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/ Outdoors: Sports 2 Chris Geier / [email protected] Red Pants Writing co-owner Angie Ferrier leads a handwriting class for irst graders at the Winlock Miller Elementary school May 1. Penmanship Can Predict Future Academic Success By Amy Nile [email protected] With today’s kids texting and typing more than ever, teachers are finding less time to help students hone that now seemingly archaic skill known as handwriting. Stepping into that gap, two former kindergarten schoolmates from Adna, occupational therapist Cyndi Cooley and health specialist Angie Ferrier, have built their business helping teachers develop a handwriting curriculum. Cooley and Ferrier are developing their program using emerging scientific research that suggests handwriting can engage the brain and predict a student’s future academic success in ways key- boarding cannot. Students collectively give the thumbs up during a handwriting drill in a irst grade class at please see WRITE, page Main 13 the Winlock Miller Elementary school May 1.

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Community Editor’s Best Bet Bowlers Holding Event Focused on CPR and Defibrillator Use The Lewis County Bowling Calendar Association, along with Dr. Isaac See Long-Term Calendar in loss of a loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Pope and Pope’s Kids Place, will Today’s Life Section Morton Community Methodist Church, hold a CPR and auto external de- Plan ahead with our weekly Fourth and Main, Morton, 330-2640 fibrillator training event at Fair- Parkinson’s Disease Support Group long-term activities and events (Chehalis Shakers), 1 p.m., Bethel Church, way Lanes bowling alley tonight. calendar on today’s page Life 1. Kirkland Road, Chehalis, go to left and Riverside Fire Authority will enter at rear of church, 269-1916 provide three certified CPR in- Thursday, May 10 Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 structors for the event, which is p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 set to begin at 6:30 p.m. Partici- N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, 736-9268 pants will receive a Riverside Fire Supreme Court Senior Centers Authority CPR card of comple- Continues Centralia Cook’s choice lunch and bingo, 11 tion after finishing their training. a.m.-2 p.m., Olequa Senior Center Training is free of charge, but College Visit Low-impact exercise class, 3:30-4:30 participants are asked to RSVP The Washington state Su- p.m., Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 to Fairway Lanes, 736-4100, or preme Court will hold court at Watercolor class, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., To- sign up at the bowling center ledo Senior Center, 864-2112 prior to May 10. Centralia College today during Pool tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Cities the second of a two-day visit. Senior Center, 748-0061 The event will also feature a The Chronicle, file photo The justices will hold two Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation, recognition ceremony to honor Dr. Issac Pope sufered a heart-related morning open sessions and one Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 the citizens who aided Pope medical emergency while bowling in afternoon session, each followed Nutrition lunch, noon, $3 suggest- when he collapsed at Fairway March. by a short recess. The final two ed donation, Morton Senior Center, Lanes back on March 8. The doc- sessions will have a 20-minute 496-3231 tor and Chehalis city councilor, The LCBA is also accepting question and answer session Zumba, 6-7 p.m., Toledo Senior Cen- 73, recovered after the cardiac donations for an AED system with the audience. The first ses- ter, 864-2112 Cook’s choice lunch, 11:30 a.m., To- arrest and was back in his seat at for the alley, and checks can be sion begins at 9 a.m., the second ledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Chehalis City Council meetings made out to Pope’s Kids Place at 10 a.m.; the afternoon session Wood carving class, 1-3 p.m., Toledo by the end of the month. Bowling Center AED. begins at 1:30 p.m. Senior Center, 864-2112 All sessions are in Corbet Quilt class, 1-3 p.m., Toledo Senior Theatre. The public is invited. Center, 864-2112 The justices will deliberate in private beginning at 2:30 p.m. Friday, May 11 at (360) 520-0163 (weekdays) or Support Groups before adjournment. 736-5954 (evenings and week- H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., There will be a photo opportu- ends) or email her at roseblc@ Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 nity with the justices at 1 p.m. to- Rotary Clubs Holding wwestsky.net. Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, day, in front of Washington Hall. [email protected] Auction at Fairgrounds “Gypsy,” 8 p.m., Evergreen Playhouse, Senior Centers “Footloose,” 7 p.m, Chester V. Rhodes Three Rotary Clubs in the 226 W. Center St., Centralia, $15, $13 for Auditorium, R.E. Bennett Elementary, Twin Cities will be hosting their playhouse patrons with membership Potato bar, 4:30-7 p.m., Olequa Se- Chehalis. cards. nior Center 14th annual auction at 6 p.m. Open mic, 6-30-10:30 p.m., Ma- Oregon Trail music and dancing, Nutrition lunch, noon, suggested trix Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Friday at the Southwest Wash- open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., donation $3 for 60 and over, under 60, 740-0492 ington Fairgrounds Blue Pavil- Cowlitz Prairie Grange, 864-2023 $5.95, Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 “The Art of Photography,” Tom Kogut, ion. Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., Twin Cities wildlife biologist and nature photog- Funds raised from this year’s Cities Senior Center Senior Center, 748-0061 rapher, Lyceum Series, noon-12:50 auction will go to development Potato and taco salad bar, open to Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation, p.m., Centralia College East, Morton, of the sports field at Olympic everyone, $6, 4:30-7 p.m., Olequa Senior Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 496-5022 School in Chehalis. In addition Center, Winlock, 785-4325 Exercise class, 8:30-9:30 a.m., Toledo Public Agencies to being used by the school, the “Footloose,” 7 p.m., Chester V. Rhodes Senior Center, 864-2112 Auditorium, R.E. Bennett Elementary, Open pool, 9:30 a.m., Toledo Senior Centralia Planning Commission, 6 field will be available for youth Center, 864-2112 p.m., City Hall, 118 W. Maple St.. football and soccer programs. Chehalis Also, there will be a walking TRiO Club scrapbooking event, 4-10 Acrylics classes, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., To- Libraries p.m., Centralia College cafeteria, $20 ledo Senior Center, 864-2112 track, which can be used by resi- adults, $10 children 5 and up, dinner, Dance, Jack & the Roadrunners, 7-10 The Knitting Circle, for adults and dents of the neighboring Wood- teens, 4-6 p.m., Salkum Timberland Li- giveaways and scrapbooking supplies p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, 807-1761 brary, 985-2148 land Estates. included, RSVP with $10 deposit, 736- or 520-6518 Youth PageTurners book group, for Admission to the auction is 9391, ext. 568 Coffee klatch, 9 a.m., Packwood Se- grades 4-6, “The Thief Lord,” Winlock $35, and advance reservations Beet Oven, rock/psychadelic/jazz nior Center, 494-6331 Timberland Library, 785-3461 are required. Those attending musicians from the Chehalis Valley, 8:30 Sewing and crafts, 10 a.m., RSVP p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prin- Organizations should mail checks and a list of by Monday, Packwood Senior Center, those attending to Lewis County dle St., Chehalis, $6, 740-0492 494-6331 Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., Rotary Foundation, P.O. Box Pinochle, 10 a.m., Packwood Senior Bucoda Oddfellows Community Center, Organizations 1011, Chehalis, WA 98532. Center, 494-6331 202 S. Main, Bucoda, 273-9724 Skookumchuck I.O.O.F. Lodge 129, 12:30 p.m., pinochle and games, Individuals or businesses 7:30 p.m., Bucoda Oddfellows Com- Packwood Senior Center, 494-6331 Support Groups that would like to donate to the munity Center, 202 S. Main St., Bucoda, “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the auction may call Rose Bowman 273-3604 please see CALENDAR, page 13

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Forecast map for May 11, 2012 Tonight Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Gauge Flood 24 hr. Height Stage Change 110s L Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s H 52.93 65.0 -0.49 90s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 80s 74.89 85.0 -0.28 70s H Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 3.24 10.5 -0.17 50s Cowlitz at Randle 40s L Clear Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny 8.76 18.0 +0.18 30s 32º 72º 37º 78º 44º 81º 47º 82º 47º Cowlitz at Mayfield Dam 20s 9.48 ---- +0.09 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Centralia Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunset tonight ...... 8:35 p.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunrise tomorrow ...... 5:41 a.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 59 34/70 Moonrise ...... 1:15 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 32 37/63 Moonset ...... 11:26 a.m. Normal High ...... 67 Port Angeles Fri. Sat. Normal Low ...... 45 37/59 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 86 in 1976 Seattle Anchorage 51/38 sh 50/36 sh Last New First Full Record Low ...... 31 in 1932 42/66 Boise 68/41 s 75/46 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg 5/12 5/20 5/28 6/4 Boston 68/48 t 71/52 s Yesterday ...... 0.00" 33/71 30/67 Dallas 77/60 t 80/60 t Month to date ...... 1.05" Tacoma Pollen Forecast Honolulu 85/70 s 85/69 s Normal month to date . . .0.81" Centralia 38/69 Las Vegas 96/76 s 95/76 s Year to date ...... 20.79" 32/72 Yakima Allergen Friday Saturday Nashville 77/54 s 79/59 pc Normal year to date . . . .21.22" Chehalis Trees High High Phoenix 101/70 s 101/71 s 31/69 Grass None None Longview 32/73 St. Louis 78/57 s 75/59 pc Area Conditions 37/72 Weeds Medium Medium Salt Lake City 72/49 s 74/52 s Vancouver Shown is tomorrow’s Mold None None San Francisco 78/56 s 76/52 pc weather. Temperatures Washington, DC 73/50 s 76/56 s Yesterday Portland 40/73 The Dalles are tonight’s lows and City Hi/Lo Prcp. 42/74 35/72 tomorrow’s highs. World Cities Packwood 54/37 0.00 Pe Ell 63/34 0.00 Fri. Sat. Fri. Sat. Rochester 57/36 0.00 Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Toledo 61/30 0.00 Fri. Sat. Fri. Sat. Baghdad 101/75 pc 105/75 pc New Delhi 103/83 s 101/83 s Napavine 57/36 0.00 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 87/62 s 77/62 s Paris 62/63 ra 66/63 ra Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; Bremerton 63/42 s 71/46 s Spokane 65/36 s 73/42 s London 61/57 ra 54/57 ra Rio de Janeiro 81/65 s 84/65 s r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; Ocean Shores 63/45 s 63/47 s Tri Cities 73/36 s 77/38 s Mexico City 80/57 t 81/57 t Rome 72/59 s 81/59 s sn/snow; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Olympia 71/38 s 78/44 s Wenatchee 70/44 s 78/48 s Moscow 61/45 pc 74/45 pc Sydney 67/55 s 78/55 s

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Campbell said. “There is a AGENCIES RECEIVING UNITED WAY FUNDING Community Needs “We take the homework out method, we’re not just putting Big Brothers Big Sisters, mentoring for at risk youth in Lewis County, of it for you so you don’t have to on a band-aid.” $6,400 By Amy Nile find those needs in the commu- With more requests than Boy Scouts of America, scouting in Lewis County, $9,000 [email protected] nity,” said Debbie Campbell, ex- funding, board members exam- Child Care Action Council, Raising a Reader $4,000 Coastal Harvest, general operations, $5,000 United Way of Lewis Coun- ecutive director for United Way ined issues and programs from of Lewis County. different perspectives, while Community Youth Services, Haven House, $10,000 and independent liv- ty is divvying a portion of ing skills, $4,000 $600,000 to distribute among Agencies ask United Way to contemplating service gaps and fund specific programs. United financial responsibilities. Human Response Network , domestic violence program, $28,000 16 area charitable programs Lewis County Bar Legal Aid, civil legal help, $20,000 Way then monitors the pro- “All of our partner agencies and organizations that aim Lewis County Food Bank Coalition, food purchasing program, $40,000 to help children, low-income gram’s spending and progress. play such a vital role in serving Lewis County Foster Parent Association, foster parent association sup- families and the elderly. “So there’s real accountability. the various needs of our com- port, $5,000 Thirty local volunteers on We’re good stewards of the dollar munity. We only wish we had Lewis County Shelter Program, case management services, $15,000 the United Way’s commu- the donor gives,” Campbell said. more funds to distribute to our Lewis County Work Opportunities, employment training for unfunded nity investment committee Campbell said United Way agencies,” said retired Centralia adults, $10,000 reviewed and evaluated each leaders consider themselves for- College professor Doris Wood, Our Literacy Council, volunteer tutoring program, $27,000 agency, weighing the impact tunate to have raised the group’s the community investment chair. Reliable Enterprises, homeless prevention and rapid re-housing pro- made by each program against $600,000 goal last year despite “There is a shocking amount of gram, $10,000 the needs of those organiza- tough economic times. need that is not visible to the av- The Salvation Army, homeless/eviction prevention program, $40,000 Volunteer Chore Services, volunteer program, $3,500 tions. Money will go to orga- United Way will use the erage person in our community nizations and programs that funds to support children as and we need to support them. Please note: The above numbers do not include donor desig- have a direct impact on lives in well as vulnerable and aging They are our neighbors.” nated dollars. Lewis County. populations to help fulfill basic ••• The rest will be used to cov- needs. Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 Funds Sought For Family of Boy Who Died in Chehalis River DONATIONS: Money Raised on the 100 block of Ceres Hill Terry wonders if more could Road, when his mother went in- be done about the erosion. May- Will Cover Memorial side for no more than five min- be, she said, it could have saved Costs for 8-Year-Old utes, Lewis County Sheriff’s Of- the boy’s life. fice Commander Steve Aust said. “He had the sweetest smile,” Nicholas Matchett “We believe he fell off the bank Terry said. “Just a precious life.” By Kyle Spurr and drowned in the river,” Aust Matchett was about to finish said. “It was a tragic accident.” his third year at Boistfort School. [email protected] Lewis County Coroner War- Principal Rich Apperson A memorial fund has been set ren McLeod said the autopsy per- said Matchett, who was devel- up to help the family of the 8-year- formed Monday afternoon found opmentally delayed and hadn’t old boy who drowned in the Che- that the boy accidentally drowned. learned to talk, showed great halis River Friday evening. Deputies responded to the improvement throughout the Starla Terry, an accountant 100 block of Ceres Hill Road at school year. and neighbor of the boy’s fam- 4:36 p.m. Friday after the boy’s “He always gave me high fives ily, set up the Nicky Matchett mother reported him missing in the hall,” Apperson said. Memorial Fund through Wells from their residence, according Apperson said the school, Fargo. Terry said people can do- to the sheriff’s office. which has a 105 students enrolled, nate to the account online or call Sheriff’s office personnel provided Matchett with eyeglass- her at (360) 245-3334. trained in swift water rescue lo- es and a hearing aid to help him Terry said the boy’s mother, cated the boy an hour later about progress even more at school. Michelle Matchett, has limited a quarter of a mile downriver on a Grief counselors from Cas- resources and few family mem- gravel bar in the middle of the river. cade Mental Health and a youth bers in the area to support her Matchett was pronounced pastor have come to the Boist- and help pay for the memorial dead at 7:05 p.m. Friday, accord- fort School this week to answer service on Thursday. ing to the sheriff’s office. questions and work with the stu- “As loving as the community Terry believes there is an dents, Apperson said. is,” Terry said, “the outpouring erosion problem along the river The students will have a of love should help.” banks could have caused Match- half-day on Thursday and a cel- The Lewis County Sheriff’s ett to fall in the water. Terry said ebration of Matchett’s life and Office is still investigating the she has seen the banks erode potluck will be held at 1:30 p.m. drowning of Nicholas, which within 50 feet of her home on at the school for anyone who Courtesy Photo they say was accidental. Ceres Hill Road. With the soil would like to attend. Eight-year-old Nicholas Matchett is pictured at the beach in this photograph pro- The boy was last seen swing- giving way, Terry said, the banks ••• vided by his family. He died Friday after apparently falling into the Chehalis River ing on the back deck at his house have become dangerous. Kyle Spurr: (360) 807-8239 near Ceres Hill Road. News in Brief Man Arrested After I-5 Chase Reaches 150 MPH By The Chronicle tion sessions for students and parents considering the program. By The Chronicle subjects standing outside a car The suspect drove south on The meeting will be held in the Centralia Police Officers An Edmonds man was ar- parked on a ramp of U.S. High- Highway 101 then merged on I-5 new Science Center, room 121, on rested Wednesday morning af- way 101 at about 2 a.m. southbound for about 40 miles. The Honored During May 21 and June 6 at 7 p.m. ter allegedly leading police on The officer turned on his police used spike strips at mile post Counselors will answer ques- Awards Ceremony a chase that reached speeds of emergency lights and ap- 59, near Vader, to end the chase. tions and explain details of the The Centralia Police Depart- 150 miles per hour and spanned proached the Camaro, but be- The driver, identified by police program for high school juniors ment recognized its own officers about 50 miles on Interstate 5. fore the officer could get out, as David Jin Lee, 23, of Edmonds, and seniors that allows students and local volunteers at the annual The car, a 2012 silver Ford Ca- one of the individuals jumped was arrested and transported to to simultaneously take high awards ceremony during the city maro, was reported stolen from into the car and drove away. the Thurston County Jail. school classes and earn college council meeting Tuesday night. the Hertz rental car company at credits tuition-free. Police Chief Bob Berg took Sea-Tac International Airport at Attending at least one session turns with the sergeants to in- 11:30 p.m., according to reports. is mandatory for those who plan troduce each award winner. The Thurston County Sher- to sign up. Running Start advi- Officer John Panco received iff’s Office said the pursuit start- sors note changes in the program, both the employee of the year ed when a deputy spotted two particularly regarding costs. award and the life saving award. For additional information Police Records Technician contact the college’s counseling Gayle Mulligan earned recogni- office at 736-9391, ext. 265. tion for 45 years of service with the department. Thorbeckes The other awards recipients Health Department Summer-time included: • Officer Dave Clary, Officer to Offer Whooping Doug Lowrey, Officer Will Phipps, Cough Vaccine for Police Records Technician Tare- sa Robertson and Officer Mike Uninsured Adults 2012 Smerer for five years of service. In response to a statewide Camps • Officer Patty Finch and whooping cough epidemic, Officer Neil Hoium for depart- which has caused 26 cases as of Havin’ a Ball mental awards. Wednesday in the Lewis County, • Officer Carla Penley for the the county’s public health and Camp Splash reserve police officer volunteer social services department is Over the Edge of the year award. providing free whooping cough • Centralia resident Karen vaccines to uninsured adults. Laser-mania Anderson for the citizen volun- Vaccinations are available at no Member: $40 pp teer of the year award. cost to those 19 and older who do Non-Member: $50 pp • LeMay Enterprises and the not have medical insurance. The Centralia SWAT team for chief’s health department recommends awards. residents with insurance get im- The award ceremony took munized at their regular medical place a week before Peace Of- provider or at a local pharmacy. ficer’s Memorial Day, which is Whooping cough is espe- Tuesday. Centralia Mayor Bon- cially serious for young children STARTS nie Canaday made a proclama- and infants. JUNE 26th tion in honor of Peace Officer’s Health department clinic Come in and Memorial Day. hours are Tuesdays and Thursdays register today! The week of May 13 to May from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m and 1:30 p.m. 19 is also National Police Week. Centralia 360 736-1683 to 4 p.m. During May, the clinic Chehalis 360 748-3744 will have extended hours and will Rochester 360 273-0457 be open until 7 p.m. on Thursdays. www.thorbeckes.com Running Start The clinic is located at 360 N.W. North St. in Chehalis. (10% off for siblings)

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3.91x7 SYK_MD.indd 2 4/30/12 8:25 AM Main 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012 LOCAL / NORTHWEST Domestic Violence Agency Comes Under Fire CLAIMS: Former members are too afraid to approach the board. Employees Allege “They’re scared. They can’t Theft, Abuse come forward and talk to you,” she said. “These things are oc- By Bianca Fortis curring now.” [email protected] Junger told the group that their issues are being addressed. The inner workings of the “We’re working on moving Human Response Network forward,” she said. “We have a came to light Wednesday night plan. Our accountants, our audi- when a group of former employ- tors have given us clean reports ees all but staged a coup during as far as finances are concerned. the agency’s board meeting. A group of seven former em- There were no laws broken. Eth- ployees and their supporters ap- ics and management style might proached the board to address the be a problem, but the new board abuses they say they experienced is working on that.” while employed at the organiza- There were rumors that tion. money has gone missing and Among the group were for- that administrators have falsi- mer employees who haven’t fied tax documents. worked at the agency in years However, board members and others who resigned within along with Joan Caywood, the last couple of months. HRN’s executive director, said Several members of the the organization’s finances have been audited and no wrongdo- group had earlier written letters Brittany Voie / [email protected] airing their grievances and sent ings were discovered. Junger acknowledged that Joan Caywood, right, executive director of the Human Response Network, listens to allegations made by former employees them to the board. Allegations Wednesday night at the organization’s board meeting. ranged from theft to drug abuse HRN has “walked the line” in to a hostile work environment. terms of having adequate funding. They expressed those same con- “It’s a service agency that not cerns at the meeting. many members of the public But the accusers said they’re want to recognize as being nec- not trying to dismantle HRN; in- essary,” she said. stead they’re just trying to bring Another accusation was that attention to certain serious issues. staff members had stolen do- “I’m here because we need nated items that were meant for this agency,” Linda Geiger, who domestic violence survivors. was the shelter manager until Caywood explained that at 2004, said. “It’s so important for one time employees could take victims of domestic violence and items that hadn’t been used if sexual assault. But you can’t have they were needed. But over time the intimidation, the threats, the that policy proved problematic, stealing, the harassment.” and employees are no longer al- Board members said most lowed to take items. of the accusations were either a There are also allegations result of a misunderstanding or that drug and alcohol abuse entirely unfounded. has taken place within the of- Nettie Junger, the chair of fice, and that employees have the board, also pointed out that had their jobs threatened — ex- most of the board members are amples of accusations that cur- new and weren’t around for the rent staff believe to be absolute time period during which most untruths. of the allegations stem from. Junger said she was taking She said most of the allegations the allegations seriously and come from years-old problems would look into them; however, that had never been resolved. she felt some of them lacked However, the group of ex- substance. Amanda Coday, a former employee of the Human Re- Linda Geiger, a former employee of the Human Response employees said they were made “We can’t act on verbal gos- sponse Network, listens to board members at the agency’s Network, addresses the organization’s board of directors aware that many of the prob- sip,” she said. board meeting Wednesday night. Wednesday night. lems they experienced are still She also said a character happening. They said they had building workshop is planned “A team building workshop center of many of the allega- instead of the good,” she said. been contacted by current em- for current staff members which is not a resolution to serious tions, said she believed the “I just hope it doesn’t interfere ployees; however, none of them should help assuage some of the ethical problems,” Coday said. complaints stem from rumors with somebody who needs ser- were present at the meeting. concerns. “It’s just another waste of mon- that were blown out of pro- vices coming to the agency.” Amanda Coday, a former But the ex-employees weren’t ey.” portion. ••• employee, said current staff satisfied. Caywood, who is at the “It’s easier to believe the bad Bianca Fortis: (360) 807-8245 SuperSonics Star to Ride Tandem with Tribal Member for Charity BICYCLE BUILT FOR TWO: As a last-minute fundraising Hanna has personal rea- push, he said he would ride his sons for getting involved Ride is Fundraiser tandem bike with another per- with the ADA: some of her TOUR DE CURE for Diabetes Event son if an additional $1,000 was family members have dia- ‘‘I’ve never been on a raised. betes and she is half Native Date: Saturday, May 12 By Bianca Fortis So far $650 has been raised. American. tandem bike, much Where: Marymoor Park [email protected] Hanna said she’s a little ner- “Diabetes is so prevalent in vous about the ride. the Native American communi- less with a 6-foot 10- 6046 West Lake Sammamish Not often is one presented Parkway “I’ve never been on a tandem ty,” she said. “So I wanted to see inch three-time NBA Redmond, WA 98052 with an opportunity to ride a bike, much less with a 6-foot how many people I can try to two-person bicycle with an in- For More Info: 10-inch three-time NBA cham- help and raise money for fund- champion.’’ www.diabetes.org/ ternational basketball star. pion,” she said. ing research.” seattletourdecure But come Saturday, Vicki Hanna actually met Hana said one of the goals Hanna, a member of the Cheha- Vivki Hanna Schrempf 28 years ago at the of the ADA is to provide sup- will ride tandem bike with Schrempf lis Tribe, may have the opportu- Husky Hoop Camp at Cen- port and information about the DIABETES FACTS nity to do just that. tralia High School. She was disease to communities of color • It’s the fastest-growing chronic Hanna, a board member of a student at Oakville High and communities that have disease in U.S. history. the American Diabetes Asso- School and enrolled in the traditionally been underrepre- • 27 million Americans have Idaho, said more than 1,000 diabetes. ciation, was selected by Detlef camp. Schrempf, who at the sented. riders are expected to attend • 80 million Americans have Schrempf to ride with him on time played basketball at the “It’s about connecting the the western Washington Tour pre-diabetes. his tandem bike at the Tour University of Washington, dots for people so they can get • Type 2 diabetes accounts for 90 de Cure on Saturday in Red- coached her. information to educate them- de Cure. to 95% of diabetes cases. mond. “He had a huge impact on selves. Last year the local event Source: American Diabe- The Tour is a nationwide my life,” Hanna, who now lives Hanna also encouraged raised about $300,000; nation- tes Association event with the goal of fundrais- in Seattle, said. “Coaches have people to implement exercise wide the organization raised $21 ing for diabetes research and an indelible mark on the peo- into their daily activities. million. spreading awareness of the dis- ple they mentor, but they never Research shows that physical ••• ease. know it.” activity can help people who are Bianca Fortis: (360) 807-8245 Schrempf, an NBA star who Schrempf went on to play at a high risk for diabetes just as played for several teams, includ- for several teams in the NBA, much, if not more, than some ing the Seattle SuperSonics, after including the Seattle Super- pre-diabetes medicines do, she ERVING playing high school hoops in Sonics. said. S Centralia, was selected as a co- Schrempf was selected as the Paul Tobin, the director LEWIS COUNTY PACIFIC chair of this year’s Seattle Tour co-chair for this year’s Tour de of corporate development for de Cure. Cure event in western Washington. Washington and Northern Prosthetics & Orthotics, LLC Cascade Family Medical Welcomes Two New Practitioners. Compassionate Consultation • Locally Owned They are both currently accepting new patients. Be sure to schedule an appointment today! •Artiicial Limbs • Knee Braces Kenneth Perko, MD • Eric DeMun, MD • Christopher Yarter, MD • Leg Braces • Arch Supports Stephen Fischer • Diabetic Shoes Physicians Assistant Stephen began his practice nearly 30 • Repairs & Adjustments years ago. He has worked at Washington • Home Or Ofice Visits Orthopaedic, St. Peter’s Neurosurgery and Steck Medical Group (360) 330-1602 Maggie Hennessey 1720 Cooks Hill Rd. Nurse Pratitioner Centralia, Wa Raymond Frieszell, MS, CPO

