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New Museum Director Borst Pioneer Church New Leader Jason Mattson Hopes to Grow Work Continues on Replica House of Worship Lewis County Historical Museum / Life 1 in the Fort Borst Park Complex / Main 7 Port of Chehalis Officially Awarded a $2.8M Grant MORE MONEY AWARDED: As Project The Port of Chehalis has been award- $2,577,800 to $2,798,648, the largest al- “It’s a big shot in the arm for our con- ed a $2.8 million grant from the U.S. Eco- lotment of grant money the port has ever struction activities,” Randy Mueller, CEO Cost Jumps, EDA Increases nomic Development Administration to received. of the port, said of the grant allocation. Funding for Maurin Road help develop a rail-served industrial park. The money will be used for a $3.5 mil- “We are a small agency with a small bud- Last year, the port learned it would lion project at its Maurin Road Industrial get and anytime we can leverage a few Industrial Site likely be receiving the grant, but after the Site 1, which includes the construction of hundred thousand dollars of port money, construction costs increased, the port two building pads that would be able to or 20 percent match to 80 percent federal By Justyna Tomtas asked the EDA for more money. support a 136,000-square-foot-building [email protected] The grant total increased from and a 120,000-square-foot building. please see AWARDED, page Main 14 One Driver Residents Debate Confederate Flag Dead, Another at Morton City Council Meeting Arrested in Series of I-5 Crashes BACKUP: Interstate 5 Was Shut Down for Hours as Emergency Responders Cleared Scenes By Natalie Johnson [email protected] A series of crashes Sunday on Interstate 5 in South Thurston County left one driver dead and another arrested and freeway traffic was snarled for much of the day. Troopers from the Washington State Patrol first responded at 3:50 a.m. at milepost 93 of northbound I-5, about 7 miles south of Tumwa- ter in Thurston County. Jordan Nailon / [email protected] According to a report from Mayor Dan Mortensen addresses an overflow crowd during the Morton City Council meeting on Monday while Roxy Cupp (with straw hat), owner of the Brown the State Patrol, two semi trucks Shack Tavern in Salkum, sits in the front row awaiting her turn to speak in defense of her controversial parade float. were driving northbound on the freeway at milepost 93 when the first truck, identified as a red 2013 OPINIONS: Conversation Remains Volvo driven by Sandeep Singh, 34, Civil as Attendees Both Support, of Kent, struck the second semi, a Susan Blubaugh blue 2015 Freightliner driven by Denounce the Use of Flag in (standing at Erin E. Kelly, 59, of Medford, Or- Parade Float center) reads a egon. The collision occurred when prepared speech the vehicles approached traffic that By Jordan Nailon during Monday's was slowed due to a separate colli- [email protected] Morton City Council meet- sion in which a travel trailer went MORTON — A standing room only over an embankment at milepost ing. Her speech crowd packed the Bob Lyle Community denounced a 95, Trooper Brooke Bova told The Center in Morton on Monday night as Chronicle. Confederate flag citizens flooded the Morton City Council adorned float The first semi then struck a meeting in order to vent their frustrations third vehicle, identified as a white from the Loggers or support revolving around a controver- Jubilee that was 2011 Hyundai Accent, according to sial float from the Loggers Jubilee parade the State Patrol. The driver of that bestowed mul- earlier this month. tiple awards. vehicle, a 61-year-old Rochester The float in question was sponsored by

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News Quarter Milers Put on a Show of the Weird car from Marco’s auto dealer- Wayward Bull Corralled ship, not for psychic treatment. On Interstate Highway Police found that claim un- substantiated. In New Jersey The victim, who is not named, HAMILTON TOWNSHIP, told police Wando offered him N.J. (AP) — State police have treatments to “cleanse his soul.” helped capture a wayward bull Authorities say the first visit cost that was found walking along a $5,000. Wando eventually rec- major interstate highway in New ommended a 14-step program Jersey. that costs $10,500 per step. The young black bull was Authorities say Wando told spotted around 8:15 a.m. Sunday the man to transfer $147,700 from on Interstate 195, near an exit in his account to her son’s dealership. the Trenton suburb of Hamilton Township. Troopers helped slow down Naked Man On traffic. State police said on Face- Nature Trail Says He’s book that “cowboys with lassos” / For The Chronicle helped corral the bull and even- Sunbathing; Gets Jared Wenzelburger tually got it into a trailer. No one Crowds gather in the streets of downtown Centralia Saturday afternoon during the Hub City Car Show, which is put was injured and the animal was Summons on by the Lewis County Quarter Milers Club and the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce. See a couple more returned to its owner. WATERVILLE, Maine (AP) photos on page Main 13 and more at www.chronline.com. It wasn’t immediately clear — A naked man who startled a how the bull escaped or how it mother and her children on a ended up along the highway. nature trail in Maine has been issued a summons by police. Notable Quote Officers say 67-year-old Police: Psychic Ricky Thompson told them he Scammed Elderly Man was sunbathing when the family spotted him in Waterville on To Remove ‘Evil Spirits’ Thursday. “I feel like a monster. A friend of mine was killed GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP, The woman described to po- by a drunk driver when I was younger and I N.J. (AP) — New Jersey authori- lice a “naked elderly man” with ties say a psychic and her son a walker. So police went to the never thought I’d find myself in this position.” cheated an elderly man out of scene assuming there was a more than $147,000 for treat- medical issue. Joshua C. Shorb ment they said would rid him of Deputy Chief Bill Bonney evil spirits. tells the Morning Sentinel that admits to being under influence of heroin before crash Galloway police say Sally Thompson was still naked when “Kim” Wando and her son, Frank officers caught up with him. Marco, face theft and conspiracy Bonney says police had received (see page Main 9 for the full story) charges. Authorities say the pair similar complaints in the past but told police the money was for a were unable to substantiate them. Today in History Today’s Highlight in History: troops of the 28th Infantry Divi- down in the Atlantic after 8 days Ten years ago: Fellow Republi- promised Mitt Romney would sion marched down the Champs in space. cans called on Idaho Sen. Larry “not duck the tough issues” if he On August 29, 1967, the Elysees in Paris as the French In 1972, swimmer Mark Spitz Craig to resign and party leaders were to win the White House series finale of “The Fugitive,” capital continued to celebrate its of the United States won the pushed him from senior com- and that their party would move starring David Janssen as a liberation from the Nazis. third of his seven gold medals at mittee posts as fallout continued forcefully to solve the nation’s doctor on the run after being In 1952, the composition 4’33” the Munich Olympics, finishing over his arrest at a Minneapolis economic woes. Hurricane Isaac wrongly convicted of murder- (“Four Minutes, Thirty-three first in the 200-meter freestyle. ing his wife, aired on ABC-TV, airport restroom and guilty plea sidestepped New Orleans, send- In 1987, drawing an estimated 78 mil- Seconds”) by avant-garde com- Academy Award- to disorderly conduct. Prayers, ing the worst of its howling wind lion viewers. poser John Cage premiered in winning actor Lee Marvin died protests and a lingering disgust and heavy rain into a cluster of ru- Woodstock, New York, as David in Tucson, Arizona, at age 63. with the government’s response ral fishing villages. The NFL an- On This Date: Tudor sat down at a piano, and, In 1996, the Democratic Na- to Hurricane Katrina marked nounced it would open the regular In 1533, the last Incan King of for four minutes and 33 seconds, tional Convention in Chicago the disaster’s second anniversary season with replacement officials. Peru, Atahualpa, was executed played ... nothing. nominated Al Gore for a second in New Orleans. Taliban mili- One year ago: Huma Abedin, on orders of Spanish conqueror In 1957, the Senate gave final term as vice president. Earlier in tants in Afghanistan released 12 a top aide to Hillary Clinton, Francisco Pizarro. congressional approval to a Civ- the day, President Bill Clinton’s South Korean captives, part of a announced she was separating In 1877, the second president il Rights Act after South Caroli- chief political strategist, Dick deal with Seoul to free all 19 hos- from her husband, Anthony of The Church of Jesus Christ na Sen. Strom Thurmond (then Morris, resigned amid a scan- tages. Richard Jewell, the former Weiner, after the former con- of Latter-Day Saints, Brigham a Democrat) ended a filibuster dal over his relationship with a security guard who was wrong- gressman was accused in yet Young, died in Salt Lake City, that had lasted 24 hours. prostitute. ly linked to the 1996 Olympic another sexting scandal. Actor Utah, at age 76. In 1958, pop superstar Mi- In 2005, Hurricane Katrina bombing, was found dead in his Gene Wilder, the frizzy-haired In 1910, Korean Emperor chael Jackson was born in Gary, hit the Gulf Coast near Buras, west Georgia home; he was 44. actor who brought his deft co- Sunjong abdicated as the Japan- Indiana. Louisiana, bringing floods that Five years ago: Seizing the Re- medic touch to such unforgetta- Korea Annexation Treaty went In 1965, Gemini 5, carrying devastated New Orleans. More publican National Convention ble roles as the neurotic accoun- into effect. astronauts Gordon Cooper and than 1,800 people in the region spotlight in Tampa, Florida, vice tant in “The Producers” died at In 1944, 15,000 American Charles “Pete” Conrad, splashed died. presidential candidate Paul Ryan age 83. The Weather Almanac

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Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Aug. 29, 2017 Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 48.56 65.0 +0.00 Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 73.01 85.0 +0.05 Cowlitz at Packwood 1.91 10.5 +0.05 Cowlitz at Randle Sunny Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Sunny Sunny 4.11 18.0 +0.05 Cowlitz below Mayfield Dam 83° 56° 75° 57° 77° 55° 80° 58° 85° 55° 11.30 -- +1.00 Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon

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Jared Wenzelburger / For The Chronicle Above: Crowds watch as Dick Roberts competes in a tractor sled pulling event at the annual Toledo Threshing Bee on Saturday.

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Back issues greater than two weeks areas for any possible lingering time on Prather Road at the in- cleanup, according to Thurston “The public is asked to call old are $2 per issue. fire,” according to the news re- tersection of Oregon Trail Road County. 9-1-1 only if flames are visible,” THE NEWSROOM lease. Southwest in Rochester. The fire The command post for the according to Thurston County. The Scatter Creek Fire was was reportedly burning in grass, South Thurston fires has been Drivers are asked to use extra For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact the appropriate person listed below. dry brush and timber. In addi- relocated from Rochester High caution in areas affected by the first reported at about 1:30 p.m. EDITOR Aug. 22 and grew to nearly 500 tion to West Thurston Regional School to the West Thurston fire. Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 [email protected] Sports Editor Aaron VanTuyl ...... 807-8229 That Wet Start We Had to 2017? It’s Now [email protected] Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, West and Central Lewis County Communities Fueling a Late-Summer Rash of Brush Fires Natalie Johnson ...... 807-8235 [email protected] By Derrick Nunnally charred the entire previous year. Her agency has handled 52 cials expect, the state eventually Outdoors, Flood, This is happening despite brush fires so far in 2017, which should see about 300,000 acres Rural Lewis County Communities The News Tribune Jordan Nailon ...... 807-8237 a heavy snowfall winter in the is 10 more than it fought through burned — a number that has [email protected] Although the early-August mountains that built up snow- the same point in 2016. been approached or passed every haze that choked Puget Sound Education, Business, South Thurston County pack and an October-to-May The Tacoma Fire Department year since 2014, but had last been Communities, Napavine, Lewis County with smoke was the product season with even more rain than reported Friday that it has seen reached before that in 2006. Government, Legislature, Tourism, Religion, of Canadian wildfires, the dry usual for other areas because of an abnormally high number of Scientists predict that wildfire South Lewis County Communities season in the South Sound and one recognized phenomenon, brush and bark fires, with 302 season will grow even worse as the Justyna Tomtas ...... 807-8239 statewide continues to produce [email protected] DNR spokesman Joe Smillie ex- handled since May 1. That’s the effects of climate change intensify. fires frequently enough to spark Sports, News and Photography plained. second-highest total in the last A research paper published in 2016 an array of problems for local Matt Baide ...... 807-8230 “All that moisture makes the five years, surpassed only by in the Proceedings of the National and state authorities. [email protected] With the wildfire season just grasses and fuels grow extra drought-parched 2015. Academy of Sciences found that Death Notices, What’s Happening, reaching what officials hope is thick,” he said, “so that means “As the weather continues to human-caused climate change Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices its peak, the state Department when they dry up, fires pick up be dry, it is predictable that these had doubled the West’s total for- Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 of Natural Resources had logged some more intensity.” types of fires will continue until est-fire area since 1984. [email protected] 575 fires so far in 2017, with The results have flared across the rains pick up,” Tacoma Fire In the here and now, Mei- [email protected] 136,000 acres burned — about the region as grasslands and spokesman Joe Meinecke said. necke said South Sound resi- [email protected] on pace for what the state has roadsides wither to crunchy Even for people clear of the dents can minimize their risk General News Reporter been seeing in recent years, an brown dryness. West Pierce Fire blazes, the fire outbreaks have from the brush-fire disasters of Graham Perednia ...... 807-8237 agency spokesman said. & Rescue handled three brush had disastrous consequences. A the dry season, such as the two- Church News fires along a 1.5-mile stretch of brush fire in the median of Inter- acre fire near Bonney Lake on [email protected] ...... 807-8217 Strip away the largest fire of Senior Media Developer 2016 — the disastrous Range 12 Interstate 5 between Gravelly state 90 near Ellensburg clouded Friday, by removing dead vegeta- Lake and Bridgeport on Aug. 8. the freeway with smoke Thurs- tion from within 10 feet of their Brittany Voie ...... 807-8225 fire near Yakima that did more [email protected] damage than the rest of the year’s “We assume something was day morning, and one person homes, clearing dry leaves out of 1,272 wildfires combined — and driving down the road and throw- died in an ensuing wreck. house gutters and making sure THE CHRONICLE the amount burned already this ing up sparks,” said Jenny Weekes, If the 2017 wildfire pace cigarettes and grill charcoal go PUBLISHER year is more acreage than was spokeswoman for West Pierce. continues at the rate DNR offi- into metal receptacles. Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 [email protected] Regional Executive Editor News in Brief Michael Wagar ...... 807-8234 [email protected] ages 3 and 5, were not injured. parked on the shoulder. ever, to avoid a special meeting Circulation Manager State Patrol: ’Reckless According to the State Pa- She began to merge into the later in the week to award the Anita Freeborn ...... 807-8243 Speeds’ to Blame in I-5 trol, a charge of vehicular assault left lane to avoid the vehicle time sensitive contract, Coun- [email protected] against Mao is pending. and struck a man lying on the cilor Daryl Lund moved to allow The Chronicle Print Division and Sign Pro Sales Director Crash Near Napavine Drugs or alcohol are not sus- ground in the right lane. City Manager Jill Anderson to award the contract to the lowest Chantel Wilson ...... 807-8213 By The Chronicle pected to be a factor in the incident. The man in the road died at the [email protected] responsive bidder. One person was seriously in- scene and has been identified as Design Director Lund said it made sense be- jured in a two-vehicle collision Sergey L. Sokolov, 38, of Deer Park. Kelli Erb ...... 807-8211 cause city staff opens and re- Saturday south of Napavine on Man Lying in Road The incident was caused by [email protected] Interstate 5, according to a report Sokolov being in the road, ac- views bids and makes a recom- Struck, Killed on U.S. mendation to council. LAFROMBOISE COMMUNICATIONS, INC from the Washington State Patrol. cording to the State Patrol. The Bids for the project are sched- The crash was reported at Highway 12 Near incident is under investigation. PRESIDENT, COO uled to be opened on Tuesday. 1:23 p.m. Saturday at milepost It is unknown if drugs or al- Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 Montesano Mayor Dennis Dawes asked the [email protected] 67 of I-5, about 3 miles south of cohol were involved. By The Chronicle council if they would be available Director of Production and IT Napavine. for a special meeting to review the Jon Bennett ...... 807-8222 According to the State Patrol, A man reportedly lying in the Chehalis Gives City contract, which is what started [email protected] a black 2008 Honda Pilot driven road on U.S. Highway 12 about the discussion. He wanted to give Printing and Distribution ...... 807-8716 by Kim C. Mao, 50, of Longview, 4 miles east of Montesano was Manager Authority to the council a chance to ask any FAX NUMBERS was heading southbound on killed Friday after being struck Approve Contract questions to staff about the bid the freeway driving at “reckless by a passing vehicle, according to they had before approving it. Advertising Fax ...... 736-1568 speeds” when it rear-ended a the Washington State Patrol. By The Chronicle Anderson said the reason Classified/Circulation Fax ...... 807-8258 white 2000 Honda Accord. The incident was reported at The Chehalis City Council for the rush on this project was Obituaries ...... 807-8258 Mao was not injured. The 10:52 p.m. at milepost 14 of west- approved a measure 4-3 to al- to complete it during this con- Newsroom Fax ...... 736-4796 driver of the Accord, identified bound U.S. Highway 12. low the city manager to award a struction season. The goal of the 129th VOLUME, 19th ISSUE by the State Patrol as Gold E. Obi, According to a report from contract, not to exceed $300,000, project is to get the parcel next to THE CHRONICLE (USPS - 142260) 26, of Tacoma, was seriously in- the State Patrol, a 55-year-old for a fill project near the Sonic Sonic ready to develop, making POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Chronicle, jured and airlifted to St. Joseph Aberdeen woman was driv- Drive-in on Monday. it more attractive for a business, 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. Medical Center in Tacoma. ing west when she saw a vehicle, Normally, contracts must be such as a casual dining restau- The Chronicle is published three times a week at 321 N. Pearl St., Cen- Two children in Mao’s vehicle, identified as a 2016 Land Rover, approved by the council; how- rant, to locate there. tralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, WA. Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017 LOCAL Nearly 20 Years Later, Woman Faces Charges in 1998 Theft Case

By The Chronicle $20,000 bail, the same amount as retainer. A suspect in the theft of on her arrest warrant in the case. The man reportedly paid $10,000 in Lewis County dating According to court documents, Maxwell the money, and she put back nearly 20 years was recently in May 1998, a man representing it in her bank account, according extradited from the East Coast the “Civil Rights Defense League” to court documents. The money and on Monday made her first talked with Maxwell about need- never got to an attorney. appearance in the case in Lewis ing the services of an attorney. A civil case was brought in County Superior Court. Maxwell allegedly told the the matter in Lewis County in Peggy L. Maxwell, 58, was man she was affiliated with an 1999. The criminal charge was Natalie Johnson / [email protected] charged Monday with first- attorney and could secure that originally filed in Lewis County Peggy Maxwell makes her first appearance in a theft case first charged in 2001 on degree theft. She was granted attorney’s services for a $10,000 in 2001. Monday in Lewis County Superior Court. Five Oregon Residents Arrested for Stealing Alcohol in Centralia By The Chronicle State Patrol. Meagher said investigators Five Oregon residents were The investigation is ongoing. had found evidence tying the arrested over the weekend All five suspects were booked suspects to additional thefts at on suspicion of engaging in a into the Lewis County Jail Sun- two other stores. scheme to steal more than $800 day night and made their first Lawler agreed. Each suspect in alcohol and other items from a appearance in Lewis County Su- is required to reappear in Superi- Centralia store. perior Court Monday afternoon. or Court this afternoon at 4 p.m. Isiah R. Campbell, 20, Jo- The Lewis County Pros- According to an affidavit of vahnee A. Hall, 21, Latia D. Mc- ecutor’s Office has not yet filed probable cause filed with Su- Daniel, 25, Zariah Y. Torregano, charges, instead asking Supe- perior Court, Centralia Police 20, and Jovahntea R. Hall, 21, all rior Court Judge James Lawler responded at 4:35 p.m. Sunday of Portland, Oregon, were arrest- to grant each defendant $10,000 to Safeway in the 1100 block of ed Sunday on suspicion of orga- bail and allow the state to wait Harrison Avenue in Centralia. nized retail theft. until today to formally file Store staff reported seeing the The Centralia Police Depart- charges to allow investigators five suspects making two trips ment responded at 4:35 p.m. more time to work. into the store and leaving without Sunday to the 1100 block of Har- “They’re finishing up the paying for alcohol and food. Us- rison Avenue. The suspects had search warrant,” said Chief ing video footage, staff identified Natalie Johnson / [email protected] already left the scene, but were Criminal Deputy Prosecutor $869 in merchandise believed to Jovahnee A. Hall was one of five Portland residents to make their first appearances later arrested by the Washington Brad Meagher. be stolen by the suspects. Monday in Superior Court in an organized retail theft investigation. Budget Advisory Committee Meets With Commissioners for Orientation MOVING FORWARD: order to help reduce costs. committee will meet to get a Marshall said his approach more in-depth overview of the Members Represent Each ‘‘As we march through this to get to will be to look at the proper budget process, which started as Commissioner District, function of county government, early as April. The meetings will a budget we adopt for 2018, your while Townsend proposed sev- Hope is They Will Bring follow that, and in October com- input is very valuable.’’ eral preliminary ideas he felt missioners will discuss the list of Citizen Perspective would help generate revenue. He requests and see where reduc- recommended the commission- tions need to be made. By Justyna Tomtas Edna Fund ers hold public meetings to try to The commissioners have [email protected] Lewis County commissioner engage members of the commu- stated they want to adopt a struc- nity in the process. Members of a budget advi- turally balanced budget for 2018, The county does hold public which means no reserves would sory committee met with the to the process. mandates, diminishing timber hearings, but participation is of- Board of Lewis County Com- be used. Committee members include revenues and rising insurance ten scarce. The final budget hearing will missioners on Monday for an Matt Brock for District 1, Mitch- costs, Commissioner Bobby All-day budget meetings with overview of the budget process at be held on Dec. 4. el Townsend for District 2 and Jackson said. department heads and elected the county as the committee pre- Butler provided the commit- Bill Marshall for District 3. The committee was informed officials are scheduled for Sept. pares to dive into the remainder 12, 27 and 28. Presenters will tee members with a summary of of the meetings. “As we march through this that counties statewide are facing how the county budget works. to get to a budget we adopt for similar financial issues. Lewis go through their department’s Becky Butler, budget analyst budget worksheet and discuss According to Fund, the county 2018, your input is very valuable,” County adopted its 2017 budget for the county, said one of the changes they are currently ex- has 77 separate funds, compli- ideas behind the committee is Commissioner Edna Fund said. with the use of $1.9 million in re- periencing. It also provides the cating the process. to help garner interest from the The two committee members serves. That amount is estimated department heads and elected “It’s not like a home check- community on the budget pro- in attendance were provided a to decrease to around $633,000 officials an opportunity to dis- book where things go in and out,” cess. brief overview of some of the is- by the year’s end, according to cuss issues, new mandates and she said. “We want the citizen “In my time here at the county, sues the county is facing as com- preliminary numbers provided revenue challenges with the committee to be able to look in there hasn’t been a citizens advi- missioners prepare for budget by Butler last week. commissioners. depth with us because when you sory committee before,” she said, meetings with department heads For the 2018 budget, depart- A preliminary budget will be look at a budget document, you adding she hopes the members and other elected officials in the ments have been asked to main- presented to the commissioners may not get the whole sphere of can bring a unique perspective county. Those include unfunded tain this year’s adopted budget in on Sept. 5. A few days later, the what we are dealing with.” News in Brief

