th Jean is survived by her In 1975 she married Bob 12, 1 p.m. at Olequa Senior Child Hit by Car birthday. She was born sister Lois Hyde (husband Gottfryd and they moved Center, 119 SW Kerron • A 4-year-old girl was hit in Morristown, N.J., the Carl) and her brother to the Adna area, where St., Winlock, with Archie oldest of three children, Harold Erickson and their she became dear friends Curtis oficiating. In lieu by a vehicle while crossing the extended families; and by street on the 500 block of Jef- and was a graduate of with the women in the of lowers, donations Orange Memorial Nursing her two children and their Pleasant Valley ladies club. may be made to Ovarian ferson Street at 4:26 p.m. Sun- College when she met and spouses Dean and Jackie, She enjoyed watching the Cancer National Alliance, day. The girl was transported to then married the love of and Valerie and Allan. Mariners (win or lose), 901 E St. NW Suite 405, Providence Centralia Hospital her life Dean Profitt who Her husband may have playing Scrabble, doing Washington DC 20004. for minor scrapes and bruises. was serving on the east preceded her in death too crosswords, and spending Online condolences early, but they are now Meth Possession coast in the US Navy. time with family. may be made at www. After they relocated together again in heaven Pat is survived by her cattermolefh.com. • Jesse R. Baxter, 22, Centralia, to the Paciic Northwestforever. children, Floyd (Jan) Patsy’s family would was arrested on an outstanding to join the Profitt familyGraveside services Voie, Terry Ann (Terry like to acknowledge warrant after a short foot pursuit business, Jean continued were held in Centralia on Lee) Strasheim, Randy the compassionate and at 5:14 a.m. Monday near the in- her nursing career in both the 3rd of May. Donations (Fay) Voie, Shelley outstanding care she hospital and clinic settings, only please to Providence Voie (Michael Darling), received at Western tersection of Roosevelt Avenue Hospice of Seattle, or the and East Van Buren Street. Dur- and also taught nursing and Loren Voie (iance’Washington Oncology classes at Centralia Children’s Orthopedic Julie Crivea), and step-and in her inal weeks at ing a search, a bag of purported Community College. She Foundation of Seattle. daughters Cathee Gottfryd methamphetamine was allegedly Sharon Care Center. was a children’s Sunday To view the obituary, please go and Cyndi (Craig) To view the obituary, please found and Baxter was booked for school teacher in the to chronline.com/obituaries. Jacobson. She is also alleged possession of metham- survived by her siblings go to chronline.com/obituaries. phetamine. • Main 13 LOCAL / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, May 8, 2012 Low-Cost Seattle to Portland Bus Line Will Compete Against Amtrak ALTERNATIVE: Bolt Bus ings for the next few weeks show on I-5,” Agnew said. mostly $6 to $10 seats. Some are Comfortable intercity buses are Won’t Be Stopping $17, and prices can reach $25 commonplace in many parts of the ‘‘I would totally take it.’’ in Lewis County or so. Rates are lower the ear- world, including Mexico and China. lier people buy, and each bus in- The new U.S. generation of By Mike Lindblom cludes at least one $1 seat. direct intercity buses got a boost Leighla Webb art student The Seattle Times Amtrak costs more, with from New York City, where fares generally ranging from $32 small operators started picking Travelers between Seattle to $53, with some Memorial Day up riders in Chinatown. than the Acela rail line in the East, said they would at least consider and Portland soon will have a weekend trips as high as $69. BoltBus was created to com- and therefore competitive. a cheaper bus. cheaper option instead of planes, The new, low-cost bus service pete in that market, as a partner- By 2017, Amtrak Cascades “I would totally take it,” art trains or automobiles. creates a tricky situation, as the state ship by Greyhound and Peter aims to cut travel time to Portland student Leighla Webb said when BoltBus, which began four years Department of Transportation has Pan Bus Lines, which is why the an additional 10 minutes and add shown BoltBus listings of $8 in ago on the East Coast, will offer been awarded nearly $800 million buses stop at curbside instead two more round-trip trains, for a early June. “That’s phenomenal.” nonstop service here starting May in federal grants to improve the of in a traditional station, said total seven daily, including one Webb said she was looking for- 17. Buses will leave curbside from Amtrak Cascades line, the stations Joe Hapac, Greyhound terminal Coast Starlight to California. ward to her first-ever train ride Fifth Avenue South, next to the and freight passage. Could nonstop manager in Seattle. Only about one-third of last International District/Chinatown Friday for a fare of $32. buses undermine that huge invest- The black-and-orange buses are year’s 840,000 passengers on the Ironically, a mudslide near transit station, four times a day. ment in rail, or would bus and train roomier than a normal Greyhound line went all the way from Seattle The schedule shows four dai- downtown Seattle delayed a mid- somehow complement each other? because one seat was removed in to Portland, said Laura King- day Portland trip 50 minutes ly trips scheduled for 3 hours, 15 “The more the merrier,” says the rear, along with one row of seats, man, rail marketing and com- Friday and canceled outright the minutes each, an estimate sure to Bruce Agnew, a fellow at the pro- so there are 50 rather than 55 seats munications manager for the state be tested by Interstate 5’s mercu- rail Cascadia Center in Seattle, per coach, Hapac said. Costs can be Transportation Department. That passenger trains north — those rial traffic. That compares with 3 part of the Discovery Institute. lower than a standard bus because leaves a big market in between riders instead were taking buses hours, 30 minutes on the Amtrak But, he says, riders under- BoltBus forgoes stations, baggage that BoltBus wouldn’t reach. from Everett or beyond. Cascades train line, or about 4 stand that a train provides a dif- handlers, ticket agents and fuel Some people might choose Sandi Olson, waiting for a hours on a regular Greyhound ferent experience. costs of multiple stops, he said. a bus one direction and a train Portland train, said she’s had good bus that stops in Tacoma, Olym- On a train, “there is a lot to be BoltBus is talking about wheth- coming home, depending on experience with the QuickShuttle pia, Centralia and Kelso en route. said for being able to walk around, er to start a Seattle-Vancouver, B.C., schedules and ticket availability, bus to Canada, so she would try Prices vary based on de- have a locally crafted beer or just route but has made no decision, Kingman said. BoltBus. In a confined bus space, mand — nearly all tickets are watch eagles nesting on the shores spokesman Tim Stokes said. Down at Seattle’s King Street “We’d probably just sleep or talk bought online at BoltBus.com, of the Salish Sea, rather than gaz- In the Northwest, Agnew said Station, riders waiting for a the whole time anyway,” said her and a few are sold curbside. List- ing at an endless line of red lights the Cascades fare is much lower Portland train Friday morning friend Jennifer Costales. Calendar: Upcoming Rotary Auctions; Bowlers Assoc., Pope’s to Hold CPR Event Continued from Main 2 4100, or sign up at the bowling Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 Potato and taco salad bar, open to Senior Centers center prior to May 10. Pinochle, 11 a.m., Morton Senior everyone, $6, 4:30-7 p.m., Olequa Senior Public Agencies Center, 496-3230 Center, Winlock, 785-4325 Potato bar, 4:30-7 p.m., Olequa The event will also feature a Senior Center Nutrition lunch, noon, $3 suggest- “Footloose,” 7 p.m., Chester V. Riverside Fire Authority Governance recognition ceremony to honor Nutrition lunch, noon, suggested Board, 5 p.m., Fords Prairie station, 1818 ed donation, Morton Senior Center, Rhodes Auditorium, R.E. Bennett El- the citizens who aided Pope 496-3231 ementary, Chehalis donation $3 for 60 and over, under 60, Harrison Ave., Centralia, 736-3975 when he collapsed at Fairway $5.95, Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Centralia College Board of Trustees, 3 Zumba, 6-7 p.m., Toledo Senior Cen- TRiO Club scrapbooking event, 4-10 Lanes back on March 8. The ter, 864-2112 p.m., Centralia College cafeteria, $20 Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., Twin Cities p.m., Hanson Boardrooms, Hanson Ad- Senior Center, 748-0061 ministration Building, Centralia College, doctor and Chehalis city coun- Open pool, 9 a.m., Toledo Senior adults, $10 children 5 and up, dinner, 736-9391, ext. 231 cilor, 73, recovered after the car- Center, 864-2112 giveaways and scrapbooking supplies Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation, Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 Centralia City Council, 7-9 p.m., City diac arrest and was back in his Cook’s choice lunch, 11:30 a.m., To- included, RSVP with $10 deposit, 736- Hall, 118 W. Maple St. ledo Senior Center, 864-2112 9391, ext. 568 Exercise class, 8:30-9:30 a.m., Toledo seat at Chehalis council meet- Senior Center, 864-2112 ings by the end of the month. Wood carving class, 1-3 p.m., Toledo Beet Oven, rock/psychadelic/jazz Libraries Senior Center, 864-2112 musicians from the Chehalis Valley, 8:30 Open pool, 9:30 a.m., Toledo Senior The LCBA is also accepting Center, 864-2112 PageTurners book discussion, for Quilt class, 1-3 p.m., Toledo Senior p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prin- adults, “Julie and Julia,” 3-4 p.m, Salkum donations for an AED system Center, 864-2112 dle St., Chehalis, $6, 740-0492 Acrylics classes, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., To- Timberland Library, 985-2148 for the alley, and checks can be ledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Women’s pool, 10 a.m., Packwood Organizations made out to Pope’s Kids Place Senior Center, 494-6331 Dance, Jack & the Roadrunners, 7-10 Support Groups p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, 807-1761 Bowling Center AED. Sit and Be Fit, 11 a.m., Packwood Se- Skookumchuck I.O.O.F. Lodge 129, Domestic violence support group, nior Center, 494-6331 7:30 p.m., Bucoda Oddfellows Com- Coffee klatch, 9 a.m., Packwood Se- 5:30-7 p.m., 125 N.W. Chehalis Ave., Che- “Footloose,” 7 p.m, Chester V. Rhodes munity Center, 202 S. Main St., Bucoda, nior Center, 494-6331 halis, sponsored by Human Response Auditorium, R.E. Bennett Elementary, 273-3604 Sewing and crafts, 10 a.m., RSVP Network, 748-6601 Chehalis. Friday, May 11 Support Groups by Monday, Packwood Senior Center, Senior Centers Open mic, 6-30-10:30 p.m., Ma- 494-6331 trix Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Pinochle, 10 a.m., Packwood Senior Nutrition lunch, noon, suggested 740-0492 Upcoming Rotary Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 Center, 494-6331 donation $3 for 60 and over, under 60, Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, 12:30 p.m., pinochle and games, $5.95, Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Public Agencies Auctions [email protected] Packwood Senior Center, 494-6331 Exercise class, 8:30-9:30 a.m., Toledo Centralia Planning Commission, 6 Three Rotary Clubs in the Senior Center, 864-2112 p.m., City Hall, 118 W. Maple St. WILLIAM CLYDE PALMER Seniors’ Bible study, 10 a.m., Calvary Twin Cities will be hosting their Assembly of God, Centralia, 736-6769 or Libraries 14th annual auction at 6 p.m. BMC William Clyde labs. He was the son 324-9050 The Knitting Circle, for adults and Friday at the Southwest Wash- Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin ington Fairgrounds Blue Pavil- Palmer, USN (RET), of Douglas E. Palmer, teens, 4-6 p.m., Salkum Timberland Li- 58, unexpectedly Sr. (Rochester) and Cities Senior Center brary, 985-2148 ion. Learn to dance, 10 a.m., Twin Cities passed away at his home Patricia L. Wilson Youth PageTurners book group, for Funds raised from this year’s in Olympia on May 1, Fox (deceased). He Senior Center, 748-0061 grades 4-6, “The Thief Lord,” Winlock auction will go to development Write your life, 1 p.m., Twin Cities Se- Timberland Library, 785-3461 2012. He began his is survived by his nior Center, 748-0061 of the sports field at Olympic service to the country father, his children, Music, 11 a.m., Twin Cities Senior Organizations School in Chehalis. In addition by earning the Vietnam Magen Palmer and Center, 748-0061 Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., to being used by the school, the Service Medal with Jason Palmer, and Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation, Bucoda Oddfellows Community Center, field will be available for youth One Bronze Star and a his siblings, Douglas Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 202 S. Main, Bucoda, 273-9724 football and soccer programs. Combat Action Ribbon E. Palmer, Jr., Lance (and other honors), and Palmer, Toni Van Pinochle, 11 a.m., Morton Senior Support Groups Also, there will be a walking Center, 496-3230 track, which can be used by resi- ended it as a civilian Orman, Michael Fox, Lunch, noon, $3, Morton Senior Cen- “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the providing technical and Patti Fox. Services dents of the neighboring Wood- support to the Stryker will be held at Tahoma ter, 496-3230 loss of a loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m., land Estates. Low impact exercise, 9-10 a.m., Ole- Morton Community Methodist Church, Brigade at JBLM. An National Cemetery, qua Senior Center Fourth and Main, Morton, 330-2640 Admission to the auction is accomplished gun 18600 S.E. 240th Zumba class, 6 p.m., Olequa Senior Parkinson’s Disease Support Group $35, and advance reservations dog/retriever trainer, Street, Kent, at 11 a.m. Center (Chehalis Shakers), 1 p.m., Bethel Church, are required. Those attending he won many awards on May 10, 2012. Open pool, 9:30 a.m., Toledo Senior Kirkland Road, Chehalis, go to left and should mail checks and a list of with his beloved To view this obituary, please enter at rear of church, 269-1916 Center, 864-2112 those attending to Lewis County Team Roughwater go to chronline.com/obituaries. Volleyball, 10 a.m., Packwood Senior Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 Rotary Foundation, P.O. Box Center, 494-6331 p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, 736-9268 1011, Chehalis, WA 98532. Bunco, 11 a.m. Packwood Senior Individuals or businesses Center, 494-6331 Senior Centers that would like to donate to the In Remembrance Sweet treats, noon, Packwood Se- nior Center, 494-6331 Low impact exercise, 9-11 a.m., Ole- auction may call Rose Bowman qua Senior Center Pool, 1 p.m.,Packwood Senior Center, at (360) 520-0163 (weekdays) or HOWARD C. SEARS SR. 494-6331 Cook’s choice lunch and bingo, 11 736-5954 (evenings and week- a.m.-2 p.m., Olequa Senior Center Horticulture project, 2 p.m., RSVP ends) or email her at roseblc@ Most will remember by Monday, Packwood Senior Center, Computers level 2, 9-11:30 a.m., To- wwestsky.net. him as a man you never 494-6331 ledo Senior Center, 864-2112 saw without a cowboy hat Mother’s Day tea, noon, RSVP by Low-impact exercise class, 3:30-4:30 “Gypsy,” 8 p.m., Evergreen Playhouse, on (unless it was Sunday Monday, Packwood Senior Center, p.m., Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 226 W. Center St., Centralia, $15, $13 for Service), and never without a 494-6331 Watercolor class, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., To- playhouse patrons with membership story. He was a gentle man, ledo Senior Center, 864-2112 cards. a hard worker and a devoted Organizations Pool tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Cities Oregon Trail music and dancing, husband, father, grandfather Friendly Neighbors Garden Club, 11 Senior Center, 748-0061 open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., and friend. He was preceded a.m., call for meeting location, 748-6189 Dance day, 10-11:45 a.m., Twin Cities Cowlitz Prairie Grange, 864-2023 in death by his father and Take Off Pounds, 10:15 a.m., Assembly Senior Center, 748-0061 Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin mother, Lynard and Anna of God church, 702 S.E. First St., Winlock Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation, Cities Senior Center (Owens) Sears and brothers, Loss of a Child Support Group, 7-8:30 Earl and Alvin Sears. He is p.m., Providence Professional Center, In Remembrance survived by his wife Almetta 748-4347 “Al” (Church) Sears, Toledo; Cowlitz Prairie Grange, potluck daughter, Corenne “Cory” dinner 6:30 p.m., meeting 7:30 p.m., NICHOLAS HUNTER LEE MATCHETT (Matt) Moses, Chehalis; 864-2023 On May 5th one of the sons, Howard Jr. (Ellen) kindergartener at Boistfort original cowboys left his Sears, Shelton; Harold Thursday, May 10 School. little ranch for the last time. (Launa) Sears, Camas; and He was preceded in death Howard C. Sears Sr. passed daughter, Christine “Chris” by his grandfather; Alan Lee away peacefully under the (Jim) Beard, Dodson, Bowlers Holding Matchett and is survived by caring watch of the staff at St. Mont., granddaughter: his mother; Michelle and his Francis Hospital in Federal Casara (Hank) with great- CPR Event sister, Alexandria Marie. Way. Born in Colorado grandson Carter Smith, Nicholas liked playing Springs, Colo., to Lynard & grandson: Trinton Sears, The Lewis County Bowling with string, balloons, and Step-grandchildren: Faith Association, along with Dr. Isaac Anna (Owens) Sears, in the throwing balls. He had a autumn of 1924, his story is Beard and James “Bubba” Pope and Pope’s Kids Place, will smile that could light up a Beard. Sister Daisy Leuning, hold a CPR and auto external defi- that he started herding cattle room. before he could walk. His Kalispell, Mont., and brother brillator training event at Fairway Graveside services for proudest accomplishment Harvey Sears, White Salmon, Lanes bowling alley on Thursday. Nicholas Matchett will be was his family. Always Wash. Riverside Fire Authority will held at the Boistfort Cemetery wanting to be a family man, He is now in the best place provide three certified CPR in- on Thursday, May 10, 2012 it took him until his forties possible, Jehovah’s memory. structors for the event, which is at 11:00 A.M. A Celebration to ind the love of his life,A memorial service will be set to begin at 6:30 p.m. Partici- Nicholas Hunter Lee of Life will be held at 1:30 Almetta “Al” Church and in held on May 19th at 2pm at P.M. at the Boistfort School. the Winlock Kingdom Hall pants will receive a Riverside Fire Matchett, 8 years old, the next forty-seven years he Chehalis, passed away Services are under the care became a father of four then of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Authority CPR card of comple- of Cattermole Funeral Home, tion after finishing their training. May 4, 2012 at Centralia grandfather of four and was Providence Hospital. He Winlock. able to immensely enjoy his To view the obituary, please Training is free of charge, was born March 2, 2004 in To view the obituary, please great-grandson for the last go to chronline.com/obituaries. but participants are asked to Centralia. Nicholas was a go to chronline.com/obituaries. year of his life. RSVP to Fairway Lanes, 736- The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, May 8, 2012 • Main 14 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Obama Won’t Say Yay Activist Says Chinese or Nay on Gay Marriage, FBI Analyzing New Officials Have Promised as Pressure Builds to Issue Passports so WASHINGTON — Slowly, He Can Study in U.S. perhaps inexorably, America is Explosive From Al-Qaida warming to the idea of same-sex BEIJING — American diplomats were not allowed to meet marriage. One uniquely promi- By Ken Dilanian and Brian Bennett nent American, however, refus- with blind legal activist Chen es to be rushed. Tribune Washington Bureau Guangcheng over the week- ‘‘At no time was this a viable plot.’’ end, but Chinese authorities on President Barack Obama WASHINGTON — The FBI Monday told him they will issue clings to a cautious political is analyzing a sophisticated ex- the documents he needs to leave middle ground, still personally plosive device, similar to the U.S. official not authorized to be quoted on the matter the country so that he can study opposed, but “evolving,” a word underwear bomb used in an at- in the United States, Chen told that signals he is moving away tempt to blow up a passenger jet plot,” said a U.S. official who proved version, the official added, McClatchy Newspapers. from his opposition to same-sex over Detroit in 2009, that U.S. was not authorized to be quoted with a better detonation system. “Today they (Chinese officials) marriage but not yet willing to officials believe was built by al- “It is clear that AQAP is re- came over and indicated that they be pinned down on a new stand. Qaida’s affiliate in Yemen in an discussing the matter. would do these things,” Chen effort to target Western aircraft. Instead, U.S. officials said, vamping its bomb techniques said in an interview, speaking by U.S. officials said Monday that the discovery demonstrates al- to try to avoid the causes of the telephone from his hospital room. Congress Returns to no one was captured by U.S. agen- Qaida’s continued interest in failure of the 2009 device” over Fight for the Presidency cies as part of the operation. The designing a bomb that can be Detroit, the official said. “But they didn’t say when.” officials stressed that they found smuggled through ever-tighter After an initial examination, The willingness of Beijing to do WASHINGTON — As law- airport security, including body the FBI concluded the device so will make or break a tentative makers return to the Capitol no sign of an active plot to use the new bomb design against U.S. avi- imaging machines, to bring was probably built by Ibrahim agreement that the U.S. State De- this week, Congress will launch down a passenger jet. Hassan Asiri, arguably the ter- partment announced on Friday fol- into a summer of political ation or U.S.-bound jetliners. The device was given to the The device is “very similar” to ror network’s most infamous and lowing several days of criticism that gamesmanship that will turn bombs previously designed by al- ambitious bomb-maker. Asiri is American diplomats erred griev- floor fights into proxy battles for CIA by a government outside Yemen, officials said. The White Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula, known for using pentaerythritol ously when they brokered a deal for the presidential campaign. House said President Barack which is based in Yemen, in at- tetranitrate, or PETN, and hid- Chen to leave their embassy with no The votes will do little to Obama was informed of the dis- tempted attacks “against aircraft ing bombs in imaginative ways. way of guaranteeing his safety. resolve crucial issues facing the covery in April by John Brennan, and for targeted assassinations,” Asiri’s bombs are a source country. But they will establish his top counterterrorism advi- the FBI said in a statement. of intense concern to Western themes that help define Presi- Hollande Likely to Stick sor, and was assured it “did not The device “has the hall- security officials. PETN gives dent Barack Obama and his Re- pose a threat to the public.” marks” of bombs used in a failed off relatively little vapor, mak- With Sarkozy Policies on publican challenger, Mitt Rom- Despite the timing, U.S. offi- attempt to kill a senior Saudi se- ing it more difficult to detect ney, in the minds of voters. Iran, Syria, but Afghan cials said they did not believe the curity official, Muhammad bin by bomb-sniffing dogs. Since it Democrats will seek to por- device was to be used to mark the Nayef, in August 2009, and in the can be detonated without metal tray Republicans as protecting Withdrawal Expected first anniversary last week of the failed plot to blow up a North- parts, it may pass through metal the wealthy at the expense of PARIS — French President- killing of Osama bin Laden, or west Airlines jetliner over Detroit detectors without raising alarms. the middle class. Republicans elect Francois Hollande is likely the start of U.S. military tribunal on Christmas Day 2009, said a Asiri’s fingerprint was found on will use the sluggish economy to speed up the withdrawal of proceedings against five men ac- second U.S. official who would the bomb hidden in the underwear and Obama’s health care law as French troops from Afghanistan cused of orchestrating the terror- not be quoted by name discuss- of Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab in prime examples of big govern- and won’t support U.S. efforts to ist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. ing national security information. the Detroit case. The bomb in his ment failures. deploy a missile-defense system “At no time was this a viable But the latest bomb is an im- pants fizzled but did not explode. in Europe, policy changes that would affect France’s position on Ron Paul Continues key international security issues. Offensive, Picks Honoring the Fallen But the new French government, headed by a member of the Up Delegates in Socialist Party for the first time in 17 years, is unlikely to stray far Nevada and Maine from the policies of defeated con- WASHINGTON — Intent servative President Nicolas Sar- on taking his presidential cam- kozy in areas such as Iran’s nuclear paign all the way to the GOP program and the conflict in Syria. convention this summer, Texas Rep. Ron Paul has mounted an offensive in key caucus states, Despite French and swiping would-be delegates Greek Elections, from presumed nominee Mitt Romney in an effort to gain rel- Austerity Measures evance in a race that is generally considered over. Are Likely to While there does not ap- Remain in Force pear to be a path for Paul to win WASHINGTON — Europeans the nomination — or to halt voted for change over the weekend, Romney from gaining the del- and some politicians even prom- egates he would need to clinch ised it. But the reality of today’s Eu- it — that isn’t stopping the Texas rope is that little change is possible. congressman’s fervent support- While voters in France and ers, who see the state delegate Greece clamored for govern- selection processes as a do-over ment stimulus and an end to opportunity to load state delega- Randy Pench / Sacramento Bee austerity measures that have cut tions with Paul supporters who Los Angeles Schools Police Detective Mike Eliott salutes during taps following a 21-gun salute at the conclusion of hundreds of thousands of gov- could give voice to his message ceremonies at the California Peace Oicers’ Memorial on Monday, in Sacramento, Calif. ernment jobs, economists come at the convention. back to a simple fact: Only Ger- many might have the needed White Supremacists cash, and it has no intention of sending it around the continent. Arrested on Hate Crime, BPA Now Linked to Breast Cancer Despite French President-elect Conspiracy Charges By Renee Schoof Francois Hollande’s proclamation How to avoid BPA What to look for that growth, not austerity, is the ORLANDO, Fla. — Five McClatchy Newspapers new path for Europe, there’s little miles from the nearest paved Bisphenol A (BPA), a chemical found in • Container WASHINGTON — A new bottoms chance of that becoming true in road, on a compound surround- plastics used to package food, may be study of fetal exposure to BPA, a linked to birth defects, reproductive marked with the near term. German Chancel- ed by barbed wire in a desolate plastic additive found in some 7* or 3 may lor Angela Merkel on Monday area of Osceola County, Fla., problems, heart disease, breast cancer. OTHER food packaging, shows that the contain PBA invited Hollande to Berlin for eco- investigators say, Marcus Faella chemical altered the mammary Potentially harmful *New bio-based or combination nomic talks expected next week was preparing his troops for war. plastics also marked with numeral 7 gland development in monkeys. — the new president’s first inter- Faella — who sees himself • Mimics the hormone estrogen The researchers reported that national trip — but she noted that and his compatriots as “protec- • Found in the urine of 93 percent of the population over age 6; the European fiscal treaty that tors of the white race” — was the changes they observed in the suggests constant exposure to BPA monkeys reinforce concerns that mandates spending cuts and strict convinced it was “inevitable” • BPA can leach into food or beverage if plastic container is heated discipline won’t be renegotiated. and planned to kill Jews, immi- BPA — bisphenol A — could con- grants and minorities, accord- tribute to breast cancer in women. Products, purpose of BPA Safer alternatives The research was published ing to a recently filed affidavit. Baby bottles • Use glass bottles or plastic French, German As they trained in firearm and Monday in the Proceedings of the bag inserts Makes bottle transparent hand-to-hand combat, members National Academy of Sciences. • BPA-free bottles available Rifts Show Already of the white-supremacist group For this study, the researchers PARIS — Exuberant sup- fed pregnant rhesus macaques Nondisposable • Do not wash in dishwasher American Front discussed acts water bottles porters were still out celebrat- a piece of fruit containing BPA • Use stainless steel or ing Francois Hollande’s election of violence and disruption with Makes bottle shatterproof BPA-free plastic bottles targets including Orlando’s City every day during their third tri- as president of France when the mester of pregnancy. The mon- Hall, authorities allege. Canned food lining • Choose food packaged first fissures began opening up keys’ blood levels of BPA reached They also discussed manu- Prevents corrosion, in cardboard cartons in the Franco-German motor facturing ricin, the affidavit says, about the average level that BPA food contamination • Eat fresh produce that drives the rest of Europe. a deadly poison “which is cat- has been observed in human Although officials on both egorized as a Weapon of Mass blood in the United States, said Dental sealant, composite • Amalgam filling; contains sides of the Rhine vowed to con- Destruction.” Patricia Hunt, a geneticist at Resin contains BPA- 50 percent mercury tinue their close political cooper- Faella, his wife, Patricia, and Washington State University and based materials • Consult dentist to limit risk ation, German Chancellor Ange- at least six others have been ar- one of the study’s authors. la Merkel issued a blunt rejection rested since Friday on several After female offspring of • BPA also found in plastic eyeglass lenses, coatings on cash Monday of Hollande’s pledge to charges, one of which involves these BPA-exposed monkeys register receipts, CDs, paints, medical equipment, toys renegotiate a Europe-wide fiscal “paramilitary training” — spe- were born, the researchers looked Source: AP, Green Guide, BPA Global Group,U.S. Centers for Disease © 2012 MCT treaty to rein in public debt. Control and Prevention, American Dental Association Graphic: Melina Yingling cifically, teaching another per- at their mammary glands. They Nor would she countenance son to either make or use a found changes in the glands that deficit spending to boost the eco- firearm or destructive device give rise to dense tissue — some- other products. Scientists say it an increased risk of cancer later, nomic growth that Europe so des- while knowing or intending that thing that in humans is a risk fac- mainly enters the human body as adults. The chemical industry perately needs, pouring cold water it “will be unlawfully employed tor for breast cancer, Hunt said. as a result of leaching from the argued that BPA-exposed mice on another of Hollande’s campaign for use in, or in furtherance of, a BPA is used mainly in poly- packaging into food and drink. might not be a good model for un- promises. Growth could come only civil disorder within the United carbonate plastics, such as those Previous studies in mice have derstanding the effects on humans, through “structural reforms,” the States.” used for some kinds of food and shown a correlation between Hunt said. But the new study conservative Merkel said. ••• drink packaging, and epoxy res- changes in the mammary gland as found the same results in primates, ••• From The Chronicle’s wire ins used in some food cans and a result of fetal BPA exposure and which are more similar to humans. From The Chronicle’s wire • Main 15 LOCAL/NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Spring Youth Fair Delights All Ages