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Thomas approving it and Na- "The regulations on this are have enacted temporary mora- Collective Pot Gardens Monday's vote marked the than Cook opposed. absurd. I believe we could go toriums on grow operations un- required "second reading" of Monday, however, the mea- through this line by line and do til the legal situation is clarified. By The Daily News the proposed ordinance, which sure failed. Hill reversed her- better," he said. It's not clear what Toledo will Toledo City Council members would have required grow op- self and voted no, joining Steve Cities across the state are do next in the wake of Monday's have backed off a plan to heavily erations to be locked up, secured Dobosh and Nathan Cook in struggling with how to regulate vote. It may be subject to a third regulate the location and opera- by guards, video-monitored and opposing it. Dobosh had been collective medical marijuana vote when the city council next tion of collective medical marijua- surrounded by a 10-foot fence absent for the April 16 vote. grow operations, which state law meets May 21. Centralia A Charitable Realization Rochester Agrees Resident to Lease Land For Hosting Community Book- Garden Signing By The Chronicle groWing season: Rochester resident Donnie Whetstone will have a book sign- Local Gardens Will ing and reading of his novel “Fit Put Vacant Lot to Kill” from 1-3 p.m. Saturday at Fit Stop 24, 1212 Black Lake on Woodland Avenue Blvd, Olympia. to Use Whetstone has more than by Kyle spurr 20 years of ex- [email protected] perience as a Chris Geier / [email protected] professional The Centralia City Coun- Nicole Beck hits a forehand during a W.F. West tennis match against Black Hills on the court that was refurbished trainer and lo- cil approved a lease agreement thanks to Beck's request to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Beck won the match, the irst she has played on the new cal gym owner. with Hub City Community courts, 6-2, 6-2. Beck was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, a highly malignant tumor responsible for over half of Although “Fit Gardens Tuesday night to let soft tissue cancers in children, last year. to Kill” is his donnie Whetstone the grassroots nonprofit group first novel, he is author use a lot on Woodland Avenue no stranger to as the first community garden writing, having written numer- in the city. ous articles on nutrition, weight The approval came with National Park Supporters Seek Delay training and fitness, and has applause from local gardeners appeared in newspapers, maga- who sat in on the council meet- zines and on the Internet. ing Tuesday night and support on County's MSH Management Vote In “Fit to Kill,” Whetstone’s the community garden. years as a trainer allow him to “I’m personally inspired by debate: Cowlitz immerse readers into the world this group of Commissioners Deciding of fitness in this detective thriller. individuals,” ‘‘If our constituents were clamoring for national “Fit to Kill” is available in paper- Chehalis attor- Whether or Not to back at Amazon and in most eB- ney Erin Hillier, Follow Lewis, Skamania park status it would make it easier.’’ ook formats such as Amazon Kin- who helped Counties dle and Barnes and Noble Nook. Hub City Com- george raiter For more information about “Fit to Kill,” visit www.don- munity Gar- By The Daily News Cowlitz County commissioner dens become a niewhetstone.com or contact nonprofit, said. It will be another week before Whetstone at (360) 556-2845. “They have a bill Moeller Cowlitz County commission- supports com- R-Wash., takes a position on a rera Beutler to go against local range of tal- ers decide whether to support Patriotic-Gospel munity garden $500,000 National Park feasi- leaders if they've already public- ents and back- continued U.S. Forest Service Nashville Recording Artist management of Mount St. Hel- bility study that national park ly supported the Forest Service. grounds to come together and backers have requested. In an Plotkin is the county's former Linda Lanier build this new resource for our ens, but advocates of change said Tuesday that any vote taken now April 20 letter, Herrera Beutler tourism director and another community in a way that hasn’t said she'd wait until after a July dissenting member of the con- Come and be been done before.” would be premature. inspired at an Lewis and Skamania county progress report from the Forest gressional committee. The community garden Service before deciding whether "If we want the maximum unforgettable, life will be located on 2.66 acres at commissioners already have changing event. passed resolutions backing to endorse any proposal. benefit from the monument," he 1209 Woodland Ave. in Cen- National park supporters say said, "this study is the only way." Sat., May 12 - 7:00 PM tralia, by the city’s composting continued Forest Service management of the 110,000-acre the monument would receive No commissioners revealed Sun., May 13 - 10:30 AM site. Nearly 30 people joined more federal money as a nation- how they'll vote next week but the Hub City Community Gar- National Mount St. Helens Napavine Assembly Of God Church Volcanic Monument. Cowlitz al park and that the added pres- they seemed to be leaning to- 414 Second Ave., Napavine, WA dens, and the group proposed County commissioners will vote tige would draw more tourists. ward passing the Forest Service the idea to the city council on on the matter next week but They said the Forest Service isn't resolution, saying the agency March 27. took public comments Tuesday. equipped to handle a major tour- has made strides in improving With approval from the All four speakers backed mak- ist attraction and doesn't have attractions on the monument. city to use the vacant land, the ing the volcano a national park, money to support one. In addi- Commissioners also noted resi- gardeners will in return pay or at least further studying the tion, while the Forest Service has dents' concerns about reduced any water bills, other utility possibility. recently spent several millions access to hunting and fishing May 4th - May 10th bills, maintain the property "I strongly urge you to wait of dollars in stimulus funds re- within a national park and pos- John Carter and follow other agreements until August," said Mark Smith, vamping the monument, speak- sible increased air pollution $3 • PG13 to keep the garden safe and owner of the Eco Park resort ers said there's no guarantee the standards for nearby industries. 12:00pm & 3:00pm (Sat & Sun) clean. near the volcano and a member same level of funding would be "If our constituents were Lockout Former Centralia Mayor of a Congressional task force available in the future. clamoring for national park $3 • PG13 Bill Moeller, 84, brought up that looked at Mount St. Helens They also said they fear votes status it would make it easier," 6:00 pm the community garden idea management in 2009. That com- by the county commissioners in commission Chairman George he American Reunion CH471132cz.cg three decades ago, but got no mittee recommended staying favor of the Forest Service could Raiter said of the decision. "But $3 • R response at the time. with the Forest Service if certain doom the national park feasibil- the majority are not." 9:00pm & 12:30pm (Wed early bird matinee) This time around, Moeller conditions were met. ity study before Herrera Beutler The commissioners' Tues- told The Chronicle, people are $$Two Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, Smith cast a dissenting vote. even reviews it. day meeting next week starts at minor with parent at or before 6:00pm starting to understand the ne- Smith and others said com- "I don't think it helps," Mark 9 a.m. on the third floor of the Minor with parent before 7 pm only $3 All Ages • Ages 3 and under are FREE cessity of growing their own missioners need to hold off until Plotkin told commissioners, Cowlitz County Administration 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia food. U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, adding it will be harder for Her- Building, 207 4th Ave. N., Kelso. (360) 736-1634 • mcmenamins.com

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LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL: State Supreme Court Justices Encourage ‘‘I urge you, if you vote Participation in Non- and don’t know who Partisan Political Process the candidates are, By Amy Nile leave it blank.’’ [email protected] All nine justices from the Steven Gonzalez Washington state Supreme Washington State Supreme Court Court are visiting Centralia Justice College to discuss judicial issues and hold official court sessions. “If we don’t have justice we’ll Concurrently, Associate never have tranquility,” said Jus- Chief Justice Charles Johnson tice Steven Gonzalez. “Regard- and Justice Debra Stephens led less of who you are, where you’re a political science class, while from or who you love, you can Chief Justice Barbara Madsen come to court and be treated and Justice Susan Owens joined equally.” a criminal justice class. Owens Gonzalez, along with Jus- later joined the Lyceum. tices Mary Fairhurst and Char- Meanwhile, Justices Wiggins lie Wiggins, presided over the and Stephens led an anthropol- Chris Geier / [email protected] Lyceum at Centralia College ogy class. Washington State Supreme Court Justices Charlie Wiggins, right, Steven Gonzalez, center, and Mary Fairhurst, left, speak to Wednesday. Gonzalez, the new- “The time was completely full an audience in Centralia College’s Corbet Theater Wednesday. The court will hear oral arguments in the same space Thursday. est justice on the court, encour- of student participation,” said aged attendees to vote in an edu- anthropology professor Greg cated way. van Alstyne. “I think in part “I urge you, if you vote and because of the engaging person- don’t know who the candidates alities of the justices. ... They just are, leave it blank,” he said. talked about problems in society Because the public elects Su- and different levels of inequality preme Court judges in Washing- and a lot of students are attuned ton state, the justices encouraged attendees to get information on to that.” the non-partisan judicial can- Van Alstyne said some stu- didates at votingforjudges.org dents might think the system prior to marking their ballots. ignores them and he was pleased “If you don’t vote in judicial the justices spent time in a class elections, you’re magnifying the that was not criminal justice or the voices of special interests,” government related. Wiggins said. “It’s very political for them to The justices discussed how visit. It shows they have a com- money can affect politics. mon touch,” van Alstyne said. “Some candidates have a The Justices invite the public few people giving them mon- to sit in today as they hold open ey, which concerns me,” said court sessions on three cases in Fairhurst. “We always have to the Corbet Theatre. The first guard against too much influ- session begins at 9 a.m., the sec- Washington State Supreme Court ence.” ond at 10 a.m., and the third at Justice Steven Gonzalez speaks to an The justices provided an 1:30 p.m. The final two sessions audience in Centralia College’s Corbet overview of the Supreme Court will have a 20-minute question Theater Wednesday. and described its relationship to and answer session with the au- other court systems. dience, before the justices delib- “It was interesting to hear erate privately. how Washington looks at things compared to federal,” “They’re really interesting said Lacie Hamilton, a legal cases and it’s a unique opportu- administrative assisting stu- nity to see the court in action in dent at Centralia College. “It your neighborhood,” Fairhurst gives me a better idea of what’s told The Chronicle. going on.” “And they get to ask questions. Washington State Supreme Court Justices, from right, Charlie Wiggins, Steven The justices talked about That only happens when we’re on the road.” Gonzalez, and Mary Fairhurst speak with moderator Stuart Halsan, left, in front of other judicial topics, including an audience in Centralia College’s Corbet Theater Wednesday. the separation of powers and ••• funding basic education. Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 Thurston Sheriff Chases Suspects in Two Burglaries By Jeremy Pawloski area in his unmarked patrol The Olympian car. He saw a pickup that fit the woman’s description speed by Thurston County Sheriff him on Black Lake Boulevard John Snaza led deputies on a and began a chase that at times pursuit Wednesday afternoon exceeded 80 mph. and helped apprehend two bur- The pickup turned onto glary suspects after they crashed RW Johnson Boulevard and their pickup on RW Johnson crashed into a retention pond. Boulevard, a sheriff’s spokes- man said. Both suspects got out the ve- Deputies were called to the hicle and ran. A K9 unit found area of Kinney Street Southwest one hiding in bushes. A deputy off of Delphi Road after a home- found and arrested the second owner interrupted a burglary in suspect. progress. Deputies found items from According to Sheriff’s Lt. the Kinney Road burglary, as Greg Elwin: well as from a burglary that A homeowner on Kinney occurred earlier in the day. Street entered her driveway to The suspects, both 23, were find a pickup parked at the side to be booked into the Thur- of her home. As she got out of ston County Jail on burglary her car, the pickup drove off at charges. One was admitted to a high speed. She went inside, a hospital with minor injuries discovered the burglary and from bumping his head on the called 911. pickup’s windshield during the Snaza happened to be in the crash. Run Planned in Honor of Fallen Chehalis Soldier By The Chronicle funds for the Leighann Trodahl, a Du- Night Stalker Pont resident, will be running Association, in the Capital City Marathon which is a part May 20 in honor of her cousin, of the support Spc. Robert David Lund, a W.F. structure for West graduate who was killed the unit and during a military exercise in the the members’ Florida Keys March 23, 2004. families. At the time of his death, Spc. Robert Lund Donations died while may be made Lund was serving with the training 160th Special Operations Avia- payable to tion Regiment (Airborne), “NSA — West.” known as “The Night Stalkers.” They may be mailed to Night During the run, Trodahl Stalkers Association — West, will be carrying the Night P.O. Box 33381, Joint Base Lew- Stalker flag. She will be raising is-McChord, WA 98433-09500. • Main 7 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012 Local Businessman Tackling Racquetball Record FOR CHARITY: Brennan world in an attempt to better that we told people we're gonna their lives. do it," he said. "We'd look like Bailey and Brad In the past, the Brennan Bai- fools if we didn't finish." Green Hope to Play ley Foundation, an organization Bailey and his partner are al- he founded in November 2010, lowed five minute breaks for every for 24 Hours raised money for local causes to hour of racquetball, and Bailey By Stephanie Schendel help out families and individu- said the key to continuing playing als throughout Lewis County was not to sit down during breaks. [email protected] who were in need, he said. This "During practice when we time he wanted to give to a more would sit down, we'd get tired," A Twin Cities Realtor will at- international organization. he said. "It was hard to get up tempt to set a world record Sat- Bailey said he has always had again and continue playing." urday for the longest continuous a goal of setting a world record, Bailey said they have been racquetball game in order to but didn't know what record he training for the marathon for raise money for an international wanted to set until one day he about eight months. Their ef- nonprofit. was playing racquetball, which forts focused mostly on getting Brennan Bailey, 22, from had been a hobby of Bailey's for in shape. They also trained by Chehalis, in combination with several years, and thought of it. playing racquetball in three or Brad Green, 20, Redmond, will Since there is no previous four hour-long sessions. courtesy photo Brennan Bailey, 22, right, from Chehalis, in combination with Brad Green, 20, from attempt to set the Guinness racquetball marathon record he Bailey said they are currently Redmond, will attempt to set the Guinness World Record for a 24-hour racquetball World Record with a 24-hour said he had to submit a proposal seeking donations as well as vol- game. racquetball game. Bailey, who is to the Guinness Book of World unteers to act as witnesses and the managing broker at Vistas Records for approval, a process timekeepers in the event. Their FitLife in Centralia, and will run up for the last hour of the event Northwest Real Estate in Che- that took several weeks. goal for this event is to raise from 1 p.m. this Saturday to 1 to cheer them on. halis, said the event will act as Their plan for completing the $5,000, and Bailey said they are p.m. on Sunday. Bailey said he Anyone interested in volun- a fundraiser for Kiva, an inter- 24-hour marathon is lots of wa- about a third of the way there. expects more people to donate teering or donating can contact national nonprofit that provides ter and PowerBars, Bailey said. The racquetball marathon to the cause rather than attend, Bailey at brennanbailey@hot- loans to individuals around the "The strongest motivation is will take place at Thorbeckes but he hopes people will show mail.com or at (360) 296-6129. Centralia Downtown Association Adjusts to Recent Upheaval

FUTURE PLANS: New harassed, got fed up and decided ness owners who focus on revi- to resign as well. talizing the historic downtown Leadership, New With Miller’s and Merriman through restoration and promo- Building, New Events resignation, former Vice Presi- tion. dent Steve Koreis is now the Koreis said more than 40 By Kyle Spurr CDA president and Roger Stew- people are members of the CDA [email protected] art was appointed vice president with five people on the board. with board support. The yearly due for a member Colleen Stewart, who is is $150 for business owners, $25 After the Centralia Down- Roger’s wife, will become the for support members who are town Association president and new treasurer. The other board not business owners and $75 for treasurer resigned last month, members include Secretary nonprofits. the nonprofit organization has Amanda McDougall and at- The CDA is a member of appointed new leadership and large member Gordon MacLeod. the National Trust for Historic opened a new workspace. In her resignation letter, Preservation and a Washington Former CDA President Jeff Merriman said she no longer Main Street member. Miller and former Treasurer wanted to be a part of the CDA The CDA is organizing a jazz Paige Merriman left the orga- because she felt the CDA vio- and quilt event Saturday. Start- nization following a letter from lated its own bylaws and ethics. ing at 10 a.m., quilts will be on the other board Merriman claimed the board display in businesses, the His- members ask- appointed a new member and toric Borst Home, the Centralia ing Merriman passed a whole new set of bylaws Train Depot and the Centralia to step down. at a meeting April 13, without Timberland Library. The letter Merriman or Miller’s knowl- Then starting at 8 p.m., the said Merriman edge of the meeting. Greta Matassa Jazz Concert will never respond- For items to pass, five board be held at the Historic Fox The- ed to emails and members have to agree. Without atre as a fundraiser for the the- voicemails from Miller or Merriman, the board ater. The Sound of Swing will the CDA board Steve Koreis open the show at 7 a.m. CDA president only had four members. and that she re- President Steve Koreis said For questions or information moved everyone, the board acted under emergen- on joining the CDA, visit the except herself and Miller, as ad- cy bylaws at the April 13 meet- group’s Facebook page. ministrators to the group’s Face- ing, meaning only three people book page. were need for a majority. Koreis Merriman then wrote a letter said no rules were broken. of her own requesting to resign Along with new leader- from the CDA. ship this month, the CDA an- Miller, who is in a relation- nounced it is moving into a new ship with Merriman, presented location at 312 N. Pearl St. The Merriman’s own resignation let- building will be open to the ter to the board at their meeting public by appointment. April 19. The CDA is a nonprofit or- Merriman said Miller felt ganization comprised of busi- Pair of Mexican Nationals Sought in 11 Thurston Heroin Cases Flee By The Olympian In March, task force detec- Two alleged runners for a tives seized a cellphone in Lake- Mexican drug-trafficking orga- wood used by a “dispatcher” for nization are thought to have fled the organization. Detectives Thurston County after allegedly used the phone to arrange drug delivering more than 3 ounces of buys in Thurston County, lead- heroin during controlled buys. ing to at least five arrests of peo- Alfredo Santos Bautista, 29, ple who tried to buy heroin. formerly of Littlerock Road in Beginning in February, nar- Tumwater, was charged Thurs- cotics detectives arranged con- day in Superior Court with eight trolled buys using the confiden- counts of unlawful delivery of tial source, who wore a body heroin. A warrant has been is- wire to buy heroin from Bautista sued for his arrest. The Olym- and his accomplice. pian is not naming his alleged The buys occurred on Olym- accomplice because she hasn’t pia’s west side, in parking lots at been charged. Red Robin, Goodwill, Petco and “Both defendants became Walgreens. aware of the investigation and Detectives identified Bautista fled their residences for parts by taking his photograph during unknown,” court papers state. the controlled buys and identi- “In addition, both defendants are fied his residence by conducting apparently illegally in the coun- surveillance and obtaining his try and are Mexican nationals.” driver’s license photo from the Also according to court pa- Department of Licensing. pers: Detectives conducted 11 The Thurston County Nar- controlled buys involving Bau- cotics Task Force’s investigation tista and his accomplice. Law began in February, after a confi- enforcement officials have said dential source in Mason County that heroin use, as well as prop- told detectives that he or she erty crimes associated with it, “was able to buy heroin from a have been in the rise in Thur- Mexican drug trafficking orga- ston County over the past six nization.” months. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012 • Main 11

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Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 Christine Fossett, Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Brian Mittge, Editor-in-Chief It’s Time to Step Up and Run for Political Office With the economy still Our Views lia Republican Ron Averill faces and Averill, for serving the pub- However the races play out, shaky and budgets tight in a challenge from fellow Repub- lic and holding their lives up to we encourage you to be an edu- homes, businesses and govern- Swecker, a former fish farm- lican Edna Fund, a current Cen- the scrutiny that comes with cated voter who examines the mental entities, this is a time of er, has led the opposition to tralia City Council member. standing for election. issues and questions the candi- great interest in who leads our increases in gay rights and has Averill, a retired Army colo- The Chronicle will talk dates about where they stand. nel, and Fund, a retired state further with all the candidates public agencies. pushed for funding of statewide From the White House to worker, would both bring intel- in news stories and Editorial If you want to be an educat- transportation projects in his 17 the county courthouse, we al- ligence and drive to the impor- Board interviews over the com- ed voter, there is no better op- ready have choices for several years in office. tant full-time job. ing months. tion than to read The Chronicle important offices. Next week, Braun, whose Chehalis am- These two races, incidentally, Especially with fellow Re- for our ongoing in-depth cover- more challengers might emerge bulance and emergency manu- show the value of the “Top Two” publicans running for the same age of politics and candidates. facturing company employs 150 during the official filing period. primary system. Others can offices, there is likely to be acri- If you’re thinking of run- people, has served in several Already voters have two still enter the race from either mony, maneuvering, posturing, ning for office, now is the time boards and commissions but strong choices for two of our party. Voters can winnow down recruiting and alliances. The to throw your hat in the ring. most important positions that has never been elected to office. the choices to the two with the races could get nasty, although Next week’s filing period is a will be on the ballot this year. He pledges to bring a business- most support and potential, we hope candidates take the Longtime state Sen. Dan man’s perspective to the Legis- then choose the best candidate high road and explain why they chance for public-spirited citi- Swecker, R-Rochester, is being lature. in November. would be the best choice, rather zens to offer their services. challenged by John Braun, a ru- In the Lewis County Court- We applaud Braun and Fund, than why their opponent would During these hard times, we ral Centralia Republican. house, incumbent rural Centra- as well as incumbents Swecker not. need all the talent we can get. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... It’s Not a Mourning Dove, It’s an All-Day-Long Dove Anyone who owned a televi- mourning the passing of Russ sion set a few years ago is no Mohney.) Either email me at the doubt familiar with the title, address at the end of this col- “Lonesome Dove.” It was the umn, or call me at 736-7211. name of a miniseries that, if you His call consists of a series didn’t watch every episode, you of three coos, with the middle at least must have seen portions one elongated, something like of one. “coo coo-oo coo.” The call is The series was based on a repeated several times until, I book by Larry assume, he has to take a breath. McMurtry Most of the series include from which won the four to six repeats, but one eve- Pulitzer Prize ning recently I counted 14 in a for fiction in row. He must have been getting 1986. McMur- desperate. try originally Once again I’m guilty of wrote it as a assumption in thinking that movie script the calls are attempts to attract called “Back By Bill Moeller another of the same species, but Letters to the Editor to Laredo” in of a different gender. Why he 1972. It was walks are repaired. Here streets newspaper, the city of Napavine didn’t latch up with the other Accessibility Poor for are full of very deep holes and finds misleading information supposed to star John Wayne bird we saw on the wires — as- and Jimmy Stewart, but the Those in Wheelchairs ruts. Broken concrete, broken in the subheading of the article suming the gender was correct asphalt, rocks, water puddles, that reads “Construction With- project was scrapped when both — is a mystery. The thought did To the editor: stars backed out. A motorized chair has been weeds and trash litter the curbs in 90 days, Microtel & Suites occur to me that possibly it’s all over town in Centralia. will be Built in Floodway.” McMurtry eventually turned because he’s a really ugly dude my means of ambulation for the screenplay into a novel, and more than two full years. I have There are very few end-of- Unfortunately, the city staff for a dove. The other possibil- street ramps from sidewalk to was not consulted on this infor- the rest is history. ity might be that he has, indeed, advanced multiple sclerosis, and I mention this because we walking had been getting more street that are actually there or, mation prior to publishing the ar- connected, and he’s merely tell- if they are there, they are unus- ticle. Statements such as this can have been serenaded by a dove ing the world that those eggs in and more difficult for several (which I have come to believe is years prior to getting the power able. Because of power limita- be devastating to future develop- the nest are proof that he’s one tions, an abrupt 2- to 3-inch ments in these types of areas. Lonesome) for nearly two weeks. potent papa, in case any other chair. He (I’m assuming from the Before getting the motor- drop is enough to halt forward The Microtel Inn & Suites females are interested. progress. One has to search for proposal is to be built in the le- actions which I’m going to de- “’Tis a puzzlement,” as the ized version, I had a mechanical scribe that it must be a “he”) has driveways to get on and off the gally permitted, filled floodplain, King of Siam once said. wheelchair that required some- apparently staked out his terri- one else to push me around. Not sidewalks. In some areas, there and is proposed to be built in the tory in the alley between Cen- very practical. Before the me- are no sidewalks at all, just poor- summer of 2012; therefore, The tralia’s First and Second streets, Bits and Pieces chanical chair, a four-wheeled ly paved streets. Chronicle heading gives the gen- bordered on the east by H street Computers are sentient be- walker was necessary to keep The top speed of these little eral public the impression that and on the west by Washington ings. I’m convinced of it. Any from falling flat with the slight- “cars” is about 7 or 8 miles per the Microtel Inn & Suites will be- Avenue. time that I’m unable to accom- est of surface imperfections on a hour. That forces a very slow gin construction within 90 days. Corine and I caught one plish some seemingly simple walking path, sidewalk, street or vehicle into competition with The city cannot verify at this glimpse of him and another operation, I’m shamed into call- even a carpeted or tiled floor. trucks, cars, vans, motorcycles, time that the 90 days is feasible, similar bird one day sitting on ing for help from Corine. She Accessibility for people with freight haulers, garbage trucks, and the incorrect information power lines, but since then all we will sit down and run through ambulation difficulties get more semi tractor-trailers and bicycles. in the article stating that the Mi- have heard is his constant coo- exactly the same series of steps strident with each loss of func- The American With Dis- crotel Inn & Suites is being built ing. Now, don’t get me wrong, which I just did, and everything tion. Accessibility for people in abilities Act was supposed to cor- in the floodway, when in reality I’m not complaining — it’s re- clears up. How’s that for proof? a power chair or scooter is the rect all of these kinds of blockage it is actually proposed to be built ally a pleasant sound — but I’m Here’s something we can all very most limited. issues for citizens with ambula- inside the legally permitted, irritated because I cannot iden- do without: the male golf nut The aisles of most commer- tion difficulties. Why is Centra- filled floodplain. tify him from any of the books who shouts, “Get in the hole!” cial stores, including the “big box” lia seemingly exempt from these Although it was good to see about Western birds which we whenever his favorite player variety, are like trying to navigate sensible and humane laws? a correction in Tuesday’s issue; have on our kitchen counter, makes a putt. I’ve never yet in a sock. Merchandize is pushed I can only speak for me but the city feels it was not adequate next to the field glasses. The two heard a female do it. Nor have I too close together. Merchandize I still like to go shopping. I still to correct the misleading infor- like to window shop. I still like birds we saw appeared to be all seen it help the golfer. is hung out of reach. Merchan- mation to the public. white, and they were longer and ••• dize is shelved too high. to be outside and enjoy the abil- The correction was not in thinner than our normal pi- ity to get around on my own. Bill Moeller is a former enter- There are other folks trying a location that would be eye- geons. We ruled out a mourning tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city to find their way through the Finally, just for the sake of catching; and it still leaves the dove, because of the color. council member, paratrooper and maze of shopping carts, strollers, argument and to demonstrate reader with misleading infor- If anyone can help by iden- pilot living in Centralia. He can be wheelchairs and other motor- very clearly what I have been mation on the time frame of tifying the bird, I’d be grate- reached at bookmaven123@comcast. ized chairs. Sometimes it is vir- talking about, I invite any and construction and location of ful. (It’s one more reason for net. tually impossible for two shop- all city council members, plan- where the hotel sits. pers to be in the same aisle at the ning commissioners, the mayor, The city is not sure where First Amendment Center Quote of the Day same time. There simply is not whoever, to ride a mile in my the information of the sub- enough room. motorized chair and see and heading came from; however, we Let me add another very experience for themselves just would ask that you print a retrac- “Writing is a form of personal freedom. It real problem to this already what I go through just to get to tion and correct the statement. frustrating equation. A lack of the grocery store on a day nice We appreciate your assis- frees us from the mass identity we see usable ramps or elevators abso- enough to even attempt the trip. tance and support for our city. in the making all around us. In the end, lutely prevents people with lim- If you need further information ited ambulation from even en- Anne V. Norskog Centralia or clarification, please contact writers will write not to be outlaw heroes tering a whole lot of commercial Steve Ashley, Public Works/ stores right here in Centralia. Community Development di- of some underculture but mainly to save Even the best of these mo- City: Napavine Hotel rector at 262-9344 ext. 224 of themselves, to survive as individuals.” torized chairs has zero spring [email protected] or shock absorber systems built Not in the Floodway Don DeLillo into them — they are a rough To the editor: John Sayers author, playwright, essayist, 2005 ride even if all streets and side- After review of the April 21 Napavine mayor