for the Sheriff’s Office, $9,077 in distribute resources. There will location. cludes 26 kiosks, which will all Hearing on County’s expenditures and $9,201 in rev- also be a motorcycle ride lasting Commissioners passed a res- be replaced with up-to-date sys- Third Budget enue for the state Department about an hour. olution in June 2015 declaring tems at no cost to the county. of Agriculture noxious weed Individuals do not have to their intent to establish a change The kiosks will now also in- Amendment management grant, and $3,000 be in recovery to participate, ac- to the road. clude the law library, which is Scheduled for Sept. 18 in expenditures and revenue for cording to Matt Patten, chief The road was moved west of provided for inmates to review a drowning prevention grant for clinical officer of Cascade. the Chehalis River, Larry Unzel- case laws, expanding their access By The Chronicle the Coroner’s Office. man, real estate services manager to the information. The Board of Lewis County Steve Walton, director of for the county, said. It was deter- The new agreement reduces Commissioners will consider a central services, said the num- Affordable Health mined moving the road was more the cost for families from 50 third budget amendment for the bers will likely change before the Screenings Coming cost effective than trying to stabi- cents a minute to 25 cents, with 2017 year at a meeting in Sep- hearing takes place. lize the eroding river bank. hopes that the usage will in- tember. The amendment can be ob- to Chehalis The road services only a few crease, Sweet said. A public hearing will take tained from the budget depart- By The Chronicle property owners. Sweet said the system pro- place after 10 a.m. in the comment, room 209, located in the “We really have enjoyed the duces very minor revenue as 60 missioners hearing room at the courthouse, 351 NW North St., St John’s Lutheran Church in new road,” Mary Ann Aust said. percent of the money collected courthouse on Monday, Sept. 18. Chehalis. For more information, Chehalis will host health screen- “You did a beautiful job and we goes back to Homewav. As of now, the amendment contact Becky Butler at 360-740- ings on Oct. 4. are thankful for that.” The contract was approved proposes a $250,721 increase 1198 or email becky.butler@lew- Packages for screenings start She was one of three residents by the Board of Lewis County in expenditures with increased iscountywa.gov. at $149, but consultants will work on the road who spoke during Commissioners on Monday. revenue of $216,134, resulting in Written comments may be to create a package fitting the the public hearing. $34,587 use of fund balance. submitted to the commission- individual health needs of each The hearing formalized the The general fund portion of er’s office prior to or during the attendee. end of the project. Unzelman Portion of Lakeside the amendment will increase hearing. Screenings will look at cho- addressed concerns from the Drive in Mossyrock to expenditures by $17,721 and in- lesterol levels, diabetes risk, bone property owners who thought density, kidney function and the Be Closed to Through crease revenue by $16,134, result- County Commissioners more work was planned, which ing in a use of fund balance of amount of plaque buildup in the they believed would impact their Traffic $1,587. Proclaim September as arteries. properties. The amendment includes a To register, call 1-877-237- “There is no future project By The Chronicle $31,000 expenditure for the Au- National 1287 or visit lifelinescreening. planned there,” Unzelman said. A portion of Lakeside Drive ditor’s Office for recording serv- Recovery Month com. Pre-registration is required. in Mossyrock will be closed to ers and a large format printer Contract Renewed through traffic for over a week in and scanners, $2,000 in expen- By The Chronicle Lewis County September as the county works to ditures for the risk management The Board of Lewis County for Lewis County replace a culvert on the road. department for a computer and Commissioners proclaimed Commissioners The road will be closed from Jail Video Visitation, office equipment for the recently September as National Recovery Accept Change to Sept. 5 to Sept. 13 between hired public disclosure manager, Month at its Monday meeting in Arraignment System Streamside Drive and Lake as well as $200,000 in expendi- an effort to increase the aware- Roundtree Road Drive. tures, which is offset by the same ness of people dealing with men- By The Chronicle Lakeside Drive will remain amount of revenue, for the pur- tal or substance-use disorders By The Chronicle A contract with Homewav open for local access from either chase of sand and top rock for and their needs for treatment A change to Roundtree Road has been extended to provide end up to the closure at milepost the Public Works Department. and recovery support services. has been accepted by the Board video visitation and arraignment 0.22, according to a county agen- In the general fund portion Lewis County Public Health of Lewis County Commission- services to the Lewis County Jail. da report. of the amendment, there’s a and Social Services has partnered ers after a hearing was held on According to Chief Chris Larry Unzelman, real estate $3,433 expenditure completely with Cascade to hold a commu- Monday. Sweet, with the Lewis County services manager for the county, offset with the same amount nity recovery event in September. The road is threatened by Sheriff’s Office, the video kiosks said there are other roads in the of revenue for the Washington The event celebrating recov- the south fork of the Chehalis allow inmates to connect with general area available for detour Counties Insurance Fund well- ery month will take place from River, and about a year ago it was their families on home visitation. options. ness grant for the Auditor’s Of- 4 to 7 p.m. at Riverside Park in rebuilt away from the eroding They are also used for arraign- The Board of Lewis County fice, $2,211 in expenditures and Centralia on Friday, Sept. 15. banks that once abutted the road. ments with the Centralia and Commissioners approved the $500 in revenue for tuition costs Free hot dogs, chips and wa- The new road will now be Chehalis courts. temporary closure during its and a DUI traffic safety banquet ter will be provided. Vendors will added to maps to reflect its new The Homewav system in- Monday meeting. • Main 7 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017 $36,800 Bequest to Benefit Lewis County Animal Shelter By The Chronicle tal Accounting Standards Board proximately $200,000 the shelter onto over the years, but the ken- If a new structure is con- The Lewis County Animal “to commit specific financial has received from an estate that nels are in disrepair, the flooring structed, it likely won’t be bigger, resources for specific expendi- wasn’t identified at the meeting. but it will be more efficient for Shelter has received a $36,800 is coming up and the airflow is tures,” according to the agenda The money is slated to be not the best, according to Hanson. the shelter’s needs. bequest that will go toward capi- report. used for a possible remodel of the “Were hoping to do a possible “I think the future is going to tal maintenance and repairs at Commissioners committed animal shelter or a new building, new building on site and use this be pretty exciting,” Hanson said. the facility. the bequest to the capital acqui- which would be located on the building for overflow when we “We definitely need something, A resolution to funnel the sition, construction or repair of same property. have large puppy mill impounds, either a significant remodel or money into the appropriate fund assets and facilities at the animal “Our building was never real- when we have to hold them for repair or a new building.” was approved by the Board of shelter. ly set up to be a shelter,” Hanson months on end,” she said. A new building is estimated Lewis County Commissioners Amy Hanson, manager of the said, adding it used to be the old The animal shelter is located to cost over $1 million. So far, on Monday. shelter, said the bequest is sig- weed control facility back in the on 11 acres of county-owned prop- the shelter has close to $500,000 Commissioners have the au- nificant for the animal shelter. 1980s. erty on Centralia-Alpha Road, so in an account designated for the thority under the Governmen- The $36,800 is a portion of ap- The shelter has been added there’s room for a new building. project. Work Continues on Pioneer Church Replica at Fort Borst Park By The Chronicle Work to construct a replica pioneer church at Fort Borst Park began last week with the pouring of the foundation. “The cement was really the hard part,” project organizer and local historian Jean Bluhm said. Because the church is in a floodplain, the foundation had to be raised off the ground in order to protect the building, she said. The next step is to start building the structure. Every Saturday, starting Sept. 9, a work party will be held at 8 Graham Perednia a.m. to help build the church. Alex Viars, right, and Virgal Bluhm work on Saturday to remove the wood braces / [email protected] Bluhm said the church is for the the concrete was poured into for the pioneer church in Fort Borst Park. Work par- This week the foundation was laid for the pioneer church in Fort Borst Park. All the community to use and learn ties will be held every Saturday at 8 a.m. to build the replica church. work is done by volunteers during work parties held every Saturday morning at 8 a.m. from, so it should be built by those in the community. on the job. the winter, work can be done will be open for the community Jean Bluhm, 360-748-4362, or Construction skills are not The goal is to have the build- on the inside with the finishing to visit and learn about pioneer email her at jeanbluhm@com- required, she added. People can ing itself completed by October, touches coming in the spring. heritage next year, Bluhm said. cast.net to receive updates on the learn what they are doing while Bluhm said. Then, throughout If the schedule is followed, it For more information, call project. Morton Man Pleads Guilty to Immoral Communication with Teen By The Chronicle gree rape of a child and immoral child and immoral communica- with Barnett, a family friend. His sentencing hearing is A 23-year-old Morton man communication with a minor. tion. The two also reportedly talk- scheduled for Sept. 20. pleaded guilty Monday to allega- According to the initial charg- According to court docu- ed via social media messages The standard sentencing ing documents, the teen was 15. ments, deputies responded on about their sexual contact. range for the crime, given Bar- tions that he communicated with However, documents related to April 17 to a report of a rape of a Barnett reportedly told the nett’s criminal history, is four a teen in an attempt to have a his sentencing list the teen’s age teen girl in Randle. girl not to tell anyone what they to 12 months in jail. The Lewis sexual relationship with her. as 17. The girl’s mother reported had done and to delete the mes- County Prosecutor’s Office plans Michael J. Barnett was He pleaded guilty Monday to that she learned the teen had a sages, according to court docu- to ask for a sentence of 12 months, charged April 18 with third-de- attempted third-degree rape of a consensual sexual relationship ments. according to court documents. Thurston County Commissioners Reconsider Septic Plans Commissioner Edwards A former commission passed and it would put the county in based on individual systems and causing large algae blooms are the updated plan with a $10 flat a better position to compete the type of soil that is around impacted by numerous factors Says There Is No One fee to fund it in 2016. The new for on-site septic system related them. He would also like it to al- besides nearby on-site septic sys- Size Fits All Solution, commissioners repealed the fee grants. low on-site septic system owners tems. Homeowners could be us- but left the plan itself in place in However, it would limit the to repair a failed system without ing too much fertilizer in their Commissioners Must order to study the issue further. county’s ability to identify failed totally replacing it. landscaping or geese could be Find Ways to Address The new plan provides staff systems in other parts of the “It seems like we always im- living on the lake year-round, and communities a better direc- county, and residents would be pose a one size fits all,” Edwards adding additional materials Individual Conditions tion to monitor public health, ac- denied services offered to those said. “I’m trying to keep com- through their excrement. By Graham Perednia cording to a staff report. It would who pay. It would also have an mon sense in place.” Edwards suggested bodies of [email protected] also provide a higher level of unequal pay scale, with residents A system inspection is already water such as lakes be used as service to on-site septic system paying more based on where required at the time ownership is a monitor to see if systems are Thurston County Commis- owners and create a more equi- they live. transferred, Edwards said. People failing if those other causes are sioners took the first steps on table program. The fees would be The third option is to rescind sell their homes more frequently ruled out. Thursday to address one of the replaced for a service model that the update, keeping the first plan now, he added. They don’t buy The improvements made to most contentious issues of last would provide a stable funding in place. While it would avoid a house and live in it for life like the water quality on the Hender- year’s campaigns — the on-site source to implement the plan. It controversy, it would limit the they used to, he said. son Watershed are credited to septic system plan. would also put the county in a ability of the county to detect “Why can’t that be the fail safe the stricter on-site septic system Staff presented three pos- better position when applying for failures and to compete for on- when it comes to protecting our regulations there, Edwards said. sibilities to the commissioners: environmental grants. site septic system grants. groundwater?” he said. The commissioners left them in move forward with the proposed Staff recognized in the report “Public policy should be based In addition, Edwards said place because they are working plan, rescind the plan update or the new fees may be unpopular on all the facts,” Commissioner he’d liked to see more education and can be used as an example to develop a new plan focused on with some, especially if fees are Gary Edwards told The Chroni- about how to maintain a system the rest of the county as how to Puget Sound watersheds and introduced to all on-site septic cle. “I want to make sure we are throughout the county and he address critical areas. other high priority areas. system owners. in a situation where everything would like to have greater cooper- Edwards said his ideas may Under state law, each one of The second option to create we do is fact driven.” ation between the county govern- take more time and effort to im- the 12 Puget Sound counties need a plan focused on high prior- During the update process, ment and the communities to in- plement but he believes they are to have a plan in place to monitor ity areas would address the most some of the scientific data pre- crease knowledge about the issues. the best option for citizens. septic systems and repair those important areas. It would also sented by staff was questioned Other factors impacting wa- “I want to fix the environment that fail. Thurston County passed charge fees only to those in the for accuracy; however, it was ter quality should be looked at and do it right,” he said. “Let’s one in 2008 and began a process affected areas, but those who never proven false. as well, he said. For example, the come up with solutions that to update it in 2015. paid would have more services Edwards wants to see a plan amount of nutrients in a lake solve problems.” News in Brief

tained a protective order against Port Angeles Police Depart- Police: Fight Over Kent Man Charged him in 2004, saying she believed ment officers are investigating. Island County Sheriff: Dating A Girl Led to With Fatally Stabbing he would kill her. Man Beat Dog That Beating Death Wife In Front of Son Teen Critical After Lake Killed Chicken AIRWAY HEIGHTS, Wash. SEATTLE (AP) — A man has Authorities Rescue Washington Rescue COUPEVILLE, Wash. (AP) (AP) — Authorities say a 53-year- been charged with premeditated Man After Cliff Fall SEATTLE (AP) — Authori- — Authorities say a 36-year-old old man who died after being murder in what prosecutors say Near Port Angeles ties say a teen is in critical con- man has been jailed on investiga- beaten outside his apartment was a brazen attack on his wife in dition after he was pulled from tion of animal cruelty and other complex was trying to break up front of her son. PORT ANGELES, Wash. Lake Washington where he had charges after a dog was beaten an argument that two teenagers The Seattle Times report- (AP) — Authorities hoisted a been taking a water test as part and shot in Coupeville. were having about dating a girl. ed Aregay Tesfamariam was 31-year-old man from the side of of a boating program. The Island County Sheriff’s The Spokesman-Review re- charged Monday in the death of a cliff after the man fell near Port KOMO-TV reported Seattle Office said in a news release ported Terry Toner was killed Tringo Ferede-Tesema in Kent Angeles on the Olympic Penin- firefighters were called to the Monday that deputies responded on Friday and the two teenagers, last week. sula. dock in the Sand Point neighbor- to reports that a man was beat- 19-year-old Brandon Pierce and Charging documents say Tes- The U.S. Coast Guard says hood Monday for a boy who had ing a dog Sunday afternoon. 18-year-old Christian Palmer, famariam was covered in blood authorities received a call Mon- slipped under the water. The office says an investiga- were arrested. Both are accused and carrying a knife when he day afternoon requesting medi- Seattle Fire Department tion determined that after a dog of second-degree murder. was arrested Wednesday near cal transport for a patient with spokeswoman Kristen Tinsley had killed a chicken at one resi- Toner initially called in a noise the family’s home on South multiple broken bones. says the 17-year-old boy had dence, Jonathan Rasmussen fol- complaint on the teenagers' party. 207th Place. A Port Angeles helicopter been taking a water test as part lowed the dog back to its home He later went outside and ap- Ferede-Tesema was found aircrew conducted the hoist of of a YouthCare Seattle boating and allegedly beat it with a pickax. proached the two suspects, which at the scene with critical stab the man and a Port Angeles Fire program with Sail Sand Point. The Sheriff’s Office says Rasmus- is when police say witnesses saw wounds. She died at a hospital. Department emergency medical The teen reportedly was un- sen is accused of finishing the dog Pierce and Palmer hit and stomp Charging papers say the cou- technician from the cliff. derwater for about six minutes off with a .22 caliber rifle. on Toner while he was lying on ple’s son had tried to intervene The Coast Guard says the before he was found and pulled He was booked into Island the ground motionless. Witness- in the attack by grabbing for the man was taken to Seattle’s Har- onto the dock. County Jail Sunday night. es say a baseball bat was used. knife and striking his father with borview Medical Center. The Sail Sand Point’s Executive Sheriff Mark Brown says Authorities say Pierce said he a vase. Coast Guard says his condition Director Mary Anne Ward says Rasmussen is scheduled for a "did not intend for (Toner) to die," Kent police say Tesfamari- was stable as of Monday evening. about 2,000 children take part in preliminary court appearance while Palmer told detectives he am told detectives he had long It wasn’t immediately clear the program every year and all Monday afternoon. It was not had no memory of the fight due planned to kill Ferede-Tesema. what happened to cause the fall take the water test before going immediately clear whether he to his head injury. Documents show she ob- from the cliff. out in the boats. had an attorney yet. Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017

Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman State Supreme Court Must Clarify Culvert Ruling By The Seattle Times Editorial Board Other Views blamed the state for bad culverts cause land-use and development As Ferguson argued in a fil- In a lawsuit with huge im- and sued for their removal and decisions affect the waters of this ing, the Supreme Court “has plications for Washington, At- enable fish to safely travel in replacement. state, where salmon are present, held that Indian treaties ‘cannot torney General Bob Ferguson streams passing underneath Really, the feds should fix that they should in a sense be be rewritten or expanded be- rightly asks the U.S. Supreme roadways, should be improved culverts they had the state install co-managers of the lands and yond their clear terms to remedy Court to consider whether the for habitat recovery. Washington to faulty standards. waters of our state,” former At- a claimed injustice or to achieve state must spend billions on fish has been upgrading culverts More important is the legal torney General Rob McKenna, the asserted understanding of culverts. since the 1990s. precedent that will be set if the who handled the case for eight the parties.’ ” The culvert work was upheld But the state should not ruling stands. It would establish years, said in an interview. Yet the culvert ruling de- by the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court waste a fortune replacing cul- new tribal authority: If tribes McKenna believes that’s why clares a “massive new right of Appeals. It directs the state to verts on streams that don’t can demand culvert removal on tribes rejected settlement offers. and obligation” and “entirely promptly remove and upgrade support fish, because they are nontribal land, they could follow The state offered to accelerate its ignored” the treaty agreement in nearly 1,000 culverts at an es- blocked by other obstructions. up with lawsuits demanding the culvert replacement. which the tribes ceded authority timated cost of $1.8 billion. Su- There are other absurd ele- removal of dams or cessation of Federal and state government over nontribal land. preme Court review must clarify ments in the ruling. The culverts farming and development activi- mistreated tribes in the past. But The ruling in effect finds that questions raised by the ruling, in question were built mostly ties. judges cannot rewrite that dark tribes “silently retained a right to including the extent of tribal au- with federal money, follow- “The goal of the tribes from chapter in our history or modify control land use decisions and thority on nontribal land. ing federal standards. Yet in the beginning in this case is to the 1855 treaty at issue in the Of course, culverts, which 2001, the feds, allied with tribes, establish the principle that be- culvert case. please see CULVERT, page Main 11 COMMENTARY: Highlighting Lewis County Cowlitz Convention Laid Groundwork for Creating Washington State One hundred sixty-six years ago today, 26 early pioneers gathered near Toledo to discuss ‘‘Congress created dividing Oregon Territory in Washington Territory two, with the northern portion called “Columbia.” on March 2, 1853, but For a region among the richest in Washington history, we in changed the proposed Lewis County at times lose sight name from Columbia of the important role local pioneers played in settling the state. to honor the nation’s It took a telephone call last week from Fe- first president.’’ licks Banal, a producer, host, Letters and historian Many today ignore that early for KIRO Ra- gathering and credit the larger, Look Beyond Opinions at the high school (required by health club memberships, cars, dio in Seattle, more popular Monticello con- the city), increased repairs needed lawn equipment and more. to remind me vention a year later (held at H.D. on Toledo School Bond by aging facilities and a new roof The city council also pointed of the historic Huntington’s home near present- for the middle school. out that people driving to Cheha- day Longview) for spurring cre- I am writing to be sure that convention held concerned readers have factual This increase provided a total lis to shop would be paying a ma- Aug. 29, 1851, at By Julie McDonald ation of Washington Territory. of $420,000 over four years. As jority of the taxes collected (not a But in a January 1922 Wash- information and clarity regard- Cowlitz Land- ing the upcoming Toledo School promised, the water system proj- good reason to screw over those ington Historical Quarterly piece, ect is nearly complete. The dis- ing, just a mile District bond measure scheduled supporting our local shops). The noted historian Edmond S. Mea- trict has completed several costly south of the Toledo bridge. for Nov. 7. city council also presented a cost ny stated unequivocally that Con- repair and maintenance projects At that time, Oregon Terri- The Toledo School District sheet for the road projects that gress acted on the 1851 Cowlitz as well as updates over the course tory’s northern region, known is requesting authority from the would have dropped Bill Gates convention, and the memorial of the last two years. When the off the 100 richest people in the as “Lewis County,” stretched community to sell $12.9 million sent to Congress afterward. THS water supply project is com- world list. What they failed to from the Cowlitz River north to in bonds for the purpose of updat- In fact, he points out that pleted the district will be able to mention was that Washington Sitka, Alaska, and from the Pa- ing Toledo High School and per- cific Ocean to the Cascades. An the Monticello convention took determine whether funds exist state will be picking up as much forming needed repairs to Toledo 1850 census identified 457 white place Nov. 25, 1852, and Joseph to complete a roof project. The as 93 percent of the cost of those Elementary and Middle schools. people living there. Lane, Oregon Territory’s del- hope is that the roof can be ad- projects. The city council also This figure is based on profession- Delegates at the two-day egate to Congress, introduced a dressed and bond funds will noted the lengthy list of projects. al cost estimates provided to the Cowlitz convention drafted a me- resolution in Congress to create not be needed. No one disputes What they failed to mention is morial asking Congress to create a new territory only 11 days later, district by Construction Services that the district facilities need to that all those projects have been the new territory and build mili- on Dec. 6, 1852. At that time, Group (CSG). CSG is a company be repaired and updated- even on their six-year plan for over a tary roads from the Columbia it would have been physically that serves school districts all over those who have been critical of decade. Yep, year after year af- River to Puget Sound and east to impossible for news to reach the state and has a long track re- the district agree that the high ter year, all those “got to fix now” Walla Walla. They also divided the East Coast so quickly. The cord of accurate and complete es- school needs work. projects were on the list. The city the proposed new territory into a Committee on Territories re- timates of school projects. I urge community members council also displayed pictures dozen smaller counties. ceived the Cowlitz convention’s Our Facility Advisory Com- to look beyond the opinions of different roads needing some Among the delegates were memorial, submitted by John mittee comprised of concerned expressed in letters to the edi- serious repair. What they didn’t many names familiar to today’s B. Chapman, a year before Lane citizens and taxpayers deter- tor and investigate the facilities volunteer was that the roads de- residents — Simon Plomondon introduced his resolution. mined that this bond package was needs for themselves. partment allows those roads to (a Northwest Fur Co. employee “We now know that his something that the community deteriorate so that when they ask who explored the region in late memorial of the Cowlitz con- could support. Mr. Siegel, who Chris Rust for grant money the Department 1818, married the Cowlitz chief’s vention reached Delegate Lane was in attendance at all meetings Toledo School District superintendent of Transportation will pay more daughter, and saw the birth of his and was by him filed with the of the facilities committee, has for repair or replacing them. I first child here in 1821); John R. Committee on Territories as written letters to this paper detail- Transparency in Gov’t at feel like one of those Ginsu knife Jackson (1844 settler known for early as Dec. 30, 1851, and that ing some of the factual informa- commercials. Yep, there’s more. Jackson Prairie, Jackson Highway Lane evidently acted on that tion related to the bond and the a Low Point Locally and Some other items the city and Jackson Courthouse); Sidney memorial and the accompany- processes of the committee. Mr. council failed to mention: The S. Ford (Fords Prairie in Cen- ing papers by introducing his Siegel wrote letters to the editor Nationally revenue has gone up over $1.5 tralia); Joseph Borst (Borst Park effective resolution on Dec. 6, based on information provided Transparency in government million since 2014. They also get and Borst House in Centralia); 1851, before it was at all possible by me. In the Aug. 17 edition seems to be at a low point not rent from four new businesses on Schuyler S. Saunders (who with for him to know anything of the of The Chronicle, Mr. Reid ob- only nationally but locally as well. the west side of the freeway. If you his wife, Eliza, settled Saunders Monticello convention of Nov. served, correctly, that Mr. Siegel’s A prime example would be look at the leases of Burger King, Bottom, today known as Cheha- 25, 1852,” Meany said. information related to students the recent tax increase voted in Sonic, Dutch Brothers and Taco lis); and Michael Trout Simmons Congress created Washing- choosing to enroll in Toledo com- by the citizens of Chehalis. Had Bell, you will add up more than (founder of Tumwater). ton Territory on March 2, 1853, pared to those who choose other the city council laid out more $125,000 a year, and that doesn’t The memorial and full but changed the proposed name districts was in error. The error is than just negatives of why a tax include the sales tax that will be proceedings of the Cowlitz from Columbia to honor the na- mine. I am the person who con- increase was necessary I seriously collected. I don’t think the rev- convention were published in tion’s first president. firmed incorrect information. I doubt the vote would have turned enues collected showed a full year The Oregonian Sept. 20, 1851, It’s also interesting to read regret that Mr. Siegel’s perspec- out in favor of a higher tax. of the vehicle dealerships either. and the Oregon Spectator Sept. that at the Cowlitz convention, tive was diminished in any way by I believe there were 1,164 of While the city council took 23, 1851. The memorial noted in the memorial granting males my oversight. To clarify, the num- 3,800 register voters who voted, the time to forecast the amount that Oregon Territory’s seat of over 18 the right to vote, Sim- ber of students entering and leav- and of that 639 voted for and 525 of new revenue generated from government was 300 miles from mons submitted an amendment ing the district varies from year to voted against. That means 58 few- an unneeded tax, they failed the north’s principle settlements, to insert “Except Negroes and year and has a negligible impact er votes for approval and the mea- miserably at forecasting new and leaving citizens “neglected” and Indians.” Are there memorials to on the overall budget. In 2016-17, sure fails. The city council spoke growing sources of revenue. with “no benefit or convenience Simmons in Tumwater that need 102 students left the district and of a cent more on coffee, but in Transparency in government whatever” from the government. to come down because of this? 84 students were admitted. In truth not everyone buys coffee, is just another oxymoron. It noted that traveling to the ••• 2015, TSD requested an increase but we do buy medicine, pet food, clerk’s office in Oregon City cost Julie McDonald, a personal his- in the levy. The increase was to toiletries, appliances, all kinds of Jerry Lord more and took longer than a trip torian from Toledo, may be reached pay for the water supply remedies repairs, dinner out, the movies, Chehalis from St. Louis, Mo., to Boston. at [email protected].

