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$1 Midweek Edition Thursday, April 24, 2014 Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Port Prevails in Centralia Station Ruling STRUCK DOWN: Director process for the Centralia Station filed a formal appeal of the project, but that victory carries a port’s determination, challeng- Says Port Has Spent hefty price tag. ing a traffic study conducted by “These needless delays and wastes of taxpayer $166,000 Battling County Attorney Gary McLean an engineering firm hired by signed and dated a ruling the Port of Centralia. money have to stop. We’re going to move By Christopher Brewer Wednesday morning that up- In short, the county believed forward the best we can.” [email protected] held the Port of Centralia’s the traffic engineer’s analysis mitigated determination of non- understated the projected num- The Port of Centralia has significance for the proposed ber of vehicles traveling through Kyle Heaton prevailed in fighting a Lewis Centralia Station project. executive director of Port of Centralia County appeal of the permitting Lewis County officials had please see STATION, page Main 12 Plans for Fire Centralia City Council Merger Steadfast Against Pot on Hold, for Now FUTURE: Despite Recent Setbacks, Elected Officials Remain Hopeful About Riverside and the Chehalis Fire Department Continuing to Work Together By Stephanie Schendel [email protected] Despite the bleak economic situation of the Riverside Fire Authority, as well as the impend- ing departure of its chief officer, elected officials remain optimis- tic about the possible future consolidation of the fire authority and the Chehalis Fire Depart- ment. For now, as Riverside continues to struggle with massive bud- Pete Caster / [email protected] get reductions Dave Kois stands in front of the property he has purchased at 1905 Johnson Road in Centralia on Friday morning. He hopes to start producing marijuana at the site, and the resig- but is currently prevented from doing so by the Centralia City Council. nation of Chief Jim Walkowski, DECISION: before the Centralia City Coun- Councilors John Elmore, fied business people, concerned Jim Walkowski Marijuana elected officials cil officially decides to allow or Patrick Gallagher, Bonnie with the same things that the outgoing chief of Business Owner further ban recreational sales Canaday and Bart Ricks voted city would be.” Riverside representing both agencies Continues Plea as within city limits. down approving pot sales. Gallagher said the mora- mutually decided to put the pur- Council Extends Reaffirming their deci- Kois tried to convince the torium was put in place so the suit of an annexation on hold. sion from two weeks prior, the council to vote otherwise, say- state could resolve conflicting They will, however, continue Moratorium council voted 4-3 Tuesday to ing that his interests are legiti- laws and so Centralia could see to work together as one in the By Dameon Pesanti keep the current moratorium mate. how other cities handle similar functional consolidation phase in place and extend it an addi- “The Liquor Control Board situations. [email protected] of the merger in hopes of one tional six months after a public has intentionally taken a lot Neither one of those scenar- day bringing the issue before Recreational marijuana hearing on May 13. of time weeding out who ios has happened. voters. producer and processor David State law requires a public shouldn’t be in this business,” Mayor Canaday voted Kois of Olympia will have to hearing to be held 60 days after Kois said. “I’m hoping you’ll please see FIRE, page Main 12 wait until at least next month a moratorium is issued. understand that we’re quali- please see POT, page Main 12

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Community Editor’s Best Bet Centralia College Vocal Ensembles to Present Disney Music The Centralia Col- of the children will be lege Vocal Ensembles will dressed as their favor- Calendar present a short concert ite Disney characters. of Disney music for chil- The program will include Today dren and residents of local the Disney classic “When WHAT’S HAPPENING? retirement homes 1-1:30 You Wish Upon a Star;” Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Cheha- p.m. Thursday at Centralia lis, (360) 740-0492 If you have an event you would like “Friend Like Me,” from Alad- Chris Guenther, 7:30 p.m., PJ’s Pizza, included in the Community Calendar, College’s Corbet Theatre. 1232 Alder St., Centralia, (360) 736-0101 please email your information to About 125 first grad- din; “Under the Sea” and “Kiss “Let’s Grow a Garden,” 10-11:30 a.m., [email protected]. Include a ers from Edison Elementary the Girl,” from “The Little Mer- 4162 Jackson Highway, free, (360) 262-0525 daytime telephone number where you School in Centralia are ex- maid”; “You’ve Got a Friend Composting With Red Wiggler Worms, 6-8 p.m., can be reached. pected to attend. They have in Me,” from “Toy Story;” United Methodist Church of Randle, 116 Kindle There is no charge for these listings. Road, no charge, free worm bin for those who For questions about calendar items, been practicing so that “Let it Go,” from “Frozen;” preregister at [email protected], they can sing along. and “I See the Light,” (360) 740-1212 call Doug Blosser at The Chronicle, (360) 807-8238. About 12 college from “Tangled.” Public Agencies vocalists will be There is no Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on Ag- dressed in cos- charge for ad- ing, Council of Governments, 2 p.m., 2404 Heri- tume, and tage Court SW, Olympia, (360) 664-3162, ext. 112, mission. The Rollerdrome is located at 216 W. many (888) 545-0910, ext. 112, or email Rebecca.Holmes@ Maple St. dshs.wa.gov Relay for Life is a community-based Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on Aging, Council of Governments, 2 p.m., LMTAAA office, fundraiser of the American Cancer Society. 2404 Heritage Court SW, Olympia, 1-888-664-3162, ext. 112, or email [email protected] Organizations a special guest this year, will offer expertly Church Women United grown vegetables, herbs, perennials, shrubs, Libraries Skookumchuck I.O.O.F. Lodge 129, 7:30 p.m., Plan ‘Summit’ Meeting Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh and Main streets, Bucoda trees and unusual plants. Baked goods and Book Babies, children birth-24 months, 10 a.m., Lewis County Writers critique session, pie by the slice will be available for purchase. Chehalis, 11 a.m., Centralia The Church Women United Leaders 5:30 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, Local craftsmen will have their art for sale. Organizations Council “summit” meeting will be held at http://lewiscountywriters.wordpress.com/ Joining the event will be Heavenly Hog the Chehalis United Methodist Church be- Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., Bucoda Support Groups BBQ, Olympia, which will be in the church ginning at 2 p.m. Friday and noon Saturday. parking lot serving barbecue with local fla- Oddfellows Community Center, 202 S. Main, Bu- H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Heritage coda, potluck, (360) 273-9724 Women of all ages and denominations vors of the Northwest. are and welcome to attend. Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 Sussex Ave. E., Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, 6:30 p.m., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, [email protected] This event is sponsored by the Episcopal Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Grand Ave., Centralia, Those attending will participate in ecu- Churchwomen. Proceeds go to various lo- menical fellowship to learn about working Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Dayspring (360) 485-2852 cal community programs. together in service projects such as helping Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Highway, Chehalis, Lewis County Writers, critique session, 5:30-7:30 (360) 748-3401 For more information, contact p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, http://lewis- women and children in need. Attendees countywriters.wordpress.com are asked to bring diapers, toiletries for Nancy Simms, (360) 748-6510, or email Lewis County Republican Club, lunch served at men and women, underwear, laundry de- Saturday, April 26 [email protected]. noon, Woodland Estates, Chehalis, (360) 740-9868 tergent or books for kids at a shelter St. Timothy Episcopal Church is Lewis County Democrats, 6 p.m. general mem- To register, call June Butler, located at 1826 SW Snively. bership, 7 p.m. presentation by Washington Alli- Kids’ Fishing Derby Coming ance for Gun Responsibility, Carpenter Hall, 417 N. (360) 748-9658, or email her at juneb2@ Pearl, Centralia, (360) 623-2768 earthlink.net. For more information. to Fort Borst Park Talent Show Set call Jeannie (360) 652-9227, or email Support Groups [email protected] The annual Centralia Lions Club Fish- for Fox Theatre ing Derby will get underway at 9 a.m. Sat- “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the loss of a The Chehalis United Methodist The 2014 Talent Show, sponsored by loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Morton Commu- Church is located at 16 N. Market Blvd. urday at Fort Borst Park in Centralia. nity Methodist Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, Registration begins at 9 a.m., and it is the Centralia-Chehalis Soroptimists and (360) 330-2640 Chehalis Oregon Trail music and dancing, open mic with requested that the young anglers be accom- Centralia-Chehalis Kiwanis clubs, will Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Im- Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., Cowlitz Prairie Grange, (360) panied by an adult. Registration includes a be at 6 p.m. Saturday at Centralia’s Fox manuel Lutheran Church, 1209 N. Scheuber Road, 864-2023 Theatre. Centralia, (360) 736-9268 free hot dog and milk, as well as the child’s Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, There will be three age groups: up Us Too Southwest Washington Prostate Cancer (360) 748-0061 name in the drawing for prizes. Support Group, 7-8 p.m., Mother Joseph Room, to 8 years of age, 9-13 years, and age 14 Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled Band, The drawing will be held at noon for Providence Centralia Hospital, (360) 388-6271 three age groups, and is for registered an- through senior in high school. 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, $5, Prizes of $250, $100 and $50 will be (360) 262-3041 glers only. One of the prizes in each age awarded to the top three placers in each Friday, April 25 “The Uninvited,” 8 p.m., Evergreen Playhouse, group is a new bicycle provided by the Cen- Centralia, $15, tickets at Santa Lucia Coffee, Centra- tralia Firefighters Association. age group. lia; Sterling Bank, Chehalis; brownpapertickets,com; Participants must be less than Admission is $10 for adults, $20 for Superheroes Will Be Skating or the Evergreen Playhouse website www.ever- families of three to five persons, and $5 greenplayhouse.com 15 years old. There is a limit of five fish per angler, and no boats are allowed. for children from age 7 to 18. at the Rollerdrome Broken Trail, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, A light dinner can be purchased from Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 A Superhero Skate-a-thon will be held the Soroptimists and yogurt is available at at Centralia’s Rollerdrome Friday as a fun- Libraries Spring Craft, Garden Sale Holley’s Place, located next door to the Fox. draiser for the Relay for Life.Admission to Family Story Time, for all ages, 10 a.m., Salkum For more information, email Donna the 7-10 p.m. event is $6.50, or $8 for speed Preschool Story Time, for children 3-6 years, Coming to St. Timothy Karvia at [email protected] or Mary skates. 10 a.m., Chehalis The Spring Craft and Garden Sale will Shahan at [email protected]. Children and adults are encouraged to Celebrate El dia de los Ninos/El dia de los libros be 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday at St. Timothy dress up as their favorite superhero. Prizes (Children’s Day/Book Day), for children ages 1-6, Episcopal Church in Chehalis. will be given for the best kids costumes. 2 p.m., Centralia The Friendly Neighbors Garden Club, please see CALENDAR, page Main page 11

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for April 24, 2014 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s 51.39 65.0 +0.09 100s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s 80s L 75.15 85.0 +0.28 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s H H M 10.5 M 50s Cowlitz at Randle 40s Showers Likely Showers Likely Few Showers Rain Likely Mostly Cloudy 7.43 18.0 +0.06 30s L 55º 42º 58º 41º 55º 43º 56º 43º 58º 45º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 10.79 ---- +0.29 10s 0s

This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 6:06 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 8:13 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 48 Moonrise ...... 3:41 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 43 54/45 67/37 Moonset...... 3:18 p.m. Normal High ...... 64 Port Angeles Today Fri. 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Winning WinningShot5x2db Shot Celebrating Wins With Our Local Teams. • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 24, 2014 Centralia City Council Approves New Panhandling Restrictions SIGNS: Punishment Could ability of the ordinance, Berg said the proposed restrictions Carry up to $1,500 Fine are about taking proactive steps and 90-Day Jail Sentence to stop aggressive panhandling, not writing more tickets. By Dameon Pesanti “It allows us to be proactive,” [email protected] Berg said. “The main difference here is it allows the officer to in- Change is coming for Centra- tercede on a problem before it’s a lia panhandles, but not the kind problem. Very often these things they’re asking for. Violators of a newly proposed die down after you make an or- panhandling ordinance could dinance.” be charged with a misdemeanor, Councilman Gabe Anzeli- fined up to $1,500 and handed a ni was particularly concerned 90-day jail sentence. about the effects the ordinance On Tuesday night, the Cen- may have on free speech. He tralia City Council voted 5-2 to compared panhandling to solici- approve on first reading an or- tors going door-to-door and hu- dinance that would significantly man billboards. expand the city’s definition, pa- “We’re targeting people ask- rameters and punishment of aging for money at Harrison and gressive panhandling. Hyde,” he said. “From a freedom Councilors Bonnie Canaday, of speech standpoint, I don’t see Lee Coumbs, John Elmore, Pat- the difference.” rick Gallagher and Bart Ricks Chief Berg said that sign- voted in favor of the changes. wavers are pointing people to “We’ve had a serious amount private locations, not restricting of people saying they don’t feel traffic. He also pointed out that safe to come forward,” Elmore Dameon Pesanti / [email protected] the fire department no longer said. A panhandler is seen with a sign on a street corner in Centralia. stands in the roads asking com- Presented to council by Po- muters for donations, because of lice Chief Bob Berg, the sugges- ping out of or into a car. Much of it will likely be re- Gallagher was concerned the traffic problems it caused. tions prohibit panhandling at “I don’t think (15 feet is) written before it’s presented to with the punishment, saying, “Now they work at a private the on- and off-ramps of state enough,” Elmore said. “This isn’t the council for a second reading. “The human component within location,” he said. and interstate highways, within easy but public safety is impor- Some on the council expressed me says here has to be some com- After the first ordinance was 300 feet of 20 city intersections, tant in our community.” concerns over the ordinance’s passion there.” passed, Berg said that issues died and make it against the law to The council first regulated broad language, punishment Berg said the punishment is down because officers started panhandle after dark, on public aggressive panhandling in 2010. severity and the potential free standard for a misdemeanor and warning panhandlers about ag- transportation vehicles or stops, The ordinance passed with a ca- speech violations. it would allow defendants access gressive behavior. He also said or “on private property in the veat to reconsider the issue if the Berg said the police depart- to a public attorney to fight the no one has been injured while area of vehicle parking stalls, un- problem continued. ment “doesn’t have a horse in charges. panhandling at intersections, but less the solicitor has prior written The new ordinance was cre- this race.” “But this whole thing is mal- there have been minor collisions. permission from the owner or ated, “to protect citizens from He said the department cre- leable,” he said. “We haven’t written too many occupant.” the fear and intimidation accom- ated the restrictions based on Much of the council nodded tickets under the current pan- Among other places, the or- panying certain kinds of solicita- circumstances in which logical in agreement when Ricks sug- handling ordinance,” he said. dinance would also forbid pan- tion … while providing safe and people would feel uncomfortable, gested a stepped approach to “It’s more unsightly than it is a handling within 15 feet of a gas appropriate venues for constitu- and that he’s looking to the coun- punishment. problem, but to me it’s a traffic pump, ATM or a person step- tionally protected activity.” cil to better define the activity. When asked about enforce- safety issue.” News in Brief Mineral Man in will review the case. Former Chehalis Man The defense also filed a mo- ‘Shaken Baby’ Case tion in February, which a judge approved, to spend nearly $3,000 Still Awaiting Trial for the “records productions” of Charged With Child Rape By The Chronicle medical records for the baby. Ac- The Mineral man jailed last cording to court documents, sev- CHARGED: Norman P. October for allegedly shaking his en different medical clinics have Gastfield Faces a Class ex-girlfriend’s 4-month-old baby records regarding the case. is now awaiting a July trial. Davison’s bail is set at A Felony for Alleged The 22-year-old Mineral man, $100,000, and his trial is set to be- Rape of 5-Year-Old Boy identified as Kyle J. Davison, told gin the week of July 14. police that the baby had started By Stephanie Schendel choking on food and he pan- College Open Forum [email protected] icked and shook the baby in an attempt to save it on Oct. 2, ac- With Presidential Chehalis police arrested a cording to court documents. He 29-year-old former Chehalis man then brought the baby over to a Candidate Robert Tuesday suspected of raping a neighbor’s house. The neighbor Frost Rescheduled 5-year-old boy last year. attempted CPR and called 911. Norman P. Gastfield was A doctor told police that the Centralia College president charged with first-degree rape of baby was suffering from “non- candidate Robert Frost will visit a child Wednesday afternoon in accidental injury consistent with the campus April 29 rather than Lewis County Superior Court. ‘shaken baby syndrome,’” accord- his original scheduled date, which The investigation started ing to court documents. Early had been May 2. when Chehalis police took a re- tests indicated the child suffered Frost’s visit is now held on port of a child rape on March 12, from an intracranial hemorrhage. the date vacated when Birgitte court documents state. The vic- Davison is charged with first- Ryslinge announced she would tim’s mother contacted police af- degree assault of a child, a class A withdraw her name from the ter her son told her that Gastfield felony. The baby is still hospital- applicant pool as she accepted a had raped him the previous year. ized. Davison was reportedly the presidential position on the Or- The boy later told investiga- ex-boyfriend of the baby’s mother. egon coast. tors that Gastfield had told him The trial has been pushed Frost is scheduled to meet he would kill him and his mother back multiple times since his Oc- with campus personnel and stu- if the boy ever told anyone, court tober arrest, and a judge has ap- dents during an open forum at documents state. He also is ac- proved Davison’s defense attorney Minnie Lingreen Auditorium in cused of forcing the boy to watch to spend $1,500 to hire a medical the Walton Science Center, room pornographic videos. expert, according to court docu- 121, at 2:45 p.m. April 29. A com- A friend of the boy’s mother ments. munity open forum is scheduled told police that Gastfield had Dr. Patrick D. Barnes, of Palo for 5:30 p.m. in the same location. been very abusive toward the Pete Caster / [email protected] Alto, Calif., who works at the de- For more information on the child. Gastfield had previously Norman Gastield, left, reacts after public defender Robert Schroeter explains that partment of radiology at Lucile candidates’ campus visits, visit been arrested for allegedly as- he has been charged with irst-degree child rape prior to his initial appearance in Salter Packard Children’s Hos- www.centralia.edu/presidential- saulting one of his children, court Lewis County Superior Court on Wednesday afternoon at the Lewis County Law pital at Stanford Medical Center, search. documents state. and Justice Center in Chehalis. First-degree rape of a child is a his arrest, according to court class A felony that carries a maxi- documents. $12,150 mum penalty of life in prison. The Chronicle is withholding Flex Bonus $1000 Gastfield was living as a tran- additional details to protect the Dealer Bonus $1500 sient in the Seattle area prior to identity of the boy. 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(3/14) Main 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 24, 2014 LOCAL Voters in Tenino Strike Down School Bond FOOTING THE BILL: $38 open house to see the problems for themselves firsthand were Million Bond Went quite low. Claridge also said an Before Voters for a Second effort to encourage people to vote no on the ballot had become Time in Three Months more organized between Febru- By Christopher Brewer ary and Tuesday night’s election. “There were very few people [email protected] who even asked for clarification Supporters of a $38 mil- or even had a question about lion bond to fund upgrades to what was on the ballot,” Claridge schools in Tenino thought they said. “There was a very large ‘no’ were on the cusp of victory with campaign that had made its way a 56.8 percent show of support in across Facebook.” a February vote. Because the bond has failed a However, the result of Tues- second time, the Tenino School day’s vote visibly shocked sev- District now cannot bring the is- eral who drove to the Thurston sue up before voters for the rest County Elections Processing of the calendar year. That gives Center in west Olympia to be the the district and the citizens’ ad- first to see the numbers. Accord- visory committee Citizens for ing to initial returns, 51.7 percent Tenino’s Schools time to figure of voters voted yes on the bond out whether they need to ask — a 5.1 percent drop in sup- for less money, figure a differ- port from the previous election ent financing option or even run in February. Only 36.8 percent a capital projects levy to fix the Christopher Brewer / [email protected] of people eligible to vote in the most glaring issues. Tenino Elementary School Principal David Ford, second from left, reacts to the election results Tuesday evening as Tenino election did, with 1,172 of 2,268 “All options are on the table,” resident Amber Bachmann listens and Thurston County Auditor Mary Hall, far right, holds a sheet with the initial ballot count. marking their approval for the Claridge said. As of Tuesday, 51.7 percent of voters in the Tenino School District approved the bond, but it wasn’t enough to clear the 60 financial commitment. But supporters fear that time percent supermajority hurdle. The $38 million bond, ac- between now and February 2015 cording to the Tenino School could be even more unkind District, would have funded a to aging infrastructure at the failed, Kalkus said she believes project to expand and renovate school. people looked more at the im- the district’s elementary schools “The children’s needs are still mediate financial impacts rather and Tenino Middle School, as there,” said Tenino Elementary than the needs of the school. Debbie’s well as provide essential security School principal David Ford. “Just listening to people’s upgrades, increased technology “Those don’t just go away.” comments, it seemed like many capacity and new roofing sys- The failure of the bond has were not making an educated Boutique tems as well. coincided with another issue in vote,” Kalkus said. New student drop-off and Tenino, as superintendent Russ As the district moves forward pick-up areas, as well as a new Pickett has accepted employ- from the vote, Kalkus said, the gymnasium at Tenino High ment with the Monroe, Ore., Citizens for Tenino’s Schools Debbie’s retiring School, would have also been in- School District. Pickett will start group will stay around and reach cluded in the project. there July 1, but in the interim this is a sample of the background color I would like. even more people face to face in “We did everything we could,” the board has even more work to said a visibly disappointed Tri- do as they will interview candi- an effort to make necessary conThe- font30% for "Debbies" and- "Boutique"50% is the CurlzOFF style. sha Claridge, who serves as the dates in mid-May. nections — and in the end, gar- Tenino School Board president. Citizens for Tenino Schools ner support for yet another pos- entire stOre “I personally feel like this sets us co-chair Stacey Kalkus said she sible vote in the future. back. There’s still a lot of work hopes a new hire will infuse a “We plan on improving it, and Now Thru April 26th that needs to be done.” fresh invigorated effort to revi- now we can recruit a lot more Several present at the elec- talize the city’s schools. people,” Kalkus said. “We’ll con- Under New Ownership May 1st tions center said they did the best “I’m hoping the new superin- tinue to educate the community they could to reach voters within tendent comes in with new ideas and do what we need to do from the district, but the number of and ways to improve our district,” here.” Mon.-Thur.Tues.-Thur. 11-611-6 •• Fri.-Sun.Fri.-Sat. 11-411-4 ••• people who contacted them with Kalkus said. 120A S. Tower Ave, Centralia • 360-269-6033 questions and came to a school As to why the bond itself Christopher Brewer: (360) 807-8235 debbiesfashionboutique.com CH520161sl.cg News in Brief morial Museum in Chehalis. Onalaska Man Charged Davis announced his run for with Felony Poaching Lewis County treasurer in Janu- By The Chronicle ary after current Treasurer Rose Bowman decided to retire after A 22-year-old Onalaska man her term ends this year. was charged with felony poach- “I have served as chief deputy ing stemming from a 2011 case treasurer for Lewis County since in which he was found to be in April 2012,” Davis said in a news possession of a dead deer, ac- release, “and this gives me a great cording to court documents. deal of insight into what the job Aaron M. Fickett has had a requires, how best to move the warrant out for his arrest for sus- treasurer’s office forward in the picion of first-degree unlawful future, and how to maintain hunting of big game since 2012, the reputation and integrity that court documents state. Since Rose Bowman has established as Fickett previously was convicted Lewis County treasurer over the NEW DATES of a similar wildlife violation less past 20 years.” than five years ago, this charge is For more information or to a felony, court documents state. RSVP, call (360) 669-3532 or Fickett and another indi- (360) 219-7072. vidual were arrested in October 2011 by Lewis County deputies on unrelated charges after a traf- Thurston County June 13th & 14th I 8pm fic stop. The vehicle they were in Participates in National * (limited tickets available) was impounded, and authorities Tickets start at $39 later located a decomposing deer Drug Take Back Day in the truck. The Thurston County Sher- Court documents state that iff’s Office wants your drugs. neither Fickett nor the other This Saturday, the sheriff’s man in the car had purchased office will be participating in deer tags for hunting season. National Drug Take Back Day at the ROOF Community Resource Central Transfer Station Center, located in Rochester at the corner of U.S. Highway 12 Lane Closure Planned and Bend Street Southwest. for Next Week Unused and expired prescrip- tion medication can be dropped The Central Transfer Station off at the collection site from 10 in Centralia will close the traffic a.m. until 2 p.m. lane for its inbound scale Mon- The purpose of the event is day through Friday of next week to allow people to dispose of for maintenance. unwanted medication in a safe, All traffic will be directed convenient and responsible across the station to the out- manner. A Boy Scout troop will bound scale. also be at the event. One of the Maintenance is expected to troop members is focusing his be completed before Saturday, Eagle Scout project on prescrip- May 3, according to the transfer tion drug abuse among teens and July 25th I 8pm station. young adults. * For more information, con- Tickets start at $20 tact the Lewis County Solid Waste office at (360) 740-1451, (360) 740-1481 or SWU@lewis- Hometown Book countywa.gov. A Simple FOR TICKETS: Visit luckyeagle.com or Lucky Eagle Box Office (1.800.720.1788) (additional savings for purchasing tickets at the box ofﬁce) Arny Davis to Officially Song Launch Campaign for By Russ Mohney Lewis County Treasurer $ 99 Arny Davis, Lewis County’s 12 chief deputy treasurer since 2012, + Tax will launch his campaign for