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Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities

Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT p.m. Wednesday. the 1200 block of Southwest 22nd on the 600 block of Haywire lock, and Wilford Woodruff, Street. Road in Chehalis. 18, Winlock, were both booked Malicious Mischief Drug Paraphernalia Malicious Mischief for residential burglary and • A victim reported that • Rodolfo Romo, 29, Centralia, Burglary two counts of second-degree - someone used a piece of wood to was arrested and released for alleged • A victim reported that some • A victim reported three lap- theft for allegedly stealing two break the front and rear wind- possession of drug paraphernalia one broke out the rear window tops and silver bars stolen from a computers, three credit cards, a on Alder Street and West Chestnut of his parked vehicle on the 800 shields of their vehicle at 7:54 residence at 6:38 p.m. Monday on wallet, a digital picture frame, a Street at 10:24 p.m. Wednesday. block of Northwest New York a.m. Wednesday on the 1600 the 500 block of Cedar Creek Road clock and other items at 8 a.m. Avenue at 6:17 p.m. Wednesday. block of Cooks Hill Road. Burglary in Toledo. The total loss is $2,710. Tuesday on the 100 block of Earl Vehicle Prowl • Chairs, a vacuum cleaner Domestic Violence • Reid N. Conrad, 18, Win- Court in Chehalis. • A victim reported the theft and other items were reported • A 14-year-old female was ar- of a purse from their vehicle stolen from a residence on the rested and booked for alleged do- while she was shopping at 11:38 200 block of West Walnut Street mestic violence on the 200 block of a.m. Wednesday on the 500 at 7:09 a.m. Tuesday. Lewis Street at 8:10 a.m. Wednesday. block on South Tower Avenue. Driving Under the Influence Theft • A victim reported a stereo stolen from their vehicle at 11:03 • Sarah A. Chenoweth, 29, • Santiago Morales-Lopez, - a.m. Tuesday on the 1100 block Centralia, was arrested for alleg 18, Toledo, and a 14-year-old of South Tower Avenue. edly driving with a suspended male were arrested and released license and driving under the for alleged third-degree theft at Theft influence at the intersection of 12:36 p.m. Wednesday on the • A taxi driver reported a North Pearl Street and Tacoma 1600 block of Louisiana Avenue. subject who ran into their house Avenue at 8:18 a.m. Tuesday. • A victim reported money without paying their fare at 7:41 Malicious Mischief and prescription medications p.m. Wednesday on the 1100 stolen at 3:07 p.m. Tuesday on block of Long Road. • A victim reported someone the 300 block of Third Street. shot out three windows of their Assault SUV and slashed two tires on Robbery • Jacob D. Holmgren, 22, the 3200 block of Galvin Road at • Joseph Sasso, 25, Chehalis, was of Winlock, was arrested and 7:12 p.m. Tuesday. arrested for alleged second-degree booked for alleged fourth-de- robbery at 9:39 p.m. at the 1100 gree assault and obstructing on CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT block of South Market Boulevard. the 2400 block of Seward Av- enue at 7:48 p.m. Wednesday. Criminal Impersonation LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE • There was an altercation • An individual reported receiv- involving several persons in the ing a scam phone call saying their Theft parking lot on the 500 block grandson was in jail and needed • A boat motor was reported of South Tower Avenue at 9:42 money at 10:16 a.m. Wednesday on stolen at 9:16 p.m. Wednesday Death Notices • DUANE “AL” EUGENE SHURTZ, 81, Roches- ter, died Friday, April 27, at Providence St. Peter Hospital, Olympia. A memorial service will be at 11 a.m., Saturday, May 19, at Sticklin Funeral Chapel, Centralia. A reception will immediately follow at the Newaukum Grange, Chehalis. Arrange- ments are under the direction of Sticklin. • HOWARD ARTHUR WOOD, 85, Bothell, formerly of Morton, died Thursday, May 3, at Love Care Adult Family Home, Bothell. A memorial service will be 1:30 p.m. Sat- urday at CrossPointe Church, Bothell. • FREEMAN CHRISTOPHERSON, 83, Napavine, died Saturday, May 5, at Ashley Mead - ows Adult Family Home, Napavine. No services are scheduled at this time. Ar - rangements are under the direction of Brown Mortuary Service, Chehalis. • RAYMOND H. CLARK, 85, Winlock, died Monday, May 7, at Grace Harbor Adult Family Home, Winlock. Service details are pending. Arrangements are under the direction of Funeral Alternatives of Washington, Lacey. • BURT “SKIP” MARSHALL, 69, Morton, died Wednesday, May 2, at home. No services are scheduled at this time.- Ar rangements are under the direction of Brown Mortuary Service, Morton. • HOWARD CLINTON SEARS, 87, Toledo, died Saturday, May 5, at St. Francis Hospital, Federal Way. No services will be held at this time. Arrangements are the direction of Brown Mortuary Service, Chehalis. • HESTER LORRAINE SPADY, 99, Centra- lia, died Monday, March 19, at Liberty Country Place, Centralia. A celebration of life will be at 11 a.m. Friday, May 18, at Westminster Presbyterian Church, Che- halis. Arrangements are under direction of Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. • MARY ANN GILBERT, 90, Centralia, Friday, April 27, at home. Burial was at Desert Lawn Memorial Park, Kennewick. Arrangements were under the direction of Mueller’s Tri- Cities Funeral Home, Kennewick. • GRACE LILLIAN BAKER, 83, Rochester, died Tuesday, May 8, at Riverside Nurs- ing and Rehabilitation Center, Centralia. Viewing will be 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday at Newell-Hoerling’s Chapel, Centralia. A celebration of life will be at 1 p.m. -Satur day, May 19, at the Centralia American Legion Post 17 hall, Centralia. Arrange- ments are under the direction of Newell- Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. Lotteries Washington’s Tuesday Games Mega Millions: 02 06 08 18 51 19 x03 Next jackpot: $16 million Match 4: 01-04-05-22 Daily Game: 6 6 3 Keno: 05 15 17 22 23 24 26 28 37 46 47 48 52 58 60 69 70 71 72 73 Washington’s Wednesday Games Powerball: 01 07 11 55 56 01 Next jackpot: $80 million Lotto: 11 18 19 27 41 49 Next jackpot: $10.4 million Hit 5: 14 25 26 30 38 Next cashpot: $190,000 Match 4: 01-04-05-08 Daily Game: 2 5 9 Keno: 03 04 08 14 18 21 23 24 28 30 35 41 43 45 53 57 64 65 67 73 Recent Local Winners Mega Millions — Gregory Cooper, Salkum Super Market, Salkum, $10,000 Note: Listed are winning tickets of $1,000 or more purchased in Lewis County and south Thurston County. Commodities Gas in Washington — $4.09 (AAA of Washington) Crude Oil — $97.03 per barrel (CME Group) Gold — $1,595 (Monex) Silver — $29.22 (Monex) • Main 13 LOCAL / FROM THE FRONT PAGE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012

Write: Program Was Developed With Aid of a Speech Therapist Calendar

Continued from front page Continued from Main 2 “Handwriting is an emotional topic for teachers,” Ferrier said. Saturday, May 12 Teachers used to learn specific ways to teach handwriting but Matassa Coming now educators must focus on as- sessments, which are linked to to Fox Theatre funding, she explained. Jazz vocalist Greta Matassa will “Now, they just don’t have be performing live at Centralia’s enough time in their day to do Fox Theatre at 8 p.m. Saturday. everything,” Ferrier said. Matassa was voted “Northwest Ferrier and Cooley devel- Vocalist of the Year” by Earshot oped a less time-consuming Jazz. This marks the sixth time she program which can be broken has received this award in 15 years. down and used with other les- Matassa has been a mainstay sons. on Seattle’s jazz stages for many “It’s meant to complement years. With her recent tours of what they’re already doing,” Fer- Russia, Singapore, Hawaii and rier said. Japan, Matassa’s sound is now The two piloted their Red reaching new audiences. She has Pants Writing program in Win- released seven CDs on the jazz lock after noticing students were label Origin Records and a DVD struggling because they were be- live concert with Mimi Fox. ing taught different handwriting The event is sponsored by techniques from classroom to Sticklin Funeral Chapel. classroom. Chris Geier / [email protected] Tickets are available at Brown Cooley and Ferrier worked Red Pants Writing co-owner Cyndi Cooley works with irst graders to improve handwriting at Winlock Miller Elementary Paper Tickets at www.brown with a speech therapist to de- school. papertickets.com/event/236345, velop simple and consistent lan- Santa Lucia Coffee and HUBBUB guage to provide to teachers for as well as re:Design and Book and use in every classroom. The pro- Brush in Chehalis. Tickets are $25 gram employs familiar words ABOUT THE BUSINESS (general admission) and $50 (for students recognize from other Owners: Cyndi Cooley and stageside table seating). Premium subjects, like calling lines on pa- Angie Ferrier ticket holders will be treated to a per diagonal, horizontal or verti- Business: Red Pants Writing heavy hors d’oeuvres and wine cal, as one would when talking Age of Business: 1 year party at 5:30 p.m. with Matassa about math. Number of Employees: Two and the band, hosted by Santa Lu- They developed a character, Address: 381 Frogner Road, cia Coffee and catered by Boccata “Champ” the dog, to tie into all Chehalis Deli and Market. aspects the program. Phone: (800) 291-0904 “They’ve developed the little Website: www. dog so we have a hat line, a belt redpantswriting.com Centralia to Host line, and a foot line so the lan- Jazz & Quilts Event guage is consistent,” said Casey Rouse, a first-grade teacher in TOP 5 BENEFITS The city of Centralia and the Winlock. Top five ways Red Pants Centralia Downtown Association Red Pants Writing co-owners Cyndi Cooley, right, and Angie Ferrier lead students Writing can support literacy are planning the first combined ROUSE SAID she has found her in a series of movement exercises before a handwriting class at Winlock Miller El- skill development, according Jazz & Quilts event on Saturday. students are more conscientious ementary school. to owner Cyndi Cooley The quilt event will start at about writing after having the 10 a.m., with quilts on display in 1 — Uses a multisensory the participating stores. program. games and electronics, students their hands on their heads so approach based on current Start the day at the Historic Cooley and Ferrier have no- today don’t play outside as gravity and pressure activate brain research Centralia Train Depot or the Cen- ticed students have improved much so they often don’t come calming effects in the brain. 2 — Provides universal tralia Timberland Library by pick- the line placement of their let- to school with those muscle “It also helps busy hands,” picture cues and ters, increased their confidence ing up a passport for $1, which will groups already developed, as Cooley said with a smile. instructions which follow have discounts and offers from lo- and bettered their attitudes they did years ago. Rouse, who has taught first students grade level to since they introduced Champ cal businesses that are participat- The program also uses visual grade for several years, said she grade level ing and a detailed map to guide into the curriculum. exercises to help kids develop can tell which of her students 3 — Provides warm-up In addition to providing con- activities designed to you to each quilt location. their eye muscles to aid them in have had the program in kin- Quilts will be on display at the sistent language and techniques reading or copying notes from dergarten because their hand- prepare the brain and for teachers, the program al- body for optimum Centralia Train Depot, the Centra- the board. writing is often much better lia Timberland Library, the Borst lows Cooley and Ferrier to help “Inherently, kids that have than other students of the same handwriting skill all students, instead of waiting performance Home and also some vacant store- a hard time focusing are those age. fronts to brighten the streetscape for certain kids to qualify for that have a hard time separating “What they’ve done for our 4 — Provides music and special needs assistance, as they movement activities windows of downtown Centralia. eye motions from head motions,” students’ handwriting is amaz- designed to educate There will be quilts submitted would traditionally. That way, Cooley said. ing,” she said. “And we’ve Cooley said, they intervene early students about their self- by local quilters and quilt clubs learned a lot from them as regulation and attention that will be voted upon by the so students do not develop other THE PROGRAM also employs teachers.” negative issues. skills passport holders back at the train multisensory techniques like Swan said he currently over- 5 — Educates students depot There will also be live dem- Cooley said a negative con- drawing letters in salt or clay sees the Red Pants Writing pro- nection to writing can lead to on handwriting self- onstrations, quilting supplies, ven- with the eyes open and closed. gram in kindergarten and first evaluation, proper posture other learning difficulties. A dors and quilt exhibits hung in the “The multisensory approach grade classrooms but hopes to and pencil grasp recent study published in the train depot. There will be judging is the strongest learning ap- expand to second grade next Journal of Learning Disabilities of the quilts later in the day, with proach because it activates dif- year. indicated early handwriting in- the final awarding of prize ribbons ferent areas of the brain and it’s “This is working. We are see- struction may prevent reading to the quilters’ winning quilts. ing the results we want,” he said. difficulties in later grades. And fun,” Ferrier said. research cited in The Education They use wax covered Cooley and Ferrier are now Digest found a link between de- strings, “wicki sticks,” to stick expanding their Red Pants veloping handwriting skill and letters to laminated sheets of pa- Writing program to other el- later composition writing suc- per to help students develop fin- ementary schools in Adna, cess. ger function and dexterity while Morton, Onalaska, Toledo and learning the letters. Tacoma. Cooley and Ferrier primar- ••• ily help students with health The program uses a “ready impairments and learning dis- position” where students put Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 abilities, but they do so without pulling the student out of class. “The kids who really need help have no idea why they’re here,” said veteran Winlock kindergarten teacher Kathryn Robertson. “The curriculum is incredible. It has dramatically improved student’s work.” Since they provide focused attention within the general classroom, all the kids can benefit. “Teachers were saying, ‘Gosh, I can’t even get them to sit down. How do I get them to write?’” Ferrier said.

FERRIER AND COOLEY’S program first teaches kids to focus their bodies and brains using music, rhythm and timing to help their hands work better. They use body preparation activities and teach exercises that activate the body’s natural calming effects. The Red Pants Writing program teaches kids self-regulation, or being able to control their bodies for the task ahead. “It’s that whole body con- cept that helps as they get older to develop motor skills,” said Jim Swan, principal at Winlock Miller Elementary School. Robertson, who has taught Winlock kindergarteners for more than 10 years, said the program is critical for large muscle development which leads to wrist, hand and finger control. She said she has noticed that with the rise of video Main 14 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012 BUSINESS Unemployed Flock to Centralia College Job Fair STRUGGLING TO SURVIVE: And I’m not the only one out there,” he said. Job Seekers in Lewis Teri Goins, of Centralia’s County Face 14.1 Percent Liberty Country Place, one of the few employers hiring on the Unemployment spot Tuesday, said she noticed By Amy Nile a much higher turnout at this year’s job fair compared to pre- [email protected] vious years. More than 50 organizations “That says a lot for the econ- and businesses visited Centralia omy that more people are look- College’s job fair Tuesday to find ing for work because unem- potential employees. ployment is so high,” she said. Many employers attended to “We’ve noticed a lot more people provide information about their are handing us their resumes companies while some were of- this year. People are a lot more fering actual jobs that candi- prepared.” dates could apply for on the spot. Nina Medeiros was one of “It seems like there is a lot many hoping for a job caring for more advertisement here than the elderly at Liberty Country jobs,” said Kenneth Cooper of Place. Onalaska. “I’ve done everything “I’m unemployed and have from working at Walmart to been since 2007. So I’m really, major industry and it’s still hard desperately looking for work,” to find a job.” she said. Cooper, a 21-year-old hus- Medeiros, 23, said she was Chris Geier / [email protected] also looking into going to Cen- band and father of two, finally Potential employers sit at booths distributing information and accepting resumes during a job fair at Centralia College's tralia College to study business joined the Army because he Health and Wellness Center that attracted hundreds of job seekers Tuesday. could not find a steady job. because she is tired of living “It came to a point where I at home with her mother and also provides job placement, are the first time they have accepted earned a degree in sociology couldn’t support my family and hopes to build a future for her- veterans. applications from veterans or from Central Washington Uni- I was getting harassed by her self. “It’s all about getting these other candidates since January versity and then worked for parents and mine,” he said. However, Bryon John, a rep- guys back to work,” he said. of 2011. nonprofit organizations in India, Cooper and his wife and resentative from a commercial Elmer Arter, of the South- “Things have been very slow Kuwait and El Salvador, said she daughters are still living at home driving school, said higher edu- west Washington Pipe Trades, for us. Apprenticeships only had trouble finding a job upon with his parents. He is looking cation does not always help. agreed. work when there’s jobs,” he said. her return. Haia said she has for work until he goes to basic “We’re taking guys with “So many of them just find Whether job seekers were been looking for work since the training in August. Cooper said bachelor’s degrees and master’s a night watchman job or some- looking for an additional train- fall of 2011. he was disappointed that more degrees, putting them through thing menial and they deserve ing, entry-level work or a profes- “I would really like to find employers at the job fair were four weeks of training and get- better,” he said. sional career, all are facing the something that’s career leading,” not looking for entry-level work- ting them $60,000 a year jobs,” Arter said his organization highest unemployment rate in she said. “I’m having a struggle ers or hiring right away. he said. has placed hundreds of veterans western Washington, at 14.1 in finding that kind of thing here.” “It’s a hard life to live when John said nearly half of the in apprenticeships the last four Lewis County. ••• you don’t have an actual job. students at the school, which years. He said this job fair marks Sacha Haia, who recently Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 Business Briefs Lewis County Sees May 14 at Rainier City Hall Mossyrock High School at 102 Rochester St. Southwest Washington Receives Donation to June 11 at the Yelm Public Diagnostics Gets New Safety Building at 206 McKen- Increase in Taxable Refresh Sports Facility zie Ave. High-Tech MR Scanner By The Chronicle July 9 at the Bucoda Com- By The Chronicle Mossyrock High School munity Center at 110 N. Main St. Southwest Washington Di- Retail Sales in Last will receive 20 gallons of paint July 23 at the Tenino City agnostics in Centralia is in- to refresh its sports facilities Hall at 149 Hodgden St. S. stalling a new ultra high-speed this summer through a grant The public is invited to give magnetic resonance scanner to Quarter of 2011 from Mossyrock Hardware’s testimony or comment on items increase image quality, short- partnership with True Value. or of interest. The meeting agen- en examinations and provide FOURTH QUARTER 2011 labor are both subject to sales Mossyrock represents one of 112 da is generally published a week workflow. prior to the meeting at http:// FIGURES: tax, Gowrylow said, the con- schools chosen nationwide and The new scanner will au- Centralia struction numbers explain the one of two in Washington state. www.portolympia.com/index. tomate all imaging processes, aspx?NID=89 Gains While Chehalis difference between the figures Mossyrock High School will making them faster and simpler Suffers Losses for the twin cities. use the paint on the new base- for both the clinician and the Grays Harbor County ball sports facilities being con- patient. The clinicians can use By Amy Nile showed a 4.2 percent increase structed this summer for more Tourism Industry the scanner to get a complete in taxable retail sales but Thur- than 500 students enrolled. [email protected] picture when performing many ston County lost 2.5 percent in Mossyrock Hardware will Leaders To Meet June 6 clinical applications including Lewis County saw a 3.5 per- the fourth quarter of 2011 com- also donate $100 in painting ac- at Borst Park neurology, abdominal, angiog- cent increase in taxable retail pared with the same period a cessories. raphy and orthopedic examina- sales for the fourth quarter of year before. By The Chronicle tions. 2011, October through Decem- Statewide, taxable retail sales Lewis County Master The new exploratory com- ber, compared to the 2010 figure, rose 4.2 percent compared to the mittee that is working to coordi- according to numbers recently fourth quarter of 2010 with most Builders to Hold nate efforts to increase tourism New Arcade to Open in released by state Department of counties showing increases. in Lewis County will meet June Chehalis May 19 Revenue. State gross business income Meeting May 16 6 from 1 to 3 p.m. in Centralia at “The positive news is that also grew $1.3 billion to $167.9 By The Chronicle the Parks and Recreation office By The Chronicle we’ve had an increase that billion in the fourth quarter of at Fort Borst Park Time Masheen Arcade will 2011, up 0.8 percent. The Lewis County Master moves everyone forward and The committee of tourism open at 570 N. Market Blvd. in Gross income grew in most Builders will hold a meeting shows a strengthening of the May 16 at Ramblin’ Jacks Rib industry leaders will meet on Chehalis on May 19. industry groups including the first Wednesday of each The Arcade will provide an economy,” said Dick Larman, manufacturing, wholesale trade, Eye in Napavine at 6 p.m. Frank executive director for the Lewis Romero, administrator of insur- month. They are now looking alcohol-free environment with construction, finance, insur- for someone to lead the group in games and pinball machines County Economic Development ance and real estate, new and ance programs for the Building Council. Industry Association of Wash- coordinating tourism related ef- from the past and the present for used auto dealers, grocery and forts in Lewis County. all ages. Chehalis showed more than convenience sales and general ington, will be speaking about $88 million in taxable retail safety and L&I Claims. Time Masheen will offer sev- merchandise stores. eral classic arcade games such sales for the fourth quarter of “If manufacturing is up that’s For more information visit Centralia Farmers 2011, down a slight 0.7 percent www.omb.org. as Frogger, Pac Man, and Joust a good thing for us because Agent Receives in addition to foosball and air from the previous year. Centra- that’s our base industry,” Lar- hockey. lia did better with some $66 mil- man said. Port of Olympia National Recognition lion in 2011, up 7.9 percent. Some industry groups con- By The Chronicle “It looks like Centralia got the tinued to experience declines. Commission to Meet New Business Provides bulk of the construction,” said Retail trade decreased 10.5 per- in Locations Including Centralia's Farmers agent Mike Gowrylow, a representa- cent and health services lost 13.7 Renee’ Corwin-Rey has quali- Home Cooked Meals fied as a championship agent by tive from the state Department percent. Bucoda and Tenino By The Chronicle ••• Farmers Insurance for her over- of Revenue. By The Chronicle A new Centralia business is Since building materials and Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 all performance. The Port of Olympia Com- Corwin-Rey has achieved offering healthy eating alterna- mission schedules regular eve- a high sales volume for auto, tives for busy professionals or BY THE NUMBERS ning meetings in communities home, life and business policies, those starved for time in Lewis around Thurston County every while maintaining high client County. County 4th Quarter 2010 4th Quarter 2011 Percent Change year to make attendance easier retention and profitability. Dinner’s Ready Personal (Dollars in Thousands) for the citizens. As part of this special rec- Chef Service will come to the Lewis $232,161 $240,356 3.5% The Commission meets on ognition Corwin-Rey will at- customer’s home and prepare Grays Harbor $210,186 $218,995 4.2% the second and fourth Mondays tend a conference May 19 to 23 dinner. The service includes Thurston $1,020,591 $995,331 -2.5% of each month at 5:30 p.m. in in Florida with only 205 agents customized meal planning, gro- the LOTT Clean Water Alliance from around the country. The cery shopping, cooking, labeling, City 4th Quarter 2010 4th Quarter 2011 Percent Change storing and cleaning. Centralia $61,851 $66,762 7.9% board room at 500 Adams St. group will discuss new busi- Chehalis $89,348 $88,764 -0.7% NE in Olympia. The commis- ness strategies and key issues For more information con- sion has scheduled the following affecting customers and the in- tact chef Jeff Barth at 360-827- upcoming meetings at other lo- surance industry in their com- 2057 or dinnersreadychef@hot- cations: munities. mail.com. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012 • Main 15 Nation/World Nation in Brief Analysis: With Gay Marriage Support, World in Brief USPS Keeps Rural Putin Won’t Attend Post Offices Open, What Obama is Risking in an Election Year G-8 Meeting Cuts Hours By Paul West WASHINGTON — Russian President Vladimir Putin will skip WASHINGTON — The Unit- Tribune Washington Bureau the meeting of leaders of the Group ed States Postal Service stayed the WASHINGTON — Presi- of 8 nations at Camp David next sword hanging over thousands of week, citing his responsibilities “to rural post offices, opting instead dent Barack Obama’s endorse- finalize Cabinet appointments in to cut opening hours in a bid to ment of gay marriage is an the new Russian government,” the stem devastating financial losses. election-year boost to his liberal White House said Wednesday. The USPS estimates that the base that comes with some risks. In his place, Prime Minister plan will save $500 million a Obama, after all, had good Dmitry Medvedev will attend the year once it is fully implemented reasons to resist this shift up to summit, which was moved from in 2014. A previous proposal to now. Those had everything to do close down more than 3,000 ru- with his re-election, rather than his Chicago to the presidential retreat. ral post offices completely would personal feelings on a matter that President Barack Obama “ex- have saved $200 million a year. many Americans (and presumably pressed his understanding” of Under the proposal outlined the president) have regarded for Putin’s decision in a phone call be- Wednesday, 13,167 post offices some time as a civil right. tween the two leaders Wednesday, will open for between two and The move is likely to hurt according to the White House. six hours a day. A spokeswoman him in the South. One in three They will hold a bilateral meeting for the USPS said no post offices Southern swing voters are during the Group of 20 summit in will be forced to close, although strongly opposed to gay mar- Mexico in June. communities could choose clo- riage, a recent Pew Research sure and switch to home delivery. Center poll found. Just this week, North Carolina, which Obama Syrian Troops Say carried narrowly in 2008, ap- Cease-Fire Hasn’t Consumer Bureau proved one of the toughest bans Stopped Rebel Attacks Proposes New Rules on same-sex unions in the country. If the switch on same-sex IDLIB, Syria — With a Unit- on Mortgage Fees marriage ends up costing him ed Nations-sponsored peace WASHINGTON — The states in the fall, North Carolina plan nearly one month old, Syr- Consumer Financial Protection will be the first place to look. ian soldiers in the country’s Bureau is considering new rules More central to his re-elec- north say rebel forces trying to on mortgage fees, including ban- tion will be the effect in Virginia, oust Syrian President Bashar ning origination charges based one of the top battlegrounds in ney forces, however, will likely said Whit Ayres, a Republican Assad are continuing to launch on the size of the loan. the country, where a recent state- boost their determination to see pollster. Privately, some Demo- attacks on their positions daily The agency, which said the wide survey showed him with a Obama re-elected. cratic strategists share that view. in apparent violation of a cease- new rules would make it easier slight lead over Mitt Romney. Some Latinos may well have Up to now, social issues were fire and are strong enough that for potential home buyers to un- “There could be some element of second thoughts, particularly expected to play a minor role in a government troops cannot en- derstand and compare mortgag- risk there,” said veteran pollster voters cross-pressured by the presidential election that seems ter several towns and villages Andrew Kohut, who directs the Catholic church’s aggressive op- near this city. es, also is proposing that brokers all about the economy and jobs. Pew Research Center. position to gay marriage. The soldiers, who were in- and loan officers undergo crimi- A downscale white voter in Ohio nal background checks and go The reactions of minority “Hispanics who are less com- terviewed by a McClatchy cor- voters will be closely watched. mitted to Obama and are other- who was already leaning against respondent traveling with U.N. through special training. the president might lean a little The preliminary proposals, Blacks are unlikely to abandon wise upset because they feel he monitors, described attacks unveiled Wednesday, also would the president, though his deci- broke his promise to pass immi- bit more against him now, but that had taken place every day prohibit incentives to steer con- sion will surely give some older gration reform in his first year it’s unlikely that the gay-mar- this week. Gunfire and explo- sumers into higher priced loans. blacks pause. Six months of in office might have one other riage decision, alone, will sway sions could be heard after dark relentless assaults by the Rom- reason to give (Romney) a look,” a large number of swing voters. on Tuesday in Idlib and into early Wednesday morning, tes- Florida Finds Nearly timony to ongoing fighting. On 2,700 Potential Non-U.S. The Personal Side of the Gay Marriage Debate Wednesday, soldiers manning a checkpoint outside the town Citizens on Voting Rolls of Ariha, south of Idlib, showed MIAMI — Nearly 2,700 reporters damage to an armored potential non-U.S. citizens are personnel carrier that they said registered to vote in Florida and was caused by a bomb planted some could have been unlaw- on a nearby road last week. fully casting ballots for years, according to a Miami Herald- Greece Coalition Efforts CBS4 analysis of elections data. The bulk of the potential non- Fail to Materialize; citizen voters are in Florida’s largest county, Miami-Dade, where Another Election Likely the elections supervisor is comb- ATHENS, Greece — Left- ing through a list of nearly 2,000 wing leader Alexis Tsipras threw names and contacting them. in the towel Wednesday on ef- An analysis of a partial list forts to form a government in of 350 names in Miami-Dade politically fractured Greece, showed that about 104 have cast deepening the feeling of insta- ballots going as far back as 1996. bility here and making another snap election more likely. Tsipras’ radical Syriza party Trustees Of All-Male was the surprise second-place College Try to Block finisher in Sunday’s general election after a campaign in Admission of Women which he vowed to roll back LOS ANGELES — Deep punishing austerity cuts and Springs College, the tiny but pres- tear up Greece’s bailout agree- tigious school and ranch north ments with its international of Death Valley, plans to admit lenders. female students for the first time But after two days of talks in its 95-year history. But oppo- with other political leaders, the nents of co-education sought to brash and energetic Tsipras was block the change Wednesday. Harry Lynch / Raleigh News & Observer unable to stitch together a work- In legal paperwork filed in Long-time partners Ann Willoughby, left, and Barb Goldstein, from Durham, ing coalition in Greece’s highly Inyo County Superior Court, North Carolina, leave the Durham County Register of Deeds oice in down- fragmented new Parliament. two college trustees who want town Durham on Wednesday, comforting each other after being denied a the 28-student campus to remain marriage license. all-male asked a judge to stop the Poll: Support For school from admitting women in War in Afghanistan fall 2013. Those critics contend that enrolling women would vio- Year Shapes Up Romney Reiterates Opposition Hits New Low late the campus’ founding trust to be Big One For WASHINGTON — On and original mission to educate to Legalizing Gay Marriage the heels of President Barack “promising young men” in a set- Both Sides of Gay Obama’s surprise visit to Af- ting that combines the liberal By Michael Finnegan campaign event earlier Wednes- ghanistan last week, in which arts with such physical work as Marriage Battle Los Angeles Times day in Colorado, but invited he pledged to “finish the job baling alfalfa and milking cows. questions from the media at we started” and “end this war By Curtis Tate LOS ANGELES — Mitt his afternoon appearance with Romney, who fought the legal- responsibly,” the American McClatchy Newspapers Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin at Tased Man Sues ization of same-sex marriage public’s support for the 11-year the Republican Party headquar- conflict has reached a new low, WASHINGTON — Almost when he was governor of Mas- ters in Oklahoma City. Orlando For $2 Million overnight, gay marriage again sachusetts, said Wednesday that according to a poll. Romney’s shift from ORLANDO, Fla. — A man has emerged as a prominent his stand on that “tender and Just 27 percent of respon- staunch advocate of gay rights filed suit against the city of Or- national issue, and a series of sensitive topic” had not changed. dents said they back the U.S. lando this week, claiming an of- coming ballot initiatives will “I have the same view that when he was running for gov- military effort in Afghanistan, ficer used excessive force when he test supporters’ and opponents’ I’ve had since running for of- ernor to outspoken leader of the new Associated Press-Gfk tased him at Universal Studios in sway over voters, lawmakers, fice,” the presumptive Republi- the drive to ban same-sex mar- poll found. Of the 66 percent December, causing him to fall and courts and presidential candi- can nominee for president told riage after a court legalized it who said they oppose the war, break his jaw. dates. reporters at a campaign stop in in Massachusetts has led crit- about half said they believe the Jerome Lamar Pitts is seek- Less than a day after North Oklahoma City. ics to accuse him of switching presence of American troops ing $2 million in damages. Carolina voters amended their Romney spoke hours after positions on the issue for po- in Afghanistan is doing more The incident occurred about constitution to limit marriage President Barack Obama an- litical gain. harm than good. 12:30 a.m. Dec. 3, when a Universal to one man and one woman, nounced his support for same- Asked in Oklahoma City But among all respondents, employee contacted Orlando Police President Barack Obama said he sex marriage, a move that could what rights same-sex couples nearly half — 48 percent — said Officer Yong Hall, who was working now thinks gay couples should have a significant influence on should enjoy, Romney re- they think the continued U.S. off-duty, to help remove Pitts from be able to get married. How some voters in Virginia, Iowa sponded, “States are able to military presence is doing more the property because he was “unco- that influences the presidential and other presidential battle- make decisions with regards to help Afghanistan become a operative,” an arrest report said. campaign and other state ballot ground states in November. to domestic partnership ben- stable democracy. ••• measures on gay marriage isn’t Romney had declined to efits, such as hospital visitation ••• From The Chronicle’s wire services yet clear. discuss the subject publicly at a rights. From The Chronicle’s wire services Main 16 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012 NORTHWEST WA State Agency Says Most Baby Animals OK in Wild Tammy Yuth feeds By The Olympian three young fawns as one of her pesky ROCHESTER — When baby raccoons tries finding young animals alone in ‘‘Unfortunately, some come to us because they to get in on the ac- the wild, go against instinct. were basically taken away from where they tion at We Are One They can be cute, cuddly Wildlife Rescue and and seemingly defenseless, but should be.’’ Rehabilitation out- people often needlessly rescue side of Yuth’s rural animals that likely were not or- Chehalis home in Claudia Supensky phaned to begin with. 2005. "It's a perennial issue — 99 rescues animals times out of 100, wild animals should not be taken out of the wild," said Madonna Luers, pub- She takes in about 100 each who would take the time to pick lic-information officer for the year. these little guys up." state Department of Fish and "I always get baby opossums Ekker heard that the Supen- Wildlife. from people who already found skys had more than 100 animals The department doesn't have the mama dead," Ekker said. and planned on calling to lend a the funding to care for aban- "They dig them out of the pouch hand. doned and injured animals and bring them to me. I'm re- "You burn out in a heartbeat," turned in, forcing it to rely heav- ally appreciative to someone Ekker said. The Chronicle, file photo ily on nonprofit wildlife rescues statewide, Luers said. Heaven's Sake, near Roches- ter, one of three licensed rescues in Thurston County, took in about 300 animals last year, including 35 fawns. White-tailed deer fawn and seal pups are the most common mistakenly rescued animals. Both are born without scent, meaning they can't be smelled by predators, Luers said. At times, they're left by their mothers as protection. The list goes on to include newborn squirrels, rabbits, raccoons, opossums and birds. Thurston County's three rescues are in Tenino, Rochester and Yelm, which has a veteri- nary clinic. Each is bombarded by baby animals each year. "One year we even pitched it as an invasion of the baby snatchers," Luers said. "People are well-intentioned, but it's not the right thing to do. The best bet is to leave them alone." David and Claudia Supensky have been in the business of re- habilitating animals for years. After starting in Texas, the retired couple moved to Wash- ington, where they first pitched at a local wildlife rescue. They acquired a license from the state two years ago and opened the nonprofit rescue For Heaven's Sake. As of Tuesday, the couple had 115 mouths to feed — and counting. Most are squirrels, rabbits, birds and opossums. Claudia Supensky said the fawns won't start showing up until later this month. "Unfortunately, some come to us because they were basically taken away from where they should be, and others come to us because mom has been killed or injured," she said. The Supenskys rely heavily on 15 regular volunteers, as well as the limited number of donations and grants. Most funding comes from their own pockets. "We've struggled because we are putting our own bucks into it, but we're not sorry about that; we are glad to be doing it," Su- pensky said. The nonprofit is licensed to care for small mammals and non-migratory birds. It's in the process of getting a migratory bird permit from the federal government. The rescued animals are kept on the Supenskys' property, which includes a three-acre fenced area for orphaned fawns. Fawns use the area to learn how to forage before being released after hunting season. "The sad thing is deer fawns are hard to truly rehabilitate," Lu- ers said. "Some critters are harder than others; they imprint on people, which is not a good thing." Two does that became tame have become permanent residents of the rescue. Willow and Demi, both yearlings, were brought to For Heaven's Sake by the state so the fawns learn from deer and not become comfortable humans. Both became too trusting of humans and have would other- wise been euthanized. While the Supenskys have kept busy, things haven't quite hit their peak for other rescues in the area. At her Tenino home, Carol Ekker takes in small mammals that are either abandoned or injured. It has been a slow season; she has cared for 14 opossums and three squirrels so far. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012 • Sports 1

Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Gueller Voted EvCo Phone number: 807-8229 Sports 3 Sports e-mail: [email protected] MVP / 2A Baseball Tuesday’s 2B Baseball Adna Earns State Bid With Win Over Viks By The Chronicle MOSSYROCK — It’s been a nice little turnaround for the Pi- rates. Two seasons ago, Adna went 3-16 and missed the playoffs entirely. On Tuesday, they knocked off two-time defending district champion Mossyrock, 5-3, to seal a spot in both the District IV 2B Baseball Tournament title game and the State 2B playoffs. “I don’t know if we expected it,” Pirate coach Rex Ashmore said, on making the state playoffs for the first time since 2007. “We expected to at least be in the mix to move on, but we’ve played some pretty good baseball these last few weeks.” Jordan Dorning started on the mound for Adna and went all seven innings, allowing six hits with two strikeouts. “He was around the plate all day, and we played fabulous defense behind him,” Ashmore Pete Caster / [email protected] said. Mitch Gueller (23), Michael Forgione (9) and Bryce Hanson (17) celebrate with Alex Cox after he was the inal base runner to score on a Colton Watson triple in the Austin McCloskey went 2 for fourth inning of a District IV 2A Baseball Tournament semiinal game at Bearcat Baseball Stadium in Chehalis on Wednesday. 3 and hit a 2-run, two-out single in the third inning, and Bubba Lara was 2 for 4 with a 2-run, two-out single in the sixth inning to push Adna’s lead to 5-1. Bearcats Back in the Big Dance Robbie Nelson went 2 for 3 and drove in a run for Mossyr- ock in the second inning. Kyler By Aaron VanTuyl baseball playoffs for W.F. West. eight different players, and 13 from Gueller, an RBI grounder Hazen went 2 for 3 with a double And Gueller, despite issuing hits from the top six spots in [email protected] from Keylen Steen and an RBI and a triple for the Vikings. four walks, struck out eight and the order. single from Brady Calkins. The Lucas Allen led off the sev- Mitch Gueller might not allowed just one hit in five in- “That’s what we’re used to. Bearcats added 4 in the fourth enth inning for Mossyrock with have been quite as dominant as nings of shutout baseball with That’s the old Bearcats,” W.F. inning, highlighted by an RBI usual, but the Bearcat offense a line drive off of Dorning’s a fastball topping out at 93 West coach Tom Zuber said. single from Steen and a 2-run provided more than enough kneecap. The pitcher stayed in miles per hour to help put the “When Mitch is going out there Colton Watson triple. Watson the game, but allowed a single support in a 13-5 District IV Bearcats (20-1) in Saturday’s and we’re hitting the ball like 2A semifinal win over Aber- drove in 2 more with a double to Hazen and a double from District IV championship game. that, we’re pretty tough.” Josh Vogel to put the go-ahead deen Wednesday to seal a fifth- in the fifth inning. The offense, though, was W.F. West put up 2 runs in run at the plate before coaxing a straight trip to the State 2A vintage W.F. West: 15 hits from the first inning, with a double please see BEARCATS, page S7 groundball out to end the game. “It was a very exciting baseball game,” Ashmore said. “It was what you’d expect out of a Centralia Falls to North Thurston, Faces Elimination district game.” By Aaron VanTuyl Mossyrock committed three [email protected] errors in the contest. “I think if you lose focus, and Centralia came up big against you get behind and start pressing, Mark Morris on Tuesday, but those kind of things happen,” Vi- the Tiger bats went silent on king coach Cole Kanyer said. “We Wednesday in the semifinals of got put in a pressure situation, the District IV 2A Baseball Tour- and we were unprepared for that.” nament. Mossyrock (13-6) will face The Tigers lost a 5-1 winner- Pacific 2B League champion Na- to-state matchup with North selle at noon on Saturday in a los- Thurston at Chehalis' Bearcat er-out, winner-to-state contest. Baseball Stadium, putting them- “We’re going to get back to selves in a loser-out game against the basics, and we’re going to Tumwater at 11 a.m. Saturday, hammer things out,” Kanyer back in Chehalis. said. “We’ve got to throw, we’ve Centralia (11-9) made the got to catch, and we’ve got to semifinals by knocking off hit, and we didn’t do a couple of Greater St. Helens 2A Confer- those things today.” ence champion Mark Morris, 5-1, Adna (13-5) will face Toutle in Longview on Tuesday. Lake in the District IV championship game, starting at 4:30 North Thurston 5, Centralia 1 p.m. Friday afternoon in Moss- The Tigers had a bit of trou- yrock. The Pirates split 1-run ble with North Thurston's sopho- games with the Ducks during more left-hander Ryan Mets in the regular season. Wednesday's 5-1 loss. Centralia managed just Tigers Top Ocosta two hits and didn't score until WESTPORT — The Tigers the sixth inning, when Jaeger lived to play another day with a Evinger walked, stole second, Pete Caster / [email protected] 5-2 District IV 2B Baseball Tour- moved to third on a ground ball Centralia’s Cole Housden looks to throw to irst for a double play as North Thurston’s Jacob Tollefson is forced out at home nament loser-out win over Ocos- and scored on an error. during the sixth inning of a District IV 2A Baseball Tournament semiinal game at Bearcat Baseball Stadium in Chehalis on ta here on Tuesday. Wednesday. Housden held back on a throw to irst and the Tigers got out of the bases loaded with a double play on the please see CENTRALIA, page S7 next batter. please see BASEBALL, page S6

Got It The Final Word Centralia right ielder Tony Minn. Vikings a Vote Away From New Stadium Stulken grabs a TV’s Best Bet ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — The Minne- The stadium would lock down a trea- pop ly during NBA Playoffs a District IV 2A sota Vikings’ hopes of a new stadium are sured team no longer bound by a stadium Baseball Tourna- one affirmative vote away from becoming lease, but also would go down as the one Atlanta at Boston ment semiinal reality. of the largest subsidized projects in state 5 p.m. game at Bearcat Only a state Senate vote stands be- history at a time of tight government TNT Baseball Stadi- tween the franchise and the $975 mil- budgets. um in Chehalis lion stadium the Vikings would move The reworked bill has the Vikings on Wednesday. into ahead of the 2016 season. The House paying $477 million, a significant cut passed the stadium plan early Thursday above the figure team officials had once Pete Caster / [email protected] by a 71-60 vote. described as “set in stone.” Sports 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012

Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding COMMENTARY: Under the Open Sky The Dark Side of Nature By Kimberly Mason For The Chronicle As all avid hunters already know, taking on the study of Nature isn’t a walk in the park filled with tweeting songbirds, frolicking bunny rabbits, play- ful deer, and bashful skunks smelling of perfume. Nature in the real world has very little in common with the Disney movie “Bambi.” (Includ- ing the fact that Bambi’s daddy was obviously an elk, something my born-to-be an outdoorsman son figured out by the age of three.) No, Nature is full of the bad, the ugly, the mean and the dastardly deeds of its creatures. Nature has a dark side — but then, so do we.

Tasty Little Critters My daughter, Chronicle food columnist Tara Leonard, can hardly look at a rabbit without licking her chops over the idea of a rich rabbit stew. She Kimberly Mason / For The Chronicle sees a round- A second year bull elk (right) faces of with the lead cow (the combatant on the left) of the resident Cinebar herd last Thursday morning. Chronicle Outdoors writer breasted quail Kimberly Mason is fascinated by the beauty and behavior of these beasts of her ields, but can’t help thinking that they also look delicious. and thinks, “Mmmm, roast quail with a By Kimberly Mason balsamic re- duction.” But that’s her job, food. Buddy the WonderDog, my best friend and a Labrador Re- triever, thinks, “Chase. Catch lunch!” He, too, is only doing the job he was bred to do. Me? I think, “Oooo, pretty!” and I shoot at them — with a camera. In March I attended a waterfowling workshop with the Washington Outdoor Women’s group. I was prompted to take this Kimberly Mason / For The Chronicle workshop because I wanted After a short battle with an adult Bald Eagle, the second-year juvenile Bald Eagle to get to know the women stands victorious over the carcass of a coyote. WOW organization and see how they worked (I’d love to dared to come near me. stalking the elk, but all I could Kimberly Mason / For The Chronicle start a group like that down Delicious. think about was elk pot roast An adult Bald Eagle and a second-year juvenile go to war over a coyote carcass here). I also thought that as an I’ll never look at a duck the — one of my all-time favorite laying just of the road on SR-122 in Silver Creek Saturday afternoon, May 5. The outdoors writer I should be out same way again. dishes — as I scrolled through juvenile eagle won this battle. there shooting something and the photos. ducks seemed to be an easy and Big Game As tasty as elk are, however, would come along soon to pick with my distaste for the darker convenient because I have duck I doubt I’ll ever be a big game at the carcass. side of nature. ponds in my backyard. I also For two days last week I hunter. Why? Coyotes are beautiful ani- The next day I was able to have a love for training bird had the blessed opportunity to I had a rule with my boys mals. I love to watch them hunt capture a juvenile Bald Eagle dogs and am a generally reliable watch our resident herd of Cine- when they were growing up, the field, I enjoy listening to going to battle with an adult shotgun shooter — although I bar elk in my backyard. “You kill it, you clean it, you them howl at night. Bald Eagle over the carcass, and have only shot at clay pigeons in They played, fought, grazed, cook it.” I also hate the idea of them then watched as the victorious the past. lazed, and wandered, and I The very idea of me going killing one of my precious resi- youngster devoured parts of his I was wary of the idea of stalked them, shooting at them at a big, dead elk with a knife dent California Quail or raiding prize. duck hunting. Not because it’s (again, with my camera), and in my hands is just too over- a duck’s nest at the pond, so I It was the Circle of Life generally cold and miserable enjoying their presence. I took whelming. wasn’t entirely unhappy that played out before me. It was as work, but because of the day my some amazing photos of lov- Ripping the skin off a dead this coyote was roadkill. beautiful as it was ugly. son and I went duck hunting ing moments between yearling duck? Easy peasy. I was soon rewarded by the and we experienced the “Duck calves and pregnant cows, and appearance of two Common Spring Migration Brings Foul That Wouldn’t Die.” got a few lucky shots of the lead Eagles War Over Roadkill Ravens — my personal favorite I was traumatized over it. cow disciplining a two-year bull bird. Feathers But it only took one bite of who wouldn’t move fast enough Last Friday, on the way to They were stunning crea- The Brown-headed Cowbird a duck summer sausage at the for her liking. the Salkum Grocery, I spotted tures, as they pecked and pulled has arrived in my backyard. WOW waterfowling workshop Later I was able to study the a dead coyote on the side of the at the flesh of the coyote, their They are a beautiful bird — the to change my mind. It was so two-days worth two-thousand road. I immediately pulled into beaks red from blood and drip- males are a shining black with photographs at my leisure. the next driveway and perched good I wanted to climb up on ping with gore. I held my trig- brown monk-like hoods and an the counter and hover over the Maybe it was because I had my camera on the edge of the ger finger down, trying to get a dish growling at anyone who skipped a couple of meals while window, sure that something good shot off while struggling please see NATURE, page S5

Fishing & Hunting Report Cowlitz Runs Hot, Then Cold; Still Waiting for Chehalis Springers to Arrive By Kimberly Mason website or by calling 1-877-945- Turkeys have been spotted in strong. aren’t biting. I talked to a guide For The Chronicle 3492. the north Centralia, Rochester The Chehalis River opened the other day that had four cli- Instructions and details and Toledo areas and heard in for salmon on May 1. In case ents in the boat, it took them 11 The new sport fishing rules on applying for special-permit Cinebar. you’re having a hard time (as hours to land seven fish. They and big game hunting season hunts are described on pages 84- I did) finding the regs for the really had to work for them.” regulations are out and available 85 of the 2012-13 hunting regs Rivers, Lakes, Streams and Chehalis, look on page 29 of the Marshall Borsom of Fish at your local bait shop or sport- pamphlet. Saltwater new rules book. The Chehalis is Country in Ethel agrees, sud- ing goods store. Before applying for a special- now listed in the Coastal Rivers denly it’s tough going out on the hunt permit, hunters must pur- “All the lowland lakes are section instead of Westside Riv- Cowlitz River; Borsom was on Special Hunting Permits Apps chase an application and any fishing well,” said Charles McEl- ers. the river all day Sunday and said roy, sporting goods clerk at Sun- Due May 18 necessary hunting licenses and Last week Tacoma Pow- nobody was getting much of a bird Shopping Center. “Except transport tags for each species er recovered 515 winter-run bite. Hunters have through May they wish to hunt. for Carlisle in Onalaska. Either “It may be the moon phase 18 to apply for special hunting somebody dumped a bunch of steelhead, 123 spring Chinook Most special hunt permit adults, 14 jacks and 30 summer- we are in, who knows,” said Bor- permits for fall deer, elk, moun- applications cost $6.60 for resi- fry in there or one of the net som. “We did have some sum- tain goat, moose, bighorn sheep, pens collapsed. The guys are run steelhead during five days of dents, $110.00 for non-residents, operation at the Cowlitz Salmon mer run steelhead come into the and turkey seasons in Washing- and $3.30 for youth under 16 pretty frustrated that they can’t hatchery already, along with the ton state. seem to get past the little nib- Hatchery separator. years of age. In the previous week the springers — so it’s worth being Permit winners will be se- blers and get into the big fish.” on the water.” lected through a random draw- The water level at Riffe Lake numbers ran much higher — Wild Turkeys Are Runnin’ 1,128 winter-run steelhead and The boaters are doing good ing in late June. has been raised, so the fish are running divers with bait or Applications may be pur- The spring wild turkey sea- scattered. Lake Mayfield hasn’t 312 spring Chinook adults. And the bite’s gone off, says back-bouncing eggs and sand chased from license vendors or son continues through May 31 been too bad, but there hasn’t shrimp, said Borsom. McElroy. on WDFW’s website at https:// around the state. Hunters have been much pressure on the lake “The bank guys are also “They keep jacking the wa- fishhunt.dfw.wa.gov/wdfw/ a three-gobbler limit – two birds to get a good report. picking up fish, most of what we special_permits.html. Applica- in eastern Washington and one Kokanee fishing at Ameri- ter up and down,” said McElroy. tions must be submitted on that bird in western Washington. can and Merwin is still going “The fish are there, they just please see REPORT, page S5 • Sports 3 SPoRtS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012

2A Baseball Prep tennis 11 Locals Advance in Sub-District Tennis Tourney

By The Chronicle Four of Centralia’s en- tries, and three from W.F. West, advanced out of the single-elimination first round of the sub-District IV Tennis Tournament Wednesday afternoon in Chehalis. “Our girls executed well today and fought hard,” Bearcar coach Jack State said. “They gave it a good run.” Bearcat Angie Magnu- son won her singles match 6-1, 6-0; Reile Slattery and Aleassa Wren beat Madi- son Creel and Jaycee Foster of Centralia 6-1, 6-1; and Josie Cummings and Lar-