Brian Mittge / [email protected] Top Left: Talia Montalvo, 5, Graham, smiles at her grandmother Sunday as she rides Picasso the camel at the Spring Youth Fair. The 6-year-old camel was making his irst appearance in Chehalis, but the Tacoma-based company that brought him said they hope to come to future fairs. Left: Joey Schilter, 7, Adna, shows of Bright Heart, the champion best of show, Sunday at the Spring Youth Fair. Bright Heart is a mottled bantam cochin. Above: Levi Chapman, Tenino, lends a hand in the goat barn Sunday during the inal day of the 2012 Spring Youth Fair at the Southwest Washing- ton Fairgrounds. Levi was one of the younger exhibitors at the fair — the 3-year-old was showing a goat named Poll.

Coal Opponents Come Together for Portland Rally By The Daily News environmental concerns related to symbolize the health prob- he was assassinated in Los An- palachia, which they used to by- PORTLAND — Blasting the to coal terminals. lems associated with breathing geles in 1968. John F. Kennedy, pass environmental safeguards coal industry as the "enemy" of West of Longview, Millenni- coal dust. Several people held the 35th U.S. president, was his and funnel taxpayer money for clean communities and strong um Bulk Terminals is hoping to signs saying "Save Our Commu- uncle, and so was former Massa- infrastructure improvements. economies, environmental ac- build a $600 million coal termi- nities. Say No to Coal Exports to chusetts Sen. Ted Kennedy, who Kennedy said he doesn't be- tivist Robert Kennedy Jr. urged nal at the former Reynolds Met- China" and "Old King Coal Has died of brain cancer in 2009. lieve coal companies claims that supporters at a downtown rally als Co. site, which would be one a Greedy Old Soul." Kennedy began his career they will bring jobs and eco- Monday to oppose the indus- of the largest in North America. "They're going to ship in environmental law fighting nomic development to the area. try's attempt to expand into the Australian coal giant Ambre En- through your neighborhood, coal companies in West Vir- In West Virginia, the indus- Pacific Northwest. ergy is hoping to build a barge- corrupt your politicians and ginia, which was a big part of his try has replaced thousands of "Coal doesn't share its wealth. loading dock at Port Westward, give you cancer," Kennedy said. 20-minute talk. He also fielded jobs with machines and left the It keeps it for itself, and it makes and Texas-based Kinder Mor- Kennedy's family is known a handful of questions from re- people in the communities with a few people billionaires by im- gan a second coal terminal in for its wealth, glitter and long porters after the rally. the environmental problems, he poverishing everyone else. Coal the same area. espousal of liberal causes. His Kennedy said coal compa- said. is crime. Do not let it come Millennium CEO Ken Miller father, Robert F. Kennedy, was nies wielded too much power "West Virginia is a metaphor through this community," Ken- said in a written statement in re- U.S. senator from New York and and influence with politicians for what's coming to our area," nedy told a crowd of about 300 sponse to the rally that the coal was running for president when and regulatory agencies in Ap- Kennedy said. at a sunny gathering at Pioneer terminal would create 1,300 Square. construction jobs in the first Kennedy is in Portland this two years and 2,700 jobs in the week for the national convention area during the five- to six-year for the Waterkeeper Alliance, construction phase. the umbrella group for nearly "Millennium is making a sig- 200 environmental groups nificant investment in Cowlitz worldwide, including Hood Riv- County that will have a posi- er-based Columbia Riverkeeper. tive impact in our community," Kennedy, 58, founded the orga- Miller said. nization in 1999. 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Vader Celebrates May Day

Holly Pederson / For The Chronicle Above: Michael Rosales, 4, Rochester, tries to pop the bubbles his brother blows during the annual Vader May Day festivities held in downtown Vader Saturday afternoon. Top Right: Mickey Dunn, Kalama, left, and Dee Bolden, Astoria, dance with the Noe No Ka Mauna Hula dance group in downtown Vader during the annual May Day Celebration Saturday. Middle Right: Devyn St. Jean, 2, Vader, doesn’t let a little water stop him while picking up candy at the 61st annual May Day Celebration in Vader Saturday morning. Bottom Right: Lewis County Commission candidate Edna Fund greets parade-goers lining the streets in Vader Saturday morning during the 61st annual May Day Celebration.

Shoreline Woman Turns Herself In, Likely to Face Murder Charge By The Seattle Times ple had been arguing through- ceived a phone call from Smith's case is pending in Shoreline Dis- suspect and Starrish as the vic- A Shoreline woman accused out the night and that at one brother, saying the children had trict Court, listing Smith as the tim, Bartlett wrote in her report. of fatally stabbing her long- point Starrish grabbed a kitchen been dropped off at his grand- time boyfriend at their home knife and threatened Smith, ac- mother's house. The grand- last week before then taking off cording to the charging docu- mother told deputies Starrish with their two young daughters, ments. But, the woman said, had called her to say a woman triggering an Amber Alert, will Smith took the knife away and named "Alice" was responsible likely be charged this week with said "you're not going to hurt for the stabbing. It's unclear in murder, according to the King me." the charges who "Alice" is. County Prosecuting Attorney's Starrish then grabbed anoth- Smith and Starrish had dat- Office. er knife and "with an overhead ed for nearly 10 years, sheriff's Doreen Starrish, 28, turned downward motion plunged the Detective Christina Bartlett herself in early Monday at the knife into Aaron's chest," the wrote in her report. King County Jail, where she is woman told investigators. At the time he was stabbed being held in lieu of $1 million The woman said Smith there was a domestic violence bail. Deputies had been in talks screamed, "I can't believe you no-contact order in place, bar- CH469131cz.ke with Starrish's lawyer over her stabbed me. ... Oh, my god, I'm ring Smith from contacting surrender, said King County gonna die," according to charg- Starrish, according to court re- sheriff's Sgt. Kathleen Larson. ing documents. cords. A misdemeanor assault On Friday, Starrish was Smith called for help. When charged with first-degree as- a deputy who was performing sault/domestic violence and first aid on him asked what hap- sought on an arrest warrant. pened, he said, "I'm not saying a Graduation Check List for But when 27-year-old Aaron C. word," according to charges. But Smith died at Harborview Med- Smith quickly added, "Hurry, I ical Center over the weekend, can't breathe." Life After High School prosecutors began evaluating A man who also was at the increased charges. house when the stabbing oc- "We're reviewing the poten- curred told a detective that Star- tial for amending the charge. It rish fled with the couple's two Your student has will likely be a couple of days," daughters, who deputies say are said Dan Donohoe, spokesman 7 and 3, according to charging plans for the future for King County Prosecutor papers. Dan Satterberg. An Amber Alert was issued Sheriff's deputies were called for the children, listing Star- BUT DO YOU, to the home Starrish shared rish's Lincoln Navigator as the with Smith, in the 1500 block vehicle of interest. Seattle police of Northeast 190th Street, on found the vehicle Thursday af- THE PARENT? Thursday morning. Friends of ternoon in Lake City being driv- the couple told investigators that en by a friend of Starrish's. The the two had been arguing for man said he had been with the several hours when Smith was woman and her children earlier stabbed. that day but had dropped her off A woman who was at the at a McDonald's in Shoreline. home told deputies that the cou- That night Seattle police re- ✔ At college coverage for personal property, DNR Plans Summertime Burn Ban computer/ Tenants policy

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Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Tiger Booters Fall in Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 4 Sports e-mail: [email protected] District Opener District IV 2B Baseball Tournament

Mossyrock’s Johnny B. Good John Pomeroy: 16 Strikeouts 7 Innings no Hits

Pete Caster / [email protected] Mossyrock’s John Pomeroy pitches to a Napavine batter Monday afternoon in Mossyrock during the irst round of the District IV 2B Baseball Tournament. Pomeroy struck out 16 and didn’t allow a hit over seven innings in the Vikings’ 6-0 win. Mossyrock Tops Napavine in District IV Opener Pirates Ward By Aaron VanTuyl however, came in the fourth, Off Ocosta [email protected] when Mossyrock put up 3 runs off of a walk, a pair of errors, an By The Chronicle MOSSYROCK — The sun RBI single from Kyler Hazen was shining here Monday af- and an RBI groundout from WESTPORT — Cooper ternoon, but John Pomeroy pro- Tanner Watson. The Vikings Zurfluh, Lane Wasson and Aus- vided the heat. finished off the scoring with a tin McCloskey all had three hits, The big righthander struck walk, a bunt single, another er- and Adna’s defense held tight in out a whopping 16 Tigers in a ror and a sacrifice fly from Wat- the bottom of the seventh inning seven-inning no-hitter, propel- son. to open the District IV 2B Base- ling Mossyrock to a 6-0 win in Napavine’s best opportunity ball Tournament with a 5-3 win the first round of the District IV to score came in the sixth, when over Ocosta here Monday. 2B Baseball Tournament. Tyler McCarty led off with a Pomeroy fanned at least two walk, advanced on a balk and please see ADnA, page S4 hitters in each inning, and al- moved to third on a ground- lowed four runners over the ball out. Pomeroy proceeded to course of the game — three strike out the final five batters of whom walked, and another Lindh’s Double of the game. who was hit by a pitch. Only “Obviously, he just dominat- one runner advanced past Sparks MWP ed us,” Napavine coach Bryan first, and one was picked off by Bullock said. “He just overpow- By The Chronicle catcher Josh Vogel. WESTPORT — Kraig Vogel, the Vikings’ other ered us, and we didn’t have any answer, offensively, for them.” Lindh’s 3-run double sparked regular starting pitcher and Pete Caster / [email protected] Cole Doughty started on the Morton-White Pass to a 7-1 defending Central 2B League Mossyrock irst base Ryley Stanley presents the ball to the umpire after tagging opening-round win over Pacific MVP, had a great view of the mound for Napavine and went out Napavine’s Jensen Lindsay on a pick of throw from pitcher John Pomeroy four innings, allowing two hits 2B League No. 1 seed Naselle game from behind the plate. during a District IV 2B Baseball Tournament opening round game at Mossyrock here Monday in the District IV “I don’t know if he puts fear and three walks without an on Monday. earned run. 2B Baseball Tournament. in people,” Vogel said, “but he The Timberwolves mustered definitely intimidates them.” “Our kids battled,” Bullock fense, so I’m not worried about walk, took third on a sacrifice just three hits on the afternoon, Needless to say, Pomeroy added. “I thought our pitchers letting guys put it in play. I just bunt and scored on Pomeroy’s battled, and our kids kept com- but each of them scored at least was happy with his work in the a run. Lindh’s did the most dam- Vikings’ playoff debut. go out and throw.” groundout. Lucas Allen was hit peting, which they didn’t do the first time we played (Mossyr- age. “I never know exactly what Mossyrock plated its first by a pitch to start the second in- “His hit broke up the tie and ock).” to expect, but usually every- run in the opening inning. ning and wound up scoring on really swung the momentum thing goes well,” he said. “I have Vogel reached base on a mis- a sacrifice fly from Vogel. a lot of confidence in my de- cue, moved to second on a The bulk of the damage, please see VIkIngS, page S4 please see MWP, page S4

Cooling The Final Word Of Hamels Suspended for Throwing at Bryce Harper Centralia’s Lil- TV’s Best Bet lian Albright PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Cole Major League Baseball announced the uses her Major League Baseball Hamels earned a five-game suspension penalty Monday. Hamels also was fined. water bottle Detroit at Seattle for the way he welcomed Bryce Harper to Hamels wasn’t available to reporters to cool of 7:10 p.m. in between the big leagues. before the Phillies opened a three-game games The 2008 World Series MVP was sus- series against the New York Mets. But ROOT against pended for intentionally throwing at the he already admitted that he deliberately Tumwater on Washington rookie in the Philadelphia threw at Harper. Monday. Phillies’ 9-3 win over the Nationals on Hamels began serving his suspension Pete Caster / [email protected] Sunday night. Monday night. Sports 2 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, May 8, 2012 SPORTS

Saturday’s 2A Baseball Boys 2B Golf Adna Second at Cathlamet By The Chronicle score,” Adna coach Alan Brown- CATHLAMET — The Pi- ing said. “Skyview is the most rates finished second in a three- unique and surprisingly difficult team 2B boys golf matchup here course we play all year. It is quite Monday at Skyline Golf Course. the home course advantage.” Riley Boone led the way for Wahkiakum’s top two play- Adna with a 47, while Nolan ers shot a 36 and a 39 to help Wagner shot a 56, John Kruger the Mules to a win, while North fired a 57 and Jake Ferrier finished at 65. Beach finished in third. “Each player had a number Adna will enter the District of good holes, but without the IV tournament next Tuesday at full range of course knowledge Highlands Golf Course in Cos- at Skyview, it is awfully tough to mopolis. Saturday’s College Softball Lady Blazers Split With Pierce

By The Chronicle 17-10 Centralia wound up on the LAKEWOOD — The Lady losing end of the opener. Blazers split a pair of NWAACC Centralia only needed six West Division softball games hits to pick up a win in the late with Pierce here Saturday, losing game. Elissa Mendenhall was 9-7 early and winning 4-2 late to 2 for 3 and Sami Dolan, Ashley secure a berth in the NWAACC Haugen and Kayla DiBetta all Softball Tournament. drove in runs for the Blazers, Hailey Givens went 4 for 5 with 3 RBIs in the first game and DiBetta and Givens com- Pete Caster / [email protected] and Hailey Swan and Rachel bined to hold Pierce to three hits. W.F. West’s Bryce Hanson slides in safely past home plate during the sixth inning of an Evergreen 2A Conference baseball Donnelly each added three hits Centralia (7-12 league) will game against Aberdeen on Saturday at Bearcat Baseball Stadium in Chehalis. for the Blazers in Game 1, but host Grays Harbor for a double- Bearcats Wrap Up League With Rally despite out-hitting the Raiders header today at Fort Borst Park. By Aaron VanTuyl from Colton Watson — putting matter if they do that.” www.LesSchwab.com [email protected] the hosts ahead 2-1. Hanson finished 2 for 2, and Hartman helped his own Cody Schultz tossed a pair of The Bearcats got one final cause with an RBI single in the scoreless innings to close out the tuneup at home on Saturday, fourth inning, and W.F. West game. taking down Aberdeen 9-2 in rattled off a 6-run two-out rally The Bearcats (18-1, 17-1) will both teams’ Evergreen 2A Con- in the sixth inning to put the now face a Thunderbird team ference baseball finale in Cheha- game well out of reach. that led W.F. West going into the lis. Bryce Hanson singled, fol- final inning on two separate oc- The EvCo champs enter the lowed by a walk to Michael casions, only to lose the pair of District IV 2A Baseball Tourna- Forgione, a fielder’s choice games by a total of 3 runs. ment today and, as a top seed, from Dugan Shirer, RBI singles “The key is, are we going to will host Tumwater — the No. 5 from Johnson and Mitch Guel- show up and score some runs for team out of the EvCo — at 4:30 ler, a rally-extending misplayed our pitcher?” Zuber pondered. p.m. groundball by Steen, an RBI “If we do that, we’ll be fine.” Ryan Hartman got the start walk from Watson and, final- Note: In today’s other Dis- Saturday, scattering seven hits ly, a 2-run double from Brady trict IV opening-round games, and allowing a single earned Calkins. R.A. Long will play at North run over five innings. His team- “That’s what we’d like to Thurston, Aberdeen heads to mates spotted him a pair of runs se throughout the course of Hockinson and Centralia visits in the first inning, with singles the game,” Bearcat coach Tom Greater St. Helens 2A League Centralia Chehalis from Toby Johnson and Keylen Zuber said of the 6-run sixth. champion Mark Morris. All 1211 Harrison 736-6603 36 N. Market 748-0295 Steen — along with a pair of “Sometimes we get a little com- games are slated to begin at 4:30 errors and an RBI groundball placent, but I guess it doesn’t p.m. E฀•฀PaGE฀8 CH470987sl.ke