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The Chronicle is published Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Attorney Not Satisfied With Saturday mornings by Lafromboise Communications, Inc. MISSED OR LATE PAPER? Delivery deadlines: Tuesday and Thursday ...... 5:30 p.m. Recent Funeral Error Findings Saturday ...... 7:30 a.m. Please call your carrier or district manager directly. “Not all of our questions are other employee transported the the right thing,” Briggs said. “We For all other issues please call our after hours customer ANSWERS: Attorney service line at (360) 807-7676 for current delivery answered by the report. Once misidentified remains of Moon just need to know how they went status and to leave messages (next business day Shawn Briggs Says that blunder occurred, how was to Longview Memorial Park through that process and did response). it perpetuated?” Briggs said. “If Crematory for cremation, and He Will File Lawsuit what they did. What happened? TO SUBSCRIBE they are not able to answer those the misidentified remains of Pe- We need to know.” if Lingering Questions questions, we will have to take titclerc to Sticklin Funeral Cha- To start a new subscription or to schedule a vacation The men died within one stop or restart, visit www.chronline.com or call cus- Are Not Answered After action. The only way we can pel, and then Brown Mortuary hour of each other on Oct. 13 at tomer service at 807-8203 or (800) 562-6084, ext. Bodies Were Switched bring parties to the table and Service in Chehalis, for funeral Community Home Health Care 1203. Monday - Friday ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. force them to answer those ques- preparations. & Hospice. tions is through a lawsuit. That is The Kelso funeral home has TO PLACE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Prior to Funeral According to the report, the the only power the families have taken responsibility for mistak- Call 807-8203 or (800) 562-6084, ext. 1203, or visit By Kyle Spurr and I have.” enly cremating Moon and ship- remains of Petitclerc, labeled www.chronline.com. “Jerry Moon,” were embalmed [email protected] Dahl McVicker will be fined ping Petitclerc’s body to Chehalis. Monday - Friday ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. $12,500 and placed on probation Briggs questions why no- Oct. 15 at Sticklin Funeral Cha- Classified / Legals / Obituary Manager The attorney representing for misidentifying the bodies of body discovered the mishap un- pel without the direction of the Amanda Curry ...... 736-3311 ext. 1277 both families impacted by an Jerry D. Moon, 72, Castle Rock, til Moon’s funeral Oct. 21, when individuals that have the right [email protected] October funeral home error that and Robert Petitclerc, 97, Kelso, funeral staff opened the casket at to control disposition of the OFFICE LOCATION AND HOURS resulted in a pair of bodies being according to the state Depart- the service at Brown Mortuary remains. The conduct violates sent on incorrect routes to their 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia ment of Licensing. As a result, and the body of Petitclerc was state law. However, the state De- Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. final resting places is not satis- Moon was cremated, while Pe- inside. partment of Licensing said it did fied with the state’s findings in a titclerc’s body was found inside Petitclerc wanted to be cre- not seek punishment since it oc- SUBSCRIPTION RATES report released this week. the casket at Moon’s funeral in mated. Moon wanted to be bur- curred after the initial blunder at Newsstand weekday rate ...... $1 Attorney Shawn Briggs, from Chehalis. ied. Dahl McVicker. Newsstand weekend rate ...... $1 the Law Offices of Briggs and Sticklin Funeral Chapel and “(Moon’s family) provided 60 Dahl McVicker was served Home delivery Briggs, said the Brown Mortuary, where the bod- photos of Mr. Moon for them to with the state’s findings last week One month ...... $12.90 state Depart- ies were transported, were not prepare him through embalm- Three months ...... $35.15 ment of Li- and will have 20 days to either found to be a fault. ing and an open casket,” Briggs agree to the terms or request a Six months ...... $65.15 censing did an The initial blunder started said. “He had my hairline, a bald One year ...... $122 adequate job hearing in front of an adminis- By mail to Washington and Oregon/Other States when a Dahl McVicker employee, guy. If someone combs my hair trative law judge. identifying the Norm Burns, reportedly failed to in death, I hope there is a ques- One month ...... $17.05 / $19.60 Briggs said he and the fami- initial blunder place identification bracelets on tion asked.” Three months ...... $50.50 / $58.80 that occurred at the remains of both men when Briggs said the nearly 20- lies will wait until the appeal pe- Six months ...... $99.15 / $115.40 Dahl McVicker he transported them from Com- riod has passed and the findings One year ...... $194 / $227.45 Jerry Moon year difference in age, different Funeral Home munity Home Health and Hos- body type and fact that Moon are final before filing a lawsuit. Online subscriptions to chronline.com in Kelso, but he “Only after their actions are One day ...... $2 pice in Longview. Burns then had dentures should have tipped One month ...... $8 still has ques- brought the bodies back to the off funeral staff at both funeral final, they can share the full results of their investigation,” One year ...... $84 tions about how the mishap funeral home, where he placed homes. Print subscribers always have full access to chronline.com. continued on through Sticklin the wrong bracelets on the two “(We want to know) how the Briggs said. “Maybe that will Subscriptions are non-refundable but the printed sub- Funeral Chapel and Brown Mor- bodies, according to the report. blunder was perpetuated when answer the questions we have. I scriptions can be started and stopped for vacations or tuary Service in Chehalis. Later at the funeral home, an- they had every opportunity to do don’t know.” when extended breaks in service are requested. Balances may be held on account or can be donated to Newspapers Please Recycle This Newspaper in Education. Pearl Street Pool Group Approved to Seek Grants BACK ISSUES Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are avail- FUNDING: Nonprofit STOP ington Wildlife Recreation Pro- sive aquatic center. able at $1 per copy. Back issues greater than two weeks gram and a $500,000 grant from The state grant application old are $2 per issue. and Swim Will Mirror a federal Land and Water Con- deadline is May 1, with decisions Presents THE NEWSROOM Chehalis Foundation, servation Program. made in the fall. For STOP and Swim to have For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact Apply for Two $500,000 In order to apply for the two the appropriate person listed below. grants valued at $1 million, Pier- both state and federal grants, it The REGIONAL EXECUTIVE EDITOR Grants son said, the city council had to must raise $200,000 in matching Michael Wagar ...... 807-8234 first approve the applications. funds by May 1, 2015, according Uninvited [email protected] By Kyle Spurr STOP and Swim is planning to the city. Get Goose Bumps and be Thrilled Editor [email protected] to build a complex with play- The May 1, 2015, deadline is By Tim Kelly Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 ground equipment and a splash set by the managers of state and Directed by Shane Rivers [email protected] STOP and Swim, the grass- pad that would cost about $1.45 federal grant funds, according to Sports Editor roots nonprofit formed to restore million. The group will raise the city. Final Weekend! Aaron VanTuyl...... 807-8229 the Pearl Street Pool in Centralia, money and apply for smaller Once funded, the city would April 25 - 27 [email protected] is targeting two $500,000 grants grants to cover the remaining have final approval of all im- CH518016sl.db Visuals Editor Friday & Saturday Performances Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 to fund a brand new pool com- costs. provements made at the outdoor 8:00 p.m. [email protected] plex. The nonprofit group is mir- pool. Sunday Matinee 2:00 p.m. The Centralia City Council Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, roring the efforts of the city of Pierson estimates the city East Lewis County Communities unanimously agreed Tuesday Ticket outlets: Santa Lucia and Sterling Bank in Chehalis and the Chehalis Foun- should plan to budget about Centralia, Book ‘n’ Brush in Chehalis Stephanie Schendel ...... 807-8208 Also available online at brownpapertickets.com night to allow city staff to move dation, which were awarded the $135,000 per year, which would [email protected] forward with the nonprofit in include $10,000 for supplies, 226 W. Center Street same state and federal grants Centralia WA Centralia/Chehalis Government, Health, applying for the state and federal $7,000 to $11,000 for utilities and West and Central Lewis County Communities to restore the Chehalis outdoor www.evergreenplayhouse.com grants. pool, which has been dubbed the $20,000 to $42,000 for salaries 360-736-8628 Kyle Spurr ...... 807-8239 “This is just two resolutions Gail and Carolyn Shaw Aquatic and wages, depending on final [email protected] showing you're supporting staff Center. staffing plans. Business, Education, Tourism, Religion, in moving forward in applying South Lewis County Communities The Chehalis pool project Chris Brewer ...... 807-8235 for a number of grants,” Com- received a $250,000 grant from Serving [email protected] munity Development Director the state Wildlife and Recreation LewiS County Sports, News and Photography Emil Pierson told the city coun- Program and a $250,000 from Pacific Brandon Hansen ...... 807-8227 cil Tuesday. “We will apply for the federal Land and Water Con- [email protected] them, send them in and prior to servation Program. Death Notices, What’s Happening, us accepting the grants we will Ultimately, Chehalis and Prosthetics & Orthotics, llc Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices come before the council.” the Chehalis Foundation raised Compassionate Consultation • Locally Owned Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 STOP and Swim is seeking a more than $2 million to renovate [email protected] $500,000 grant from the Wash- the outdoor pool into an expan- [email protected] •Artiicial Limbs • Knee Braces [email protected] • Leg Braces • Arch Supports Church News News in Brief [email protected] ...... 807-8217 • Diabetic Shoes Senior Media Developer Centralia Nearly electrical costs each year. Brittany Voie ...... 807-8225 Kim Ashmore, street and • Repairs & Adjustments [email protected] Finished Replacing stormwater superintendent, • Home Or Ofice Visits THE CHRONICLE said the LED lights will save on Old Street Lights PUBLISHER energy costs each month. The Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 By The Chronicle monthly cost of lights in the city (360) 330-1602 [email protected] Crews replacing about 1,625 last year was $4,215. Last month, Sales Director street lights in Centralia city lim- the cost dropped to $3,485, Ash- 1720 Cooks Hill Rd. Brian Watson ...... 807-8219 its with new LED lights will fin- more said. Centralia, Wa Raymond Frieszell, MS, CPO [email protected] ish the work within three weeks, “You can see a good difference, Licensed Prosthetist/Orthotist Circulation Manager according to the Public Works and it’s going to grow,” Ashmore Ofice Hours by Appointment Anita Freeborn ...... 807-8243 Department. said. [email protected] MEDICARE • VA • DSHS • L & I • ALL INSURANCES Specialty Publications Manager, Family, LIFE Installing the LED lights, Crews started work in Febru- CH518855cd.cg ary. 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Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Time for Resilience in Tenino School District The photo that accompanies For Tenino education leaders, Tenino faces continued eco- educational opportunities for today’s story on the failure of Our Views though, it should not be a time nomic problems on a municipal their children while looking to Tenino’s most recent attempt It marks the second time this for giving up. Between now and level and in the private sector. It a future where voters are more to approve a bond to improve year that voters have rejected the next year, a great deal of educa- continues to grapple with chang- willing to fund their learning aging school facilities tells the proposal. Now, school leaders tion can be achieved for wary es to police contracts that impact habitat. story. are unable to put the matter be- taxpayers who were this time Tenino, Bucoda and Rainier. The arrival of a new superin- The disappointment seen on fore voters for the rest of the year, unwilling to pay a little more. Efforts as seemingly simple as tendent may help in that endeav- the face of a parent and elemen- with the next apparent opportu- It’s a time for real community finding money to operate its or. It’s also encouraging to learn tary school principal David Ford nity coming in early 2015. leaders to stand up and move iconic quarry pool have been that the Citizens for Tenino’s no doubt resonates with many During that time, the school forward despite an enormous complicated by a lack of money Schools, a grassroots community who worked hard to promote district’s increasingly aging setback. In the past few months, to do so. group, will remain intact. the $38 million package in the facilities will continue to crack hundreds of individuals with real But the citizens of Tenino The words of the group’s co- community. and crumble under the weight stakes in the Tenino community have proven in the past they pos- chair, Stacey Kalkus, further so- About 52 percent of voters of time and use. The inability of have proven their ability to com- sess the wherewithal to emerge lidify the promising possibilities. chose to approve the bond, a the district to achieve the bond’s bine efforts for a greater good. from challenging times with a “We plan on improving number that represents a 5.1 passage simply means the bur- In this case, the result was stronger sense of united purpose. it, and now we can recruit a percent drop from the previous den will follow on taxpayers in not what they had hoped for. We have no doubt that the lot more people,” Kalkus said. election in February. Only 36.8 the future. That energy and collaboration, Tenino School District will move “We’ll continue to educate the percent of people eligible to vote It is a delay more than a per- though, can be applied to any beyond this setback. They’ll community and do what we turned in a ballot. manent denial. number of issues. continue to provide quality need to do from here.”

COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... Comments on Recent News and a Scientific Speculation Whenever I pick up my is- other men and women whom sue of The Chronicle from my he has embarrassed by his ac- front porch, the first thing I tions, and who would likely usually turn to these days is the consider him a pariah would opinion page. create an impossible working And, yes, I have so far man- atmosphere. aged to live in the 21st century The thought may have oc- without resorting to any ver- curred to you, as it has to me, sion of anything offered “on that the potential of two years line.” At my advanced age I back pay may have more appeal think I can safely feel that I’ll than the job itself. be able to hold fast to my preju- Anyway, those who know dices until the very end. how I went through a similar Perhaps I should admit that situation over 30 years ago will one reason I read the other understand why I don’t say Chronicle col- anything more on the subject. umnists first So then, let’s change the might be due subject. Here’s something I to professional thought about the other morn- jealousy, hoping as I was waking up. If black ing nobody is the absence of all color, then else has already white must be the presence of Letters to the Editor all color. So how come my hair written about prove accountability. I was sim- something that kept turning whiter the older I Pediatric Center Should By Bill Moeller got? HOW TO REACH ply out $1,100 that I had planned I was planning Make Good on Error to give my daughter (single on submitting. Actually, the fallacy in that ELECTED OFFICIALS statement is that the opposite of To the editor: mom) to help with the care for Or, maybe the reason is because her severely autistic son. I enjoy good writing, and have black isn’t white, it’s light itself, I’m hoping this letter will CONGRESS but that opens up another co- pay-it-forward to other seniors U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell Clearly, communication yet to be disappointed. 511 Dirksen Senate Office Bldg. would be graded poorly at this For instance, I suspect that nundrum. so that they will never sign a A companion thought oc- document they have not com- Washington, D.C. 20510 clinic. I accept my blame. It would former Sheriff John McCroskey phone: (202) 224-3441 have been nice if they had taken and I are about as far apart, po- curred to me. We all know pletely read, or have had some- that if light is directed through one read to them. Please do not fax: (202) 228-0514 the high road and accepted theirs. litically, as two people can get. email: http://cantwell.senate. a prism the result will be a take the word of the person tell- Lesson learned: Do not trust what Yet, I have never disagreed with gov/contact you hear; read before you sign. anything he has written about display of all the colors of the ing you what the document says. enforcement of the law. rainbow. Using the mnemonic Read it in full. U.S. Sen. Patty Murray that we were taught in grade I was referred to Northwest Bonnie Jean (Kay) Ione Oh, I partially take that 173 Russell Senate Office Bldg. Chehalis back; we’ve expressed opposing school, “vibgyor,” we remember Pediatric Center as the only local Washington, D.C. 20510 viewpoints on the enforcement that those colors are violet, in- medical clinic that had a dietitian phone: (866) 481-9186 of marijuana laws, but that’s to digo, blue, green, yellow, orange on staff who could treat all ages. fax: (202) 224-0238 Providence Hospitals be expected. and red. This fulfilled a Medicare require- email: http://murray.senate.gov/ Lauded for Care I’m probably not quoting Now then, if that process ment so that I could receive full email him accurately, but the gist of could be reversed, in other compensation by Medicare. To the editor: it is the same. We both believe words if those colors could be At my first appointment, the U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera On March 5, I went to the that those who are charged fed into the back side of that dietitian and another staff mem- Beutler Emergency Department at Prov- prism, would the result coming ber asked me to sign a document 3rd Congressional District idence Centralia Hospital with with enforcing whatever laws 1130 Longworth House are on the books should be held out the other side be light itself? acknowledging that the clinic an uneasy feeling in my chest. I’m sure that such a result, if would not be billing Medicare Office Bldg. Dr. Douglas Hayden was on duty to a higher standard than those Washington, D.C. 20515 who break those laws. achievable, would have untold for me. I stated that I under- that morning and quickly sus- military possibilities (just about stood that they were, after all, a phone: (202) 225-3536 If you’re reading this I can fax: ( pected it was a heart attack. anything does.) However, as a pediatric clinic and were not set 202) 225-3478 feel pretty sure that you’ve also email: herrerabeutler.house.gov I was taken to Providence St. read some recently published true American, I renounce all up to bill for seniors, and that I Peter Hospital by ambulance, had claim to it, unless, of course, it pieces about two recent cases would bill Medicare myself when Vancouver Office: a stent placement, and was in a actually becomes feasible and of police misconduct. In one I completed treatment. 750 Anderson St., Suite B room, all within two hours of the case the officer in question has there’s a pile of money to be The dietitian who co-signed Vancouver, Wash. 98661 time I entered the ED in Centralia. made with the process. the document said she would I am grateful for the quick resigned. ••• phone: (360) 695-6292 In the other, the officer help me with all the documenta- fax: (360) 695-6197 actions on the part of Centralia Bill Moeller is a former enter- tion I needed for Medicare. She Emergency Department doctor was fired and is pursuing legal tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city action to get his job back, al- could not have possibly ever fully EXECUTIVES and staff, the ambulance staff, council member, paratrooper and read that document herself either, and Dr. William Gavin and the though I doubt that the indi- pilot living in Centralia. He can be Gov. Jay Inslee vidual would last very long if he reached at bookmaven321@comcast. because after Medicare recently staff at Providence St. Peter Hos- denied my claim (and I got the Office of the Governor did. Having to work alongside net. P.O. Box 40002 pital. Because of their quick ac- copy of the form I had signed), I Olympia, WA 98504-0002 tions, I have little damage and found statements in the middle phone: (360) 902- 4111 have been able to return to nor- First Amendment Center Quote of the Day of the document that clearly fax: (360) 753- 4110 mal activities. stated I had signed away my right email: www.governor.wa.gov Centralia is fortunate to have to bill Medicare. I would never quality emergency staff, both at “The anything-goes web world has raised the have spent $1,100 for treatment the hospital and with the am- bar for what counts as ‘offensive speech’ in at that clinic knowing I would ing the whole form before sign- bulance services. Without their not be reimbursed one penny. ing. I trusted that the staff knew professional expertise my out- America’s public square ... Here’s the danger: When all this came to light a what they were asking me to sign. come could have been different. the messier the speech, the louder the clamor few days ago, I called the clinic The clinic expressed its re- A grateful thank you to everyone and asked them to reimburse grets but refused to share fiscal who was involved in my care that for government to clean up the mess.” me since their staff clearly (not responsibility for what had hap- day. You are awesome. intentionally) gave me wrong pened. Both of their witnesses Charles C. Haynes information. I admitted that I I to the signature no longer work Marjorie Bamford senior scholar, The Freedom Forum, First Amendment Center, 2007 was at fault for not closely read for the clinic, so I have no way to Chehalis

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Business Briefs and More Jobless Rate Continues to Tick Downward in Lewis County DECREASING: State Employment Security Department Estimates 10.7 Percent Unemployment in March By Christopher Brewer [email protected] Lewis County’s unemployment rate has shrunk for the third straight month to begin 2014 as more people have found employment, yet the area’s overall labor force has grown smaller. The Washington State Em- ployment Security Department released its initial March 2014 numbers on Tuesday and estimated Lewis County’s jobless rate at 10.7 percent. That’s down seven-tenths of a percent from February’s 11.4 percent unemployment rate, and two-tenths of a percentage point from the 10.9 percent figure at which Lewis County started off 2014. The number of total people unemployed in Lewis County dropped from 3,320 in February to 3,090 in March, but Employ- ment Security reported a rather modest gain in the number of reported 28,910 in March. For a county that just a few at 11.9, Pend Oreille at 11.5 and statewide unemployment rate people holding down a job, up March’s figures are an im- years ago led the conversation Grays Harbor at 11.4. Ferry, Ste- stayed unchanged from the slightly from 25,730 in February provement from what the state in terms of the state’s worst job- vens and Pend Oreille counties month before at 6.3 percent, but to 25,820 last month. reported in March 2013. At that less rates, Lewis County has been are all located in the far north- noted Washington lost 1,800 However, the total number of time, Lewis County slogged able to avoid that topic recently. east corner of the state. public sector jobs and gained people eligible to work dropped through a 12.4 percent jobless This month, Ferry County has Meanwhile, Thurston Coun- 8,500 jobs in the private sector. in the local area. Employment rate with 3,610 people of a labor the highest jobless rate in the ty stayed steady at 6.9 percent ••• Security reported 29,050 people force of 29,090 looking for em- state at 12.8 percent, followed unemployment. Christopher Brewer: (360) eligible to work in February, but ployment. by neighboring Stevens County State economists say the 807-8235 Business News in Brief Brownstone Coffee Toyota’s President’s Award recog- way they currently do. Custom- SUBMIT NEWS nizes dealerships that go above and ers will still be able to bank on- Lounge to Host Singers beyond when they interact with line using their current account April 18 - April 24 Do you have a business customers, representing Toyota’s information, although Sterling During Girls’ Night Out news item such as a new hire, brand attention to customer service. Bank’s website now redirects to promotion within your compa- Mr. Peabody & Sherman $4 • PG Eight young vocalists com- Visit I-5 Toyota on the web at umpquabank.com. 12:00 & 3:00 pm (Sun.) ny, award or other noteworthy www.i-5toyota.com or contact peting for a spot to open for item to share with the com- Sterling customers should 6:00 pm (Fri., Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., hurs.) country music performer James munity through The Chronicle? them at (360) 740-9300. expect to receive new cards and Otto will sing at Brownstone Send them to reporter Chris checks with the Umpqua Bank Monuments Men $4 • R Coffee Lounge from 2 to 6 p.m. Brewer at cbrewer@chronline. Umpqua, Sterling logo “in a few weeks,” according 12:30 pm (Wednesday Early Bird Matinee) this Saturday during the annual com or call (360) 807-8235. to the Umpqua Bank website. 9:00 pm (Fri., Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., hurs.) Girls’ Night Out event in down- Banks Merge For more information, visit CH518866cd.cg Olympic Club Brewfest 1:00pm Saturday town Centralia. Roseburg, Ore.-based www.umpquabank.com/hello- $3 Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, minor The event gives the public a Umpqua Bank and Sterling Bank sterling or call (800) 650-7141 6 with parent at or before 6:00pm free chance to hear from eight a.m. to 8 p.m. Pacific time Mon- $12.25 Beer, Burger, Movie: Wednesday I-5 Toyota Wins have merged, and that means Minor with parent before 7 pm only vocalists, one of whom may open day through Friday, or 8 a.m. to 5 $4.00 All Ages • Under 11 - $1 some changes for local Sterling 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia for Otto’s concert May 16 at Cor- President’s Award branches. p.m. Saturday and Sunday. (360) 736-1634 bet Theatre. I-5 Toyota of Chehalis has tak- All Sterling Bank branches will Yenney Music Company is en home a prestigious award be- assume the Umpqua Bank name providing the acoustics and stowed upon top Toyota dealers. by June at the latest, company of- equipment to pipe the music The dealership, located at ficials say. The merger affects five outside so those participating 1950 NW Louisiana Ave., has locations locally, including Cheha- in Girls’ Night Out or spending received the Toyota Motor Sales lis, Centralia, Oakville, Rochester time downtown can hear the 2013 President’s Award. The and Winlock. music as well. award recognizes I-5 Toyota for Umpqua Bank officials say Brownstone Coffee Lounge maintaining highest standards customers won’t immediately is located at 120 S. 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Identity theft of Northwest State Avenue. A Sirens police officer responded and In Remembrance • A woman called police to contacted the man who denied FRoM tHE CouRtHouSE report a friend had used her hus- doing it and said he was just BETTY LOUISE GREGOIRE band’s personal information to Stolen Pipe “carrying a Dr. Pepper.” The wit- obtain a State Farm insurance - ness in the incident did not want Betty Louise Gregoire sister, Carol Davis of Tacoma; • Marcus T. Lamb, 33, of To policy. Deputies took the report passed away Thursday, April her children, Richard to file charges so the man with ledo, appeared in Lewis County at 4:25 p.m. Monday on the 1900 17, 2014 in her Bucoda home (Kimberly), Carol, Suzanne the Dr. Pepper was released. Superior Court last week and block of Rice Road outside of surrounded by her three (Harold), Leslie (Paul), Jeff was charged with first-degree Chehalis. It is unclear why he Girl Fight at the High School daughters. (Amy), Jody (Deanna), Jamie trafficking of stolen property did it, and the case is still under Betty was born on June (LaVern) and Jason (Cherie); and third-degree theft. Lamb al- • Two girls, ages 15 and 16, 6, 1930 to Lester and her 23 grandchildren; and her investigation. - legedly stole a sewage flex pipe were referred for disorderly con Harriet Fauver in Olympia 27 great-grandchildren. from a trailer on the 400 block of Burglary duct after they got into a fight in and resided most of her life A memorial service will in Washington. She was be held at 1:00 p.m. Friday, state Route 506 outside of Toledo • Deputies took a report of the hallway of W.F. West High School at about 8 a.m. Tuesday. a homemaker and loved April 25, 2014 at Destiny then sold it to someone in late a burglary on the 100 block of to cook. Family was very Christian Center, 413 N. February. Barnes Drive in Toledo at about Damaged Mailbox important to her and she Tower Ave., Centralia, WA - Pot in Green Hill School 8 a.m. Monday. It appears some • Someone called to re- made it a priority to spend 98531. one broke into a fenced complex - time with her loved ones. Please sign the online • Mekale I. Henderson, 18, port a theft of mail and a dam and shop building and removed a She was preceded in death guest book at www. who is serving a sentence at aged mailbox on the 100 block cash register that contained about by her husband, George newellhoerlings.com. Green Hill School, appeared in of Northeast Hillside Drive at $515 in cash. The thief also took Gregoire; and her irst Lewis County Superior Court 8 a.m. Monday. about 31 feet of battery cable. grandson, Monte. To view the obituary, please last week and was charged with Betty is survived by her • A burglary on the 300 block Slashed tires go to chronline.com/obituaries. possession of a controlled sub- of Brown Road East outside of • Someone reported a slashed stance by a prisoner. Green Hill Chehalis was reported late Tues- tire on the 700 block of North- School staff located suspected day night. The 64-year-old Cheh- west St. Helens Street at about marijuana in his cell on Feb. 21. alis man told deputies he believed 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. In Remembrance Stolen Van his ex-girlfriend had stolen his Vicious Dog • Casey S. Fredrick, 28, of power tools, valued at $850. LORNA CATHERINE MONTAGUE • Police took a report of a dog Castle Rock, appeared in Lewis - She was a member of the First County Superior Court last week Semi Damages Road bite on the 500 block of North Presbyterian Church, bible and was charged with possession east Adams Avenue at 11:30 a.m. study groups, Sew and Sews • Deputies responded to a of a stolen vehicle. Fredrick was Monday. sewing group and retired semitruck collision on the 100 pulled over on March 5 on Foster Stolen Purse Marrion School Teachers. block of Olyer Road at 3:30 p.m. Creek Road driving a van regis- - She loved knitting, especially Monday. The driver of the 1995 • A 100-year-old woman re baby booties for all the new tered as stolen out of North Dako- Freightliner semi tractor, which ported her purse was stolen at born babies, quilting hospital ta. Fredrick told deputies that she was towing a trailer, was at- 12:16 p.m. Monday. Police took blankets, meetings and get purchased the van from a friend tempting to turn around when the report on the 400 block of togethers with her groups, whom she gave tools and cash. the truck went into a ditch. The Northwest Quincy Place. organizations, family and friends. She enjoyed lowers vehicle was not damaged and the too Much Garbage and watching wildlife from CEntRAlIA PolICE DEPARtMEnt driver was not injured. However, • Someone called police at her living room window, there was damage to the county theft 1:30 p.m. Monday to report their reading books and going to road. The monetary amount of neighbors did not have garbage the symphony and concerts. • Someone reported a tool damage to the road is unknown. Lorna always enjoyed the collection services and that the box was stolen out of a carport Lorna Catherine Montague special gift exchanges at Vehicle theft garbage was “piling up” on the Christmas with her sisters in on the 1200 block of Marion - passed away peacefully on Street at about 9:30 am. Tuesday. • A 1990 brown Chevrolet 700 block of Southwest McFad Tuesday, April 15, 2014 in law. K1 pickup truck with Washing- den Avenue. Vancouver, Wash. Lorna was Lorna was preceded • A theft from a storage unit in death by her loving was reported at 1 p.m. Tuesday ton license plate B62616V valued Missing Medication born to Bill and Pearl Hill in at $3,000 was reportedly stolen Mineral, Wash. on March 9, husband, Chuck Montague; • Police are investigating a and brothers-in-law, Don on the 800 block of North Tower from the 2100 block of Taylor 1928. report of stolen medication that Montague and Gene Marcoe. Avenue. Street in Centralia between Mon- On May 27, 1946 Lorna was reported at 4 p.m. Monday graduated from Morton She is survived by her son, day night and Tuesday morning. - Len Montague and his wife lEwIS County SHERIFF’S oFFICE on the 1000 block of North Na High School. Lorna tional Avenue. received her bachelors in Carol; brother-in-law, Larry theft CHEHAlIS PolICE DEPARtMEnt Home Economics from Montague; and sisters-in- the University of Puget law, Barbara Morcoe, Shirley • Deputies took a report of a Indecent Exposure Shoplifting Sound in 1950. Lorna was Montague and Pauline Montague. theft on the 100 block of Mineral or a Dr. Pepper? • Brandy J. Shea, 33, of Che- a member of the Spurs (a sophomore honorary group), A graveside service for Hill Road in Mineral at 11 a.m. • Someone called police at halis, was cited for third-degree Lorna will be held at 1:00 Monday. Someone stole a driver’s - the Adelphian Concert Choir 1:10 p.m. Monday to report a theft after she allegedly shop (still a viable and prestigious p.m. on Friday, April 25, license, credit cards and $230 in man who walked by had ex- lifted about $68 worth of items group) and the Lambda 2014 at Mineral Cemetery. cash from an unlocked car. posed himself on the 900 block from Walmart. Sigma Chi Sorority. She A service of Witness to the married Chuck Montague, Resurrection will be held Death Notices Mega Millions: 02 18 19 49 50 01 38-39-51-52-55-57-60-65-67-72-73 who she met in the third at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, Next jackpot: $$59 million grade on June 30, 1950 at April 26, 2014 at the First • RICHARD JAMES HAMES, 83, Morton, Lotto: 04 18 19 22 39 41 Commodities The Little Church on the Presbyterian Church, 4300 died Monday, April 21, in Vancouver, Next jackpot: $1.4 million Gas in Washington — $3.856 (AAA Prairie in Lakewood, Wash. Main St., Vancouver, WA Wash. A graveside service will be at 2 Hit 5: 07 09 28 32 37 She then went on to receive 98663. p.m. Monday at the Morton Cemetery. of Washington) Next cashpot: $$500,000 her bachelor of education in Memorials may be Arrangements are under the direction Crude Oil — $102.05 per barrel donations to the Leukemia Match 4: 03 07 11 13 1960 from the University of of Brown Mortuary Service, Morton. (CME Group) Puget Sound. Lorna worked and Lymphoma Society www. Daily Game 0 2 9 Gold — $1,289 (Monex) as a grade school teacher at LLS.Org, First Presbyterian Keno: 03-05-06-15-17-19-20-22-25- Silver — $19.63 (Monex) Castle Rock, Ridgeield and Church in Vancouver and Lotteries Evergreen School Districts, The University of Puget retiring in 1990 from Marrion Sound – Adelphian Concert Washington’s Wednesday In Remembrance Grade School in Vancouver, Choir. Services are under the Games Wash. Lorna had taught for care of Brown Mortuary in LEON DOW "SHORTY" AMES Morton, Wash. 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Mortuary to second-degree assault He is survived by ive children, Ben (Cheryl) Ames Proudly Serving Lewis & Thurston Wednesday during a brief of Doty, Leon (Sandi) Ames hearing in Lewis County Ju- Leon Dow Shorty Ames, Counties Since 1907 94 of Chehalis, was welcomed of Centralia, Del (Holly) venile Court. Ames of Chehalis, Vicki Deputy Prosecutor Kevin into heaven following a brief bout of pneumonia on (David) Judd of Longview, Nelson said the teen is still and Tami (Dan) Wiley of being held at the juvenile Saturday, April 19, 2014. $775.00 - Shorty was born on Aug. Kalama; 15 grandchildren detention center and the at 13, 1919 to Henry and Ethel and 18 great-grandchildren. Simple Direct Cremation torneys did not address con- Ames in Mount Dora, N.M. Services will be held at ditions of release for the boy. The family moved to Randle, Bethel Church, 132 Kirkland For Information Please Call The teen was arrested on Wash. in 1934. 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Newspapers Newspapers 360-807-8203 In Education In For Appointments Call 360-807-4468 Available 24/7 • Main 9 LOCAL / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 24, 2014 Details Emerge in Rochester Cockfighting Operation 300 KILLED: Authorities Chavez also has a federal Im- asked Chavez why the roosters migration and Customs Enforce- were tethered to barrels, and he Euthanize Animals After ment, or ICE hold placed on him, told him it was so the roosters Arrest of Rochester Man court papers state. This means at would not fight each other. a later date he will have to appear Surveillance at the property By Jeremy Pawloski in a federal courthouse for al- in January revealed that people The Olympian leged immigration violations. there were training the roosters A Gambling Commission on how to fight. In April, a detec- A Rochester man has ad- spokeswoman said Tuesday that tive interviewed Chavez's mother, mitted he was raising up to 240 all 300 birds — 240 roosters and and she told him that they don't roosters at his Danby Drive resi- about 60 hens - were seized dur- fight the birds on their property, dence to sell for cockfights in ing Monday night's raid. As of "but they take them down to Port- Portland, Texas and as far off as Tuesday, all of the birds had been land to fight them." The woman Mexico, court papers state. euthanized, she said. Several of added that people recently came The roosters being raised in a the birds will be preserved as evi- to the home and purchased some pen area behind the home in the dence in the case, she added. roosters. 17900 block of Danby Drive were Monday's raid of Chavez's When law enforcement raid- trained to attack one another Danby Drive SW property was ed the property on Monday, of- and were outfitted with spurs on the culmination of a nearly two- ficers found small knives and their legs, so they would be bet- year investigation that began in slashers, both long and short, ter able to inflict fatal injury, ac- July 2012. that are believed to be attached cording to court papers. According to court papers: to the birds' legs for different Cockfighting is illegal in all On July 14, 2012, a special styles of fighting. 50 states. Jeremy Pawloski / The Olympian agent with the gambling com- Officers also found "coping During cockfights, people The roosters being raised at the home in the 17900 block of Danby Drive were mission observed two people at saws, which are used to remove place bets on which rooster will trained to attack one another and were outitted with spurs on their legs, so they the Danby Drive property train- the natural spur from the leg of survive as two birds fight to the would be better able to inlict fatal injury, according to court papers. ing roosters to fight. Another the rooster in order to attach the death. Washington State Gam- rooster was worth at least $100 first-degree, animal fighting and agent with the gambling com- knife. bling Commission agents seized each and that he knew cock- second-degree professional gam- mission spoke to neighbors, who Antibiotics, vitamins for in- 300 chickens while serving a said that they could constantly jection and other medical sup- fighting was illegal in the United bling. search warrant at the Rochester hear the roosters. The neighbors plies used in cockfighting also residence Monday and arrested States, but admitted to selling Thurston County Superior also said that different vehicles, were found in an outbuilding. a man on suspicion of felony some to family members in Mex- Court Judge Anne Hirsch found including expensive ones, were Other seized materials include crimes related to raising roosters ico," court papers state. probable cause to support the al- constantly driving in and out of cockfighting magazines and for cockfighting. Washington State Gambling legations during a court hearing the property. shipping containers. The 35-year-old suspect, Commission agents arrested Tuesday and ordered him held at When a Thurston County Money orders in the amount Victor Hugo Gallegos Chavez, Chavez on suspicion of 100 the Thurston County Jail with sheriff's detective visited the of $450 and $500 also were told law enforcement that "each counts of animal-cruelty in the bail set at $25,000. property in October 2013, he seized. County Officials Prepare for $162,500 Courthouse Renovation REPAIR: County Courthouse Will Use $75,000 State Grant for Restoration This Summer By Kyle Spurr [email protected] The mildew-covered exterior of the Lewis County Courthouse in Chehalis will undergo a complete restoration this summer using a $75,000 state Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation matching grant. Mike Strozyk, director of Central Services, said this is the third time in seven years the county has qualified for the state restoration grant. Strozyk estimated the project will cost $162,500, with $75,000 being reimbursed through the grant. “The main thing is repair- ing some of the mortar and cast stone that are starting to crack,” Strozyk said. “What the public will see is the cleaning. What we will see is the restoration.” Since the last restoration project about six years ago, the exterior mortar has worn down, the cast stone has deteriorated