Pete Caster / [email protected] issa Gilman won their dou- W.F. West’s Mitch Gueller pitches to an Aberdeen batter during a District IV 2A Baseball Tournament semiinal game at Bearcat Baseball Stadium on Wednesday in bles match against a North Chehalis. Gueller was named the Evergreen 2A Conference MVP this week. Thurston duo, 6-3, 6-2. “Cummings and Gilman were the underdogs in this matchup so it was great to see them upset the other team W.F. West’s Gueller Voted EvCo MVP because they worked hard to By The Chronicle get the win,” State said. Anna Scheibmeir of The winner of 2012’s Ev- 2012 EVERGREEN 2A CoNFERENCE ALL-LEAGuE BASEBALL tEAM Centralia earned a bye in ergreen 2A Conference MVP the first round due to being award wasn’t much of a surprise. MVP Catcher Pitchers undefeated in the regular W.F. West pitcher Mitch Mitch Gueller, W.F. West Matt Zeutenhorst, North Riston Andrews, Tumwater season. Dominika Fackov- Gueller, who has had the eye of Thurston Ryan Mets, North Thurston cova defeated Nicole Beck Major League Baseball scouts COACH OF THE YEAR Riley Stordahl, North Thurston of W.F. West 7-5, 6-3; Car- throughout the season, was Jon Rooklidge, Centralia Designated Hitter lei Fisher and Megan Helm Keylen Steen, W.F. West named the league’s Most Valu- Catcher won their doubles match able Player in a vote of EvCo FIRST TEAM Infield Utility Ashton Williamson, Aberdeen 7-6 (7-5, 7-6 (7-0) and Helm coaches. and McKailey Fast defeated The 6-foot-3 righthanded Spenser Dorsey, North Thurston Cody Schultz, W.F. West Ben Reece, North Thurston Designated Hitter River Ridge 6-0, 6-0. pitcher and center fielder led Adam Meyer, Black Hills SECOND TEAM Collin Nord, Aberdeen “Fisher and Helm lost W.F. West to its second-straight Jacob Payne, Centralia Infield their two prior matches to EvCo championship with a 5-0 Zach Larson, Aberdeen Josh Bown, Black Hills Utility this team in the regular sea- record, two saves and a minis- Anthony Correia, Tumwater Payten Olson, Tumwater son but today everything cule 0.42 earned-run average Outfield Reilly Fairchild, Black Hills Charlie Dietrich, Aberdeen came together for them,” over the course of the season. Brendan Herd, Black Hills Justin Graham, Tumwater Tiger coach Deb Keahey The Washington State Univer- Andrew Pullin, Centralia Toby Johnson, W.F. West Honorable Mention said. “They just lost to them sity signee struck out 51 batters Tyler Ridgeway, North Thurston Colton Watson, W.F. West on Monday and were deter- Aberdeen: Devin Daniels; Black in 332/3 innings while allowing Garrett Terrell, Tumwater mined to put everything out eight hits. At the plate he hit .302 Outfield Hills: Austin Heyland, Kalvin there this time around. They with three home runs, 24 walks Pitchers Hunter Larson, Aberdeen Hargrave; Tumwater: Ian Sugrue, played aggressive, smart and a .541 on-base percentage Mason Musselman, Centralia Austin Lee, Black Hills Colton Turner; W.F. West: Michael tennis and you could sense and a team-high seven stolen Brady Calkins, W.F. West Brad Wallace, River Ridge Forgione their determination as they bases. walked out on the court.” Centralia coach Jon Rook- The double-elimination lidge, whose Tigers went 10-8 1.75 ERA and 47 strikeouts in 36 a 1.02 ERA in 132/3 innings as a with five doubles, a home run, portion of the tournament and finished fourth, was voted innings. lefthanded relief pitcher. 11 walks and a .438 on-base per- will begin Friday at the Mint the league’s Coach of the Year. Bearcat catcher and third- Centralia shortstop Jacob centage. Valley Racquet Complex in W.F. West’s Brady Calkins Longview, with champion- baseman Keylen Steen was the Payne was an All-League first- W.F. West second-baseman and Centralia’s Mason Mussel- first-team designated hitter, team infielder, batting .283 ship matches set for Saturday. Toby Johnson and first baseman were the All-League first- hitting .280 with six doubles, a with 12 RBIs, two doubles and team pitchers. Calkins posted a .471 on-base percentage and 17 a home run. Teammate Andrew man Colton Watson were both tuesday’s Results 5-0 record with a 1.63 ERA and walks. Teammate Cody Schultz Pullin, who has signed with the second-team selections, and 31 strikeouts in 341/3 innings, was the first-team utility player, University of Oregon, was a first- shortstop Michael Forgione was Bearcat Netters Edge Black and Musselman went 3-2 with a batting .340 with 10 RBIs and team outfielder after hitting .286 an honorable mention. Hills The Bearcats readied NBA themselves for the playoffs tuesday’s 2A Soccer with a 4-2 win over Black Hills Tuesday in Evergreen Wade, LeBron End Knicks Season 2A Conference girls tennis action at Chehalis. Bobcats Put MIAMI (AP) — LeBron Nicole Beck and Tiffany James had 29 points, eight re- Conner won at second and a Period on bounds and seven assists, Chris third singles for W.F. West, Bosh and Dwyane Wade both and Aleassa Wren and Reile the Mint scored 19 points and Miami beat Slattery picked up a 6-2, 6-0 New York 106-94 on Wednesday victory at first doubles. City Season nigh to win the Eastern Confer- Courtney Cox and Stevie ence first-round series in five Heitzman won at No. 3 dou- games. bles, 6-4, 6-2, for W.F. West. By The Chronicle The Heat will meet Indiana W.F. West (6-5) will host ABERDEEN — A late in the East semifinals starting the first round of the sub- flurry of goals from Aberdeen Sunday in Miami. District IV tournament on put an end to W.F. West’s sea- Carmelo Anthony scored 35 Tuesday starting at 3 p.m. son here in a loser-out District points for the Knicks, including The first round is in a single- IV 2A Soccer Tournament a jumper at the end of the third elimination format, with game on Tuesday. the winners playing Friday Aberdeen’s Juan Lopez quarter that pulled New York within 81-67. at the Mint Valley Raquet earned a hat trick as the Complex in Longview. Bobcats scored three goals Amare Stoudemire scored in the final 5 minutes to top 14 points, Landry Fields and J.R. the Bearcats 5-0. Smith both added 12 and Tyson Beavers Shut out King’s Way “We were doing good Chandler grabbed 11 rebounds VANCOUVER — Teni- then they got that second for New York. no improved to 8-1 on the goal,” W.F. West coach Tino Stoudemire fouled out with season with an easy 5-0 win Sanchez said. “After that we 4:48 left, and the Knicks cut the over King’s Way Christian just fell apart.” lead to 11 points four times in a here Tuesday in SWW 1A Lopez scored goals in 2-minute span. Miami answered League girls tennis action. the 44th, 76th and 77th every time, the last of those a Kirsten Jorgensen, Shel- minute, while Kyle Lis- 3-pointer by Shane Battier with by Frasl and Ali Jo Vens combe netted a goal in the 54 seconds left. Al Diaz / MCT each won in two sets at first, 65th minute and Alcy Calu- The last time New York ad- The Miami Heat’s Dwyane Wade drives the ball around the New York Knicks’ second and third singles, amba capped off the scor- vanced in the postseason came respectively. Kelli Neer and ing for the Bobcats in the Amar’e Stoudemire in the second quarter in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference at Miami’s expense in the East irst-round series at American Airlines Arena in Miami, Florida, on Wednesday. Janelle Young won 6-2, 6-1 78th minute. semifinals in 2000. Aberdeen outshot Che- at first doubles, and Em- halis 14-6 on the night. ily Mankowski and Kaitiln Forest won 6-0, 6-1 at sec- W.F. West’s Brandon GRIZZLIES 92, CLIPPERS 80 Mo Williams had 20 points 27-point lead in Game 1, was Hankins, Austin Woodland, ond doubles. MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Marc for the Clippers while Chris Paul up 24 with 3 minutes left in “We’ve had some really Zach Flynn, Daltan Boucher, Gasol scored 23 points and Zach scored 19 and Blake Griffin had Damen Jeg, Matt Dean, Ky- the third quarter. Randy Foye excellent practices the last Randolph added 19 as Memphis 15 points and 11 rebounds. Paul pulled the Clippers within 85- few days, and the girls were ler Huang, Logan Kaplan, avoided elimination and forced and Griffin both missed time in Jose Lima, Santiago Morales, 79 on a layup with 55.7 seconds able to get it done,” Beaver a Game 6 in the Western Con- the fourth quarter with injuries. Jamison Scott and Damian left but that was as close as they coach Andy Bowerly said. ference first-round series. Paul strained his right hip Garcia all played their fi- would get. Tenino will face Ridge- Game 6 is Friday night in flexor and appeared to jam a fin- field, the only team to beat nal game for the Bearcats, The Grizzlies outscored Los who finished the season 3-9 Los Angeles. ger while Griffin hyperextended Tenino this season, today in league and 5-11 overall. Rudy Gay added 14 points for his left knee. Angeles 48-26 in the paint and Tenino. Memphis. Memphis, which blew a had a 42-35 edge in rebounds. Sports 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012 SPORTS

Tuesday’s 1A Baseball 2A Golf Beavers, Warhawks Go 1-1 on First Day Tiger Golfers By The Chronicle Win First CASTLE ROCK — The Bea- vers and Warhawks started out EvCo Match on the same field, and were in the same situation by the time By The Chronicle the dust settled on the first day FORT LEWIS — Cen- of the District IV 1A Baseball tralia earned its first win to Tournament here Tuesday. close out the regular season Tenino defeated Toledo- in a 43-23 (Stableford) vic- Winlock, 4-2, in the first round. tory over River Ridge here The Beavers went on to lose, 8-4, Wednesday in Evergreen 2A to Kalama, while Toledo-Win- Conference girls golf action. lock beat Elma 4-2. Katie Von Rotz filled Both teams will now play in for an absent player and winner-to-state, loser-out games wound up earning match on Friday, again at Castle Rock. medalist honors with a Tenino will face Ridgefield at 2 51. Taylor Canfield shot a p.m. and Toledo-Winlock will 61, and Von Rotz, Canfield take on Hoquiam at 4:30 p.m. and Bailey Peters will all advance to the Evergreen 2A Tenino 4, Toledo-Winlock 2 Conference league tournament. Tenino opened District IV “We are going to work 1A Baseball Tournament with a Pete Caster / [email protected] on our short game every 4-2 win over Toledo-Winlock. day before the tournament True to form, Tenino won Tenino’s Devante Harris slides in safely to home as Toledo-Winlock catcher Jacob Givens makes a play on the ball as Tenino head coach Jesse Elam and Toledo-Winlock third baseman Phillip Smerek look on during the second inning of a District IV and I am excited to see the game by taking whatever 1A Baseball Tournament opening round game at Castle Rock on Tuesday. what these girls will do next it was given. Three of the four week,” Centralia coach Lar- walks issued by the Warhawks two hits for Tenino, but the Bea- ry Mollerstuen said. came around to score, including Centralia finished up one on Toledo-Winlock’s lone vers committed four errors. 1-6 overall and 1-5 in league. error in the first inning, and “We made mistakes that we The league tournament will Tenino’s only extra-base hit of haven’t made all year,” Beaver be held at the Three Rivers the game — a double by Bryan coach Jesse Elam said. “It was Golf Course in Kelso Mon- Watterson — plated 3 runs in bizarre.” day and Tuesday. the second frame. Kalama plated 3 runs in each Tylor Cavin worked all seven of the first two innings, but led innings for the Beavers with- just 6-4 going into the third. Rams Top Bearcat Golfers out allowing an earned run. He The Beavers, however, wouldn’t North Thurston picked struck out three, faced 12 batters score again. up a win against W.F. over the second, third, fourth “We were hitting balls hard, West, 104-80 (Stableford), and fifth innings and gave up right at people, all game long,” Wednesday in Evergreen 2A four hits, including a double Elam said. “We just couldn’t get Conference girls golf action to R.J. Covey to start the game. them to fall. We made too many at Newaukum Valley Golf Covey advanced on a wild pitch mistakes, defensively.” Course in Chehalis. and scored on an error, and the Tenino (16-5) will now face Despite the loss, the Pete Caster / [email protected] Warhawks’ second run — in the Ridgefield at 2 p.m. on Friday in Bearcats ended their regu- Tenino’s Dustin Hammond tries to scramble out of a pickle between second and sixth inning, also by Covey — Castle Rock. The Spudders lost lar season on a high note as third base as Toledo-Winlock second baseman Enrique Hernandez looks to lay an moved around the bases with to Montesano in the first round, five of their players finished emphatic tag on Hammond during the irst inning of a District IV 1A Baseball Tour- the benefit of two Beaver mis- and defeated La Center 6-0 in a below than their average cues. loser-out game on Tuesday. nament opening round game at Castle Rock on Tuesday afternoon. Hammond was tagged out on the play ending the inning. scores. Covey worked all six in- “We’ve just got to flush this “We have been looking nings for the Warhawks with one and move on, and play like to score better scores and it’s our last day playing,” Elam three strikeouts, and finished 1 Toledo-Winlock (12-5) will nings, striking out five in the we did that today,” Bearcat for 2 at the plate. Phillip Smerek, said. “Which it might be.” face Hoquiam in a loser-out first frame and only losing his coach Bruce Thompson Enrique Hernandez and Colby game at 4:30 p.m. Friday in no-hit bid when a Forks batter said. Vermilyea added hits for the Toledo-Winlock 4, Elma 2 Castle Rock. The winner will took first on a swinging bunt. Mackenzie Durham Warhawks. advance to the State 1A playoffs. He needed 73 pitches to finish picked up the day's only Travis Sanchez was 2 for 3 for The Warhawks staved off the the game and walked one bat- birdie for W.F. West, while the Beavers, and Cavin aided his end of their season with a 4-2 win over Elma here Tuesday in Ony’s Shepherd Sticks a Fork in ter. He was also a combined 2 for Hannah Cooley shot a own cause with a double in the team-best 47. sixth inning. the consolation round of the Dis- Spartans, Career 4 at the plate over the course of trict IV 1A Baseball Tournament. the twinbill. “It is nice to be playing Toledo-Winlock’s R.J. Covey ONALASKA — Kyle Shep- Jacob Mager was 1 for 2 with 3 in the sun lately,” Thomp- herd’s final game in purple and Kalama 8, Tenino 4 went 2 for 3 with an RBI, while RBIs in the first game, and Gabe son added. “It was long gold was a memorable one. Hall was 2 for 3 with a double. overdue and the girls have The Beavers were just fine at Jacob Givens, Mack Gaul, En- The only senior on the Log- the plate, but a few misadven- rique Hernandez and Levi Wal- Trevor Lawrence added a double. more fun in it as well.” ger roster celebrated his final W.F. West (3-3 in league) tures in the field and on the bas- lace all went 1 for 3. high school baseball game with Forks took the second game es hurt Tenino in an 8-4 District Gaul got the win on the 6-4, with the Loggers batting all will compete in Evergreen a 12-strikeout, one-hit, 11-0 2A Conference tournament IV 1A semifinal loss to Kalama mound, allowing five hits and SWW 1A League Evergreen Di- 11 players on the team. Mager here Tuesday. an earned run over six innings vision win over Forks in the first went 2 for 3 with a double and at Three Rivers Golf Course Devante Harris, Zack Cham- of work. Joel Martin closed out game of a doubleheader here a homer, Hall was 2 for 3 and in Kelso on Monday and berlain, Dustin Hammond and the game for the Warhawks to Wednesday. Zach Caldwell hit an RBI single Tuesday. Cody Marganelli each recorded record the save. Shepherd tossed all five in- in the first inning. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012

2A Softball Nature Big Fifth Powers W.F. West Past Black Hills Continued from Sports 2 oddly musical, sometimes gurgling call; the females are a By The Chronicle are competing with them.” with a single, then was moved Late Rally Puts Tigers Past gentle grayish brown and wear TUMWATER — W.F. Undefeated Tumwater up by a Haley Graham single Rams sweet expressions of innocence. West wrapped up a big win jumped out early, grabbing and eventually scored on a But these birds are anything over Black Hills 15-4 here the lead 3-0 in the third. Cen- Dani Braun hit. LACEY — Centralia start- but innocent. Wednesday in Evergreen 2A tralia responded with one run Graham would score on a ed slow but took advantage of They’re bad parents who Conference softball action. in the fourth but was unable Lauren Fisher sacrifice fly two a sixth inning rally to dispose leave their eggs in other birds’ “It was a slow start for us in to bring in more. batters later. of North Thurston 6-1 here nests, leaving their nestlings for other birds to raise. And the beginning,” Bearcat coach “Tumwater had a great “Anytime you have a road Tuesday in Evergreen 2A Con- game. They are a good ball because the cowbird eggs hatch Mike Keen said. “We were game and come out with a win, ference softball action. earlier than their hosts’ eggs, the hitting but they were able to team and made some good it’s a good thing,” W.F. West The Tigers were held hit- cowbird hatchlings crowd out make some big plays against plays,” Hallom said. coach Mike Keen said. less up until the fifth inning, the resident baby birds and take us.” First-baseman Tyana An- The Bearcats also capital- but plated a run later in the most of their food. Black Hills was up 3-1 go- drews earned a few compli- ized on some big-game pitch- fifth, then rallied for 4 runs in Last year I taught Buddy ments from Hallom. the WonderDog to bark when I ing into the fifth inning but ing from freshman Ali Gra- the sixth and tacked another “Tyana saved us a few ham. said “Bad bird!” scaring the evil things turned around quick run in the seventh for good as the Bearcats brought in 12 times on a couple outs. There Graham went all seven in- intruders away from my porch measure. seed feeders. runs in the fifth and locked were some wild throws that nings for the Mint City gals, “I have to give credit to But they aren’t the only wick- the game down with three she was able to hang on to to scattering nine hits while North Thurston,” Centralia ed birds in town. more runs in the sixth. secure an out,” the coach said. striking out two and walking Crows, ravens, jays and other Bearcat Haley Graham “I believe we can still beat none. coach Candy Hallom said. “I birds are known nest robbers. went 4 for 5 as did teammate Tumwater. Losing to them 4-1 “She had her artist’s brush thought they played a good Eagles will steal the twigs Dani Braun, who also drove in is not the worst thing.” out there today. She was really game and we took a little bit of from a hard-working, nest- 4 runs. Centralia (9-6 in league) hitting her spots,” said Keen of time to get going again.” building Osprey. “Black Hills played ag- will host W.F. West today at his freshman pitcher. Parker Pocklington fin- European Starlings steal gressively, which we expected. Fort Borst Park. Keen was also impressed ished the afternoon 2 for 4 prime nest sites from bluebirds, swallows, and woodpeckers, They are a team to watch out with his team’s defensive ef- with a 2-run homer in the leading to a decline in their for,” he noted. “If you aren’t TUESDAY’S RESULTS fort, but especially that of sixth. population. ready for them, they will catch shortstop Dani Braun. Bearcats Edge Aberdeen, 2-1 “It seems like we have you.” Keen noted that Braun been ending the game strong Light Needs Dark W.F. West (12-3) will head ABERDEEN — Neither made to impressive plays in and not giving up,” said Hal- the seventh inning to keep Nature definitely has a dark across town to play at Centra- team scored any runs, but W.F. lom. “But, sometimes you lia today. West was able to come away the Bobcats off the base paths side and the more you watch need some of these reminders Nature at work, the easier it is to with a win. which allowed the Bearcats to before big games to keep your see. The Bearcats topped Ab- head Chehalis with a win in- heads straight.” But without the dark side of T-Birds Bump Tigers erdeen 2-1 here on Tuesday in tact. Mackenzie Wasson went Nature, I am convinced that the Tumwater came out look- an Evergreen 2A Conference “They didn’t hit Ali ter- all seven inning for the Tigers light and beautiful side of Na- ing for a win over Centralia game originally started on ribly hard, but when they did and struck out six Rams with ture wouldn’t shine as bright. and got just that in a 4-1 vic- April 27. we would make the play,” said If you would like to see more tory at Fort Borst Park in The game was called due Keen. seven hits. photographs from my week’s ad- Wednesday in Evergreen 2A to rain in the top of third in- Haley Graham finished “She was putting the ball ventures, travel over to my web- Conference softball action. ning just after the Bearcats the day 2 for 3, as did Kaitlin right there and getting us nice site and go into The Shooting “I didn’t think it was a bad plated 2 runs. Moore, while the Bearcats fin- little ground balls and didn’t Gallery. Be forewarned, it does game,” Tiger coach Candy Nearly two weeks ago Kai- ished with nine hits and nary let anything hurt us,” said get gruesome in there at times. Hallom said. “I still think we tlin Moore led the inning off an error. Hallom. But don’t stay at the comput- er too long. Go outside and play! ••• Kimberly Mason is a freelance writer and photojournalist. Visit her website The (Almost) Daily News (al- mostdailynews.com) and find her on Prep Softball Facebook (Kimberly Mason — The Chronicle), call 269-5017 or email Pirates Build Momentum With Two Wins [email protected]. By The Chronicle 3-2 in the second game. field with ease against Toledo- Carlee Coverdale and Em- ADNA — The Pirates "We put everything out Winlock in an 8-2 non league ily Robbins each recorded a Report there for that win against softball win here Wednesday. got a little prep work in prior hit for the Warhawks, while to their District IV 2B Soft- Montesano then came back a “We saw this not as a game Continued from Sports 1 ball Tournament opener next little flat footed against Roch- but as a training tool to get us Megan Herbert tossed all Wednesday with back-to-back ester," said Rochester. ready for districts,” Timber- seven innings, giving up eight hear is near Barrier Dam right now,” he added. “It is definitely nonleague games against Sandrini, Woods, Gilbert- wolf coach Darrin Allen said. hits and eight walks with six son and Taylor Ferrier each Morton-White Pass an ‘egg’ show on the river. We do solid SWW 1A League Ever- strikeouts. green Division teams here on had hits for the Pirates, while jumped out to a 6-1 lead after have our corky guys and a few Wednesday. Sierra Seymour had two hits three innings and held on for A few early rallies allowed plunkers, but most of the fish be- The Pirates earned a 5-3 for the Warriors. the win. the Rockets to exit Winlock a ing caught is on eggs and sand shrimp together or sand shrimp win over Montesano in the Adna (12-5, 8-4 league) “I thought we did some little early in a 13-3, five-in- first game, then edged Roches- will host Orcas Island for a Se- things well today. We didn’t alone.” ter 3-2 in the second game. nior Night nonleague contest run the bases too great but it ning nightcap win. During the past week Ta- Adna scored plated a run- at 11 a.m. on Saturday. was a good tune-up for our Castle Rock finished with coma Power employees released 19 spring Chinook adults, six ner in three straight innings to team,” Allen noted. “Defen- 13 runs on 14 hits, while the come away with confidence- sively, we made plays and did jacks and twelve winter-run steel- Woods, Trojans Bounce Warhawks garnered 3 runs on head at the Day Use Park in Lake boosting win over Montesano Montesano what we needed to to win the in what Adna coach Mike Ra- game.” four hits. Scanewa above Cowlitz Falls schke noted was a postseason MONTESANO — Aman- Morton-White Pass (10- "Castle Rock didn't hit in Day-use Park. They released 21 spring Chinook adults and four atmosphere. da Woods knocked out two 9 overall, 4-8 in league) will the first game," said Tingle. "Montesano is an excel- home runs for Pe Ell in a 9-6 winter-run steelhead into the play another nonleague game "But they hit in the second lent program and we came out win over Montesano here against Toledo-Winlock on Cispus River above the mouth of Yellow Jacket Creek, and released prepared today," said Raschke. Wednesday in nonleague soft- Tuesday. game." "The intensity was pretty high ball action. Coverdale led the War- 17 spring Chinook adults and two jacks into the upper Cowlitz River for a nonleague game." “This was a great game for hawks with two hits, while Alexis Moerke held the us, as we're getting ready for TUESDAY'S RESULTS at Packwood. Bulldogs in check, giving up 3 districts,” Trojan coach John Castle Rock Sweeps Shelby Davidson and Cassie The spot shrimp sport fishery runs on nine hits while walk- Woods said. McGeary each added a base- will reopen in most areas on Fri- Toledo-Winlock day, May 11. The rules are some- ing two and striking out two. Woods went 4 for 5, while knock. WINLOCK — Castle Rock what complicated and the hours/ Jordan Sandrini finished Ashley Shepherd was 2 for 4 Tingle noted that it was Se- with two hits including a dou- with a homer and Amber Ar- got off to a good start in both days are limited. Check the sport ble and an RBI, while Chey- rington was 2 for 4. games to sweep Toledo-Win- nior Night, and Herbert and fishing rules book for more information. enne Gilbertson and Emma Pe Ell scored 6 runs in the lock here on Tuesday in an Chelsey Weinert played their Hood Canal Shrimp District Brattain each added two hits. fourth inning to overcome an SWW 1A League Trico Divi- final home games for Toledo- Taylor Woods finished the sion doubleheader. (Marine Area 12) will be open early 3-0 Montesano lead. Winlock. first game with a pair of hits, The Rockets scored 6 runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on May 11, “We are working on clean- 12 and 16. including a solo home run. ing up our errors but our in the first two frames of the It was also the Warhawks' "It was nice to see the girls opener and went on to win 7-2, final regular-season game. Discovery Bay Shrimp Dis- pitching and hitting are really trict (Marine Area 6) is open from playing well before districts," coming together and looking then scored 12 runs in the first The team finished 9-5 in said Raschke. "Every thing three innings to earn a 13-3 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 11, 12 and good,” Woods said. league, but will not know their 16. was working well tonight and Pe Ell (15-2) will play at win in the nightcap. it would be nice to carry that "Castle Rock has a real seeding into the District IV 1A Marine Area 7 will be open Hoquiam on Friday. May 11, 12, 17, 18 and 19. on to districts." good team and I was proud of Softball Tournament on May the girls and how they came Marine areas 8, 9, 10 and 11 Adna scored 3 runs in the 16 at Fort Borst Park until the first few innings, but was held MWP Holds Off T-W out ready to play and compet- will be open on May 11 from 7 scoreless the rest of the way MORTON — Morton- ed really well," Toledo-Win- outcome of a Ridgefield/La a.m. to 3 p.m. and held on to beat Rochester White Pass defended its home lock coach Tracy Tingle said. Center twinbill. Halibut season is well under- way in many areas. The last razor clam dig was held last weekend. Reports of 15 minute limits were common and Tuesday’s NWAACC Softball many a clam gun owner said they thought there were enough clams left on the beach for them to open Lady Blazers Pack in Three Games With Grays Harbor it up for another weekend. McElroy said he thought it By The Chronicle top of the eighth inning to seal Banuet and Ashley Haugen were Mendenhall was 3 for 4. was doubtful that WDFW would Centralia added a pair of a win. Elissa Mendenhall was 3 each 2 for 4. Givens held the “We’re hitting the ball well, allow it. wins and a loss to its season re- for 5 with 3 RBIs, Hailey Givens Chokers to five hits to get the but we still struggle on defense,” For butter clam lovers, the cord Tuesday at Fort Borst Park was 2 for 3 with a double and win on the mound. pickings were easy and plentiful Sami Dolan hit a 3-run home Despite outhitting Grays Blazer coach Sara Ross said. “We near Raymond. Grab a rake and in an NWAACC West Division run for Centralia in the pivotal Harbor 14-12 in the third game, did a good job of manufacturing join the fun. softball tripleheader. eighth inning. Centralia — which committed runs.” ••• The Blazers won the first Centralia pounded out 13 four errors — was handed a 9-7 The Blazers (7-12 league) will Kimberly Mason is a freelance game — which was suspended hits to win the regularly-sched- loss. Aquila Fox was 4 for 5 with writer and photojournalist. Visit her in the fourth inning at Aber- uled opener, 7-5. Mendenhall a pair of doubles, Hailey Swan close out the regular season with website The (Almost) Daily News (al- deen on April 27 — by a 10-3 was 2 for 2, Givens had a pair of went 4 for 4 with a double, a a 1 p.m. home doubleheader Fri- mostdailynews.com) and find her on margin, scoring 7 runs in the doubles and 4 RBIs, and Aimee home run and 3 RBIs, and Elissa day against Highline. Facebook (Kimberly Mason — The Chronicle). Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012 SPORTS