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2A Tennis 2A Softball Centralia Bounces River Ridge By The Chronicle LACEY — Tyana An- drews went 3 for 3 at the plate and knocked a 2-run homer in the second inning, and the Tigers rolled to an 11-1 win over River Ridge here Mon- day in Evergreen 2A Confer- ence softball action. Erika Brower got the win on the mound, allowing one hit in the five-inning affair. “She did a really nice job pitching today,” Centralia coach Candy Hallom said. “She was right in the groove, and everything was working well for her.” Brower, Parker Pock- lington and Sy Braaten were each 2 for 4 at the plate. “I thought we did really well,” Hallom added. “De- fensively we were solid, and when you can get 11 hits, it makes a big difference.” Centralia (8-5, all league Pete Caster / [email protected] games) will play at North Centralia’s McKailey Fast vollies the ball at the net as doubles partner Megan Kerner looks on during an Evergreen 2A Conference tennis match against Tumwater at Thurston on Tuesday, host Centralia on Monday. Tumwater on Wednesday and face rival W.F. West in T-Birds Spoil Tigers Spotless Season a doubleheader on Friday. Bearcats Shut Out Rams By The Chronicle Lillian Allen, 6-3, 6-3. A 4-run first frame set It wasn’t exactly the way Cen- “These were losses where I kow our girls played well and the tone for the Bearcats in tralia hoped to finish the regular a 10-0 Evergreen 2A Con- season, but the Tigers will just they will play even better next ference softball win over have to put their 4-2 Evergreen time,” said Keahey of Fackov- North Thurston at Recre- 2A Conference loss to Tumwater cova’s and Albright’s first loss of ation Park on Monday. behind them. the season. W.F. West garnered 10 Both Centralia’s no. 1 singles The T-Bird team of Saman- runs on 11 hits and Kaylnn and doubles team picked up tha Armstrong and Briana Slater Randt gave up two hits, wins, but the same couldn’t be topped Carlei Fisher and Megan struck out four and walked said for No. 2 and No. 3 singles Helm 6-3, 6-3 in the No. 2 slot, nary a Ram in the win. and double players. while Medelyn Hougan and Joc- “Kaylnn pitched a gem,” Anna Scheibmeir fought elyn Hougan topped Madison W.F. West coach Mike Keen back from an early deficit to pick Creel and Jaycee Foster, 6-3, 7-5. said. “She was really on her game only a couple balls up a 6-4, 6-3 win over Tumwa- “Our No. 2 and No. 3 doubles ter’s Olivia Koelsch, while Me- were hit hard all day.” teams lost their matches but also The Mint City girls, how- gan Kerner and McKailey Fast enjoyed the competitive battles,” topped Emily Barclift and Mck- ever, swung it well afternoon. said Keahey. “I think our girls enzie Click 6-4, 6-3. Marissa Reynolds went 4 loved being challenged today “Anna Scheibmeir and Me- for 4 with a 3-run homer in gan Kerner/McKailey Fast won even though they lost this time the fourth inning and fin- around.” ished with 6 RBIs. their matches the first time Kaitlyn Girardin went 2 around and did it again this Centralia seniors Kerner, Creel, Fisher, Helm, Sera Wang, for 4 with a double and Dani time,” Centralia coach Deb Braun was 1 for 1, walked Keahey said. “Both Anna and Lauren Keahey, Laurel Orosco, Sara Purjakov, and Zorana Mi- three times and scored four Kerner/Fast fought from behind times. to win the first set and easily fin- tic all played their final home W.F. West (11-3) will re- ished the second set.” matches for the Tigers. sume a postponed game at Centralia finished the season Tumwater’s Rachel Howard Pete Caster / [email protected] Aberdeen today at 4:30 p.m. topped Dominika Fackovcova 11-1, 13-1 overall and will start Centralia’s Dominka Fackovcova tosses the ball in the air as she winds up to serve The Bearcats are ahead 2-1 in two sets, while in the No. 3 the sub-district tournament on to her opponent from Tumwater during an Evergreen 2A Conference tennis in the top of the third in- singles slot Michelle Kim beat Wednesday at W.F. West. match at Centralia on Monday. ning with runners on first and second with two outs. Prep Softball Warriors Pound Rival Tenino in Twinbill Sweep Saturday’s Prep Track By The Chronicle frustration, and just kept work- the season for Tenino. Rochester so it was a fun nght for the girls & Field TENINO — Rochester ing hard and diving for balls and finished with an 8-6 league re- and their parents.” wrapped up its SWW 1A League trying to make stuff happen,” cord, and will finish the season Each of the seniors finished Napavine’s Evergreen Division softball Blanksma said. “She just didn’t with a nonleague game at Adna the night with at least a hit, and Chapman schedule with a 21-0, 12-1 sweep have much support today.” on Wednesday. Shepherd had two. of rival Tenino here Monday af- Knutz went 3 for 4 with a Woods gave up five hits on Wins Javelin at ternoon. pair of doubles in the nightcap, Trojans Shut Out Onalaska the day and struck out eight where Rochester plated 10 runs Loggers. Freshman Invite The Warriors put up 11 runs PE ELL — An emphatic non- in the first inning and 10 in the over the first three innings. Kayla Capps was 2 for 4 with Meagon and Madison Craw- league softball win was the right a 2-run homer — her seventh of By The Chronicle fourth to end Game 1 early. Jan- ford each had two hits for Tenino, way for Pe Ell to send its three the season — while Kayla Hoke Napavine’s Mecaela ice Knutz went 3 for 5 with a and Blanksma was impressed seniors out in their final home and Tabatha Skeen each went 2 Chapman won the javelin double and drove in 2 runs, and with Madison Crawford’s play at game. for 3. at the 27-team Centralia Jessica Glacken had two hits, a shortstop. The Lady Trojans scored Sarah Barnes finished the af- Freshman Invitational Sat- triple and 3 RBIs. “We obviously challenged in all but one inning to top ternoon with six strikeouts and urday at Tiger Stadium. Rochester’s Brook Deal them in between games to fight, Onalaska 8-0 in the final home four walks, while Ricki Paxton Aaron Pullin finished tossed all four innings, allowing and I think they took that to game for Pe Ell seniors Amanda had two hits, for Onalaska. fourth in the 400 for the hits to Meagon Crawford and heart and gave (Shanowa) Bond Woods, Ashley Shepherd and “I was happy to hit like we host Tigers, as well as tak- Kara Hanson. some better support, defensive- Amber Arrington here Monday did against a good pitcher like ing sixth in the 100 and sev- Tenino coach Wanda ly,” Blanksma said. night. Sarah,” said Woods. “We’re hit- enth in the 200. Teammate Blanksma was happy with pitch- The Beaver coach also “It was a real fun senior ting on all cylinders right now James Iselin was fourth in er Shanowa Bond’s performance, praised Madison Heay for her night,” Pe Ell coach John Woods heading into districts.” the 110 hurdles, and Macoy in spite of the Game 1 outcome. hustle during the second game. said. “I’ve coached these girls Pe Ell (14-2 overall) will play Gronseth was sixth in the “She never once showed any The doubleheader concluded since fourth-grade basketball at Montesano today at 5 p.m. 1600 and eighth in the 800. Onalaska’s Edward Pannkuk had a big day, tak- NBA ing fourth in the 100, second in the 200 and fourth in the high jump, while team- Ginobili, Spurs Coast Past Jazz, Get First Sweep of Postseason mate Riley Girt was fourth he hit consecutive 3-pointers lost eight straight playoff games. for the Grizzlies. in the 1600 and third in the LATE PUSH: After Falling 3200. then added another as the Spurs Game 5 is Wednesday night Behind by 21 Points, regained control, taking a 76-58 W.F. West’s Colin Albert CLIPPERS 101, GRIZZLIES 97, OT in Memphis, with Game 6 back was third in the 110 hurdles lead early in the fourth. Jazz Cut Spurs Lead to at Staples Center on Friday if and teammate Nolan Cam- The Jazz went scoreless for LOS ANGELES — Chris necessary. lin was third in the 300 hur- 4 Points With Under more than 8 minutes during a Paul scored eight of his 27 points in overtime and Los Angeles After Paul hit consecutive dles. a Minute to Play 15-0 Spurs run and trailed by Napavine’s Bailey Rob- 21 points in the fourth quarter. moved to the brink of its second jumpers in the final 1:16, Con- SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — ertson was third in the jav- Utah made a furious charge late playoff series victory in 36 years ley’s layup with 8.1 seconds left elin and fourth in the 200, Manu Ginobili scored 17 points and was within 83-79 on Al Jef- by taking a 3-1 series lead. trimmed the Clippers’ lead back and Toledo’s Forrest Wal- to lead San Antonio to an 87-81 ferson’s putback with 49 seconds Blake Griffin had 30 points to two points. But Mo Williams lace finished second in the victory over Utah on Monday left. But Ginobili’s layup after a and seven assists before foul- added two free throws with 7.2 high jump at 5 feet, 6 inches. night and a sweep of their first- ing out with 2:26 left in over- steal by Tony Parker sealed it. seconds left, and Gay missed Onalaska’s Amanda round Western Conference se- Top-seeded San Antonio ad- time for the Clippers, who blew Bottoms was fifth in the 100 a meaningless 3-pointer at the ries. vanced to the second round and a 10-point lead in the final 41/2 and fourth in the 200 on the Ginobili was 0 for 8 from awaits the winner of the Mem- minutes of regulation. buzzer. girls side, as well as finish- beyond the arc in the first three phis-Los Angeles Clippers series. Mike Conley scored a career Caron Butler, playing with ing in the top 10 in the high games. After Utah pulled within The Spurs are on a 14-game playoff-high 25 points and Rudy a broken bone in his left hand, jump and long jump. 61-58 with 3:18 left in the third, winning streak. The Jazz have Gay had 23 on 8-of-25 shooting scored 14 points for the Clippers. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, May 8, 2012 SPORTS

Saturday’s 2A Boys Soccer NBA Paul, Clippers Take 3-1 Lead Over Memphis LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chris Paul scored eight of his 27 points in overtime and Los An- geles moved to the brink of its second NBA playoff series victory in 36 years by taking a 3-1 series lead. Blake Griffin had 30 points and seven assists before foul- ing out with 2:26 left in overtime for the Clippers, who blew a 10-point lead in the final 4 1/2 minutes of regulation. Mike Conley scored a career playoff-high 25 points and Rudy Gay had 23 on 8-of-25 shooting for the Grizzlies. Game 5 is Wednesday night in Memphis, with Game 6 back at Staples Center on Friday if necessary. Caron Butler, playing with a broken bone in his left hand, scored 14 points for the Clippers. Vikings

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Hazen went 3 for 3 at the plate for the Vikings (13-5), who will face Adna today at 4 p.m. in Mossyrock. The winner will advance to the State 2B playoffs and the District IV championship game. Napavine (7-8) will face Ocosta at Adna at 3:30 p.m. today in a loser-out game. The Pirates defeated Ocosta 5-3 in a first-round game on Monday. Note: Mossyrock split games with Adna on Saturday, winning the opener 2-1 to seal the Central For The Chronicle Jesse Smith / 2B League title and losing 6-3 in Centralia players, from left, Paul Hermenegildo, Guillermo Martinez, Piang No and Prince Gundersen line up to block a free kick Saturday night against Mark Morris. the nightcap. Mark Morris Squeaks Past Centralia at Districts Adna By The Chronicle find a way into the back of the winning — depending on how the District IV 2A Boys Soccer Continued from Sports 1 Mark Morris knocked in a net last night, which was unfor- much they want it. Tournament. corner kick 9 minutes into the tunate.” “Pretty much, the guys have Tumwater’s Connor Sigmon The Wildcats led off the sev- game, and made that goal stand Centralia attempted 15 shots to decide they want to do it,” she scored in the first minute and enth inning with a double, and up in a 1-0 win over Centralia at over the course of the game, and said. “Obviously, North Thur- the T-Birds rolled to a 9-0 vic- the next batter lined a shot off Tiger Stadium Saturday in the Mark Morris was awarded 27 ston did, and North Thurston’s tory, marking the third win of the glove of Pirate pitcher Gar- free kicks to the Tigers’ seven. a good team, but we’ve beaten the season over W.F. West. rett Driver — which dropped first round of the District IV 2A The loss drops Centralia (11- Boys Soccer Tournament. them both times.” Sigmon finished with three into the glove of second base- 3) into a loser-out game at Hock- man Mike Smith, who then Jason Gibb bounced in the goals, and seven different play- inson on Tuesday. The Hawks stepped on second base to turn Tumwater Blasts W.F. West ers scored. Tumwater led 4-0 corner shot for the Monarchs, lost 3-0 to North Thurston — a a double play. Two batters later who notched a total of just four team the Tigers swept during TUMWATER — The Ever- after 12 minutes and 5-0 at half- Driver coaxed a grounder out of shots on goal in the win. the regular season — in the first green 2A Conference champion time. Ocosta’s cleanup hitter to end the “It was a corner kick that we round on Saturday. Thunderbirds didn’t waste any W.F. West (4-11) will now game. got caught on,” Tiger coach Sue Parke said she knows it’s time against W.F. West here face Aberdeen in a loser-out Driver went all seven innings Parke said. “We couldn’t seem to a game her team is capable of Saturday in the first round of game on Tuesday. to get the win. Zurfluh was 3 for 5 with a double and an RBI and Wasson drove in a run. 1A Baseball “I liked the way we ap- proached it,” Adna coach Rex Ashmore said. “But, at the same Four Beavers Voted to All-League First Team time, we need to bring a lot more By Aaron VanTuyl “When he gets on base, he energy to the ballpark tomorrow, might as well be a run,” Elam SWW 1A League and get a little more production [email protected] out of people throughout the said. Evergreen Division The Beavers landed four Cavin, Tenino’s ace pitcher, lineup.” players on the first team and went 6-1 with a 1.75 ERA in MVP: Austin Baker, Montesano, Sr. Adna (12-5) will face Mossy- their coach got a little some- league games and struck out 43 Coach of the Year: Jesse Elam, Tenino rock at 4 p.m. today, in Mossyr- thing to put on his mantle in ock, after splitting games with batters in 52 innings of work First Team Second Team the SWW 1A League Evergreen over the season. His only league the Vikings on Saturday in both Pitcher teams’ Central 2B League finales. Division All-League voting, re- loss included 4 unearned runs Pitcher leased Monday morning. for the opposition. Layne Bruner, Montesano, Jr. “We know when we’re play- Tenino coach Jesse Elam “He’s huge,” Elam said. “For Kyle Shepherd, Onalaska, Sr. Devin Ducharme, Rainier, Sr. ing, and both teams won’t have was the league’s Coach of the a kid that doesn’t throw very Tate Shelton, Elma, Sr. any reservations about pitching,” Year, and Zack Chamberlain, hard, he just competes and hits Ashmore said. “We’ve got noth- Catcher Catcher ing to hold back, because every- Tylor Cavin, Devante Harris his spots. It’s just good to have a Tucker Ibabao, Montesano, Jr. body will be eligible to throw Fri- and Dustin Hammond were all kid you can run out there, and Ronnie Espedal, Hoquiam, Jr. Zack Chamberlain, Tenino, So. day and Saturday. It should be a first-team selections, along with know that he’s going to give you Onalaska’s Kyle Shepherd and good, high-intensity ballgame.” everything he has and be in the Infield Infield Rochester’s John Holman. strike zone.” Shad Rogers, Montesano, Jr. Josh Steen, Hoquiam, Jr. Chamberlain, a sophomore, Elam was surprised at the John Holman, Rochester, Sr. took over catching duties from Coach of the Year nod — con- Trevon Baker, Elma, Sr. Matt Jensen, Montesano, Jr. Ryan Schlesser, who had started sidering the league didn’t give Dustin Hammond, Tenino, Jr. Chase Grimmett, Rochester, Sr MWP at the position for four years and out the award last season — and Zeb Chamberlain, Tenino, Fr. Continued from Sports 1 now plays at Grays Harbor Col- credited his assistant coaches Outfield lege. and the players for the honor. Devante Harris, Tenino, Jr. back in our favor,” Morton- “Replacing him was a pretty “Without the athletes, the Elliott Mendenhall, Montesano, Jr. Outfield White Pass coach Josh Brooks big task,” Elam said. “Zack’s kids, we’re not where we’re at,” Trevin Brown, Elma, Sr. Bryan Watterson, Tenino, Sr. said. stepped right in there, and he’s Michael Brown, Hoquiam, Sr. he said. Dominic Angwood, Rochester, Jr. The T-Wolves took advan- solid behind the dish.” Shepherd was a first-team tage of seven free passes on the Chamberlain hit .459 with pitcher, posting a 2.29 earned- Utility Michael Dean, Forks, Sr. Tylor Cavin, Tenino, Sr. day and also got RBI singles 17 RBIs, six doubles, two triples run average with 47 strikeouts from Brian Reynolds and Jacob and a home run, and was walked in 30 innings — and a 1.04 Utility Schmidt. 15 times — eight of which were WHIP (walks plus hits per in- Designated Hitter Eric Gran, Elma, Sr. Mac Shaw, Rainier, Jr. Rylon Kolb tossed a complete intentional. ning pitched) ratio. game for with winners with sev- Hammond hit .283, stole 11 “It was just nice to know that Honorable Mention: Justin Champion, Rainier, So.; Jacob Mager, en strikeouts and two walks. bases and stood out particularly he was recognized for how good Onalaska, So.; Hayden Merkt, Elma, Sr.; Layne Sutten, Elma, Jr.; Bradley “Kolb pitched very well,” said in the field. he is, rather than what his record Spencer, Montesano, Sr.; Derrick Waber, Montesano, Sr.; Drew Bravos, Brooks, whose team was the “He’s really come on and shows,” Logger coach Kyle Sma- Hoquiam, Jr.; Gabe Egge, Tenino, Jr.; Matt Schlesser, Tenino, Sr.; Travis No. 4 seed out of the Central he proved himself to be an all- ciarz said. “He’s carrying along a Sanchez, Tenino, So.; Trevor Lawrence, Onalaska, So.; Cody Marganelli, 2B League. “He did a good job league type infielder,” Elam said young team, and giving us a lot of Tenino, Fr; Travis McMillian, Onalaska, So.; Dylan Fosnacht, Rochester, of hitting his spots and keeping of the junior. chances to win. We just couldn’t So.; Cameron Leon, Forks, Sr.; Ryan Burnett, Hoquiam, Sr. ; Jake Guined, Hoquiam, Jr. them off balance, and our de- Harris, the Beavers’ center score a lot of runs for him.” fense played great behind him. fielder, hit .438 and was a terror Holman was a first-team “It was a big win against re- on the base paths, swiping 26 pick in the infield, where he “A lot of that is due to intel- and the league’s regular-season ally good team,” he added. bags in 19 games. He was hit five played first base for the War- ligence, and reading pitchers,” championship. Rochester’s Morton-White Pass (11-7 doubles and two triples, drew 11 riors. The senior hit .426 with Warrior coach Jerry Striegel said Chase Grimmett (IF) and Dom overall) will play Toutle Lake to- walks and was hit by eight pitch- a .595 on-base percentage, with of the four-year letterman. Angwood (OF) were second- day at 6 p.m. in a district semi- es while scoring 31 of the Bea- 17 walks, three homer runs and Montesano’s Austin Baker team picks, along with Tenino’s final matchup with the winner vers’ 168 runs over the course of five doubles. He also led Roches- was the league’s MVP, helping Zeb Chamberlain (IF) and Bry- earning a berth into the regional the season. ter with seven stolen bases. the Bulldogs to an 11-1 record an Watterson (OF). portion of the State 2B playoffs. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, May 8, 2012