and most of the building has Pete Caster / [email protected] been coated in dust from nearby Mike Strozyk, director of central services for Lewis County stands in front of the Old Lewis County Courthouse on Wednesday morning in Chehalis. factories. Doug Carey, facilities manager, said mildew has built up go out to bid next month. Carey ustrades. Strozyk said he formed a recently submitted the nomi- around the south end of the hopes to have a crew starting The 87-year-old courthouse group including himself, Carey, nation and hopes to hear if the courthouse from dust com- work by this summer and fin- will also be thoroughly cleaned Lewis County Historical Mu- courthouse makes the register ing from Darigold and Land ishing the project within three and pressure-washed. seum Director Andy Skinner, list in June. O’Lakes Farmland Feed Mill. months. “There is a lot of detail in the local historian Julie McDonald The nomination will be re- “It builds up over time. My The grant expires June 30, building you don’t notice,” Carey Zander, Lewis County Commis- viewed by the state Advisory best guess is (the mildew is from 2015. said. sioner Edna Fund and Chehalis Council on Historic Preserva- the) dust and organic material Crews will focus the project While the county courthouse Administrative Assistant Caryn tion in June. from the plants a block away,” on filling gaps in the brick ma- is restored this summer, plans Foley to submit a nomination for “It’s not on the national or Carey said. “The mildew feeds sonry and cast stone to prevent are being made to get the court- the courthouse. state registry at this time,” Stro- on the organic material.” water penetration and replace house on the state and national The group, which has met zyk said. “We took the project on. 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Many young people About three-fourths of people have obtained new health insur- appeared to have waited to sign qualified for a tax credit to lower ance coverage through the state's up, with a huge enrollment spike their monthly premium. The health care exchange, state offi- Jay Inslee from the 18 to 34 age group com- average tax credit they received governor ing in the final weeks of open en- cials announced Wednesday. was $276 a month, and the aver- rollment. Gov. Jay Inslee, U.S. Sen. age cost of a private health care The state has previously Patty Murray and others recog- plan with a tax credit was $100 a nized efforts in the state to bring reported that 147,000 people up for private health plans ously eligible but did not sign up month, officials said. health insurance to people who signed up for private health cov- until the open enrollment period. could not have afforded it in the through the exchange through erage, but said the total grew past, as the Washington Health March 31. Overall, more than An additional 455,000 renewed to 164,062 as officials finalized Benefit Exchange released new 1 million people have now ac- their Medicaid coverage through applications after the March 31 figures. cessed health insurance through the state's exchange. deadline. Open enrollment be- We do small "There are 600,000 reasons to the Washington healthfinder Washington is one of more gan last October. celebrate: 600,000 Washingto- website. than two dozen states that elect- Most who signed up for pri- nians waking up this morning As part of that total, more ed to expand Medicaid coverage. vate plans were single, the state jobs too! with the security of their own than 450,000 adults obtained "We come into the home data shows. More women had health," Inslee said at a news con- new coverage under Medicaid, stretch with some of the highest enrolled through the exchange ference in Seattle on Wednesday. according to numbers released enrollment counts in the entire than men. About two-thirds of Most of that number came separately that reflect enroll- country, and that's because the people who began the applica- from people who signed up for ments through April 17. Two- Affordable Care Act is working," tion process eventually enrolled Medicaid, the federal-state pro- thirds of those, or about 300,000, said Murray, a Democrat. in a plan. gram for the poor and disabled. were newly eligible for the pro- State officials said Wednes- And the majority of those 736-6322 About 164,000 people signed gram, while the rest were previ- day that they did not yet know who enrolled in private plans Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 24, 2014 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief FCC to Propose Families of Ferry’s Pay-for-Priority U.S. Weighs Clemency Lost Confront South Internet Standards Korea Officials LOS ANGELES (AP) — The JINDO, South Korea (AP) Federal Communications Com- — Angry relatives of some of the mission is set to propose new for Long-Term Inmates more than 130 people still missing open Internet rules that would from the sinking of the ferry Sewol allow content companies to pay By Eric Tucker surrounded the fisheries minister for faster delivery over the so- The Associated Press and the coast guard chief today, called “last mile” connection preventing them from leaving to people’s homes, but enhance WASHINGTON — The “These older, stringent punishments that the area where families have been scrutiny of such deals so they Obama administration is en- are out of line with sentences imposed waiting for word of their loved don’t harm competition or limit couraging many nonviolent fed- ones for more than a week. free speech. eral prisoners to apply for early under today’s laws erode people’s It was the latest expression of That’s according to a senior release — and expecting thou- confidence in our criminal justice system.” fury and desperation in a disaster FCC official familiar with the sands to take up the offer. It’s an filled with signs that the govern- effort to deal with high costs and matter who wasn’t authorized to James Cole ment did too little to protect pas- speak publicly and spoke on con- overcrowding in prisons, and sengers. An opposition politician also a matter of fairness, the gov- deputy attorney general dition of anonymity. said he has a document showing ernment says. FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler that the ferry was carrying far On Wednesday, the Jus- is to present the proposed rules more cargo than it should have to the other commissioners on tice Department unveiled a prison overcrowding. In Nebras- are imprisoned for drug-related revamped clemency process ka, for example, prisons were crimes. been. today. Relatives of the missing pas- So-called “net neutrality” directed at low-level felons im- at 155 percent of capacity at the The Justice Department says prisoned for at least 10 years end of March. And in California, now’s the time to consider releas- sengers surrounded Oceans and rules are hotly debated because Fisheries Minister Lee Ju-young, without them, consumers’ ability who have clean records while in courts have ordered the state to ing more prisoners early. custody. The effort is part of a reduce the inmate population to “These defendants were prop- coast guard chief Kim Seok-kyun to freely access certain types of and deputy chief Choi Sang-hwan. content could be constrained by broader administration push to 137.5 percent of designed capac- erly held accountable for their scale back the use of harsh pen- ity, or 112,164 inmates in the 34 criminal conduct. However, The men sat on the ground under giant conglomerates for business, a tent where details about the re- political or other reasons. alties in some drug prosecutions facilities, by February 2016. some of them, simply because and to address sentencing dis- The White House, sometimes of the operation of sentencing covered dead — now numbering The new rules are meant to 171 — are posted. replace the FCC’s open Inter- parities arising from the 1980s criticized as too stingy with its laws on the books at the time, net order from 2010, which was crack cocaine epidemic that clemency power, says it’s seeking received substantial sentences struck down by a federal appeals yielded disproportionately tough more candidates for leniency in that are disproportionate to what Obama to Russia: More court in January. punishment for black drug of- an overcrowded federal prison they would receive today,” Cole fenders. system whose costs comprise a said. Sanctions Are ‘Teed Up’ “These older, stringent pun- sizable percentage of the Justice Officials say they don’t know TOKYO (AP) — Accusing Facebook 1Q Results ishments that are out of line with Department’s budget. how many of the tens of thou- Russia of failing to live up to its Soar; CFO to Step Down sentences imposed under today’s The system’s population has sands of drug-related convicts commitments, President Barack laws erode people’s confidence skyrocketed in recent decades, would be eligible for early release, Obama warned Moscow today NEW YORK (AP) — Face- creating rising multibillion- in our criminal justice system,” but an ideal candidate would that the United States has another book’s earnings nearly tripled Deputy Attorney General James dollar expenses that officials say meet six criteria — including round of economic sanctions “teed and revenue grew sharply in the Cole said, laying out new crite- threaten other law enforcement no history of violence, no ties to up” — even as he acknowledged first quarter, surpassing Wall ria that will be used to evaluate priorities and that an inspector criminal organizations or gangs Street’s expectations thanks to clemency petitions for possible general’s report last year charac- and a clean prison record. He those penalties may do little to in- an 82 percent increase in adver- recommendation for the presi- terized as a “growing crisis.” The must also have already served 10 fluence Vladimir Putin’s handling tising revenue. dent’s approval. United States incarcerates about years or more of his sentence and of the crisis in Ukraine. It was the fourth quarter in a Though the criteria apply a quarter of the world’s prisoners. be likely to have received a sub- Obama’s frank pessimism row that Facebook beat forecasts solely to federal inmates, states, Of the roughly 216,000 inmates stantially shorter offense if con- underscored the limits of Wash- as it continues to barrel ahead in too are grappling with severe in federal custody, nearly half victed of the same offense today. ington’s ability to prevent Rus- mobile advertising at a time when sia from stirring up instability in nearly 80 percent of its users are Ukraine’s east and exerting influ- accessing it on smartphones and ence over elections scheduled for other portable gadgets. next month in the former Soviet The world’s biggest online republic. A diplomatic accord that social network said Wednesday offered a glimmer of hope for a that it earned $642 million, or 25 resolution to the tense dispute is cents per share, in the January- crumbling, and Russia has warned March quarter, up from $219 of a firm response if the country’s million, or 9 cents per share, in citizens or interests in Ukraine are the same period a year ago. attacked. Facebook also said its chief fi- With no appetite in the U.S. nancial officer, David Ebersman, for a military response, Obama is is leaving on June 1 after five largely banking on Putin, the Rus- years. He’ll be replaced by David sian president, caving under a cas- Wehner, currently vice president cade of economic sanctions target- of corporate finance and busi- ing his closest associates. ness planning. Russia to Hold New Tentative Deal Military Exercises on Reached in TSA Ukrainian Border Breast-Milk Lawsuit SLOVYANSK, Ukraine (AP) PHOENIX (AP) — A South- — Russia’s defense minister to- ern California woman who was day announced new military held at a Phoenix airport four exercises along the Ukrainian years ago after refusing to have her border just hours after Ukrai- breast milk X-rayed said Wednes- nian troops killed at least two day she has reached a tentative set- Nam Y. Huh / The Associated Press pro-Russia insurgents in eastern tlement with the Transportation Daryl Cura demonstrates an e-cigarette at Vape store in Chicago Wednesday. The federal government wants to ban sales of Ukraine. Security Administration. electronic cigarettes to minors and require approval for new products and health warning labels under regulations being The clashes were the first Stacey Armato, who filed a proposed by the Food and Drug Administration. since acting President Olek- lawsuit in U.S. District Court in sandr Turchynov ordered the Phoenix, said TSA officials have resumption Tuesday of military tentatively offered her $75,000, FDA proposes e-cigarette controls, operations in eastern Ukraine, along with promises to retrain where pro-Russia protesters and agents and clarify its guidelines masked gunmen have seized on screening breast milk. Including Ban on Sales to Minors government buildings in at least The reassurances about re- 10 cities and set up roadblocks. By Michael Felberbaum public health groups have raised these dramatically less harmful vised training and rules were In St. Petersburg, Russian concerns over e-cigarettes and alternatives.” more important than the mon- AP Tobacco Writer President Vladimir Putin de- questioned their marketing tac- The FDA said the pub- etary compensation, she said. cried what he described as WASHINGTON — The fed- tics. lic, members of the industry Ukraine’s “punitive operation” eral government wants to ban “When finalized (the pro- and others will have 75 days to and threatened Kiev with un- Sales of New U.S. sales of electronic cigarettes to posal) would result in significant comment on the proposal. The specified consequences. Homes Plunge 14.5 minors and require approval for public health benefits, includ- agency will evaluate those com- new products and health warning through reducing sales to ments before issuing a final rule Percent in March ing labels under regulations be- youth, helping to correct con- but there’s no timetable for when ing proposed by the Food and Afghan Hospital Guard sumer misperceptions, prevent- that will happen. The regula- WASHINGTON (AP) — The Drug Administration. ing misleading health claims and tions will be a step in a long pro- Kills 3 American Doctors number of Americans buy- While the proposal being is- ing new homes plummeted in sued today won’t immediately preventing new products from cess that many believe will ulti- KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) March to the slowest pace in mean changes for the popular entering the market without mately end up being challenged — An Afghan security guard eight months, a sign that real es- devices, the move is aimed at scientific review by FDA,” said in court. opened fire on a group of foreign tate’s spring buying season is off eventually taming the fast-grow- Mitch Zeller, the director of the E-cigarettes are plastic or doctors at a Kabul hospital this to a weak start. ing e-cigarette industry. FDA’s Center for Tobacco Prod- metal tubes, usually the size of a morning, killing three American The Commerce Department The agency said the proposal ucts. cigarette, that heat a liquid nico- physicians and wounding a U.S. said Wednesday that sales of new sets a foundation for regulating Once the new rules are final- tine solution instead of burning nurse, officials said. homes declined 14.5 percent last the products but the rules don’t ized, the agency could propose tobacco. That creates vapor that The shooting at Cure Interna- month to a seasonally adjusted immediately ban the wide array more restrictions on e-cigarettes. users inhale. tional Hospital in western Kabul annual rate of 384,000. That was of flavors of e-cigarettes, curb Officials didn’t provide a time- Smokers like e-cigarettes be- was the latest in a string of dead- the second straight monthly de- marketing on places like TV or table for that action. cause the nicotine-infused vapor ly attacks on foreign civilians in cline and the lowest rate since set product standards. “The devil will be in the de- looks like smoke but doesn’t con- the Afghan capital this year. July 2013. Any further rules “will have tails of future regulatory deci- tain the thousands of chemicals, Two of the dead Americans Sales plunged in the Midwest, to be grounded in our growing sions,” said Jeff Stier, senior fel- tar or odor of regular cigarettes. were a father and son, Minister South and West in March. But body of knowledge and under- low at the National Center for Some smokers use e-cigarettes as of Health Soraya Dalil said, add- they rebounded in the Northeast, standing about the use of e-cig- Public Policy Research, a conser- a way to quit smoking tobacco, ing that the third American was where snowstorms in previous arettes and their potential health vative think tank in Washington. or to cut down. However, there’s a Cure International doctor who months curtailed purchases. risks or public health benefits,” “If the regulations are too heavy- not much scientific evidence had worked in Kabul for seven New-home sales have de- FDA Commissioner Dr. Marga- handed, they’ll have the deadly showing e-cigarettes help smok- years. clined 13.3 percent over the past ret Hamburg said. effect of preventing smokers ers quit or smoke less, and it’s Dalil said an American nurse 12 months. Members of Congress and from quitting by switching to unclear how safe they are. was also wounded in the attack. LOCAL / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 24, 2014 • Main 11 At Mudslide Scene, Obama Mourns With Survivors OSO (AP) — Swooping over "We're going to be strong right power was everywhere: trees Back on the ground, the presi- "The families that I met with a landscape of unspeakable sad- alongside you," Obama promised ripped from the ground, a high- dent gathered at a community showed incredible strength and ness and death, President Barack the people whose lives were up- way paved with mud and debris, chapel in the small town of Oso, grace through unimaginable Obama took an aerial tour Tues- ended when a wall of mud and a river's course altered. And in about an hour northeast of Seat- pain and difficulty," Obama said. day of the place where more than water swept away the hillside on the midst of the awful tableau, an tle, to mourn with families of the Then he offered them a promise. three dozen people perished in a March 22 and took with it at least American flag flying at half-staff. victims. He met separately with "The whole country's thinking mudslide last month. He pledged a 41 lives and dozens of homes. Even as the president flew emergency responders before about you, and we're going to make nation's solidarity with those who Obama first boarded a helicopter overhead, the search for bodies speaking in a small brick fire- sure that we're there every step of the are enduring "unimaginable pain to survey the awful scene. continued below. Two people house about all he had seen and way as we go through the grieving, and difficulty" in the aftermath. Evidence of the mudslide's were still listed as missing. heard on a clear, sunny afternoon. the mourning, the recovery," he said. News in Brief Recently Released Level 2009, he was arrested again after release. will include representatives from the courthouse parking lot drop he violated the conditions of his The purpose of the zone is to WorkSource, local human re- box, located at 2000 Lakeridge Three Sex Offender release by making unwanted sex- create a safer environment for sources departments and hiring Drive SW, Building 1, in Olym- ual phone calls to a nurse work- those working on the road. agencies. A panel discussion and pia. The same fees will be applied to Live as Transient ing on a health hotline, accord- If a motorist is stopped by po- individual one-on-one counsel- for payments made in person. By The Chronicle ing to the sheriff’s office. While lice for violating the “move over” ing will also be held at the work- The treasurer’s office hours A 20-year-old recently re- in custody, in May 2010, he was law, the driver can face a number shop. are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday leased level-three sex offender charged with indecent exposure. of consequences. A police offi- The panel will discuss re- through Friday. Payments made will be living as a transient in Due to his continued sexual cer can impose a fine for speed- sume’ building, interviewing by mail must be postmarked by Lewis County, according to a no- convictions, he is considered to ing or failing to move over, or if skills, networking and other im- the due date. Those who do not tification from the Lewis County be a high risk to reoffend, which the driver’s behavior endangers portant aspects of the job-seek- have their payments in by time requires a community notifica- emergency workers, the driver ing process. Sheriff’s Office. will be subject to penalties and tion under state law. Since Allen Kenneth E. Allen was con- could face jail time or a suspend- “Even as Southwest Wash- does not have a permanent ad- ed license. ington’s economy recovers, resi- interest. victed in Feb- dress, he is required to report to dents tell me that employment is ruary 2013 in the sheriff’s office once a week. by far still their top priority. I’m Lewis County Cascade Mental Health He is described as a 6-foot-1, Congresswoman to pleased to host yet another jobs Superior Court 218-pound white man who has Host Fourth Annual fair where people can find a job, Care Dedicates Room of indecent ex- brown eyes and brown hair. or at least build the skills and posure. The Job Fair May 14 contacts to help them land one to Former Director conviction soon,” Beutler said in a news re- Cascade Mental Health Care, stemmed from Congress- State Patrol: ‘Move woman Jaime lease. “My primary legislative fo- a behavioral health care center in an incident in Over, Slow Down Herrera Beu- cus in DC is still on helping our Centralia, will dedicate its con- which he ex- Kenneth E. Allen economy, and that’s my focus ference room to former executive sex offender tler will host posed himself — It’s the Law!’ her fourth an- right here at home, too. I’ll do director H. Sue Killillay at 1:30 to a woman he The Washington State Patrol nual Southwest whatever I can to get people back p.m. Thursday. did not know and her 5-year-old is asking drivers to help improve Washington Job to work.” Killillay, the executive di- daughter. safety by slowing down or mov- Fair from 1 to 5 rector for 12 years who retired The crime occurred at the ing over when they see an emer- p.m. Wednes- in 2012, worked to consolidate place where Allen worked, and Jaime Herrera Beutler Thurston County gency vehicle with its lights on day, May 14, at CMHC into one facility to make he was helping them load items congresswoman stopped on the side of the road. the Red Lion Property Tax it easier for clients to receive ser- into the woman’s truck, accord- State troopers will be looking Hotel at the ing to the Lewis County Sher- Payments Due April 30 vices. for drivers who do not move for Quay in Vancouver, Wash. CMHC consolidated its ser- iff’s Office. He then put his arm emergency vehicles this weekend. Prior to the job fair, Beutler The deadline for Thurston around the woman’s neck and vices last fall by moving from its State law requires motorists will host a workshop from 9:30 County residents to pay the first Chehalis location into a remod- said he “liked older women.” He to slow down and move left, if to 11:30 a.m. Friday, May 9, at the half of their 2014 property taxes attempted to kiss her and she eled space on Reynolds Avenue safe, when there are emergency Vancouver Community Library is Wednesday, April 30, accord- in Centralia. CMHC is also leas- pushed him away and got inside vehicles stopped on the shoulder to provide resume’ and job hunting to the Thurston County ing space in the new location to her vehicle. He then exposed of the road, according to a press ing tips. Treasurer’s Office. himself to her and her child and release from the state patrol. Both events are free to all Property taxes can be paid Valley View Health Center, an- began masturbating. Emergency vehicles include Southwest Washington residents. through the treasurer online other one of Killillay’s goals. Prior to that, Allen was con- fire trucks, ambulances, tow The job fair will include em- at www.co.thurston.wa.us/trea- CMHC will rename its convicted of first-degree child mo- trucks, highway maintenance ve- ployers from a variety of indus- surer. ference room the “H. Sue Killil- lestation in Lewis County Ju- hicles and police cars. tries seeking qualified candi- A 2.5 percent fee will be lay Conference Room.” venile Court in 2009 for having Anytime an emergency or dates, according to Beutler. charged for major credit card Cascade Mental Health has sexual contact with a 3-year-old highway maintenance vehicle is Employers interested in payments and a flat $3.95 fee will provided behavioral health care female relative, according to the stopped with its lights on, a 200- participating can contact Pam be charged for a VISA debit card for Lewis County residents since sheriff’s office. He was 14 years foot emergency zone is estab- Peiper in Beutler’s Vancouver of- payment. 1968. The clinic provides a wide old at the time. lished, which is approximately fice at (360) 695-6292. Payments can also be made in range of mental health counsel- Shortly after his release in 10 car lengths, according to the The job hunting workshop person at the treasurer’s office or ing and support services.