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Items submitted are subject to editing and be sent to [email protected]. n Editor Eric Schwartz can be reached at (360) discussion of vital issues and events affecting will become the property of this newspaper. Po- 807-8224, or by e-mail at eschwartz@chronline. the quality of life in Lewis County and adjoining etry is not accepted. com. regions. When necessary, we will be willing to take a tough, definitive stance on a controversial issue. • Main 9 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017 Suspect Pleads Guilty to Driving While High, Injuring Woman in Centralia Crash ON HEROIN: Joshua which was driven by Shorb. The driver of the Chevrolet C. Shorb Apologizes had back and shoulder pain and to Victims During was transported to Providence Centralia Hospital, where she Lewis County Superior was later diagnosed with a bro- Court Hearing ken collarbone. The woman’s husband and at least two chil- By Natalie Johnson dren were in the vehicle, but they [email protected] were not injured, according to the Lewis County Prosecutor’s Although no victims were in Office. the courtroom to hear him, an Shorb and the driver of the Olympia man pleading guilty Volkswagen were not injured. to vehicular assault Monday Before the crash, Shorb’s emotionally expressed his regret vehicle was allegedly driving and sorrow for causing a July 29 southbound at more than 50 crash that damaged three cars miles per hour, swerving in and and broke another driver’s col- out of traffic. The vehicle report- larbone. edly jumped a concrete lane di- “I feel like a monster,” said vider before hitting the Volkswa- Joshua C. Shorb, 32, who admit- gen, then the Chevrolet. ted to being under the influence Police indicated after the of heroin at the time of the crash. crash that Shorb denied being “A friend of mine was killed by a under the influence, but report- drunk driver when I was young- ed that he was acting erratically. er and I never thought I’d find Natalie Johnson / [email protected] A blood sample was drawn to test myself in this position.” Joshua Shorb makes his first appearance in Lewis County Superior Court on Monday, July 31. whether he was under the influ- Lewis County Superior Court ence of a drug. Judge James Lawler sentenced On Monday, Shorb told Lawl- Shorb to 17 months in prison, case from Lynnwood Municipal er he was under the influence of minus the 31 days he’s spent in Court at the time of the Centra- heroin during the crash. custody at the Lewis County Jail, lia crash. Kevin Nelson, Shorb’s at- in accordance with a recommen- ‘‘I feel like a monster. A friend of “I hope that you get it. Maybe torney, said his client wished to dation by both his attorney and you do,” Lawler said. plead guilty and take responsi- the Lewis County Prosecutor’s mine was killed by a drunk driver when According to court docu- bility almost immediately. Office. Shorb will also be on I was younger and I never thought I’d ments and the Centralia Police “We think this is an appropri- state Department of Corrections Department, police responded ate resolution for this case,” Nelson supervision for up to 18 months find myself in this position.’’ at 12:29 p.m. July 29 to the inter- said. “He’s been wanting to take following his release. section of East Bridge Street and responsibility since the very begin- Lawler said he thought it Harrison Avenue in Centralia to Joshua C. Shorb ning when I first met with him.” was unfortunate that it took in- specaking about driving under the influence of heroin a report of a three-vehicle crash. While the total amount of juring someone else for Shorb Police arrived at the scene restitution has not been set, to realize his drug habit could to find three vehicles with sig- Shorb agreed Monday to pay for do harm to others, beyond just nificant damage — a silver Volk- damage to the victim’s vehicle himself. Shorb has six prior fel- convictions for violation of the Act. He had an active warrant swagen Jetta, a blue Chevrolet and for medical bills as part of ony convictions, including four Uniform Controlled Substances in a driving under the influence Traverse and a gray Nissan Cube, his plea agreement. Good News for Gophers: ‘It’s Now a Farm And Will Stay that Way Forever’ By Lisa Pemberton three ran as political indepen- pocket gopher, which is listed The Olympian dents, and have changed some as threatened under the Endan- of the work done by the previous gered Species Act. Five acres of the historic Bush Democrat-majority commission. “They like it there,” Mark Prairie Farm off Old Highway 99 “Thurston County had award- Clark said with a chuckle. Southeast near Tumwater will ed us $75,000 from the Conser- “They’re very happy.” be protected from future devel- vation Futures Program, when He said they’ve learned to opment, thanks to a conserva- we started the project in 2014, but live with the critters, planting in tion easement that was recently then they (the new commission) ways that keep gopher damage granted to Capitol Land Trust. to a minimum, and extra plants, The property is where George voted not to give us the funding and Isabella Bush, and their chil- when we closed on the easement knowing that gophers will take dren homesteaded in 1845. More this summer,” Reed said. “We a share or two. They’ve been than 500 acres of their land was had to scramble at the last min- working with two developers to sold and is now part of the Olym- ute and luckily were able to raise list their farm as mitigation for pia Regional Airport. Mark and the funds from private individu- construction projects in the area, Kathleen Clark bought the Bush Steve Bloom / The Olympian als to complete the purchase of and the easement is expected to Prairie Farm in October 2009. Harvesting flowers and produce August 27, Bush Family farm owners Mark and the conservation easement.” help that process along, he said. The conservation easement Kathleen Clark along with the Capitol Land Trust announced a conservation ease- The Clarks also made a do- The farm is zoned “light strips all future development ment for Bush Prairie Farm. That will keep 5-acre property as a farm and historic nation toward the easement, she industrial” and until recently rights from the property. place forever, with no development ever allowed on it. said. Clark said they worried that fu- “Frankly, we’re still pinching The Clarks grow vegetables and ture owners could use it to build ourselves that we were able to get ture’s Natural Resources Conser- said. flowers as a Community Support- warehouses on the site, and ruin this done,” Mark Clark told The vation Service. The total cost of In June, a matching grant for ed Agriculture farm. Bush Prairie its prairie habitat. Olympian. the project was about $170,000, the project from Thurston Coun- Farm also has been the site of an Now, it’s protected from that. The conservation is a part- according to Capitol Land Trust ty was canceled by the Thurston archaeological field school for The “It cannot be developed — nership with Lacey-based Capi- Executive Director Amanda County Board of Commissioners. Evergreen State College. nope, nope,” Clark said. “…It’s tol Land Trust, the Clarks and Reed. The USDA kicked in Two of the three commissioners The farm’s natural prairie now a farm and will stay that the U.S. Department of Agricul- $82,500 for the easement, she were elected in November. All habitat is ripe for the Mazama way forever.” State Puts Hold On New Pens for Farmed Atlantic Salmon After Mass Escape in Puget Sound By Lynda V. Mapes The Seattle Times ‘‘These fish don’t A planned expansion of At- belong here in our lantic salmon net-pen operations in the Strait of Juan de Fuca is on waters, and I’ll do hold and no new operations will be allowed under a permit mora- what I can to get rid torium imposed after a mass es- of them. With all cape of farmed salmon. Cooke Aquaculture Pacific the mopping up I’ve had planned to move and ex- been doing over the pand its operations near the Ediz Hook. But its failure to safely op- weekend, I can now erate and maintain its existing Cypress Island Farm, allowing add ‘janitor’ to my about half the 305,000 farmed résumé.’’ Atlantic salmon there to escape, caused Gov. Jay Inslee and Hila- ry Franz, commissioner of public Dana Wilson lands, to jointly issue a morato- Lummi fisherman rium on any new or pending permits for fish farming in Wash- The farmed fish went on the ington. lam just as native salmon are The moratorium is in place making their way back to the while the state investigates the spawning grounds. Merle Jef- cause of the failure of part of ferson, natural-resources direc- Cooke’s facility near Guemes tor at Lummi, said the tribe is Island beginning Aug. 19 and Beau Garreau / DAKO. 5TUDIOS culminating Aug. 20 with a cata- Atlantic salmon that escaped from a broken fish pen near Anacortes last weekend were caught earlier this week. concerned the nonnative fish strophic collapse of the structure, — classified as a pollutant by the which contained 10 net pens state Department of Ecology — and some 3 million pounds of compliance with the terms of the State agencies launched a in its net pens. So far the company will compete with wild fish on farmed Atlantic salmon. lease, said Cori Simmons, head unified emergency response to has captured about 120,000 fish in the spawning grounds and could The company also now is in of communications for DNR. the spill Saturday. By then the the mangled farm, some dead and potentially carry diseases. default on its lease agreement Meanwhile the Washington Lummi Nation had declared the some alive, according to the most “These fish don’t belong here in with the Department of Natural Department of Fish and Wildlife state’s response a failure and ini- recent update posted by the DNR. our waters, and I’ll do what I can Resources (DNR), which leases (WDFW) has been receiving re- tiated an emergency fishery of its There were 305,000 fish in to get rid of them,” said Lummi the public’s bedlands to the global, ports of Atlantic salmon dispers- own to mop up the spill. the net pens to start with, and fisherman Dana Wilson. “With foreign corporation for its opera- ing over a 60-mile area since the The tribe pledged to pay buy- the tribe has caught about 20,000. all the mopping up I’ve been do- tions in Washington waters. The wreck of the farm, said Bruce Bot- ers to take Atlantic salmon caught The company was continuing to ing over the weekend, I can now company acquired eight net-pen ka, spokesman for the department. by Lummi fishermen, who caught work Monday at getting remain- add ‘janitor’ to my résumé.” facilities from Icicle Seafoods WDFW has launched a web more than 200,000 pounds of At- ing fish out of its facility. The Washington is the home to about a year ago and operates all page where it asks anglers to lantic salmon over the weekend, number of fish left in the nets the largest open-water salmon- of them under leases with DNR. report their catch of the fugi- according to the tribe. was “not significant,” Simmons farming industry in the nation. The company, based in Can- tive fish, to help the department Cooke meanwhile has also of the DNR said, indicating Alaska and California ban such ada, must correct its failures at track how far the farmed fish been deploying a diver with a about half the fish at the farm operations, and none operate in Cypress Island to come back into range from the site of the spill. vacuum hose to capture fish still had escaped. Oregon. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017

Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT lice Department. cell phone was reported stolen picion of third-degree malicious degree theft. Vehicles Damaged in Crashes • At 12:09 p.m. on Sunday, a from the 200 block of West Ma- mischief, domestic violence. • At 5:02 p.m. on Saturday, hit and run was reported in the ple Street. police responded to a report of a • At 3:16 p.m. on Friday, a 200 block of South Pearl Street. Hit and Run theft in the 1100 block of South two-vehicle collision was report- Jeffrey S. Palmer, 61, of Centra- Theft From Business Reported Market Boulevard of $600 in ed in the 1800 block of Cooks lia, was cited on suspicion of hit • At 3:17 p.m. on Friday, a merchandise. Carrie L. Pena, 38, Hill Road. No injuries were re- and run, unattended. • At 5:21 p.m. on Sunday, po- hit and run was reported in of Toledo, was cited on suspicion ported. Both vehicles were dam- lice received a report of a theft of the 1100 block of South Market of third-degree theft. aged. Gasoline Stolen merchandise from a business in Boulevard. The suspect vehicle • At 4:45 p.m. on Friday, a the 1300 block of Lum Road. was described as a red truck. • At 9:41 a.m. on Saturday, Vehicle Damaged in Malicious two-vehicle collision was re- Mischief ported in the 100 block of North gasoline was reported stolen from Woman Booked on Drug Charge Women Attempt Cat Theft Tower Avenue. No injuries were a vehicle the previous night in the • At 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, 1700 block of Providence Lane. • At 10:19 p.m. on Sunday, • At 7:50 p.m. Friday, police reported. Both vehicles were police responded to the 1100 received a report of an attempt- police received a report of mali- damaged. block of Harrison Avenue and ed theft of a pet cat. A woman cious mischief to a vehicle in the Liquor Taken arrested Ashley E. Howland, reported her son returned home 800 block of Southwest Chehalis Food Stolen • At 6:58 p.m. on Saturday, 29, of Chehalis, on suspicion of to find two women in their yard Avenue. The incident reportedly occurred in the past two days. • At 6:49 a.m. on Saturday, a bottle of liquor was reported possession of a controlled sub- with a cat carrier attempting to police received a report that a stolen from a store in the 1100 stance. She was also referred steal their cat. block of Harrison Avenue. to prosecutors on suspicion of Possible Vehicle male suspect stole food in the Prowlers Spotted 600 block of South Tower Av- providing false information to Loud Music Generates Complaint police. enue. Rock Shatters Window • At 10:50 p.m. on Friday, • At 5:56 p.m. on Saturday, • At 12:48 a.m. on Sunday, police received a report of loud police received a report of two Accused Shoe Thief police received a report of a rock CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT music at an address in the 1200 people looking into vehicles in Flees on Bicycle shattering a window of a resi- Dogs Stolen block of Southwest Elzina Street. the 1100 block of Sylvenus Street. dence in the 400 block of South • At 12:51 p.m. on Friday, • At 9:36 a.m. on Saturday, Iron Street. Accused Shoplifters Cited Driver Arrested on DUI Charge shoes were reported stolen from police received a report of a • At 9:20 p.m. on Saturday, a store in the 100 block of West Centralia Man Booked on theft of a dog and puppies in the • At 2:47 p.m. on Saturday, High Street in Centralia. The 600 block of Southeast Dobson police responded to a report of police responded to the intersec- suspect allegedly fled the scene Malicious Mischief Charge Court. a shoplifter in the 1600 block of tion of Northwest State Avenue on a bicycle. • At 6:54 a.m. on Sunday, po- Northwest Louisiana Avenue. and Prindle street and arrested lice responded to the 1500 block Woman Cited on Malicious James M. Rada, 36, of Chehalis, Kane M. Crozier, 40, of Cheha- Hit and Runs of Pike Street and arrested Omar Mischief Charge was cited on suspicion of third- please see SIRENS, page Main 11 Perez-Ramirez, 25, of Centralia, • At 12:29 p.m. on Saturday, a on suspicion of third-degree • At 4:06 p.m. on Friday, po- hit and run damaging a parked malicious mischief, domestic lice received a report from the vehicle was reported in the 1100 violence. 300 block of Northwest Georgia block of Harrison Avenue. A Avenue of a woman trashing a witness was able to provide the house, damaging plants and an license plate number of the flee- Cell Phone Stolen air conditioner. Amber Estorja, ing vehicle, according to the Po- • At 3:54 p.m. on Sunday, a 30, of Chehalis, was cited on sus- Death Notices years old. you find an error or believe a news ••• item is incorrect, please call the • Charles L. Curtis, 77, Chehalis, died at newsroom as soon as possible at home Aug. 26. A funeral service will be The Chronicle seeks to be accu- 807-8224, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. held at Jackson Prairie Church in Che- rate and fair in all its reporting. If Monday through Friday. halis at 11 a.m., Sept. 2, followed by a graveside service at Napavine Cemetery in Napavine. Arrangements are under the direction of Newell-Hoerling’s Make This The Year You Pre-Plan NEWELL-HOERLING’S MORTUARY Mortuary. Funeral Planning ahead of time means: • Oran A. Sickles, 94, Winlock, died Friday, Dedicated Service Since 1907 Aug. 25, at home. A graveside service • Your family knows your wishes with military honors will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Winlock Cemetery. • Your loved ones are relieved of financial issues A memorial service will follow at the • Emotional, costly decisions are avoided 205 West Pine Street Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day • You have peace of mind knowing you have Saints, Mountain View Ward. Arrange- Centralia, WA 98531 given your family a loving gift CH576253hw.ke ments are under the care of Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. Call Gary to schedule a Pre-Planning appointment or for advice on how to start the conversation about final wishes T. 360.736.3317 / www.NewellHoerlings.com Corrections Julie McDonald’s column OUR LEWIS COUNTY CH576244kh.ke ARRANGEMENT OFFICE Aug. 22 contained two errors. 1126 S. Gold St., Suite 208 Frank Peretti addressed the Centralia, WA 1928 ~ 2017 Oregon Christian Writers conference Tuesday and Friday of For Appointments Call 360-807-4468 Available 24/7 the previous week, and he is 66 Wilma Nadine DeBow Zumbuhl and they had six children. Maryalice Carson McReynolds She is survived by her children, Sandra Tunnell she had done, such as parasailing children. In addition she was an (David), Lyons, Ore., Fred over Lake Tahoe on her 80th active member of the Community Zumbuhl, Sterling, Alaska, birthday. Church in Mossyrock. She Alyce Howard (Daniel), Maryalice was born Aug. 4, enjoyed square dancing with Rathdrum, Idaho, Myra 1926, in Pomona, Calif. She was Harry and many friends and Zumbuhl, Chehalis, Wash., welcomed by her parents, Walter acquaintances grew from their Mariann Zumbuhl, Chehalis, and Bessie Eckard and sisters, square dancing trips and parties. Wash., and Edward Zumbuhl Marjorie, Dorothy and Pauline. After Harry’s death, (Sherry), Winlock, Wash.; 10 Later, a sister, Virginia and a son, Maryalice moved to Brookings, grandchildren; and 12 great- Walter Jr. would join the family. Ore., where she found her grandchildren. In addition, In May 1943, at the age of Shangri-La at Macklyn Cove as Willma is survived by her 16, she married Harry "Chic" well as the love of her life, Paul sister, Rometta Anderson W. Carson. This marriage lasted McReynolds. Maryalice and Wilma was born July 23, (Joe), Chehalis, Wash.; 52 years, until Harry’s death Paul were married in September 1928, at the Brown Place, brother, Ralph DeBow (Joye), in 1995. In November 1944, 2003, and enjoyed some of the in Hardesty, Okla., to Roma Chehalis, Wash; Christle daughter, Linda Elizabeth and happiest times of their lives until C. and Hazel B. DeBow. Scheuber (Joe), Chehalis, She passed into the Lord’s Thursday, Aug. 24, 2017, in January 1946, son, William Maryalice’s death. Wash.; and numerous nieces loving arms Aug. 26, 2017, in at 4:25 p.m., the loving and Michael, were welcomed into the She is survived by Paul, her and nephews. Centralia, Wash. generous heart of Maryalice family. The family lived in the husband of almost 14 years; She was preceded in death by Wilma was seven years Carson McReynolds gave out Mossyrock, Wash., area where children, Linda Carson Gorkis her parents, Roma and Hazel old when she moved with her and she passed into the open Harry owned a small logging (Andrew) and Michael Carson DeBow; sister, Mildred Pope; family to Washington. She arms of her Saviour, waiting on operation. When Lake Mayfield(Eva); granddaughter, Misty and brother, Dale DeBow. attended school in Adna and the steps of Heaven’s front door. was created, farm land along the Doty (John); great-grandsons, A memorial service in 1946, she graduated from Maryalice was 91 years old and shore was developed by Harry Malcolm and Isaac; step- will be held at Cooks Adna High School. lived in her condominium at into lake side lots and became daughters, Karen Crogan (Steve) Hill Community Church, She liked school plays and Macklyn Cove, in Brookings, known as Harmony Lakeside and Pauline Cobbler (Bob); Friday, Sept. 1, 2017, at cheerleading. Wilma worked Ore. She passed away in her own Addition. brother, Walter Jr.; and many 12 p.m. A private family in the Lewis County Assessor’s home surrounded by friends and After Lake Mayfield was nieces and nephews. Her nephew inurnment will be held at family, who held her hand and created, Maryalice developed Tim was especially close. Office for six years. She moved Claquato Cemetery. to Nevada and worked for the stayed close by her side. Harmony Park, a lake side RV An open casket viewing In lieu of flowers, Open Pit Gold Mining Co. She She struggled with severe Park and camp grounds. From will be held at The Redwood donations may be made then moved to Beaverton, Ore., dementia for over 10 years a humble start in a cow pasture, Memorial Chapel, 1020 Fifield to Cooks Hill Community where she worked for the City before her death. However, she it was her vision that made St., Brookings, OR 97415, Aug. Church, 2400 Cooks always knew those closest to her; Harmony Park into a destination 31, 2017, from 10 to 11 a.m. of Hillsboro for six years. After Hill Rd., Centralia, WA returning to Centralia, she husband Paul, who lovingly cared campground for many RV clubs. Graveside services will follow at 98531 or Providence joined Cooks Hill Community for her and daughter, Linda, who Planted on a hillside covered with the W.K. Ward Memorial Center, SoundHomeCare and Church, where she loved often made trips from Scottsdale, blackberry vines, she eradicated 1035 7th St., Brookings, Ore., Hospice, 3432 South Bay volunteering. Her interests Ariz. Her stepdaughters, Karen, those vines and then developed a from 1 to 2 p.m. Rd. NE, Olympia, WA included spending time with Bellingham, Wash., and Pauline, friendship garden with paths and 98506. Redding, Calif., were also plants given to her from campers family, beautiful flowers, To view the obituary, please go reading and helping others. frequent visitors. She loved to and RV’ers. To view the obituary, please go to to chronline.com/obituaries. Wilma married Edward hear stories about her life and at Maryalice was a housewife chronline.com/obituaries. times was amazed at the things and loving mother to her