MLB NFL Seahawks Late Rally Does Trick in Ninth for M’s Jump-Start By Geoff Baker “I’m OK, but obviously we’ve The Seattle Times got a lot of big guys here,” Ka- wasaki said, through interpreter Contract For the longest time, the Antony Suzuki. “They’re very most important work done this powerful and I’m Japanese, so, it Process by season by oft-maligned, seldom- wasn’t easy. But I’m OK.” used Mariners relief pitcher It wasn’t easy for the Mari- Signing Irvin Hisashi Iwakuma looked like it ners against Fister, who needed would be for naught. only 73 pitches to get through By Danny O’Neil But the only reason the his seven innings. Nor for the The Seattle Times Mariners were jumping up and Seattle relief corps after a Miguel down in the bottom of the ninth Cabrera line drive off Beavan’s Bruce Irvin’s first step as a Seahawk was impressive, Monday night, pounding team- elbow knocked him from the mates to the ground in celebra- even by NFL standards. game. Wait. That’s not quite tion, was the job by Iwakuma Beavan was fortunate not and his bullpen teammates. right. It was impressive es- to give up any runs on the play pecially by NFL standards They had held the Detroit Tigers because there had been runners at bay just long enough for the considering Irvin signed a at the corners with one out. In- four-year contract with Se- Mariners to rally for a 3-2 vic- stead, the ball deflected right to tory with three runs in that final attle less than two weeks af- Seager at third to begin an un- ter the Seahawks chose him frame against an erratic reliever usual 1-5-4-3 double play. in the first round with the who couldn’t throw a strike “I sacrificed myself for the No. 15 overall pick. when it mattered. team, I guess,” quipped Beavan. And while the quick And so, in a game in which “It looked like a ground ball right agreement has more to do their own starter, Blake Beavan, to him (Seager), it was hit so with the NFL’s new rookie had to leave after three innings hard.” wage scale than anything with a bruised elbow courtesy of Iwakuma caught a break else, it also said something a line drive, the Mariners took as well after allowing a pair of about Irvin’s desire to get the long road — as in relief — to two-out singles to Jhonny Per- going. He was the first of the come out on top. alta and Brennan Boesch in the league’s 32 first-round draft “We mixed in a little bit of fourth that made it 2-0. Ryan choices to reach an agree- everything and he threw a lot of Raburn ripped a drive down the ment with his team. strikes today,” Mariners catcher Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press left-field line that landed about Irvin’s addition also was Jesus Montero said of Iwakuma. Seattle Mariners’ Munenori Kawasaki (61) is mobbed by teammates after he an inch foul. a sign of the times in Se- “It is important. That’s why he’s scored the winning run against the Detroit Tigers in a baseball game, Monday, in Raburn struck out after that attle, where the Seahawks there. At that moment, we need- Seattle. The Mariners beat the Tigers, 3-2. and Iwakuma retired his final announced Monday after- ed somebody and he was doing seven batters. noon that he was one of the right thing.” “I really feel like I’m a part eight of the team’s 10 draft Iwakuma struck out five bat- after nearly hitting him with a “Those other two balls he of the team now,” Iwakuma said choices who have agreed to ters and allowed just a run over pitch, then walked Ichiro as well. hit out to center field earlier this through interpreter Daisuke a contract. At this point, it’s three innings after taking over Two wild pitches brought Se- season looked a lot like that,” Sekeiba. “I pitched a good game actually easier to point out from Beavan in a 1-0 game. The attle’s first run home and helped said John Jaso. “There was a lot and we finally got a win.” the who’ve not agreed yet crowd of 14,462 at Safeco Field Wedge liked the way Iwa- — fourth-round selections the count go full on Montero at of crack in the bat.” Robert Turbin of Utah State saw the Mariners handcuffed the plate. Jaso would have a chance to kuma changed speeds and lo- by former teammate Doug Fis- and Jaye Howard of Florida “You’ve got to look for the put some crack in his own bat cations, finishing the Tigers off ter for seven innings of four-hit with an improved-looking split- — than the eight who have: right pitch to hit and I think I after Kyle Seager bunted pinch- shutout ball. ter. linebacker Bobby Wagner runner Munenori Kawasaki Things looked bleak when found that right pitch,” Montero Shawn Kelley and Charlie of Utah State, quarterback Phil Coke retired the side in the said. to third base. Jaso stepped in Furbush got Seattle through the Russell Wilson of Wiscon- eighth, setting up the ninth for Dotel threw him a fastball against new reliever Duane Be- seventh and eighth. Furbush got sin, linebacker Korey Toom- veteran reliever Octavio Dotel. down the middle and Mon- low — who had come on to face Cabrera to ground out to end the er of Idaho, cornerback Jer- The Tigers didn’t have regular tero was waiting, blistering a Seager — and managed to loft a seventh with the bases loaded. emy Lane of Northwestern closer Jose Valverde or his usual ball off the center-field wall for high slider into right field. Steve Delabar worked a per- State, safety Winston Guy of fill-in, Joaquin Benoit, available a tying double. In the dugout, A tagging Kawasaki just beat fect ninth and then the Mari- Kentucky, offensive lineman J.R. Sweezy of North Caro- and turned to Dotel, who simply the Mariners thought Montero the throw with a slide into home, ners finally did something with lina State and defensive end could not find the strike zone. might have won the game with then got pounded to the turf by all the time their bullpen had Greg Scruggs of Louisville. Dotel walked Brendan Ryan a home-run swing. his celebrating teammates. bought. Seattle did not announce monetary terms of Irvin’s four-year deal, but Andrew Brandt, a salary-cap analyst Mariners Stockpile Potential in Jackson, Tenn. and former NFL executive, stated it was worth $9.3 mil- gles, it’s relative. Opponents still BIG THREE: M’s Have High It’s a fact that has not gone “I think it’s going good so lion with a signing bonus unnoticed by the pitchers them- far,” he said, sitting at a picnic aren’t hitting him much. Since Hopes for Aces Hultzen, of more than $5 million. selves. Truth be known, they are table outside the Generals club- giving up five earned runs over Dolphins offensive lineman Paxton and Walker getting a little uncomfortable house, which is situated behind four innings in his first pro start, Mike Pouncey, the No. 15 with all the attention surround- left field. “Of course, there are Hultzen has a 1.01 ERA in his overall selection last year, By Larry Stone ing them. a couple things I could work on, next five, and a growing real- signed a deal worth $9.2 The Seattle Times “I think we all are,” said and still need to work on. But so ization that the same stuff that million. Hultzen. “It’s something we far, it’s going good.” JACKSON, Tenn.—To get to dominated at the University of That slew of signings don’t buy into at all. It’s great The previous night, Walker Virginia will play in pro ball as for the Seahawks indicates Jackson, Tenn., you can fly into to be around those guys, but had impressed Pankovits and Nashville, hop onto Interstate well. a significant change in the we pitch for the team. We don’t Painter by working six shutout “Coming out of college, you way NFL teams do business 40 and drive west for two hours, pitch for ourselves, we don’t innings against the Tennessee always have that doubt,” he said. with their draft choices. past the Loretta Lynn Ranch, pitch for our hype or anything.” Smokies despite not having his It wasn’t so long ago past the Bucksnort exit in Hick- Walker notes that all five best fastball (a pitch that hit 98 “Not doubt, but uncertainty. Be- cause you haven’t done it yet, teams were hard-pressed to man County, until you get to the Jackson starters are doing well, mph in his most recent start in sign their first-round selec- town of 65,000. including Andrew Carraway Pensacola). and there are questions about tions by August. Left tackle But there’s an alternative and Brandon Maurer. “It was kind of nice to watch,” whether you can really do it. But Russell Okung, Seattle’s top route to Jackson: You can be a “It’s not the Big Three, it’s the Painter said. “He needs to use especially with the fall league, choice in 2010, missed the top prospect in the Mariners Big Five,” Walker said. his off-speed pitches to be suc- and going through big-league first six days of training. Ir- organization, and chances are On the team’s picture day, cessful, especially at the major- camp for a while, playing and vin signed his deal four days you’ll be assigned to the Jack- naturally the trio was asked to league level, and he’s got three getting adjusted to professional before the team begins its son Generals, rated by Baseball pose together. When the pho- quality pitches. He used them baseball, it gives you all that first minicamp for rook- America as the most talented tographer loudly asked them to all (against Tennessee). But what more confidence.” ies, although Irvin would team in all the minor leagues. say “Big Three” on the count of I like more than anything, at Pankovits is increasingly im- have been able to participate Much of the focus, of course, three, teammates hooted and the end of the game, he started pressed with the trio, and not in the camp regardless of has been on the vaunted “Big gave them the business. Message getting in that extra gear. It just just on the mound. whether he was signed. Three”—young pitchers James received. shows how special he is.” “I think what I’ve been most Before Irvin, only two Paxton, Danny Hultzen and “It’s one of the great things Paxton, a 23-year-old left- impressed about is how they go of Seattle’s past eight first- Taijuan Walker, a fireballing round choices signed a con- about this team—no one gets hander, is 3-0 with a 2.51 ERA about their business, their focus trio the ballclub envisions as the tract without missing a sin- away with anything,” said first in six starts, striking out 36 in on their career,” he said. “How foundation of a championship- baseman Rich Poythress. “It’s a 282/3 innings with 18 walks. He gle training-camp practice: caliber rotation down the road. they are able to stay in the mo- Earl Thomas in 2010 and great environment. Everyone is had two uncharacteristically ment and focus on the job at Jackson pitching coach wild starts back to back in April, Lawrence Jackson in 2008. having fun. It reminds me of a hand, which is that particular Lance Painter equates them to college environment.” walking 13 in a combined sev- None of Seattle’s first-round the Braves’ trio of Tom Glavine, Said Painter of the Big Three en innings while giving up six night they are pitching. They’re selections in the previous 10 John Smoltz and Greg Maddux. hype, “We’ve toned it down a earned runs in 21/3 innings in all great kids that work extreme- years were signed by the end A scout warns they can also turn little.” one of them. Since then, how- ly hard. They’ve very coachable, of June. out like an equally hyped group And yet it’s difficult for the ever, Paxton has shined in his which, in addition to their talent, But comparing Irvin’s of Mets pitchers—Paul Wilson, Mariners not to get a little gid- next two starts, and believes just gives them unlimited poten- situation to deals signed be- Jason Isringhausen and Bill Pul- dy when they see how Paxton, the struggles were ultimately a tial. I love them. I think they’re fore last year is misleading because there was a different sipher—who flamed out in New Walker and Hultzen have re- blessing. awesome.” economic system in place, York. The Mariners will take “I feel for me that was kind So when will their awe- sponded this season. They have one that did not put limits their chances. been outstanding, for the most of a step back to take two steps someness be unleashed on the “It’s a special group of kids,” on the size of rookie con- part—not that it has sent the forward,” he said. “I definitely Mariners? That’s the burning tracts to the same degree as Painter said. “They can play to- Jackson community into a tiz- learned some things in those question, one that Zduriencik the league’s new collective- gether and have a lot of success.” zy. On a recent weekend, 1,300 two games about myself and isn’t quite ready to answer. But bargaining agreement. Un- But as the Generals have turned out on a Friday night to how to work through stuff like anyone who watches them at der the terms of that agree- rolled out to a Southern League- see Walker pitch, and 851 were that. I feel that’s really impor- Jackson can see they are on a fast ment, which the players and best 20-11 record, it’s become ap- there on Sunday for a Hultzen tant for my career.” track to Seattle. owners negotiated last year, parent that they are more than start (despite a 2-for-1 promo- Hultzen is going through “You have to gauge every guy the parameters of contracts just those three. Jack Zduriencik, tion for fans who brought a something similar, having as an individual and see how for draft choices are much recently back from watching the church bulletin). gotten knocked out of a start he handles it,” Zduriencik said more clearly defined in both Generals in a series in Pensacola, “Our best days are Dollar against Tennessee in the fifth Saturday. “You want to see them length and size. The con- Fla., said opposing scouts were inning, then walking seven in Thursdays,” Walker said. “If it struggle a little and come out of tracts are essentially slotted buzzing to him about the num- was like that every day, it would 41/3 innings Saturday against it. You want them to battle. You according to where the play- ber of prospects on the team. be awesome. You get lucky when Pensacola, with Zduriencik in want them to have good outings er was drafted. Manager Jim Pankovits, who you get to pitch on Dollar Thurs- attendance. But those missteps The expectation is the and see how they react. Remem- has spent 30 years in player de- day. It gets pretty packed.” are expected for a pitcher just new deal will end the tradi- velopment, said it’s the most tal- The right-handed Walk- out of college, and his overall ber, one is 19, one has had just tion of training-camp hold- ented team he’s ever managed. er, just 19, leads the Southern body of work is still impressive: over a month of pro ball, and outs among top choices. Last “This is a special team,” Pan- League with his 1.30 earned-run a 2.35 ERA in six starts, having one missed a year. Let’s see how year, each of the league’s 32 kovits said. “There are a lot of average in five starts. He is 3-1 allowed just 15 hits in 302/3 in- they perform and see what hap- first-round selections were big-league prospects on it, more and has 28 strikeouts with just nings. He has struck out 34 and pens. signed within a week of than most. It’s going to be excit- eight walks in 272/3 innings, giv- walked 19. “I will say this: It’s good to training camp opening. ing to see how they progress.” ing up 21 hits. Even when Hultzen strug- have those guys.” Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, May 8, 2012 SPORTS