Museum is located at 12990 U.S. various locations in Mineral, and SW Veterans Way. Firewise Gardening, landscaping to Calendar Highway 12, Packwood. there will be Legion members protect home and property from wild- fires, 10 a.m., Salkum Timberland Li- Continued from Main Page 2 selling these tickets prior to the Baked potato fundraiser, 11:30 a.m.- derby as well. 2:30 p.m., Adna Grange, toppings in- brary Demonstration Garden, 2480 U.S. Friends of Seminary clude chili, butter, sour cream, cheese Highway 12, sponsored by WSU Lewis Post 171 is also selling tur- County Master Gardeners, free, (360) Exhibit to Feature key food basket tickets that will sauce, chives, bacon bits, tomatoes, Hill to Hold Work Party broccoli, ranch dressing, included are 740-1212 or http://lewis-mg-mrc.org Traditional Salish Foods support the post’s building fund. garden salad, beverage and dessert, $6 Planning Meals Ahead, 10 a.m., An Earth Day work party at The tickets are $1 each or a book The White Pass Country the Seminary Hill Natural Area for adults, $5 for children 10 and under, Fort Borst Park Kitchen 2, sponsored for $8 (10 tickets in a book). by WSU Lewis County 4-H Food on Saturday starting at 10 a.m. to benefit Grange roof repair, 123 Di- Museum, in partnership with The Post’s annual Derby Pan- eckman Road, Adna, (360) 740-1950 Safety Volunteers, (360) 740-1212 or Friends of the Packwood Tim- Attendees are encouraged to cake Breakfast is $6. This includes Club Mom Children’s Clothing Bank http://lewis.wsu.edu berland Library, will be present- wear sturdy shoes and prepare all the pancakes you can eat, one and Exchange, 1-3 p.m., Chehalis First Music on the Mounds, Joe Mc- ing a new exhibit from the Uni- for a great time with other volun- slice of ham, and coffee, hot cocoa Christian Church, 111 NW Prindle St., Murrian and Sassparilla, $20, loca- versity of Washington’s Burke teers who want to help take care or orange juice. The alternative (360) 269-0587 or (360) 748-3702 tion available with ticket purchase, Museum, “Salish Bounty: Tradi- of the trails and trees in Centra- breakfast is sausage gravy and “The Uninvited,” 8 p.m., Evergreen MusicOntheMounds.com or email tional Native American Foods of lia’s hillside forest. biscuits, with coffee, hot cocoa or Playhouse, Centralia, $15, tickets at San- [email protected] Puget Sound.” The Friends of the Seminary juice. Breakfast will be served beta Lucia Coffee, Centralia; Sterling Bank, Earth Day celebration, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., The exhibit at the Packwood Hill Natural Area will provide ginning 6 a.m. on Saturday April Chehalis; brownpapertickets,com; or Walton Science Center, Aadland Espla- museum, open Saturday through tools and gloves, but attendees 26, and 6 a.m. on Sunday, April the Evergreen Playhouse website www. nade, Centralia College, (360) 736-9391, evergreenplayhouse.com ext. 605, [email protected] July 6, will focus on the revival of are also invited to bring their 27. A lunch menu will be offered On Edge rock climbing event, traditional native foods, “Salish own work gloves and loppers/ beginning at noon and will be Broken Trail, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scat- clippers to use if they so desire. ter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, 9:45 a.m.-noon, $10 preregister, Bounty” is co-curated by Burke available until 5 p.m. or as needed. (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 $20 day of event, Chehalis Thor- Museum archaeologists and Free sandwiches and bever- There will be yard sales around beckes FitLife Center, (360) 748-3744, ages will be provided for a noon Potluck reunion, Chehalis High Coast Salish advisers. the town of Mineral during the School, classes of 1940s, ‘50s and ‘60s, [email protected] The exhibit is comprised of lunch break. opening weekend as well. 10:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., potluck at noon, Holistic Health Fair of Lewis County, historic photo images, maps The work party will be held Derby prizes are: first place, Forest Grange, 5 miles south of Cheha- 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Unity Center for Posi- and informative text printed on rain or shine. Meet in the Barn- trolling motor; second place, lis, $3 donation, (360) 978-4084, (360) tive Living, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, free-standing banners. It also er Drive parking lot on Locust fishing rod and reel; third place, 880-6489k (360) 758-8054 or (360) (360) 508-2800 includes a four-minute audiovi- Street, five blocks east of down- $50 gift card. 748-4209 Girls Night Out, 3-8 p.m., downtown sual DVD, offering archaeologi- town Centralia. Weigh-ins and prize an- Taming Cerebellum, 7 p.m., Ma- Centralia, get $5 passport and goodie trix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, $6, bag at Debbie’s Boutique, Brownstone cal insight into Coast Salish food For more information email nouncements will take place at [email protected]. (360) 740-0492 Coffee Lounge or HUBBUB. resources spanning thousands of the American Legion post, 108 Learn more on Facebook under Front Street. years along the Duwamish River. “Friends of the Seminary Hill Knowledge of Coast Salish For more information visit Natural Area” or on Twitter at @ www.facebook.com/legionpost171. cuisine has been passed down goseminaryhill. from the elders and supplement- Donations may be sent to Storm ed by archaeological and his- King Post 171, attention 21st An- nual Fishing Derby, P.O. Box 50, torical research. More than 280 Hosted by Pianist Lynch to Perform Mineral, WA 98328 kinds of plants and animals have been identified as ingredients in at Corbet Theatre Co-Sponsored by LIBERTY NORTHWEST and SAFECO Insurance Companies this cuisine. Pianist Jesse Lynch will be Veterans Museum to Contemporary Coast Salish performing “Jazz 101” in the fi- cooks incorporate both tradition- nal presentation of the season for Hold Celebration of Life al and newly introduced ingredi- Lewis County Concerts. A Celebration of Life is being ents, sharing traditions to create Lynch will be playing at held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Vet- healthy alternatives for families 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Centralia erans Memorial Museum in Che- Join Us in the Key Bank Parking Lot and communities still struggling College’s Corbet Theatre. halis. Located at 201 W. Main St - Centralia with loss of lands and waters, Tickets may be purchased by Families of deceased veterans drastically changed lifestyles and calling (360) 623-8100 and leav- will be gathering to remember imposed industrial foods. ing a message. their loved ones and light a candle “Salish Bounty” provides a to celebrate their lives. Light re- local perspective on a myriad of Mineral Lake Fishing freshments will follow the non- 21st century food issues and how, denominational service. Participants are invited to re- as in many places around the Derby Starts at Midnight  Obsolete Tax Documents quest an ornament, which would  Bank Statements/Cancelled Checks world, the revival of Coast Sal- American Legion Storm King include the name, rank, branch of  Credit Card Documents ish food traditions embodies the Post 171’s 21st annual Fishing service and years served of your reestablishment of more health- Derby will be 12:01 a.m. to noon loved one. The ornaments will be  Financial Statements ful and sustainable practices that Saturday at Mineral Lake. placed on a memorial located at  Insurance Documents honor land and community. The Legion is teaming up the museum.  Business Records Also on view will be items again with Lions Club Project Call the Visiting Nurses Foun- from the White Pass Country New Hope NW. This is a retreat dation, (360) 623-1560, to confirm CH520242sl.sw Museum’s collection of Native for the entire family of returning attendance at the service and to re- Paper Documents Only. For Further Information Please Contact Strand Ins American artifacts. warriors of the war. quest an ornament. 360-736-8281 The White Pass Country Derby tickets are available at The museum is located at 100 Main 12 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 24, 2014 FROM THE FRONT

Pete Caster / [email protected] Dave Kois on Friday morning stands in front of the property he has purchased at 1905 Johnson Road in Centralia.

Kois told council members with medical marijuana after “I think the Liquor Control money we’ve put into this.” Pot that finding a new location will traditional treatments for his Board is trying to force things to If Kois’ push for his business be difficult and would mean los- Crohn's disease failed. He owns a head. That puts companies in is successful, Centralia could Continued from front page ing at least a year’s worth of pro- “Loaded Soda,” an Olympia this industry and cities like Cen- become the first city in Wash- duction time. He also said that based business that makes and tralia in a bad position,” he said. ington to have a retail marijuana against lifting the moratorium. out of potential 1,000 locations, distributes marijuana infused “We have to move forward at business. She declined to comment the maybe only one is compliant products to more than 400 this location — hopefully with “It’s coming. We should pre- following day and deferred with state laws and local ordi- medical marijuana dispensaries the city’s consent,” he said. pare for it. We’re not there yet all questions to City Attorney nances. Speaking after the meet- statewide. Kois told The Chronicle that collectively as a council,” Gal- Shannon Murphy-Olson. ing, he said the Liquor Control He wants to build a he will sue the city if marijuana lagher said. “I’m not bothered At the meeting, Murphy- Board now puts marijuana retail 35,000-square-foot recreational sales aren’t allowed, but he’s not at all by his business. I just don’t Olson noted that State Attorney applicants to the bottom of their marijuana processing facility in going to resort to that yet. know what good it achieves to General Bob Ferguson has said list if they change locations in Centralia near the Greenwood “Honestly, I am not 100 per- have that substance available in cities have the authority to ban their applications. That could Memorial Park cemetery. The cent sure when we proceed with Centralia. I’d rather pick a dif- or allow recreational marijuana, add an extra six months to the facility will not have a retail a suit at this point. I’m going to ferent battle than this.” but the Liquor Control Board process. space as The Chronicle mis- keep working with the city.” he The current moratorium acts as if municipalities don’t. Kois used to restore Europe- takenly reported in previous said. “We’re supposed to be li- ends May 13. A public hearing ”The state has put us in a very, an sports cars for a living, then articles. He claims the facility censed by the first of July. I want on the six-month extension will very precarious position,” she transitioned into the electric will earn up to $100 million an- to be working by then. I’ve gotta be held that night at Centralia said. vehicle market. He got involved nually. start working to recoup the City Hall at 7 p.m.

tive Director Kyle Heaton. That struck down. outside city limits east of the “It became clear to us their Station cost isn’t yet final as bills are still McLean also said the Port project. concern is to block the project,” coming in to the port. of Centralia had gathered com- Fund also said the county Heaton said. “The ‘scorched Continued from front page Centralia Station is a pro- ments from agencies and the commission will opt for dia- earth’ approach isn’t the way to posed 43-acre mixed-use de- public, gave info on its website logue between county commis- foster dialogue. The port has a portion of South Street that velopment on the south end of and also presented information sioners and the Port of Centra- is outside city limits and in the bent over backward to listen to Long Road in Centralia, with a at a public forum attended by lia commission going forward. their concerns.” county east of the project’s zone. goal to bring together retailers, county officials. Fund said the county supports Heaton said the project has Lewis County hired its own medical offices and warehouses McLean also said he be- the project, but there remains a engineer, who projected nearly in one central area that has seen lieved none of the witnesses at need for open communication brought about a fair amount of four times the traffic the port’s little development in recent the hearing provided any major between both parties. interest from companies that study did. years. evidence the South Street area “We want to support any eco- would be interested in setting up Lewis County officials also The county had also alleged would be adversely impacted, nomic development, but what shop in Centralia Station. But stated they appealed because a conflict of interest by Heaton, and also said the conditions of this shows is a lack of communi- with the appeal process taking there was one day between the stating he served as both the the street and features on the cation,” Fund said. “We’d like to considerable time — the ap- end of the comment period and project’s proponent and its SEPA street itself are not intuitive or invite the port commissioners to peal was filed in November and the deadline for appeal. responsible official. McLean “attractive.” meet with us on a monthly ba- the hearing was held in mid- Officials from the county stated there was no conflict of sis starting in June. It’s incum- March, with the ruling coming and Port of Centralia took part interest, noting that the Port of COUNTY COMMISSIONER Edna bent upon us to get together and Wednesday — port officials and in a three-day hearing held Centralia commission “walled Fund told The Chronicle on work together.” staff grow concerned about a March 13, 14 and 17 at Centralia itself off” from decisions regard- Wednesday that she believes However, Heaton said shrinking time window for the City Hall after the port put out ing the SEPA process by giving the county will not pursue any Wednesday that the county’s project to come about. a request for proposal for an ex- authority to the examiner in the other legal recourse as a result actions in filing an appeal belie “Interest has been expressed, aminer to moderate the session. case. of the decision. Lewis County the statement of a need to gener- and there are some opportuni- McLean presided over three McLean also stated in his is allowed by law to request that ate positive communication. For days of cross-examination from conclusions of law that Centra- McLean reconsider their appeal, his part, Heaton said, the hear- ties that have probably been lost,” legal representatives from both lia Station did receive a “great or they could bring the issue up ings examiner ruling validates Heaton said. “These needless the port and county. deal of review,” and although in Superior Court. the port’s process thus far, and delays and wastes of taxpayer The ruling is a victory in the the county had been frustrated Fund, whose district as a Heaton believes the county is money have to stop. We’re go- books for the port, but the Port with “being left out of the room” county commissioner includes trying to hinder Centralia Sta- ing to move forward the best we of Centralia has spent nearly before the determination of Centralia, said the county ap- tion from going forward despite can.” $166,000 to fight the appeal as of nonsignificance was issued, it pealed to be a voice for citizens public comments county staff ••• Wednesday afternoon, accord- wasn’t a legal violation that war- living along a corridor of South have made in support of eco- Christopher Brewer: (360) ing to Port of Centralia Execu- ranted the determination being Street that sits in the county just nomic development. 807-8235

Fire ture, Chehalis city councilors while keeping their budgets sep- ture finds a solution caused by to work together. and Riverside fire commission- arate. the depreciation of TransAlta, “We’re all struggling with ers both remained enthusiastic Riverside’s fire levy is subject it is best if the budgets remain this type of stuff and it’s not go- Continued from front page about the possibility of one day to prorationing by the county, separate, Walkowski said. ing to get any better if we pull Despite Riverside’s cur- So far, firefighters from both merging the two agencies. which means money collected out of this,” said Chehalis Mayor rent struggles, the Chehalis agencies have been training Since Walkowski was also by the levy can be taken from city councilors who serve on Dennis Dawes. alongside one another for sev- working as interim chief of the Riverside and given to other the joint governance board ex- The next joint governance eral months. Furthermore, both Chehalis Fire Department, the public agencies, such as the pressed their continued support board meeting will take place on agencies are on the same radio city is now in the process of se- Timberland library system. for the two agencies to continue May 28. frequency and are cross-trained lecting a new interim chief, Che- If Riverside were to annex on each other’s equipment. halis City Manager Merlin Mac- the Chehalis Fire Department, Elected officials represent- Reynold said Wednesday. the county could take money CHEHALIS- & ing Riverside as well as the city MacReynold hopes to have out of its budget as well. CENTRALIA RAILROAD MUSEUM of Chehalis have worked for sev- an interim chief selected in the A large portion of RFA’s eral years to get the agencies to next week or so and then the city funding comes from the local MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH & DINNER STEAM TRAIN RIDES work as one. Overall, the joint will begin actively seeking a per- tax base, which has decreased training has been a beneficial manent chief. since TransAlta, a major con- may 11, 2014 experience for both agencies, A priority in selecting a chief, tributor, agreed in 2011 to tran- Walkowski said. MacReynold told the committee, sition away from coal-fueled “We got some awesome mo- is choosing someone who shares power. brunch 1pm mentum and we want to keep the vision of continuing to work The RFA expects to lose CHILDREN 10 YEARS & UNDER $23 • OVER 10 YEARS $33 that going,” Walkowski told closely with Riverside. about $600,000 next year along the board during their monthly “You have two groups of with a $400,000 shortfall this dinner 5pm meeting Wednesday night. people who have really joined year, according to the board. If CHILDREN 10 YEARS & UNDER $24 • OVER 10 YEARS $44 Walkowski, who quit ear- together — they see themselves budget reductions occur, the au- menu available on our website. lier this month after accepting as one and acting together as thority will likely lose additional a job at Spokane Fire District one,” MacReynold said, adding, firefighters in 2015, along with regular train rides 9, was at the forefront of that “It’s taken us a long time to build the six lost with the 2014 deficit. also available at 1pm & 5pm. effort. Walkowski’s last day is and I don’t think anyone wants Riverside officials intend to April 30. The Riverside Gover- to see that change.” ask voters to approve a one-year CALL TODAY! nance Board selected Assistant Walkowski said while having operations levy later this year space available. prepaid reservations required CH520411cz.sw Fire Chief Mike Kytta to lead the agencies working together is that will hopefully slow the mas- the county’s largest firefight- a good thing, for right now they sive budget deficit the agency is for more information: ing force in his place earlier this should remain in the “function- facing. steamtrainride.com | 360-748-9593 | month. al consolidation” stage, which Until Riverside figures out Despite Walkowski’s depar- means they work as one agency its budget or until the Legisla- The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 24, 2014 • Main 13

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Spring Walk on Seminary Hill Voice of the People

Chronicle readers share their thoughts everyday through social media, including Facebook, Twitter and the comment section of Chronline.com. Here are some of the recent highlights of conversation.

Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson announced Wednesday that he and his wife have filed for divorce. Does this change your opinion of him?

Brian Boman: It does raise a red flag for a guy who preaches his faith.

Wanda Osborne Blankenship: Of course not! What they decide is between the two of them.

Bob Ellison: Better get it out of the way, before he’s making $18 million a season. She’s a marriage salary cap casualty.

Gary Gelder: Why would it change anyone’s opinion of him? He’s thought of as a NFL quarterback which has nothing to do with his personal life. Plus with the high percentage of divorces these days, it’s like water off a duck’s back

Holly Larson: No, nobody is perfect. Every- one has their own struggles.

Reader reacts after state kills 300 chickens seized from a Rochester cockfighting ring:

Marty Hayes: At least now they don’t have Brian Mittge / Friends of the Seminary Hill Natural Area to worry about those cocks killing each other, Twenty people attended the Spring Walk at the Seminary Hill Natural Area, just east of downtown Centralia, on April 5. Robert the state took care of all of them! Godsey, left, who has walked the hill for 50 years, led the walk, pointing out early spring growth. The next activity at Seminary Hill is the Earth Day cleanup this Saturday, April 26, starting at 10 a.m. Free cookies, sandwiches and beverages will be served.

Reader reacts after Chehalis man arrested for al- Sun Shines on First Seminary leged child rape: Hill Natural Area Walk of Spring

Jason Watson: Totally against abuse of any FOREST AT ITS FINEST: Hike kind. But this guy seems pretty upset for being Kicks off the Year’s Many guilty. How do they get the truth out of basically a toddler? Not saying he didnt do it. But Free Events Centralia’s if you know you didn’t do it, your emotions Hillside Natural Area shouldnt be that strong. By Brian Mittge president of the Friends of the Seminary Find Us on Facebook Follow Us on Twitter Hill Natural Area www.facebook.com/ @chronline If, as Robert Frost wrote, thecentraliachronicle “nature’s first green is gold, her hardest hue to hold,” then the Send your comments, criticisms and feedback to Seminary Hill Natural Area is [email protected] for consideration in Voice of the People. a bedazzling treasure as spring growth begins in earnest. The Friends of the Seminary Hill Natural Area held their first free public walk of the year on April We’re more than 5, and more than 20 people attended for a tour of Centralia’s A trillium, one of the irst lowers to emerge during springtime in the forests of the just print. hillside forest. Paciic Northwest, shows of its distinctive lower and leaves on April 5, 2014, on Robert Godsey led the walk the Seminary Hill Natural Area in Centralia. under skies that threatened rain trails as we enjoy the emergence Murray will guide you and your but actually delivered a hint of of late spring growth. child in exploring the flora and sunshine. • LET’S GO FOR A BIRD WALK (Sat- fauna of our 70-acre wood. After Godsey pointed out early urday, May 17, 10 a.m.) - Bring a walk in the forest, we’ll make growth on the hill, from tiny na- the kids and join birding ex- notebooks filled with samples of tive lilies to the water leaf that perts Woody Franzen and Kelly the plants they find. All materi- covers much of the ground. Stanley. We’ll listen for the birds als will be provided, and activi- Activities are ramping up at found in and around the woods. ties will be tailored to the age of the hill, and all are free to every- Bring cameras, binoculars and your children. one. the whole family! • GEOLOGY WALK (Saturday, Aug. This Saturday, April 26, the • POETRY WALK (Saturday, June 16, 10 a.m.) - Geologist Jim Ward annual Earth Day work party 21, 10 a.m.) - David Underwood and his wife Patty will take us is a chance to lend a hand in will again lead this unique walk, on a trip back in time as he ex- sprucing up this community sharing verses by renowned plains the rocky history of Semi- resource. Wear work boots or bards and our own Northwest nary Hill and the valleys nearby Visit our Web site. sturdy shoes and join us at the poets. Stretch your legs, breathe -- including downtown Centra- Barner Drive entrance (near the fresh air and nourish your spirit. lia. We’ll have a birds-eye view www.chronline.com eastern end of Locust Street) • SECRETS OF THE TREES (Satur- as we look down from the top at 10 a.m. We’ll have tools and day, July 12, 10 a.m.) - The chil- of the hill. For this walk, follow Get up-to-date information on local events work gloves, but feel free to dren will explore the woods with Seminary Hill Road past the ar- and i nd out what’s going on in your area. bring your own. At noonish forester Rick Kuykendall to dis- mory, then past Saxon and Baker we’ll break for a free lunch and covery why they grow here, how streets to the large blue gate on hearty conversation. to identify them and figure out the right.) Other upcoming events: their age, and why they are im- For more information, • WILDFLOWER WALK (Thursday, portant to us. This event will be search for us on Facebook un- May 8, 6:30 p.m.) - Centralia fun for the whole family. der “Friends of the Seminary College botany professor Lisa • CHILDREN’S NATURE ACTIVITY Hill Natural Area,” follow us The Chronicle Carlson will lead an evening (Saturday, July 26, 10 a.m.) - Bar- on Twitter at @goSeminaryHill 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia • (360) 736-3311 walk, identifying native wild- bara Fandrich, Margie Joy Mur- or email us at goseminaryhill@ flowers and guiding us on the ray and retired forester Marshall gmail.com. Main 14 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 24, 2014 LOCAL

Kyle Spurr / [email protected] Sen.John Braun draws with kids in the Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program at Centralia College Tuesday evening. Sen. Braun Visits Centralia College ECEAP Program SUPPORT: John Braun has been done,” Braun said. “In Herrera was selected this year Race to the Top — Early Learn- monthly. The class on Tuesday terms of bang for your buck, this as one of 20 parent ambassadors ing Challenge grant, a federal was focused on literacy. Other Impressed With is one of the best investments for across the state. grant that awarded $60 million classes have taught sensory skills Early Childhood the state.” “As parent ambassador, that to Washington over four years. and artwork. The next class will ECEAP, a comprehensive is part of her charge is to meet “(Funding) has been consis- be in June at Fort Borst Park in Education Program preschool program created in with the state Legislature,” Cristi tent. There is no reason to see it Centralia. By Kyle Spurr 1985 for children 3 to 4 years old Heitschmidt, interim associate go away,” Heitschmidt said. “We feel this is a great place to across the state, is geared toward dean of child and family studies, The ECEAP class meets invest,” Braun said. [email protected] children in low income families. said. Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia, The program helps children and ECEAP at Centralia Col- The Glass Guru™ spent Tuesday night visiting with families with school readiness, lege is a part of the Washington SERVICES local preschool students in the including the children's devel- State Association of Head Start/ Moisture Removal Early Childhood Education and opment and growth in physical, ECEAP, a statewide organization Scratch Removal Assistance Program at Centralia social, emotional, cognitive and for early learning programs. Water Stain Removal College, which heavily relies on creative areas, according to the Heitschmidt said ECEAP is MOISTURE IN YOUR WINDOWS? Window Replacements state funding each year. program. free for the more than 100 stu-

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Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl 2014 Seahawks Schedule Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 8 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Released Tuesday’s 2A Baseball 2A Track & Field Tumwater Wards Off W.F. West By The Chronicle TUMWATER — The Bearcats had chances, but couldn't come through in a 4-2 loss to Tumwater here Tuesday in Evergreen 2A Conference baseball action. The league-leading Thunder- birds (11-1 league) plated 2 runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to break a tie, and blanked W.F. West in the top of the seventh to seal the win. "We played okay. I think we didn't play to win tonight," Bearcat coach Tommy Elder said. "Tumwater's a very good team, but I don't think that we neces- sarily believed that we could come in and win that game today." Tanner Gueller hit an RBI single, Ryan Steepy drove in a run, and Brandon Davis, Toby Johnson and Brody Holcomb all added hits for W.F. West. The Bearcats managed to load the bases in the second inning and had runners on in the Brandon Hansen / [email protected] third, though they managed just W.F. West’s Bryan Moon (right) gets a jump in the boys 100-meter race Wednesday during an Evergreen 2A Conference track meet against Centralia in Chehalis. a run in each frame. Moon won the 100, the javelin, the long jump and the triple jump in Wednesday’s meet. Elijah Johnson worked the first five innings for W.F. West, striking out five and allowing 2 runs — one of which came with the aid of a first-inning error, Moon Wins Four; Cats Sweep Tigers and the second of which came By The Chronicle triple jump (41-6). His margins on a fifth-inning double from of victory weren’t close, either; Tumwater's Garrett Terrell. The Twin Cities dual track he won the 100 by over a second, "Other than that, he definite- meet was, for the most part, a ly pitched well enough to get us one-sided affair, as a Bearcat the javelin by nearly 26 feet, and the win today," Elder said. squad with a higher turnout the long and triple jumps by over W.F. West (10-4, 9-4 league) won the boys and girls team a foot and a half, each. is scheduled to host Tumwater competitions against Centra- “Bryan Moon’s four wins today. lia on Wednesday afternoon in were definitely a highlight,” W.F. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Chehalis. West coach Autumn Ledger- W.F. West’s Nike McClure winds Bryan Moon led the way for wood said. “He is just so consis- Tuesday’s 2A Softball up to throw the shot put the W.F. West boys, taking first tent and someone you can count Wednesday in Chehalis. Mc- in the 100 meters (11.44 seconds), on to come through for the team Clure won the with a 40-foot, week after week.” the javelin (157 feet, 2 inches), Graham’s Arm, 1-inch toss. the long jump (18-10) and the please see TRACK, page S8 Big Bats Lead Bearcats Past Tuesday’s 1A Boys Soccer Thunderbirds Montesano By The Chronicle Capitalizes on TUMWATER — Behind a standout game from Alison Gra- Opportunities, ham and two homers from Cait- lin Reynolds, the Bearcats soared Downs Warriors over Tumwater, 15-4, in Ever- green 2A Conference softball ac- By The Chronicle tion here on Tuesday. ROCHESTER — The War- Against the heavy-hitting riors held possession of the ball Thunderbirds, Graham had an for the majority of the game, but impressive outing on the mound, missed chances led to a 2-1 win striking out eight while only al- for the Bulldogs here Tuesday lowing two walks and five hits evening in SWW 1A League Ev- scattered throughout the seven ergreen Division boys soccer ac- innings. The junior helped her tion. own cause, going 3 for 5 at the With nine shots on goal tak- plate. en by Rochester, compared to "She was in control from the just two by Montesano, it was first pitch," W.F. West coach clear that the Warriors had the Mike Keen said. "Tumwater is a offensive advantage. Montesano really good hitting ball club, and shot effectively and flawlessly, to have the performance she had however, making good on both is incredible. This might be the attempts. best pitching outing of her ca- Brandon LaBelle scored Brandon Hansen / reer." [email protected] in the 57th minute and David Rochester’s Tyler Yarber tries to head the ball during Evergreen 1A Division boys soccer action against Montesano Tues- please see SOFTBALL, page S5 day on the Warriors’ home ield. please see SOCCER, page S4

Landing The Final Word W.F. West’s Alex Seahawks QB Russell Wilson to Divorce Wife Botten TV’s Best Bet RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Seattle Se- The pair married in January 2012 af- makes an NBA Playoffs attempt ahawks quarterback Russell Wilson has ter he finished his college career at Wis- in the announced that he and his wife Ashton consin and before he was drafted by the LA Clippers at Golden St. long jump are divorcing. Seahawks. The couple had been visible at 7:30 p.m. Wednes- Wilson made the announcement in Seahawks events for his first two seasons TNT day in a statement released by the Seahawks on in the league. Chehalis. Wednesday. He says decisions like this Wilson led Seattle to its first Super are not easy and respectfully asks for Bowl title in February, when the Se- “prayers and understanding and privacy ahawks overwhelmed the Denver Bron- Brandon Hansen / [email protected] during this difficult time.” cos.

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Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding Tips for Adventures Near Silver Lake By Tan Vinh The Seattle Times MAPLE FALLS, Wash. — Seattleites, with your shorts and your hiking shoes and your intent to hike up to Artist Point this time of year, you amuse the folks who live In the foothills of Mount Baker. As Rebecca Boonstra, who staffs the visitor center off the Mount Baker Scenic Byway, likes to correct wide-eyed city dwellers who stop in for direc- tions: "You're not hiking this time of year. You're snowshoeing." The sun may be shining more, but those scenic trails on Mount Baker haven't thawed out yet. The popular Artist Point, Skyline Divide and Heliotrope Ridge trails aren't open until July — maybe mid-June if you're lucky. Spring is a slow season around Mount Baker, as skiing is winding down and most trails are still closed or accessible only by snowshoe. It's a transitional season for this popular playground in the North Cascades. Motels are vacant. The Mount Baker Highway is an open road. But it's not like the locals here hibernate until summer. If you follow their lead, you can do a quiet, cheap family get- away, with canoeing and hiking — yes hiking, not snowshoeing Tan Vinh / The Seattle Times — around the Mount Baker re- In this photo taken March 20, Silver Lake, visible through the trees near Maple Falls, is a good base for exploring lowland trails near Mount Baker before mountain snow gion. melts. Spring is a slow season around Mount Baker, as skiing is winding down and most trails are still closed or accessible only by snowshoe.