5 EASY STEPS 1 2 3 4 5 QUESTIONS? TO SUBMIT Click on Click Build the Pay with CALL 807-8203 Go to AN OBITUARY Classifieds and PAID obituary credit card ONLINE Chronline.com hit PLACE AN AD OBITUARIES CH572001rb.cg • Main 11 SIRENS / OPINION / LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017 Tours Show Progress at Centralia’s Fox Theatre UNDERWAY: Capital Budget Leaves Future Progress in Question, but Much Has Been Done By Graham Perednia [email protected] On Saturday, the Fox The- atre was open for tours so people could see the work that has been done so far as part of the ongoing renovation project. Theater supporters were taking advantage of the foot traffic brought by the Hub City Car Show, which packed downtown Centralia streets Saturday. Scott White, president of the nonprofit restoration group, said the theater should be completed in three years. That goal is de- pendent on funding and community support, he added. “We don’t want this to go on for another 10 years,” White said. “To have a beautiful, restored theater in an active and vibrant downtown is something everyone wants.” Restoration work has been underway for the last nine years. The current $1 million project is to replace the south wall, the furnace and air systems and Graham Perednia / [email protected] the roof. White said the next Renovation work continues at the Fox Theatre in Centralia. On Saturday the public was invited to take a tour of the 1930 building. large project will replace the ceil- After the major projects are rence said the current screen is in ing and repair the other three completed, a lot of detailed and good condition, but they do not sides of the building. meticulous work will be done to have a method of stretching it The theater had been tabbed out. He added it is hard to notice to receive funds from the state restore the unique features of the theater, said Konrad Lawrence, and people really do not mind through the capital budget for because the movies shown are further restoration, White said. who has been part of the group working to restore the theater. older, making it harder to notice. Those funds, if they are included, The restoration effort is all won’t be available until the Leg- “The art deco alone is magnif- icent,” he said. “There is an awful community driven and funded, islature passes a capital budget, White said. All donations are which it failed to do in sessions level of detail work.” The stage and rope system are fully tax deductible. People can earlier this year. sponsor a seat for $1,000. Aside White hopes the theater will fully functional and are ready for use, Lawrence said. Each one of from the plaque on the seat, pur- be open for holiday and spring chasers will have first opportu- the nine curtain rods can be low- events. However, if funds be- nity for tickets for events. come available for the next phase ered to the floor if they need re- For more information or to of the project, the group may de- placement, making it easier. The cide to continue with the major screen used for movies is on one donate, visit centraliafoxtheatre. Konrad Lawrence talks about the work done to bring the Fox Theatre in Centralia renovations. of the curtain rods, and Law- com. back to life on Saturday. He has been working on renovating it for 9 years. News in Brief Fire Destroys Barn, Washington Drivers Hay in Winlock Sought for Pay-Per- By The Chronicle Mile Pilot Program A fire Monday night in OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Winlock destroyed a barn State officials are seeking 2,000 filled with hay and damaged drivers to participate in a test two other structures used for program that would have par- storage, according to Lewis ticipants pay by the mile for County Fire District 15. their road usage. The fire was first reported The Kitsap Sun reported at 8:32 p.m. on Sargent Road this week that the Washington in Winlock. The first unit ar- State Transportation Com- Graham Perednia / [email protected] rived a few minutes later and mission and a committee for Crews work to replace sewer lines and prepare the road surface to be paved on Borst Avenue behind Safeway on Monday. reported a fully involved barn five years have been assessing The project will be completed by the end of the week. fire spreading to vegetation. a road use charge as a pos- By 9:10 p.m., the fire was sible replacement for the gas Work on Borst Avenue Centralia Stormwater, Street started. out, said Assistant Chief Kevin tax which is declining in part and Fleet Operations Manager The lines that were replaced Anderson, of Fire District 15. because of more fuel-efficient in Centralia to Be Kim Ashmore said the project were damaged and the repairs The barn in which hay was vehicles. Completed Before replaced around 400 feet of un- were necessary to prevent a fail- stored was a total loss, Ander- The test, called the Wash- derground pipes on Borst Av- ure, Ashmore said. The damaged son said, and two other struc- ington Road Usage Charge School Starts enue behind Safeway and 150 sewer pipes that were replaced tures, another barn and a shop Project, would run for 12 By The Chronicle feet on Johnson Road. Work will were detected during a system building, were damaged. One months and aims to help the A project to replace sewer continue on Borst Avenue near survey done by the city after a adult male was treated at the committees and the Legisla- lines and repave Borst Avenue Belmont Avenue but will not im- sewer pipe collapsed last winter. scene for breathing issues but ture better understand whether and Johnson Road will be com- pact school traffic. For information about up- not transported to the hospital. paying by the mile is a viable pleted by the end of the week, Paving crews are scheduled coming projects, visit cityof- The fire is under investiga- option for future road funding. with the intersection open well to begin work on Thursday, but centralia.com/SectionIndex. tion by the Chehalis Fire De- Drivers will be recruited before school starts on Tuesday. preparation work has already asp?SectionID=12. partment. starting in September.

block of Southwest Interstate arrests were made. report is under investigation. Centralia Hospital. Sirens Avenue. No arrests were made. Credit Card Fraud Vehicle, Motorcycle Continued from page Main 10 LEWIS COUNTY JAIL STATISTICS Police Respond to • At 1:07 a.m. on Monday, Collide on Lincoln • As of Tuesday morning, the -lis, on suspicion of DUI. Suspicious Dumpster Fire police received a report of an un- Creek Road Lewis County Jail had a total • At 12:43 p.m. on Sunday, lawful use of a credit card num- • At 10:40 a.m. on Sunday, population of 204 inmates, with Man Booked on Drug Charge police received a report of a ber in the 300 block of Northeast deputies received a report of a 181 in general population and 23 Washington Avenue. • At 1:29 a.m. on Sunday, po- dumpster fire in the 100 block collision between a motorcycle in its Work Ethic and Restitution lice responded to the 300 block of Southwest Interstate Avenue. and a truck near the intersection Center. Of general population of Southwest Third Street and The fire reportedly spread to LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE of Lincoln Creek and Teague inmates, 146 were male and 35 arrested Jesse Bowen, 35, on sus- brush near the dumpster. Electronics, Rifle Stolen in roads in Centralia. A 75-year- female and of WERC inmates, picion of violation of the Uni- Centralia Burglary old male driver of a Ford F-150 19 were male and four female. A form Controlled Substances Act. Police Received Report reportedly turned onto Lincoln total of 49 inmates were booked of Minivan Racing • At 10:40 p.m. on Saturday, Creek Road and was struck in its through contracts with agencies deputies responded to a report of a right rear end by a 1984 Honda outside Lewis County. Dispute Ends in Smashed • At 7:12 p.m. on Sunday, po- Window burglary in the 1800 block of Sal- motorcycle ridden by a 20-year ••• lice received a report of a mini- zer Valley Road in Centralia. An old Centralia man. The motor- By The Chronicle Staff • At 9:38 a.m. on Sunday, po- van racing and doing burnouts Xbox One, Xbox 360, Samsung cycle rider was ejected and re- Please call news reporter Natalie lice received a report of a distur- in the neighborhood near the phone, LG phone, iPhone, watch- ceived injuries to his ankle and Johnson with news tips. She can be bance in which a man smashed a intersection of Southwest 10th es, and a Remington rifle were re- wrist. He was transported by a reached at 807-8235 or njohnson@ woman’s car window in the 100 Street and Cascade Avenue. No ported stolen, a $4,000 value. The family member to Providence chronline.com.

would mean the government This is a key reason why law- Yet the Ninth Circuit ruling in- fish-friendly culverts and habitat Culvert elected by the people would makers gridlocked over water sinuates that Washington’s opposi- restoration. Continued investment no longer be sovereign, and rights, spurred by a separate tion to the culvert order is an ex- is needed, but it should be prag- Continued from page Main 8 since tribes are not accountable case known as Hirst. tension of discriminatory behavior matic and dictated by research, not to them, that would be pretty Tribes are a major political in the previous century, akin to disruptive lawsuits and politics. state policies in the ceded ter- shocking to them.” force. With casinos generating violent clashes in the 1960s over Questioning the culvert rul- ritory that could affect salmon,” Tribes are already leaning billions of dollars a year, they fishing grounds and tribal fishing ing is not anti-environment. It’s Ferguson argued. this way. At their request, Dem- generously support election cam- restrictions in the 1920s. common sense. The effects would be far- ocratic lawmakers during nego- paigns. That influence, combined If true, the court would be Ferguson is an ambitious reaching, McKenna explained. tiations in the last Legislature with modern sensibilities and justified bringing the hammer Democrat. So his decision to “If overnight the tribes became tried to give tribes veto power Washington’s shared interest in down. But it’s false and ignores seek review of these important sovereign over lands and waters over land-use decisions, on non- fisheries, have made state offi- recent history. issues, despite blowback from of the state, the people of the tribal lands, involving water sup- cials very supportive of tribal ef- In recent decades, the state his party and tribes, is brave and state would notice in a hurry. It plies and streams. forts to restore salmon habitat. spent hundreds of millions on commendable. Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief NFL Making $40 Harvey: Houston Chief New Hamas Leader Million Available for Says It Is Getting Aid Medical Research Worries ‘How Many Bodies?’ Again From Iran NEW YORK (AP) — A year GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) after the NFL pledged $100 mil- HOUSTON (AP) — Crews said, but they could not. that protect downtown Houston. — Hamas’ new leader in the Gaza lion in support of independent overwhelmed by thousands of “I’m just hoping we find the The impact of Harvey is Strip said Monday his group has medical research and engineer- rescue calls during one of the bodies,” Saldivar said. also already being felt in Lake repaired relations with Iran after a ing advancements, a huge chunk heaviest downpours in U.S. his- And a spokeswoman for a Charles, southwestern Louisiana, five-year rift and is using its new- of that soon will be awarded to tory have had little time to search Houston hotel says one of its em- where emergency crews have found financial and military aid such research, primarily dedi- for other potential victims, but ployees disappeared while help- been rescuing residents from to gear up for new hostilities with cated to neuroscience. officials acknowledge the grim ing about 100 guests and workers their flooded homes after steady Israel. A Scientific Advisory Board reality that fatalities linked to evacuate the building amid ris- overnight rainfall. The announcement by Yehiyeh assembled by the NFL is set to Harvey could soar once the dev- ing floodwaters. Forecasters expect the storm Sinwar came as U.N. Secretary- launch its program to solicit and astating floodwaters recede from The disaster is unfolding to creep eastward as far as Mis- General Antonio Guterres was vis- evaluate research proposals for one of America’s most sprawling on an epic scale, with the na- sissippi by Thursday, meaning iting Israel. At a meeting with the funding. The board, comprised metropolitan centers. tion’s fourth-largest city mostly New Orleans, where Hurricane U.N. chief, Israeli Prime Minister of independent experts, doctors, More than three days af- paralyzed by the storm that has Katrina unleashed its full might Benjamin Netanyahu complained scientists and clinicians, and ter the storm ravaged the Texas parked itself over the Gulf Coast. in 2005, is in Harvey’s path. Fore- about what he called rising anti- chaired by retired U.S. Army coastline as a Category 4 hurri- With nearly 2 more feet (61 cen- boding images of Harvey were Israel activity by Iran and its allies General Peter Chiarelli, will pro- cane, authorities had confirmed timeters) of rain expected on top lighting up weather radar screens in the region. vide direction for the $40 million only three deaths — including of the 30-plus inches (76 centi- early Tuesday, the 12th anniver- Iran was once the top backer of allocated under the league’s ini- a woman killed Monday when meters) in some places, authori- sary of the day Katrina made Hamas, an Islamic militant group tiative. heavy rains dislodged a large oak ties worried the worst might be landfall in Plaquemines Parish. that seeks Israel’s destruction. But “Prevention should always be tree onto her trailer home in the yet to come. Rescuers meanwhile contin- Hamas broke with Iran in 2012 after a focus,” Chiarelli says. “Nev- small town of Porter. But uncon- Early Tuesday, Harvey’s re- ued plucking people from inun- the group refused to support Iran’s ertheless, the development of firmed reports of others missing lentless downpour continued dated Houston neighborhoods. close ally, Syrian President Bashar biologically based diagnostics is or presumed dead were growing. to drench Houston and the sur- Mayor Sylvester Turner put the Assad, in the Syrian civil war. critical for return-to-play deci- “We know in these kind of rounding area. Rain fell at a pace number by police at more than sions for the NFL, and return to events that, sadly, the death toll of about half an inch per hour 3,000. The Coast Guard said it Judge Sends Indian combat/training for the armed goes up historically,” Houston over Harris County — home to also had rescued more than 3,000 forces. Imagine if you had a police Chief Art Acevedo told Houston — and up to 2 inches by boat and air and was taking Guru to Jail for 20 handheld analyzer that with a The Associated Press. “I’m really per hour to the east. more than 1,000 calls per hour. single drop could determine worried about how many bodies The Houston metro area cov- Chris Thorn was among the Years in Rapes whether a player or a soldier had we’re going to find.” ers about 10,000 square miles, an many volunteers still helping ROHTAK, India (AP) — A a concussion — and determine One Houston woman said area slightly bigger than New with the mass evacuation that judge on Monday sentenced a the severity of that injury.” Monday that she presumes six Jersey. It’s crisscrossed by about began Sunday. He drove with a popular and flamboyant Indian members of a family, including 1,700 miles of channels, creeks buddy from the Dallas area with spiritual guru to a total of 20 years four of her grandchildren, died and bayous that drain into the their flat-bottom hunting boat to in prison on charges of raping two New Mexico Officials: after their van sank into Greens Gulf of Mexico, about 50 miles pull strangers out of the water. female followers. 2 Dead, 4 Injured in Bayou in East Houston, though (80 kilometers) to the southeast “I couldn’t sit at home and The sentences were pro- Houston emergency officials from downtown. watch it on TV and do nothing nounced amid intense security at Library Shooting couldn’t confirm the deaths. Vir- The storm is generating an since I have a boat and all the a prison in the northern town of CLOVIS, N.M. (AP) — Two ginia Saldivar told The Associat- amount of rain that would nor- tools to help,” he said. Rohtak where the guru, who calls people were killed and four oth- ed Press her brother-in-law was mally be seen only once in more A mandatory evacuation was himself Dr. Saint Gurmeet Singh ers were injured when gunfire driving the van Sunday when a than 1,000 years, said Edmond ordered for the low-lying Hous- Ram Rahim Insan, has been held erupted inside a public library strong current took the vehicle Russo, a deputy district engineer ton suburb of Dickinson, home to since his conviction Friday. on Monday, throwing an eastern over a bridge and into the bayou. for the Army Corps of Engineers, 20,000. Police cited the city’s frag- Defense lawyer S.K. Garg Nar- New Mexico community into The driver was able to get out which was concerned that flood- ile infrastructure in the floods, wana said the guru was sentenced a panic as officers swarmed the and urged the children to escape water would spill around a pair limited working utilities and con- to 10 years in each case and fined a building with their guns drawn. through the back door, Saldivar of 70-year-old reservoir dams cern about the weather forecast. total of 3 million rupees ($47,000). The gunman surrendered The conviction sparked violent and was taken into custody with- protests by the guru’s followers out incident after police entered Devastating Flooding in Houston that left at least 38 people dead and the downtown building, authori- hundreds injured. As of Monday ties and elected officials with the night there were no reports of new city of Clovis said during a news violence. conference. Warrants for his arrest were being prepared, but it wasn’t im- German Prosecutors mediately clear what charges he Believe Nurse Killed would face. Clovis Mayor David Lans- at Least 86 Patients ford said things could have been BERLIN (AP) — A male nurse much worse had it not been for who was convicted of killing the quick response, training and patients in Germany with over- courage of police. He called the doses of heart medication is now shooting tragic and senseless. believed to have killed at least 86 The names of the victims and people — and the true scale of the the gunman were not released. killings could be even larger, investigators said Monday. Many of the deaths could have Justice Department been prevented if health authori- Faces Tough Questions ties had acted more quickly on their suspicions, said Johann Kue- Over Travel Ban hme, police chief in the northwest- SEATTLE (AP) — Three ern city of Oldenburg. federal appeals court judges on Niels Hoegel, now 40, was con- Monday challenged the Trump victed in 2015 of two murders and / The Associated Press administration’s limited view of David J. Phillips two attempted murders at a hos- who is allowed into the country Rescue boats fill a flooded street while flood victims are evacuated as floodwaters from Tropical Storm Harvey rise pital in the northwestern town of under the travel ban, with one Monday in Houston. Delmenhorst. He was sentenced to questioning from “what uni- life in prison. But prosecutors have verse” the government got the long said they believe he killed idea that the mother-in-law of a many more people, last year put- U.S. resident could enter while ting the figure at 43 at least. cousins, aunts and uncles, and Trump: ‘All Options Are on Table’ The crimes came to light after grandparents are barred. Hoegel was convicted of attempted In June, the U.S. Supreme murder in another case. Authori- Court said President Donald After North Korea Missile Launch ties subsequently investigated hun- Trump’s 90-day ban on visitors dreds of deaths, exhuming bodies from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Su- WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. ally Japan and splashed into any U.S. strike by attacking its of former patients in Delmenhorst dan, Syria and Yemen can be President Donald Trump said the northern Pacific Ocean, offi- neighbor or nearby Japan. The and nearby Oldenburg. enforced pending arguments Tuesday that “all options are on cials said. The aggressive launch result could be a war with the Kuehme said Monday that scheduled for October — but the table” in terms of a U.S. re- over the territory of a close U.S. risk of mass casualties on both authorities have now unearthed only if those visitors lack a sponse to North Korea’s launch ally sent a clear message of defi- sides. Hundreds of thousands evidence of 84 killings in addition “bona fide relationship with a of a missile over Japan. ance as Washington and South of Americans in Northeast Asia, to the ones for which Hoegel was person or entity in the United In a terse, written statement Korea conduct war games nearby. military and civilians, would be convicted. States,” such as a close family re- Tuesday, Trump said that with Trump’s statement implies endangered. lationship or a job offer from a the missile launch North Korea that military action remains an In recent weeks the admin- U.S. company. has “signaled its contempt for its option in resolving the standoff istration has been emphasizing Divers Find Remains The government interpreted neighbors, for all members of the over North Korea’s development it wants to use economic and of All Missing From such family relations as includ- United Nations, and for mini- of nuclear weapons that could diplomatic pressure to achieve a ing immediate family members mum standards of acceptable in- threaten America. But a U.S. mili- negotiated solution. USS McCain Collision and in-laws, but it excluded ternational behavior.” tary strike against North Korea is Trump and Prime Minister SINGAPORE (AP) — Divers grandparents, cousins, aunts “Threatening and destabiliz- considered highly unlikely. Even Shinzo Abe of Japan conferred have recovered the remains of all and uncles. A judge in Hawaii ing actions only increase the Trump’s own strategic adviser, by telephone over the latest mis- 10 sailors who went missing after overruled that interpretation, North Korean regime’s isolation Steve Bannon, dismissed the sile test. The White House said the USS John S. McCain and an oil expanding the definition of who in the region and among all na- threat as a bluff shortly before he the leaders agreed that North tanker collided near Singapore last can enter to other categories of tions of the world,” Trump said. was dismissed earlier this month. Korea poses “a grave and grow- week, the U.S. Navy said Monday. relatives. “All options are on the table.” North Korea has the world’s ing direct threat” to the United Navy and Marine Corps div- The Hawaii judge also over- Trump later told reporters, largest standing army and a States, Japan, South Korea and ers had been searching in flooded ruled the government’s assertion “We’ll see, we’ll see” when asked massive conventional weapons countries around the world. compartments of the destroyer that refugees from those coun- what he would do about North arsenal that can easily target the “President Trump and Prime for days after the damaged ship tries should be banned even if a Korea. Trump, accompanied by South Korean capital of Seoul Minister Abe committed to docked in Singapore. The cause of refugee-resettlement agency in first lady Melania Trump, was and its metropolitan area of increasing pressure on North the Aug. 21 collision is under in- the U.S. had already agreed to departing the White House for about 25 million people. Korea, and doing their utmost vestigation. take them in. a trip to survey storm damage in While Democrat and Repub- to convince the international The crash ripped a gash in The administration appealed southeast Texas. lican presidents have routinely community to do the same,” the the McCain’s hull, flooding crew that order to the 9th Circuit In a first, North Korea on offered the “all options on the White House said. berths and machinery and com- Court of Appeals, and a three- Tuesday fired a midrange bal- table” formulation, U.S. offi- Abe said in a statement that munications rooms. The com- judge panel heard arguments in listic missile designed to carry cials have long assessed that the “Japan’s and the U.S. positions are mander of the Navy’s Japan-based Seattle. a nuclear payload that flew over North would likely respond to totally at one.” 7th Fleet was fired last week. • Main 13 LOCAL / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017