Monday’s Mariners Box Score College Athletics DET (14-14) 100 100 000 — 2 9 0 SEA (14-17) 000 000 003 — 3 5 0 Checking In TIGERS AB R H RBI BB SO #P AVG OBP SLG MARINERS AB R H RBI BB SO #P AVG OBP SLG A Jackson CF 4 0 2 0 0 1 19 .318 .392 .514 D Ackley 2B 4 0 1 0 0 1 11 .240 .308 .339 A Dirks LF 3 1 2 0 1 0 12 .333 .358 .608 B Ryan SS 3 1 0 0 1 0 13 .147 .272 .240 With the Locals M Cabrera 3B 4 0 0 0 0 0 20 .284 .347 .514 I Suzuki RF 3 1 1 0 1 0 11 .298 .343 .411 J Montero C 4 0 1 1 0 0 11 .286 .294 .448 By The Chronicle P Fielder 1B 4 1 2 1 0 1 13 .308 .381 .452 M Kawasaki PR 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .214 .313 .214 D Young DH 4 0 0 0 0 1 12 .221 .291 .299 There’s plenty of local-grown athletes playing at the K Seager 3B 3 0 0 0 0 1 16 .289 .310 .495 college level. Here’s a few of their highlights from the A Avila C 4 0 0 0 0 2 18 .250 .333 .463 J Jaso DH 3 0 1 1 0 0 11 .313 .361 .594 last week. J Peralta SS 4 0 2 0 0 1 14 .269 .317 .387 J Smoak 1B 3 0 0 0 0 0 6 .175 .234 .272 B Boesch RF 3 0 1 1 0 0 12 .209 .229 .330 M Carp LF 2 0 0 0 0 1 10 .150 .190 .350 R Santiago 2B 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 .159 .208 .205 a-C Wells PH-LF 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 .222 .276 .370 Softball R Raburn 2B-RF 4 0 0 0 0 3 13 .127 .192 .169 M Saunders CF 3 0 1 0 0 2 9 .221 .295 .432 • George Fox University’s Jenny Milton, a fresh- Totals 35 2 9 2 1 9 136 Totals 29 3 5 2 2 5 99 man from Centralia, was an All-Northwest Confer- ence second-team selection, in the All-League softball Pitchers IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST ERA Pitchers IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST ERA voting announced Tuesday. Milton led the Bulldogs B Beavan 3.0 4 1 1 0 1 0 39-29 4.32 D Fister 7.0 4 0 0 0 3 0 73-51 0.00 with a .333 batting average. Lewis & Clark’s Jet’aime H Iwakuma 3.0 3 1 1 0 5 0 48-35 6.75 P Coke (H, 5) 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 0 8-7 2.38 Mullins, a junior outfielder from White Pass, was an S Kelley 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 0 12-8 9.00 All-NWC Honorable Mention. O Dotel (L, 1-1; B, 1) 0.0 1 3 3 2 0 0 15-4 4.35 C Furbush 1.1 1 0 0 1 1 0 26-15 4.50 • Montana State University-Billings’ Taylor Hoke, D Below 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3-3 0.00 S Delabar (W, 1-0) 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 0 11-8 3.94 a freshman from Adna, was an All-Great Northwest Totals 8.2 5 3 3 2 5 0 99-65 Totals 9.0 9 2 2 1 9 0 136-95 Athletic Conference honorable mention infielder, in the All-League voting announced Tuesday. • Fairfield University defeated Siena College 4-3 Scoreboard and 2-0 on Sunday, ending Siena’s 2012 season and 2. Centralia at Mark Morris, 4:30 p.m. — Mainard, Motes-Conners (4) and TUESDAY’S Games (PST) PREPS 3. Aberdeen at Hockinson, 4:30 p.m. Duschel New Jersey at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. securing a spot in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Confer- Local Schedules 4. Tumwater at W.F. West, 4:30 p.m. Game 5 - Devils lead 3-1 ence tournament with an 11-5 league record. Jessika- (Weather Permitting) Game 2 Jo Sandrini, a sophoomre from Adna, went 4 for 5 for TUESDAY, May 8 Wednesday GATORS 9, LADY BLAZERS 8 WEDNESDAY’S Games (PST) College Softball Semifinals Centralia 420 000 2 — 8 13 5 NY Rangers at Washington, 4:30 p.m. Siena in the first game, and worked 8 1/3 innings on At Chehalis Grays Harbor at Centralia, 3 p.m. Green River 112 110 3 — 9 10 3 Game 6 - Rangers lead 3-2 the mound with eight strikeouts and 3 earned runs. Softball 7. Winner 3 vs. Winner 4, 4 p.m. Batteries: Centralia — Kayla Di- 8. Winner 1 vs. Winner 2, 6 p.m. Napavine at Tenino (2), 3 p.m. Betta, Hailey Givens (5) and Ashley Lauren Liseth, a sophomore from Centralia, was 1 for Pe Ell at Montesano, 4:30 p.m. Loser-Out At Centralia Haugen; Green River — Motes-Con- 3 for Fairfield in the opener. Siena finished the season Castle Rock at Toledo-Winlock (2), ners, Steinmitz (3) and Duschel 3:30 p.m. 5. Loser 3 vs. Loser 4, 4 p.m. GOLF with a 20-30 record, and Sandrini hit .403 with 13 Centralia at North Thurston, 4:30 6. Loser 1 vs. Loser 2, 6 p.m. p.m. WELLS FARGO CHAMPIONSHIP home runs and went 9-15 on the mound with a 2.89 W.F. West at Aberdeen, 4:30 p.m. Friday Purse: $6,500,000 ERA and 135 strikeouts in 157 innings. Girls Golf At Chehalis MLB Site: Quail Hollow Club, Charlotte, NC Rochester at Hoquiam, 3:30 p.m. Championship Game Par: 36-36 — 72 Centralia at River Ridge, 3:30 p.m. Winner 8 vs. Winner 7, 6 p.m. Major League Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE Yards: 7469 PLAYOFF COMPLETE Baseball Saturday EAST W L PCT GB WEDNESDAY, May 9 (a-amateur) Softball At Chehalis Baltimore 19 10 .655 - • Robert Pehl, a freshman from W.F. West, was a Tumwater at Centralia, 4:30 p.m. Consolation Semifinals (Loser Out) Tampa Bay 19 10 .655 - NAME SCORE combined 4 for 9 in the University of Washington’s W.F. West at Black Hills, 4:30 p.m. 10. Winner 5 vs. Loser 8, 11 a.m. Toronto 16 13 .552 3 Mossyrock at Onalaska, 4 p.m. 11. Winner 6 vs. Loser 7, 1:30 p.m. NY Yankees 15 13 .536 3.5 1 x-Rickie Fowler -14 three-game sweep of Southern California over the Toledo-Winlock at Morton-White Third/Fourth (Winner to State) Boston 12 16 .429 6.5 t2 D.A. Points -14 weekend, including a 2 for 2 performance in a 5-0 win Pass (Morton), 4 p.m. Winner 10 vs. Winner 11, 4 p.m. CENTRAL t2 Rory McIlroy -14 Girls Golf Cleveland 17 11 .607 - 4 Webb Simpson -13 Sunday. Pehl is hitting .292 in 40 games for the 26-18 Centralia at River Ridge, 3:30 p.m. Local Results Detroit 14 14 .500 3 t5 Lee Westwood -11 Huskies. North Thurston at W.F. West, 3:30 Monday’s Results Chicago Sox 13 17 .433 5 t5 Ryan Moore -11 p.m. Baseball Kansas City 9 19 .321 8 t5 Ben Curtis -11 • Dominick Courcy, a sophomore center fielder Girls Tennis At Ocosta Minnesota 7 21 .250 10 8 Nick Watney -10 from Centralia, was 2 for 4 for Pacific Lutheran Uni- Ridgefield at Tenino, 3:30 p.m. PIRATES 5, WILDCATS 3 WEST t9 James Driscoll -9 Adna 200 102 0 — 5 9 1 Texas 19 10 .655 - t9 Jonathan Byrd -9 versity in a 7-1 loss to George Fox University on Fri- THURSDAY, May 10 Ocosta 201 000 0 — 3 8 4 t9 Jonas Blixt -9 Softball Oakland 15 14 .517 4 day. Teammate Chris Bishop, a freshman pitcher from Batteries: Adna — Garrett Driv- t9 Jason Day -9 River Ridge at W.F. West, 4:30 p.m. Seattle 14 17 .452 6 er and Bubba Lara; Ocosta — Wall, LA Angels 13 17 .433 6.5 t9 Brian Davis -9 Rochester, tossed 5 2/3 innings with 3 earned runs Golf Rindlisbacher (5), Campos (6) and Hoquiam at Rochester, 3:30 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE t9 Seung-yul Noh -9 and six strikeouts in a 3-0 loss to Linfield on Satur- Krigbaum EAST W L PCT GB t15 Stewart Cink -8 day, and Courcy was 1 for 4 in a 10-1 loss to Lewis- Local District Baseball Tournaments Washington 18 10 .643 - t15 George McNeill -8 District IV 2B Baseball Tournament At Westport Atlanta 18 12 .600 1 t15 David Toms -8 Clark State on Sunday to close out the Lutes’ season Top Three to State TIMBERWOLVES 7, COMETS 1 NY Mets 16 13 .552 2.5 t15 John Senden -8 at 24-16. Courcy was fourth on the team with a .342 Seeds MWP 010 004 2 — 7 3 0 Miami 15 14 .517 3.5 t15 Robert Garrigus -8 Pacific 2B League Naselle 000 100 0 — 1 3 3 Philadelphia 14 16 .467 5 t15 Sean O’Hair -8 average in 37 games, and led the team with 47 runs 1. Naselle Batteries: Morton-White Pass — CENTRAL and 17 stolen bases in 21 attempts while being named 2. Ocosta Rylon Kolb and Brian Reynolds; Naselle St. Louis 18 11 .621 - to the Northwest Conference All-League second team. 3. Northwest Christian — Strange, Greenfield (6), Leland (7) and Cincinnati 15 13 .536 2.5 RACING Central 2B League Montaulouin Houston 13 16 .448 5 Bishop went 3-3 in his freshman campaign with a 4.40 1. Mossyrock Pittsburgh 12 16 .429 5.5 Aaron’s 499 Results 2. Toutle Lake ERA and 40 strikeouts. At Mossyrock Milwaukee 12 17 .414 6 Brad Keselowski won the 188-lap 3. Adna VIKINGS 6, TIGERS 0 Chicago Cubs 12 17 .414 6 Aaron’s 499 at Talladega Superspeed- • Levi Dean, a senior from W.F. West, tossed four 4. Morton-White Pass Napavine 000 000 0 — 0 0 5 way. The following are the official re- 5. Napavine WEST innings without allowing a run while striking out five Mossyrock 110 301 x — 6 3 0 LA Dodgers 19 10 .655 - sults: Monday Batteries: Napavine — Cole San Francisco 14 15 .483 5 1. Brad Keselowski (2), Dodge, 194, for Tennessee Wesleyan in a 15-4 win over Milligan First-Round Games Doughty, Ro Sevilla (5) and Brady Woo- Arizona 14 16 .467 5.5 $305,745, Running (Tenn.) on Wednesday. The Bulldogs (45-11) won the At Mossyrock drum; Mossyrock — John Pomeroy and Colorado 12 16 .429 6.5 2. Kyle Busch (18), Toyota, 194, 1. Mossyrock 6, Napavine 0 Josh Vogel San Diego 10 20 .333 9.5 $263,298, Running Appalachian Athletic Conference Tournament on Fri- 3. Toutle Lake 12, NW Christian 1 3. Matt Kenseth (17), Ford, 194, day with a 5-3, 10-inning win over Union College and At Ocosta Softball Monday’s Results $225,701, Running will enter the Kingsport Bracket of the NAIA Tourna- 2. Adna 5, Ocosta 3 At Lacey at Cleveland 8, Chicago White Sox 6 4. Kasey Kahne (5), Chevrolet, 194, 4. Morton-White Pass 7, Naselle 1 TIGERS 11, HAWKS 1 (5 inn.) NY Mets 5, at Philadelphia 2 $155,090, Running ment on Thursday as a No. 1 seed. Centralia 223 31 — 11 11 0 Texas 14, at Baltimore 3 5. Greg Biffle (16), Ford, 194, Tuesday River Ridge 100 00 — 1 1 5 at Cleveland 3, Chicago White Sox 2 $143,540, Running Semifinals, at Mossyrock Batteries: Centralia — Erika at Chicago Cubs 5, Atlanta 1 6. Clint Bowyer (15), Toyota, 194, 5. Adna vs. Mossyrock, 4 p.m. Brower and Sy Braaten; River Ridge — Miami 4, at Houston 0 $146,554, Running 6. Morton-White Pass vs. Toutle Vandewegh, Wright and Clark 7. David Ragan (34), Ford, 194, Lake, 6 p.m. Boston 11, at Kansas City 5 Sports on the Air Loser-Out, at Adna Cincinnati 6, at Milwaukee 1 $137,723, Running 7. Napavine vs. Ocosta, 3:30 p.m. At Tenino LA Angels 8, at Minnesota 3 8. Trevor Bayne (21), Ford, 194, 8. NW Christian vs. Naselle, 5:30 Game 1 St. Louis 9, at Arizona 6 $110,565, Running p.m. WARRIORS 21, BEAVERS 0 (4 inn.) at San Diego 3, Colorado 2 9. Dale Earnhardt Jr. (88), Chevrolet, TUESDAY, May 8 Rochester (11)00 (10) — 21 14 0 at Seattle 3, Detroit 2 194, $120,765, Running MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Friday Tenino 000 0 — 0 2 11 at LA Dodgers 9, San Francisco 1 10. Jeff Burton (31), Chevrolet, 194, Championship Game, at Mossyrock Batteries: Rochester — Brook Deal $143,640, Running 7:10 p.m. Winner 5 vs. Winner 6, 4:30 p.m. and Janice Knutz; Tenino — Shanowa Tuesday’s Games (PST) 11. Jamie McMurray (1), Chevrolet, Bond and Meagon Crawford Texas at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. 194, $133,013, Running ROOT — Detroit at Seattle Saturday Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 4:05 12. Aric Almirola (43), Ford, 194, NBA PLAYOFFS At Mossyrock Game 2 p.m. $137,716, Running Loser-Out Consolation Semifinals WARRIORS 12, BEAVERS 1 (5 inn.) Tampa Bay at NY Yankees, 4:05 p.m. 13. David Gilliland (38), Ford, 194, 5 p.m. 9. Winner 7 vs. Loser 6, 10 a.m. Rochester 352 20 — 12 11 2 NY Mets at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. 10. Winner 8 vs. Loser 5, noon $115,688, Running Tenino 010 00 — 1 5 2 Washington at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. TNT — Boston at Atlanta Third/Fourth (Winner to State) 14. Marcos Ambrose (9), Ford, 194, Batteries: Rochester — Jessica Winner 9 vs. Winner 10, 2 p.m. Atlanta at Chicago Cubs, 5:05 p.m. $126,613, Running 7:30 p.m. Glacken and Sierra Seymour; Tenino — Miami at Houston, 5:05 p.m. 15. A J Allmendinger (22), Dodge, District IV 1A Baseball Tournament Shanowa Bond and Meagon Crawford Boston at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. 194, $139,305, Running TNT — Denver at LA Lakers Top Four to State Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 5:10 p.m. 16. Travis Kvapil (93), Toyota, 194, NHL HOCKEY Seeds At Chehalis LA Angels at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. $125,063, Running Trico Division BEARCATS 10, RAMS 0 (6 inn.) St. Louis at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. 17. Paul Menard (27), Chevrolet, 194, 4:30 p.m. 1. Kalama N. Thurston 000 000 — 0 2 1 Toronto at Oakland, 7:05 p.m. $103,330, Running NBCSN — New Jersey at Philadelphia 2. La Center W.F. West 410 302 — 10 11 0 Colorado at San Diego, 7:05 p.m. 18. Casey Mears (13), Ford, 194, 3. Toledo-Winlock Batteries: W.F. West — Kalynn Detroit at Seattle, 7:10 p.m. $106,138, Running WHL HOCKEY PLAYOFFS 4. Ridgefield Randt and Caitlin Reynolds; North San Francisco at LA Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Evergreen Division 19. Michael Waltrip (55), Toyota, 194, Thurston — Koehler and Feliciano $93,680, Running 10:30 p.m. 1. Montesano Wednesday’s Games (PST) 2. Tenino 20. Kurt Busch (51), Chevrolet, 193, ROOT — Edmonton at Portland At Pe Ell Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 10:10 a.m. $111,602, Running 3. Hoquiam Atlanta at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 a.m. TROJANS 8, LOGGERS 0 21. Bobby Labonte (47), Toyota, 192, 4. Elma Toronto at Oakland, 12:35 p.m. Onalaska 000 000 0 — 0 5 2 $100,105, Running Colorado at San Diego, 12:35 p.m. WEDNESDAY, May 9 Tuesday’s Games Pe Ell 211 022 x — 8 9 2 22. David Reutimann (10), Chevrolet, Tampa Bay at NY Yankees, 4 p.m. First Round Batteries: Onalaska — Sarah 192, $91,380, Running Texas at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. 4 p.m. 1. Montesano vs. Ridgefield, at To- Barnes and Khodi Wright; Pe Ell — 23. Denny Hamlin (11), Toyota, 192, Amanda Woods and Ashley Shepherd Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 4:05 ledo, noon $132,771, Running ESPN — Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees p.m. 2. La Center vs. Evergreen 3, at Win- 24. Tony Stewart (14), Chevrolet, 190, Tennis NY Mets at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. 7:10 p.m. lock, noon $140,180, Running 3. Tenino vs. Toledo-Winlock, at At Centralia Washington at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. 25. Kevin Harvick (29), Chevrolet, ROOT — Detroit at Seattle Castle Rock, noon TUMWATER 4, CENTRALIA 2 Miami at Houston, 5:05 p.m. 184, $136,016, Accident 4. Kalama vs. Evergreen 4, at Castle Singles Boston at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. 26. Joey Logano (20), Toyota, 184, NBA BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS Rock, noon 1. Anna Scheibmeir(C) def. Olivia LA Angels at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. $96,955, Accident Semifinals Koelsch 6-4, 6-3 St. Louis at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. 4 p.m. 27. Robert Richardson Jr. (23), Toyo- 7. Winner 1 vs. Winner 2, at Toledo, 3 2. Rachel Howard (T) def. Domini- Detroit at Seattle, 7:10 p.m. ta, 182, $85,405, Accident TNT — New York at Miami p.m. ka Fackovcova 5-7, 6-2, 6-2 San Francisco at LA Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. 8. Winner 3 vs. Winner 4, at Castle 28. Martin Truex Jr. (56), Toyota, 166, 3. Michelle Kim (T) def. Lillian Al- 6:30 p.m. Rock, 3 p.m. $114,569, Accident Loser-Out bright 6-3, 6-3 Doubles 29. Terry Labonte (32), Ford, 143, TNT — LA Clippers at Memphis 5. Loser 1 vs. Loser 2, at Winlock, 3 $92,655, Accident p.m. 1. Megan Kerner/McKailey Fast NBA NHL HOCKEY def. Emily Barclift/Mckenzie Click 6-4, 30. Dave Blaney (36), Chevrolet, 142, 6. Loser 3 vs. Loser 4, at Castle Rock, NBA PLAYOFFS $85,955, Accident 3 p.m. 6-3 4:30 p.m. MONDAY’S Results 31. Carl Edwards (99), Ford, 142, 2. Samantha Armstrong/Birana San Antonio 87, Utah 81 Friday’s Games Slater def. Carlei Fisher/Megan Helm $130,546, Accident NBCSN — NY Rangers at Washington Game 4 - Spurs win 4-0 32. Juan Pablo Montoya (42), Chev- Loser-Out, Winner-to-State 6-3, 6-3 LA Clippers 101, Memphis 97 (OT) rolet, 142, $114,146, Accident 9. Winner 5 vs. Loser 8, at Castle 3. Madelyn Hougan/Jocelyn Hou- Game 4 - Clippers lead 3-1 Rock, 2 p.m. gan def. Madison Creel/Jaycee Foster 33. Jeff Gordon (24), Chevrolet, 142, THURSDAY, May 10 10. Winner 6 vs. Loser 7, at Castle 6-3, 5-7 TUESDAY’S Games (PST) $137,866, Accident Rock, 4:30 p.m. Orlando at Indiana, 4 p.m. 34. Landon Cassill (83), Toyota, 141, NBA PLAYOFFS Saturday’s Results Game 5 - Pacers lead 3-1 $110,250, Accident Saturday’s Games 4 p.m. or 5 p.m. Baseball Boston at Atlanta, 5 p.m. 35. Jimmie Johnson (48), Chevrolet, Championship Game Game 5 - Celtics lead 3-1 61, $130,691, Engine TNT — TEAMS TBA Winner 7 vs. Winner 8, at Castle At Chehalis BEARCATS 9, BOBCATS 2 Philadelphia at Chicago, 6:30 p.m. 36. Ryan Newman (39), Chevrolet, Rock, 3 p.m. Game 5 - 76ers lead 3-1 42, $127,763, Engine PRO GOLF Third/Fourth Aberdeen 100 010 0 — 2 9 4 Denver at LA Lakers, 7:30 p.m. 37. Bill Elliott (97), Toyota, 37, Winner 9 vs. Winner 10, at Castle W.F. West 200 106 x — 9 8 1 Game 5 - Lakers lead 3-1 10 a.m. Rock, noon Batteries: Aberdeen — Collin $83,430, Electrical 38. Tony Raines (33), Chevrolet, 32, GOLF — PGA THE PLAYERS Nord, Hunter Larson (5) and Ashton WEDNESDAY’S Games (PST) District IV 2A Baseball Tournament Williamson; W.F. West — Ryan Hart- New York at Miami, 4 p.m. $91,082, Engine NHL PLAYOFFS Top Three to State man, Cody Schultz (6) and Keylen Steen Game 5 - Heat lead 3-1 39. David Stremme (30), Toyota, 30, Seeds LA Clippers at Memphis, 6:30 p.m. $79,550, Transmission 4:30 p.m. Evergreen 2A Conference Game 5 - Clippers lead 3-1 40. Regan Smith (78), Chevrolet, 15, 1. W.F. West $87,275, Engine NBCSN — Philadelphia at New Jersey 2. North Thurston 41. Joe Nemechek (87), Toyota, 7, IIHF HOCKEY 3. Aberdeen COLLEGE $79,025, Vibration 4. Centralia NWAACC Softball 42. R-Josh Wise (26), Ford, 5, $79,355, 6 a.m. 5. Tumwater Friday’s Results NHL Rear Gear Greater St. Helens League NBCSN — United States vs. Belarus 1. Mark Morris At Auburn NHL PLAYOFFS 43. Michael McDowell (98), Ford, 2, 2. Hockinson Game 1 MONDAY’S Results $78,681, Vibration COLLEGE SOFTBALL 3. R.A. Long LADY BLAZERS 8, GATORS 2 NY Rangers 3, Washington 2 (OT) Tuesday Centralia 302 300 0 — 8 13 5 Game 5 - Rangers lead 3-2 Average Speed Race Winner: 160.192 5 p.m. First-Round Games Green River 001 100 0 — 2 6 2 Phoenix 2, Nashville 1 Time of Race: 3:13:17 ESPN — SEC Quarterfinal 1. R.A. Long at North Thurston, 4:30 Batteries: Centralia — Hailey Game 5 - Coyotes won 4-1 Margin of Victory: 0.304 secs p.m. Givens and Molly Hull; Green River Caution Flags: 5 for 24 laps 2012Inside_BB_06_Layout 1 5/7/12 4:51 PM Page 1

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Compiled by Charlie Miller. Follow Charlie on Twitter @AthlonCharlie or email him at [email protected] Tampa Bay at Baltimore 1. Dodgers Lost seven of last 13. Tampa Bay and Baltimore finished the week- 2. Rangers Lost five of seven and headed to Baltimore. end with the two best records in the American Votto Effect 3. Rays Rays-Orioles suddenly a huge series this weekend. League with the Orioles a half game better. This We often hear baseball pundits talk about 4. Braves Freddie Freeman getting it done with bat and glove. is their first meeting this season and a chance the value of hitters being surrounded by other 5. Cardinals +62 run differential is best in baseball. for the Orioles to prove they belong in the race. feared hitters in the lineup. It’s easy to see the 6. Yankees Still in shock over losing Mariano Rivera. Two of the game’s brightest young pitchers will impact of not having protection behind hitters 7. Nationals Nattitude alive and well in DC. face off on Saturday: Matt Moore of the Rays in the lineup. We learned the importance of that 8. Orioles Took five of six in New York and Boston. and Brian Matusz of Baltimore. Both are strug- nearly a decade ago watching Barry Bonds 9. Blue Jays Need to gain ground at Oakland and Minnesota this week. gling with losing records this season. walk 232 times in 2004, with 120 of those in- 10. Indians Won four of five with only loss in extra innings to Texas. Los Angeles Angels at Texas tentional. But what about the table-setters hit- 11. Tigers Vaunted offense managed just 12 runs over last four games. The AL West rivals were supposed to stage a batting in front of the big guns? A clear example is 12. Reds Mired within two games of .500 for past two weeks. happening right before our eyes in Cincinnati. tle royale for the division crown this season. So 13. DiamondbacksNeed Paul Goldschmidt to unleash his power. far, the Angels haven’t held up their end of the Shortstop Zack Cozart is hitting.196 batting 14. Phillies Starting pitching will be good enough to keep them in hunt. leadoff and .354 batting No. 2. Similarly, when bargain. No doubt the marquee matchup this 15. Giants Leading run-producer Pablo Sandoval out for at least a month. center fielder Drew Stubbs bats leadoff, he’s a weekend will be on Friday. Japanese rookie Yu 16. Mets Frank Francisco has won or saved last four games. paltry .107. But put him second in the order and Darvish of Texas will oppose C.J. Wilson, formerly 17. Marlins Giancarlo Stanton is beginning to heat up. his average jumps to .373. Stubbs also strug- of Texas, facing his old teammates for the first gles in the seventh spot at .182. That is what 18. Brewers Ryan Braun enjoyed three-homer day at San Diego. time since signing with the Angels. On Sunday, you call the Joey Votto Effect. Votto is the Reds’ 19. A’s Getting outhit and outscored, but still better than .500. Jered Weaver, who recently tossed a no-hitter, No. 3 hitter, and this helps explain why Cincin- 20. Angels Pujols breaks through with homer, but hitting below .200. will face Neftali Feliz, the former Texas closer. nati has committed more than $200 million to 21. Mariners Kyle Seager providing most of the offense. Atlanta at St. Louis their first baseman. 22. Rockies Swept by Atlanta as three different pitchers got saves. The Braves and Cardinals battled down the The Orioles’ Flying Start 23. Astros Jose Altuve should be NL All-Star second baseman. stretch last season as the Redbirds overcame a The Orioles are out of the gate at a division- 24. Red Sox Baltimore’s DH Chris Davis shut down hitters for two frames. 10.5-game deficit in the wild card hunt to over- winning clip, capturing 19 of their first 28 25. White Sox Adam Dunn leads team with 23 RBIs. take the Braves on the final day of the season. games. That puts the O’s on pace to win 110 26. Pirates Batting .228 and averaging 2.8 runs per game. This will be the first time the teams have met games, a mark that hasn’t been reached in the 27. Cubs Cards’ Lance Lynn ended both of Cubs’ two-game win streaks. since the Cardinals swept the Braves last Sept. AL East since the Yankees won 114 in 1998. But 28. Royals Haven’t lost a series in two weeks. 9-11. The Cardinals’ Adam Wainwright will at- hold your horses there Baltimore fans. The Ori- 29. Padres Only National League team with single-digit wins. tempt to even his record against his former or- oles have done this before. In 2005 to be exact. 30. Twins Have won back-to-back games only once this season. ganization on Saturday. That year the Birds were 19-9 and improved to Matt Wieters Athlon Sports 26-13 with a 3.5-game lead in late May. But by the end of June, they were out of first place and manager Lee Mazzilli was fired after a loss on Aug. 3 in Anaheim — their 16th setback in 18 games — leaving the mess with Sam Perlozzo. Mariano Rivera Vows to Come Back The team finished 74-88 and in fourth place, 21 games behind the Red Sox and Yankees. Mariano Rivera vows that he will with his devastating cutter. But maybe Jim Edmonds looking. come back next season, telling re- he is too old to shag flies during BP. After that, the Angels porters last week, “I am coming back,” But Rivera resolves to come back began to catch up to the Kyle Seager, Seattle and to “write it down in big letters.” and has no regrets. Sandman. The future The Seattle Mariners didn’t muster much of- So…MARIANO RIVERA IS COM- “If it’s going to happen, it’s going to New York closer gave fense last week, but Seager played a huge ING BACK NEXT SEASON. happen doing something I love to do,” up a three-run jack to role in what scoring the M’s were able to pro- There. Mo obviously does not want explains Rivera. “And shagging I love Edmonds, then walked duce. The third sacker drove in 10 of Seat- his career to end this way. to do. I’d do the same thing, without Tim Salmon on four tle’s 24 runs and scored three others. But how else could we expect hesitation. The reasons why it happen, straight and Showalter Rivera’s career to end? We don’t ex- you have to take it as it is. You know, was out of the dugout pect him to lose the effectiveness of his just have to fight.” with the hook. Bob Jered Weaver, Los Angeles cutter. It doesn’t appear that he will His illustrious Hall-of-Fame career Macdonald was sum- Weaver made just one start last week, but it ever wear out by pitching. So how else began inconspicuously enough. There moned from the Yan- was a dandy. He no-hit the Minnesota Twins, was no fanfare kees’ bullpen but the allowing just one walk in the dominating per- Mo’s Milestone Saves formance. Weaver is now 4-0 on the season. like we’ve seen damage was done. Joe No. Date Opponent Winning Pitcher recently with Ausanio and Scott 1 May 17, 1996 Angels Andy Pettitte Bryce Harper or Bankhead followed 100 June 11, 1999 at Marlins Orlando Hernandez Stephen Stras- Macdonald, but Finley Chipper Jones, Atlanta 200 Aug. 1, 2001 Rangers Sterling Hitchcock burg. None of was too good. The veteran third baseman made just four 300 May 28, 2004 at Devil Rays Javier Vazquez that, “he’ll be In 3.1 innings, Rivera starts last week, but he chipped in with three the next gave up eight hits, three 400 July 16, 2006 White Sox Jaret Wright hits in each of his last three games. His three- whomever.” walks, five runs and game barrage began with a walkoff home run 500 June 28, 2009 at Mets Chien-Ming Wang to defeat the Phillies in a wild 15-13 win. He Very quietly, struck out five. Of his 600 Sept. 13, 2011 at Mariners A.J. Burnett on May 23, 89 pitches, 50 were homered against the Rockies to break a 6-6 608 April 30, 2012 Orioles Hiroki Kuroda tie, then drove home five runs in the next 1995, Rivera strikes. There is no game. took the mound record of how many could baseball keep Rivera from an- as the starting pitcher — that’s right — bats Mo may have bro- swering the call to the bullpen? starting pitcher for the Yankees at Ana- ken that day. Athlon Sports James McDonald, Pittsburgh A knee injury while shagging flies heim against the Angels’ Chuck Fin- He made seven more Mariano Rivera, after injuring his ACL requiring season-ending The Pirates are still struggling to score runs, during BP. Yeah, that’s the only way to ley. His manager was Buck Showalter starts, winning three of surgery, promises to come back in 2013 at age 43. and McDonald gave the team a huge lift last stop the Sandman — the best relief and his catcher was Mike Stanley, the them, before making week with two wins over the Braves and pitcher in the history of the game. Yankees’ cleanup hitter that day. his first relief appear- Reds. He lowered his ERA to 2.70, but those Rivera may never be too old to pitch. Rivera didn’t last long. He struck out ance on Aug. 1. And even that begin- 67 games and tossing 107.2 innings. are his only two wins of the season. In 14 in- He may never be too old to break bats Tony Philips swinging, then caught ning was nondescript. He gave up He had five saves and 26 holds and nings, he allowed 17 base runners and struck three runs over two in- blew just three save chances. He had a out 17. What they’re saying about Mo... nings, blowing a save in more Rivera-like ERA of 2.09 and “Rivera has shagged entire pro career. In Single-A in ’91, his mgr Brian Butterfield watched, said, ‘This guy’s relief of Andy Pettitte be- 0.994 WHIP in his second season. He our best outfielder.’” fore the Yankees scored finished third in Cy Young voting and Nick Castellanos, Detroit — Tweet by Joel Sherman of the New York Post three runs of their own to 12th in the MVP race. By the fall of Drafted in the first round out of Archbishop Mc- make Rivera the winner. 1996, everyone knew the name Mari- Carthy High School in Southwest Ranches, Fla., “I saw it all go down. It’s hard even to talk about it tonight. I mean, Mo has meant so much to us on a per- in 2010, the rising star has been on the fast Rivera completed his ano Rivera. sonal level, and his significance on the field, on the mound. But the bottom line is we’re the New York Yan- rookie season with a 5.51 Rivera’s first save came at Yankee track to the majors. He played shortstop in high kees, and nobody is going to feel sorry for us.” Stadium on May 17, 1996. He in- school, but was immediately moved to third — New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez ERA and 1.507 WHIP and base by the Tigers. After playing a full season at looked like anything but a duced the Angels’ Garret Anderson to low-A West Michigan in 2010 where he drove “You have freak injuries, and this is one of them. We had a guy carrying a box down the stairs that broke his Hall of Famer. ground into a double play turned by in 76 runs with 36 doubles and hit .312 in 135 foot. You can fall off a curb. You have to allow him to be an athlete and a baseball player and have fun out But in 1996, the idea of Derek Jeter in a game won by Andy games, he was promoted to high-A this sea- there. I’ve never seen Mo do anything recklessly, or seen Mo dive to try to rob a home run. It’s the way he starting was scrapped Pettitte. His last — make that his most son. His progress has not slowed at all. In his exercises.” for good. He was John recent — came on April 30 of this sea- first 28 games at Lakeland, he’s hitting .414 — Yankees manager Joe Girardi Wetteland’s setup son vs. Baltimore. That was save No. with two homers, 21 RBIs, 10 doubles and 16 man for the world 608 for his career. His next save will runs. The Tigers are counting on him to be the “I always argued he was the best pitcher of all-time. Not just the best reliever, but the best pitcher of all-time.” champs in 1996, come sometime in April of 2013 at the third baseman of the future, which could come — New York Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira as early as 2013. appearing in age of 43.