Silver Lake is Your Base might see rafters on the Nook- roaring waterfall drop about 100 recreation a few feet from your marked and unmarked trails You can easily pull off an sack River. The first-third of the feet over rocky outcrops. front door. ranging from a half-mile to overnight stay for a family of trail is flat and well maintained, • Excelsior Pass Trail (Mile- The 412-acre park was once four in the area for under $200. 1.7 miles, including the scenic with wrens and sapsuckers hov- post 41). One of the first high-el- a farmstead and a private fish- Horse Camp Trail with a thicket Just rent a cabin at Silver Lake evation trails to melt out, Excel- County Park in Whatcom ering around the western hem- ing resort — thus the cabins — of towering trees with beards of locks and moss-covered big-leaf sior is a 4.5-mile hike with more before Whatcom County took moss hanging on their boughs. County, an hour west of the ski than 3,500 feet of elevation gain. maples. Rangers rate the hike it over 48 years ago, turning it The dirt trails are mostly area. The six lakeview cabins Part of the trail is still covered in rent for as little as $88 a night. "easy to moderate." But the trail into a recreation hub with swim- flat. Your family can take a trail gets steeper farther along and snow, but your kids would have ming, fishing and boating along If you go midweek, during the difficulty completing the en- to the park entrance and cross offseason, it's 25 percent off. can get muddy and slick, even the 5,700-foot freshwater shore- the street to the Black Mountain with the stairs and bridges. It's tire lung-burning hike anyway. line. (Whatcom County residents get Forestry Center, which has a a lush landscape the farther you You can still take this trail to You can rent a canoe, row- an additional discount on top of small museum commemorating go, with Douglas firs, hemlocks the campsite by the stream and boat or pedal boat for $7 a half- that.) circle back, about three miles this former logging site. And within a 25-minute and cedars. hour and enjoy the tranquil lake, • Nooksack Falls (Milepost round-trip. (In summer you can possibly all to yourself this time About two miles from the drive from the cabins, you can reach the meadows of Excelsior 40). If your children won't hike, of year. park is a popular local hike, hike from these trailheads: Pass and access more trails from hit this viewpoint at the north Or you can spend a lazy af- the Maple Falls-Glacier Trail, • Horseshoe Bend Trail there.) (Milepost 36 off Highway 542). fork of the river. A scene from ternoon on your cabin's deck, adjacent to the town church in It's a three-mile trail, doable for "The Deer Hunter" was filmed feet plopped up on the railing, Maple Falls. The three-mile hike young children, at least the first here. Park near the bridge and More Fun at the Lake and read a book or take in the is easy to moderate, with only a mile anyway. It's the best snow- walk across the dirt road to the The advantage of staying at lake view while your kids roam couple of steep climbs after you free Mount Baker hike during fence-lined walkway to the edge Silver Lake is that you also have the playground or beach. cross the pedestrian bridge over the spring. Along the trail, you of the cliff. You can watch a kid-friendly hikes and water There's also a handful of the creek. Six Fly-Fishing Spots on Oregon’s Upper Rogue River CENTRAL POINT, Ore. the ones to sample for summer the parking lot. Drive down to of Little Butte Creek. Also, you don't mind wet knees). (AP) — For fly-fishers, a huge steelhead migrating in the up- the end. Access is by walking the riffle between the park- These ledges and rocks benefit of living in — or visit- per Rogue. down the boat ramp and wading lot and the creek mouth provide oxygenated water ing — the Rogue Valley is the These easy-access spots ing downstream. Fishing is fishes well with streamers or that steelhead love, as well as ability to test your mettle on start at the lowest point on the best from the top of the riffle nymphs. enough cover to keep them the river Zane Grey made fa- upper Rogue and work their all the way around the cor- Still others will bypass the comfortable throughout this mous. way upstream. ner to the tailout immediately park altogether and park on short but productive run. It's a From early July through across from the actual release the river's north bank, then swinger's delight, with stream- the Christmas holidays, fly- The Sewer Hole location for treated effluent climb down and wade across er flies fished with sink-tip fishing for summer steelhead from the adjacent water-treat- a short side-channel before lines a perfect M.O. for suc- along the upper Rogue River is Downstream from the ment plant. heading upstream to fish the cess, especially when the sun's something easily pulled off be- lower portion of TouVelle State Swing streamers or fish riffle from the north bank. off the water. One of the only tween Shakespeare plays, wine Park, off Table Rock Road in weighted nymphs like hair's Swinging streamers is best drawbacks is that there's room tasting and holiday feasts — if White City, the Sewer Hole ears, Ugly Bugs or single salm- here, such as red ants or large for only a couple casters, and you know where to go. is where the discharge tube on egg patterns. articulated leeches (black and you better be friends. Here's a look at the upper dumps water from Medford's purple have been upper Rogue Access is by the road to the Rogue's Sweet Six steelheading water-treatment plant. The Upper TouVelle favorites for decades). former Elk's Picnic Grounds. spots, which offer a chance at waters upstream of it are a From Medford, take Table There's room for a few pickups success for flyfishers who oth- steelheaders' gold mine. Above the upstream por- Rock Road north and turn to park near the gate. erwise wouldn't know where The water regularly holds tion of TouVelle State Park, right into the park just before To get there, take Highway to cast for a summer steelhead. migrating steelhead. Also, re- which is bisected by Table the bridge. 62 north to Antelope Road. With an Oregon fishing li- cycled hatchery steelhead oc- Rock Road near White City, Go left on Antelope, then right cense, a box full of streamers casionally are released at the this stretch starts on the island Givan Park onto Agate Road. Between Nick and nymphs, as well as a wad TouVelle boat ramp, and they just upstream of Bybee Bridge, Young Road and Old Linn of dollar bills to pay for park- almost always drop into the where Table Rock Road spans This Jackson County park Road is a dirt driveway for ing, these spots — from Tou- Sewer Hole for a few days be- the Rogue. is undeveloped but it does several properties on the left. Velle State Park off Table Rock fore heading back upstream. Spey-rod anglers like to provide access to a ledgy riffle Take that driveway down to the Road all the way upstream to From Medford, take Table park at the upper parking lot that regularly holds steelhead. small parking area, then walk Cole Rivers Hatchery's aptly Rock Road north. After cross- and hike upstream to cast It is easy enough to cast to that down the path to the river. ing the Rogue, take a left into while wading in the mouth you don't even need waders (if named Hatchery Hole — are please see FISHING, page S3

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Hunting, Fishing Hiking, Birding Outdoors Hunting & Fishing Report Fishing Spring Marked By Hunting, Loving Birds Continued from Sports 2 By Jordan Nailon kanee and Rainbows. Long lake • Discovery Bay Shrimp Dis- “The one thing that the news Rogue Elk Park For The Chronicle just got planted. South County trict (Marine Area 6): Open from release says that we want to make Pond (284 rainbow plants) has 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 3, 7, 10 sure people understand is this is Steelhead that already When the rain stops falling been turning out fish good.” and 21. not the end of the thing. We’ve have finned 152 river miles on my farm, the soggy scene McElroy made sure to note • Marine Areas 4 (east of the got some more days coming up obviously need a rest, and quickly starts to look like a shot that Mineral Lake is holding its Bonilla-Tatoosh line), 5, 6 and in May,” said WDFW clam man, they often take it at Rogue from Alfred Hitchcock’s “The annual fishing derby this week- 13 (excluding Discovery Bay Dan Ayres. Elk Park along Highway 62 Birds.” Over the past week, a end, “And of course, there’s the Shrimp District): Open daily According to Ayres, last north of Shady Cove and talkative raven has taken to land- fishing derby for the kids over beginning May 3. The sport week’s digs were a bit of a mixed near Trail. ing in my garden and commis- at Borst Park (Centralia). And spot shrimp season closes when bucket. The best spot is the first erating with my big ol’ Barred that’s always a big deal.” the quota is attained or Sept. 15, “During the week itself the riffle upstream from the top Rock rooster. What are their In Cowlitz County, Horse- whichever comes first. The ex- digging was great. But by the end of the campground up- complaints? What are their shoe Lake (thousands of rain- ception is Marine Area 13, which weekend the weather played a stream of the boat ramp. plans? I don’t know, but I surely bows), Kress lake (over 3,000 closes for spot shrimp May 31. role, as it can. Saturday it was just This stretch is good for wonder. rainbows), and Lake Sacajawea • Marine Area 7 East, South a downpour,” said Ayres. “Sun- swinging flies, as well as By coincidence, but probably (over 3,000 rainbows) are and West: Open May 3 for a one- day there was high-surf advisory free-drifting nymphs. The not, a balding eagle has begun to stocked and ready for the hordes day fishery and will reopen May issued.” streamer crowd, however, pay too close of attention to my and their cans of worms. Down 7-10, May 21-24 and May 28-31. The high-surf advisory, he seems to get more action. dawdling ducks. The persistent in Clark County, Battle Ground In Marine Area 7 West only, the added, made for an eventful af- The stretch is small, so raindrops inevitably draw the Lake has received 2,500 rainbow season will be open daily begin- ternoon. it's like the water down- ducks out of their barracks out trout this month and Klineline ning June 1 until the quota is “I’ve been at this awhile and it stream of Givan Park in that across the open fields and into Pond has been stocked with reached or Sept. 15, whichever was one of the most exciting days you'll only fish it with others whatever new puddles and ponds thousands of rainbow trout as comes first. I’ve seen,” noted Ayres. “There if they're with you. have formed. The barrage of pre- well as a few brown trout for a • Marine Areas 8-1, 8-2, 9 and were people getting rolled, which Park at the boat ramp lot cipitation and cloud cover keeps little variety. 10: Open from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on happens, but in this case there and hike upstream through them safe in that moment, but To the north, Offut Lake in May 3 and May 7. were 15 to 20 people going down the largely unused campsites when the weather breaks they Tenino is reporting an uptick in • Marine Area 11: Open from all at once. to find the riffle just around find themselves far too far from both angling and fish activity. 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 3, 7 and “It feels like you are going the upstream bend. home. Just the other day I heard The warming weather seems to 10. to get pulled out to sea, which To get there, take High- a quacking commotion arise be exciting those of the piscatori- Note: In areas 4, 5, 6, 7 (East, doesn’t generally happen as the way 62 north past Shady from the front pasture by the rival persuasion and their prey alike. South and West) and 13, start water tends to run out before Cove. Entrance to the camp- er. Alarmed, I looked up to find a River fishing is experiencing times will be one hour before that happens. But still, the water ground and boat ramp are swooping eagle, talons extended, a down week with many rivers sunrise. is very powerful. It can be quite along a sweeping curve just corralling my flock into a tight closed to spring chinook anglers. Spot shrimp, also known as scary,” explained Ayres. “I’m just past Elk Creek Road. ball, and ready to strike. Without “Besides the lakes and the prawns, are the largest variety of glad nobody got really seriously hesitation I grabbed my handy Cowlitz, there’s not a lot going shrimp in Puget Sound, grow- hurt, at least not that I heard of.” baseball bat and took to the field, McGregor Park on,” said McElroy. The upper ing up to nine inches in length. Ayres noted that the last set of swinging wildly and hollering in Along Takelma Drive Cowlitz seems to be holding its The daily limit for spot shrimp digs totaled 60,000 digger trips, inspired tongues. With a quiz- own for spring chinook, however. in all areas of Puget Sound is 80 off Highway 62 near Trail, zical look the eagle took refuge with an average of 11.4 clams per this U.S. Army Corps of “One day last week a friend per day. A valit 2014-15 fishing person. “We were averaging 15 in a nearby tree, looking more of mine went up to Barrier Dam Engineers park is so under license is required getting your per person until the weekend.” puzzled than frightened. I then and he said every guy on the the radar that even vandals shrimp on. Although they have not been marched the frenzied ducks in a bank had a fish,” said McElroy. haven't discovered it. But officially announced yet, Ayres slow row back to their den, safe “There’s a lot of fish in the pool smart steelheaders have. for the time being. but they’re not moving into the HUNTIN’ says that the best bet for May This stretch has a se- Thankfully, not all of the avi- trap. They guys fishing off the The wild turkey hunt that clam digs will be around the ries of places to cast flies for an activity is sullied by ominous point with eggs were doing RE- opened April 15 has had a slow weekend of May 17, when tides steelhead. And its proximity repercussions and conspiracy. ALLY well.” start. Locally, prospects are the should be most conducive to big to Cole Rivers Hatchery im- Recently, a pair of love-struck Blue Creek, he added, is fish- best in the hills around Pe Ell bi-valve hauls. proves the odds of the steel- turtle doves have been gracing ing well for steelhead. and Raymond, but even the most head you catch sporting a the farm with their courtship Anglers of the steelheaded dedicated gobble-heads have MOUNTAIN SNOW clipped adipose fin, which al- in and over the currents. Dart- persuasion should note, however, been coming home empty-hand- A late season bout of snow lows you to keep it guilt-free. ing from ridgeline trees, the that river flows on the Cowlitz ed so far. in the inland hills reinvigorated The best place to swing two lovebirds swoop and dive are controlled by power de- “I have not heard of one recreational prospects on the flies is just upstream of the through the breeze, alternately mands and weekend power use is guy getting a turkey,” lamented slopes this week. While some re- Highway 62 bridge. Nym- playing hard to get and easy to higher than midweek, causing a McElroy. “There’s a few guys sorts have closed for the season phers likewise can do well. find. The birds dazzle with their shortage of water flow. who have been hunting pretty and most others are on weekend You'll have to contend with aerial acrobatics, darting straight, “Midweek is really the time to hard, but with the weather being only operation hours, the fresh the occasional passing drift- stopping to swirl in heart-shaped be out there,” said McElroy. “Af- cold and rainy like it is, why it’s fluffy stuff that began to fall boat or the orange armada loops, and free-falling toward ter they raise or lower it, it usu- pretty tough.” midweek should have the pow- of rafters during hot sum- the ground before breaking their ally takes a few days to get biting The turkey season will re- der heads out in droves for a last mer days, but it produces decent at the last moment and good again.” main open through the end of hurrah this weekend. enough fish for wading an- landing in a tree together to rest, The Kalama and Lewis rivers May. White Pass packed up five glers that it's worth a try. side by side. are closed to spring chinook har- inches of snow on the summit To get there, take High- vest and the Chehalis River has I only hope that those of this CLAMMIN’ Wednesday, while the tempera- way 62 north past Shady been closed since April 15. romantically-inclined flock can ture sagged to a crispy 22 degrees. Cove. Turn left onto Take- “Nothing else is open locally, Clam diggers will be happy influence their hawkish cousins, Temperatures were a little higher lma Drive across from Casey other than the Skookumchuck,” to know that a new batch of digs before my ditzy ducks suffer the (28 degrees) at the base lifts, State Park. dire consequences. said McElroy, who added, “The has been announced, spanning rumor is we will probably get an- the end of April and the begin- where about two inches of snow had fallen by midday Wednesday. Hatchery Hole FISHIN’ other day on the Columbia. But ning of May. there’s no meeting scheduled yet, “This has been a great year Lifts are open Saturday and Sun- At Cole Rivers Hatchery, Trout fishing is the activ- so it may not be next week or the for razor clams,” said WDFW day only. off Takelma Drive, just up- ity de jour this weekend as April following week.” shellfish manager Dan Ayres in Mt. Hood hovered at around stream of McGregor Park. 26 marks the statewide lowland Finally, McElroy noted an up- a press release. “Clams this year 32 degrees midweek with a The Hatchery Hole is not the lake opener. In anticipation of tick in anglers getting outfitted have been bigger than average full foot of snow falling in just prettiest place to fish, and the event the Washington De- for ocean-going ventures. and abundant enough to add an- 24-hours. Meadows is open dai- casting flies from the con- partment of Fish and Wildlife “When they can get out, the other series of digs.” ly through April 27th, when it crete dike sure feels like fish- has stocked more than 17 mil- bottom fishing has been just The newest digs are still sub- switches to Saturday and Sunday ing inside the hatchery itself. lion fish in hundreds of lakes and great out of Westport,” he said. ject to WDFW approval pending only spring hours. But more and more fly-cast- ponds. Whether they are stocked, “There were a lot of guys gearing toxin testing. They are tentative- Snoqualmie Summit gath- ers are learning to live with it, recently opened, or year-round up this weekend to head up to ly scheduled for: ered a few inches of fresh snow deciding they'd rather catch holes, there is no shortage of lo- Port Angles. This is close to the • April 27, Sunday, 5:53 a.m., early in the week, and inland fish and pose their pictures cal recesses in which to cast a traditional opener up there.” -0.3 feet, Twin Harbors, Long storms may bring a bit more fluff so the dike's not visible. line this weekend. Up on the Olympic Peninsula, Beach to the slopes before this week- Most of the bait fish- Mineral Lake leads the Lewis options are narrowing as well • April 28, Monday, 6:39 a.m., end’s season grand finale. ing is done from the dike, County lake stocking effort with with the Hoh, Queets, Clearwa- -0.8 feet, Twin Harbors, Long Crystal Mountain picked up where there's little back- more than 3,000 rainbow trout ter and Quinault rivers closed for Beach five inches of fresh white stuff casting room and chances planted recently. Art Lake (891 the season. • April 29, Tuesday, 7:22 a.m., early Wednesday and a full eight of hooking another angler's rainbows) and Plummer Lake May 3 will mark the opening -1.1 feet, Twin Harbors, Long inches since the beginning of the ear make it a rather hostile (295 rainbows) have also been day of spot shrimping season in Beach week. Temperatures around the location for traditional fly- prepped for the big opening day. Puget Sound. • April 30, Wednesday, 8:03 mountain were hanging right fishers. During the Sept. 1 According to Charles McEl- “We have slightly lower quo- a.m., -1.2 feet, Twin Harbors, around freezing midweek. Lifts through Oct. 31 flies-only roy, from the sporting goods tas than last year in Hood Canal Long Beach are now on spring hours of oper- season, the dike denizens desk at Sunbird Shopping Center and Discovery Bay, which are • May 1, Thursday, 8:43 a.m., ation and are only running only will be armed with spinning in Chehalis, there are a number traditionally popular areas,” said -1.0 feet, Twin Harbors, Long on Saturdays and Sundays. rods legally casting flies and of other dependable local waters WDFW shellfish biologist Mark Beach Stevens Pass will open for bubbles as if they were nym- where the trout prospects are O’Toole in a press release. “We • May 2, Friday, 9:23 a.m., -0.7 their final two days of their sea- phing. percolating. will reopen the areas later if suf- feet, Twin Harbors, Long Beach, son this Saturday and Sunday, But traditional fly-fish- “Riffe (Lake) is fishing pretty ficient quota remains.” Mocrocks April 26-27. The mountain was ers tend to hit the side of the good out of boats. They’re not Puget Sound recreational • May 3, Saturday, 10:04 a.m., blessed with a few final flurries hold opposite of the dike and doing so well off the bank. The shrimp season opening days are: -0.3 feet, Twin Harbors, Long this week, picking up a half foot near the hole's boat ramp. It's water is fairly low,” McElroy said. • Hood Canal Shrimp Dis- Beach, Mocrocks of fluff by Wednesday afternoon. almost exclusively a nymph- “Offut is fishing good. Merwin trict (Marine Area 12): Open • May 4, Sunday, 10:47 a.m., Forecasts show snowflakes every ing show to avoid conflicts is fishing real good. American from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on May 3, 7, 0.1 feet, Twin Harbors, Long day through the weekend’s sea- with other anglers. However, Lake is fishing good for both Ko- 10 and 21. Beach, Mocrocks son culminating runs. if the participation is sparse, swing away those streamers. Outdoors Briefs Just make sure you have studded shoes and your in- Boy Struck by Tree, head and died Saturday. He was Hawaii Snorkeler keling with other swimmers off surance co-pay, because the hiking with his father on the Haena Beach Park April 16. currents can be troublesome Dies While Hiking popular Lower Lena Lake trail Who Died Identified Responders on rescue boats depending upon the outflow the Olympics in a remote forested area about LIHUE, Hawaii (AP) — A and a jet ski were unable to re- from Lost Creek dam and how far down the hole you 40 miles north of Shelton. snorkeler who died off Hawaii’s suscitate Kelly. LILLIWAUP, Wash. (AP) The boy's father called 911 go. — A Mason County sheriff's coast has been identified as a Authorities say the other Saturday morning to report that Washington state resident. Take Highway 62 north spokesman says a 12-year-old snorkelers were able to make past Shady Cove. Turn left boy was struck and killed by a his son suffered a major head in- The Garden Island says the jury. it back safely after the current onto Takelma Drive across falling tree while hiking in the drowning victim is identified as from Casey State Park. Fol- Responders from three coun- pulled them out to deep water. Olympic National Forest. 65-year-old Gayle Kelly. low the signs for Cole Rivers The death was Kauai’s sec- Detective William Adam ties worked to get up the moun- Kelly died after getting Hatchery. says the boy was struck in the tain to reach the boy. caught in a current while snor- ond drowning this year. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 24, 2014 SPORTS

MLB Seager’s Walk-Off Ends M’s Losing Skid BOMBS: Seager's Two Homers Pace Mariners in 5-3 Win Over Houston By Tim Booth The Associated Press SEATTLE — With one swing, Kyle Seager hopes he ended his personal skid at the plate and the Seattle Mariners' slide. "Any time you see the ball hit the ground, it's obviously a big confidence booster," Seager said. "It has felt better the last couple of days and today it showed up. Thankfully." Seager hit a three-run homer with one out in the bottom of the ninth, his second of the game, and the Mariners rallied for a 5-3 win over the Houston Astros on Wednesday to stop an eight- game losing streak. With Seattle on the verge of getting swept for the second straight series, Seager hit a two- run homer in the seventh off starter Jarred Cosart. Then he capped the biggest hitting day of his big league career with his drive on the first pitch from closer Josh Fields (0-1) in the ninth. It was the third multihomer game of Seager's career, and the Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press five RBIs were a career high. Sea- Seattle Mariners’ Kyle Seager tosses his batting helmet as he heads home on his three-run walk-off home run against the Houston Astros in the ninth inning Wednesday ger had not homered since Sept. in Seattle. The Mariners won 5-3. 3 of last season at Kansas City. "He has a track record and ries in the seventh to take a 3-0 I've said all along that he is go- lead. ing to hit," Seattle manager Lloyd Still, Houston's batting aver- McClendon said. "Obviously, age for the season dropped to when you're in a losing streak .199 after managing just six hits. and the guys you expect to hit Chris Young struggled with his don't hit, it's a little frustrating control early and walked five, but in that case you have one of three of those coming in the two options: you can sit him or third. But he retired 11 of 12 bat- you can play him. I chose to play ters before Carter's homer and him and he didn't disappoint." lasted seven innings to help save Seager had been one of Se- Seattle's taxed bullpen. Young attle's few consistent hitters the struck out six and threw 113 past two seasons, establishing pitches. himself as a lock in the Mariners lineup. That made his struggles Fernando Rodney (1-1) got to start this season so surprising. the victory, pitching the top of Seager entered Wednesday hit- the ninth in relief. ting just .156 with two RBIs. He "The most demoralizing loss had more strikeouts (17) than in baseball is a late inning loss, hits (10) at the start of the day. when you have the game won," His final three at-bats against Houston manager Bo Porter said. the Astros were more like what "Since I've been here we've had Seager had shown in the past. our share of them." Notes He drew a leadoff walk to open : Seattle RHP Taijuan the fifth, then homered on a 3-2 Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press Walker (shoulder) and LHP pitch from Cosart in the seventh Fans sit near Seattle Mariners right fielder Nick Franklin in the second inning of a baseball game against the Houston Astros, James Paxton (back) will begin to cut Houston's lead to 3-2. Wednesday in Seattle. recovery throwing programs Seattle already had a rally go- within the next week. McClen- ing in the ninth. Robinson Cano the plate aggressively looking for We know what we have here. Ob- Cosart took a shutout into don said Paxton has been cleared dropped a single in front of an a first-pitch fastball. viously nobody wants to lose, but the seventh after failing to make to start throwing Friday and outfield playing deep to open the He got it. And Seattle's had a we know what we have here and it out of the first inning in his Walker next Monday. ... Carter inning, and Corey Hart's sharp chance to celebrate for the first we haven't been panicking." previous start. The Astros got a has hit seven career homers at single put two on with no outs. time in more than a week. Seattle's late rally spoiled two-run double from Jason Cas- Safeco Field. ... Seattle won on Fields rallied to strike out "Nobody was really stressing," what was looking to be a sweep tro in the third inning and Chris a walkoff homer for first time Justin Smoak, but Seager went to Seager said. "We've been all right. for the Astros. Carter's second homer of the se- since last June 23 vs. Oakland. Soccer Tuesday’s 2A Girls Golf Bearcats Shoot Continued from Sports 1 Sawyer found the back of the net Past Black Hills in the 77th minute for the Bull- By The Chronicle dogs. The Bearcats shot their best Angel Vasquez scored the match of the season and downed lone goal for Rochester in the 19th minute. Black Hills in Evergreen 2A Con- After witnessing a Monte- ference girls golf action 59-25, in sano player fall over, Rochester Stableford scoring, on Tuesday at players stopped, assuming the Newaukum Valley Golf Course whistle would be blown, while in Chehalis. the Bulldogs continued on to Carly Noble led the way as score what would be the game- W.F. West’s medalist, shooting a winning goal, Rochester coach 44 and notching 23 points. Brian Ziese explained. Shasta Lofgren shot a 53 "We dominated the game for the Bearcats and scored 16 and had plenty of chances, but points, while Robin Fletcher we just couldn't cash in on them," added 8 points, Kaisa Saari put Ziese said. "We also didn't play up 8 points and Heather Wilson to the whistle and it just goes to had 5 points. Ashleigh Pruitt was show how one mistake can cost W.F. West’s sixth golfer with 4 you." points. The Warriors (3-4 in league) “They all played a pretty good will host Hoquiam on Thursday. round, considering they’re fairly new golfers,” Bearcats’ coach United Knocks Off Seton Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Bruce Thompson said. “Carly Rochester’s Colton Kilmer slides in at the ball during Evergreen 1A Division boys soccer action against Montesano Tuesday and Shasta have picked up on the Catholic on the Warriors’ home field. game of golf like nobody’s busi- VANCOUVER — Toledo- ness.” Winlock adjusted to the turf used to the turf." goal, also assisted by Munoz, The Wildcats defeated White Black Hills was led by Siri at Luke Jensen Park in wet and After a closely contested first for a 2-0 lead. Seton Catholic Salmon 3-2 Tuesday and the two Snelson’s 11 points. W.F. West’s slippery conditions for a 2-1 half, Adair Garibay continued wouldn't go away, answering will meet in a few weeks with a 59 points was their highest SWW 1A League Trico Division his scoring tear on an assist with a goal in the 68th minute possible league championship victory over Seton Catholic here from Fernando Munoz in the by Will Seldon. Josh Balsinger output of the season and the on the line. Bearcats’ third win of the season. on Tuesday night, keeping pace final minute of the first half. assisted on the score and helped "I think overall we did the with La Center for first in the “Part of the time it was rain- "When you get that goal at spark some momentum for the things we needed to do. We league standings. the end of a pretty even half, it home team. ing and the ground was pretty grinded out a win," Malunat "We were out of sorts a little kind of takes the wind out of "They got a lift from that wet,” Thompson said. “That’s bit in the first half, but we were their sails," Malunat said. "It and made the final 10 minutes said. "I think we need to rest up, definitely the most points we’ve able to get used to the condi- was a momentum burst for us very interesting," Malunat said. we're kind of banged up and we gotten in a match so they were tions," Toledo-Winlock coach especially after I didn't think we "They went full bore at us." need to get ready for the next pleased with that. Also every- Horst Malunat said. "It's good were playing all that well. That United (7-1 league, 7-3 over- one." body had points.” because if we do end up going helped elevate us." all) held on to dispatch third- Toledo-Winlock plays one- The Bearcats (3-2 overall) beyond league into the postsea- In the 58th minute, Forrest place Seton Catholic and remain win Trico foe King's Way on will play Aberdeen on Friday at son, we're going to have to get Wallace scored United's second tied with La Center (8-1 league). Thursday in Winlock at 7 p.m. Grays Harbor Country Club. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 24, 2014