Wednesday’s Mariners Box Score DET (15-15) 000 001 000 — 1 5 0 Baseball SEA (15-18) 000 100 01x — 2 4 0 Continued from Sports 1 TiGErS aB r h rBi BB SO #P aVG OBP SLG MariNErS aB r h rBi BB SO #P aVG OBP SLG A Jackson CF 2 0 0 1 1 0 12 .319 .391 .513 J Jaso C 4 0 1 1 0 0 15 .300 .341 .525 Napavine held a slim 3-2 lead heading into their fi- B Boesch RF 4 0 1 0 0 0 8 .213 .238 .328 B Ryan SS 4 0 0 0 0 0 16 .157 .277 .241 nal at bat when Cole Doughty knocked in 2 insurance M Cabrera 3B 4 0 0 0 0 1 13 .263 .323 .475 I Suzuki RF 3 1 1 0 0 1 9 .298 .345 .405 runs with bases-loaded single to put the Tigers up 5-2. P Fielder 1B 3 0 0 0 0 0 9 .309 .389 .473 J Montero DH 3 0 0 0 0 2 12 .268 .282 .420 "That really changed the game," Napavine coach D Young DH 3 0 1 0 0 2 10 .226 .298 .310 K Seager 2B 3 0 1 1 0 0 10 .298 .318 .510 Bryan Bullock said of Doughty's hit. R Raburn LF 3 0 0 0 0 1 12 .130 .200 .169 J Smoak 1B 3 0 0 0 0 1 13 .173 .229 .264 David Grace pitched a complete game for Napavine, J Peralta SS 3 0 1 0 0 1 11 .260 .306 .370 A Liddi 3B 3 0 0 0 0 3 13 .275 .327 .412 scattering six hits, and the Tigers overcame five field- G Laird C 3 1 1 0 0 0 11 .308 .357 .500 C Wells LF 1 0 0 0 1 0 10 .214 .290 .357 ing miscues to come away with the win. D Worth 2B 3 0 1 0 0 1 15 .182 .308 .182 -M Saunders PH-CF 1 1 1 0 0 0 4 .224 .309 .439 "After getting no-hit yesterday I thought the kids Totals 28 1 5 1 1 6 101 C Figgins CF-LF 1 0 0 0 1 0 18 .188 .255 .302 came out with a positive mentality at the plate and Totals 26 2 4 2 2 7 120 put everything behind them," said Bullock, whose had Pitchers iP h r Er BB SO hr PC-ST Era eight different players record at least a hit. D Smyly 6.0 2 1 1 2 5 0 93-58 1.59 Pitchers iP h r Er BB SO hr PC-ST Era Napavine took an early 3-0 lead after scoring a run L Putkonen (L, 0-1) 1.1 1 1 1 0 2 0 19-13 9.00 J Vargas (W, 4-2) 8.0 5 1 1 0 6 0 90-66 2.79 in three of the first four frames, but the Wildcats an- D Below 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 0 8-6 0.00 B League (S, 8) 1.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 11-7 2.25 swered with a runs in the fifth and sixth innings. Totals 8.0 4 2 2 2 7 0 120-77 Totals 9.0 5 1 1 1 6 0 101-73 J.T. Kaut finished with two hits for the Tigers (8-8), who will take on Morton-White Pass on Saturday at 10 Scoreboard a.m. in Mossyrock in another loser-out affair. Wednesday’s results Philadelphia 14 18 .438 5 Toutle Lake 6, Morton-White Pass 4 PREPS Baseball Softball CENTraL Local Schedules at Chehalis at aberdeen St. Louis 20 11 .645 - MOSSYROCK — Toutle Lake secured a spot in the (Weather Permitting) raMS 5, TiGErS 1 BEarCaTS 2, BOBCaTS 1 Cincinnati 16 14 .533 3.5 ThurSday, May 10 N. Thurston 001 031 0 — 5 10 2 W.F. West 002 000 0 — 2 9 0 Pittsburgh 14 16 .467 5.5 State 2B playoffs with a 6-4 win over Morton-White Softball Centralia 000 001 0 — 1 2 3 Aberdeen 010 000 0 — 1 9 1 Houston 14 17 .452 6 Pass here Tuesday in the District IV 2B Baseball Tour- W.F. West at Centralia, 4:30 p.m. Batteries: North Thurston — Ryan Batteries: W.F. West — Ali Gra- Milwaukee 13 18 .419 7 nament semifinals. Golf Mets and Matt Zeutenhorst; Centralia ham and Amber Taylor; Aberdeen — Chicago Cubs 13 18 .419 7 Hoquiam at Rochester, 3:30 p.m. — Derek Putman and Cole Housden Mo Donovan and Hannah Tometich WEST The Ducks led 2-0 at the end of the third inning, Friday, May 11 LA Dodgers 20 11 .645 - but the Timberwolves came back with 4 runs in the at Chehalis at Lacey San Francisco 15 16 .484 5 College Baseball BEarCaTS 13, BOBCaTS 5 TiGErS 6, raMS 1 fourth inning. Toutle Lake regained the lead in the Centralia at Grays Harbor, 1 p.m. Arizona 14 18 .438 6.5 W.F. West 200 430 4 — 13 15 3 College Softball Centralia 000 014 1 — 6 7 1 Colorado 13 17 .433 6.5 sixth with 3 runs and closed up the game with a run in Aberdeen 000 003 2 — 5 5 4 Highline at Centralia, 3 p.m. N. Thurston 001 000 0 — 1 7 2 San Diego 11 21 .344 9.5 the seventh. Softball Batteries: W.F. West — Mitch Batteries: Centralia — Mackenzie Gueller, Logan James (6), Ryan Hart- Wasson and Sy Braaten; North Thur- Centralia at W.F. West (2), 4 p.m. Wednesday’s results “It was nice to string together four hits to squeeze man (7) and Keylen Steen; Aberdeen — ston — Terry, Kohler (6) and Feliciano Napavine at Elma, 4 p.m. Cincinnati 2, at Milwaukee 1 Zach Larson, Charlie Dietrich (5) and in four runs all in one inning, but we had a couple er- Girls Tennis at Chicago Cubs 1, Atlanta 0 Tenino at Kings Way, 3:30 p.m. Ashton Williamson at Winlock rors which cost us a couple runs,” MWP coach Josh Toronto 5, at Oakland 2 Track & Field Game 1 Brooks noted. Central 2B League Championships at at Onalaska rOCKETS 7, WarhaWKS 2 Colorado 6, at San Diego 2 Napavine, 4 p.m. Game 1 Castle Rock 330 000 1 — 7 8 6 Tampa Bay 4, at NY Yankees 1 “Pitching on both teams was good but we need SWW 1A League Evergreen Division LOGGErS 11, SParTaNS 0 Toledo-Winlock000 200 0 — 2 2 3 Texas at Baltimore, PP’D some work on both sides of our game,” he added. Championships at Rainier, 4 p.m. Forks 000 00 — 0 1 0 Batteries: Castle Rock — Uhlen- Chicago White Sox 8, at Cleveland 1 Evergreen 2A Conference Champi- Onalaska 560 00 — 11 6 1 kott and Klingberg; Toledo-Winlock — NY Mets 10, at Philadelphia 6 Morton-White Pass (11-8 in league) will play onships at South Sound Stadium (Lac- Batteries: Onalaska — Shepherd Megan Herbert and Cassie McGeary at Pittsburgh 4, Washington 2 Napavine at Mossyrock on Saturday in a loser-out ey), 4 p.m. and Caldwell; Forks — Dean, Johnson Miami 5, at Houston 3 (1), Lapell (2) and Hagen Game 2 at Kansas City 4, Boston 3 game. The winner will advance to the winner-to-state SaTurday, May 12 LA Angels 6, at Minnesota 2 College Baseball ROCKETS 13, WARHAWKS 3 (5 in- third-place game Saturday afternoon. Game 2 St. Louis 7, at Arizona 2 Grays Harbor at Centralia, 1 p.m. nings) SParTaNS 6, LOGGErS 4 Toledo-Winlock000 03 — 3 4 6 at Seattle 2, Detroit 1 Local district Baseball Tournaments Forks 012 020 0 — 6 8 1 Castle Rock 5071X — 13 14 2 at LA Dodgers 6, San Francisco 2 district iV 2B Baseball Tournament Onalaska 201 010 0 — 4 7 4 Batteries: Castle Rock — Smith Top Three to State Batteries: Forks — Jacobson and Klingberry; Toledo-Winlock — Shelby Thursday’s Games (PST) Seeds Hagen; Onalska — Lawrence, Mager (5) Davidson and Cassie McGeary Texas at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. Sports on the air Pacific 2B League and Caldwell, McMillion (3) Tampa Bay at NY Yankees, 4:05 p.m. 1. Naselle Girls Tennis Washington at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. ThurSday, May 10 2. Ocosta at Mossyrock at Chehalis Texas at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. 3. Northwest Christian duCKS 6, TiMBErWOLVES 4 W.F. WEST 4, BLaCK hiLLS 2 Cleveland at Boston, 4:10 p.m. NBa PLayOFFS Toutle Lake 020 003 1 — 6 8 0 Singles Toronto at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. 5 p.m. Central 2B League Morton-WP 000 400 0 — 4 5 2 1. Julie Hanson (B) def. Angie 1. Mossyrock Detroit at Oakland, 7:05 p.m. Batteries: Toutle Lake — Keefe Magnuson, 6-0, 6-1 TNT — Atlanta at Boston 2. Toutle Lake and Wherry: Morton-White Pass — 2. Nicole Beck (W) def. Vania Neu- Friday’s Games (PST) 7:30 p.m. 3. Adna Kelly and Counts 4. Morton-White Pass bert, 6-2, 6-2 Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. TNT — LA Lakers at Denver 5. Napavine 3. Tiffany Conner (W) def. Nicole Seattle at NY Yankees, 4:05 p.m. Softball Hayes, 7-6, 6-0 NhL PLayOFFS at Black hills San Diego at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. Monday doubles Houston at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. 4:30 p.m. First-round Games BEarCaTS 15, WOLVES 4 1. Aleassa Wren/Reile Slattery (W) Black Hills 201 010 — 4 8 2 Cleveland at Boston, 4:10 p.m. NBCSN — Philadelphia at New Jersey at Mossyrock def. Elle Justice/Madelin Sayler, 6-2, 6-0 Washington at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. 1. Mossyrock 6, Napavine, 0 W.F. West 001 0(12)3 — 15 21 0 2. Julie Ngyuen/Devyn Miller (B) NY Mets at Miami, 4:10 p.m. COLLEGE SOFTBaLL 3. Toutle Lake 12, NW Christian 1 Batteries: Black Hills — Penella, def. Larissa Gilman/Josie Cumming, LA Angels at Texas, 5:05 p.m. 5 p.m. at Ocosta Caldwell (5), Penella (5) and Henry: 6-2, 4-6, 6-2 Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 5:10 2. Adna 5, Ocosta 3 W.F. West — Graham and Taylor, Reyn- 3. Courtney Cox/Stevie Heitzman ESPN — SEC Quarterfinal p.m. 4. Morton-White Pass 7, Naselle 1 olds (5) (W) def. Olivia Longabaugh/Jenny Nguyen 6-4, 6-2 Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 5:10 p.m. Tuesday at Montesano Toronto at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. Friday, May 11 Semifinals, at Mossyrock TrOJaNS 9, BuLLdOGS 6 at Vancouver Atlanta at St. Louis , 5:15 p.m. MaJOr LEaGuE BaSEBaLL 5. Adna 5, Mossyrock 3 Montesano 201 102 0 — 6 7 4 San Francisco at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. 6. Toutle Lake 6, Morton-White Pass TENiNO 5, KiNG’S Way 0 Pe Ell 000 611 1 — 9 14 3 Singles Detroit at Oakland, 7:05 p.m. 4:05 p.m. 4 Batteries: Montesano — Snyder Colorado at LA Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Loser-Out, at adna 1. Kirsten Jorgensen (T) def. Emily ROOT — Seattle at N.Y. Yankees and Swan: Pe Ell — Woods and Shep- 7. Napavine 5, Ocosta 2 Warnes, 6-1, 6-3 NBa PLayOFFS 8. Naselle 8, NW Christian 6 herd 2. Shelby Frasl (T) def. Emily Swearer, 6-1, 6-1 6 p.m. Friday at Centralia 3. Ali Jo Vens (T) def. Emily Good- NBA ESPN — Memphis at LA Clippers Championship Game, at Mossyrock ThuNdErBirdS 4, TiGErS 1 son, 6-4, 6-1 NBa PLayOFFS Adna vs. Toutle Lake, 4:30 p.m. Tumwater 201 001 0 — 4 6 3 doubles PrO GOLF Centralia 000 100 0 — 1 3 1 WEdNESday’S results 1. Kelli Neer/Janelle Young (T) def. Miami 106, New york 94 10 a.m. Saturday Batteries: Tumwater — Smith and Erin Sprowls/Mackenzie Davis, 6-2, 6-1 at Mossyrock McDaniel: Centralia — Wasson and Game 5 - Heat win 4-1 GOLF — PGA THE PLAYERS 2. Emily Mankowski/Kaitlin For- Memphis 92, La Clippers 80 Loser-Out Consolation Semifinals Braaten est (T) def. Ariana Hall/Kayli Gribl, 6-0, auTO raCiNG 9. Napavine vs. Morton-White Pass, Game 5 - Clippers lead 3-2 6-1 10 a.m. at Morton 12:30 p.m. ThurSday’S Games (PST) 10. Naselle 8 vs. Mossyrock, noon TiMBErWOLVES 8, WarhaWKS 2 ESPN2 — NASCAR Nationwide 200 qualify- LOCAL Chicago at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Third/Fourth (Winner to State) Toledo-Win. 100 010 0 — 2 3 2 Game 6 - 76ers lead 3-2 ing Winner 9 vs. Winner 10, 2 p.m. Morton-WP 132 011 0 — 8 7 1 Golf atlanta at Boston, 5 p.m. Batteries: Toledo-WInlock — Her- riverside Women’s Club 4 p.m. Game 6 - Celtics lead 3-2 bert and McGeary: Morton-White Pass 18-hole Odd or Even district iV 1a Baseball Tournament La Lakers at denver, 7:30 p.m. ESPN2 — NASCAR Nationwide Darlington May 8 results Top Four to State — McCoy, Brooks (2) and Atkinson Game 6 - Lakers lead 3-2 200 Seeds First division Trico division at adna 1. Susan Remund Friday’S Games (PST) iihF hOCKEy 1. Kalama Game 1 2. Maureen Smeder Memphis at La Clippers 6 a.m. 2. La Center PiraTES 5, BuLLdOGS 3 3. Linda Meyers Game 6 - Clippers lead 3-2, 6 p.m. 3. Toledo-Winlock Montesano 100 110 0 — 3 9 0 Second division NBCSN — United States vs. Kazakhstan 4. Ridgefield Adna 020 111 X — 5 11 2 1. Janet Schultz Evergreen division Batteries: Montesano — Schneider 2. Patty Reichert 1. Montesano and Swan; Adna — Alexis Moerke and 3. Paulette Horton SaTurday, May 12 2. Tenino Emma Brattain NHL MaJOr LEaGuE BaSEBaLL 3. Hoquiam 4. Elma NhL PLayOFFS 9:30 a.m. Game 2 WEdNESday’S results PiraTES 3, WarriOrS 2 FOX — L.A. Angels at Texas COLLEGE Washington 2, Ny rangers 1 Tuesday’s Games Rochester 002 000 0 — 2 6 1 First round Game 6 - Series tied 3-3 1:05 p.m. Adna 210 000 X — 3 4 0 NWaaCC Softball 1. Montesano 5, Ridgefield 1 Batteries: Rochester — McElwain Tuesday’s results ROOT — Seattle at N.Y. Yankees 2. Hoquiam 7, La Center 2 No Games Scheduled Thursday or and Knutz; Adna — Alexis Moerke and at Centralia 3. Tenino 4, Toledo-Winlock 2 Friday NBa PLayOFFS 4. Kalama 5, Elma 1 Emma Brattain Game 1 (picked up 4) Lady BLaZErS 10, ChOKErS 3 (8 TBd Semifinals SaTurday’S Games (PST) 7. Montesano 6, Hoquiam 5 Tuesday’s results inn.) TNT — Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at Ny rangers, 4:30 p.m. 8. Kalama 8, Tenino 4 Baseball Centralia 000 100 27 — 10 9 2 TBd Loser-Out at Castle rock Grays Harbor 010 011 00 — 3 7 4 Game 7 - Series tied 3-3 5. Ridgefield 6, La Center 0 BEaVErS 4, WarhaWKS 2 Batteries: Centralia — Kayla Di- TNT — Boston at Atlanta 6. Toledo-Winlock 4, Elma 2 Toledo-Win. 100 001 0 — 2 3 1 Betta and Ashley Haugen; Grays Har- TBd Tenino 130 000 x — 4 4 4 bor — Johnson and Demoss TRANSACTIONS Friday’s Games Batteries: Toledo-Winlock — R.J. TNT — Denver at LA Lakers Wednesday’s Sports Transactions Loser-Out, Winner-to-State Covey and Jacob Givens; Tenino — Ty- Game 2 BaSEBaLL PrO GOLF 9. Ridgefield vs. Tenino, at Castle lor Cavin and Zack Chamberlain Lady BLaZErS 7, ChOKErS 5 american League 9 a.m. Rock, 2 p.m. Grays Harbor 000 050 0 — 5 5 1 10. Hoquiam vs. Toledo-Winlock, at at Castle rock Centralia 201 103 x — 7 13 4 BALTIMORE ORIOLES - Selected GOLF — PGA THE PLAYERS Castle Rock, 4:30 p.m. ChiNOOKS 8, BEaVErS 4 Batteries: Grays Harbor — John- the contract of INF Steve Tolleson from 11 a.m. Kalama 330 110 0 — 8 8 0 son and Demoss; Centralia — Hailey Norfolk (IL). Optioned LHP Zach Phil- Saturday’s Games lips to Norfolk. Transferred C Taylor NBC — PGA THE PLAYERS Championship Game Tenino 310 000 0 — 4 9 4 Givens and Molly Hull Batteries: Kalama — Austin Lien Teagarden from the 15- to the 60-day MLS SOCCEr Montesano vs. Kalama, at Castle DL. Rock, 3 p.m. and Tanner Vossen; Tenino — Bryan Game 3 1:30 p.m. Third/Fourth Watterson, Ben Peterson (3) and Zack ChOKErS 9, Lady BLaZErS 7 KANSAS CITY ROYALS - Placed Winner 9 vs. Winner 10, at Castle Chamberlain Grays Harbor 311 040 0 — 9 12 2 LHP Jonathan Sanchez on the 15-day NBCSN — D.C. United at Houston Rock, noon Centralia 102 202 0 — 7 14 4 DL. Recalled 2B Johnny Giavotella 7 p.m. at Longview Batteries: Grays Harbor — John- from Omaha (PCL). district iV 2a Baseball Tournament TiGErS 5, MONarChS 1 son and Demoss; Centralia — Kayla MINNESOTA TWINS - Optioned NBC — Real Salt Lake at Sounders FC Top Three to State Centralia 000 032 0 — 5 7 2 DiBetta and Ashley Haugen 3B Danny Valencia to Rochester (IL). 10:30 p.m. Tuesday Mark Morris 000 000 1 — 1 6 2 Designated LHP Matt Maloney for as- First-round Games Batteries: Centralia — Mason signment. ROOT — Real Salt Lake at Sounders FC 1. North Thurston 5, R.A. Long 1 Musselman and Cole Housden; Mark TAMPA BAY RAYS - Placed INF auTO raCiNG 2. Centralia 5, Mark Morris 1 Morris — Seth Pederson, Johnston (5) Jeff Keppinger on the restricted list. 5 a.m. 3. Aberdeen 1, Hockinson 0 and Brock Mykelbust MLB 4. W.F. West 5, Tumwater 0 Recalled OF Brandon Guyer from Dur- Major League Baseball Standings ham (IL). SPEED — Formula One Spanish Grand Prix aMEriCaN LEaGuE Wednesday at Mossyrock National League qualifying EaST W L PCT GB Semifinals PiraTES 5, ViKiNGS 3 COLORADO ROCKIES - Recalled 3:30 p.m. at Chehalis Mossyrock 010 000 2 — 3 6 3 Tampa Bay 20 11 .645 - LHP Christian Friedrich from Colora- 7. W.F. West 13, Aberdeen 5 Adna 002 102 x — 5 7 0 Baltimore 19 11 .633 .5 do Springs (PCL). Optioned RHP Adam FOX — NASCAR Sprint Cup Southern 500 Toronto 17 14 .548 3 8. North Thurston 5, Centralia 1 Batteries: Mossyrock — Josh Vo- Ottavino to Colorado Springs. NY Yankees 16 14 .533 3.5 COLLEGE LaCrOSSE Loser-Out gel and Nick Couch; Adna — Jordan LOS ANGELES DODGERS - Placed Boston 12 18 .400 7.5 at Centralia Dorning and Bubba Lara OF-1B Juan Rivera on the 15-day DL. 9 a.m. 5. Tumwater 3, Hockinson 0 CENTraL Recalled OF-1B Scott Van Slyke from ESPN — NCAA Championship 6. Mark Morris 7, R.A. Long 3 at Chehalis Cleveland 17 13 .567 - Albuquerque (PCL). BEarCaTS 5, ThuNdErBirdS 0 Detroit 15 15 .500 2 COLLEGE SOFTBaLL american association Friday Tumwater 000 000 0 — 0 3 2 Chicago Sox 15 17 .469 3 FARGO-MOORHEAD RED- 1 p.m. at Chehalis W.F. West 020 111 x — 5 6 3 Kansas City 11 19 .367 6 Championship Game Batteries: Tumwater — Riston An- Minnesota 8 22 .267 9 HAWKS - Signed RHP Paul Burnside. ESPN — ACC Championship W.F. West vs. North Thurston, 6 p.m. drews, Colton Turner and Ian Sugrue; WEST Released RHP Wade Morrison and 3 p.m. W.F. West — Brady Calkins and Tanner Texas 20 10 .667 - RHP Justin Klipp. Saturday ESPN2 — Big East Championship Gueller Oakland 16 15 .516 4.5 GRAND PRAIRIE AIR HOGS - at Chehalis Seattle 15 18 .455 6.5 Signed RHP Josh Strawn, LHP Cody 5 p.m. Consolation Semifinals (Loser Out) White and C Zane Chavez. 10. Tumwater vs. Centralia, 11 a.m. at Westport LA Angels 14 18 .438 7 ESPN — SEC Championship KANSAS CITY T-BONES - Signed 11. Mark Morris vs. Aberdeen, 1:30 TiGErS 5, WiLdCaTS 2 NaTiONaL LEaGuE COLLEGE BaSEBaLL p.m. Napavine 011 100 2 — 5 10 5 EaST W L PCT GB RHP Nick Singleton. Third/Fourth (Winner to State) Ocosta 000 011 0 — 2 6 4 Washington 18 12 .600 - LAREDO LEMURS - Released OF 4:30 p.m. Winner 10 vs. Winner 11, 4 p.m. Batteries: Napavine — David Atlanta 19 13 .594 - Henry Abad, INF Jose J. Ruiz, C Joan Grace and Brady Woodrum; Ocosta — NY Mets 18 13 .581 .5 Chaviano, RHP Alexei Gil and INF ROOT — Baylor at Oklahoma Local results N/A Miami 16 15 .516 2.5 Frangel Lafarge. • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012

NFL Seahawks’ Bryant Vows to Live Up to His New Contract RENTON (MCT) — Red Bryant stepped off the practice field Wednesday morning and directly into an interview with television cameras rolling and about 10 reporters waiting. The scene was odd, in a sense, because the Se- ahawks defensive end was being asked for answers in the first year of his Se- attle tenure that there aren’t many questions about his role. No doubt about his position, unlike two years ago when he switched from defensive tackle to end. No questions about his durabil- Pete Caster / [email protected] ity, after he started 16 games After cleanly ielding a soft ground ball past the mound, W.F. West shortstop Michael Forgione looks to throw out an Aberdeen runner at irst base during a District IV 2A for the first time in his ca- Baseball Tournament semiinal game at Bearcat Baseball Stadium on Wednesday in Chehalis. Forgione threw the runner out to end the inning. reer. No uncertainty about his future, since he signed a five-year contract to remain Bearcats: W.F. West Faces North Thurston in District Finals with Seattle. “It’s definitely a change,” Continued from Sports 1 win with five strikeouts and two Bryant said. “I’ve got more walks. security ... I know I’ll be “We finally put the ball in “He tends to get stronger here, and I’m a big player play a lot,” said W.F. West’s as the game goes on,” Bearcat moving forward ... I have a Bryce Hanson, who led the coach Tom Zuber said. “From lot more responsibility as charge with three hits, two dou- the second and third innings on, far as continuing to be the bles and a pair of RBIs in the he was nails.” leader that I have become.” contest. “We came up with the The Bearcat offense, mean- Bryant was an after- runs when we needed them.” while, was good enough. W.F. thought of a defensive tackle The Bobcats trailed 9-0 go- West took a 2-0 lead in the sec- for two years after the Se- ing into the bottom of the sixth, ond on a run-scoring balk, a sin- ahawks chose him in the but picked up three quick hits gle from Calkins, a double from fourth round of the 2008 off of Bearcat relief pitcher Lo- Tanner Gueller and a fielder’s NFL draft. He was an ex- gan James and kept the inning choice RBI from Michael For- periment at defensive end alive with a pair of infield errors gione. The Cats added a run in after coach Pete Carroll to score 3 runs. the fourth with a single from became head coach in 2010. The bats went back to work Hanson, a hit batter, a bunt sin- Now, he’s a mainstay in Se- gle by Dugan Shirer and a bases- attle who’s looking to build in the seventh, though, putting Pete Caster / [email protected] loaded walk to Toby Johnson, a legacy. up 4 runs on five hits — includ- W.F. West’s Brady Calkins throws a pitch to a Tumwater batter in the seventh inning ing a 2-run double from Hanson another run on an error and an “A lot of guys get big of a District IV 2A Baseball Tournament opening round game at Bearcat Baseball contracts and they kind of and a triple from Dugan Shirer. Stadium on Tuesday. Calkins pitched a complete game for the Bearcats giving up RBI single from Gueller in the go in the tank because you Aberdeen managed 2 more three hits and striking out ive Thunderbirds. fifth, and pushed it to the final runs in the bottom of the sev- margin with Keylen Steen’s RBI get comfortable,” Bryant enth, both of which scored when single in the sixth. said. “I feel like not so much a two-out fly ball was dropped nal four in each of the past three chance to win — which W.F. “We didn’t hit the ball the to justify it, but I have big- in the outfield. seasons. West did, 5-0, over Tumwater best we’ve ever hit it, but we ger expectations than just W.F. West, which opened the “After the past few years, Tuesday in the first round of the were solid,” Calkins said. a contract. You hear that tournament with a 5-0 win over we’ve become accustomed to go- District IV 2A Baseball Tourna- Tanner Gueller went 2 for all the time, but I definitely Tumwater on Tuesday, will face ing to state,” Zuber said. “It’s an ment in Chehalis. 2 at the plate and, at catcher, want to be a guy that when expectation, but it’s also a relief.” North Thurston at 6 p.m. Friday “That’s how it always is,” picked off a man off at second my playing days are over in the District IV championship Calkins joked afterwards. “The and threw out a runner trying to with and they think about game. The winner will play in W.F. West 5, Tumwater 0 first inning’s rough, and then I steal second. Bryce Hanson and the Seahawks, they think the Chehalis regional portion Once again, Brady Calkins get it together and throw rela- Dugan Shirer were both 1 for 3 about big Red Bryant.” of the state playoffs, which be- had a bit of a rough start for the tively decent.” for the Bearcats. He’s a second-generation gin May 19, while the loser will Bearcats. Calkins allowed singles to “We didn’t hit the cover off Seahawk, in a sense. His play in Yelm on the same day. And once again, the junior the first two batters of the game, the ball, but we did what we had father-in-law is Jacob Green, W.F. West has moved out of the hurler calmed down, found his but allowed just two hits the rest to do,” Zuber said. “It was a huge a defensive lineman the Se- regional portion and into the fi- stride and gave his team a good of the way for a complete-game win for us.” ahawks have already induct- ed into their Ring of Honor. Bryant is a father himself now, and his 4-month-old Tigers: Centralia Opens Tourney With Big Win at Mark Morris son Joseph Brooks Bryant checks in at 22 pounds. Continued from Sports 1 That makes the baby a (sizable) chip off the old "Baseball's a game of breaks," block. Bryant, after all, is 6 Tiger coach Jon Rooklidge said. feet 4, listed at 323 pounds "Yesterday the breaks fell our and considered the stron- way, and today they fell their gest player on the team. He way." has become a pillar of Se- The breaks, for the Rams, attle’s defense since moving included a runner scoring from to end, where he became a third, in the third inning, when run-stuffer extraordinaire the Tiger defense had a runner beginning in 2010. caught off of first and eventually He played seven games ended the pickle with an error; that season before suffering and a 3-run fifth inning, char- a season-ending knee injury acterized by a bunt attempt that at Oakland. His absence be- soared over the head of Centra- came a turning point for the lia's third-baseman for a single. Seahawks that season. The Even in the fifth, though, pitcher team’s promising 4-2 start Derek Putman picked off a run- gave way to a 7-9 finish. ner at first and struck out the Last season, the question next Ram to help minimize the was whether Bryant could damage. stay healthy an entire sea- Mets, though, was a bit too Pete Caster / son. He had undergone two efficient on the hill. The Ram [email protected] Centralia shortstop Jacob Payne makes a play on a throw down pick-of attempt from catcher Cole Housden as North Thur- knee surgeries in his first hurler struck out four and three seasons as a Seahawk walked two, but faced just five ston’s Marcus Storvick slides back into second during a District IV 2A Baseball Tournament semiinal game at Bearcat Baseball Stadium in Chehalis on Wednesday. Storvick was safe on the play. and never played in more batters over the minimum for than seven games any of his the game. first three seasons. "I'm not going to blame the out of the Evergreen 2A Confer- ting out of a bases-loaded jam in right field, allowing the Tigers’ 3 ence. the third. runs to score. Now, Bryant is back in kids for the effort," Rooklidge Seattle with no doubt about The Tigers, though, held the “Mason just came up with big Tony Stulken and Derek Put- said, "but you've got to have his role. Still, he hopes to more than two hits on the board." Greater St. Helens 2A Confer- pitches at the right time,” Tiger man each singled in the sixth ence champs scoreless through coach Jon Rooklidge said. “We add more of a pass rush to Tony Stulken and Cole Hous- inning, and scored on a sacrifice his repertoire after totaling den provided the hits for the Ti- six innings to pick up a 5-1 win dodged bullets in the first four here Tuesday in the first round innings, and then he was just re- fly from Jaeger Evinger and a two sacks in his first four gers, who went 2-1 against the single from Housden. seasons in the league. Rams during the regular season. of the District IV 2A Baseball ally tough in the fifth and sixth.” Tournament. Michael Stuart led off the fifth Mark Morris’ lone run came “Getting sacks, that’s my Mets helped his own cause with major goal,” Bryant said. “I a 2 for 3 day at the plate, and Centralia (11-8) scored 3 runs inning with a single off of the in the bottom of the seventh at least want to get that ma- North Thurston's Matt Zeuten- in the fifth inning and 2 more pitcher’s leg. A fly ball from Ty inning, and the Monarchs fin- jor stigma off of me because horst was 2 for 4. in the sixth, and worked its way Housden got caught up in the ished with six hits. In addition I know I can get to the quar- out of a handful of early jams to wind and was dropped in right to his pitching duties, Mussel- seal the win. field, and Andrew Pullin was terback.” man knocked two singles. Centralia 5, Mark Morris 1 Mason Musselman tossed intentionally walked to load After the way Bryant has LONGVIEW — Mark Morris all seven innings to get the win, the bases with two outs. Mason “He wanted the ball, and he played the past two years, came into the game as the No. 5 stranding two Monarch runners Musselman put a grounder be- wanted the win,” Rooklidge said that’s one of the only ques- ranked team in the state. Cen- with an inning-ending strikeout tween third base and the pitch- of his pitcher. “He’s the guy that tions he has left to answer. tralia came in as the No. 4 team in the first and second, and get- er’s mound that was thrown into got us there, and he finished it.” Main 8 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012 SPORTS