May 11, 1972 0-8 Boston’s Adrian Gonzalez suffered through an 0-fer day against Baltimore in the Red Sox’ 9-6 loss in 17 Since Mariano Rivera became the The San Francisco Giants traded Hall of Famer Willie innings. The first baseman struck out in the 17th representing the tying run against the Orioles’ Chris Davis, who Yankees’ full-time closer in 1997, Mays to the Mets for pitcher Charlie Williams and began the day simply as the DH and ended it with a win. Gonzalez was the first AL cleanup hitter to go 0-8 since there have been 31 pitchers cred- $50,000. Another Hall of Famer was dealt 18 years Andre Thornton of the Indians in 1984. ited with saves for the Yankees. Can later. The Yankees sent Dave Winfield to the Califor- you name the three pitchers be- nia Angels for pitcher Mike Witt. 1968 The last time (before Sunday) that a position player picked up a win on the mound in the majors. Rocky Colavito of the last-place Yankees won a game in relief of Steve Barber against the first-place Tigers. sides Rivera with at least 10 saves May 9, 1984 for the Yankees during that time? The five AL Central teams are a combined 21 games below .500 at home. They are two games over .500 on The great Tom Seaver, pitching for the Chicago White -21 the road. So much for playing for home-field advantage in the playoffs. Sox at age 39, earned two wins in one day. The White Sox and Brewers completed a 25-inning marathon 0 Home runs from pitchers in April. It marks the first season since 1994 that no pitcher has gone deep in suspended from the night before, and Seaver April. So, maybe Albert Pujols shouldn’t feel so bad.

pitched the final inning to earn the win. He threw 8.1 42 Mariano Rivera’s age, uniform number and record number of postseason saves.

innings in the regularly scheduled game in Chicago’s 12. Karsay Steve and 13 Stanton Mike

TRIVIA ANSWER: TRIVIA Save in the minor leagues by Rivera prior to notching 608 in the major leagues. 16, had Mendoza Ramiro 5-4 win. 1 AP Images

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Racing Boxing Floyd Mayweather Jr. Says He’s Considering Retirement

By Lance Pugmire would love to get that fight,” Los Angeles Times versus Alvarez. Alvarez is “interested” in LAS VEGAS — At the end fighting Kirkland, Schaefer of a tough, long night, Floyd said. Mayweather Jr. was left star- “I don’t have to fight if I ing at a June 1 jail sentence don’t want to,” Mayweather and a boxing landscape that said. “They say to save the he seems to believe cannot best for last, and if this was deliver another quality oppo- my last fight, it was a hell of nent. a fight.” The Mayweather’s swollen face unbeaten and nose proved that, after he 35-year-old and Cotto spent an hour Sat- champion urday exchanging punches late Satur- in a bout that was more com- day said he’s petitive than the scoring indi- leaning “80- cated. Brian Czobat / The Associated Press 20” toward Mayweather had high Brad Keselowski poses for photographers in victory lane after winning the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series auto race at Talladega retirement. Floyd Mayweather Jr. praise for his beaten foe’s abil- Superspeedway, Sunday, in Talladega, Ala. “If it was Professional ities, which shined most in a my last fight, Boxer gritty eighth round that left I gave them the crowd cheering on its feet. a bang,” Mayweather (43-0) He said Cotto fought hard, Keselowski Gets Talladega Win said after his unanimous- “but I wasn’t going to succumb decision (118-110, 117-111, to that pressure.” TALLADEGA, Ala. (MCT) said. “I don’t get paid to suck at standings, only three points 117-111) triumph over Puerto On a possible Pacquiao — Even in racing, sometimes this. If I did, I’m not driving for outside the Top 10. His place in Rico’s Miguel Cotto (37-3) at fight, Mayweather said, “It’s help comes from strange and the right guy.” the Chase, however, may well be MGM Grand. not going to happen.” unexpected places. Keselowski said he and Busch secured already with a wild card “There’s really no one for Mayweather’s point is that While a frantic last two laps never made any plans ahead of with his second series win. me to fight anymore.” Pacquiao doesn’t deserve a 50- unfolded in Sunday’s Aaron’s the race to work together. In fact, Kenseth finished third; Kas- Well, there’s Manny Pac- 50 split of revenues, because 499 at Talladega Superspeedway, the two have had multiple run- ey Kahne finished fourth — his quiao, but with the sides di- he contends the Mayweather Keselowski found an unlikely ins on the track in recent years. fourth consecutive Top-10 finish vided over money, ego and brand generates more pay- partner in Kyle Busch and to- “At Talladega you don’t have after a dismal start to the year ; whatever else they can think per-view buys. Mayweather gether the duo soared past Matt a plan. You go up front and you and Biffle finished fifth. up as leverage, who else is earned a record $32 million Kenseth and into the lead with race your butt off all day long,” “I think we had the winning there? guarantee Saturday, and that one lap remaining. Keselowski said. “You either get car we just didn’t have the win- The obvious backup to The race wasn’t over yet. to the front or you don’t.” ning driver,” Kenseth said. “We figure will climb. Busch, who got snook- A nine-car wreck on Lap 187 got in front of (Keselowski) and Pacquiao seemed to be Mexi- Mayweather also blames co’s 21-year-old Saul “Canelo” ered while leading on the last thinned the field and set up a Kyle and as soon as we became his ex-promoter and Pac- lap of Saturday’s Nationwide two-lap overtime. Kenseth, who clear (of them) it wasn’t long af- Alvarez (40-0-1), who domi- quiao’s current promoter, Bob race, planned to make up for it led a race-high 73 laps, got a ter that that I looked back and nated Pomona’s Shane Mosley Arum, for complicating the against Keselowski, but Kesel- good restart with Roush Fenway we were separated and those by unanimous decision Satur- deal after Mayweather prom- owski kept just enough distance Racing teammate Greg Biffle guys were outside of (Biffle). day. ised Pacquiao a $40 million between the two to prevent the right behind him. “With nobody behind him But Alvarez’s promoter guarantee months ago. much-lauded “slingshot” move. With a push from Biffle, Kens- he lost his speed and with me Richard Schaefer said after “It’s not my fault,” May- So, Keselowski not only eth got a big lead — almost too big. not paying enough attention the fight he’d just booked the weather said. earned his second Sprint Cup Kenseth and Biffle became sepa- during that to keep us hooked rising star and World Boxing For now, Mayweather said Series victory of the season but rated, allowing the faster two-car up, it cost us a shot at the win, it Council super-welterweight he’ll spend the rest of May ended a remarkable streak. In tandem of Keselowski and Busch cost Greg a shot at the win.” champion to headline a Sept. visiting with friends and fam- the previous four Cup races at to soar past them. Sunday’s race was the first 15 pay-per-view bout at MGM ily, taking in his son’s football Talladega, the driver who led “I feel real good about the at Talladega for a rules package Grand. games and daughter’s gym- starting the final lap failed to move we were able to pull on that debuted at the Daytona 500 With Mayweather’s jail nastics classes, with the June win the race. Matt,” Keselowski said. “I was used to steer drivers away from term on a domestic-violence 1 jail date looming. There was plenty of praise surprised him and (Biffle) didn’t two-car racing tandems for ex- conviction expected to stretch “When I go away, I’ll jot all-around for 28-year-old na- gang up with more full force tended periods of time. into August — even with time down ideas for my company tive of Rochester Hills, Mich., than what they did. Several drivers complained reduced for good behavior — and my sport,” he said. after the race. “I felt good having Kyle Busch of not being able to race as as that’s not enough training “You cannot break Floyd His team owner, Roger Penske, behind me. I knew he was a good hard as they wanted because of days. Mayweather; you’ve got to called him “a world class driver.” pusher. I never had a concern in my fears their engine temperatures In addition, Schaefer in- know that from when I get hit Busch said Keselowski mind about who was behind me. would spike in the close-quar- troduced James Kirkland at with those shots in the ring. should be “a title contender ev- “I had a concern about what ters racing. the post-fight news confer- This is just small time, like ery year.” I could do to win the race and While the race featured only ence, with Kirkland saying, “I training camp.” What did Keselowski make what move I could execute to not five cautions, two were for ac- of the accolades? give him the chance.” cident involving nine or more “Hell, it’s my job to be good. With the win, Keselowski cars, sending several drivers to That’s what I get paid for,” he moved to 12th in the series an early exit. Golf Fowler Gets First Win in Style GRANDGRAND OPENINGOPENING CELEBRATIONCELEBRATION CHARLOTTE, N.C. (MCT) came down just left of it.” — That Sunday orange never Though both Points and Mc- th fails to be eye-catching, though Ilroy drained clutch pars to ap- Saturday, May 12 - 8am to 6pm it looks like someone tossed an ply a little pressure, Fowler fin- open bag of Cheetos into the ished it off with a smooth stroke. dryer with Rickie Fowler’s final- And when the winner’s navy round duds. Quail Hollow jacket was draped ChehalisChehalis Hey, the kids like it. Less over his shoulders, it didn’t look than three years after turning half-bad, either. pro, Fowler already has what “It matched,” Fowler said. may be the third-largest follow- “Toned things down a little bit.” ing on the PGA Tour. It’ll also tone down all those And on this particular Sun- questions about when he was go- day, it finally took on the look of ing to notch that first PGA Tour a winner. victory. 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By Kim Ode Star Tribune (Minneapolis)

From childhood, we are taught to share. We admire a generous spirit, and a commitment to serve all. Yet because we can never trust certain people not to hold back the larger piece of cake for themselves, we love individual desserts. Actually, we love them for many reasons: A solo serving exudes an “I made this for you” specialness, and is almost invariably prettier than a slab of something, however luscious. For mom on Mother’s Day, or for any bridal or baby shower when “oohing” and “aahing” is in order, consider serving individual Lemon Charlottes, which combine tender homemade ladyfingers, tart lemon curd, a cloud of lemon mousse and fresh berries. The results are far more impressive than the actual labor involved, and isn’t that how we all want our mothers to think of us? Homemade ladyfingers similarly are marvels of humble begin- nings. A simple meringue batter is spooned into a pastry

bag, piped into long shapes and given a double- dusting of powdered sugar before baking. Store-bought ladyfingers — if you can even find them — are pale imitations of these moist spongecake ba- tons, crackling with just the sheerest veneer of caramelized powdered sugar. Ladyfingers first appeared in the late 15th century at the court of the Duchy of Savoy to honor a visit by the King of France, which is why they sometimes are referred to as savoiardi. Apparently they were especially popular with young members of the court; the fact that Twinkies pay homage to long tubes of sponge cake is merely coincidence. Now, while we’re all in favor of having the right tools for any task, we must note that it’s not necessary to own eight metal charlotte ring molds. We bought a 3-inch mailing tube from an office supply store and cut it into eight 3-inch lengths with a serrated knife. Lined with strips of parchment paper, these work admirably and can be re-used. Chilled for several hours, a charlotte holds together well (and remember, you’re not sharing this please see SOLO, page Life 2

Molds can be made from 3-inch-diameter cardboard tubing. Cut into 3-inch-tall pieces Layers of fruit and lemon curd are put in between ladyingers. and line them with parchment paper.

Individual desserts not only have a made-just-for-you feel, but also keep one person from hogging the big piece. Tom Wallace / Minneapolis Star Tribune Life 2 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, May 8, 2012 LIFE

if using cardboard. Each charlotte on base, topped with chocolate Solo will use 2 (5-inch) ladyfingers plus mousse and fresh raspberries. more for each base (either broken Chocolate mousse with lay- Continued from Life 1 ladyfingers or a 3-inch disk made ers of grated chocolate, mini from ladyfinger batter). chocolate chips or toasted finely with anyone). But we like the chopped nuts. final touch of encircling each 1 cup heavy cream Strawberry mousse (strawber- dessert with a length of ribbon, ¼ cup powdered sugar ry purée mixed in with whipped so your guests feel like they’re 16 ladyfingers plus more for cream) with diced berries atop opening a gift. bases (see Note) Vanilla custard with toasted Which, of course, they are. 1⅔ cup lemon curd shredded coconut in layers (for a (homemade or coconut cream pie effect). Ladyfingers commercial) Vanilla custard with layers Makes enough for 8 individ- of bananas and graham cracker ual charlottes, plus extra. For charlottes: crumbs or vanilla wafer crumbs Note: Cake flour is finely Selection of fresh fruit: (for a banana cream pie effect). Per- textured with a high starch con- raspberries, haps a drizzle of melted chocolate. strawberries, Two flavors of mousse or tent that makes tender desserts. Tom Wallace / Minneapolis Star Tribune kiwi, blackberries, custard for a layered effect. You can find the flour in boxes Here lady ingers are with powdered sugar before baking. in the baking aisle. Adapted blueberries. Butterscotch custard with from “The Joy of Cooking.” With a spatula, fold a third Note: This recipe is from whipped cream. of egg whites into egg yolk mix- “The Joy of Cooking.” Whip cream and powdered Ice cream of any flavor. (You 1 cup plus 2 tablespoon ture, gently stirring until almost sugar to stiff peaks. Set aside. would need to store charlottes cake flour (see Note, no streaks remain. Fold in the 3 eggs Place 8 ring molds (3 inches in freezer to keep chilled.) Top above) remaining whites in two batches, ⅓ cup sugar tall and 3 inches in diameter) with berries or grated chocolate 6 eggs, separated, divided gently lifting from the bottom Grated zest of 1 lemon on a rimmed pan. If using card- before serving. ¼ cup plus ⅓ cup and folding over the top until ½ cup strained fresh lemon board rings, line with parch- granulated sugar, few streaks remain, taking care juice (from 2 to 3 ment paper (see Note). divided not to deflate the whites. lemons) For each ring, cut and piece 1 teaspoon vanilla Spoon the batter into a large 6 tablespoon (¾ stick) together about 1½ ladyfingers ¼ teaspoon cream of tartar pastry bag fitted with a ⅝-inch unsalted butter, cut in to make a base, or insert pastry ½ cup powdered sugar plain tip. (It helps to stand the bag small pieces made into disks that fit. Cut 2 Futons upright in a vase to fill it. No pas- ¼ teaspoon vanilla ladyfingers in half and line the Preheat oven to 325 degrees. try bag? Fill a plastic bag and snip ring with the sugared sides fac- Place racks in the lower and off one corner.) Pipe the batter In a medium saucepan, ing out. (If there’s a large gap, middle positions. onto the parchment paper. Each whisk together eggs, sugar and cut another ladyfinger to fit.) Place parchment papers on 2 ladyfinger should be about 1 inch zest. Add lemon juice and butter. Place a rounded tablespoon baking sheets, anchoring them wide and 5 inches long. You’ll Cook over medium heat, whisk- of lemon curd on each base, then on the bottom with a dot of bak- need 16 to 20 ladyfingers for the ing constantly until the butter is fold remaining curd into the ing spray or butter. With a ruler, charlottes, plus about a dozen melted. Continue whisking un- whipped cream to make a mousse. mark a guide to measure 5-inch more for the bases (or make discs). til the mixture is thickened and Place a rounded tablespoon ladyfingers. To give the ladyfingers a simmer gently for a few seconds. of lemon mousse on the curd, (If you want to pipe discs for thin veneer of crispness, here’s Scrape curd into a bowl and stir then add a few blueberries or the base of the charlottes, trace a tip from the new “Sprinkle in vanilla. Let cool, cover and raspberries. Add additional Several different eight 2¾-inch circles; otherwise, Bakes” by Heather Baird (Ster- refrigerate to thicken. May be mousse to within ¼ inch of the you can cut and fit ladyfingers ling, $19.95). Instead of sifting made several days in advance. top of the ladyfingers. styles available to make a base.) only once with powdered sugar Cover with plastic wrap and Sift cake flour into a me- before baking, Baird sifts half of Nutrition information per scant chill for 2 to 4 hours. dium bowl. If you don’t have a the sugar over the ladyfingers, ¼ cup: Just before serving, arrange Starting at sifter, whisk the flour briskly to then waits 5 minutes until the Calories: 140; Fat: 11 g; Sodium: 25 mg fresh fruit on top of each char- $ remove any lumps. sugar begins to melt. Sift the re- lotte. With a spatula, gently Carbohydrates 10 g Saturated 299 CH470288sl.ke In a medium bowl, beat egg maining sugar over the pastries. fat 6 g Calcium 14 mg transfer each from the rimmed yolks, ¼ cup granulated sugar Place pans on oven racks and Protein 3 g Cholesterol 93 mg Di- pan to a serving plate. Remove and vanilla on high speed un- bake for 6 minutes, then switch etary fiber 0 g tubes or molds by slipping them til thick and pale yellow, 2 to 3 positions. Bake for 6 minutes Diabetic exchanges per serving: off. If desired, tie with ribbon, minutes. Scrape into larger bowl. more, then slide the parchment 1 other carb, 2 fat. and serve. Return the flour to the sifter and onto a wire rack to cool. Gently sift evenly over the top of the peel the ladyfingers from the Mini Charlottes With Lemon Your Choice of Filling eggs. Do not mix in. (No sifter? parchment and store in an air- Mousse and Curd Just distribute evenly.) tight container not more than a There are many options for In a large clean bowl, beat day, or use immediately. Serves 8. finishing the charlotte. Any fla- the egg whites and cream of tar- Note: To make your own vor of mousse or custard would 1601 South Gold Street tar to soft peaks. Increase speed molds from 3-inch-diameter card- work. Here are some ideas, to high, gradually add ⅓ cup Lemon Curd board tubing, use a serrated knife beyond the lemon curd and Centralia granulated sugar, and beat until Makes about 1⅔ cups, (or saw) to cut 3-inch-tall pieces. mousse, to get you started. 360-736-3832 peaks are stiff. enough for 8 charlottes. Line them with parchment paper Layer of melted chocolate Make Mom a Breakfast Treat for Mother’s Day On Sunday, May 13, millions of moms Finally, I learned a lot about myself. I found across the nation will be greeted with hugs myself wanting to do more for others without and kisses, cards, phone calls, macaroni worrying about how it beneited me as much. I necklaces, ingerpainted drawings and gained strength and self-conidence because jewelry. I knew my child was watching me and would What do I hope to model some part of herself after me. It hasn’t get? Breakfast in bed. always been an easy journey, but it’s one that, That’s a hint, boyfriend if given the chance to rewind and do over, I and kid. would. I can’t deny the impact motherhood Becoming a mother has had on my life. has greatly increased So, on Sunday, call your mom, call your my appreciation for my gramma, call all your motherly igures in your mother and grandmother. life -- or go see them, if you can! -- and thank The day my daughter them. By Tara Leonard was born was the Or, if your names happen to be Mark and [email protected] scariest day of my life. Emma, make a certain someone this delicious I realized from then on, breakfast. I was responsible for the well-being of a tiny (though it didn’t feel like she was tiny), Breakfast Puf Pastries helpless human being for a minimum of 18 years. And after that, I won’t have to do 4 eggs laundry for her anymore (except for when she 6 puff pastry shells comes home for visits from college), but I’ll 3 asparagus stalks, minced still be responsible for help when she asks 2 tablespoons onion, minced Tara's Bites and for dispensing advice when she doesn’t. 2 teaspoons capers Nine years after her birth, there’s still 1 strip bacon, fried and minced Read Tara’s Bites on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month in The Chronicle. Follow Tara’s blog at chronline. frightening moments -- like the time she fell 1/3 cup extra sharp cheddar, shredded com for more great recipes and fun foodie information. off a horse and broke her arm -- but for the 3 tablespoons milk most part, it’s pretty awesome being a mom. 1 tablespoon olive oil I have an artistic hockey goalie who can beat ground pepper me in Halo 3 with her eyes closed and her hands behind her back. She’s respectful and Bake puff pastry shells according to polite in public, and she knows when it’s directions on box. OK to be loud and joyful at home, as a child should be. Saute asparagus and onion in a large The one thing I didn’t expect from frying pan in olive oil until both are motherhood is how much I would learn. soft. I learned just how many times a small girl can sing the latest popular song at the top Beat eggs and incorporate cheese, of her lungs before I go insane. (About ive bacon, capers and milk into eggs. Add fresh times, depending on several factors including ground pepper to taste. pitch and genre.) I found out that my little person wants to Add egg mixture to asparagus and onion and do what I’m doing. When I worked full time at scramble until eggs are no longer runny and The Chronicle, she wanted to start a school have barely dulled in appearance. CH468552bw.db newspaper. Now that I’m a freelance web Spoon eggs into puff pastry and garnish with developer, she built her own website for her capers and asparagus heads. comics. Serve piping hot. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, May 8, 2012 • Life 3