Tuesday’s 2A Boys Soccer Mann Comes Up Clutch, Bearcats Score Overtime Win By The Chronicle at Bearcat Stadium on Tuesday the form of a Mann goal on a utes later, and neither team could I love it," W.F. West coach Tino Not only did freshman Drew night in Evergreen 2A Confer- Liam Ratkey assist in the 30th get on the board through the re- Sanchez said. "We have been Mann score a hat trick for the ence boys soccer action. minute to end the half down 2-1. maining regulation time. struggling but we are slowly get- River Ridge cracked open The Hawks' Phoenix Taylor Three minutes into overtime, ting there. We have a chance at Bearcats, he scored them in a the match with two goals within tacked on one more with a in the Mann came up big again for the districts, but our boys have to re- timely manner. a 10-minute time period, com- 45th minute. Mann came right final time, sealing his first career ally want it. We shall see." Mann scored the last of his ing from Brandon Krause in the back in the 48th minute to score, hat trick and a win for the Cats. W.F. West (4-4 league) has three goals in the first over- 13th minute and Carlos Guzman this time on an assist from Je- "Our team never gives up now won four of its last five time period, leading W.F. West in the 19th minute. sus Morales. Tyler St. Catherine fighting and that can make for games, and will play at Aberdeen to a 4-3 win over River Ridge W.F. West answered back in would tie the game up five min- very exciting games like this one. on Thursday. NBA Tuesday’s Prep Softball Blazers Ride Aldridge to 2-0 Lead Napavine Tops HOUSTON (AP) — LaMar- Elma in Extras cus Aldridge scored 43 points and Damian Lillard made six By The Chronicle free throws down the stretch to ELMA — Napavine’s give the Portland Trail Blazers Kaylee Barada hit a 2-run a 112-105 win over the Houston single in the top of the Rockets on Wednesday night ninth inning, and the Tigers and a 2-0 lead in the first-round picked up a 6-4 win over playoff series. Elma here Tuesday after- Aldridge has made the most noon in nonleague softball of the return to his home state action. and put the Trail Blazers in con- Mackenzie Olson hit a trol heading home for Game 3 in solo home run in the top of Portland. the sixth inning for the Ti- Aldridge became the first gers’ first run of the game, player with consecutive 40-point and drew three walks in the games in the playoffs since LeB- win, while pitching all nine ron James did it in May of 2009 innings. after scoring a career-high and Karley Bornstein added franchise playoff-record 46 in a 3 for 4 performance at the an overtime win in Game 1. He’s plate for the winners. also the first player Trail Blaz- The game moved to a ers history to have to 40-point Texas tiebreaker situation in games in the postseason. the ninth inning, with each James Harden knocked team starting their turn at down a 3-pointer with about 30 the plate with a runner at seconds left to get the Rockets second base. Grace Hamre within 3. Lillard made two free was hit by a pitch to start throws before Harden fouled out the top of the Tiger ninth, about 10 seconds later. Mo Wil- and after a fielder’s choice liams and Lillard both made a by Devanie Kleemeyer ad- pair of free throws after that to vanced the runners Barada secure the win. Lillard finished drove in the game-winning with 18 points. runs with a hit. Dwight Howard was unstop- The Tigers played error- pable early and scored 25 points free ball, and made the most in the first half, but managed just of their six hits off of Elma seven in the second half. pitcher Brooke Goldsmith. After missing 20 shots in “We had a great defen- Game 1, Harden promised a bet- sive game,” Napavine coach ter performance in this game. Kadie Muller said. “We But it was much of the same as he couldn’t get the bats going was 6 of 19 and finished with 18 until about the sixth inning, points. but after we did we played The Rockets trailed by nine very well.” points before a 5-0 run cut the Napavine (11-3, 6-3 Cen- lead to 102-98 with about a min- tral 2B League) will host ute left. Both teams made a pair Wahkiakum in a double- of free throws after that before header on Thursday. Lillard found Wesley Matthews wide open for a reverse layup to Beavers Outlast North make it 106-100 with 33 seconds Beach left. TENINO — The Beaver A one-handed dunk by Al- bats had plenty of success dridge over Omer Asik gave here Tuesday in an 11-10 Portland a 96-87 lead with about nonleague softball victory five minutes left. David J. Phillip / The Associated Press over North Beach. With Aldridge on the bench Morgan Masters went to start the fourth, Houston LaMarcus Aldridge (12) of the Portland Trail Blazers shoots over Omar Asik (3) of the Houston Rockets in Game 2 of an opening-round NBA basketball playof series Wednesday in Houston. 2 for 4 with a double and 2 scored the first four points of RBIs for the Beavers, while the period to cut the lead to two Molly Eckardt was 2 for 5 points, but Williams and Dorell couple of minutes later. in the third quarter and sat out of that span before Patrick Bev- and drove in a run. Merissa Wright made consecutive 3s to Portland scored five quick the last six minutes of the quar- erley made a free throw. Portland Richardson and Alyssa Mc- make it 89-81 midway through points after that with the help of ter after picking up his fourth scored the next seven points to Cullar each added doubles the quarter. a 3-pointer from Lillard before foul. take a 53-51 lead, but Beverley’s for the Beavers. Aldridge made 10 of Port- Houston used a 6-0 run to go on There was a stretch in the basket at the buzzer tied it at Felicia Gubbe pitched land’s first 14 points of the sec- top 73-72 with 3 ½ minutes left second quarter when it was all halftime. four innings for Tenino with ond half to help the Trail Blaz- in the third. Howard and Aldridge. Aldridge Howard scored Houston’s three strikeouts. Masters ers build a 67-58 lead with about Wright got going after that, made a basket and a pair of free tossed the last three innings eight minutes left in the quarter. scoring seven points in an 11-4 throws before he and Howard first 13 points and had 19 — with five dunks — by the end of the with a pair of strikeouts, but Houston scored the next nine spurt that gave Portland an 83-77 exchanged buckets on four trips the Beavers committed six points, with the last five from lead entering the fourth quarter. down the court. The Trail Blaz- first quarter to help the Rockets errors and benefitted from Chandler Parsons, to tie it at 67 a Howard scored just one point ers cut the lead to four at the end to a 31-23 lead. six walks in the game. Emily Takagi hit two home runs for the Hyaks. Jose Calderon Regains His Rhythm to Boost Mavericks Tenino (5-3, 2-2 league) SAN ANTONIO (MCT) — stayed with him. will host Montesano on Thursday in a SWW 1A The Dallas Mavericks didn't pan- It was Calderon who helped League Evergreen Division ic and stayed the course. blow the game open in the third doubleheader. That was the message during a quarter, when he scored all 12 two-day lull between Sunday's of his points on 5-of-7 shooting. Game 1 loss to the San Antonio His spark included a 7-0 stretch Spurs and Wednesday night's of his own to give the Mavericks 113-92 blowout win in the first an 81-69 lead with 2:42 left in the round of the Western Confer- Softball ence playoffs. period. The message meant sticking The Mavericks never looked Continued from Sports 1 with supposedly overmatched back after that, leading by 13 af- point guard Jose Calderon and ter three quarters and winning Reynolds, meanwhile, went resisting any urge to replace him by 21. 2 for 3 with two homers, and with backup Devin Harris head- "I couldn't make a shot the played well behind the plate, ing into Game 2. other day," said Calderon, who Keen added. Calderon rewarded the Mav- played his customary 28 minutes "A lot of times I will call ericks' and coach Rick Carlisle's in the game. "I couldn't make pitches for the catcher, but Cait- faith and patience with a sizzling one in the first half today. But lin called all of them today and performance at the AT&T Cen- they are my shots. It was noth- did exceptionally well," said MCT ter. Tom Fox / ing different. You keep shooting Keen. "With her chemistry with The Mavericks ended a 10- The Dallas Mavericks' Monta Ellis (11) puts up a shot against the San Antonio Spurs' and being aggressive. It felt great Ali, she was like another coach Tim Duncan (21) during the irst half in Game 2 of a Western Conference quarter- game losing streak to the Spurs when they finally went in in the out there." inal at the AT&T Center in San Antonio, Texas, on Wednesday. Dallas won, 113-92, while tying the series at 1-1 with third quarter. It gives you more Roni Braun kicked off the Game 3 in Dallas on Saturday. to tie the series, 1-1. offensive outburst for Chehalis Calderon scored 12 points on confidence." with a 2-run homer in the first 5-of-10 shooting while dishing ing to have bad games. I'm not points while playing just 16 min- It wasn't just Calderon as inning. five assists with no turnovers. worried about that. I've just got utes. Harris had another superb night W.F. West improved to 10-0 "I didn't know they were say- to keep doing my job. The shots He didn't start well Wednes- off the bench, scoring 18 points with the win (9-0 league). Weath- ing that," Calderon said. "We went in. I felt comfortable." day night, going 0 for 3 in the on 7-of-9 shooting in 24 minutes er permitting, the Bearcats will never talk about it in the locker Calderon missed his first four first half. of play. He had 19 points and five host Tumwater Wednesday to room. I never felt their confi- shots in the Game 1 loss, eventu- But again, Calderon didn't assists in 32 minutes of action in finish out the three-game regu- dence wasn't there. You are go- ally going 3 of 9 for only seven lose the faith, and the Mavericks Game 1. lar-season series with the T-Birds. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 24, 2014 SPORTS

Scoreboard NFL Preps lotte, TBD Philadelphia 3, at LA Dodgers 2 x-Sunday, May 4: Charlotte at Mi- Montreal 4, Tampa Bay 0 Seahawks Sign Trufant So Local Schedules ami, TBD Wednesday’s Results Wednesday, April 16 THURSDAY, April 24 Atlanta 3, Miami 1 Montreal 5, Tampa Bay 4, OT Baseball Brooklyn 1, Toronto 1 Arizona 7, Chicago Cubs 5 Friday, April 18 He Can Retire With Them Onalaska at Mossyrock, 3 p.m. (DH) Saturday, April 19: Brooklyn 94, San Francisco 12, Colorado 10, (11 inn.) Montreal 4, Tampa Bay 1 By Todd Dybas Pe Ell at Adna, 3 p.m. (DH) Toronto 87 Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 2 Sunday, April 20 Wahkiakum at Napavine, 3 p.m. Tuesday, April 22: Toronto 100, Washington 5, L.A. Angels 4 Montreal 3, Tampa Bay 2 The Tacoma News Tribune (DH) Brooklyn 95 N.Y. Mets 3, St. Louis 2 Tuesday, April 22 Rochester at Forks, 3 p.m. (DH) Friday, April 25: Toronto at Brook- Milwaukee 5, San Diego 2 Montreal 4, Tampa Bay 3 The contract will be short but cherished. Montesano at Tenino, 3 p.m. (DH) lyn, 4 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 5, Philadelphia 2 Tacoma’s Marcus Trufant signed a one-day con- Morton-White Pass at Toutle Lake, 3 Sunday, April 27: Toronto at Texas 3, Oakland 0 Pittsburgh 2, Columbus 2 tract with the Seattle Seahawks on Wednesday so he p.m. (DH) Brooklyn, 4 p.m. Seattle 5, Houston 3 Wednesday, April 16 Centralia at Franklin Pierce, 7 p.m. x-Wednesday, April 30: Brooklyn Cleveland 5, Kansas City 3 Pittsburgh 4, Columbus 3 could retire as a Seahawk on Thursday morning. Tumwater at W.F. West, 4:30 p.m. at Toronto, TBD Baltimore 10, Toronto 8 Saturday, April 19 The Seahawks selected Trufant 11th overall out of Softball x-Friday, May 2: Toronto at Brook- Chicago White Sox 6, Detroit 4 Columbus 4, Pittsburgh 3, 2OT Washington State in 2003. He played cornerback for Tumwater at W.F. West, 4:30 p.m. lyn, TBD Minnesota 6, Tampa Bay 4, (12 inn.) Monday, April 21 the organization until 2012 and went to the Pro Bowl Onalaska at Mossyrock, 3 p.m. (DH) x-Sunday, May 4: Brooklyn at To- Boston 5, N.Y. Yankees 1 Pittsburgh 4, Columbus 3 Pe Ell at Adna, 3 p.m. (DH) ronto, TBD Wednesday, April 23 in 2007. It was that season which Trufant, who was a Wahkiakum at Napavine, 3 p.m. Thursday’s Games Columbus 4, Pittsburgh 3, OT three-sport star at Wilson High School, solidified his (DH) Washington 2, Chicago 0 Kansas City at Cleveland, 9 a.m. Saturday, April 26 standing as one of the NFL’s best cornerbacks. His Rochester at Forks, 3 p.m. (DH) Sunday, April 20: Washington 102, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 9:35 p.m. Columbus at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. career-high seven interceptions that season tied for Montesano at Tenino, 3 p.m. (DH) Chicago 93. Chi. White Sox at Detroit, 10:08 a.m. third-most in the NFL, one of which he returned for a Morton-White Pass at Toutle Lake, 3 Tuesday, April 22: Washington 101, St. Louis at NY Mets, 10:10 a.m. N.Y. Rangers 2, Philadelphia 1 p.m. (DH) Chicago 99 (OT) Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 10:10 a.m. Thursday, April 17 touchdown. He made 85 tackles that season, second to Boys Golf Friday, April 25: Chicago at Wash- Arizona at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 a.m. Rangers 4, Flyers 1 the 96 he made his second season with the team. Adna at Wahkiakum, 3:30 p.m. ington, 5 p.m. San Diego at Washington, 4:05 p.m. Sunday, April 20 Trufant was also durable. He played at least 15 Girls Golf Sunday, April 27: Chicago at Baltimore at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Rangers 2 games in seven of his 10 seasons. Only once, in 2011, Woodland at Rochester, 3:30 p.m. Washington, 10 a.m. NY Yankees at Boston, 4:10 p.m. Tuesday, April 22 Centralia at Capital, 3:30 p.m. x-Tuesday, April 29: Washington Oakland at Houston, 5:10 p.m. N.Y. Rangers 4, Philadelphia 1 did he play fewer than 10 when a bruised sacrum Girls Tennis at Chicago, TBD Philadelphia at LA Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Friday, April 25 forced him to injured reserve. He parted with the Se- Tenino at Eatonville, 3:30 p.m. x-Thursday, May 1: Chicago at N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. ahawks after primarily playing as the nickelback 2012. Track Washington, TBD Friday’s Games Trufant went to Jacksonville, where he was temporar- Pe Ell at Comet Invite (Naselle), 3:30 x-Saturday, May 3: Washington at Kansas City at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE ily reunited with former Seahawks defensive coordina- p.m. Chicago, TBD LA Angels at NY Yankees, 4:05 p.m. Colorado 2, Minnesota 1 Boys Soccer San Diego at Washington, 4:05 p.m. Thursday, April 17 tor Gus Bradley, for training camp last season. Trufant Hoquiam at Rochester, 7 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Boston at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. Colorado 5, Minnesota 4 was released Aug. 30, 2013, ostensibly ending his ca- King’s Way Christian at Toledo- San Antonio 1, Dallas 1 Miami at NY Mets, 4:10 p.m. Saturday, April 19 reer. Winlock, 7 p.m. Sunday, April 20: San Antonio 90, Cincinnati at Atlanta, 4:35 p.m. Colorado 4, Minnesota 2 W.F. West at Aberdeen, 7 p.m. Dallas 85 Tampa Bay at Chi. White Sox, 5:10 p.m. Monday, April 21 Wednesday, April 23: Dallas 113, Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 5:10 p.m. Minnesota 1, Colorado 0, OT FRIDAY, April 25 San Antonio 92 Detroit at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. Thursday, April 24 Sports on the Air College Softball Saturday, April 26: San Antonio at Oakland at Houston, 5:10 p.m. Colorado at Minnesota, 6:30 p.m. THURSDAY, April 24 South Puget Sound at Centraila, 3 Dallas, 1:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. BOXING p.m. Monday, April 28: San Antonio at Philadelphia at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. St. Louis 2, Chicago 2 Baseball Dallas, 6:30 p.m. Texas at Seattle, 7:10 p.m. Thursday, April 17 6 p.m. W.F. West at Olympia, 4 p.m. x-Wednesday, April 30: Dallas at Colorado at LA Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. St. Louis 4, Chicago 3 ESPN2 — Junior welterweights, Josesito Lopez Aberdeen at Centralia, 4:30 p.m. San Antonio, TBD Cleveland at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. Saturday, April 19 (31-6-0) vs. Aron Martinez (19-2-1), at Rancho Mi- Hoquiam at Rochester, 4 p.m. x-Friday, May 2: San Antonio at St. Louis 4, Chicago 3, OT rage, Calif. Softball Dallas, TBD Saturday’s Games Monday, April 21 COLLEGE BASEBALL Centralia at Aberdeen, 4:30 p.m. x-Sunday, May 4: Dallas at San An- LA Angels at NY Yankees, 10:05 a.m. Chicago 4, St. Louis 3, OT Girls Golf tonio, TBD San Diego at Washington, 10:05 a.m. Friday, April 25 4:30 p.m. W.F. West vs Aberdeen at Ocean Boston at Toronto, 10:07 a.m. Chicago at St. Louis, 5 p.m. ESPNU — Texas A&M at Mississippi St. Shores GC, 3:30 p.m. Oklahoma City 1, Memphis 1 Detroit at Minnesota, 11:10 a.m. GOLF Girls Tennis Saturday, April 19: Oklahoma City Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 1:05 p.m. Anaheim 2, Dallas 2 6:30 a.m. Tenino at Charles Wright Academy, 100, Memphis 86 Cleveland at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m. Wednesday, April 16 3:30 p.m. Monday, April 21: Memphis 111, Kansas City at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. Anaheim 4, Dallas 3 TGC — European PGA Tour, China Open, Track Oklahoma City 105 (OT) Tampa Bay at Chi. White Sox, 4:10 p.m. Friday, April 18 first round, at Shenzhen, China (same-day tape) Adna, Morton White Pass, Mossyr- Thursday, April 24: Oklahoma Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 4:10 p.m. Anaheim 3, Dallas 2 Noon ock, Napavine, Onalaska, Pe Ell, Roch- City at Memphis, 5 p.m. Cincinnati at Atlanta, 4:10 p.m. Monday, April 21 TGC — PGA Tour, Zurich Classic, first round, ester, Tenino, Centralia at W.F. West for Saturday, April 26: Oklahoma City Oakland at Houston, 4:10 p.m. Dallas 3, Anaheim 0 at New Orleans Chehalis Activator’s Invitational, 4 p.m. at Memphis, 6:30 p.m. Miami at NY Mets, 4:10 p.m. Wednesday, April 23 Toledo at White Salmon Bruin Invi- x-Tuesday, April 29: Memphis at Philadelphia at Arizona, 5:10 p.m. Dallas 4, Anaheim 2 3:30 p.m. tational, noon Oklahoma City, TBD Texas at Seattle, 6:10 p.m. Friday, April 25 TGC — LPGA, Swinging Skirts Classic, first x-Thursday, May 1: Oklahoma Colorado at LA Dodgers, 6:10 p.m. Dallas at Anaheim, 7:30 p.m. round, at Daly City, Calif. SATURDAY, April 26 City at Memphis, TBD MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL College Baseball x-Saturday, May 3: Memphis at Sunday’s Games San Jose 3, Los Angeles 0 Tacoma at Centralia, 1 p.m. Oklahoma City, TBD Boston at Toronto, 10:07 a.m. Thursday, April 17 9:30 a.m. College Softball Miami at NY Mets, 10:10 a.m. San Jose 6, Kings 3 MLB — Regional coverage, Cincinnati at Pitts- Green River at Centralia, 12 p.m. Golden State 1, L.A. Clippers 1 Kansas City at Baltimore, 10:35 p.m. Sunday, April 20 burgh or St. Louis at N.Y. Mets Track Saturday, April 19: Golden State Cincinnati at Atlanta, 10:35 p.m. San Jose 7, Los Angeles 2 4 p.m. 109, L.A. Clippers 105 Chehalis Activator’s Classic: Mossy- San Diego at Washington, 10:35 p.m. Tuesday, April 22 MLB — Regional coverage, N.Y. Yankees at rock, Onalaska, Pe Ell, Rochester, Teni- Monday, April 21: L.A. Clippers Tampa Bay at Chi. White Sox, 11:10 p.m. San Jose 4, Los Angeles 3, OT no, Centralia at W.F. West, 12 p.m. 139, Golden State 98 Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 11:10 p.m. Thursday, April 24 Boston or Baltimore at Toronto Thursday, April 24: L.A. Clippers Detroit at Minnesota, 11:10 p.m. San Jose at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m.. NBA BASKETBALL SUNDAY, April 27 at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. Oakland at Houston, 11:10 p.m. 5 p.m. College Baseball Sunday, April 27: L.A. Clippers at Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 11:15 p.m. TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 3, Oklaho- Centralia at Tacoma, 1 p.m. Golden State, 12:30 p.m. Cleveland at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m. Golf College Women’s Golf x-Tuesday, April 29: Golden State Texas at Seattle, 1:10 p.m. PGA Tour ma City at Memphis Centralia at Olympic, all day at L.A. Clippers, TBD Colorado at LA Dodgers, 1:10 p.m. Money Leaders 7:30 p.m. x-Thursday, May 1: L.A. Clippers Philadelphia at Arizona, 1:10 p.m. As of April 23 TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 3, LA Clip- Local Results at Golden State, TBD LA Angels at NY Yankees, 5 p.m. Golfer Money Tuesday’s Results x-Saturday, May 3: Golden State at 1. Bubba Watson $4,533,006 pers at Golden State Baseball L.A. Clippers, TBD Monday’s Games 2. Jimmy Walker $4,225,071 NHL HOCKEY 3. Dustin Johnson $3,356,150 At Tumwater Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. 5 p.m. THUNDERBIRDS 4, BEARCATS 2 4. Matt Kuchar $3,121,106 Portland 2, Houston 0 Oakland at Texas, 5 p.m. W.F. West 011 000 0 — 2 4 3 5. Patrick Reed $3,048,426 NBCSN — Playoffs, conference quarterfinals, Sunday, April 20: Portland 122, Tumwater 100 012 x — 4 9 2 Tampa Bay at Chi. White Sox, 5:10 p.m. 6. Jordan Spieth $2,731,423 game 4, Boston at Detroit Houston 120, OT. Batteries: W.F. West — Elijah Milwaukee at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. 7. Harris English $2,579,772 7:30 p.m. Johnson, Anthony Painter (6) and Tan- Wednesday, April 23: Portland Colorado at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. 8. Chris Kirk $2,181,286 ner Gueller; Tumwater — Elijah Hill, 112, Houston 105 Cleveland at LA Angels, 7:05 p.m. 9. Matt Every $2,112,825 NBCSN — Playoffs, conference quarterfinals, Tanner Angel (7) and Ian Sugrue Friday, April 25: Houston at Port- San Diego at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. 10. Zach Johnson $2,110,336 game 4, San Jose at Los Angeles land, 7:30 p.m. 11. Webb Simpson $2,099,775 12. Ryan Moore $2,096,504 SOCCER Softball Sunday, April 27: Houston at Port- Tuesday’s Games At Tumwater 13. Jason Day $2,010,360 Noon land, 6:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. BEARCATS 15, THUNDERBIRDS 4 14. Kevin Stadler $1,931,351 x-Wednesday, April 30: Portland FS1 — UEFA Europa League, semifinal, first Tumwater 100 002 1 — 4 5 5 Seattle at NY Yankees, 4:05 p.m. 15. Will MacKenzie $1,782,250 W.F. West 201 063 3 — 15 13 2 at Houston, TBD NY Mets at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. 16. Graham Delaet $1,726,733 leg, Benfica vs. Juventus, at Lisbon, Portugal Batteries: Tumwater — Glasgo x-Friday, May 2: Houston at Port- Tampa Bay at Boston, 4:10 p.m. 17. John Senden $1,686,464 and McDaniel; W.F. West — Graham land, TBD Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. 18. Matt Jones $1,615,597 FRIDAY, April 25 and Reynolds x-Sunday, May 4: Portland at Atlanta at Miami, 4:10 p.m. 19. Kevin Na $1,606,652 Houston, TBD Oakland at Texas, 5:05 p.m. 20. Brian Stuard $1,518,585 AUTO RACING 21. Russell Henley $1,499,994 At Elma Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 5:10 p.m. 7 a.m. TIGERS 6, EAGLES 4 (9 inn.) 22. Gary Woodland $1,491,410 Toronto at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. Napavine 000 001 302 — 6 6 0 23. Rickie Fowler $1,467,230 FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice for Toy- Elma 200 010 100 — 4 10 2 LA Dodgers at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. 24. Ryan Palmer $1,466,356 ota Owners 400, at Richmond, Va. Batteries: Napavine — Mackenzie MLB Washington at Houston, 5:10 p.m. 25. Keegan Bradley $1,453,715 10 a.m. Milwaukee at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. 26. Sergio Garcia $1,377,866 Olson and Karley Bornstien; Elma — Standings Goldsmith and Elliott Colorado at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. 27. Graeme McDowell $1,347,030 FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, “Happy Hour All Times PST Cleveland at LA Angels, 7:05 p.m. 28. Steven Bowditch $1,331,996 American League Series,” final practice for Toyota Owners 400, at San Diego at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. 29. Luke Donald $1,282,651 EAST DIV. W L Pct GB 30. Rory McIlroy $1,274,740 Richmond, Va. New York 12 9 .571 — 31. Ryo Ishikawa $1,239,264 Noon League Leaders Local Toronto 11 10 .524 1 32. Chesson Hadley $1,237,706 American League ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, pole Baltimore 10 10 .500 1½ 33. Pat Perez $1,220,216 Local Golf Batting Average qualifying for ToyotaCare 250, at Richmond, Va. Tampa Bay 10 11 .476 2 34. Scott Stallings $1,205,200 Riverside Women’s Golf Club 1. Dayan Viciedo, CHW .354 35. Chris Stroud $1,203,782 2 p.m. April 22 Results Boston 10 12 .455 2½ 2. Alexei Ramirez, CHW .352 36. Charles Howell III $1,203,503 18-Hole Sub Par CENTRAL FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole qualifying 3. Melky Cabrera, TOR .351 37. Jonas Blixt $1,203,180 First Division Detroit 10 8 .556 — 4. Matt Joyce, TB .346 38. Ian Poulter $1,148,844 for Toyota Owners 400, at Richmond, Va. 1. Susan Remund Chicago 11 11 .500 1 39. Jamie Donaldson $1,143,322 4. Chris Colabello, MIN .346 4 p.m. 2. Linda Meyers Kansas City 10 10 .500 1 40. Bill Haas $1,139,553 Second Division Minnesota 10 10 .500 1 ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, Toyo- 1. Val Wheeler Home Runs Cleveland 10 11 .476 1½ taCare 250, at Richmond, Va. 2. Janet Schultz 1. Albert Pujols, LAA 8 WEST GOLF 2. Jose Abreu, CHW 7 Texas 14 8 .636 — 3. Jose Bautista, TOR 6 NASCAR 6:30 a.m. Oakland 13 8 .619 ½ 3. Nelson Cruz, BAL 6 Sprint Cup Standings TGC — European PGA Tour, China Open, sec- Los Angeles 10 11 .476 3½ 3. Brian Dozier, MIN 6 As of April 23 ond round, at Shenzhen, China (same-day tape) NBA Seattle 8 13 .381 5½ Driver Points Houston 7 15 .318 7 Noon National League 1. Kevin Harvick 186 National Basketball Association National League 2. Carl Edwards 278 Batting Average TGC — PGA Tour, Zurich Classic, second NBA Playoff Glance EAST DIV. W L Pct GB 3. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 271 1. Charlie Blackmon, COL .410 round, at New Orleans All Times PDT Atlanta 14 7 .667 — 4. Kyle Busch 269 2. Troy Tulowitzki, COL .388 FIRST ROUND Washington 12 10 .545 2½ 5. Brad Keselowski 246 3:30 p.m. 3. Chase Utley, PHI .384 (Best-of-7) New York 11 10 .524 3 6. Joey Logano 245 TGC — LPGA, Swinging Skirts Classic, second 4. Dee Gordon, LAD .369 7. Kurt Busch 164 (x-if necessary) Philadelphia 10 11 .476 4 8. Jeff Gordon 297 round, at Daly City, Calif. EASTERN CONFERENCE 5. Yadier Molina, STL .367 Miami 10 12 .455 4½ 9. Matt Kenseth 296 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Atlanta 1, Indiana 0 CENTRAL Home Runs 10. Jimmie Johnson 270 5 p.m. Saturday, April 19: Atlanta 101, In- Milwaukee 16 6 .727 — 11. Ryan Newman 236 1. Brandon Belt, SF 7 diana 93 St. Louis 12 10 .545 4 12. Austin Dillon 235 MLB — Regional coverage, Pittsburgh at St. Tuesday, April 22: Atlanta at Indi- Cincinnati 10 11 .476 5½ 1. Mark Trumbo, ARI 7 13. Greg Biffle 227 Louis or Cincinnati at Atlanta ana, 4 p.m. Pittsburgh 9 13 .409 7 3. Ryan Braun, MIL 6 14. Tony Stewart 224 3. Neil Walker, PIT 6 13. Brian Vickers 224 7 p.m. Thursday, April 24: Indiana at At- Chicago 7 13 .350 8 ROOT — Texas at Seattle lanta, 4 p.m. WEST 3. Pedro Alvarez, PIT 6 16. Kyle Larson 223 15. Denny Hamlin 223 Saturday, April 26: Indiana at At- NBA BASKETBALL Los Angeles 13 9 .591 — 18. Clint Bowyer 219 lanta, 11 a.m. San Francisco 12 10 .545 1 19. Marcos Ambrose 216 4 p.m. x-Monday, April 28: Atlanta at In- Colorado 12 11 .522 1½ NHL 20. Paul Menard 206 ESPN — Playoffs, first round, game 3, Toronto diana, 5 p.m. San Diego 10 12 .455 3 21. AJ Allmendinger 202 at Brooklyn x-Thursday, May 1: Indiana at At- Arizona 6 18 .250 8 National Hockey League 22. Jamie McMurray 195 lanta, TBD Playoff Glance 23. Casey Mears 188 5 p.m. x-Saturday, May 3: Atlanta at Indi- Tuesday’s Results All Times EDT 24. Kasey Kahne 186 ESPN2 — Playoffs, first round, game 3, Chi- ana, TBD Kansas City 8, at Cleveland 2 FIRST ROUND 25. Aric Almirola 184 26. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 178 cago at Washington LA Angels 7, at Washington 2 (Best-of-7) 27. Justin Allgaier 150 7:30 p.m. Miami 2, Charlotte 0 Cincinnati 4, at Pittsburgh 1 (x-if necessary) 28. Martin Truex Jr. 148 ESPN — Playoffs, first round, game 3, Houston Sunday, April 20: Miami 99, Char- at Toronto 9, Baltimore 3 EASTERN CONFERENCE 29. Danica Patrick 143 lotte 88 at Detroit 8, Chicago White Sox 6 30. David Gilliland 123 at Portland Wednesday, April 23: Miami 101, NY Yankees 9, at Boston 3 Detroit 2, Boston 1 31. Reed Sorenson 118 NHL HOCKEY Charlotte 97 Miami 1, at Atlanta 0 Friday, April 18 32. David Ragan 107 5 p.m. 33. Cole Whitt 105 Saturday, April 26: Miami at Char- St. Louis 3, at NY Mets 0 Detroit 1, Boston 0 NBCSN — Playoffs, conference quarterfinals, lotte, 4 p.m. at Tampa Bay 7, Minnesota 3 Sunday, April 20 34. Michael Annett 105 35. Alex Bowman 100 Monday, April 28: Miami at Char- at Chicago Cubs 9, Arizona 2 Sunday, April 20: Boston 4, Detroit 1 game 5, Chicago at St. Louis (if necessary) 36. Josh Wise 90 lotte, 4 p.m. San Diego 2, at Milwaukee 1 Tuesday, April 22 37. Travis Kvapil 63 7:30 p.m. x-Wednesday, April 30: Charlotte at Colorado 2, San Francisco 1 Boston 3, Detroit 0 38. Parker Kligerman 54 NBCSN — Playoffs, conference quarterfinals, at Miami, TBD Texas 5, at Oakland 4 Thursday, April 24: 39. Ryan Truex 51 game 5, Dallas at Anaheim (if necessary) x-Friday, May 2: Miami at Char- Houston 5, at Seattle 2 Boston at Detroit, 5 p.m. 40. Michael McDowell 40 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 24, 2014 • Sports 7