MLB Soccer M’s Come Through in Eighth on Jaso’s Single Sounders Win Fifth Straight Game NO LOVE: Vargas Has FRISCO, Texas (MCT) with Real Salt Lake on Sat- Received 2 or Fewer — Even though Sounders urday. A win could boost the Runs of Support in 22 FC is in the midst of playing Sounders into the Western four games in 10 days, for- Conference lead. of His Last 40 Starts ward Fredy Montero wasn’t After going scoreless in By Larry Stone thrilled with the idea of hav- the season’s first six games, The Seattle Times ing his minutes reduced. But Montero now has three goals it’s tough to argue with the in the past three matches. As John Jaso addressed a results. Sounders goalkeeper group of reporters after Wednes- Coming off the bench Bryan Meredith, in just his day’s tense 2-1 Mariners victory for the second half Tuesday, second pro start and third at Safeco Field, Miguel Olivo Montero scored two goals appearance, made five saves yelled over from a neighboring to lead the Sounders to their for his second straight shut- locker, “Best clutch hitter ever!” fifth straight victory, a 2-0 out. In 225 minutes of MLS That might be a bit extreme, decision over FC Dallas, action since taking over for but Jaso has definitely displayed a knack for late-game heroics in which is winless in its past starter Michael Gspurning, his initial Mariners season. In five (0-3-2). who is out with a hip injury, this one, it was his run-scoring Seattle improved to 7-1- Meredith has yet to concede a single in the eighth inning that 1 heading into a showdown goal. scored Michael Saunders from third base and lifted the M’s to the victory. It was the third game-winning RBI of the year, and second of the series, for Jaso, who became the first Mariners catcher to hit leadoff since Bob Stinson in 1978. But he scoffed when asked if he thrives in such situations. “I don’t know, I don’t really think I thrive,” he said. “I don’t get, like, more energy from it or Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press anything like that. It’s just the Seattle Mariners’ John Jaso singles in a run as Detroit Tigers catcher Gerald Laird way I am, I guess. I try not to looks on in the eighth inning of a baseball game Wednesday in Seattle. get too high or too low, keep it as level as possible. If I didn’t get it done there, it wouldn’t have Miguel Cabrera then com- Jesus Montero, who had mattered. I would have waited pleted a miserable series — 0 for been hitting .407 against lefties, on my next at-bat.” 13 — by flying out. struck out for the second time. But because he did, Jason Vargas was rewarded with a vic- The Mariners had scored Ichiro stole second, and came tory for his outstanding eight- first against impressive Tigers home when Kyle Seager drilled inning outing, with Brandon rookie left-hander Drew Smyly, a double off the top of the right- League earning his eighth save. who held them without a hit un- field wall, just barely missing a Both were aided by outstanding til Ichiro dropped a soft single home run. It was the 13th two- Mariner defense, particularly by into left-center with one out in out RBI for Seager out of his shortstop Brendan Ryan, who the fourth. team-leading 20. was a one-man Web Gem reel. “He had just an unbeliev- able game at shortstop,” Mari- ners manager Eric Wedge said. “That’s why we’re working to help him get his bat going, because he’s so valuable to us. Obviously, he’s a guy that saves more runs than probably any shortstop in the game, and that was very evi- dent tonight.” Vargas, who has received two or fewer runs of support in 22 of his last 40 starts, and has the second-lowest run support in the majors (behind his former teammate Doug Fister, watch- ing from the Detroit dugout) since the start of 2009, gave up one run over eight innings. He allowed just five hits, struck out six and didn’t walk any. But he seemed headed for a no-decision when the game went into the bottom of the eighth, tied 1-1. Michael Saun- ders, pinch-hitting for Casper Wells, led off with a double down the left-field line off rookie Luke Putkonen after falling behind 1-2 in the count. “I was going up with the mindset to be aggressive,” Saun- ders said. He moved to third on a sacrifice by Chone Figgins, and left-hander Duane Below came in to face Jaso, who had won Monday’s game with a sacrifice fly off Below in the ninth. He worked the count to 2-2 before drilling a single over drawn-in shortstop Jhonny Peralta. Jaso was thrown out trying to stretch, but it didn’t matter. “He’s come through for us time and time again this year, especially in key spots,” Wedge said. Vargas had thrown just 90 pitches, but Wedge still went to League rather than let Vargas finish. “It’s tempting, but you’re back to the top of the order,” Wedge said. “You have your closer down there. I was really impressed with the way he threw the ball yesterday. You work to get to that point in time in the game so you can give him the baseball, and that’s what we did.” Said Vargas: “I was ready to go out and finish. Obviously, you always want to throw a complete game when you can. But Brandon has been pretty good over here, so we’ll let him close it down in the ninth.” League started ominously by giving up a leadoff walk to Austin Jackson but got Bren- nan Boesch to ground into a double play on a low liner right at Ryan that hit off his glove and dropped in front of him. Did he let it drop intentionally? “No comment,” Ryan said with a smile. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012 Life:A&E

Chris Geier / [email protected] A Storybook Comes to Life TORTOISE AND HARE: Race” next spring and a collection of one-act plays by a former College’s Spring Play Centralia College student called Appeals to Youth “A is for Adam” this spring. But “A is for Adam” was heavy on By Carrina Stanton male roles and Tyrrell said he did not have enough actors to For The Chronicle put it on. So he decided to move Six years ago, when Brian up “The Great Cross Country Tyrrell first brought “The Great Race” to this spring. Cross Country Race” to the Cen- “If I’ve learned nothing else tralia College stage, over 21 years, it’s he knew he had that it’s OK to de- something special. IF YOU GO: termine what you’d “Doing kids the- What: The Great like to do in a partic- ater is so fun and the Cross Country ular season but rath- costume design and Race er than be doggedly the set were so won- When: noon and 2 set in your ways and derful it behooved p.m. May 19 pull your hair out Where: Wickstrom when things don’t us to hang onto it Theatre on and use it again,” the Centralia go right, you make Tyrrell said. College campus adjustments,” Tyr- May 19 will Cost: $5 adults, $3 rell said. mark the third time children “The Great Cross Above: Peter Stone performs as Mr. Fleet in this child-friendly version of the classic tortoise and the college thespi- Info: 736-9391 ext. Country Race” tells the hare story. ans have performed 525 the classic tale of Top: Keegan O’Neil as Mr. Sloe, center left, and Peter Stone as Mr. Fleet, center right, stand ready “The Great Cross the Tortoise and the at the starting line during “The Great Cross Country Race,” a retelling of the tortoise and hare tale, Country Race.” Hare as told by au- at Centralia College. The show has two performances on May 19. The group will also perform for It is the only show Tyrrell has thor Alan Broadhurst. The ani- young students throughout the Twin Cities over the coming days. produced more than once in his mals of the wood are assembled 21 years with the college. Tyrrell for sports day and each is excited had originally planned to pro- duce “The Great Cross Country please see STORYBOOK, page Main 5

Victor Martin Upcoming Events: Acoustic Jazz, and Allison Scull will bring their ‘Patterns for Life’ and Spring Bling acoustic By The Chronicle en, with a theme of “Patterns for The luncheon and program mix of Check today’s community Life,” will be held noon-1:30 p.m. are sponsored by the Centralia- soul and calendar on page Main 2 for Monday at the Centralia Church Chehalis Christian Women’s jazz to the events coming up this weekend, of the Nazarene. Connection. Riverside then pull out your long-term New spring fashions will Golf Course calendar and note these upcom- be shown by The Dress Barn, Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of and Bistro, Commerce Rob Fuller Scholarship ing events in the weeks ahead. located in the Centralia Fac- Chehalis, Banquet, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., featuring on Friday, tory Outlets. Speaker will be top 25 students from Centralia and Brenda Peterson, Aberdeen, W.F. West high schools, $14 lunch, May 18. See Monday, May 14 whose topic will be “Threads Great Wolf Lodge, Grand Mound, information of Wisdom to Pattern Your 748-8885 on page ‘Patterns for Life’ Comes Life.” Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia Life 2. Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, Cost is $12. For reservations, $1.50, other menu items, 736-1146 Courtesy photo to Nazarene Church call Audrey, 748-6751, or Helen, A spring luncheon for wom- 219-5863. please see UPCOMING, page Life 2 Life 2 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012 LIFE

Upcoming Thursday, May 24 Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix Continued from Life 1 Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- halis, 740-0492 Tuesday, May 15 Support for mothers, 9:15-11:15 a.m., Friday, May 25 Bethel Church, for mothers with children pregnancy through 6 years old, spon- Oregon Trail music and dancing, sored by Chehalis MOPS (Mothers of Pre- open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., schoolers), (360) 520-3841 or (360) 864- Cowlitz Prairie Grange, 864-2023 2168, email [email protected] or Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., Twin Cities visit www.facebook.com/chehalismops Senior Center, 748-0061 Fundraiser, Miss Lewis County Schol- Packwood Flea Market fundraiser, 9 arship Program, 11 a.m.-8:30 p.m., Burg- a.m.-6 p.m., Packwood Senior Center, er Claim restaurant, Grand Mound, per- 12931 Highway 12, 494-6331 centage of sales goes to pageant Saturday, May 26 Wednesday, May 16 Packwood Flea Market fundraiser, 9 Taco Night, 6-8 p.m., Centralia Eagles, a.m.-6 p.m., Packwood Senior Center, hard-shell tacos, two for $1, other menu 12931 Highway 12, 494-6331 items, 736-1146 Social party games, 1-3 p.m., Ma- Business After Hours, 5:30-7 p.m., trix Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle Valley View Health Center, 2690 N.E. St., Chehalis, familyfriendfun@yahoo. Kresky Ave., Chehalis, 748-8885 com Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange No. 153, 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis Sunday, May 27 Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 halis, 740-0492 Jackson Highway, Chehalis

Courtesy photo Packwood Flea Market fundraiser, 9 Above: Mark Chestnutt, a.m.-6 p.m., Packwood Senior Center, Thursday, May 17 12931 Highway 12, 494-6331 who put together a string Culture Fair, Centralia Christian of country hits during the School fifth-grade class, 9 a.m.-2:45 p.m. and 6:30-8 p.m., school gymnasium, 1990s that included “Bubba Monday, May 28 book fair, 6:30-8 p.m. Shot the Jukebox” and a Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Cen- “Wizard of Oz” presented by Centralia cover of Aerosmith’s “I Don’t tralia Eagles, quarter-pound ham- High School, at Fox Theatre, Centralia. Want To Miss A Thing,” will burgers, $1.50, other menu items, 7 p.m., $12 adults and $10 students/se- perform an acoustic show niors, 330-7600. 736 -1146 on July 15 at Harry’s Place Packwood Flea Market fundraiser, 9 in Toledo. a.m.-6 p.m., Packwood Senior Center, Friday, May 18 12931 Highway 12, 494-6331 At left: The Voetberg family will perform Saturday, May Acoustic Jazz Soul Duo 19, at Centralia College’s Tuesday, May 29 to perform in Chehalis Corbet Theatre in connec- Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors tion with the release of a open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 Northern California’s eclec- new CD called “Leaning.” p.m.; food available, 736-9030 tic acoustic, jazz-soul duo, Al- lison Scull and Victor Martin, will perform at 7 p.m. Friday, Wednesday, May 30 May 18, at the Riverside Golf Voetberg family / Courtesy photo Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix Course and Bistro, Chehalis. Hypnosis show, Ron Stubbs, 8 p.m., Wednesday, May 23 Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- Their acoustic sound com- ‘Spring Bling Again’ Harry’s Place, Toledo, $15, 864-2700 halis, 740-0492 bines the songs, vocals and gui- Coming to Holiday “Wizard of Oz” presented by Centralia Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo tar work of a singer-songwriter High School, at Fox Theatre, Centralia. starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange No. 153, 7 p.m., $12 adults and $10 students/se- 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis please see EVENTS, page Main 6 with old-school jazz saxophone Inn Express niors, 330-7600. melodies and great vocal har- Courtyard Salon & Spa and monies. According to Jim Dyar Ciao Bella are again combining of Enjoy Magazine, they blend beauty and fashion the their an- Sunday, May 20 “elements of folk, jazz, blues, Eu- nual “Spring Bling Again” event ropean and Latin music, all of 5-8 p.m. Friday, May 18, at Holi- Fashion Show, which translates into a laid-back, day Inn Express, Chehalis. vibe that tends to put people at “Spring Bling Luncheon Coming ease.” NEW Again” will show- to Lewis & Clark As a duo, Allison and Victor case the newest in have shared the stage with Tuck spring fashions and latest in hair, Debbie’s Boutique, Centralia, and Patti, Walter “Wolfman” nails, make-up, skin, massage, will be hosting a fashion show Washington, Craig Chaquico, permanent make-up and more. and luncheon at noon Sunday, blues legend John Hammond, New this year is a focus on May 20, at Centralia’s Lewis & Acoustic Alchemy and The fitness with a demonstration Clark Hotel. Blind Boys of Alabama. from Beachbody Coach Teri The event, for women of all They have released three Walker. ages, is called “Sundress to Im- CDs: “From the Back Burner” The first 50 guests will re- press.” Participating merchants (2002), “Allison Scull and Victor ceive goodie bags. in the fashion show will be Deb- Martin Live” (2006) and “Cool Participants may walk red bie’s Boutique, Doria’s, HUB- like the Breeze” (2010). See www. carpet and have their picture BUB, Cheryl’s Attic, The Shady allisonandvictor.com to listen to taken with friends. A DJ will be Lady, The Bath Depot, “Encore” at Abundance Vintage and Ciao Bella. music samples. playing dance music. Lunch is being catered by The Riverside Golf Course There is no admission charge. Boccata, and desserts are being & Bistro is located at 1451 N.W. Additional information may be provided by Tegarden’s. Airport Road. For additional in- obtained by calling 520-3034. formation, call 748-8182. Other features of the event “Wizard of Oz” presented by Centralia are a silent auction, random High School, at Fox Theatre, Centralia. chance drawings and surprise Benefit to Help Girl 7 p.m., $12 adults and $10 students/se- entertainment. niors, 330-7600. Tickets are $25, of which With Eye Illness $5 is a donation to United Way A benefit and car show for partner agencies. Tickets are 10-year-old Hannah Bodine, Saturday, May 19 available at Debbie’s Boutique, Elma, will be held Friday The Chamber of Commerce and through Sunday, May 18-20, at Voetbergs to Perform; Thorbeckes. the Chehalis Moose Lodge. Additional information may Hannah has a rare eye dis- New CD Released be obtained by calling Debbie’s ease, keratoconus, which is caus- In connection with the re- Boutique, (360) 269-6033. ing her to go blind. lease of a new CD called “Lean- NEW She needs an opera- ing,” the Voetberg Family is tion which can only giving a concert Saturday, May Twin City Gospel be done at Mount Sinai Hospital, 19, at Centralia College’s Corbet Jubilee Coming to Los Angeles. Theatre. She is the daughter of Jen- At the 6:30 p.m. concert, the Calvary Assembly nifer Fisk and Brandon Bodine. Voetbergs will be playing all the Singer/songwriter Jerry Ott The Bodine family is from the songs on the new CD. and evangelist William Ashpole Centralia-Adna area. Tickets are $8 for adults, $5 will be guests at the On Friday, May 18, the for kids 14 and under, and $30 NEW Twin City Gospel Ju- Women of the Moose will have for families. They may be pur- bilee 6 p.m. Sunday, food baskets available from 5:30 chased at the Cuppa Joe drive- May 20, at the Calvary Assembly p.m. to 7 p.m. through coffee locations in of God in Centralia. A spaghetti feed will be held Centralia and Chehalis. Those This is a free concert, with an at the lodge 2-6 p.m. on Saturday, who would like to purchase tick- offering being taken. May 19. Also on Saturday will ets online may do so at https:// Calvary Assembly is located be a live/silent auction, featur- www.brownpapertickets.com/ at 302 E. Main St. More infor- ing Jerry Owens, at 5 p.m. The event/240880. mation may be obtained by call- day’s events will conclude with a Those who would like to ing Carl Hendrix, 736-0788. dance by Sunryze at 7 p.m. have tickets held at will call may On Sunday, May 20, the call (360) 304-2950 or email Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo [email protected]. starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Women of the Moose will serve Jackson Highway, Chehalis breakfast from 9 a.m. to 11 am. The new CD will be available Cost of all these events is $5 at the concert for $15. except for the dance, which is $6. Monday, May 21 A car show will be at the Sixth annual Spring Fling, 4:30 p.m., lodge all three days. Twin Cities Senior Center, $20, dinner of Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors prime rib or Cornish game hen, silent open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 Items for the auctions will be and live auctions, donations for auc- p.m.; food available, 736-9030 on display Friday. tions being accepted, call 520-0772 or a Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia Those who want more in- local senior center. Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, formation or want to make a Fundraising auction, 6:30 p.m., West- $1.50, other menu items, 736-1146 donation for the auction may minster Presbyterian Church, Chehalis, call Harvey or Dianna Chappell, to support Alaska mission team, free desserts and beverages provided, Tuesday, May 22 (360) 489-5203. 748-09091 The Chehalis Moose Lodge Social party games, 1-3 p.m., Matrix Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors is located at 1400 Grand Ave., Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 Centralia. halis, [email protected] p.m.; food available, 736-9030 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012 • Life 3

Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations

Voice of the People Centralia’s First Train Depots

Where is your favorite place to take a tourist in Lewis County in the summertime?

“I would take them to Mayfield Lake for swimming, camping and boating. It was my three boys’ favorite place.”

Michele Birley Mossyrock, retired teacher

Photographs submitted by Bill Gannon, Centralia The second Centralia train depot was built in 1905. It was located at the intersection of Railroad Avenue and Third Street. Current Centralia Train Depot Wasn’t the First By Bill Gannon Centralia In its April 26 edition, The “I’m a shopper so Chronicle printed a photo of the I’d have to say current Centralia train depot, under construction in 1912. The the outlets.” newspaper identified the structure as the “original Centralia Ashley Davidson train depot” when, in fact, it was Centralia, sales at Best Western the third train depot to be located in this city. The first depot was built in 1880 and was located at the corner of Main and Railroad Av- enue. The second depot was built in 1905 and was located at Railroad Avenue and Third Street. The second station was re- ferred to as “Noah’s Ark” by the The irst Centralia train depot was built in 1880. It was on the corner of Main Street and Railroad Avenue. locals. Letters of Thanks Poetry “When someone Mount St. Helens I know many loved that old mountain comes to visit we Article Boosts Young And thrilled to its towering heights Pianist’s Confidence The scenic Mount St. Helens Now it’s a thing to be dreaded and feared always go to the And beautiful Spirit Lake To hate it, just doesn’t seem right To the editor: Has suddenly and violently left lakes and head up Thank you very much for get- A path of destruction, ash and waste It’s not a human, as we are to Mount Rainier or ting the article about 14-year-old It does only as nature commands pianist Matthew Durham into It’s hard to believe such a beautiful mountain We can learn a lot from the mountain Mount St. Helens.” the newspaper. It was fantastic! With its peaceful while slopes Striving for peace, not destroying our land We met up with a couple Could be part of this raging volcano Carlyn Jensen who seemed to have come just to that caused death, destruction and smoke Nora L. Gardipee, Chehalis Mossyrock, retired hear Matthew (they left after we played and started talking with us in the hallway). They found out about it due to the article. He’s a big supporter of youth and music. I’d like to say that Matthew (and I) did very well, and my harp instructor said many peo- app.chronline.com ple commented to her how nice

that piece was that Matthew and CH471299cf.ke I played. He won’t say it, but I’m sure the article and the people that came as a result of it gave Mat- “Toledo.” thew a boost in confidence and encouragement. I heard of other Michelle Whitten people who saw the article and it Toledo, city clerk helped them to appreciate what this boy (young man) is doing and seemed very happy to read it in the newspaper.

Karen Monroe piano instructor for Matthew Durham Editor’s note: Durham played Whether it’s a skirmish the Lagerquist organ at Pacific abroad or labor disagreement Lutheran University with the at home, you can count on us PLU Harp Ensemble on April 15. for all the latest-breaking local news. Find out about yesterday’s Parent Praises high school basketball game, today’s weather and tomorrow’s local Chehalis Teachers events. Whatever news you need, To the editor: we’re sure to have it. Share your A a parent of students in Call us at 736-3311 and start your the Chehalis School District, subscription today. we would like to thank all the great teachers in all the Cheha- Letters lis schools. We wish you a happy Teacher Appreciation Week. of Thank you for all your hard Thanks work!