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Voice of the People Dairy Sale’s No. 1 Animal Letter of Thanks Stories on Onalaska Inmates at Cedar Creek Scholarship Dinner minimum security prison Appreciated train dogs to become To the editor: service animals for injured I would like to take this opportunity to send a special veterans. If you could train thanks to you for publishing your dog to do anything, the articles on the 18th annual Onalaska Scholarship Dinner/ what would that be? Auction that was held March 24. The success of this event was greatly helped by your assistance with the advertising. We do appreciate your assistance in getting the best possible coverage out to promote this worthy event. The Onalaska Scholar- ship Committee has been very pleased with the outcome of the dinner/auction for our 2012 students and are looking forward to assisting our graduates as much as possible. “To make me a Donna Olsen sandwich or coffee.” publicity Onalaska Scholarship Committee Stephanie Watrous Photograph submitted by Don Keeler, Chehalis Centralia, O’Blarney’s Ms. Laurin Show-ET brought the high price of $2,700 at the 41st annual Lewis County Dairy Sale March 31 at the Chehalis Livestock Market. Shown at left are Gordon Calvert and Dick Dudonsky, who represented the Shine Syndicate (Andy Port- Wife Gives Thanks man, Raymond). At right is the buyer, Fritz Kaech, Onalaska. Average price at the sale was $1,300. for Rescue Attempt To submit your photograph, e-mail [email protected] or send mail to Voices, The Chronicle, 321 N. Pearl St., To the editor: Centralia, WA 98531. I want to thank all the people who stopped on U.S. Highway 12 Monday, April 23, and tried to Names in the News save my husband’s life. A special thank you to Jas- Walton Receives Honor events, and regional and international level.” mine, Leah and Jessica, all of the scholarships for Walton has been involved in medics, Trooper McBride and at Phi Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kap- Phi Theta Kappa throughout his the teacher who prayed with me. pa members. presidency. Also, a special thank you to Convention Many of these “He is a strong advocate Steve at the hospital. He was so James Walton, president of presidents serve for students and attends and helpful to the family. Centralia College, received the as presidential speaks at all inductions,” Peter- Thank you, each and every “I’d train my Phi Theta Kappa Shirley B. Gor- ambassadors son said. “He supports our stu- one. don Award of Distinction at the and coordi- James Walton dents in their activities at the dog to laugh.” international honor society’s nate All-state Centralia College regional and international level Phredd Bogar annual convention in Nashville, Academic Team president and makes sure there is finan- Onalaska Seletute Hafoka Tenn., April 12-14. programs. cial support for travel and for Chehalis, High Performance The Gordon Award is given “Dr. Walton exemplifies the students who have campaigned Cleaning to presidents of two-year colleg- ideals of Phi Theta Kappa, and for regional and international es who have provided extensive has made the chapter more suc- office. He was also supportive support and resources for their cessful as a result,” Jody Peter- of me during my three years as colleges’ Phi Theta Kappa chap- son, Centralia College professor Greater Northwest Regional Co- ters, including faculty adviser in history and adviser to PTK, ordinator.” release time, financial support said. “His support enables us to Walton was among those for the chapters to participate achieve more, and be more ac- recognized at the first-day gen- Colonial Residence in regional and international tive, both on campus and at the eral session. Assisted Living Apartment Complex Peace of Mind for family Honor Roll members and seniors while tin Kaut, Nicholas Kim, Sarah Alysa Lumsden, Elaun Sher- providing the luxury of choice NAPAVINE HIGH SCHOOL and freedom of independence. 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Today’s clue: V equals L

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TODAY IN HISTORY: From the Files of The Chronicle Barber Commits Suicide in 1912 On May 8, 1912, the Centra- Basketball Coaches Associa- lia Weekly Chronicle reported Barner Is New Auditor, tion. the suicide of a local barber. No, Mayor Cain Is Bolender Is Hero “W.F. Rue, a barber who has 50 years ago, in 1962 been working in various towns 10 years ago, in 2002 in Lewis and Pacific Counties Harvey Barner, 53-year-old Centralian, was named by the Jonathan Bolender, Silver for the past year, was found Creek, was declared a hero dead in bed about 7 o’clock Lewis County Commission to fill the position of W.G. (Jerry) after being injured while rush- this morning in his room in ing into a dangerous situation the lodging house over Mor- Shearer, Lewis County auditor, who quit because of illness. to render aid. Bolender was ris’ drug store.” The Centralia stabbed by a deranged man who Weekly Chronicle wrote. Barner wasn’t in the job for long, however. was trying to attack a restaurant “The man presumably com- manager in Vancouver. mitted suicide. Rue was not seen “Another fast reshuffle of the Lewis County auditor’s of- The deranged man stabbed all day yesterday and the other fice came Thursday morning, him eight times on his buttocks, lodgers in the house, become when the county got its third twice on his arm and legs. suspicious, crawled out on the auditor since May 1,” The roof this morning and looked Man Killed by Fence Pole Daily Chronicle wrote. through the window of his Centralia Mayor Vern 5 years ago, in 2007 room. Rue was seen lying across Cain was named the new au- A Centralia man was killed the bed. Coroner Sticklin was The Chronicle, file photo New Lewis County Auditor Harvey Barner, center, watches Commission Secre- ditor. when his car crossed Har- summoned immediately and Barner said he resigned rison, and a pole from a fence upon forcing open Rue’s door tary Alice Thomson put the seal on his appointment on May 7, 1962. The action followed Barner’s acceptance of the oath of oice from Superior Court Judge because his health was also not smashed through the wind- found that death had occurred good. shield and killed him. many hours before. John E. Murray, right. ••• “Rue’s face was black and his From the Files of The Chronicle mouth was horribly burned by afternoon, but Coroner Sticklin is ists, including District Attorney coach, was named the Class is compiled by Edna Fund, a Centra- carbolic acid. On a tray beside the lian who describes herself as a “his- bed were the remains of a meal, a of little doubt that death was the James Sareault, a chance to see B Coach of the Year by the tory sleuth.” She can be contacted at bottle of alcohol partly consumed result of suicide.” how good their brakes were,” The Washington Interscholastic [email protected] or at 269-7515. and a vial of carbolic acid. A Centralia Daily Chronicle wrote. Judge Yoder Almost “Patterson, who was arrested note was found addressed to B.R. Ready to Give Advice Johnson in which he said that he by Sareault, is said to have parked had decided to end it all. Johnson 125 years ago, in 1887 his car in the middle of the road BOISTFORT VALLEY FARM CSA is an engineer on the Gate City The Lewis County Bee re- on a sharp curve, and sat at the branch of the Northern Pacific, ported the progress of Judge wheel in a drunken stupor. and Coroner Sticklin delivered Yoder’s building project. “Otis J. Strid, Chehalis, had Rue’s note when he came in off “Judge Yoder is having the no chance to avoid the parked his run. Johnson stated that Rue building west of the hardware machine and overturned his Why is our had been living under an hal- store fitted up for a law office,” car in the ditch rather than risk lucination for some time past that the newspaper said. “It will be a a collision. He suffered severe farm a great his parents had been murdered in very nice place when completed cuts and bruises. South Bend, and that Rue’s death, and the judge will ever be ready “Sareault, who was following match for you? if it was suicide, was undoubtedly to give legal advice.” Strid, narrowly escaped following the later into the ditch when the Eat locally and seasonally. prompted by insanity. Driver Sleeps in Middle of Road “Rue had been working in a parked car loomed up n the dark. Be inspired by easy recipes and simple street barber shop until last Fri- 75 years ago, in 1937 He yanked Patterson from his ma- serving suggestions. Enjoy healthy, fresh, delicious vegetables, day. He was known in both South A local man fell asleep in chine and brought him to Chehalis even the ones you thought you didn’t Bend and Raymond and was his car which was parked in the where Sareault said, he will face recently confined in a Raymond charges of illegal possession of li- like! middle of a road. hospital for several months. He “Dewey Patterson, 30, resident quor, drunkenness, drunken driv- CERTIFIED ORGANIC Join us for a season of amazing Organic was a man about 28 years old and of Chehalis, is alleged to have ing and parking on the highway.” PRODUCE, GROWN LOCALLY produce, fresh fruit and cut ﬂowers, was of neat appearance. Martin parked his car in the middle of State Coach of the Year Is & DELIVERED FRESH delivered weekly to your neighborhood! 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Quick Fix Wasabi Powder Adds Kick to Chicken Dish By Linda Gassenheimer Heat oil in a large nonstick 2 teaspoons canola oil McClatchy Newspapers skillet on medium-high heat. 2 teaspoons ground Add the chicken and sear it 4 ginger Spicy wasabi sauce gives minutes. Turn and sear the other 3 cups frozen corn kernels pan-seared chicken an Asian side for 4 minutes. Salt and pep- 1 cup broccoli florets flavor. Corn and ginger tossed per the cooked sides to taste. A 1 medium red bell pepper, with broccoli complete this Pa- meat thermometer should read sliced (about 1 cup) cific Rim dinner. 165 degrees. Salt and freshly ground Wasabi is the Japanese version Remove skillet from heat pepper of horseradish. It’s an Asian root and place chicken on a plate. vegetable that is sold in paste and Drizzle the wasabi sauce over Add the oil to the nonstick powdered form. The powder is the chicken. Cover with another skillet used for the chicken and mixed with water to form a thick plate or foil to keep warm un- heat over medium-high heat. paste. It loses its flavor quickly, so til the vegetables are ready. Use Add the ginger, corn, broccoli make sure yours is fresh. the same skillet for the side dish. and red pepper. Toss to coat the The green wasabi served with Makes 2 servings. sushi is usually white wasabi pow- vegetables with the oil and cover Marsha Halper / Miami Herald with a lid. Cook 5 minutes, turn der mixed with colorants and Per serving: 306 calories (47 per- mustard. Fresh wasabi root can be Wasabi chicken with pan-roasted corn and broccoli is Linda Gassenheimer’s Din- vegetables over and cook, cov- ner in Minutes entree. cent from fat), 16 g fat (2.1 g satu- ered, 5 more minutes. Add salt found in some Asian stores. This rated, 6.7 g monounsaturated), 108 meal contains 531 calories with 33 skinless chicken breast; 1 small 3 teaspoons wasabi powder and pepper to taste. Makes 2 mg cholesterol, 36.5 g protein, 1.9 g servings. percent of calories from fat. container ground ginger; 1 ¾ pound boneless, skinless, carbohydrates, 0.3 g fiber, 305 mg small package frozen corn ker- chicken breast sodium. Helpful Hints: nels; 1 small container wasabi 1 teaspoon canola oil Per serving: 226 calories (13 percent from fat), 3.3 g fat (0.8 g Prepared horseradish can be powder; ½ pound broccoli flo- Salt and freshly ground Pan Roasted Ginger saturated, 1 g monounsaturated), 0 used instead of wasabi powder. rets; 1 medium red bell pepper pepper Corn and Broccoli cholesterol, 9 g protein, 48.1 g carbo- Staples: Canola oil, reduced- Mix mayonnaise with the hydrates, 6 g fiber, 47 mg sodium. Countdown: fat mayonnaise, salt, and black wasabi powder and set This dish may also be prepared ••• Make chicken and sauce. peppercorns. aside. Flatten chicken by placing all the ingredients in Linda Gassenheimer is the au- a microwave-safe bowl and mi- Make corn dish. Wasabi Chicken to ¼-inch thick with a thor of 14 cookbooks. Visit Linda meat bat, the bottom of crowaving on high 6 minutes. on her web page at www.DinnerIn- Shopping List: 3 tablespoons reduced-fat a heavy skillet or your Remove and toss with salt and Minutes.com or e-mail her at Lin- To buy: ¾ pound boneless, mayonnaise palm. pepper to taste. [email protected]. ADVICE: Dear Abby Boyfriend’s Cheating Heart Leaves An Electronic Trail DEAR ABBY: I have been he had also been calling the high school. I am now a sopho- DEAR HEARTBROKEN: It yelling, then she crossed the line with my boyfriend “Paul” for woman, I now check our phone more in college. I have done my will probably take one-on-one and dropped the F-word. My four years. We have a child records. Yesterday I found a text best to maintain a good relation- counseling for you to establish sister and I were shocked that together, and we each have a of his to a former boss’s daughter. ship with Dad, although I chose enough emotional independence a 6-year-old would know that child of our own. We have lived Paul was telling her how “hot” to live with my mother during to toughen up. Your father’s un- word. She said her classmate told together for she is. the custody battle. willingness (or inability) to take it to her. (They’re in kindergar- three years, and Abby, am I overreacting Since the divorce, Dad has responsibility for his mistakes ten.) our family life when I think Paul is going verbally, emotionally and finan- is an indication that, as much as We told our parents, but is great. How- to cheat? — ALARMED IN cially abused me to the point you may need and want a father, we’re not sure if we should tell ever, when I was NORTH CAROLINA that I no longer want him as part he will never be the parent you her mother because she might pregnant with DEAR ALARMED: You’re of my life. would like him to be. It will take think my sister and I taught it to our son, Paul not overreacting. Paul is cheat- I miss having a father fig- time and work on your part to her. Should we tell her mother or contacted an ing on you emotionally, and ure, even though no amount of get beyond this loss -- and it let it slide hoping she will forget ex on a social doesn’t appear to be entirely counseling could ever mend our IS a loss -- so the ideal place to the word and move on? — NOT network. One committed to your relationship. broken relationship. We went begin your journey would be by SURE IN SAN DIEGO day he left his By Abigail Van Buren In fact, it appears he is looking through two years of counseling, talking to a psychologist at the DEAR NOT SURE: Your computer open, for some outside adventures. You and the only thing I learned was student health center. parents should tell your aunt and I saw that their conversa- should not only be concerned, that Dad believes he has done about the incident, just in case tions were less than innocent. I you should also be furious about nothing wrong and my feelings DEAR ABBY: My 6-year-old your cousin doesn’t “forget” the was upset and I said something what he’s doing. This won’t stop about him are because of Mom. cousin wanted to make a lem- word. That way her mother can immediately. until YOU draw the line. How can I get over the pain onade stand, so my sister and I explain to her that there are We have stayed together, but and hurt my dad has caused me? helped her, but she got discour- certain words polite people don’t ever since then I’m having a DEAR ABBY: My parents di- — HEARTBROKEN IN MICHI- aged because nobody would buy use because they are unaccept- hard time trusting Paul. Because vorced during my junior year of GAN any. She was so angry she started able.

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Celebrity Cipher Today’s clue: H equals J