CURRENT EVENTS RICHMOND

• Two-car Swan Racing, starting the sea- SPRINT CUP SERIES son with a “50 Cent splash” now has equip- Race: Toyota Owners 400 ment worth 50 cents on the dollar. The team Track: Richmond International Raceway reportedly suspended operations prior to Location: Richmond, Va. Richmond after debt reached $400,000 per Date: Saturday, April 26 vendor in some cases. Wrecked race cars TV: FOX (7:00 p.m. EST) didn’t help, with rookies Cole Whitt and Layout: .75-mile D-shaped oval Parker Kligerman making their share of Banking/Turns: 14 degrees rookie mistakes while collecting zero top-15 Banking/Frontstretch: 8 degrees finishes between them. But with celebrity Banking/Backstretch: 2 degrees sponsorship, in the form of the famous rap- 2013 Winners: Kevin Harvick (April); Carl Ed- per’s SMS Audio and former Denver Bronco wards (Sept.) Bill Romanowski a more stable environ- Crew Chief’s Take: “Richmond probably ment was expected. Co-owners Brandon strikes the best balance between what driv- Davis and Anthony Marlowe have re- ers like in a racetrack and what fans want to mained silent other than a brief tweet from see. It’s a fast short track that takes a setup Marlowe stating he was “fighting to find closer to what you’d see on a superspeedway funding” to keep Whitt running the No. 26. as opposed to Bristol or Martinsville. You have to find the right balance of having a car • The Nationwide Series gets some Mexican turn in the center of the corner without giv- flavor this month when young Daniel ing up forward bite for those fast straight- Suarez makes his debut behind a Joe Gibbs aways — although the frontstretch isn’t Racing Toyota at Richmond. The 22-year-old, really ‘straight.’ This is where the driver can with two wins in four K&N Pro East Series make a big difference in communicating what starts this season, is building a case for a Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s victory at the Daytona 500 is the highlight of the season for Hendrick Motorsports. Photo by Action Sports, Inc. is and is not working.” full-time ride with long-term goals reaching higher. International influence has been NATIONWIDE SERIES down in NASCAR this season, as Juan Pablo Race: ToyotaCare 250 Montoya’s departure left Australian Marcos WINNER TAKE ALL Track: Richmond International Raceway Ambrose the only foreign-born driver com- Date: Friday, April 25 peting on the major-league Cup level. TV: ESPNews (7:00 p.m. EST) NASCAR’s new championship format has 2013 Winner: Brad Keselowski (April and Sept.) • TV ratings got a small boost at Darling- ton. While the Nielsen number was rough — placed the emphasis on winning races CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES a 3.6 was the lowest for any race at the track Race: SFP 250 since 2000 — the overall viewership of six mechanical failures. Now, the se- Track: Kansas Speedway Matt Taliaferro million was up two percent over 2013. It’s ries wins-leader is sitting pretty PRETENDERS Location: Kansas City, Kan. the first time in 2014 any year-to-year com- Athlon Sports despite 50 percent of his races Joe Gibbs Racing Date: Friday, May 9 parison for NASCAR’s TV audience has posted Racing Editor ending with finishes of 36th or TV: FOX Sports 1 (8:30 p.m. EST) @MattTaliaferro Kenseth, with a league-leading an increase. worse. Six-time champ Johnson seven wins in 2013, has zero Layout: 1.5-mile tri-oval — with a series-leading 515 laps through the first eight races. Yes, Banking/Turns: Progressive (17-20 degrees) Two months into NASCAR’s led — has called Harvick the man he sits second in points but some- 2013 Winner: Matt Crafton to beat, and crew chief Rodney SPRINT CUP STANDINGS new championship format and it’s thing appears off within an organ- clear the goal is becoming as sim- Childers is looking like the next ization that challenged Hendrick CLASSIC MOMENTS DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND ple as one word: win. Chad Knaus. for top honors last year. Kyle 1. Jeff Gordon 297 — Take Kevin Harvick as an exam- Busch has a victory, earning that Richmond International Raceway 2. Matt Kenseth 296 -1 ple. The first driver to lock up a Penske Racing Chase bid early, but remains under Surprise winners are always fun, especially 3. Carl Edwards (1) 278 -19 postseason spot with two victories Drivers Joey Logano and Brad heavy criticism for “picking on” when they’re surprised they won. 4. Dale Earnhardt Jr. (1) 271 -26 sits outside the top 20, utilizing a Keselowski, already with a vic- That’s the case with Kyle Petty’s first ca- 5. Jimmie Johnson 270 -27 minor league competition in the “boom or bust” mentality as op- tory apiece, should have their Nationwide and Truck series at the reer win, at Richmond in 1986. Petty, who 6. Kyle Busch (1) 269 -28 playoff tickets punched. That’s a 7. Brad Keselowski (1) 246 -51 posed to collecting top-10 results. expense of his Cup car. Denny had won his first-ever race of any kind in the huge boost for this two-car organ- 8. Joey Logano (1) 245 -52 Seven winners in the first eight Hamlin, missing a race due to an ARCA series in 1979, had been close but had 9. Ryan Newman 236 -61 races have brought parity and ac- ization, which can spend the sum- eye injury, has been mistake-prone yet to find Victory Lane in NASCAR. That is, mer relaxed and loose instead of 10. Austin Dillon 235 -62 celerated competition to a sport and could be driving himself into until Dale Earnhardt hooked Darrell Waltrip trying to boost some slumping 11. Greg Biffle 227 -70 often accused of heavy gaps be- the Silly Season conversation. in the right rear going into Turn 3 with just tween the “haves” and “have nots.” teammate over the top. Logano, at 12. Tony Stewart 224 -73 two laps to go in the Miller High Life 400. 13. Brian Vickers 224 -73 It’s a rollercoaster of different age 23, has led in all but one race Kasey Kahne Not only did Waltrip and Earnhardt both 14. Kyle Larson 223 -74 strategies, making it harder to pick and is on the verge of living up to Earned as many top-10 finishes 15. Denny Hamlin 223 -74 out 2014 title contenders. For ex- that whole “best driver of his gen- through eight races as young crash hard, but so did virtually everyone else 16. Clint Bowyer 219 -78 ample, three of the top 5 in points eration” label affixed a decade Chase Elliott has wins in the Na- in the top 5, allowing sixth-place Petty to 17. Marcos Ambrose 216 -81 — Jeff Gordon, Matt Kenseth and ago. Keselowski, the 2012 champ, tionwide Series (two). Elliott, at weave his way through the minefield to col- 18. Paul Menard 206 -91 Jimmie Johnson — remain win- has been a strong mentor while re- 18, was the handpicked successor lect his first win. 19. AJ Allmendinger 202 -95 less after eight races, a zero that verting back to the brash, inde- It was a milestone victory for another rea- 20. Jamie McMurray 195 -102 to Gordon but may be developing could technically keep them pendent thinking that sent him too quickly to leave in the minors. son as well. After years of a heated — yet NATIONWIDE SERIES STANDINGS Chase spectators. straight to the top. Kahne and crew chief Kenny mostly friendly — rivalry with the Petty fam- DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND “Win and you’re in,” also brings Francis are great talents, a pairing ily on the track, the Wood Brothers team wel- 1. Chase Elliott (2) 271 — hope easily to those who have Hendrick Motorsports that’s been successful in Hen- comed Kyle in ’85. His victory at Richmond 2. Regan Smith (1) 258 -13 stumbled out of the gate. All it Armed with only one victory — drick’s No. 5 shop. However, in a was the first these two historic families ever Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Daytona 500 3. Elliott Sadler 251 -20 takes now is one trip to Victory four-car “New York Yankees” or- scored together. 4. Ty Dillon 248 -23 Lane instead of a slow crawl back championship. Five second-place ganization, the margin for error is 5. Trevor Bayne 241 -30 up the standings to make finishes tell the tale, however. razor thin. 6. Brian Scott 225 -46 NASCAR’s 10-race playoff. Earnhardt has been the most im- 7. Brendan Gaughan 215 -56 The resulting points rundown, pressive, with a new Twitter feed Danica Patrick and 8. Dylan Kwasniewski 200 -71 OFF-WEEK ACTIVITIES like your side-view mirror, leaves revealing a relaxed, Zen-like state Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 9. James Buescher 195 -76 your perception of Who’s Hot and of mind that has made him a fierce 10. Ryan Reed 172 -99 A happy couple off the racetrack DALE EARNHARDT JR. Who’s Not in NASCAR distorted. competitor — notching five top-3 has been miserable on it. Patrick TRUCK STANDINGS @DaleJr So let’s clear up any confusion: finishes in eight weeks. For John- has only two lead-lap finishes, sits Got the old 76 ball DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND son and Gordon, near-misses have 29th in points and remains with- from North Wilksboro 1. Timothy Peters 82 — come courtesy of poor luck, the CONTENDERS out a top-10 finish since the 2013 Speedway and put it up at the 2. Johnny Sauter 82 — type that simply resolves itself Daytona 500. Stenhouse, despite a property in front of my 76 station. 3. Matt Crafton (1) 78 -4 Kevin Harvick over the course of a full season. second-place finish at Bristol, has 4. Ryan Blaney 78 -4 The poster boy for NASCAR’s Johnson’s performance at the front yet to lead a lap all season, and 5. Ron Hornaday Jr. 76 -6 new Chase. One week before Dar- has been somewhat expected; it’s has openly questioning his crew 6. Ben Kennedy 72 -10 lington, critics called out Har- the four-time champ Gordon, the and Roush Fenway Racing equip- 7. German Quiroga Jr. 71 -11 vick’s new No. 4 team for being in current point leader, opening eyes 8. Darrell Wallace 61 -21 ment. Sophomore slump, indeed. total disarray after a laundry list of 9. Jeb Burton 60 -22 at age 42. 10. Tyler Reddick 60 -22

THE TRACK ON TAP NUMBERS GAME RICHMOND INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY 2014 Race Length: 300 miles/400 laps • Track Qualifying Record: 130.599 mph JEFF GORDON 17 @JeffGordonWeb (Jeff Gordon, 2013) • Race Record: 109.047 mph (Dale Jarrett, 1997) Ella driving a quarter The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series is coming off midget for the first the first of only two off-weekends in the 2013 RESULTS TOP 10 time today. The smile says it all. 2014 season. Not taking into account the APRIL SEPTEMBER ACTIVE DRIVERS All-Star Race weekend on May 17-18, the 1. Kevin Harvick 1. Carl Edwards Starts Avg. Fin. Wins Top 5s Top 10s Laps/Laps Led Poles Avg. Start DNF next break will come the weekend of July 2. Clint Bowyer 2. Kurt Busch 1. Kyle Busch 18 7.2 4 12 13 7,215/931 1 12.4 0 19-20. From there, the circuit races for 17 3. Joey Logano 3. Ryan Newman 2. Denny Hamlin 15 8.9 2 7 9 6,004/1,390 2 9.3 0 consecutive weeks, from Indianapolis on 4. Juan Montoya 4. Jamie McMurray 3. Clint Bowyer 16 10.1 2 3 9 6,413/348 0 12.9 0 4. Tony Stewart 29 10.6 3 11 19 11,427/950 0 17.8 2 July 27 to the season finale in Homestead, 5. Jeff Burton 5. Paul Menard 5. Kevin Harvick 26 11.3 3 7 16 10,292/945 1 16.5 0 Fla., on Nov. 16. 6. Matt Kenseth 6. Carl Edwards 6. Ryan Newman 24 11.4 1 6 14 9,488/454 1 12.0 0 7. Matt Kenseth 7. Martin Truex Jr. 7. Mark Martin 56 12.4 1 18 31 21,603/449 5 9.8 3 Compiled and written by Matt Taliaferro. 8. Aric Almirola 8. Jeff Gordon 8. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 2 13.0 0 0 1 806/0 0 16.5 0 Follow Matt on Twitter @MattTaliaferro or 9. Kurt Busch 9. Mark Martin 9. Carl Edwards 19 13.7 1 4 10 7,393/488 1 13.3 1 email at [email protected] 10. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 10. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 10. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 29 13.8 3 9 12 11,513/494 1 15.9 1

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Charles Krupa / The Associated Press Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman smiles during a panel discussion at Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass., Wednesday. Sherman said he refuses to back down from his rant after the NFC championship game because he wants to “educate the uneducated.” Sherman, Seahawks in Courtesy Photo / Ellen Davis The Centralia Christian School eighth-grade volleyball team inished the season with a 9-1 record. The six-girl team competed, without subs, against teams from Chehalis, Centralia, Elma, Hoquiam and Aberdeen middle schools. Team Contract Discussions members, from left to right, are Rachel Wilkerson, coach Karissa Summers, Mya Davis, Tate Madison Bell, Kaylee Rook- lidge, coach Sheila Boucher, Kaitlynn Sellers, and Abby Luna Martinez. By Todd Dybas best cornerback is elevated. The News Tribune Sherman's next contract is likely to be in the range of $13 When asked about off- million annually. That would season priorities, Seattle Se- ahawks general manager John make him the highest-paid Track Schneider always mentioned cornerback in the NFL, which Richard Sherman. is likely what he wants and ex- Continued from Sports 1 It's an obvious choice. pects. Sherman's current con- Finding a way to give Sher- tract calls for a $1.43 million The W.F. West boys out- man and Earl Thomas con- base salary in 2014. scored Centralia, 102-42, and tract extensions before they "We have no specific time- had the top three finishers in become unrestricted free table (to reach a deal with four events. agents in 2015 appears a must. Sherman)," Schneider said “This was a meet where, as Just how close they are to Tuesday on Sirius XM Radio. a team, athletes built off of, striking a new deal with Sher- "We don't really like to get into and were inspired by, the per- man is being debated. individual negotiations." CBSSports.com reported formances of their teammates. The Seahawks have man- Several athletes took on the Tuesday a new contract for aged their offseason salary cap challenge of new events and ex- Sherman was on the horizon, celled,” Ledgerwood said. “Of likely arriving before the NFL space around the thought of course there is excitement and draft on May 8. A few hours giving Sherman and Thom- more intensity when you com- later, ProFootballTalk on as extensions. According to pete against Centralia, and we NBC Sports countered by say- the NFL Players Association were able to come away with ing a contract was not immi- website, the Seahawks have wins on both the girls and boys nent. around $14.9 million remain- teams.” Brandon Hansen / [email protected] One thing the reports ing in salary cap space. Aaron Pullin was the only Centralia’s Aaron Pullin (left) tries to pull away from W.F. West’s Eric Braun Wednes- agreed on is that the sides are Schneider has said the Tiger to win a boys event, taking day in the 400 meters in a dual Evergreen 2A Conference track meet in Chehalis. talking about it. Seahawks project multiple the 200 (24.25), the 400 (52.62) Pullin won the race. Sherman has been an salary cap scenarios over a and the 110 hurdles (16.29). extreme bargain for the Se- three-year period. They have Also winning events for the ahawks since being drafted in spent little this offseason, dur- while Onalaska’s Bernie Hayden more Josh Schulz won the long the fifth round in 2011. He's Bearcats were Tony Swenson ing which the Seahawks have (800), Terek Thornburg (1600 won the 1600 (5:47.97) and 3200 jump by nearly a foot here Tues- an All-Pro cornerback being and 3200), Nolan Camlin (300 (12:59.97) run. day at the 11-team Comet Invite paid less than Seattle's kicker entertained and low-balled hurdles), Colten Gray (shot put), The Vikings won the 4x100 track meet. and slightly more than the several free agents. Re-signing Chase Olsen (discus), Allan Mc- relay (45.63) and are just tenths Schulz won the event with a punter. defensive lineman Michael Clure (high jump) and Conner of a second off a school re- leap of 18 feet, 7 inches, topping In a pass-first league on a Bennett before he was eligible Roberts (pole vault). Cole Fisher, cord, their 4x400 winning time a second-place mark by South defense-first team, Sherman's for free agency was Seattle's Justin Wendling, Eric Braun (3:40.12) is 9 seconds off the Bend’s Dennis Johnson (17-8). value as arguably the league's only splash. school record. and Camlin won both the 4x100 Schulz also took third in the “Last year it was pretty spe- and 4x400 relay races. triple jump and the 200 meters, The girls meet was a bit clos- cial because we had finished sec- and ran a leg of the winning er, with W.F. West winning 85- ond in league and third in dis- 52. tricts then at state when ran the 4x100 relay team, along with Seahawks to Open NFL Nike McClure won the 100 second-fastest time and broke Isaac Speer, Taylor Prestegord — in her first attempt at the race our school record out of no- and Dakota Russell, which fin- this season — in 13.21 seconds, where,” Mossyrock coach Casey ished in 3 minutes, 46 seconds. Season vs. Green Bay and along with winning the shot Taylor said of the 4x100-meter Devon Hoffman added a put by nearly 10 feet with a 40-1 team. “They’ve kind of been on third-place finish in the shot put SCHEDULE: Super Bowl Seattle Seahawks toss. She also ran a leg of the a mission to get back to state for the Trojan boys. Rematch Coming in winning 4x200 relay, with Han- and improve on that second Sydney Brooks finished 2014 Schedule nah Tak, Jordan Sherfey and place finish.” fourth in the 800 for the Pe Ell Week 3 in Seattle McKenna Moon. Also for the Vikings, Alicia girls. 9/4 Green Bay at Seattle NEW YORK (AP) — As Su- 9/14 Seattle at San Diego Moon added wins in the high Herrera posted the best girls Pe Ell will run in a Pacific 2B per Bowl champions, the Seattle 9/21 Denver at Seattle jump (4-8) and 400 (1:04.31), 800-meter race time (2:29.14) in League meet in South Bend on the state for 2B and winning the Seahawks get to kick off the 9/28 Bye while Tak won both hurdle races Thursday. NFL's regular season by hosting (18.36 and 51.16). Sam Turner Onalaska event by 12 seconds. 10/6 Seattle at Washington Teammate Calli Hensch won the Green Bay Packers on Sept. 4. 10/12 Dallas at Seattle won the 800 and Kaytlyn Vana- It's the third straight season sse won the long jump for W.F. the high jump (4-08) and Maria Toledo Runs at Ridgefield 10/19 Seattle at St. Louis the Packers have traveled to face West. Ortiz won the javelin (93-04). 10/26 Seattle at Carolina RIDGEFIELD — Toledo the defending Super Bowl cham- Centralia’s Bethany Newkirk, “Alicia is just tougher than 11/2 Oakland at Seattle may have had the smallest team, pions. Bethany Geringer and Michaela her competition,” Taylor said. 11/9 NY Giants at Seattle but put up impressive results "It's a tremendous opportuni- Hall each won a pair of events. “She works hard in practice, she 11/16 Seattle at Kansas City here at a SWW 1A League Meet ty for our football team," Packers Newkirk took the triple jump runs with the boys and she 11/23 Arizona at Seattle coach Mike McCarthy said. "We (28-8) and the pole vault (8-0), wants to run with the boys to get here on Wednesday. Ashton 11/27 Seattle at San Francisco have experience playing in the while Hall won the javelin (109- better. She doesn’t like the idea Fraser starred for the boys, plac- 12/7 Seattle at Philadelphia 11, nearly a 20-foot win) and the of losing.” ing second in the high jump kickoff opener three years ago, 12/14 San Francisco at Seattle discus (85-2). Geringer won the Brandon Butler won the boys (5-foot-8), third in the 3200 me- and we will draw on that. Obvi- 12/21 Seattle at Arizona 1600 and the 3200. Kary Sathre 200-meter dash for Mossyrock ters (11:12.60) and fourth in the ously, being the visiting team 12/28 St. Louis at Seattle won the 200 for Centralia. (23.31), and at one point was 1,600-meter race (5:04.28). this time presents new challeng- W.F. West will host the Che- ranked in the top 10 in State 2B Courtney Moore had a similar es. It will help sharpen our focus to night, with a limit of two. Be- even more during training camp halis Activators Invitational on for seven different events. Rylen performance for the boys, plac- ginning with Week 11, a Sunday and the preseason." Friday, starting at 4 p.m. The Hurd also won the triple jump ing third in the long jump (13- That Thursday game is the game can be moved to prime meet will feature athletes from (37-11.5). 10), fourth in the 200-meter run time each week. Also, a select “Brandon just that rare first of four prime-time games 22 teams — including, local- (29.54) and sixth in the 100-me- number of Sunday afternoon ly, Adna, Morton-White Pass, combination of speed and en- on opening weekend. Also at ter run (14.81). night will be a Sunday matchup games are being "cross-flexed," Mossyrock, Napavine, Onalaska, durance,” Taylor said. “He’s ex- “I’m proud of the team,” To- tremely quick and fun to watch. of AFC champion Denver and moving between CBS and Fox to Pe Ell, Rochester, Tenino and ledo coach Jim Echtle said. “In Centralia — with the nine best He’s very motivated because he Peyton Manning hosting his potentially draw more viewers. our last meet at Woodland, ev- running marks, and the nine to knows this is his senior year and former team, Indianapolis; and The Thanksgiving triple- 12 best distances in field events, last chance to get on the podi- ery athlete set a personal best. a Monday night doubleheader header features three strong divi- advancing on to the Chehalis um.” I think we did the same here. with the New York Giants at De- sion rivalries: Chicago at Detroit, They’re getting faster, throwing troit, followed by San Diego at Activators Classic on Saturday. The Onalaska boys won the Philadelphia at Dallas, and Seat- farther and jumping further or Arizona. league meet thanks to a first tle at San Francisco, a rematch of place finishes by Evan Wrzesin- higher.” The NFL will play three Mossyrock Boys Relay Teams games in London: Dolphins- the memorable NFC title game Post State-Best Times ski in the 100-meter dash (11.31), Also for the Toledo boys, Tylar Gravely in the 110-meter Trevor Chambers was third in Raiders on Sept. 28; Lions- last January. ONALASKA — Mossyrock’s hurdles (17.81), Dorian Gatte- the discus (107.08) and Daniel Falcons on Oct. 26; and Cow- Looking for the latest install- boys relay teams posted the best spaiffe in the 300-meter hurdles Echtle was fourth in the long boys-Jaguars on Nov. 9. The ment of Manning vs. Tom Brady? time in the State 2B ranks both (43.66) and Tyler Thayer in the jump (18-2.5) and fifth in the Detroit-Atlanta game will kick The Patriots host it on Sunday off at 9:30 a.m. ET in an experi- the 4x100 and 4x400-meter long jump (19-0.75). triple jump (36-11). For the girls, afternoon, Nov. 2. races here on Tuesday, but it was ment to test the NFL's audience The Morton-White Pass girls Josie Bowen was third in the And for those looking for the the Onalaska boys that would draw on a Sunday morning. won the 4x200-meter (1:56.89) shotput (28-9) and Sally Martin rematch of the Super Bowl, Se- win the meet with 155.5 total and 4x400-meter (4:32.09) re- A Saturday doubleheader in was fifth in the 1,600 (6:21.85). attle's 43-8 rout of Denver, it's on points. On the girls side, Adna’s lays. Week 16 has San Diego at San Regyn Gaffney won the 100 The Indians will compete Francisco and Philadelphia at Sept. 21 at Seattle. Denver opens Friday at White Salmon High the season against three 2013 (12.72), 200 (25.85), 400 (1:03.77) Pe Ell’s Schulz Wins Long Jump Washington. and long jump (15 feet, 8.5 inch- School, and will run in a league For the first time, games playoff teams: Indianapolis and es) to help lead the Pirates to a at Comet Invite meet next Wednesday at Castle in Weeks 5 through 10 can be Kansas City at home, then at the team victory with 149.4 points, NASELLE — Pe Ell sopho- Rock. flexed from Sunday afternoon Seahawks. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 24, 2014

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By Sara Potter For The Chronicle The weather is unpredictable this time of year, usually leaving families searching for ways to spend their time — generally leading to more indoor activities. But not every family sees the weather as an obstacle. Some view it as an accelerant for even more options to participate in together. Lisa Little, Centralia, said there are places her family visits all year round, rain or shine. “There are a ton of good hikes in the winter: An- gel Falls near Cispus, Big Creek campground is only a 4-mile round trip, with lots of waterfalls, and you can take the spur trail towards Mount Ellinor summit for a mile for an awesome viewpoint,” Little said. Little and her partner, Andy Aldrich, make it a priority to get the five children in their family, Morgan, 18, Camille, 16, Porter, 11, Ella, 9, and Liam, 7, outdoors as often as possible. “Andy and I make it a priority to be outside together, and have passed that on to the kids, even if it is just he and I with one or more of the kids at a time,” Little said. “There are fun things to do together like geocaching, even locally. We have found some great treasures here in our own town, including on Seminary Hill. I think a lot of people make excuses, and always say they want to do the stuff we do, but I think it’s just a matter of priorities.” Little says that it makes the little troubles life brings not as big of a deal when you are outside experiencing the greater things the world has to offer. “There are times we might not get as many chores done, but when Porter thanks me for taking him, even when its dumping rain — saying that he is so happy when he is on the mountain — the laundry doesn't matter so much, especially when your 11-year-old tells you he loves the feeling of being free when he is snowboarding.” Traveling isn’t always necessary either, Little said. “We have found that we all love running together, we have done short races with the kids and it has brought us all closer together. For them to share in the challenge and struggle of a race really gives them a sense of accomplishment when they cross the finish line,” said Little. “It is simple, the more time you spend together with fewer distractions, like TVs and computers, the more you really spend time together.” Not only are Little and Aldrich teaching their family about the great outdoors and encouraging healthy lifestyles, but as of January, they have become licensed foster parents through the Con- federated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation and will continue to lead by example to enhance the lives of many more children. "I have wanted to do foster care for a long time, but it just never really panned out,” explained Little. “But, after I met Andy, we talked about it, and with the kids getting older, it made me want to do it again. I enjoy being a parent a lot and feel like our family has a lot to share with kids in need. Andy is such a great role model/father figure to the kids, I know he will be great to others in the tribal community that are in need of a loving foster home.” Aldrich grew up in Oakville on the reser- • For more vation, and Little has worked as a registered nurse for the Tribal Wellness Center, so it information on The three youngest Aldrich children at the Ape Caves. seemed natural for them to start with the geocaching and how Confederated Tribes. “We both have a connection with the Tribe, your family can take and we see the need to support the commu- part, go to nity,” said Aldrich. “Really though, it doesn’t matter if we foster from the Tribe or from our geocaching.com. community, we are just happy to help people locally and connect to our community. This is our way of doing that.” • Find the hike that Little and Aldrich aren’t the only ones excited for their upcoming new adventure. Morgan, the works best for you and oldest of the siblings, who has now left for college, your family by going with an early acceptance to Western Washing- ton University, says any kid who joins her family to the National Forest couldn’t find a better home. Service’s website at “I think it's great that they have become foster parents,” Morgan shared. “They're an fs.fed.us. awesome couple and I think they get along well as parental figures. They have taught me and my siblings so much, especially a lot of healthy habits that will last long after we all leave home.”