Hub City Car Show

Crowds gather to see the Hub City Car Show on Saturday in the streets of downtown Centralia. The Lewis County Quarter Milers and the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce present the Hub Jared Wenzelburger / For The Chronicle City Car Show along Tower Avenue every year. The event’s heritage stretches back to the 1940s when A woman enjoys a cup of frozen yogurt during the Hub City Car Show in downtown Centralia Satur- the Quarter Milers were a club that got together to race their hot rods at the Toledo Airport. day afternoon. Washington Woman Helps Rescue Dogs From Texas Shelters SAVING CANINES: Project pressed with McConn's resolve Once at their new shelters, and motivation. many dogs are quickly adopted. Freedom Ride Focuses on "By golly, this young lady has Ceja said three had been adopted Animals in Areas With taken the bull by the horns," she from the Skagit shelter by mid- said. "The nice part of working day one Friday. High Kill Rates at Shelters with her is she is very diligent." On a recent Thursday, Don By Aaron Weinberg McConn makes sure the dogs Beazizo looked down at Emilio, a Skagit Valley Herald that will be relocated are proper- 7-month-old Chihuahua-dachs- ly vetted, which includes check- hund mix who had just arrived BURLINGTON — Shaggy, ing vaccinations. She takes dogs from Texas. an 8-month-old terrier mix, from Texas rescue organizations, Emilio was lying on his back hopped around excitedly as Jen- which rescue dogs from the high- in his kennel as McConn's son nifer McConn stepped into his kill municipal shelters. Roman, 6, gave the dog a belly rub. kennel at the Humane Society of The relocation process starts "I'm going to go fill out the pa- Skagit Valley. with contacting area shelters like perwork right now," Beazizo said. "Do you want to go outside?" the Humane Society of Skagit "It's the dog we are looking for." McConn asked Shaggy. Valley to see how many dogs they McConn said that making Shaggy responded by wig- can accept. sure everything goes smoothly gling and wagging his tail as Mc- Jake Tull / Skagit Valley Herald Staff at the Texas animal takes a lot of work, and it helps Conn clipped on his leash. In this Aug. 17, photo, Jennifer McConn, who runs Project Freedom Ride, a non- rescue organizations then select that Roman is enthusiastic about McConn, who lives in Sedro- profit that relocates dogs from Texas animal shelters that have high kill rates, pets dogs and puts them through the coming to help her at the shelters. Woolley, runs Project Freedom Shaggy, an 8-month-old terrier mix, at the Skagit County Humane Society in Bur- vetting process. That costs about After leashing Shaggy, McConn Ride, a nonprofit that relocates lington. $150 per animal and is paid for led him toward the facility's rear dogs from Texas cities that have by the rescue organizations, Mc- exit, opening a door to the back- high kill rates at animal shelters. Woolley a year ago, and her mis- railroad and ship the dogs up Conn said. yard play area. Shaggy shied away A day earlier, Shaggy was sion to help save animals contin- here," she said. McConn then schedules a briefly, unsure of what was ahead. among 12 dogs brought to the ued. She molded that concept into truck to transport the dogs, a "He hasn't been out here yet," humane society from Texas. In "When I first moved back Project Freedom Ride with sev- trip that usually takes three or she said, leaning over and pull- total, 56 dogs were transported it was this running joke that I eral area shelters on board. four days. She pays for that with ing lightly on Shaggy's leash. "It's to animal shelters throughout would start this underground Ceja said she's been im- donations. the region, McConn said. OK. It's OK." Since starting Project Free- dom Ride in December, McCo- PAID ADVERTISEMENT nn has helped relocate 550 dogs SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON DANCE CENTER OPENS 35TH SEASON and 26 cats. She said her passion for her Beginning September 11, 2017, Southwest Washington Dance Center, opens their fall season with a packed schedule work stems from her love of dogs. that includes something for everyone. "I think they are so rewarding, MISSION STATEMENT Dance. have worked hard to develop a dance workshops and a public what they can bring to your life," Southwest Washington Dance CURRICULUM professional Performing Company. performance at Corbet Theatre. said McConn, who owns two Center is dedicated to professional The Dance Center offers a wide The Performing Company Each dance company brings its dogs. quality instruction, appreciation range of classes for dancers at all participated in the tribute to Merce own work of ballet, modern or She grew up in Sedro-Wool- and presentation of dance as levels. For the 4-6 year olds, they Cunningham, a local dancer/ jazz to perform. Our own resident ley but moved to Texas in 2013 an art form throughout Lewis offer a special program called choreographer, who amassed choreographers prepare pieces for with her husband, who is in the County and greater Southwest Creative Movement. Children world wide acclaim. Every SWDC dancers to perform in the Washington. ages 2 and 3 can also participate year SWDC dancers perform in festival. Mark your calendar for military. HISTORY It didn't take long for her to in this program in a special Parent/ school and senior home tours, at March 24, 2018. SWDC was incorporated in Toddler class. These classes are the Southwest Washington Fair, Spring Dance Concert: The learn that the area had an over- 1982 by former professional developmentally appropriate for perform in statewide Festivals and third big event of the year is the abundance of animals in shelters, dancer Dean Speer, working young children and prepare them many other community events. annual “Spring into Summer” all leading to high rates of animals with a dedicated group of local for more disciplined dance classes They have also performed with school spring dance concert. All being euthanized. dancers and teachers. The when they are older. the Community Concerts, NW of the dancers from age two on up, "Animals are viewed as prop- tradition of quality instruction The Ballet program continues Wind Symphony and for The Miss have the opportunity to perform erty," she said. "They are dispos- began at that time with additional to be the backbone of the studio. Lewis County Pageant. in a professional environment, in able, versus here we have a more instructors being brought in Classes from pre-ballet through THE 35TH SEASON OFFERS this very special concert. On June pet-friendly environment. It's from the urban areas of Seattle advanced level pointe and The Nutcracker: Lewis 21 & 23, 2018, four wonderful more of a family deal here." and Portland. These teachers partnering are offered. Classes are County’s Original: The largest performances will be offered at That attitude in Texas spurs brought impeccable resumes to offered for those who wish to have event that SWDC produces is the Corbet Theatre. the budding Dance School. The a recreational class or for those annual Nutcracker Ballet, which is FALL REGISTRATION NOW people to more readily leave their school has grown from primarily a who wish to pursue the highest performed at Corbet Theatre. This TAKING PLACE animals at shelters, she said. Ballet School to one that includes level of achievement in a dance full-length ballet, features dancers SWDC is a child and family The issue is compounded by a instruction in Creative Movement, discipline. from SWDC and is cast with centered school that gives the lack of spaying and neutering of Parent/Toddler, Tap, Jazz, Lyrical, The Modern and Jazz programs adults and non-dancing children recreational dancer or the budding animals, said Humane Society of Modern, Acro, Tumbling and at SWDC are very strong from the community. Nutcracker professional, the room to grow Skagit Valley Executive Director Rhythmic Gymnastics. The Ballet and dancers who take several continues to be a magical delight and learn in a safe and nurturing Janine Ceja. program also includes classes for disciplines excel in all they do. to the Lewis and Thurston County environment. men, partnering and pointe. Acro, a combination of area. This year performances You are invited to give them McConn's passion for saving FACULTY dogs arose in 2015 after one of acrobatics and dance, has become for the 22nd annual Nutcracker a call or come by the studio to The legacy of very talented and a very popular class at SWDC. will be on December 15, 16 & receive detailed information about her dogs died. Shortly after, she experienced teachers at SWDC New for 2017-2018 is a 17, 2017. A “Pay What You Can” fall classes. Registration will saw a photo of a dog shared on remains a high priority. Classes Discover Dance Class for Boys. dress rehearsal will be open to the remain open until classes are full. a Texas shelter's Facebook page are offered for students ages two This class offers free tuition to public on Thursday, December 14. SWDC’s address is 455 N. that looked nearly identical to to adult and students are placed boys who would like to learn Dance Festival Northwest: An Market Blvd. in Chehalis. They hers. with staff, who have expertise in about and experience dance. annual spring event sponsored are located in downtown Chehalis. She had to have a look. their area of dance. The faculty COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS by the dance center is Dance You may reach them by phone What she found was a mu- have years of dance training and SWDC has always had a Festival Northwest. This brings at 306-748-4789 or view their nicipal shelter filled nearly to performance experience. Three tradition of giving the gift of dancers from all over the Pacific schedule on their web page at capacity with about 150 dogs. In staff teachers have their BFA in dance to the community. They Northwest to participate in www.swwdance.org. comparison, the Humane Soci- “SWDC dancers expressed themselves beautifully. The dance was a joy to watch...” “Amazing... what a creative niche of dancers has formed in Lewis County.” Open registration for classes in: ety of Skagit Valley had 19 dogs - audience members, Lewis County Community Concerts. Creative Movement, before McConn's shipment ar- Parent-Toddler, Pre-Ballet, Ballet, Pointe, Jazz, rived Wednesday. Tap, Modern, Acro, Lyrical, Partnering, Guy’s Register Now for Dance Classes Class, Tumbling, Discover Dance for Boys and "When I went there (in Texas), Quality Dance Training for the beginner through advanced. Class- Rhythmic Gymnastics I thought, 'This is horrible. It's es begin September 11, 2017. such an awful place,'" McConn First class FREE for new students! said. "(The dog) was going to be put down if I didn't adopt her." Southwest Washington Dance Center “Home of Lewis County’s Original Nutcracker” She adopted the dog and her 455. N. Market Blvd. - P.O. Box 973 cause began. Chehalis, WA 98532 "Once I got sucked into that, I 360-748-4789 • www.swwdance.org was hell bent that every dog I met Southwest Washington Dance Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to professional quality would get out alive," McConn instruction and presentation of dance as an art form throughout the region. SWDC also has a performing company, Southwest Washington Dance Ensemble. The dance ensemble performs at events throughout the year. said. Much of her work in Texas involved visiting municipal shel- 22nd Annual “What a beautiful and magical experience. It just would not be Christmas with- CH576242haw.os ters and getting to know the ani- Southwest Washington Dance Ensemble out The Nutcracker.”- Nutcracker Audience Member mals. She would take photos and Corbet Theatre - Centralia videos, and post them to social • Dec. 15th 7:30 pm • Dec. 16th 2:00 & 7:30 pm • Dec. 17th 1:00 & 5:30 pm media websites in hopes of getting those animals adopted. S.W.D.C. is a non-profit school that gives service without regard to race, religion, sex, color or ethnic origin. She moved back to Sedro- Main 14 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017 FROM THE FRONT PAGE / LOCAL Brush Fire Near Nix Lane in Centralia Under Investigation By The Chronicle fire and no structures were dam- The cause of a brush fire that aged. However, several nearby burned a 150-foot by 50-foot electrical meter bases were dam- patch of land on Nix Lane in aged. Centralia is under investigation, The state Department of Nat- according to the Riverside Fire ural Resources took over and is Authority. investigating the cause of the fire. The fire was reported at 3:24 p.m. Monday. RFA crews arrived to find the fire was moving to- Jared Wenzelburger / For The Chronicle ward nearby structures. Riverside Fire Authority firefighters re- Firefighters extinguished the spond to a brush fire near Nix Road in Centralia Monday afternoon.

but the project cost rose to $3.5 new businesses to the commu- Although the property has get as much non-weather de- Awarded million. This would be the port’s nity and provide further op- generated interest in the past, pendent work done as possible, largest infrastructure project it portunities to the thousands of there are no buyers lined up. Mueller said. Continued from the front page has ever undertaken. Americans living in the region.” The site is large enough to ac- The grant will support site “The president and his ad- The project is expected to cre- commodate one very large user work at the industrial park, money, that really helps us move ministration have highlighted ate 100 new jobs and generate or multiple medium sized users, which sits along the Interstate things along.” the desperate need to invest in $40 million in private investment. Mueller said. 5 corridor. The completion of The increase in grant fund- infrastructure developments in Mueller said the port has ob- Due to the timing of the the project is expected to attract ing will bring the port’s match communities across the United tained all the required permits grant, the construction work re- new firms to the region, accord- obligation back down to 20 per- States,” Secretary of Commerce for the project. The preliminary quired at the site will be pushed ing to the press release, which cent. Wilbur Ross said in a press re- work to the site, such as design out of this summer’s construc- will in turn create more employ- Originally, the project was lease. “The new Port of Chehalis’ and grading plans, have also tion season, probably to next ment opportunities for the local estimated to cost $3,222,300, industrial park will help attract been completed. year. The port will continue to workforce.

hit three more vehicles as it moved still under investigation. ing northbound behind a 2009 injured and transported to Crashes sideways across the freeway’s Meanwhile, traffic backed up Dodge Grand Caravan driven by Providence St. Peter Hospital in three lanes. One of the vehicles it along northbound I-5. At 9 a.m. Carlene D. Lenard, 66, of Bain- Olympia. Continued from the front page struck hit the seventh and final Sunday, troopers responded to an- bridge Island. Ensel was later arrested on vehicle damaged in the incident. other crash a few miles south of the The minivan stopped for the suspicion of driving under the man, later died, according to the Four of the seven involved 3:50 a.m. incident, at milepost 87 of backup caused by the earlier influence and vehicular assault State Patrol. vehicles were not identified in a northbound I-5 at Grand Mound. collision, and was struck by the and was booked into the Thur- His name has not yet been report from the State Patrol. According to a report from truck, causing the van to ro- ston County Jail. released pending notification of The crash blocked the road the State Patrol, a blue 2005 Ford tate and come to rest facing the The road was blocked for next of kin. for 11 hours, according to the F-150 truck driven by Terry B. wrong direction. about an hour and a half, accord- The first semi then went on to report. The cause of the crash is Ensel, 62, of Tenino, was travel- Both Ensel and Lenard were ing to the State Patrol.

stopping short of encouraging Flag anyone to boycott anywhere or anything specifically, she did Continued from the front page note that boycotts are a deeply ingrained American tradition a local tavern and adorned with a dating back to at least the Revo- Confederate flag. It was awarded lutionary War. West, a history first place for best in show as well teacher at Morton Junior/Senior as first place in the businesses High School, also discussed the and society category and second responsibilities attached to the place for creativity. right of free speech. Morton Mayor Dan “Once you make a display or Mortensen noted that a number deliver a message you lose con- of inaccuracies have been circu- trol over how it will be interpret- lating in recent days regarding ed,” said West. “Once you make the float and the parade itself. a speech in a public square you First off, Mortensen noted that then have to deal with every- the city has no part in awarding thing that comes with it.” the prizes for floats or trucks in However, West also noted the parade. The truck judges are that she didn’t see any way that professionals brought in from the City of Morton was culpable out of town while the parade for the parade display. That opin- float judge panel is composed of ion is one that Mayor Mortensen an anonymous collection of vol- Jordan Nailon / [email protected] certainly agrees with. unteer locals. Chuck Haunreiter used a portion of the public comment period at Monday’s Morton City Council meeting to voice his con- “For the city to apologize, I “This is why we don’t tell any- don’t think we have done anyone who the judges are is because cerns over the Confederate flag adorned parade float that was awarded first place and other prizes at the Loggers Jubilee parade. thing to apologize for,” said of situations like this,” explained Mortensen. “Are times chang- Mortensen on Monday. “We ing? Absolutely. Should we look don’t want anyone’s house get- ing called for the city to issue an Haunreiter. Roxy Cupp, owner of the into our practices? Absolutely. ting bombed.” official apology. Public comments during the Brown Shack Tavern in Sal- But those decisions are not going Mortensen also noted that Jess Martin, a rural business meeting ran the full spectrum kum, which presented the con- to be made here tonight.” he was not officially associated developer who lives in Mineral, of opinion with many speak- troversial parade float, said she with the parade or the judging. noted she is originally from Vir- ers defending the Confederate has been taken aback by the re- Addressing the crowd, Instead, his wife Nema served ginia, once home to the Confed- flag and what it means to some sponse she has received over her Mortensen added, “I will tell as the parade coordinator. Her eracy and its flag, and she has people as a symbol of liberty. decorations. She believes that you that because of tonight’s use of the personal email ad- always found it strange to dis- Several speeches were dedicated flying the Confederate flag is an meeting this will be a topic of dress [email protected] helped cover the number of people who to the history of the flag with important symbol in the effort discussion with the Loggers Ju- contribute to the confusion. proudly display Confederate flags one speaker explaining that it is to protect the freedom of Ameri- bilee committee.” Mortensen said it was his wife’s in a region so far removed from not the “Confederate flag” at all. cans from their own government. Mortensen was unsure of when first year as parade coordina- that history and culture. Martin Rather, the stars and bars flag is Most of all though, she says the the committee would meet next. tor and he called the experience said she originally came to the leftover from the battle flag of float, which featured drunken After Monday’s city council a “trial by fire,” while dismiss- meeting just to listen and try to North Virginia, a Confederate taxidermy and water guns, was meeting, Mortensen expressed ing his own involvement in the find more insight into the local era army under the direction of supposed to be fun. his disappointment that he and parade as that of a “busy worker sympathies for the Confederacy. General Robert E. Lee. “We didn’t win because of his city have suffered such nega- bee” running back and forth However, after an hour of public Tammy Clevenger, Morton city the flags. We won because we tive news, but he commended during the parade while working comment, Martin couldn’t hold clerk, called for a public apology to captured the audience and the all who attended the meeting for on a variety of projects. her tongue anymore. the city for the undue embarrass- judges,” Cupp told the council. their commitment to civil, im- Those points were dutifully “I really hope we didn’t let any- ment the controversy, which she “It was a fun float, period … My passioned discourse. noted by the crowd, but they did one walk away with a bad impres- said is unwarranted, has caused to intention was to make people “I thought it went extremely little to quell the disappointment sion, because they’re not going to the people of the city. She also dis- smile and laugh, which they did.” well. I don’t think you could’ve of many in attendance. tell any of the business owners missed threats to enact economic Morton City Councilor asked for a better one, espe- The first three public speak- that they’re offended. They’re just boycotts over the Confederate Amanda West took a moment to cially with the differing viewers of the evening called the coro- going to leave,” said Martin. flag controversy as misguided and address the notion of economic points that were presented,” said nation of a Confederate-branded Chuck Haunreiter did not harmful to the community. boycotts as un-American. While Mortensen. parade float an embarrassment mince words when he addressed “There are a lot of people to the city of Morton and its resi- the Morton City Council. working as hard as they can in dents. The speakers noted they “If you don’t apologize it will those shops just to raise their Host an Exchange understood that a business has never go away. People will say, children,” said Clevenger. “Do a right to fly whatever flag they ‘Oh ya, that’s a racist county you know which flag Walmart Student Today! desire within their own estab- and Salkum is the capitol,’” said supports?” (for 3, 5 or 10 months) lishment, but they questioned Make a lifelong the judgment of allowing such a divisive symbol to be allowed Now offering ultrasound at our Centralia location! friend from abroad. in a family friendly, community Enrich your family with another culture. Now you parade. Some speakers called for Choose Longview Radiologists! can host a high school a revised set of rules that would exchange student (girl or govern which types of offensive boy) from France, Germany, Scandinavia, Spain, symbols, such as swastikas or Australia, Japan, Brazil, Italy the Confederate flag, would no Victoria from Australia, 17 yrs. or other countries. Single Giorgio from Italy, 16 yrs. longer be allowed in the parade. Enjoys spending time with her parents, as well as couples Loves to play baseball and spend family and younger siblings. with or without children, time with his dogs. Giorgio also Others called for an economic S. Michael Hicks, M.D. Orhan Konez, M.D. Hasan Ozgur, M.D. Michael Pawlick, M.D. Janet Mendel-Hartvig, M.D. Zachariah Kramer, M.D. Victoria plays volleyball and is may host. Contact us ASAP plays the guitar, and his dream boycott of businesses in Mor- excited to learn new sports for more information or to is to join a drama club at his Outpatient Imaging is your most economical value! while in America. ton and surrounding East Lewis select your student. American high school. County that were associated Amy at 1-800-733-2773 (Toll Free) with the parade and the decision Longview Call us for Margot at 719-359-0006 to build or award such a contro- Radiologists host.asse.com or email [email protected] P.S. Inc. versial float. 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Chronicle readers share their thoughts every day through social media, including Facebook, Twitter and the comment section of Chronline.com. Here are some of the recent highlights of conversation. Chronline Comments The following comments were submitted by readers of www.chronline.com. All stories are available for reading online. • Story: Appeal Hearing Rescheduled for Lewis County Dog Set to Be Euthanized USERNAME: Shayla I don’t think I will ever understand/comprehend why the prosecutor is so focused on killing an innocent dog. What they need to focus on is getting the real criminals out of the community. Hank has not had a fair shot. Criminals get to post bail, or even get out on personal recognizance until their hearings. Hank has had to be locked up this whole time with no family able to give him any physical touch. It’s cruel and inhumane. There has also been a lot of cases that have been dropped, not prosecuted, or charged with a lesser crime because of lack of evidence. In June at the last hearing the owner of the goats was on the witness stand defending Hank. There is no evidence Hank killed any of the goats. The beginning of his life he was raised around goats. Even though others don’t get prosecuted cuz of lack of evidence Hank gets set to get killed. I am very concerned at the judicial system. They are suppose to be fair, look at all the facts, then make judgement. With Hank’s case I feel they have not given him a fair chance, even with the change of ordinance to give him a chance. In my opinion if Hank was any other breed he would have been released. They are discriminating against him because of his breed. I wish they could go down and meet Hank and realize what the top officials in the humane society already know about him. He is a special dog. Quit trying to get even with Hank, he isn’t Sadie (his mom who did the damage.) Free Hank, he needs to be back home with his loving family, giving them all his love and kisses! • Story: Confederate Flag, Morton Mayor at Center of Loggers Jubilee Controversy USERNAME: STHRKSM The Confederacy was a shameful cause, and Donald Trump embodies the worst of America. How sad that Mor- ton officially honored both. Its decision to go blatantly political and to celebrate revisionist 19th century history further tears at our nation’s honor and values.

USERNAME: BobD You know what, these free-speech enthusiasts may have MISSED something here. Perhaps next year Morton should get a NAMBLA float. YOUR USERNAME: Kevbo123golf It’s your right to wrap yourself in the rebel flag. It’s my right to keep driving and keep my money in my pocket. Ja- son was 100 percent correct in saying that if you chose to PAPER? offend your customers than you shouldn’t expect them to return. I’m curious how much money is generated annually from tourism in east Lewis County?

USERNAME: JESB I see no reason to get angry at statues, flags, etc. simply because it ‘offends’ someone, or some group. That’s what the Commies do to usurp power and control over civilized Courtesy Photo societies. If the Confederate flag offends you, I suggest you STP riders are examined at the medical tent on July 15. study the TRUTHFUL history of that era, and arm yourself with knowledge. Being ignorant, lazy, hostile, threatening, demeaning, harassing, etc., will not cure the ignorance displayed by those who merely wish to divide and tear down Providence, America. Blind emotional violence was the desired result in Charlottesville, VA. and It has been shown now, that Com- munist planners, organizers, and instigators were behind it. That’s what they do. That’s all they do. With regard to South- Medical Reserve ern Generals, as well as the Constitution, it would be wise to actually read the Congressional records of the day. Totally opposite of what is being expounded here on this topic. An older booklet, ‘Facts the Historians Leave Out’ by Tilley, is a Corps Provide good start. Also, ‘American Bastille’ by Marshall. For a more modern work, I would suggest ‘Jack Hinson’s One-Man War’ These are a good start for anyone who really wants to get Call answers to a long misconception about the Civil War, the STP Services 360-807-7676 Constitution (particularly, Article 10,) and the real ‘traitors’ By Chris Thomas medical emergencies on campus. to the Constitution. I think it will shock those out there Providence Centralia Hospital No patients required ambulance who have long upheld many myths and fallacies, surround- transport in 2017. The unit was ing the issues of slavery. And remember, many slaves were Providence Centralia Hospital used once to bring a rider to the also Caucasian, Native America, and oriental.....mostly in and the Lewis County Medical medical aid station who could not the North, long after the war had ended. The South knew Reserve Corps Unit 1760 provided make it on her own. chronline.com the vast difference between abject slavery, and indentured services at a medical tent on July The medial tent (and lost and servitude. Check out the difference, if you are serious about 15 and 16 for the annual STP. This found station) was coordinated learning the truth of history, instead of the false indoctrina- is the third year the two organiza- by Ed Mund, MRC Unit 1760 After hours tion that started with ‘reconstruction’. Semper FI ! tions have teamed up to serve the coordinator; and Corey Nygaard, riders and our community. emergency preparedness coordi- is taking calls Find Us on Facebook Follow Us on Twitter During the 11 hour operation- nator for Providence Centralia. www.facebook.com/ @chronline al period on Saturday and three Tuesday & thecentraliachronicle hours on Sunday, we served 619 Hometown Book riders (7.6 percent of registered Thursday Send your comments, criticisms and feedback to riders). Of those, 176 received Our Hometowns Vol. I [email protected] for consideration in Voice of the People. medical assessments and treat- By The Chronicle 5:00 p.m. ments for a variety of complaints $ 99 such as scrapes and soreness. The 28 to 7 p.m. Volunteering + Tax remaining 443 were provided and Saturday Looking for local volunteer opportunities that align with your with self-care items such as pain medication and sunscreen. River- Limited interests? Quantities 7:30 a.m to United Way of Lewis County’s online Volunteer Center has your side Fire Authority once again of- Available answer. fered use of its special-event BLS 10:30 a.m. Visit www.volunteerlewis.org today and make an impact on the unit for transporting patients to Purchase yours today at: issues you are most passionate about. the off-campus ambulance ren- CH547464ac.sw dezvous point or responding to Main 16 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017

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MLB Davis’ RBI Double in Seventh Beats Mariners, 7-6 By Peter Schmuck Gamel hit a two-out, three-run The Baltimore Sun homer to temporarily give the Mariners the lead. BALTIMORE — Right- The Orioles answered im- hander Chris Tillman pitched mediately with two runs in the 5 1/3 innings on Monday night bottom of the fourth and added and again fell victim to some a run in the fifth on a home run faulty command, walking four by Adam Jones, but Gamel was and allowing two home runs in having the night of his life. He the Orioles 7-6 victory over the came up with the bases loaded Seattle Mariners before 15,106 at in the sixth and tied the game Camden Yards. with a two-run single to center First baseman Chris Davis that gave him a career single- finally decided a back-and-forth game high with five RBIs. game with a tie-breaking RBI Reliever Mychal Givens al- double in the seventh inning lowed that hit, but the two run- as the Orioles won for the fifth ners who scored were charged straight time and moved above to Tillman, who allowed six .500 (66-65) for the first time runs on just three hits. Donnie since June 11. Hart and Darren O’Day pitched Tillman was effective and scoreless innings before Zach efficient through three innings, Britton finished up. giving up just two hits and hold- The Orioles have averaged ing down his pitch count while 7.3 runs per game over their past PATRICK SEMANSKY / The Associated Press the O’s built a 3-1 lead, but he seven games and rolled out 16 Seattle Mariners’ Danny Valencia watches his solo home run in the second inning of a baseball game against the Baltimore walked a pair of hitters in the Orioles in Baltimore on Monday. fourth before left fielder Ben please see MARINERS, page S3

2B Girls Soccer Central 2B League Hoping to Maintain Success COMPETITION: Adna Hopes to Get Back to State in Tough League By Matt Baide [email protected] The Central 2B League had two teams place in the top four of the State 1B/2B girls soccer tournament last year, and the league is hopeful for yet another successful season. Last season, Adna faced Kalama in the state semifinals, with the Chinooks’ earning a 1-0 win in a shootout over the Pirates. Adna is hoping to maintain that high level of play this year. “I feel like the team looks pretty good. The girls have a lot of drive and they’re having a lot of fun,” Adna coach Juli Asel- ton said. “We’ve actually added some players and haven’t lost any, so it’s good that girls actually want to come play. We have some work to do on playing together.” The Pirates’ main offense last season came from Devanie Kleemeyer and Holli Edminster, both of whom graduated. But Aselton sees some players that MATT BAIDE / [email protected] are looking to step up to fill the Adna’s Jenikka Poppe passes the ball to a teammate during a drill as Adna coach Juli Aselton (yellow) watches during practice at Adna on Monday. void. is a practice run for that,” Asel- “I think the team is young, “We’ve got some sophomores ton said. “We do expect to be in but at the same time, we’re pret- that are going to step in. Cierra the top for our league, the top ty experienced,” Vasquez said. Swenson, she’s a quick forward for districts. When you get to “We have seven seniors, eight and she’s got some moves,” Asel- the end of the season and you freshman. We are young but ex- ton said. “(Senior) Rachel Burke have girls that are tired and girls perienced.” has speed. As far as our center- that are hurt, things can happen. The team will be returning mids, Payton (Aselton) is going We are looking forward to being some key players for their senior to add some shots for us. She’s in the playoffs again for sure, but season, such as captains Ally Ba- worked hard on that during her we have to work hard all season con and Alyssa Ewers. select season.” to get there.” “We’re all around equal. Our The Pirates were 17-2 overall There will be plenty of teams defense is strong with Ewers last season, and 13-1 in league trying to knock off the defend- back,” Vasquez said. “Our mid- games, including winning the ing league champions. State field looks good with Anna MATT BAIDE / [email protected] league title. Adna also won the runner-up Kalama will be vying Tauscher. Ally Bacon on the top, Adna’s Cierra Swenson waits District 4 title against Kalama for the title, as will Life Chris- always a threat to other teams.” for the ball during a drill at and made it to the state semifi- tian, which returns most of its Toledo was 6-10 overall last practice on Monday. nals for the fourth consecutive players from last season’s team season including a 5-9 league re- season. that handed the Pirates their cord. Vasquez knows the league But even with all the success, only C2BL loss. will be tough, but he has a few Aselton noted it’s not an expec- The Toledo Indians are hop- goals in mind for this season. tation to make it that far every ing to bounce back from a disap- “No. 1 goal, first day of prac- way to make it to state.” and get back into contention in year. pointing 2016 campaign. Head tice, make sure everybody stays Onalaska was 5-10 and Win- “I wouldn’t say expectation, coach Noel Vasquez has liked healthy,” Vasquez said. “From the Central 2B League. especially with the way the RPI what he’s seen from his team so there on, our main goal is get lock was 3-13 last season, with is coming through and this year far. into districts and maybe find a both teams looking to improve please see SOCCER, page S8