E-mail: [email protected] Katie Hinkley 321 N. Pearl • Centralia, WA on behalf of the Chehalis Parent- Stay informed with us at: www.chronline.com Teacher Association Life 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012 HISTORY

TODAY IN HISTORY: From the Files of The Chronicle ‘Spaceman’ Greets Local Boy in 1962 During this week in May 1962, The Daily Chronicle’s headline read, “Spaceman On to the Fair Greets Boy.” “It was a big day Thursday any way you look at it for Randy Andrews, Cascade School first grader and son of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Andrews, Che- halis. “First, he toured the Seattle World’s Fair with his parents. That was fun. Then he went up to the top of the Space Needle. That was exciting. “But when Astronaut John H. Glenn, Jr., showed up on top of the Space Needle too, at the same time — that was a real thrill. Six-year-old Randy stuck out his hand through the crowd when Glenn stepped out of the elevator. And seeing the tiny hand sticking out, Glenn shook it firmly and said, “Hi there buddy. How are you?’ And then he flashed a grin. “Yep, it was a big day Thurs- day for Randy Andrews, the Chehalis kid,” the newspaper concluded. Fix the Roads! 125 years ago, in 1887 The Lewis County Bee was encouraging the locals to help with the roads. “The summer season is coming and it will be time to work the roads and those in the vicin- ity of Chehalis need improving,” the newspaper wrote. “Mer- chants and farmers alike ought to be interested in graveling the roads. Everyone should lend a helping hand.” New ‘Airship’ Will Be Christened ‘Centralia’ 100 years ago, in 1912 Claude Berlin, Centralia’s aviator, returned from New The Chronicle, file photo York with his new “aeroplane,” Sixty-six members of the Centralia School District Safety Patrol left the city at 8 a.m. on May 12, 1962, for a visit to the Seattle World’s Fair. The boys boarded two a Curtis biplane, and took it to Centralia school buses for the trip, which was sponsored by the Centralia Grant Hodge American Legion post. The boys boarded the bus at the George Washing- the fairgrounds to assemble it to ton city park. John Kure, left, and Gil Hagwell are shown with the boys. get ready for the three-day Hub City Festival. “The aeroplane can be easily “The sound is run to the sets the hard-of-hearing can officers in other parts of the city bacterial infection. County offi- converted into a hydroplane individual seats, but a speech now attend the Fox theatre and will be moved to the remodeled cial Kathleen Eussen said it was and will carry either one or line connected to the amplifier hear and see the show and not city hall building.” traumatic for county staff in two passengers,” the Centralia of the voice line which goes to leave feeling they have missed addition to the owner. Annually, the stage. The sound is then run most of it.” Keller Wins International the animal shelter euthanizes Weekly News wrote. Quilt Contest “The christening of the new through another amplifier to 100 dogs a year. give extra volume and run to Centralia City Hall 10 years ago, in 2002 “There was a lot of crying , a aeroplane will be the first event Tops Permit List of the three-day program. Miss the seats. Bonnie Keller, Chehalis lot,” she said. “It was a very dif- Genette Salick will christen the “The earphone of the hear- 25 years ago, in 1987 quilter, was named the winner ficult day.” machine at 10 o’clock Thursday ing aid is a featherweight The remodel of the Centralia of the 23rd annual American Chief Civil Deputy Gene morning, May 30, the chris- hard rubber phone, held in City Hall, estimated at $560,600, Quilters Society Quilt Show Seiber said the owner was cry- tening taking place on the lot place on the head by a narrow was the top building permit in and Contest in Paducah, Ky. ing, too. “These are her pets. opposite the depot. Miss Salick metal wire, and everything April. Her quilt was entitled, “Organic There was a lot of confusion, will rise to a height of several is light, and padded to avoid anger and sadness.” “A new lobby will be con- Garden.” ••• hundred feet with Mr. Berlin, discomfort while wearing the structed on the main floor breaking a bottle of cham- aids. County Kills 41 Dogs From the Files of The Chronicle where the courtroom will be is compiled by Edna Fund, a Centra- pagne over the airship. The “By plugging in under the relocated,” The Daily Chronicle 5 years ago, in 2007 name of the machine will be arm of the chair, the sound lian who describes herself as a “his- wrote. “The city manager’s of- Lewis County officials eu- tory sleuth.” She can be contacted ‘Centralia.’” is immediately turned into fice will be moved upstairs and thanized 41 dogs, including 15 at [email protected] or at the earphones. The set is department heads who have which had tested positive for 269-7515. Fox Has Earphones equipped with a potentiom- 75 years ago, in 1937 eter, which is an individual The Fox Theatre advertised volume control box, by which it had earphones for those who the wearer can merely turn Openings were hard of hearing. the dial and regulate the vol- “The seats in the Fox theatre ume of sound to any amount available here have been equipped with he may want. The potentiom- this hearing aid, which has eter works like the volume been developed until it is today control on a radio. for nursing almost perfect,” The Centralia “By means of these seemingly Daily Chronicle wrote. complicated, but readily simple FREE LIFETIME home care TIRE & MILEAGE CARE • 24-hour nursing care • Outstanding staff/resident ratio TODAY IN HISTORY: To help you get more miles Around Washington State • Full-time licensed activity director out of your tires and more • 7 day/week individualized miles per gallon of gas. exercise program to maintain mobility • Small updated, clean facility State’s Worst Coal Mine FREE WITH YOUR within Morton General Hospital TIRE PURCHASE Caring • We accept Medicaid, private Disaster Kills 45 in 1892 Centralia insurance and private pay Compassionate By HistoryLink.org returned to earth a national 1211 Harrison Ave. Close to Home At 1:45 p.m. on Tuesday, May hero, he received the largest 736-6603 CH472020bw.db ticker-tape parade in New York CH470988SL.DB 10, 1892, an explosion and fire Chehalis history. Call Nancy or Linda killed 45 miners in the North- 36 N. Market Blvd. ern Pacific Coal Company’s No. His visit to Seattle drew for more info at 360-496-5112 1 mine at Roslyn, located in the throngs of awestruck admir- 748-0295 eastern foothills of the Cascade ers as well, and added to the Mountains in Central Wash- optimistic futurism of the 1962 ington. World’s Fair. It was the worst coal mine Washington’s State disaster in Washington state Coming Thursday, history. Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) Approved in 1971 Astronaut John Glenn Visits the On May 10, 1971, Washing- May 24 Seattle World’s Fair in 1962 ton state’s House of Representa- On May 10, 1962, Lt. Col. tives passed the State Environ- John H. Glenn Jr. visited the Se- mental Policy Act (SEPA). in attle World’s Fair. Inspired by the National Two and a half months Environmental Policy Act earlier, Glenn had blasted (NEPA) of 1969 — which was off in his Mercury-Atlas 6 promoted by Washington Sen. “Friendship 7” spacecraft, on a Henry M. “Scoop” Jackson — five-hour flight that rocketed the act would prove successful CH462457cf.cg around the earth three times, in serving as a fundamental making him the first American cornerstone of the state’s envi- to orbit the globe. When Glenn ronmental law. • Life 5 ENTERTAINMENT The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 10, 2012

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Continued from Life 1 about showing off his or her special talent. But when nobody will race against the hare, Mr. Fleet, the tortoise, Mr. Sloe, accepts the challenge. Thinking he has an easy win on his hands, the hare goes on a handful of side adventures where he interacts with humans such as a lazy fisherman, a couple of love-sick teenagers and a housewife doing her laundry. All the while the slow-moving tortoise keeps moving toward his destination, threatening against the odds to take the race. One unique comical detail in the play is that the audience can only understand the words of the

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Saturday, June 2 eggs, sausage, bacon, coffee, Saturday, June 16 music singer Mark Chesnutt to Events milk and juice. play on July 15 at 3 p.m. as part Off duty deputies and Sher- of the town’s Cheese Days fes- Continued from Life 2 Flapjack Fundraiser iff’s Office employees will be Randy Travis to Perform tivities. Planned for Lewis serving customers, and the food at the Lucky Eagle The tickets are $25 and can Thursday, May 31 will be prepared by Applebee’s be bought online at harrys- County Law staff. Country music star Randy place.com or at Harry’s Place Chehalis Farmers Travis will perform on Saturday, in Toledo. The phone is 864- Enforcement Memorial Social party games, 1-3 p.m., Matrix June 16, at 8 p.m. at the Lucky 2700. Market Celebrates The Lewis County Sheriff’s Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- Eagle Casino. Chesnutt was dubbed the Office Association will host halis, [email protected] Travis has won nine Acad- “hillbilly messiah” by a music New Centralia Location a Flapjack Fund- emy of Country Music Awards, critic after he made With a Movie Night NEW raiser 7-10 a.m. on Sunday, June 10 six Grammy Awards and acted NEW his national debut in Saturday, June 2, at in 38 movies. He has had 22 1990 with the single The Community Farmers the Chehalis Applebee’s to help number one hits. “Too Cold at Home.” Market and the Fox Theatre are raise funds for the Lewis County ‘Wizard of Oz’ Some of his songs include More than 30 of Chesnutt’s presenting Movie Night Thurs- Law Enforcement Memorial. “On the Other Hand,” “Forever singles have since reached the day, May 31, at the Fox. Auditions to Start Over the past year and a and Ever, Amen,” “No Place U.S. Billboard Hot Country On the screen will be “Ingre- half, the association has raised Auditions for the Centralia Like Home,” “Diggin’ Up Bones” Songs chart and eight have dients,” an award- $28,000 toward the memorial College East and Fire Moun- and “Three Wooden Crosses.” topped it. winning documen- NEW project, which is estimated to tain Arts Council’s perfor- Tickets are $45 to $65 and go His hits include “Bubba Shot tary. cost around $55,000. mance of “The Wizard of Oz” on sale April 2. the Jukebox,” “Goin’ Through There will be a 6 p.m. social The law enforcement memo- will be held in Morton in mid- Must be 21 to attend. Call the the Big D” and “It’s a Little Too hour, followed by the film at 7:15 rial will have a nearly life-sized June. Lucky Eagle Box Office, 1-800- Late.” p.m. statue of a police officer, a police The first audition will be 720-1788 for ticket information. His first three albums, “Too Admission is $12. The ticket dog and a child. The memo- Sunday, June 10, at 2 p.m., fol- Cold at Home,” “Longnecks price includes Santa Lucia Cof- rial is planned to be construct- lowed by Wednesday, June 13, at World Wide Knit in Public Day, 10:30 and Short Stories” and “Almost fee and an array of farm-fresh ed near the front of the Lewis 2 p.m. and Saturday, June 16, at am.-2 p.m., Saturday, June 16, Centralia Goodbye” have all made RIAA foods. Organic popcorn will be County Law and Justice Build- 10 a.m. Timberland Library, 330-2814 platinum status in the U.S. served. ing in Chehalis, and will honor Call backs by appointment Chesnutt is selling his latest Tickets may be purchased the fallen officers from all Lewis will be at noon on June 16. All Sunday, July 15 album “Live from the Big D” via at Santa Lucia Coffee, Centra- County law enforcement agen- auditions will be at Centralia his website and fan club. lia, or Book ‘n’ Brush, Cheha- cies. College East, 701 Airport Way, ••• lis. Tickets can be purchased Morton. Tickets on Sale for Mark Submit Your Items Proceeds will benefit the for $10 at the sheriff’s office Further details, such as the Chesnutt Performance If you would like to add an item Community Farmers Market front counter or at the door on cast of characters and a synop- to this listing of events, please email and Historic Fox Theater Resto- the morning of the event. The sis of the play, will be online at Harry’s Place, a bar and grill Doug Blosser at dblosser@chronline. rations. breakfast includes pancakes, www.centralia.edu/cce/oz. in Toledo, will host country com or call him at 807-8238. ADVICE: Dear Abby Son Deserves Dressing-Down for Opening Bedroom Drawers DEAR ABBY: My husband’s had used the bathroom in our DEAR ABBY: I have been a problem with is Ginger ended it of a guest who hovers over the son — I’ll call him Duncan — bedroom. When I told my hus- having an affair with “Ginger” with no phone call — nothing. I bowl and picks out all the pecans came to visit with his family. band, he asked me not to let it for several years. She’s married haven’t heard from her in more and macadamias, leaving behind He lived with us for about six ruin the rest of their visit. I felt and has three kids. Ginger told than a month, and she won’t return the peanuts and the almonds? Is months on and off when he was violated again! me she and her husband had my calls or texts. Don’t you think I she being rude? — TOM R. IN younger. Dur- After Duncan and his family stopped being intimate just be- deserved a better goodbye? — SIT- NORTH CAROLINA ing that time, left, I asked my husband if this up- fore we started our relationship. TING BY THE PHONE IN OHIO DEAR TOM R.: Sure it’s rude. he twice went set him, too, and his reply was that Her husband caught on DEAR SITTING BY THE It’s also greedy and inconsiderate through my he was upset that I let it bother about a year ago. By this time PHONE: Not really. While clo- of the other guests who also may dresser draw- me. I understand that Duncan Ginger and I had developed deep sure might have made this less be partial to pecans and macada- ers without my is his only son, but I’m hurt that feelings for each other, but we frustrating for you, Ginger tried mias. However, because you know permission. The he’s taking Duncan’s side. Help! — agreed to stop because he had to say goodbye to you before and that this person has a weakness for first time, we NERVOUS IN NEVADA given her an ultimatum — ei- it didn’t work. What probably two particular kinds of nuts, why discovered a DEAR NERVOUS: It does ther break it off or get out. We happened is her husband found not offer her a small bowl of her photo of me in a By Abigail Van Buren appear that Duncan has an stopped seeing each other for a out the affair was ongoing and own containing only the nuts of negligee he had unhealthy fixation on your un- few weeks, then she called say- is monitoring her closely. You’ll her choice? When you do, smile found and hidden. The second derwear drawer, or he may be a ing she had been pregnant but feel better once you accept that and say “... nuts to you.” time, he said he had been look- cross-dresser. Because your hus- had gotten an abortion, and we Ginger has chosen him and the ••• ing for a key. I was furious and band refuses to discuss this with started up again. kids and moved on. Dear Abby is written by Abigail felt violated. his son, the next time Duncan This time we had to carefully Van Buren, also known as Jeanne During his recent visit, it announces that he’s coming for a plan our limited time together. DEAR ABBY: My wife and I Phillips, and was founded by her happened a third time. I discov- visit, offer to buy him lingerie in We continued our relationship like to entertain in our home, and mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear ered my underwear drawer was his size, or install a sturdy lock for another eight months before sometimes we offer self-service Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. slightly ajar and knew Duncan on your bedroom door. it finally ended. What I’m having mixed nuts. What do you think Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

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GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

SHOE by Chris Cassatt & Gary Brookins FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves

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(CC) Served? ’ Show ’ (CC) Two and a Half How I Met Your The Big Bang The Big Bang The Finder (Season Finale) Walter tries Fringe The team tries to prevent a di- Q13 FOX News at Washington’s Two and a Half How I Met Your FOX 13 13 Men (CC) Mother ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) to find his mother. (N) ’ (CC) saster. (N) (CC) Ten (N) (CC) Most Wanted Men ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) IND 14 14 Practical Ideas Far East Market Jewelry Gems en Vogue II Jewelry Gems en Vogue II Jewelry Gems en Vogue II Jewelry Electronic Connection Cold Case “Slipping” Suicide is reclassi- Cold Case “Ghost of My Child” A boy Cold Case “Glory Days” Murdered foot- Cold Case “True Calling” Inner-city Cold Case “Wednesday’s Women” The Flashpoint “Custody” A woman kidnaps ION 15 15 fied as a murder. ’ (CC) who allegedly died in a fire. ’ ball player’s death. ’ (CC) teacher’s death. ’ (CC) team investigate a 1964 murder. her two children. (CC) (DVS) IND 18 18 Celebration Jack Van Impe Kingdom Conn. Joel Osteen K. 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An amnesiac millionairess is duped by a cunning carpenter. (CC) A vulgar newcomer clashes with the country club set. (CC) A women’s professional baseball league debuts in 1943. (CC) APL 43 43 Snake Man of Appalachia ’ (CC) Swamp Wars “Killer Bees Attack” Whale Wars: Viking Shores ’ (CC) Whale Wars: Viking Shores (N) ’ Frozen Planet ’ (CC) Whale Wars: Viking Shores ’ BET 56 56 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live Countdown of your favorite R&B videos. ›› Fat Albert (2004, Comedy) Kenan Thompson, Kyla Pratt. (CC) ›› The Longshots (2008, Docudrama) Ice Cube, Keke Palmer. (CC) BRAVO 66 66 ›› Ghostbusters II (1989, Comedy) Bill Murray. A long- ›››› The Silence of the Lambs (1991, Suspense) Jodie Foster, Anthony Hopkins, Scott Glenn. A mad genius helps an ›››› The Silence of the Lambs (1991) Jodie Foster. A dead Carpathian warlock attempts to return to Earth. FBI trainee pursue a serial killer. mad genius helps an FBI trainee pursue a serial killer. 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(CC) Brad Meltzer’s Decoded (CC) L I FE 51 51 America’s Most Wanted (CC) America’s Most Wanted “Bad Girls” America’s Most Wanted (CC) America’s Most Wanted (N) (CC) America’s Most Wanted (CC) America’s Most Wanted (CC) MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) Lockup: Raw “Consequences” Lockup: Raw “Nothing But Time” Lockup: Santa Rosa Lockup: Raw “Ain’t No Hotel” Lockup: Raw “Jailhouse Blues” MTV 63 63 True Life ’ The Substitute Ridiculousness Money, Strangers Money, Strangers Pauly D Project Punk’d ’ (CC) ›› Get Rich or Die Tryin’ (2005) Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, Walter Alza. ’ NBCS 34 34 Poker After Dark Poker After Dark (CC) Game On! Poker After Dark (CC) Poker After Dark (CC) NBC Sports Talk Poker After Dark (CC) NICK 40 40 SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SquarePants ’ (CC) Legend-Korra Legend-Korra George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Friends (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Yes, Dear (CC) Yes, Dear (CC) OXY 50 50 Tanisha Gets Married ›› Enough (2002, Suspense) Jennifer Lopez, Billy Campbell. (CC) ›› Monster-in-Law (2005) Jennifer Lopez, Jane Fonda. (CC) Tanisha Gets Married R O OT 31 31 MLB Baseball: Mariners at Yankees Mariners Post. MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at New York Yankees. From Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, N.Y. The Dan Patrick Show MLB Baseball Gangland Brown Gangland “Crip or Die” Crips gang of Gangland “Stone to the Bone” The Black P. Stones of Chi- Gangland “Machete Slaughter” New Gangland “Snitch Slaughter” The Vagos Gangland “Vendetta of Blood” The Lin- SPIKE 57 57 Pride. ’ (CC) Los Angeles. ’ (CC) cago. ’ (CC) York City’s Trinitarios. ’ (CC) motorcycle gang of California. coln Park Bloods in San Diego. SYFY 59 59 › The Wicker Man (2006, Horror) Nicolas Cage, Ellen Burstyn. Premiere. WWE Friday Night SmackDown! (N) ’ (CC) Dream Machines (CC) Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files TBN 20 20 The Harvest Perry Stone Praise the Lord (Live). 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(N) ’ (CC) (CC) VH1 62 62 Behind the Music “Usher” ’ (CC) ›› The Wood (1999, Drama) Omar Epps, Taye Diggs, Richard T. Jones. ’ › Honey 2 (2011) Katerina Graham. A troubled dancer prepares to compete on a talent show. Behind the Music

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Hop Rocks Goliath Ishine The Hermie Cater Tails Heroes-Bible News Praise the Lord (CC) Memories In Touch TBS 55 55 Married Married Name Is Name Is Name Is Name Is Accord- Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes, ›› Kicking & Screaming (2005) Will ›› The Heartbreak Kid (2007, Comedy) Ben King of King of Friends Friends Earl Earl Earl Earl ing-Jim Dear Dear Dear Dear Ferrell, Robert Duvall. (CC) Stiller, Michelle Monaghan, Jerry Stiller. (CC) Queens Queens (CC) (CC) TLC 38 38 Moving Up (CC) Moving Up (CC) Moving Up (CC) Moving Up (CC) Toddler-Tiara Toddler-Tiara Toddler-Tiara Toddler-Tiara Toddler-Tiara Toddler-Tiara 20/20 on TLC (N) 20/20 on TLC ’ ’ TNT 54 54 Law & Order Fake Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order “Reb- Rizzoli & Isles The Closer “A ›› Outbreak (1995) Dustin Hoffman. Army doctor ›› Con Air (1997) Nicolas Cage. Vi- Pregame NBA Basketball flu vaccine. (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) els” ’ (CC) Family Affair” fights spread of deadly virus. cious convicts hijack their flight. TOON 42 42 Looney Looney Johnny Reda Bey Poke Ben 10 Thundr. Lantern Justice MAD Level NinjaGo NinjaGo Scooby-Doo Looney Looney Johnny Johnny Johnny Regular Regular TRAV 36 36 Paid Paid When Vacations Mysteries at Forbes Luxe 11 Jw-Drpng Rntls Beach Houses Food Food Food Food Bggg Bggg Hunt Hunt Hunt Hunt Keys to Castle TRUTV 49 49 Ninja! Paid Paid Land Paid Insan Hoover Best Storage Storage Lizard Lizard Pawn Pawn Most Daring Most Daring Most Daring Most Shocking Most Shocking ’ USA 58 58 Monk (CC) Best Insanity Paid Lk Common Law “Pilot” (CC) ››› Sex and the City (2008, Romance-Comedy) Sarah ›› The Break-Up (2006) Vince ››› Knocked Up (2007) Seth Rogen. A one- Vac! Work. Prog. Young Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Chris Noth. (CC) Vaughn, Jennifer Aniston. (CC) night stand has an unforeseen consequence. 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(N) (S Live) (CC) Coast” ’ (CC) Coast” ’ (CC) lester on talk show. ’ (CC) on death row. ’ (CC) Parking Wars (CC) Parking Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Flipped Off A designer shows interest Flipped Off “I Smell a Rat” Russell A&E 52 52 in a house. (N) (CC) Hantz flips homes in Houston. (CC) A MC 67 67 ››› Enter the Dragon (1973, Adventure) Bruce Lee, John Saxon, Jim Kelly. A ››› Space Cowboys (2000, Adventure) Clint Eastwood, Tommy Lee Jones, Donald Sutherland. NASA reunites four aging ›› Heartbreak Ridge (1986, War) Clint kung fu expert is sent to infiltrate an island fortress. (CC) flyboys for an urgent mission. (CC) Eastwood, Marsha Mason. (CC) APL 43 43 My Cat From Hell ’ (CC) My Cat From Hell “Cat Fight!” ’ Cats 101 (N) ’ Tanked “Tanks for the Memories” Tanked “Roll With It” ’ (CC) Tanked “Tanks for the Memories” BET 56 56 ›› Fat Albert (2004) Kenan Thompson, Kyla Pratt. (CC) ›› Rebound (2005, Comedy) Martin Lawrence. Premiere. (CC) Hurricane Season (2009) Forest Whitaker. Displaced students form a basketball team. (CC) BRAVO 66 66 The Real Housewives of Orange Around the World in 80 Plates The ›››› Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981, Adventure) Harrison Ford, Karen Allen, Paul Freeman. An ›››› Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) Harrison Ford. An County “Whine & Cheese” (CC) journey begins in London, England. archaeologist races Nazis to find a powerful relic. (CC) archaeologist races Nazis to find a powerful relic. CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey To Be Announced TBA News To Be Announced C M T 61 61 ›› Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994) Jim Carrey, Courteney Cox. ’ (CC) ››› Blazing Saddles (1974, Comedy) Cleavon Little, Gene Wilder, Madeline Kahn. ’ (CC) Them Idiots Whirled Tour ’ (CC) CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) Princess (N) ’ Princess “Diana” American Greed The Suze Orman Show (CC) Princess (N) ’ Princess “Diana” Wealth-Risk Paid Program CNN 44 44 Piers Morgan Tonight CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Presents A look at “war rage.” Piers Morgan Tonight CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Presents A look at “war rage.” CNNH 45 45 CNN Presents A look at “war rage.” Piers Morgan Tonight The Investigators Body of Evidence Body of Evidence Piers Morgan Tonight CNN Newsroom (N) COM 60 60 ›› Waiting... (2005, Comedy) Ryan ›› Office Space (1999, Comedy) Ron Livingston, Jennifer Aniston, David Her- ›› Jackass: Number Two (2006) Johnny Knoxville, Bam ››› The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005, Romance-Comedy) Reynolds, Anna Faris. (CC) man. A white-collar worker rebels against corporate drudgery. (CC) Margera. More practical jokes and silly stunts. (CC) Steve Carell, Catherine Keener, Paul Rudd. (CC) D I S 41 41 Austin & Ally ’ Shake It Up! ’ Austin & Ally ’ Austin & Ally ’ Good-Charlie Good-Charlie Jessie ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) A.N.T. Farm (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) Austin & Ally ’ Austin & Ally ’ When Fish Attack Encounters with River Monsters Alaskan lake creature River Monsters Jeremy Wade is in Bra- River Monsters Jeremy Wade sets out River Monsters Jeremy Wade catches River Monsters Jeremy Wade sets out DSC 8 8 combative fish. ’ (CC) of native legend. ’ (CC) zil, searching. ’ (CC) for South America. ’ (CC) a rare sawfish. ’ (CC) for South America. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 ›› Along Came Polly (2004, Romance-Comedy) Ben Stiller, Jennifer Aniston. A › The Hot Chick (2002, Comedy) Rob Schneider, Anna Faris, Matthew Law- Khloe and Lamar Khloe and Lamar The Soup Chelsea Lately jilted newlywed finds solace with another woman. rence. A cheerleader and a man switch bodies via magic earrings. “Family Reunion” College Softball SEC Tournament, Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Final: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 Boxing (CC) Boxing (CC) Boxing From May 3, 1986. (CC) Boxing (CC) Boxing From Feb. 10, 1990. (CC) NBA Tonight (N) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) 2011 World Series of Poker FAM 39 39 ›› Legally Blonde (2001, Comedy) › Leap Year (2010) Amy Adams, Matthew Goode, Adam Scott. Premiere. ›› The Notebook (2004) Ryan Gosling, Rachel McAdams. A man tells a story to a woman about two lovers. FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) The Five Journal Editorial FOX News Watch Justice With Judge Jeanine The Five Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Restaurant: Impossible Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Best of Food Network Star Food Network Diners, Drive Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Iron Chef America FX 53 53 › The Bounty ›› Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005, Action) Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Vince Vaughn. A husband and wife are assassins for rival organizations. Louis CK: Live at the Beacon Theatre Louie “Pregnant” Louie “Bummer/ Hunter (2010) Blueberries” GOLF 70 70 Live From THE PLAYERS Analysis, highlights, interviews and features. Live From THE PLAYERS Analysis, highlights, interviews and features. Live From THE PLAYERS Analysis, highlights, interviews and features. HALL 19 19 › Taking a Chance on Love (2009, Romance) Genie Francis, Ted McGinley. A Notes From the Heart Healer (2012) Genie Francis. Premiere. A woman devel- Notes From the Heart Healer (2012, Drama) Genie Francis. 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(CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup: Santa Rosa Lockup: Santa Rosa (N) Lockup Orange County Lockup Orange County Lockup Orange County Lockup Orange County MTV 63 63 Ridiculousness Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Punk’d ’ (CC) Ridiculousness Money, Strangers ››› 8 Mile (2002, Drama) Eminem, Kim Basinger, Brittany Murphy. ’ NBCS 34 34 NHL Hockey Playoffs, Conference Final: Teams TBA. NHL Live Post Poker After Dark (CC) Red Bull Signature Series Poker After Dark (CC) NICK 40 40 Victorious (CC) Victorious (CC) iCarly ’ (CC) iCarly ’ (CC) iCarly (N) (CC) Big Time Rush Victorious (CC) Victorious (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Yes, Dear (CC) Yes, Dear (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› Monster-in-Law (2005) (CC) ››› Pretty Woman (1990, Romance-Comedy) Richard Gere, Julia Roberts. (CC) ››› Pretty Woman (1990, Romance-Comedy) Richard Gere, Julia Roberts. (CC) R O OT 31 31 College Baseball Baylor at Oklahoma. MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at New York Yankees. From Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, N.Y. MLS Soccer Real Salt Lake at Seattle Sounders FC. SPIKE 57 57 ›› Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985, Action) Sylvester Stallone, Richard Cren- ›› Rambo (2008, Action) Sylvester Stallone, Julie Benz, Matthew Marsden. A clergyman persuades ››› First Blood (1982, Action) Sylvester Stallone. A Viet- na, Julia Nickson. Ex-Green Beret goes on Vietnam mission. ’ Rambo to rescue captive missionaries in Burma. ’ nam vet is hounded by a brutal small-town sheriff. ’ SYFY 59 59 ›› Jeepers Creepers 2 (2003) (CC) › Resident Evil (2002, Horror) Milla Jovovich, Michelle Rodriguez. (CC) ›› Growth (2010, Horror) Mircea Monroe, Christopher Shand. Premiere. ››› Splinter (2008) Shea Whigham. TBN 20 20 Hour of Power (CC) Billy Graham Classic Crusades Sarah’s Choice Mothers: Treasured Love The Book of Ruth: Journey of Faith (2009), Carman ’ ’ TBS 55 55 Friends (CC) Friends (CC) Seinfeld “The Clip Seinfeld “The Clip The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang ›› Yes Man (2008, Comedy) Jim Carrey, Zooey Deschanel, Bradley Cooper. A Show” (CC) Show” (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) man tries to change his life by saying yes to everything. (CC) TLC 38 38 20/20 on TLC “Vanishing Blonde” 20/20 on TLC “Limber and Lethal” 20/20 on TLC “Vanishing Blonde” 20/20 on TLC “Vanishing Blonde” 20/20 on TLC “Limber and Lethal” 20/20 on TLC “Wrongful Revenge” TNT 54 54 NBA Basketball Playoffs, First Round: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) Inside the NBA (N) (Live) (CC) ›› Con Air (1997, Action) Nicolas Cage, John Cusack, John Malkovich. Vicious ››› Ransom (1996, Suspense) Mel Gibson. A wealthy ex- (CC) convicts hijack their flight. 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