Sara Potter is a freelance journalist living in Centra- lia with her husband and two Porter Aldrich, Lisa Little and Andy Aldrich skiing at daughters. She loves learning White Pass about all types of health and fit- ness, inside and outdoors. Courtesy Photos Andy Aldrich and Lisa Little enjoying a hike. Life 2 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 24, 2014 LIFE Exploring spices, we bring the world to our tables By Susan Kelleher "It's the worst pain you can The Seattle Times imagine," he says, shaking his head. "You feel like it's never go- Jerry Rivas leaves work at the end of the day, but it doesn't al- ing to end. You gotta try to man ways leave him. through it." He recalls times he's stopped Capek used to package the at the grocery store, and people's ghost chili during normal busi- noses started twitching. ness hours, but after his co-work- "Someone will say, 'Who smells ers fled the warehouse in cough- so good? Who smells like vanilla?' ing fits, he opted for a once-weekly, And I'll raise my hand: 'Me,'" he after-hours ritual. says sheepishly. "You gotta respect that stuff," Or the night when a police he says, as his co-workers quickly officer stopped him as he drove make their exit. out of the parking lot after hours. It feels like we've stepped onto There'd been a break-in at a nearby business, and the officer want- the set of "Breaking Bad" when, at ed to know where Rivas had been. 4:30 p.m., Capek breaks out a full- "Market Spice," Rivas said, face respirator and a pair of mus- gesturing toward the warehouse tard-yellow rubber gloves that run where the 103-year-old company from the tips of his fingers to the packages its spices and teas for top of his biceps. A digital scale, sale at Pike Place Market in Se- along with several dozen cello- attle and around the world. phane pouches and a sealing ma- The officer stuck his head into chine, sit at the ready on the steel the cab of Rivas' truck, sniffed, counter in the warehouse. and waved him on. Alan Berner/Seattle Times A white-lidded container sits Then there's the ghost-chili Colorful dispalys of peppers ill Choice Produce and Pepper at Seattle’s Pike Place Market. off to the side. Capek's smiling incident. Rivas grows serious at and laughing as he pulls on the the mention of the chili, which is what lava might taste like if it ket Spice tea, a signature blend in- The figures don't include salt, tique restaurants and retail outlets. gloves, but this is clearly no laugh- came in powdered form. fused with cinnamon and orange which is not considered a spice be- By the time the flavors hit grocery ing matter. "You get it on your eyelids, oils and spices. cause it comes from seawater, not stores and fast-food restaurants Once suited up, he sets the you're done," he says, speaking Until the company launched plants or vegetables. they're being produced on a large white lid to the side and removes from experience. its website five years ago, spices scale, Chan writes. the plastic bag containing rust- He could go on, but as "the were a small, but important, local THE LIST REFLECTS BIG CHANGES. Still, adaptation can be slow. colored chili powder. The over- guy who makes it get done" at the sideline. Cooks would wander in The U.S. Department of Agricul- Kurpe, the spice executive, says head fan that removes dust from Market Spice warehouse in Red- with recipes cut from the Sunday ture's Economic Research Service, chimichurri took 10 years to catch the warehouse is running full-tilt. mond, Wash., there's work that paper, or brandish jars to replen- in a 2007 report documenting on after Elite's researchers identi- Using a steel scoop, he shovels ish their favorites: oregano, Sai- needs getting done if Seattle's ap- changes in the American pal- fied it as the next big thing. a single ounce into a small plastic petite for spice is to be sated, how- gon cinnamon, smoked paprika, ate over 10 years, notes that "the Every year, the big kahuna of tellicherry peppercorns, harissa, share of traditional spices, such the spice world — McCormick pouch, prelabled to sell for $6.93. ever temporarily. A sales agent wanders back More than 19 years after mov- Greek seasoning, steak seasoning as peppers, cinnamon and va- & Co. — predicts the top flavors ing into the warehouse, Seattle's and herbes de Provence. nilla declined as the U.S. palate and food trends for the coming into the warehouse to hand me longest-running spice purveyor The Internet opened new mar- increasingly sought diverse tastes year. This year's prediction: mod- some information on a Puyallup, has outgrown the space. kets for the company, allowing and increased its demand for such ern takes on Indian cuisine and Wash., farm that buys up to 60 Blue plastic bins, stacked two visitors to Pike Place Market to products as nutmeg, saffron, fen- an explosion of Mexican flavors pounds of pickling spice at a time and three high, line the ware- return home and order teas and nel and turmeric." around the globe. from the company. house floor in rows. The 40 or so spices online, says Nancy DeWitt, USDA researchers in the mid- The top trend, though, is what I thank the agent through my with yellow lids contain the com- 56, shop manager for 13 years. 1990s attributed the growing ap- the company called our "chilies goggles and respirator, and urge pany's special spice blends. The Dr. Mehmet Oz, the know- petite for spices to the rising pop- obsession: food lovers everywhere him to leave. Though Capek has rest — dozens of blue-lidded bins it-all television M.D., also drives ularity of Asian, Mediterranean are seeking out their next big chili filled only one or two orders, the and scores of shoe-box-sized con- business by promoting spice as and Hispanic foods, and the use thrill." medicine, helping make once agent coughs gently as he makes tainers on shelves that rim and of spice in place of salt and fat. Market Spice, among others, his way out the back door, and I relatively obscure spices such as Kurpe, the marketing execu- bisect the warehouse floor — is is going to great pains — literally find myself wondering whether spice sold in pure form or mixed turmeric commonplace, she says. tive, says Americans are seeking — to bring it to us. into blends for sale to spice com- Both DeWitts — mother and increasingly hotter flavors such anyone really needs chili this hot. panies, food producers and chefs. daughter — say the number and as smoked, dried jalapenos and AT THE MARKET SPICE WAREHOUSE, Capek has done this so often Rivas, 51, is a compact man variety of spices they sell have chipotle peppers, and smoked it's fallen to Brandon Capek, 23, that in less than seven minutes, who stands like a boss with his increased as people's palates have paprika. He should know: His to fill the weekly orders for ghost he's filled more than 35 pack- shoulders pulled back. He runs a grown more curious. company is the largest domestic chili, one of the hottest chilies on ages. He closes the lid on the tight-knit crew at a company that Ten years ago, they say, people producer of red pepper and one the planet. container, seals the packages, re- employs three sets of brothers didn't cook much with the flavors of the largest providers of spices Chili heat is measured in moves the gloves and mask. who call each other nicknames of faraway countries. Now they to industrial-food manufactur- Scoville heat units, a scale that, Then he rips open a tiny like "Johnny Allspice," "Stinky" regularly cook foods from India, ers. He also sits on the boards of when it was developed, repre- packet of burn cream and rubs it the Middle East, Africa. and "Baby Drew." Wearing long two trade organizations that rep- sented how many drops of sugar into the top of his hands. aprons and baseball caps or ban- Angela says customers dis- resent the largest players in the water it would take to neutralize cover new flavors through local "Sometimes, I still get burned," dannas, they move methodically spice industry. the chili's heat. he says. down the aisles and among the restaurants, newspapers and mag- "The numbers are up overall, Ancho chilies clock in at about He moves on to the habanero shelves, pulling ingredients that azines, and online food sites and and the heat is up quite signifi- 3,000 heat units. Jalapenos are will be ground, mixed, packaged television shows. As a result, once cantly," he says. about 25,000. Ghost chili mea- chili orders. When he's done, he'll and packed for shipping — all of it exotic spices have become com- Kurpe says cooking shows sures 1 million heat units. That's head to his apartment across the done by hand. mon commodities. have contributed to the chang- the culinary equivalent of a ther- street, ditch his clothes in the The shop radio plays country For instance, Costco sells its ing demand, but notes that monuclear bomb going off on hamper and jump in the shower music — the first person to reach own brand of tellicherry pepper- research-and-development de- your tongue. A friend told me I before any stray chili particles the dial picks the station — but corns from the Malabar coast of partments at companies such couldn't write this story without have an opportunity to cause fur- the younger guys sport earbuds India for $12 for a 14-ounce con- as his, along with Research experiencing it. I beg to differ. ther injury. Then he'll hit the road tainer. Chimichurri? You can buy Chefs Association, are often the I regularly order five-star to deliver the day's orders, includ- hooked up to mp3 players. They it through Walmart. move to their own beat, peeling source of new taste trends. Thai, and my picture hangs on ing the ghost chili, to the Market Old-school spice racks at gro- Toronto-based food scien- the Wing Dome's Wall of Flame back plastic container lids as they cery stores have morphed into Spice shop in Seattle. fill and pack orders. tist Elizabeth Chan described for eating a chicken wing doused There, it will be sold with a entire spice sections that include the process in a December ar- in chili sauce and encrusted with Rivas works his way down pure spices and signature blends. warning. the aisles to offer a closer look at ticle for Research Chefs: food- chili flakes. But that kind of heat Steve Rivas, the company's Ethnic groceries sell large ies discover new flavors at res- feels like ice cream compared to the company's operations. As he quantities of spice, especially chil- chief buyer who has worked there removes lid after lid, olfactory taurants run by creative chefs, the blistering tincture of hot chili ies, cheaply in sealed plastic pack- then share their experiences on oil I sampled at a Pepper Palace for 29 years, says Seattle loves its bubbles form and linger in the ets, while specialty shops such as pepper, chili and paprika. air. At first, it's pure scent, a de- blogs and social media. shop in Florida several years ago. Big John's PFI (Pacific Food Im- Capek has never eaten ghost Says Steve: "Spices will be with porters) in Seattle sell to the public Local mainstream publica- lightful caress of the senses. But chili, either, but that doesn't mean us forever. Spice enhances our life. in bulk from five-gallon buckets. tions' reviews draw more atten- soon we're transcending time and tion to the flavors, which even- he's escaped its wrath. It adds flavor to our food. It's good space, and moving into the realm The wide availability means for us. Life would be pretty boring that pure spices that once inspired tually end up on the menus of Once, some residual particles of memory and desire: "forward-leaning chains," bou- fell from his eyelashes into his eye. without spice." The wet barbecue rub is the epic ocean journeys, wars, inter- first glorious bite of smoky ribs continental trade and poetry have

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Technology Saturday, April 26, 2014 wondering how everyone here has brought everyone closer to- stays so thin. gether; there's no secret supplies 3 pm - 8 pm any more." SPICE IS AN ANCIENT TRADE, and Americans consume bil- Start the fun at one of the following locations to pick the company, founded in 1911, lions of dollars worth of spices seems likewise inclined to dwell and seasonings annually. As a up your Girls Night Out “passport.” It’s your ticket to in an older age. country, we import more than great specials, lots of fun, and awesome prizes! "There wasn't even a fax ma- 1.1 billion pounds of spice — chine here until 10 years ago," says more than 80 kinds from at Brownstone Coffee Lounge Angela DeWitt, 29, assistant man- least 140 countries, according ager at Market Spice's only retail to a recent report by the U.S. Debbie’s Boutique Girls shop, in Pike Place Market. "We're Food and Drug Administration. 120 S. 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This is see white wines show up from 2013, a perfect wine to pair with oysters and we’re still enjoying those from (raw or baked). the superb 2012 vintage. We’ve got a good dose of both at the Great Northwest Wine Competi- Indian Creek Winery tion, held in early April at the Colum- bia Gorge Hotel in Hood River, Ore. 2013 Muscat Canelli, The featured wines earned gold medals at the competition, which Snake River Valley, $15: now is in its second year. Check for The Stowe family opened its them at your favorite wine merchant winery in Idaho’s Snake River or contact the wineries directly. Valley in 1982, making it one of the oldest producers in the Gem State. This luscious Muscat opens with aromas of orange water, Hogue Cellars 2012 lychee and a hint of clove. On the Late Harvest Riesling, palate, it reveals delicate flavors of Columbia Valley, $11: rosewater, orange and grapefruit Hogue Cellars has been crafting this inexpensive off-dry wine for ages, and it’s always refreshing and Smasne Cellars 2013 delicious. Aromas of baked apple, fresh pear and clove lead to flavors Otis Vineyard Pinot Gris, of apricot, apple and golden raisin. Yakima Valley, $12: Yakima Valley winemaker Robert Smasne is starting to get Kyra Wines 2013 his hands more deeply into one of Chenin Blanc, Columbia Washington’s most historic vineyards, and this Pinot Gris is a sign Valley, $15: of more great things to come. It’s Winemaker Kyra Baerlocher focused on minerality, Asian pear, is a one-woman revival show for starfruit and lemon peel — both noble Chenin Blanc. Every year, in the aromatics and the palate. she consistently crafts one of the The entry is akin to a bite into a finest anywhere, and this young juicy Bartlett pear before the focus wine is no exception. It opens with swings into a bone-dry approach aromas of intriguing minerality, with persistent acidity. melon, sweet herbs and Asian pear, followed by luscious flavors of pear, Granny Smith apple and honeydew. Tsillan Cellars 2012 Estate Nudo Chardonnay, Martinez & Martinez Mount Baker Vineyards o Lake Chelan, $18: L’Ecole N 41 2012 Semillon, Winery 2013 Tudor Hills 2012 Madeleine Angevine, Winemaking Shane Collins crafts Columbia Valley, $15: Vineyard, Pinot Grigio Puget Sound, $17: superb wines on the south shore of L’Ecole No 41 has earned its reputa- Yakima Valley, $16: Madeleine Angevine is a rare grape Lake Chelan using estate grapes. This tion as arguably the Pacific Northwest’s in the New World (and Old, for that tree-free Chardonnay shows off aro- top producer of Semillon, and this vin- This two-generation winemaking mas of flint, Key lime, Mandarin or- family in Washington’s Horse Heaven matter). It’s traditionally grown in the tage might be its best effort. There’s a Hills also has family ties to this vineyard Loire Valley but is rarely found in the ange and white pepper, followed by beautiful nose of dusty apple, pineap- in the Yakima Valley. Aromas of starfruit, United States outside of the cool Puget flavors of crisp apple, Asian pear and ple, poached pear, fresh fig and a touch Bosc pear, lime peel and alyssum lead to Sound region of Washington. This ex- steely minerality. of oak. Inside comes a rich and buttery flavors that scream of fresh-cut Golden ample comes from Mount Baker Vine- structure that also offers fig and pear Delicious apple, more pear and Key lime yards, a winery in the Nooksack Valley Eric Degerman and Andy Perdue run flavors, along with a spoonful of lemon pie. While the residual sugar is reported that is so close to the Canadian border, Great Northwest Wine, a news and infor- yogurt, a cut of grassiness and a kiss of at 1.5 percent, it finishes dry with no per- it wouldn’t hurt to know the metric mation company. 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Jennifer Parker (Elisabeth Shue) said. “Some questions about time continuum, in 553 Earth Otherwise, customers have been arrive in the year 2015 in their their pitching talent. I think that days. That date, Oct. 21, 2015, is Fax as Communications hub able to sign up to beta-test via flying DeLorean, traveling the whole plan is for next season Scene: when “Back to the Future Part Google’s “Glass Explorer Pro- along an air expressway. (2015) to be, if not a contending Marty McFly Sr. is II” is set, and the movie imag- gram” (and pay $1,500 to pur- Status for 2015: Nope. team, then a relevant team. Next fired by Cusco CEO Fujitsu-san ines a world of flying vehicles, chase a prototype). 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Mr. Fusion home energy Scene: Marty McFly (Mi- food already exists, but the tech- besides just being awesome? I dry automatically. Doc Brown reactor, using banana peels and chael J. Fox) uses a hoverboard, nology to make that food taste hate to be a killjoy, but I’m not wears a see-through plastic tie, old beer to power the DeLorean. a skateboard that floats above good is many decades away, if sure they would.” while Marty McFly Sr. sports 2. Sleep-inducing alpha ground, to escape Griff Tan- ever. “There’ll always be a deg- the “double tie.” rhythm generator used to knock nen’s henchmen. radation in quality,” Cantu said. Drone Photojournalism Status for 2015: Yes, if you out Marty’s girlfriend Jennifer. Status for 2015: Not hap- “The cell structures and textures Scene: When Griff Tannen want to be ironic. Otherwise, no. 3. Voice-activated remote pening. change. Technically, it’s here (Thomas F. Wilson) and his Kurt Soller, a style writer control for television. (Marty Early in March, a video sur- today, but why would you want gang get arrested after crashing and deputy editor of Bloomberg McFly Jr.: “I want channels 18, faced of a supposed tech com- to pour water on a dried pizza into the courthouse, a USA To- Businessweek’s Etc. section, says: 24, 63, 109, 87 and The Weather pany called HUVr, in which pro and have it taste like a wet sock? day drone is taking a picture for “While Zemeckis seems to have Channel.”) skateboarder Tony Hawk was I’d rather have the real thing. It the newspaper. taken plenty of liberties, the fash- 4. Rejuvenation clinic — seen demonstrating a prototype Status for 2015: only makes sense for long-dis- Already ex- ion in the movie seems pretty Doc takes off 30 to 40 years of a hoverboard. Alas, it was a tance travel, such as if you’re in ists, gaining popularity. stuck in the ‘80s. Neon had a mo- with a face peel, hair repair, hoax created by comedy web- a sealed space capsule.” Drone photography has be- ment a few years ago, but many site Funny Or Die. But is hov- come prevalent in recent years, of the color trends as we head blood transfusion, and a spleen erboard technology possible? I By-the-second so much so that there now ex- into 2015 are neutral or pastel, and colon replacement. asked Adrienne Appell, spokes- Weather Forecasting ists a group called Professional the opposite of neon. Double ties 5. Multiple-screen television woman for the Toy Industry As- Scene: During a downpour, Society of Drone Journalists. A also haven’t made their way into displays. sociation: “It’s hard to speculate. Emmett “Doc” Brown (Chris- Shenzhen, China-based compa- fashion (yet), but I do have to give 6. “Jaws 19” in Holomax 3-D. Five years before the iPad we topher Lloyd) says, “Wait five ny called DJI manufactures con- a small amount of fortune-telling 7. Self-expanding baseball bats. didn’t think we had the technol- more seconds!” The rain stops sumer grade, remote-control he- credit to Doc’s transparent tie; 8. Little Bug roving garbage ogy for that. I’ve not seen a prod- on cue. licopters for aerial photography, many overtly stylish young guys disposals. uct like (the hoverboard), but Status for 2015: Weather with prices starting about $400. have been rocking the ‘air tie,’ a 9. Roll-up television screens. the toy industry is all about in- forecasting is increasingly pre- joke for buttoning your collar 10. Ceiling-retracting Gar- novation, and once the technol- cise but unlikely at that level. Cubs win World Series button sans neckwear. I suppose den Center. Scene: ogy becomes available, I have no “I don’t think we’ll get to the A newsreel report that’s the same idea as a see- 11. Paying taxi drivers using doubt we’ll come up with a way.” point where we can get second- has the Chicago Cubs winning through tie?” thumbprint identification. World Series (against a Miami by-second street corner forecast- 12. Handleless doors, ac- Wearable Eyeglass Phone ing. It just isn’t economically team), supposedly beating 100- The Scenery Channel Scene: At the dinner table, feasible to get that level of pre- to-1 odds. Scene: Inside the McFly resi- cessed using thumbprint iden- Marlene McFly (also played by cision,” said WGN Chief Me- Status for 2015: Possible, dence, a window television is tification. Fox) answers a call with her eye- teorologist Tom Skilling. “We’re but unlikely. showing The Scenery Channel, 13. Drone dog-walkers. glass phone. going to need more computer First, as the Miami Marlins “broadcasting beautiful views 24 14. Video telecommunica- Status for 2015: Likely avail- power to do that. But the strides also play in the National League, hours a day.” tion on big screen televisions. able for public. we’ve made in numerical model- the only possible scenario is if Status for 2015: Already exists. 15. Foot-strapped human Google Glass isn’t a phone ing is absolutely stunning. The the two teams play in the Na- In 2010, Comcast added transporters (that George McFly per se, but an Android-operat- goal is to get higher and higher tional League Championship “The Window Channel” to its hangs upside down from). Life 8 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 24, 2014 LIFE The Simple art of Hard- aDvICE Dear Abby Parents are Appalled Boiling Eggs, with a Heaping By Man’s Indifference Side of geekery to his Young Son By Russ parsons returning them to the heat and simmering DEAR ABBY: My 23-year-old has no idea of what a father’s role son, “Wayne,” who is single, has Los Angeles Times them at a reduced temperature for 12 to 15 ought to be. A parenting class minutes, then plunging them into cold water. a 3-year-old son. We didn’t learn could fix this — if your son is Call it the Great Egg Smackdown of 2014. That’s pretty convoluted (and also a bit about the child until he was more willing to take one. than a year old, Every time I write about hard-boiled eggs, I vague on the crucial details, like how low a Until then, continue to be the seem to get a flood of mail telling me, essentially, when Wayne simmer and for how long). In the hard-boiled supportive and loving grandparents “You’re an idiot, and you’re doing it all wrong.” was asked to egg world, there’s a big difference between 12 your grandson needs because, aside So this year I threw down the gauntlet. take a paternity and 15 minutes). We went for the 15-minute from his mother, it appears you’re On our Daily Dish blog and on social media, test. Luckily, we all the backup the little boy has. I posted a challenge to all those hard-boiled mark and wound up with a green ring. Maybe have been able our simmer was too high? to form a good naysayers: You tell me how you do it, and we’ll DEAR ABBY: I come from a We also tried some variations on my tech- relationship with give it a try. troubled family. I am just now nique. We tried cooking the eggs covered our grandson’s Not to get all smug, but my method won realizing that there is more to and uncovered, and in salted and unsalted mother and see By abigail van Buren out again. Though I did pick up a couple of life than posting bond for family water. Neither made any difference that we him often. How- refinements along the way. ever, our son has shown no inter- members and getting people out What makes the perfect hard-boiled egg? could detect. of jail at 3 a.m. I got my GED and The issue of timing was slightly more in- est. He pays child support, but has Our requirements are few but strict: The little interaction. started college this year. Although whites should be firm but creamy and not teresting. To try to find the exact right cook- Wayne is an only child. I love I try to keep them at bay, they tough. The yolks should be completely set and ing time, we pulled sample eggs every 60 sec- him, but I never wanted another call me with one family crisis or orange (not yellow). onds between 10 and 15 minutes. one. I was never comfortable another, and it’s putting stress on It should go without saying that any At the upper extreme, though the yolk around or interested in young everyone around me. egg that turns up with a trace of green ring seemed to keep the same texture, the whites children except for my own son. I’d love to have a positive around the yolk is instantly disqualified with did seem slightly tough. This makes sense. Could he have gotten this from relationship with my family, but a sneer. Because the whites contain pure protein with me? drama seems to follow them ev- The weird thing, after all the flak I’ve tak- no fat, they are set at a lower temperature Friends and family have com- erywhere. Should I just let them en, is that most of the people who sent in ideas than the yolks. Though the eggs are cooking mented on Wayne’s lack of interest go and move on with my life, in his son, and I’m tired of mak- this year actually recommended some slight off the heat, the water was still in the 165- to or continue doing the same as variation of my technique (see accompanying 170-degree range; that’s enough to affect the ing excuses or telling people to mind their own business. Wayne always? Must I drop everything article) — a little different timing, a covered whites but not the yolks. And at the lower ex- I’m doing to jump and run every pot, salted water ... something like that. says he feels resentment and treme, the whites and yolk were slightly un- time the phone rings? — FAMILY Maybe the critics have given up on me. Or doesn’t want to be around this derdone. DRAMA IN TEXAS maybe they’ve listened to my pleas and given child. I have tried to explain that It wasn’t enough that you would complain DEAR FAMILY DRAMA: Ev- it a try, have seen the error of their ways and he’ll regret it in years to come, but if you weren’t comparing side by side, but it ery time you come to the rescue, become converted. (I know, on the Internet? he won’t listen. was noticeable to us. you further enable your relatives Well, it’s a dream.) My husband is appalled that One technique we tried was suggested by And to take home the crown in the Great our son would act this way, but he to do whatever it is that has gotten a chef friend. He lowers the eggs into boiling Egg Smackdown, that just wouldn’t do. seems to forget that I was the one them in hot water. That you have who did everything with Wayne. I water and cooks them for nine minutes exact- managed to separate yourself to did the Boy Scouts, movies, horses, the extent you have, and achieve ly, then puts them into an ice bath. This was HERE’S HOW TO pREpaRE IDEaL trips, etc. He did almost nothing the second-best technique we tried, but the to the level you have reached, is HaRD-BOILED EggS with Wayne and his friends. At admirable. But if you’re going to yolks turned out just a little underdone. They How do you cook a perfect hard-boiled egg? this point, I don’t know what to were orange, to be sure, but slightly runny. continue to accomplish your goals, It’s really quite simple. do and would like some advice. — you cannot allow your family to Still, that was miles better than our ex- MOM IN ILLINOIS periment with baking the eggs, which was 1. Arrange the eggs in a single layer in the DEAR MOM: distract you from your studies. Set bottom of a pan and cover completely with Your son is dis- another suggestion that several people made. placing his anger at himself onto limits. Let them know when you Our luck was not good: 13 minutes at 350 de- room-temperature water. his son. He should have used birth can’t be disturbed and turn your grees, and we had what were very good over- 2. Set on high heat, and when the water just control and he knows it. It’s not phone off. They’ll survive and easy eggs. begins to boil, cook for 1 minute. fair, but Wayne does not appear to you’ll thrive. One thing I noticed about a lot of these 3. Turn off the heat and let the eggs stand in be the most mature of 23-year-olds. suggestions: It seems like the simpler the task, the pot for 12 minutes. Rather than blame yourself for ••• the more specific and sometimes complicated 4. If you’re going to use them right away, the fact that he wants no involve- Dear Abby is written by Abigail the instructions. drain the eggs, shake them in the pan to crack ment, consider that children usu- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phil- One very good cook suggested a method the shells and plunge them into an ice-water ally model themselves after their lips, and was founded by her mother, that involved bringing water to a boil, taking bath to cool for a few minutes. If you’re going to same-gender parent. Because your Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at the pot off the heat, adding the eggs and let- store them, plunge them into the ice-water bath husband was so uninvolved with www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, ting them sit for a few seconds off heat, then uncracked and let them sit for an hour or so. Wayne, it is possible that Wayne Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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(CC) Death Clique (2014) Lexi Ainsworth, Barbara Alyn Woods. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup “Inside L.A. County” One of the largest jail systems in the world. Lockup Special Investigation Lockup Special Investigation Lockup Special Investigation Lockup “Return to Riker’s Island” MTV 63 63 True Life “I’m Famous Online” ’ True Life (N) ’ Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness ›› Paul Blart: Mall Cop (2009) Kevin James, Jayma Mays. Premiere. ’ NBCS 34 34 NHL Hockey NHL Hockey Conference Quarterfinal: Teams TBA. (N) (S Live) (CC) NHL Overtime (N) IndyCar Racing Premier League Match of the Day NICK 40 40 Thundermans Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (N) ’ Hathaways Thundermans Instant Mom ’ Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends (CC) Friends (CC) OXY 50 50 ››› Sex and the City (2008) Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall. ›› The Switch (2010) Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman. Premiere. ›› The Switch (2010, Romance-Comedy) Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman. R O OT 31 31 MLB Baseball Texas Rangers at Seattle Mariners. From Safeco Field in Seattle. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) Mariners Post. MLB Baseball Texas Rangers at Seattle Mariners. From Safeco Field in Seattle. ’ SPIKE 57 57 Cops Officers find Cops “Seattle/Ta- Cops (CC) Cops Bailing from Cops “Resisting Cops “Coast to Cops Domestic vio- Cops “Coast to ›› Ninja Assassin (2009, Action) Rain, Naomie Harris, Ben Miles. A rogue as- heroin. ’ (CC) coma” (CC) a stolen vehicle. Arrest No. 1” ’ Coast” ’ (CC) lence call. (CC) Coast” ’ (CC) sassin saves the life of a Europol agent. ’ SYFY 59 59 ›› Drive Angry (2011) Nicolas Cage. ›› Machete (2010, Action) Danny Trejo, Robert De Niro, Jessica Alba. Vikingdom (2013) Dominic Purcell. Eirick, a forgotten king, is tasked with killing Thor. Thor: Hammer TBN 20 20 Hour of Power Billy Graham Classic Crusades ››› King of Kings (1961) Jeffrey Hunter, Siobhan McKenna. 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(CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 ›› Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004, Comedy) Freddie Prinze Jr.. 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