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LEWISCOUNTYSPORTS.COM SCOREBOARD Sports Briefs Lions, Matthew L.A. Rams at Green Bay, 4 p.m. Stafford Agree to MLB Detroit at Buffalo, 4 p.m. American League THE LONG SHOT Jacksonville at Atlanta, 4 p.m. 5-Year Contract East Division Philadelphia at N.Y. Jets, 4 p.m. W L Pct GB N.Y. Giants at New England, 4:30 p.m. Extension; $27 Boston 74 57 .565 — Pittsburgh at Carolina, 4:30 p.m. New York 70 60 .538 3½ Washington at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. Baltimore 66 65 .504 8 Million a Year Miami at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Tampa Bay 66 67 .496 9 Cleveland at Chicago, 5 p.m. Toronto 61 70 .466 13 By Dave Birkett Baltimore at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Central Division Detroit Free Press Dallas vs. Houston at Arlington, Texas, 5 p.m. Cleveland 74 56 .569 — Tennessee at Kansas City, 5:30 p.m. Minnesota 67 63 .515 7 Matthew Stafford’s Kansas City 64 66 .492 10 Arizona at Denver, 6 p.m. Detroit 56 73 .434 17½ L.A. Chargers at San Francisco, 7 p.m. deal is done, and the De- Chicago 52 77 .403 21½ Seattle at Oakland, 7 p.m. troit Lions quarterback is West Division — for now, at least — the Houston 79 51 .608 — Los Angeles 66 65 .504 13½ Nascar highest paid player in NFL Seattle 66 66 .500 14 history. Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Standings Texas 64 66 .492 15 1 Josef Newgarden 547 Stafford and the Lions Oakland 58 72 .446 21 2 Scott Dixon 516 National League agreed to a five-year con- East Division 3 Helio Castroneves 505 tract extension on Mon- Washington 79 51 .608 — 4 Simon Pagenaud 504 day, a person familiar with Miami 66 64 .508 13 5 Will Power 464 Atlanta 57 72 .442 21½ MATT BAIDE / [email protected] 6 Graham Rahal 436 the contract told the Free 7 Alexander Rossi 422 New York 57 73 .438 22 Adna coach Juli Aselton explains a drill to her team as the sun sets behind the Press. The person request- Philadelphia 49 81 .377 30 8 Takuma Sato 410 ed anonymity because Central Division Pirate’s practice on Monday. 9 Tony Kanaan 365 Chicago 70 60 .538 — 10 James Hinchcliffe 351 the deal hasn’t been an- Milwaukee 68 63 .519 2½ 11 Ryan Hunter-Reay 337 nounced by the team. St. Louis 65 65 .500 5 Cleveland at N.Y. Yankees, 10:05 a.m. 12 Max Chilton 336 Exact terms of the deal Pittsburgh 63 69 .477 8 Seattle at Baltimore, 12:05 p.m. NFL 13 Marco Andretti 322 Cincinnati 55 76 .420 15½ 14 Ed Jones 315 are not yet known, but Detroit at Colorado, 12:10 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE West Division 15 JR Hildebrand 300 Stafford will make an av- Boston at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. East Los Angeles 91 38 .705 — 16 Carlos Munoz 278 Texas at Houston, 4:10 p.m. W L T Pct erage annual salary of $27 Arizona 73 58 .557 19 17 Charlie Kimball 263 Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. N.Y. Jets 1 2 0 .333 million over the life of the Colorado 71 59 .546 20½ 18 Conor Daly 245 Tampa Bay at Kansas City, 5:15 p.m. New England 1 2 0 .333 San Diego 57 73 .438 34½ 19 Mikhail Aleshin 237 contract, more than Oak- Oakland at L.A. Angels, 7:07 p.m. Miami 1 2 0 .333 San Francisco 52 80 .394 40½ 20 Ed Carpenter 169 Atlanta at Philadelphia, 10:05 a.m. Buffalo 0 3 0 .000 land Raiders quarterback St. Louis at Milwaukee, 11:10 a.m. 21 Spencer Pigot 165 Sunday’s Games South Derek Carr ($25 million) Miami at Washington, 1:05 p.m. Jacksonville 1 2 0 .333 22 Sebastien Bourdais 157 got on the five-year exten- N.Y. Yankees 10, Seattle 1 N.Y. Mets at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. 23 Gabby Chaves 98 Minnesota 7, Toronto 2 Indianapolis 1 2 0 .333 Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, 5:05 p.m. Houston 1 2 0 .333 24 Juan Pablo Montoya 93 sion he signed in June. Cleveland 12, Kansas City 0 San Francisco at San Diego, 6:10 p.m. 25 Esteban Gutierrez 91 The Lions opened ne- Baltimore 2, Boston 1 Tennessee 1 2 0 .333 L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. 26 Sebastian Saavedra 80 Chicago White Sox 7, Detroit 1 North gotiations with Stafford 27 Oriol Servia 61 Tampa Bay 3, St. Louis 2, 10 innings Baltimore 3 0 0 1.000 AL Stat Leaders 28 Fernando Alonso 47 around the NFL com- Houston 7, L.A. Angels 5 Cleveland 3 0 0 1.000 Batting Average 29 Pippa Mann 32 bine in March, and they Oakland 8, Texas 3 Pittsburgh 2 1 0 .667 1. Jose Altuve, HOU .356 30 Jay Howard 24 Miami 6, San Diego 2 Cincinnati 1 2 0 .333 bridged what one person 2. Avisail Garcia, CHW .322 West 31 Sage Karam 23 Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 2 3. Eric Hosmer, KC .318 familiar with the talks de- Denver 3 0 0 1.000 32 Zach Veach 23 Colorado 3, Atlanta 0 4. Josh Reddick, HOU .306 Kansas City 1 2 0 .333 33 James Davison 21 scribed as a “significant” N.Y. Mets 6, Washington 5, 1st game 5. Jonathan Schoop, BAL .304 Philadelphia 6, Chicago Cubs 3 L.A. Chargers 1 2 0 .333 34 Jack Harvey 17 gap in recent weeks. Oakland 0 3 0 .000 35 Tristan Vautier 15 Arizona 11, San Francisco 0 Home Runs Stafford said in April NATIONAL CONFERENCE Milwaukee 3, L.A. Dodgers 2 1. Aaron Judge, NYY 37 36 Buddy Lazier 14 that he would “love to” Washington 5, N.Y. Mets 4, 2nd game 2. Justin Smoak, TOR 36 East 2. Khris Davis, OAK 36 Dallas 3 1 0 .750 sign a long-term extension Monday’s Games 4. Mike Moustakas, KC 35 Philadelphia 2 1 0 .667 Golf with the Lions, his third Baltimore 7, Seattle 6 4. Joey Gallo, TEX 35 N.Y. Giants 1 2 0 .333 PGA Tour contract with the team Cleveland 6, N.Y. Yankees 2 Washington 1 2 0 .333 Northern Trust Open Boston 6, Toronto 5 RBIs South that made him the No. 1 Tampa Bay 12, Kansas City 0 1. Nelson Cruz, SEA 101 New Orleans 2 1 0 .667 Aug. 24-27, Glen Oaks Club - Old West- overall pick of the 2009 Detroit 4, Colorado 3 2. Jonathan Schoop, BAL 96 Carolina 2 1 0 .667 bury, NY draft, and Lions general L.A. Angels 3, Oakland 1 3. Justin Upton, DET 94 Tampa Bay 1 2 0 .333 1 Dustin Johnson -13 Washington 11, Miami 2 4. Khris Davis, OAK 91 Atlanta 0 3 0 .000 2 Jordan Spieth -13 manager Bob Quinn had Philadelphia 6, Atlanta 1 5. Manny Machado, BAL 85 North T3 Jhonattan Vegas -9 long pointed to the sum- Chicago Cubs 6, Pittsburgh 1 Green Bay 2 1 0 .667 T3 Jon Rahm -9 mer as the time he expect- San Francisco 3, San Diego 0 ERA Chicago 2 1 0 .667 5 Paul Casey -6 1. Corey Kluber, CLE 2.63 Minnesota 2 1 0 .667 T6 Webb Simpson -5 ed a deal to get done. Tuesday’s Games 2. Chris Sale, BOS 2.88 Detroit 2 1 0 .667 T6 Jason Day -5 Stafford, 29, already Cleveland (Bauer 13-8) at N.Y. Yankees (Gar- 3. Marcus Stroman, TOR 3.11 West T6 Justin Thomas -5 holds most franchise cia 5-8), 4:05 p.m. 4. Luis Severino, NYY 3.14 Seattle 3 0 0 1.000 T6 Kevin Chappell -5 Seattle (Ramirez 5-4) at Baltimore (Bundy 5. Drew Pomeranz, BOS 3.23 L.A. Rams 2 1 0 .667 T10 Louis Oosthuizen -4 passing records including 12-8), 4:05 p.m. Arizona 2 2 0 .500 T10 Robert Streb -4 yards (30,303), comple- Saves Boston (Sale 14-6) at Toronto (Anderson 2-2), San Francisco 1 2 0 .333 T10 Bubba Watson -4 1. Alex Colome, TB 39 tions (2,634), attempts 4:07 p.m. T10 Patrick Cantlay -4 2. Roberto Osuna, TOR 34 (4,285) and touchdowns Texas (Perez 9-10) at Houston (Fiers 8-8), Thursday’s Games T10 Chez Reavie -4 3. Craig Kimbrel, BOS 30 4:10 p.m. Philadelphia 38, Miami 31 (187), and he’s coming off 3. Edwin Diaz, SEA 30 T10 Justin Rose -4 Chicago White Sox (Shields 2-4) at Minne- Carolina 24, Jacksonville 23 5. Brandon Kintzler, MIN 28 T10 Matt Kuchar -4 arguably his best season as sota (Santana 13-7), 5:10 p.m. T17 Charley Hoffman -3 Tampa Bay (Cobb 9-8) at Kansas City (Junis Friday’s Games a pro. NL Stat Leaders T17 Xander Schauffele -3 5-2), 5:15 p.m. New England 30, Detroit 28 Last year, Stafford, Batting Average T17 Henrik Stenson -3 Detroit (Fulmer 10-11) at Colorado (Marquez Seattle 26, Kansas City 13 1. Charlie Blackmon, COL .340 T20 Rickie Fowler -2 playing for the first time in 10-5), 5:40 p.m. 2. Justin Turner, LAD .329 T20 Harold Varner, III -2 Oakland (Smith 0-3) at L.A. Angels (Scribner Saturday’s Games his career without Calvin 3. Bryce Harper, WSH .326 T20 Martin Laird -2 2-1), 7:07 p.m. Arizona 24, Atlanta 14 Johnson, led an NFL-re- 4. Daniel Murphy, WSH .318 T20 Jason Dufner -2 Atlanta (Dickey 8-8) at Philadelphia (Leiter Jr. Baltimore 13, Buffalo 9 5. Paul Goldschmidt, ARI .316 T20 Patrick Reed -2 cord eight come-from-be- 2-3), 4:05 p.m. Indianapolis 19, Pittsburgh 15 T25 Kyle Stanley -1 Miami (Nicolino 2-2) at Washington (Jackson N.Y. Giants 32, N.Y. Jets 31 hind victories as the Lions Home Runs T25 Jason Kokrak -1 4-3), 4:05 p.m. 1. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 50 Cleveland 13, Tampa Bay 9 finished 9-7 and made the N.Y. Mets (Flexen 3-2) at Cincinnati (Romano New Orleans 13, Houston 0 T25 Scott Brown -1 2. Cody Bellinger, LAD 34 T25 Russell Henley -1 playoffs as a wildcard for 3-5), 4:10 p.m. 3. Joey Votto, CIN 33 L.A. Chargers 21, L.A. Rams 19 T29 Emiliano Grillo E the third time in his nine St. Louis (Weaver 2-1) at Milwaukee (Garza 4. Charlie Blackmon, COL 31 Dallas 24, Oakland 20 T29 Charl Schwartzel E 6-7), 4:40 p.m. 4. Marcell Ozuna, MIA 31 Denver 20, Green Bay 17 NFL seasons. Pittsburgh (Kuhl 6-9) at Chicago Cubs (Ar- T29 Kevin Na E The Lions haven’t won T29 David Lingmerth E rieta 13-8), 5:05 p.m. RBIs Sunday’s Games a playoff game since 1991, L.A. Dodgers (Hill 9-5) at Arizona (Godley 1. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 108 Chicago 19, Tennessee 7 33 Daniel Berger +1 5-7), 6:40 p.m. 1. Nolan Arenado, COL 108 Washington 23, Cincinnati 17 T34 Luke List +2 and Stafford is 51-61 in his San Francisco (Moore 4-12) at San Diego 3. Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 104 Minnesota 32, San Francisco 31 T34 Rory McIlroy +2 career as a starter, includ- (Perdomo 6-8), 7:10 p.m. 4. Marcell Ozuna, MIA 103 T34 Camilo Villegas +2 5. Jake Lamb, ARI 95 Thursday, Aug. 31 T34 Pat Perez +2 ing 0-3 in the postseason. Wednesday’s Games Cincinnati at Indianapolis, 4 p.m. T34 Martin Flores +2 SPORTS ON THE AIR

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Continued from Sports 1 on Monday night. Manny Mach- ado, Trey Mancini and Weling- ton Castillo each had three hits and everyone in the starting lineup had at least one. When Jones went deep in the fifth inning, this became his seventh straight season with 25 home runs or more. He owns the third longest such streak among active players and the longest that is on-going. He is back on pace to hit more than 30 homers for the third time in his career. Reserve outfielder Craig Gen- try lined a bases-loaded single to left field in the fourth inning to tie the score after Tillman gave up a three-run homer in the top of the inning. The hit raised his batting average with runners in scoring position to .333 (6-for-18) and kept him on a roll since returning from Triple-A Norfolk. He came back July 30 and is batting .359 (14-for-39) since then. You know that baseball ax- iom about the folly of getting thrown out at third base with zero or two outs? Well, the same goes for second base if there is somebody at third. Welington Castillo drove in two runs with a single in the sec- PATRICK SEMANSKY / The Associated Press ond inning, so he probably gets a Baltimore Orioles’ Adam Jones, left, and Chris Davis celebrate after scoring on Welington Castillo’s single in the second inning of a baseball game against the Seattle pass for this. Mariners in Baltimore on Monday. Mariners Make 5 Errors in 1st, Yankees Roll to 10-1 Rout By Adry Torres when he mishandled Gamel’s The Associated Press throw, allowing Headley to score, and then when his errant throw NEW YORK — Sloppy de- to the plate skipped past catcher fense by the Seattle Mariners made it an easy afternoon for Mike Zunino, which sent Ells- Masahiro Tanaka and the Yan- bury to third. kees. “Yeah, that’s not quite the way Tanaka finally flourished un- you want to make your debut at der the sun, Starlin Castro had Yankee Stadium,” said Albers, four hits and New York took ad- charged with eight runs — three vantage of a record five errors by earned — and 11 hits in five-plus Seattle in the first inning on the innings. way to a 10-1 victory Sunday. Seattle made four errors last “I think that’s the first time Monday at Atlanta and still won, I’ve seen that,” Castro said. a game Albers also started. Mariners shortstop Jean Se- Ronald Torreyes had three of gura committed three early miscues — two on one play. Third New York’s 15 hits. Pinch-hitter baseman Kyle Seager and left Greg Bird added a two-run sin- fielder Ben Gamel also botched gle in the seventh. balls as the Yankees scored six runs, one earned, in the first in- FOR STARTERS ning against starter Andrew Al- bers (2-1). Bird was rested against the lefty starter but will be New “It was obviously the worst in- BILL KOSTROUN / The Associated Press ning we’ve had all year,” Seattle York’s regular first baseman go- Seattle Mariners left fielder Ben Gamel, left, shortstop Jean Segura and center fielder Guillermo Heredia, right, converge on manager Scott Servais said. “Em- ing forward, manager Joe Girar- a single hit by New York Yankees’ Gary Sanchez during the first inning of a baseball game Sunday at Yankee Stadium in New barrassing, but there’s nothing di said. Bird was activated Satur- York. we can do about it now. Forget day after being on the disabled about it, move on.” 9-4 with a 3.24 ERA in 17 games more, and Milwaukee did it July ball on Gary Sanchez’s RBI sin- list since May 1. The fielding gaffes were a gift at night this year. 7 at Yankee Stadium. gle, allowing the All-Star catcher for Tanaka (10-10), who entered Seattle’s five errors were the Seattle’s franchise record is to reach second. 0-6 with an 11.81 ERA in seven most in an inning in club history. seven errors against the Brew- After a walk to Aaron Judge, YOU’RE GONE starts during the day this season. The previous major league team ers on June 25, 1978, a game the the Yankees loaded the bases Girardi was ejected in the He struck out 10 and walked one to make five errors in one inning Mariners won. when Segura was charged with third by second base umpire in his 100th major league start. was the 1977 Chicago Cubs, ac- Aided by Aaron Hicks’ error his first error after failing to Mike Everitt after arguing that The right-hander has won both cording to the Elias Sports Bu- in left field, the Mariners scored catch Didi Gregorius’ popup as Segura ran out of the basepath outings since a brief stint on the reau. in the first on Nelson Cruz’s run- three players converged in shal- and interfered with Headley’s disabled list due to shoulder in- Elias also said the last short- scoring double. With two run- low left-center. throw from first. flammation, pitching seven in- stop to make three errors in a ners in scoring position, Tanaka Segura said he wasn’t sure nings each time. game was Castro, with the Chi- struck out Seager and retired why he was given that error be- New York took two of three cago Cubs on April 25, 2011. Mitch Haniger to end the inning. cause center fielder Guillermo TRAINER’S ROOM in the series and moved within “It happens,” Segura said. “It “I think it could have been Heredia originally called for the MARINERS: 2B Robinson Cano 2½ games of first-place Boston happened crazy today, but it hap- worse,” Tanaka said through a ball. (left hamstring) returned to the in the AL East after Baltimore pens.” translator. “I was just able to lim- Seager followed that with completed a three-game sweep The Mariners played clean it the damage.” his own error, fumbling Chase starting lineup after appearing at Fenway Park with a 2-1 victory defense the rest of the day but In the bottom half, a string of Headley’s grounder as New York as a pinch hitter the previous two over the Red Sox. still matched the season high for Seattle miscues let the Yankees took a 2-1 lead. days. The former Yankees star Tanaka, who gave up six hits, errors by a big league team in keep racing around the bases. Jacoby Ellsbury hit a two-run went 1 for 3 but was removed be- improved to 6-0 in seven career one game this year. Boston made Gamel began the messy se- double, and Segura made two cause he wasn’t running too well, starts against the Mariners. He is five errors Friday against Balti- quence when he overcharged the more errors on the play. First, Servais said. NFL He is no Fish Out of Water When it Comes to Rushing NFL Quarterbacks By Todd Milles at outside linebacker. said. "He reminds me of Frank The News Tribune "I always told myself it didn't (Clark) a little bit in that way." matter. I always said if I was an Then came his first sack Fri- SEATTLE — Known for his outside linebacker, I'd have more day night on Kansas City's first keen instinct, and mad-dog mo- opportunities, whether it was series of the second half. tor, David Bass knows what he's getting a sack or dropping in cov- On third down, Bass got push best-suited to do after his NFL erage and catching a pick," Bass up the middle, but got caught playing days are over. said. "But everybody around me inside after teammate Marcus He wants to be a police detec- tells me, 'My roots are in the 4-3 Smith flushed Chiefs quarter- tive. (defense), go back to the 4-3.' So back Patrick Mahomes to the But right now, he is the one I managed to come to a 4-3. It is who is leaving the clues for the outside. like second nature." In a dead sprint to a spot Seattle Seahawks to figure out And he has shown why. why he belongs on the 53-man along the right sideline, Bass just In the first preseason game happened to meet the scram- roster. at San Diego, Bass was an edge- bling Mahomes head-on for an For a third consecutive pre- rushing terror, consistently get- season game Friday, the fifth- ting to backup quarterback Kel- easy sack. year professional out of Missouri "I will take those,." Bass said. ELAINE THOMPSON / The Associated Press len Clemens. Western State made impact plays In fact, on both of Clemens' "Makes it easy for me." Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) is sacked by Seattle Se- with the second-string defense, interceptions, it was Bass who It was an especially cool ahawks defensive end David Bass, left, during the second half of an NFL football registering two tackles for loss, got the hit on the passer. moment for Bass, too, because preseason game, Friday in Seattle. including a sack, in Seatte's 26-13 Last week at home against the play happened in the same victory over Kansas City at Cen- the game. "I signed a one-year NFL. At 26, he is still in the Minnesota, Bass lined up all over southwest corner of the stadium turyLink Field. deal (in May). And with the de- prime of his career. the defensive line, getting pres- where his mother; his wife, Jah- And it's those type of splash fensive line they have, you've got But Tennessee released him sure on the quarterback from all nene, and his newborn daughter, plays that coaches not only re- to put your best foot forward ev- after last season after he played angles. He also recovered a fum- Mariyah, were sitting. member, but they see again and ery chance you step on the field in 29 of the team's 32 games since ble caused by rookie Chris Car- It was 2-month-old Mariyah's again when they review it on if you want to have a chance to 2015, racking up 52 tackles. son on the kickoff coverage team. first game, too. film. make it here." Bass said he never really fit "He has a good body where he "She had her headphones on "That is my goal," said the This isn't your ordinary free in with the Titans' 3-4 defensive can go inside and outside," Se- and everything," Bass said. "She sprightly Bass at his locker after agent trying to hang on in the scheme where he mostly played ahawks' linebacker K.J. Wright probably was asleep." Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017 SPORTS