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American flags; oil painting. 1961 Willie Mays jersey and pants. capital of Bangladesh. ’ “Visiting Rocky” Show ’ (CC) Two and a Half How I Met Your The Big Bang The Big Bang American Idol “Performance Show” The finalists perform for the judges. (N Same- Q13 FOX News at 10 (N) (CC) Two and a Half How I Met Your FOX 13 13 Men ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) day Tape) ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) IND 14 14 The Watch Collector’s Series Aquaswiss Watches Invicta Watches Invicta Watches Invicta Watches Beautiful Bedroom Ghost Whisperer Melinda helps a boy Cold Case “Justice” The fatal shooting Cold Case “Family 8108” World War II Cold Case “Sabotage” The team Criminal Minds A gang of suspected Criminal Minds “Hanley Waters” Tar- ION 15 15 to find his mother. ’ (CC) of a college student. ’ (CC) prisoner’s murder. ’ (CC) searches for a serial bomber. (CC) murderers. ’ (CC) (DVS) geted killings in Florida. (CC) (DVS) IND 18 18 Celebration Marriage Today Wisdom Keys Zola Levitt... K. Copeland Life Today (CC) Joyce Meyer Celebration Joni Lamb Marriage Today KATU News at 6 (N) ’ (CC) Jeopardy! “DC Wheel of Fortune The Middle “The Suburgatory (N) Modern Family The B---- in Apart- Revenge “Legacy” Amanda Clarke’s KATU News at 11 Nightline (N) (CC) ABC 22 22 Teen Week 2” (N) “Portland Week” Clover” (N) (CC) ’ (CC) “Disneyland” (N) ment 23 journey begins in 2002. (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) NewsChannel 8 at NewsChannel 8 at Live at 7 (N) (CC) Inside Edition “95 Betty White’s Off Betty White’s Off Rock Center With Brian Williams (N) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit NewsChannel 8 at Tonight Show With NBC 26 26 6PM (N) (CC) 6:30PM (N) Y/O Dancer” Their Rockers (N) Their Rockers (N) ’ (CC) “Learning Curve” (N) ’ (CC) 11 (N) (CC) Jay Leno UNI 30 30 Mujer Perfecta Noticiero Univis’n Una Familia con Suerte (N) (SS) Abismo de Pasión (N) (SS) La Que No Podía Amar (N) (SS) Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) TMZ (N) ’ (CC) Access Hollywood American Idol “Performance Show” The finalists perform for the judges. (N Same- 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News Everybody Loves FOX 27 27 (N) (CC) day Tape) ’ (CC) (N) Raymond (CC) Storage Wars “Unlocked: Buy Low” Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Dog the Bounty Duck Dynasty (N) Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty A&E 52 52 Highlights from past episodes. (CC) “Auction Royale” Hunter (N) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) AMC 67 67 CSI: Miami “Broken Home” A baby CSI: Miami A member of a hunting ››› Die Hard With a Vengeance (1995, Action) Bruce Willis, Jeremy Irons, Samuel L. Jackson. A New York cop must stop ››› Die Hard (1988, Action) Bruce sitter’s parents are murdered. (CC) group is mauled. ’ (CC) a mad bomber’s game of revenge. (CC) Willis, Alan Rickman. (CC) APL 43 43 Rattlesnake Republic ’ (CC) Tanked An outdoor gumball tank. ’ Tanked “Roll With It” ’ River Monsters: Killer Sharks River Monsters “Russian Killer” ’ Tanked “Roll With It” ’ BET 56 56 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live “Wild Out Wednesday” ›› Johnson Family Vacation (2004, Comedy) Cedric the Entertainer. (CC) ›› Soul Men (2008) Samuel L. Jackson. Estranged singers reunite for a tribute concert. (CC) Top Chef Masters The three finalists The Real Housewives of New Jersey The Real Housewives of Orange Interior Therapy With Jeff Lewis Jeff Around the World in 80 Plates The Watch What Hap- Around the World BRAVO 66 66 must create a meal. (CC) “Third Eye Blind” County “Whine & Cheese” (CC) butts heads with a homeowner. (N) journey begins in London, England. pens: Live (N) in 80 Plates CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey News Laughs: Gags Dragons’ Den ’ (CC) Republic of Doyle ’ (CC) (DVS) CBC News: The National ’ (CC) George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight C M T 61 61 Trading Spouses: Mommy Trading Spouses: Mommy The Singing Bee ’ (CC) The Singing Bee ’ (CC) Ron White’s Celebrity Salute to the Troops ’ (CC) Blue Collar Com CNBC 46 46 American Greed American Greed (N) Mad Money American Greed American Greed Insanity Workout! 21st Century CNN 44 44 Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Erin Burnett OutFront Piers Morgan Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Erin Burnett OutFront CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Nancy Grace Showbiz Tonight Piers Morgan Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) The Daily Show The Colbert Re- 30 Rock “The Baby 30 Rock “The Rural Chappelle’s Show Key & Peele (CC) South Park (CC) South Park “Myste- South Park (CC) South Park (CC) The Daily Show The Colbert Re- COM 60 60 With Jon Stewart port (CC) Show” ’ Juror” (CC) (CC) rion Rises” With Jon Stewart port (N) (CC) D I S 41 41 Shake It Up! ’ Good-Charlie Wizards-Place Jessie ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) ››› Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie (2009) ’ Fish Hooks (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) Shake It Up! ’ American Guns ’ (CC) American Guns Historical punt gun; American Guns The Zombie Apoca- American Guns (N) ’ (CC) Auction Kings (N) Auction Kings (N) American Guns ’ (CC) DSC 8 8 Elvis memorabilia. ’ (CC) lypse gun project. ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) The Voice “Live Finale” The winner is E! News (N) Khloe and Lamar Khloe and Lamar Khloe and Lamar Khloe and Lamar The Soup (N) Meet Mrs. East- Chelsea Lately (N) E! News E! 65 65 revealed. ’ (CC) “Under Pressure” “Family Reunion” wood & Company MLB Baseball Tampa Bay Rays at New Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 York Yankees. (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 Roll Tide/War Eagle (CC) NFL Live (CC) SportsNation (CC) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) NASCAR Now NBA Tonight (N) E:60 FAM 39 39 ›› A Walk to Remember (2002, Romance) Shane West, Mandy Moore, Peter Coyote. ››› Dirty Dancing (1987, Romance) Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze, Jerry Orbach. The 700 Club “David Rocha” (CC) FNC 48 48 Hannity (N) On the Record, Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (CC) Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren The Five FOOD 35 35 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Restaurant: Impossible Restaurant: Impossible Restaurant: Impossible Restaurant: Impossible (N) Hotel Impossible FX 53 53 Two and a Half Two and a Half Two and a Half Two and a Half ››› Live Free or Die Hard (2007, Suspense) Bruce Willis, Justin Long, Timothy Olyphant. America’s computers fall under ››› Live Free or Die Hard (2007, Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) attack. Suspense) Bruce Willis, Justin Long. GOLF 70 70 Live From THE PLAYERS Analysis, highlights, interviews and features. Live From THE PLAYERS Analysis, highlights, interviews and features. 19th Hole Live From THE PLAYERS Little House on the Prairie Dr. Baker is Little House on the Prairie College Little House on the Prairie The chil- Little House on the Prairie Refusing to Frasier “The Per- Frasier “Bad Dog” Frasier “Frasier Frasier “First Date” HALL 19 19 shocked by his new partner. (CC) brings romantic pressure. (CC) dren idolize a daredevil. (CC) pay for the hostage. (CC) fect Guy” (CC) ’ (CC) Gotta Have It” ’ ’ (CC) HGTV 68 68 My First Place My First Place Hunters Int’l House Hunters Income Property Kitchen Cousins Property Brothers (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers (CC) HIST 37 37 Restoration Restoration Restoration Restoration American Pickers (CC) Restoration Pawn Stars (CC) Restoration Restoration Sold! (N) (CC) American Pickers LI FE 51 51 The Client List “Turn the Page” The Client List “Tough Love” (CC) The Client List “Ring True” (CC) The Client List “Try, Try Again” Army Wives “After Action Report” Army Wives “Fallout” (CC) MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word The Ed Show The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word Hardball With Chris Matthews (CC) MTV 63 63 Pranked ’ Pranked “Jail” The Substitute The Substitute Punk’d ’ (CC) Punk’d ’ (CC) 16 and Pregnant “Hope” ’ (CC) America’s Best Dance Crew America’s Best Dance Crew NBCS 34 34 NHL Hockey NHL Hockey Playoffs, Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) NHL Live Post Motorcycle Racing (Taped) Poker After Dark (CC) NICK 40 40 Odd Parents Odd Parents The Fairly OddParents ’ (CC) That ’70s Show That ’70s Show George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Yes, Dear (CC) Yes, Dear (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› Something New (2006) Sanaa Lathan, Simon Baker, Mike Epps. (CC) Bad Girls Club: Las Vegas (CC) Bad Girls Club: Las Vegas (CC) Tanisha Gets Married (CC) ›› Something New (2006) (CC) R O OT 31 31 Mariners Access Mariners Pre. MLB Baseball Detroit Tigers at Seattle Mariners. From Safeco Field in Seattle. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) Mariners Post. The Dan Patrick Show MLS Soccer Auction Hunters Auction Hunt- Auction Hunt- Auction Hunters Auction Hunt- Auction Hunt- Auction Hunters Auction Hunt- American Digger American Dig- American Dig- American Dig- SPIKE 57 57 “Miami Heat” ’ ers ’ ers ’ “Disco and Dice” ers ’ ers ’ (N) ’ ers ’ (N) ’ ger ’ ger ’ ger ’ SYFY 59 59 Total Blackout identifying items. Ghost Hunters ’ (CC) Ghost Hunters “Alcatraz Live Event” Ghost Hunters (N) ’ (CC) Total Blackout Total Blackout Ghost Hunters ’ (CC) TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince End of the Age Praise the Lord (Live). (CC) Always Good Jesse Duplantis Easter Exper. Creflo Dollar Seattle Praise the Lord The King of The King of Seinfeld “Male Un- Seinfeld “The Re- Family Guy “The Family Guy “Deep Family Guy “E. Family Guy “Pe- The Big Bang The Big Bang Conan Joel McHale; Nina Dobrev; Reg- TBS 55 55 Queens (CC) Queens ’ (CC) bonding” (CC) verse Peephole” Son Also Draws” Throats” Peterbus Unum” ter’s Got Woods” Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) gie Watts. (N) TLC 38 38 Toddlers & Tiaras ’ (CC) Toddlers & Tiaras (N) ’ (CC) Toddlers & Tiaras ’ (CC) Toddlers & Tiaras ’ (CC) American Gypsy Wedding My Obsession My Obsession NBA Basketball NBA Basketball Playoffs, First Round: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) (CC) Inside the NBA (N) (Live) (CC) Franklin & Bash The guys use unortho- Law & Order “Bait” Assault victim leads TNT 54 54 dox tactics. (CC) cops to corpse. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 MAD World of Gumball Adventure Time Johnny Test ’ NinjaGo: Masters Level Up King of the Hill King of the Hill American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Man v. Food Man v. Food Man v Food Man v Food Baggage Battles Baggage Battles Man v. Food Man v. Food TRUTV 49 49 Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) World’s Dumbest... South Beach Tow South Beach Tow South Beach Tow South Beach Tow South Beach Tow South Beach Tow Bait Car Bait Car NCIS “South by Southwest” An agent is NCIS “Knockout” Vance investigates a NCIS “Hide and Seek” A military family NCIS “Dead Reckoning” Gibbs works NCIS “Toxic” A government scientist Fairly Legal “Ripple of Hope” Kate en- USA 58 58 gunned down. ’ (CC) boxer’s death. ’ (CC) comes under suspicion. (CC) with Kort. ’ (CC) goes missing. ’ (CC) lists Ben’s help. (CC) VH1 62 62 Couples Therapy “Fighting Fairly” Couples Therapy ’ Couples Therapy ’ Couples Therapy ’ Couples Therapy “Season Finale” Tough Love: New Orleans ’

Movies Sports Kids Bets THURSDAY EVENING May 10, 2012 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 KOMO 4 News 6:00pm Lewis, Nam. Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! “DC Missing “Promise” Dax learns who his Grey’s Anatomy “Migration” The resi- Scandal “The Trail” Gideon looks into KOMO 4 News Nightline (N) (CC) ABC 4 4 (N) (CC) “Portland Week” Teen Week 2” (N) enemies are. (N) ’ (CC) dents choose their positions. (N) Amanda’s past. (N) ’ (CC) 11:00pm (N) (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News (N) Evening Magazine Inside Edition Community (N) 30 Rock (N) ’ The Office (N) Parks and Recre- Awake Harper becomes concerned KING 5 News (N) Tonight Show With NBC 5 5 (N) (CC) (CC) Strong women. ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) ation (N) (CC) about Britten. (N) ’ Jay Leno IND 6 6 The Nate Berkus Show ’ (CC) Extra (N) (CC) Access Hollyw’d Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Dr. Phil Multiple-personality disorder. KING 5 News at 10 (N) (CC) Northwest Sprt Law Order: CI KIRO 7 Eyewit- CBS Evening Entertainment To- The Insider How- The Big Bang Rules of Engage- Person of Interest A POI becomes The Mentalist A message from Red KIRO 7 Eyewit- Late Show With CBS 7 7 ness News News/Pelley night (N) (CC) ard Stern. (N) ’ Theory (N) (CC) ment (N) ’ (CC) involved in a conspiracy. (N) (CC) John distracts Jane. (N) ’ (CC) ness News David Letterman PBS NewsHour (N) ’ (CC) Check, Please! Rick Steves’ Eu- Doc Martin Joe Penhale is desperate to History of Science “What Is the Secret Independent Lens “Summer Pasture” Couple live in high Over Hawai’i ’ PBS 9 9 Northwest rope ’ (CC) show Maggie he has changed. (N) of Life?” The secret of life. (N) grasslands of Tibet. (N) ’ (CC) (CC) American Dad ’ American Dad Family Guy ’ Family Guy ’ The Simpsons The Simpsons Q13 FOX News at 9 Rose, Arcega- Friends Monica Friends ’ (CC) 30 Rock “Winter 30 Rock “Rose- MNT 10 10 (CC) “Home Adrone” (CC) (CC) ’ (CC) “Radio Bart” ’ Dunn, Kelly and Levine. (N) (CC) buys a new bed. Madness” (CC) mary’s Baby” ’ The King of The King of The Office “Cafe The Office “Gay The Vampire Diaries Jeremy makes a The Secret Circle “Family” Cassie and Seinfeld “The Visa” Seinfeld “The Fri- Frasier “Roz, a Frasier ’ (CC) C W 11 11 Queens ’ (CC) Queens ’ (CC) Disco” ’ (CC) Witch Hunt” (CC) life-changing decision. (N) (CC) Diana use dark magic. (N) (CC) ’ (CC) ars Club” (CC) Loan” ’ (CC) Rick Steves’ Eu- The Aviators ’ Egypt’s Golden Empire Egypt unites Egypt’s Golden Empire Prosperity Frontline “Money, Power and Wall Street” Strategy over Wall Street. ’ (Part 2 of Charlie Rose (N) ’ (CC) PBS 12 12 rope ’ (CC) (CC) under Ahmose. ’ (CC) religious reform. ’ (CC) 2) (CC) Two and a Half How I Met Your The Big Bang The Big Bang American Idol “Results Show” The con- Touch “Music of the Spheres” Martin Q13 FOX News at 10 (N) (CC) Two and a Half How I Met Your FOX 13 13 Men ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory “Pilot” ’ testants face elimination. (CC) exposes a corrupt parole officer. Men ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) IND 14 14 Invicta Watches Invicta Watches Invicta Watches Beauty Solvers Practical Ideas Jewelry Clearance Ghost Whisperer “Lost Boys” Spirits of Cold Case “Spiders” A murdered teen’s Cold Case “Andy in C Minor” New evi- Cold Case “The Road” Lilly and Valens Criminal Minds “The Stranger” A stalker Criminal Minds “Out of the Light” The ION 15 15 three young boys. ’ (CC) abusive father. ’ (CC) dence confirms teen’s murder. ’ go to West Virginia. ’ (CC) targets college students. ’ team travels to North Carolina. IND 18 18 Celebration The Blessed Life D. Kolenda Gary & Drenda K. Copeland Life Today (CC) Joyce Meyer Celebration Joni Lamb The Blessed Life KATU News at 6 (N) ’ (CC) Jeopardy! “DC Wheel of Fortune Missing “Promise” Dax learns who his Grey’s Anatomy “Migration” The resi- Scandal “The Trail” Gideon looks into KATU News at 11 Nightline (N) (CC) ABC 22 22 Teen Week 2” (N) “Portland Week” enemies are. (N) ’ (CC) dents choose their positions. (N) Amanda’s past. (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) NewsChannel 8 at NewsChannel 8 at Live at 7 (N) (CC) Inside Edition Community (N) 30 Rock (N) ’ The Office (N) Parks and Recre- Awake Harper becomes concerned NewsChannel 8 at Tonight Show With NBC 26 26 6PM (N) (CC) 6:30PM (N) Strong women. ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) ation (N) (CC) about Britten. (N) ’ 11 (N) (CC) Jay Leno UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n Una Familia con Suerte (N) (SS) Abismo de Pasión (N) (SS) La Que No Podía Amar (N) (SS) Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) TMZ (N) ’ (CC) Access Hollywood American Idol “Results Show” The con- Touch “Music of the Spheres” Martin 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News Everybody Loves FOX 27 27 (N) (CC) testants face elimination. (CC) exposes a corrupt parole officer. (N) Raymond (CC) The First 48 “Life Snatched” Surveil- The First 48 A 69-year-old Navy veteran The First 48 A man is found dead in his The First 48 “Brutal Business” Police The First 48 A man is accused of killing The First 48 “Update Special: Fifteen” A&E 52 52 lance footage may solve a crime. is murdered. (CC) truck’s cab. (CC) probe the murder of two friends. his friend. (N) (CC) An alleged killer may walk free. AMC 67 67 CSI: Miami “Bloodline” Casino owners CSI: Miami “Rush” A movie star if found ››› Die Hard (1988, Action) Bruce Willis, Alan Rickman, Bonnie Bedelia. A New York policeman outwits foreign thugs in ››› Die Hard With a Vengeance are suspected. ’ (CC) dead. ’ (CC) an L.A. high-rise. (CC) (1995, Action) Bruce Willis. (CC) APL 43 43 Man-Eating Super Snake ’ (CC) The Blue Planet: Seas of Life (CC) Wild Pacific “A Fiery Birth” ’ (CC) Wild Pacific Diversity of life. (CC) Wild Pacific “Eat or Be Eaten” (CC) Wild Pacific “A Fiery Birth” ’ (CC) BET 56 56 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live “Top 10 Countdown” ›› Daddy’s Little Girls (2007, Romance) Gabrielle Union, Idris Elba, Louis Gossett Jr.. (CC) ›› Trois 2: Pandora’s Box (2002) Monica Calhoun, Michael Jai White. (CC) Don’t Be Tardy for Don’t Be Tardy for Around the World in 80 Plates The The Real Housewives of New Jersey Don’t Be Tardy for Don’t Be Tardy for Kathy (N) Watch What Hap- Don’t Be Tardy for BRAVO 66 66 the Wedding the Wedding journey begins in London, England. “Third Eye Blind” the Wedding the Wedding pens: Live (N) the Wedding CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey News Laughs: Gags The Nature of Things ’ (CC) Doc Zone ’ (CC) CBC News: The National ’ (CC) George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight C M T 61 61 The Singing Bee ’ (CC) The Singing Bee ’ (CC) ››› Pure Country (1992) George Strait. A country singer struggles with the burden of stardom. › Broken Bridges (2006, Drama) Toby Keith. ’ (CC) CNBC 46 46 BMW: A Driving Obsession Surviving a Car Crash Mad Money BMW: A Driving Obsession Surviving a Car Crash Paid Program Wealth-Trading CNN 44 44 Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Erin Burnett OutFront Piers Morgan Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Erin Burnett OutFront CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Nancy Grace Showbiz Tonight Piers Morgan Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) The Daily Show The Colbert Re- 30 Rock “100” (CC) 30 Rock “100” (CC) Futurama Leela Futurama “Bend- Futurama ’ (CC) Futurama “The Katt Williams: It’s Pimpin’ Pimpin’ The Daily Show The Colbert Re- COM 60 60 With Jon Stewart port (CC) visits her home. less Love” (CC) Late Philip J. Fry” (CC) With Jon Stewart port (N) (CC) D I S 41 41 Shake It Up! ’ Good-Charlie Wizards-Place Jessie ’ (CC) Austin & Ally ’ Shake It Up! ’ A.N.T. Farm (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) Phineas and Ferb Jessie ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) Shake It Up! ’ American Chopper ’ (CC) MythBusters “Green Hornet Special” MythBusters “Flying Guillotine” Using MythBusters “Revenge of the Myth” MythBusters “Fire vs. Ice” Flamethrower MythBusters A request from President DSC 8 8 Seth Rogen joins the team. ’ (CC) the explosive C4 to cook with. ’ Favorites are taken to the next level. and fire extinguisher duel. ’ Barack Obama. ’ (CC) Khloe and Lamar Khloe and Lamar E! News (N) Bobby Brown The Soup Ice Loves Coco Meet Mrs. East- E! Special “When Girls Kill” Teenage Chelsea Lately (N) E! News E! 65 65 “Family Reunion” Speaks (N) wood & Company girls who committed crimes. College Softball SEC Tournament, Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Fourth Quarterfinal: Teams TBA. (N) ESPN2 33 33 30 for 30 (CC) NFL Live (CC) E:60 MMA Live (N) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) NASCAR Now NBA Tonight (N) E:60 E:60 FAM 39 39 ›› Raising Helen (2004) Kate Hudson. A woman gains custody of her late sister’s children. ›› Stepmom (1998, Drama) Julia Roberts, Susan Sarandon, Ed Harris. The 700 Club (CC) FNC 48 48 Hannity (N) On the Record, Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (CC) Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren The Five FOOD 35 35 Chopped “Winging It” Chopped “Turbot Power” Chopped Tongue in the first round. Chopped “Yuzu Never Know” Sweet Genius “Genie Genius” (N) Sweet Genius “Relative Genius” FX 53 53 How I Met Your How I Met Your How I Met Your How I Met Your Two and a Half Two and a Half ››› Avatar (2009, Science Fiction) Sam Worthington, Voice of Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver. A former Marine falls in Mother ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) love with a native of a lush alien world. GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf The Players Championship, First Round. Live From THE PLAYERS Analysis, highlights, interviews and features. Live From THE PLAYERS Little House on the Prairie Suspecting Little House on the Prairie A boy with- Little House on the Prairie Mrs. Oleson Little House on the Prairie The family Frasier “Roz and Frasier “The Life of Frasier “Party, Frasier “Sweet HALL 19 19 the death of his son. (CC) stands classmates’ taunts. (CC) converts restaurant. (CC) remembers Christmases past. the Schnoz” ’ the Party” ’ Party” ’ (CC) Dreams” (CC) HGTV 68 68 Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l House Hunters Million Dollar Selling New York Selling LA (CC) Selling New York House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Swamp People “Gates of Hell” (CC) Swamp People “Under Siege” (CC) Swamp People “Secret Weapons” Swamp People “Scorched” (N) (CC) Ax Men “Swamp Gold” (CC) United Stats of America (CC) LI FE 51 51 Wife Swap “Fontaine/Herman” (CC) Wife Swap “Harris/Van Noy” (CC) Wife Swap ’ (CC) 7 Days of Sex (CC) 7 Days of Sex (N) (CC) Amanda de Cadenet MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word The Ed Show The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word Hardball With Chris Matthews (CC) MTV 63 63 Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory The Substitute Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Pauly D Project Punk’d ’ (CC) Punk’d (N) (CC) Pauly D Project Punk’d ’ (CC) Pauly D Project NBCS 34 34 Poker After Dark (CC) Poker After Dark (CC) NBC Sports Talk Poker After Dark (CC) Poker After Dark (CC) NBC Sports Talk NICK 40 40 iCarly ’ (CC) iCarly ’ (CC) iCarly Nora captures the iCarly gang. That ’70s Show That ’70s Show George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Yes, Dear (CC) Yes, Dear (CC) OXY 50 50 Tanisha Gets Married (CC) Snapped “Karen Grauber” (CC) Snapped “Jessica Riggins” (CC) Snapped “Jennifer Bowen” (CC) Best Ink “The King of Ink” (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) R O OT 31 31 World Poker Tour: Season 10 Boxing Top Rank: Mike Alvarado vs. Gabriel Martinez. From Denver. UFC Insider UFC Unleashed The Dan Patrick Show UFC Reloaded Jail “Rageaholics” Jail ’ (CC) Jail ’ (CC) Jail ’ (CC) Undercover Undercover iMPACT Wrestling (N) ’ (CC) MMA Uncensored 1,000 Ways to SPIKE 57 57 ’ (CC) Stings ’ Stings ’ Live ’ (CC) Die ’ SYFY 59 59 › Ghost Town ›› The Village (2004, Suspense) Bryce Dallas Howard, Joaquin Phoenix, Adrien Brody. (CC) › The Wicker Man (2006, Horror) Nicolas Cage, Ellen Burstyn. Premiere. ›› Children of the Corn (2009) (CC) TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince Hillsong TV Praise the Lord (Live). (CC) Live-Holy Land The Evidence Bible Prophecy Creflo Dollar Praise the Lord “TBN Classics” The King of The King of Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Family Guy Family Guy ’ The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Conan Zosia Mamet; Tom Selleck; The TBS 55 55 Queens (CC) Queens ’ (CC) Stake Out” (CC) Bookstore” (CC) “Wasted Talent” (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Wombats. (N) TLC 38 38 Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (N) ’ Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (N) ’ Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) NBA Basketball Playoffs, First Round: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) NBA Basketball Playoffs, First Round: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) (CC) Inside the NBA (N) (Live) (CC) Franklin & Bash “Jennifer of Troy” A TNT 54 54 (CC) plain woman seeks representation. TOON 42 42 MAD World of Gumball Adventure Time Adventure Time MAD Regular Show King of the Hill King of the Hill American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Man v. Food Man v. Food Baggage Battles Baggage Battles Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Bizarre Foods/Zimmern TRUTV 49 49 Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... (N) Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Top 20 Most Shocking NCIS “Legend” Tony looks into Ziva’s NCIS “Legend” Tony questions Ziva’s NCIS “Semper Fidelis” The death of an NCIS “Aliyah” Tense reunion. ’ (CC) NCIS “Truth or Consequences” The team In Plain Sight “All’s Well That Ends” An USA 58 58 personal life. (CC) loyalty to NCIS. (CC) ICE agent. ’ (CC) tries to replace Ziva. ’ (CC) unexpected family reunion. (CC) VH1 62 62 La La’s Life La La’s Life La La’s Life La La’s Life La La’s Life La La’s Life ›› The Wood (1999) Omar Epps. 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