Soccer In Match of Missed Opportunities, Sounders Draw Timbers to Remain Atop Western Conference By Geoff Baker 10 men. This game wasn’t quite The Seattle Times the same, being the usual, in- tensely physical contest usually Sounders right back Kelvin witnessed between the two sides, Leerdam had been so caught up playing for the first time this late in the intensity of his first derby in a season when ranked 1-2 in match with Portland that he the standings. hadn’t much time to feel disap- “At the end of the day, we still pointed by the result. haven’t lost in a while,’’ Roldan His team extended his club- said. “But two ties in a row defi- record unbeaten streak to 11 in nitely feels like two losses in a Sunday night’s 1-1 draw against row.’’ the visiting Timbers, though, yet Bodies were flying left and again failed to capitalize enough right all game and Nouhou took despite dominating play. The a red-card ejection in stoppage result was another of those halftime for delivering a blow to the empty, half-full results where the head of Timbers midfielder Di- Sounders pick up a point but feel ego Chara during an open-field they gave away two. run. For Leerdam the fact the Sounders coach Brian Sounders haven’t lost since he Schmetzer was already without transferred here from The Neth- AWOL Joevin Jones, down in erlands in early July is a sign that Trinidad and Tobago awaiting any disappointment could be the start of World Cup qualify- fleeting depending on how ensuing play after leaving the team ing games go. TED S. WARREN / The Associated Press early without permission. Now, “I think we should remind Portland Timbers forward Darren Mattocks, second from right, tries to head the ball away from Seattle Sounders midfielder he’ll have Nouhou sitting out an ourselves of the good things Cristian Roldan, right, but Roldan was able to score a goal on the play against Timbers goalkeeper Jeff Attinella, center, in the automatic one-game suspension about the game and keep going, first half of an MLS soccer match, Sunday in Seattle. when the team resumes play fol- keep going,’’ Leerdam said of his lowing this upcoming two-week first-place team, still a point up about as physical as everybody of the season to send the teams on the same day he was called up qualifying break. on the Timbers. “We’re still unexpected. into halftime tied 1-1. That was by the U.S. Men’s National Team And the Sounders also played defeated for a long stretch now. The Timbers didn’t get an- about as competitive as Portland for World Cup qualifying games this game without midfielder Of course, we wanted the three other good scoring chance after got the rest of the way, content -- one of nine Sounders named to Gustav Svensson, who got per- points, but we’ll remember the that until stoppage time, when to sit back in a defensive shell as various national team rosters. mission from the team to leave good things from this game and goalkeeper Stefan Frei lunged the Sounders pressed forward “We felt like we were the better early to join Sweden for quali- try to play better soccer the next for a ball just ahead of charging throughout the second half. team,’’ Roldan said. “We created fying matches later in the week. game.’’ Portland striker Darren Mat- Jordan Morris got in twice on chances. We were unable to fin- Schmetzer wishes his team could And there was plenty of good, tocks deep in the box. Frei got to breakaways in the 47th and 56th ish them. It’s a similar storyline keep on playing, to try to shake starting with the Sounders with- the ball first, but Mattocks went minutes, but was stopped both to Vancouver and they tied it up. off some of its recent inability to standing an early Portland bar- tumbling over his legs and ref- times by Timbers keeper Jeff At- So, we feel like the team that lost convert chances. rage and then opening the scor- eree Mark Geiger signaled a pen- tinella. Roldan also had a chance points today.’’ “I can’t put my finger on it,’’ ing on a Cristian Roldan goal in alty kick on the trip. after a nice ball from Nouhou, The Sounders also domi- Schmetzer said. “But guys, when the 18th minute of a wild goal- Both Frei and the crowd but his shot from the right side of nated Wednesday night’s contest they have the chance, they have mouth scramble. That got the howled in disbelief, but to no the box deflected off a defender in Vancouver, only to see a rare to step up.’’ crowd of 51,796 fans at Century- avail as Diego Valeri promptly and out of harm’s way. Whitecaps scoring opportunity Now, they’ll have a couple of Link Field even more revved up buried the penalty in the far left Roldan said he also had result in a second-half goal that weeks more to keep on thinking for a contest that quickly turned corner of the net for his 16th goal “mixed feelings’’ about the result, tied it 1-1 despite being down to about it. Sounders had a Bad Week of Staying Unbeaten By Larry Stone was sour when it was all over, So, Coach, are you feeling sat- heading off for national team good defensively over the course The Seattle Times with boos thundering down isfaction over holding onto first duty. Schmetzer said the focus of these 11 games? Yes, I think upon the officials and Schmetzer place over the Portland team will be on figuring out how to we have. I am proud of the team. Brian Schmetzer calls him- looking like he had swallowed a breathing down your neck right turn those golden chances into Their effort cannot be ques- self “a hate to lose kind of guy,” lemon. beneath you, or disappointment goals -- “it’s something we will tioned. We had a couple of times which means that for more than The score was identical to over not getting the three points train on, and train some more, tonight Clint (Dempsey) had two months, the Sounders’ coach Wednesday’s at Vancouver, and that seemed there for the taking? and train some more until we to chase all the way back into has experienced a sense of con- so was the sense that the Sound- “Disappointment,’’ Schmetzer can get it right.” the right-hand corner. We had tentment — one that was sorely ers had let a winnable game slip replied quickly and quietly. “I’m Yet that will be difficult to Niko (Nicolas Lodeiro) running tested on Sunday night in their away. Because that’s exactly what going to go back to the Vancou- do with so many key players out everywhere, we had guys really 1-1 tie with Portland. they did. As in any close soccer ver match. You’re playing your of pocket, a circumstance that After a muddled and mid- putting it out there to help the match, you could quibble about two archrivals. You’ve got chanc- Schmetzer chooses to view as a team win. dling start to their championship some calls, including the one es to put Portland away and you net positive. defense this season, the Sound- “We talk about Cristian all the against Seattle goalie Stefan Frei don’t do it. Disappointed. I think, “I’m very proud of the fact the time, we talk about Will Bruin. ers caught fire in mid-June and that resulted in a successful Port- again, everyone in the locker club has nine internationals,’’ I could go back to front. The have reasserted themselves as the land penalty kick in stoppage room is disappointed.” he said. “It shows the organiza- power of the Western Confer- time just before half, the red card Indeed, the mood was somber tion is acquiring very, very good amount of effort those guys put ence. Wins and draws have cas- assessed Nouhou in the game’s despite the continuing absence of players who play at a high level. into each and every game is why caded along their path, yet this frenetic final moments, and the an L. For starters, this team and That’s very, very good for me as we’ve gone 11 games unbeaten. week of Cascadia Cup competi- handball that Sounders fans felt especially its fans hunger to hang a coach.” That team will never stop play- tion has been admittedly empty. could have been called earlier. losses on Portland, a rivalry that And even in the immediate ing, will never quit, and that’s Frustrating. Anti-climactic. And But the Sounders still had this Schmetzer says is immediately frustration of letting what they the hallmark of a championship downright unsatisfying. one served up to win on a pair of conveyed to Seattle newcomers felt was a highly winnable game team.” No, the Sounders still haven’t breakaways by Jordan Morris, in the moment they witness the slip away, Schmetzer could re- Another hallmark of one is tasted defeat since June 17, an the 47th and 56th minute, that he crowd frenzy. No explanation or flect upon the big-picture satis- that when they close in on a vic- unbeaten streak that reached 11 couldn’t put away. And in the fi- exhortation is necessary. faction of ascending to the top tory, they strangle it and don’t let matches Sunday in the Derby- nal 10 minutes, when “we threw For another, they now have of the conference and keeping it escape. In that department, the infused intensity of CenturyLink everything and the kitchen sink” two weeks to stew about it with defeats at bay. Sounders have had a bad week, Field. But for the second straight at the goal, in Schmetzer’s words, the upcoming hiatus for interna- “Defense wins champion- even as their unbeaten streak game, the taste in their mouth they couldn’t convert. tional play, with nine Sounders ships,” he said. “Have we been rumbles on. Portland Controls Reign for 2-1 Victory By Jayda Evans solutely rocking. I’m actually US Coach Bruce Arena Calls Up Deep, The Seattle Times scared at what’s going to happen,” Portland coach Mark Par- After all of the long discus- sons said of the trip back home. Experienced Roster for World Cup Qualifiers sions about last week’s lackluster “The performance was one of our play, Laura Harvey thought more strongest and best of the season, of her Seattle Reign FC team be- By Kevin Baxter nament, plays Costa Rica in yellow cards, meaning another fore Saturday’s afternoon game. especially the first half — that Harrison, N.J., on Friday be- was incredible. We go from this Los Angeles Times caution against Costa Rica Add that the match was fore meeting Honduras in San would disqualify them from against heated rival Portland at game knowing we could have The time for Bruce Arena to Pedro Sula, Honduras, on Sept. scored a couple more goals and experiment with his national the game in Honduras. Memorial Stadium, and Harvey 5. Mexico leads the six-team Up front, however, the U.S. believed it was the right setting put the game to bed earlier and team roster is over, so the team standings with 14 points fol- is loaded, with Clint Dempsey, for Seattle to fix the issues that not have the stress at the end. But the U.S. coach called up Sunday lowed by Costa Rica (11), the caused the Reign to lose three of it was a very strong performance.” for the resumption of World U.S. (8) and Panama (7). The the national team’s all-time its past four games. The Thorns used a fast-paced Cup qualifying is older, deeper top three automatically qualify scoring leader; Seattle team- But the Reign allowed Thorns style to create a 17-1 shot dispar- and more experienced than the for next summer’s World Cup mate Jordan Morris, who FC to control possession of the ity in the opening half. Defen- one he used in July’s Gold Cup. in Russia. scored the winning goal in the ball, ultimately losing 2-1 before sively, Portland blocked eight of A dozen of the 26 players But if there were few sur- Gold Cup; and Toronto’s Jozy a crowd of 6,041. Seattle’s attempts, and in the first Arena summoned have made 10 prises in the team Arena se- Altidore. The midfield includes “This team (Reign) is re- half the visitors had 75.1 percent or more appearances in World lected, there are some holes, es- captain Michael Bradley and nowned for responding, and passing accuracy. Cup qualifying, five have more pecially on the back line where Christian Pulisic, who had a they didn’t,” a visibly disturbed than 100 international caps There were five yellow cards John Brooks, DeAndre Yedlin goal and assist in his Bundes- Harvey said after the match. “We distributed in the second half, overall and 19 players are age 27 and Michael Orozco are un- liga opener with Borussia Dort- didn’t deserve anything out of two on Seattle. But Portland or older. Compare to the team available because of injury and mund, while Tim Howard and this game.” topped Seattle 6-1 in the shots- with which Arena started the Timmy Chandler was omitted Seattle did get something, on-goal category. Gold Cup. That roster included from the roster. Two other de- Brad Guzan are once again the however. Midfielder Jess Fish- “We struggled with owning 13 players who had appeared fenders, Omar Gonzalez and anchors in goal. lock scored the Reign’s lone goal the game,” Reign forward Katie in fewer than 10 international Fabian Johnson, are coming off “We’re far from being in Rus- off a penalty kick in the 90th Johnson said. “They did a good games and 11 who were no old- injuries of their own. sia,” Arena cautioned. “Things minute. Seattle couldn’t get the job possessing the ball and mov- er than 26. That could leave Arena to can change real quickly over equalizer in stoppage time, un- ing it quickly. We were late to “We have a good roster,” said piece together a starting back- these next two games. We have capping a celebration by fans in Arena, who is unbeaten (9-0-5) line from a group of nine de- to make sure we’re the team red to support the Thorns. react.” Both teams also treated the since taking over the national fenders that includes 35-year- that secures points at home and One adorned forward Hay- team in December. “We need game as a must-win because of old DaMarcus Beasley, who has hopefully get some points on ley Raso with a crown of plastic our best possible roster in or- played in four World Cups, and playoff implications. Portland the road. red roses. The young Australian der to achieve what we want to two others _ Matt Hedges and scored both of Portland’s goals, is second in the NWSL stand- “If we do that, we’re a lot ings with 37 points. Seattle’s 27 achieve here, and that’s to earn Eric Lichaj _ who have never in the 49th and 86th minutes. points in both games.” even played in a World Cup closer to Russia. No one is safe Portland (11-5-4) snapped a points trail Chicago by two for (at) this point and a lot of things the fourth and final slot in the The U.S., third in the CON- qualifier. five-game losing streak against CACAF qualifying table six are going to happen over this postseason. The U.S. also has six play- Seattle (7-7-6) and became the games into the 10-game tour- ers coming into camp carrying weekend.” first team in NWSL history with The Reign has four games re- 50 franchise wins. maining — a possible 12 points “The bus is going to be ab- on the table. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017

Golf Dustin Johnson Beats Jordan Spieth in Northern Trust Tournament in Playoff Hole for Stunning Victory By Mark Herrmann attempt to hit over a lake and a Newsday bunker. “It’s only a 300 (yard) carry. I The golfer officially ranked can cover that,” said the player No. 1 in the world squared off who blasted the shot more than against the one generally con- 330 yards. From there, it was sidered the best in the sport right game, set and match. now. They went toe to toe. Fists None of this had been imag- were flying, too — as Dustin inable three hours earlier, as Johnson and Jordan Spieth each Spieth had expanded his third- punched the air to mark every round lead of three strokes to key moment in a Northern Trust five with birdies on the third and tournament that went to a play- fifth holes. The Northern Trust off and emerged as an instant was all but in his back pocket classic. when he stepped to the tee on the After they had traded mo- par-3 sixth. But in a flashback to mentum swings and unlikely his soaked meltdown on the 12th huge putts, Johnson won the hole at Augusta last year, he put trophy for the FedEx Cup play- his shot in the water and made off opener Sunday at Glen Oaks double bogey. Club, a first-time host that “It’s very difficult holding a proved to be a heavyweight in its lead on a difficult golf course own right. when the guy you’re playing with Johnson had the final say, goes bogey-free and doesn’t re- sinking an 18-foot twister on ally sniff a bogey and shoots 4 the final hole of regulation, then under. Hats off to DJ,” said the smoking a tee shot on the same ADAM HUNGER / The Associated Press reigning British Open champion. hole in the playoff. That set up Dustin Johnson reacts on the 15th green after making a birdie putt during the final round of The Northern Trust golf tourna- “I didn’t lose the tournament. He a wedge shot that landed 4 feet ment on Sunday in Old Westbury, N.Y. won it.” from the hole and a birdie that ing layout. It also had the in- feet out, I thought it was high that’s not any fun, because they Johnson had appeared poised set off a roar from the gallery in can be mean. I think the fans out to win the Masters and much else Old Westbury. tensity of a boxing match, with from my angle.” virtual haymakers being thrown, Johnson, having experienced here are great. I had a really good in April, when he was coming off “It was a lot of fun. It was fun three victories. But he injured such as Spieth going ahead with his share of heartache (including time this whole week.” On the to finally be in the hunt again his back in a fall at his Augusta 18th green, Johnson hugged and and know that my game is going a birdie on the par-4 14th hole the 2015 U.S. Open against Spi- rental home, pulled out of the to hold up under the pressure,” and Johnson answering with one eth), said later, “I thought it was kissed his fiance, Paulina Gretz- tournament and never has been the champion said after he over- on the par-3 15th. Both hit into going to miss, for sure. But obvi- ky, whose famous father, Wayne, the same — until he showed up came a five-stroke lead by Spieth, the right bunker on the par-3 ously it turned just enough.” never won in overtime on Long in Old Westbury. “This is the a three-time major champion, 17th. Spieth appeared certain to It all was quite an initiation Island in the playoffs. first week that I felt my game was three-time winner on tour this drop a shot but rammed home a for tournament golf at Glen The playoff was striking. Lit- in really good shape and back to season and leading contender for long putt. Oaks. Attendance had been light erally. Johnson chose not to re- where it was,” he said. player of the year. One hole later, Johnson chose and the atmosphere quiet earlier peat the safe route down the right He joked early in the week Spieth said, “I thought it was to lay up out of the thick Glen in the week. But on Sunday after- side that had caused him trouble that he had no problem being a a fun show to be a part of. I was Oaks rough and needed to make noon, it sounded like an Island- on 18 in regulation. Spieth said forgotten golfer despite his No. 1 hoping it wasn’t going to be that the difficult 18-footer, which ers-Rangers game, with roars for that the wind shifted between place in the Official World Golf much fun.” started right of the hole and went both sides. regulation and the extra hole, Ranking. Sunday night, he said, Their back nine took on the in on the left side of the cup. “I “I love playing in New York,” so it was behind the golfers the “I don’t forget myself.” feel of match play because the wasn’t rooting for him to make Johnson said. “The fans like second time. Johnson said that No one who was at Glen Oaks two had pulled away from the it,” Spieth said to laughter at his me, and so I hope they continue as long as it wasn’t in his face, he on Sunday soon will forget what rest of the field on the challeng- news conference. “About three to like me because if they don’t, was going to go all out: He would they saw there, either. Jerry Kelly Turns Eventful Week into a Record Victory at Boeing Classic By Scott Hanson Seattle native Fred Couples fin- of this event went on to win. of the day. He took heart that he performed The Seattle Times ished in a tie for 20th at 8 under. “There were some good first “You think Jerry’s going to much better than he did last It was an eventful and emo- times here today,” said Kelly, make it, but you’d like to make Sunday when he shot a 72 in the Jerry Kelly lost his way tional week for Kelly that began who won $315,000. him make it,” he said. “But he Dick’s Sporting Goods Open in Wednesday, almost going to the when he and his wife dropped You knew there was going ended up missing it. I would New York, dropping from third wrong golf course. their son off at the University of to be a lot of drama in the final have felt better had he made it.” to ninth. But he was right where he Colorado to begin college. round. Memorable finishes are Kelly fell behind the first “I really went out there with wanted to be Sunday, winning Then, on Wednesday, while the standard in this event, and time after Smith made birdies the mentality today that I was the Boeing Classic by a shot over driving to play in the pro-am, this one delivered as well. on the 10th and 11th holes. Then, going to have to do something Jerry Smith at The Club at Sno- he realized when he got about a Kelly trailed Smith by a shot on the 12th hole, Kelly hit an special to win,” he said. qualmie Ridge in a dramatic fi- half-mile from Snoqualmie Falls with three holes remaining. He approach shot that he thought “I think I gave it a great effort.” nal round. Golf Course in Fall City that he got even with a short birdie putt might be going too far right, but Langer, who turned 60 Sun- It was the first victory on the gotten bad directions from his on the par-4 16th, then took the it just missed the bunker and day, made a charge but it stalled 50-and-over PGA Tour Cham- hotel concierge. lead when he drained a 15-foot took a fortuitous bounce, rolling a bit when he made a par on the pions for Kelly, who is still fully “It was a tough beginning to birdie putt on the par-3 17th. a couple of feet from the hole. birdie-friendly par-5 15th. Still, exempt on the PGA Tour. the week, but it was a great way Smith had a chance to put “That was a big deal,” Kelly he shot a 65, and was in a good “Awesome,” said Kelly, when to cap it off,” he said. pressure on Kelly on the 18th, said. mood afterward. asked how he felt. “I don’t miss Kelly, who led after every but he missed an 8-foot putt for He tapped in for birdie to “Not a bad way to start the 60s, the PGA Tour because of places round, lost the three-shot lead birdie. That made it meaningless get back into a share of the lead with a 65, right?,” he said. like this.” he carried into the final round to when Kelly missed from 6 feet on before Smith briefly regained it For Kelly, this was just his Kelly shot a final-round 66 Smith, then recaptured it with a his birdie attempt. with a birdie on the 15th. 13th event on this tour in his and set a tournament record by pair of late birdies. Kelly tapped in. And it was But once again, Kelly re- rookie season, and he has no finishing at 19-under 197. Billy He is the first 50-year-old over. sponded. plans to go to back to the PGA Mayfair and defending cham- winner on the PGA Tour Cham- Smith rued missing the bird- For Smith, it was the second Tour. pion Bernhard Langer finished pions this year and it was the ie putt at No. 18, but not much consecutive week playing in the “I’m very happy to call this my tied for third, three shots behind. first time the first-round leader else in his round of 64, the best final group in the final round. home tour,” he said. NBA Nascar Report: Cavaliers to Jeremy Clements Perseveres for First NASCAR Win at Road America Ask Celtics for More By Dave Kallmann may still have been bent from first-time winner among them. Clements came out third Compensation in Milwaukee Journal Sentinel a crash three weeks ago at the For Clements’ maiden to from his stop on seven-lap Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, come on a road course was in fresher tires than Tifft and 10 Kyrie Irving Trade ELKHART LAKE, Wis. — Clements drove the race of one way improbable, but this laps to go. By Marla Ridenour Jeremy Clements epitomizes his lifetime, gobbling up Matt also may have his best chance. “I could see him in the rear- resilience and perseverance. Tifft’s eight-second lead in five A stand-alone race with view mirrors; going around the Akron Beacon Journal He nearly lost his right hand laps. no Monster Energy NASCAR hills you could see a car was in 2004 when the driveshaft of Concerned with the condi- Then the 32-year-old Cle- Cup drivers competing, the getting closer and closer,” Tifft tion of point guard Isaiah Thom- his dirt late-model broke into ments proved once again that event gives series regulars a said. the cockpit. as’ hip and the timetable for his nothing comes easily. He spun chance to shine. Clements’ first “I was just trying to survive He rarely has driven front- return to action, the Cavaliers himself and Tifft with one lap road-course race came at Road on the old tires, and anytime I line equipment in NASCAR will ask the Boston Celtics for to go before recovering to end a America in 2011, and his sixth and never has raced any. Ev- did try to push it at all, it would an additional asset before agree- 255-race drought. erything in the Spartanburg, place in 2015 was his career get real light and not so happy ing to complete their blockbuster S.C., shop of his family-owned The lead Tifft and Clements best to that point. with me.” trade for Kyrie Irving, ESPN’s Xfinity Series team is a hand- had built over third place was But Clements grew up Tifft was not so happy when Adrian Wojnarowski reported me-down. so great that Clements was pitching his car into dusty cor- Clements made his move for Saturday. He missed two races in 2013, able to re-fire his engine and ners and steering it with the the lead. The Celtics traded two-time suspended by NASCAR after hold the lead on his way to a throttle. Although Clements had All-Star Thomas, small forward he used a racial epithet. 5.802-second victory over Mi- After being injured at in been working hard for a couple Jae Crowder, center Ante Zizic And yet Clements has sol- chael Annett. 2004 at 311 Speedway in Stokes of corners, Road America’s fi- and Brooklyn’s first-round pick diered on, fighting faithfully “I thought, ‘Wow. Good job,’ County, N.C., Clements was nal two turns are tricky places in 2018 to the Cavs for four- while also fearing any thoughts “ Clements said sarcastically. “ told he’d never race again. He to pass in a stock car. Still, Cle- time All-Star Irving on Tuesday. of success might only be a ‘Could have won this race and needed 10 surgeries, one in ments dive-bombed in 14 on Wojnarowski reported late Fri- dream. just gave it up.’ which his hand was sewed to the second-last lap and spun, day night that the Cavs might “It’s a miracle,” Clements “Just to be here is a blessing. his right hip for a skin graft. taking Tifft through the gravel, void the deal after seeing the said Sunday after that dream To win a race, for sure is a huge That’s a lot different from as well. results of the physical Thomas came true — no, really — in blessing.” the 14 turns and 45 laps around “I was licking my chops, had undergone hours earlier in the Johnsonville 180 at Road Annett slipped through this rolling 4.048-mile circuit. man,” Clements said. “When Cleveland. America. for a career-best second-place Clements started 24th af- you’re in the moment, you’re Irving was scheduled to take “The win is what you do finish and Tifft recovered for ter qualifying was canceled like, I’ve got to get this thing his physical in Boston Saturday, it for. ... We don’t get the big third to match his best result. because of morning rain and and get away from him before according to Wojnarowski. bucks like the other teams. We Justin Marks was fourth worked his way up through he can move me again. The Cavs are considering get a fraction of what they get and Brendan Gaughan, the speed and pit strategy. Clem- “I should have been maybe a their options and perhaps weigh- maybe. And we just try to put 2014 winner, fifth. ents’ team kept him out while little more patient. I don’t know. ing the likelihood that they will it to the best use and try to stay Clements kept Road Ameri- other leaders made their final But it was kind of the last lap.” not receive as great a return, es- here and keep doing it, and ca’s streak intact; different driv- pit stop early, and he was un- And who knows when Cle- pecially since the unprotected luckily it hasn’t broke us yet.” ers have won each of the eight aware of the situation when he ments might have another draft pick could be No. 1 overall, In a 9-year-old car that Xfinity races. He was the fourth first led on the 28th lap. chance? Or if? if they seek another trade partner. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017 SPORTS

Boxing McGregor Strong Early But Mayweather’s Clinical Skill Wins Out for TKO in 10th By Lance Pugmire Los Angeles Times LAS VEGAS — Floyd May- weather Jr. closed out his dis- tinguished career at 50-0. UFC champion Conor McGregor lasted into the 10th round in his pro boxing debut against the best boxer of his generation. So, both men could declare victory Saturday night in their novelty boxing match at T-Mo- bile Arena. Mayweather, 40, set aside the ills of age after a slow start, finding his groove to hammer Mc- Gregor with a series of punches that led to a 10th-round techni- cal-knockout victory in front of 14,623 spectators, well shy of T- Mobile’s capacity of more than 20,000. “He’s a lot better than I thought he was, but I was the better man,” Mayweather said. Mayweather did little offen- sively in the first four rounds, as McGregor landed clean jabs, punches and even some dubi- ous mixed martial arts-inspired hammer fists to the back of the head. But Mayweather soon re- verted to the master tactician ERIC JAMISON / The Associated Press who knows how to win rounds, peppering McGregor with an Floyd Mayweather Jr. hits Conor McGregor in a super welterweight boxing match Saturday in Las Vegas. impressive three-punch series of McGregor said. “He was just a lot an impressive jab, landing 27 to dispute the stoppage in the ring It could be the richest pay- right hands in the sixth round. more composed with his shots. I Mayweather’s 18. after ducking and showing no per-view fight of all time. His accuracy and tempo in- have to give it to him. That’s what In the end, Mayweather out- willingness to throw a punch to There was no shame in los- creased into the ninth, when 50 pro fights will do for you.” landed McGregor 170-111 in to- answer Mayweather’s attack. ing to Mayweather, the UFC McGregor resorted to desperate All three judges had May- tal punches, and 152-84 in power “Let me try to recompose my- executives reasoned, noting that holds after being hurt by blows. weather leading at the stoppage. punches. self,” the 29-year-old McGregor seven-division champion Pac- Mayweather perfectly timed Dave Moretti had it 87-83, Burt But McGregor can boast that said. “I’m brand new to the sport. quiao, along with four-division what he said was a strategy to test Clements 89-82 and Guido Ca- nine of Mayweather’s opponents Let me walk back to my corner.” champions Miguel Cotto and McGregor’s cardio endurance valleri had it 89-81. in 12-round fights landed fewer He was left to accept a moral Juan Manuel Marquez, had been beyond the longest possible UFC “I guaranteed everybody this than 100 punches in the entire triumph of sorts, knowing more convincingly defeated by the tac- fight. fight wouldn’t go the distance,” bout. McGregor posted his 111 in millions of dollars await as he tician. “We know in MMA he fights Mayweather said. “Boxing’s rep- less than 10 full rounds. promised to return to UFC fight- “What can I say? I had a bit of for 25 minutes,” Mayweather utation was on the line. Boxing’s “When you’re here in the ing, far prouder than he was fun and hopefully entertained said. “After 25 minutes, he start- a hell of a sport.” squared circle, everything is dif- when he lost to Nate Diaz in a the fans,” McGregor said. ed to slow down.” Mayweather’s previous fight, ferent,” McGregor said. “He’s UFC fight last year. Said McGregor: “I thought against Manny Pacquiao in May composed. Not that fast or pow- “I’ve been strangled on live When the fight was over, I took the early rounds pretty 2015, was not a great night for erful, but, boy, is he composed.” TV and came back,” McGregor Mayweather committed to a life handily. He had to change his the sport. It was dull and plod- McGregor embraced May- cracked. in retirement — although he has style, and he adjusted.” ding. weather afterward, the pair shar- Before the fight, UFC ex- come back three times after call- In the 10th, Mayweather “I owed (fans) for the Pacquiao ing complimentary words. ecutives described McGregor’s ing it quits previously — and said crushed McGregor with three fight,” Mayweather said. “I said I “Conor’s a hell of a champion,” involvement in the longshot at- he’ll earn more than $300 mil- hard rights as part of an on- wouldn’t back down.” Mayweather said. tempt to defeat Mayweather as a lion for this fight. slaught that convinced referee McGregor proudly hung in After the fight, McGregor “win-win,” thanks to the massive “This was my last fight to- Robert Byrd to stop the fight 1 as total punches landed were 88- said he thought Byrd should mainstream attention Saturday’s night. For sure,” Mayweather minute, 5 seconds into the round. 82 in Mayweather’s favor after have let the bout go on, even unique event brought him and said. “I look forward to going “I was just a little fatigued,” seven rounds. He also showed though he didn’t immediately the organization. into the Hall of Fame someday.” NFL Chiefs’ Spencer Ware Likely Out for Season, Kareem Hunt to Step in By Terez A. Paylor ing ability, often showing the The Kansas City Star reasons the Chiefs traded up in Early on Sunday morning, the third round to draft him in as news of Spencer Ware’s likely May. season-ending injury spread “Really talented with the ball through the Chiefs’ practice fa- in his hands, physical _ same cility, Ware offered some advice to his rookie replacement, Ka- kind of style (to Ware), I think reem Hunt. _ has some shake, still has some “Stay patient and don’t make speed,” Smith said. it bigger than what it is, pretty Through three preseason much _ just be under control,” games, he’s rushed 18 times for Hunt recalled. Hunt, 22, will now be 79 yards, an average of 4.4 yards charged with putting those per carry (against first-string de- words into action. The Chiefs fenses, by the way) _ and caught are betting that he is, as coach four passes for 32 yards. Andy Reid announced Hunt will be the immediate replacement “The first time I met Kareem, for Ware, whose season is likely I knew this was a guy that was over because of a knee injury he going to be special,” backup sustained in the Chiefs’ third quarterback Patrick Mahomes preseason game Friday at Seattle. “I think we’re going to be OK said. “Just someone that works there,” Reid said. “Now, are we hard, really cares about his posi- going to replace Spence? No. I tion in every aspect of running mean, he’s a good football player. the ball, catching the ball, pass But the young kid, he’ll step in blocking. That’s what you need and he’ll do a nice job for us.” Chiefs head athletic trainer to do as a running back in this offense, is do all of those things, Rick Burkholder said Ware sus- JOHN FROSCHAUER / The Associated Press tained a torn posterior cruciate Kansas City Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt (27) ruins against the Seattle Seahawks in the first half of an NFL football pre- and he does all them exception- ligament (PCL) and damaged season game, Friday in Seattle. ally well.” the posterior lateral corner (LCL) of his right knee, which likely season after suffering through yards. he holds up in pass protection. As a true freshman at Toledo will require surgery. He will seek two injury-marred years. “Spencer was so good at ev- “The thing is ... backs have to in 2013, Hunt stepped in for star a second opinion, however. “Most likely, again we’ll rotate erything,” starting quarterback handle everything, right?” Smith senior David Fluellen and rushed “He damaged those and at all of them, but Hunt will prob- Alex Smith said. “He was good in said. “They have to handle the 110 times for 548 yards, an aver- ably be working with the ones,” space, a good receiver for a bigger run game, they have to handle this point in time, our medi- age of 6.0 yards per carry. cal staff believes that he needs Reid said. guy, physical runner but nimble protections, they have to handle season-ending surgery to correct Reid said the timing of enough in space to hit the edge the pass game. We put a lot on “I just had to make sure I took that problem,” Burkholder said. Ware’s injury was unfortunate. ... it will definitely be tough to re- their shoulders.” it play-by-play and (not) try to do “But like with all these significant Ware, 25, is entering his second place him.” Reid said Hunt has made everything at once,” Hunt said. injuries, we’ll exhaust all of our year as a starter after rushing for At 5 feet 10 and 229 pounds, some strides in pass protection, “It went well _ I’m here where I options and look at second opin- 921 yards and three touchdowns Ware was the biggest Chiefs run- though. ions and then do what’s best for in 214 carries last season. ning back, and his hard-charging “The last two weeks of camp, am right now.” Spencer’s knee and his career.” “(He) came back in great style will be missed, especially I really thought he picked it up,” Hunt will use the same ap- Despite the sliver of opti- shape, was looking forward to on the goal line. Reid said. “I thought he was re- proach when the Chiefs open the mism Burkholder left regard- having another real good season,” “He sure was good at that,” ally getting a pretty good grasp regular season with a nationally Reid said. “Things happen, he ing Ware’s chances of returning, Reid said. “I think one of the oth- of it. And then he’s had a cou- televised Thursday night game Ware will miss several games, at knows that, and whatever direc- er guys will have to step into that ple pickups in this these games, the very least. tion (Ware goes) _ whether he role _ we just don’t have quite as which has proved that.” against the defending champion That means the starter for has to have surgery or they find many snaps with those guys in The Chiefs shouldn’t have New England Patriots on Sept. 7. now is Hunt, though other backs another (option) _ he’ll be back that situation, but I think they’re any issue with Hunt as a runner. “I mean, it’s a dream come in line for carries include vet- and going strong after he rehabs.” capable of doing it.” He only fumbled once in college true,” Hunt said. “It’s not the way eran Charcandrick West _ who Through three preseason Hunt is the next-biggest back and has impressed teammates, has started games for the Chiefs games, Ware rushed eight times at 5-foot-11 and 208 pounds, so coaches and observers in train- I wanted it to happen, but now is before _ and veteran C.J. Spiller, for 24 yards and a touchdown he could easily be the next man ing camp with his quickness, vi- my time to step up and fill some who has looked quick this pre- and also caught five passes for 29 up in those situations, provided sion, contact balance and catch- big shoes.” • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017

College Football UW’s First Game Hasn’t Happened Yet, and Already the Huskies are Losing Players By Todd Milles That’s what happens. They’re in The News Tribune there running routes and blocking 280-pound defensive ends, so SEATTLE — Chris Petersen they’re right in the mix of every- strives for a calm environment thing at all times. around the University of Wash- “You have to have some depth ington football. there.” His first regular-season press Otton, at 6-foot-4 and 230 conference Monday was any- pounds, is the grandson of re- thing but. Before taking ques- cently-retired Tumwater High tions, Petersen announced that four players would miss the sea- School football coach Sid Otton, son opener at Rutgers on Friday. who has more prep wins in the Linebacker Azeem Victor, state of Washington than any- a preason All-American first- body. teamer, was suspended one game, “I always feel a little bit bad for and cornerback Austin Joyner those tight ends in this offense. was suspended two games for When they come in as new guys, violating an unspecified team it’s like drinking out of a fire rule. Both will not make the trip hose,” Petersen said. “But he’s a to New Brunswick, New Jersey. really sharp kid. He’s done a nice The others — tight end David job.” Ajamu (leg) and offensive lineman John Turner (retired) — are EXTRA POINTS injury-related. The big blow came with The Huskies held a morning Ajamu, the redshirt senior from practice in their home stadium Shelton who was expected to Monday. Loud cheering was serve as the No. 3 tight end be- piped in through the loudspeak- hind Drew Sample and Will ers to try and get the players ac- Dissly. He broke his leg during a ELAINE THOMPSON / The Associated Press climated to playing at Rutgers. ... practice in the third week of fall In this Sept. 3, 2016, file photo, Washington’s Azeem Victor smiles on the sidelines during an NCAA college football game With transfer quarterback Kyle camp. against Rutgers, in Seattle. Bolin, and new play-caller Jerry “He’s had surgery, so he won’t million in damages. “He’ll be around, and he’ll Catholic. Kill in the fold, Petersen ex- play this year,” Petersen said. Petersen said all of Ajamu’s figure out what his next thing is,” Petersen said he could see one pects the Rutgers offense to be It is uncertain at this point if belongings were lost in the fire. Petersen said. “Everybody’s go- of the other true freshmen — Ja- very different than the one the Ajamu will apply for a sixth year “We’re doing everything that ing to have to do that sooner or cob Kizer, who came to the UW Huskies shut down a year ago. of football. Petersen did not de- we can do NCAA-wise, and giv- later.” last winter, or Tumwater product “They’ve upgraded, without ques- clare his football career over. ing him as much money as we With Ajamu out,the top four Cade Otton — now playing this tion,” Petersen said. ... Petersen That wasn’t all that happened can,” Petersen said. on the tight-end depth chart season. is 8-3 in season opening games, to Ajamu, either. On Aug. 5, his Because Ajamu had surgery are Sample, Dissly, sophomore “We may play one more,” Pe- but just 3-3 away from home. His Park Meridian apartment com- just days ago, Petersen said the Michael Neal and true fresh- tersen said. “The tight end po- worst loss was to the UW in 2013 plex in Northgate went up in veteran will not travel for the man Hunter Bryant, the former sition is a really physical posi- — 38-6 — in his final season at flames, causing an estimated $6 opening game, either. five-star recruit out of Eastside tion. Those guys always get hurt. Boise State. Huskies Don’t Know What Awaits Them in Road Opener Against Rutgers By Adam Jude Northern Illinois from 2010, and ing about Bolin, but expected to (The Huskies, meanwhile, return wrinkles anyway that they’re The Seattle Times if they could somehow find it, learn more about him this week. seven regular starters from a de- coming out with in the first cou- they could perhaps benefit from Another senior transfer, fense that ranked as the best in ple of games. We just have to play For the first time in a de- studying what a little-known 225-pound running back Gus the Pac-12 in each of the past two our game. We have to just trust cade, the Washington Huskies Division II program in Kansas, Edwards, is expected to join years.) our rules. We have enough of- will open a season in the East- Pittsburg State, was doing some Bolin in the backfield. Edwards Kill has sounded eager to call fense, defense and special teams ern time zone when they travel 25 years ago. rushed for 977 yards and 12 plays again. that if we do our job, we’re going to Piscataway, N.J., for the game In other words, there’s a lot touchdowns in three seasons at “I feel like calling plays, that’s to be fine.” Friday against Rutgers. of uncertainty about what the Miami. been my gift, to be honest with The environment won’t be UW defense will be facing Friday More puzzling is what kind of you,” he said during his intro- the only unfamiliar aspect of the night. plays Rutgers will be running. ductory news conference at Rut- Notes trip for the No. 8 Huskies. “The first games are always Jerry Kill is in his first season gers. •The Huskies opened the Rutgers will be unveiling a tough,” UW coach Chris Peters- as the Rutgers’ offensive coordi- Kill has declined to classify 2007 season in the Eastern time new offense Friday, featuring a en said. nator. The 2014 Big Ten Coach of his style of offense. It’s apparent- zone with a 42-12 victory at Syra- new quarterback, a new running Let’s start with the quarter- the Year, Kill had to step down ly not a spread offense, but does cuse. UW has played just two back and a new offensive coordi- back: Senior Kyle Bolin won a as the Minnesota head coach have the quarterback line up in other games on Eastern time nator calling the plays. three-man battle for the starting midway through the 2015 sea- shotgun and the running back(s) since then: at Notre Dame in Oc- All of that makes game-plan- job after only arriving at Rut- son because of his ongoing battle in I-formation. Curious, indeed. ning more of a practice in guess- gers in June. A part-time starter with epilepsy. Kill hasn’t called “It seems like we always stum- tober 2009 (a 37-30 Notre Dame work for the Huskies’ defensive at Louisville in 2015, Bolin lost plays since his time as the head ble on to new coordinators,” Pe- victory) and the College Football staff. his job to 2016 Heisman Trophy coach at Northern Illinois (2008- tersen said. “For like 15 years in Playoff game last season in At- Studying film of Rutgers’ winner Lamar Jackson, and ear- 10), and he hasn’t been an offen- a row, I think there might have lanta (a 24-7 Alabama triumph). 2016 offense will be mostly a lier this spring he had fallen to sive coordinator since his days at been one or two times that we •The Huskies are scheduled to futile endeavor. Instead, UW No. 3 on Louisville’s depth chart, Pittsburg State in 1993. had the same set of coordinators release their first depth chart of coaches have spent time look- prompting his transfer. The Rutgers offense needed that we opened with. It is just par the season Monday morning. Pe- ing at Louisville’s 2015 offense. Washington defensive players the makeover after it finished for the course. tersen will then hold his weekly They might even peek at film of over the past week have acknowl- last in the Big Ten in nearly ev- “It makes it a little more chal- Monday news conference start- Minnesota’s offense from 2014, edged they knew almost noth- ery major category last season. lenging, but everybody has new ing at noon. Washington State Backup QB Taking his Cues From ... a Right Tackle? By Theo Lawson None of the above. Hilinski’s the field. That would probably locks that flow out of his foot- try to be like him because he’s The Spokesman-Review role model in football is neither mean the starter’s injured. The ball helmet and thick facial hair, not only a great guy, but a helluva an NFL player or a quarter- other scenario Hilinski plays? the Burien, Washington, native football player, too.” PULLMAN — Luke Falk’s back. Surprisingly, it’s actually The Cougars have alread buried looks like one, too. Hilinski, not Falk, is the one infatuation with Tom Brady is someone on the Cougars’ roster. an opponent and the reserve is Hilinski says Madison can who’s often giving the quarter- public knowledge and has been Someone who occasionally pro- called on to give Falk a breather. keep his look. That’s one thing back group its spunk. He’s al- for some time now. It’s been doc- tects Hilinski from ravenous de- It happened last year when the the third-year QB won’t inherit ways been the bouncy and ener- umented time and time again fenders coming around the edge. Cougars pummeled Arizona, 69- from his elder teammate. getic type, but ever since Hilinski that Washington State’s start- Someone who, on the line of 7. Hilinski came in to complete “I love his hair, he’s got the got to WSU, he’s made more of ing quarterback tries to emulate scrimmage, positions himself in 15-of-17 passes for 163 yards and whole Head and Shoulders thing an effort to inject his voice on the New England Patriots star front of the redshirt sophomore two touchdowns. going,” Hilinski said, “but it’s not the field. in nearly everything he does — QB and two spots to the right. Madison, on the other hand, for me. I’m short cut.” He picked up on someone from Brady’s tendencies on the Wait, Cole Madison? is an every-down player on the Hilinski agrees it is a bit un- else doing it. Guess who? football field to his choices at the “He’s just a great leader,” said offensive line who earned All- canny that he’s taking his cues “I kind of got it from (Madi- dinner table. Hilinski, affirming that yes, the Pac-12 Conference honorable from an offensive lineman. But son) actually,” Hilinski said. “He “Shoot ... he tries to be like Cougars’ starting right tackle is mention last year after making Madison, a tireless worker who’s brings a lot of energy and tempo (Brady) and all that,” said Tyler the player he tries to mimic his 13 starts at right tackle. Madison been the voice of the O-line — and that’s kind of rubbed off on Hilinski, Falk’s primary backup game after. “Since I’ve got here, earned the “Bone Award” -- giv- and the unit’s ringleader — for me.” at WSU, reaffirming that his he’s kind of reached out, been en weekly to the top’s offensive a few years now, would set a fine Mike Leach has gushed about teammate’s crush on Brady is like a good older brother to me.” lineman -- three times last year example for almost anybody, Hilinski’s progress this fall — still alive and well. It’s still an unlikely answer, and he’s a fan favorite. If Madi- Hilinski assures. he’d be ready to play, and play But how about the Cougars’ primarily because Hilinski and son never misses a snap, it’s a “I would say it’s kind of rare,” admirably if called upon, Leach second-stringer? Who does Hil- Madison don’t have too much in great thing for the Cougars. the QB said. “I mean shoot, he’s a said — and the WSU coach inski imitate on the field? Prob- common. Hilinski is a trim Californian teammate. I don’t really think of agreed that his No. 2 brings exu- ably another NFL signal-caller Hilinski is the backup for from the Los Angeles suburbs it too much as a position group. ... berance that’s especially infec- with off-the-chart arm talent one of the country’s most pro- who keeps his blondy brown hair Cole is very good at doing his job tious on the practice field. and admirable work ethic, right? lific quarterbacks. He’s liked short at all times. Madison, at and that’s one of our team mot- Oh, and he has some Falk to Maybe someone like Drew Brees by almost everyone, but fans 6-foot-5, 314, has the physique of tos. Be the best at doing your job, him now. Madison’s not the only or Aaron Rodgers? would prefer he never step onto a grizzly bear. With long brown be the most excited to play. I just one who’s left an imprint.

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Tennis Maria Sharapova Beats Simona Halep in Return to Grand Slam Play at US Open By Jeff Williams and hadn’t played since, pulling Newsday out of Open lead-in events at To- ronto and Cincinnati. She played NEW YORK — The U.S. nine matches before Monday Open got its screech back Mon- night, going 6-3. day night. Sharapova, who is 7-0 against Maria Sharapova, playing on Halep, won the first set Mon- a wild card and back in the Open day night. She had no answer for the first time since 2014, for Sharapova’s power. Plus she brought her power game and her found herself on the back foot piercing screams to Arthur Ashe off her serve, powderpuffs on Stadium Court. There she elimi- both first and second serve that nated No. 2 seed Simona Halep, Sharapova played tee ball with. who had been the most likely player to exit the Open with the So “Screechapova” was back No. 1 ranking. Instead, Sharapo- on the big stage, showing up in va parlayed a strong start with a a basic black sequins dress fit- determined finish for a 6-4, 4-6, ting for New York nightlife. But 6-3 victory, in 2 hours, 44 min- her sparkly game started to dete- utes of stirring tennis. riorate in the second set after she Sharapova, who served a gained another break and had 15-month ban starting in Janu- taken a 4-1 lead. ary 2016 for testing positive for She had Halep down a break the newly prohibited drug mel- point in the sixth game, but she donium at the Australian Open, fought back to hold serve, then broke Sharapova in the next returned to competitive tennis in JULIO CORTEZ / The Associated Press April at Stuttgart, Germany, and game. The unforced errors were reached the semifinals. Maria Sharapova, of Russia, reacts after defeating Simona Halep, of Romania, during the first round of the U.S. Open tennis coming fast and furious from Almost in tears, Sharapova tournament Monday in New York. Sharapova and it looked as if the said after Monday night’s win: “I gave her one, some players were The Open had never denied a and officials cited her doping rigors of Grand Slam combat thought it another day, another critical of that decision, includ- wild card to a champion, though ban as the reason. against a dogged opponent were opportunity, another match. It ing Halep. But when Halep was all of those players were return- Her fitness coming into the eating into her game. was so much more. Everything asked Saturday about the Open ing either from injuries (Lleyton Open was a mystery, though she Halep’s reputation for hang- you go through is so worth it.” granting Sharapova a wild card, Hewitt, Juan Martin del Potro looked fit Monday night, moving ing in there was on display, and Because her ranking had she deflected comment. and Martina Hingis) or retire- well. She had withdrawn from she even started to serve bet- fallen precipitously during the Sharapova, the 2006 U.S. ment (in the case of Kim Clijsters, the Wimbledon qualifying tour- ter. She managed an ace in the ban, Sharapova required wild Open champion, missed the 2015 who just happened to win it in nament with a muscle tear, then 10th game of the second set, and cards to get into tournaments, tournament with a leg injury and 2009). Sharapova was denied a suffered a left forearm injury at went on to win it. But in the end, and when the Stuttgart event last year’s because of the ban. wild card to the French Open, the Stanford tournament in July Sharapova was too much for her. Venus Williams Wins Opening Match at US Open Against Viktoria Kuzmova By Jeff Williams and from there on, it’s like, OK, I “I know that. Of course in the Newsday think I know how to win match- paper, that’s what I would say. At es, how to handle myself in situa- the end, the one that plays better NEW YORK — At age 37, it’s tions,” Williams said. “That mo- is going to win.” never quite so easy for Venus tif continues.” One of those better players, Williams anymore. But here she How long that might contin- Johanna Konta, won’t be around is, still in mix at the U.S. Open, ue, she hasn’t a clue. at the end. Konta, the seventh her 19th appearance at Flushing “I don’t know. We’ll see,” she seed, was ousted at the beginning Meadows since her spectacular debut in 1997. said. “I have no plans. Zero.” Monday by Aleksandra Krunic, Back then, she lost in the fi- Garbine Muguruza, the No. 78 in the world rankings, 4-6, nal to Martina Hingis, and went Wimbledon champion and third 6-3, 6-4. Konta was one of the on to win two Opens in 2000 seed here, defeated Varvara Lep- eight players who had a chance, and 2001. That’s a long time chenko, 6-0, 6-3, in the opening had she won the tournament, to since that last title, but she clings match at Ashe Stadium. take over the world No. 1. to the dream. Asked who she thought the “I think with all due respect to favorites were for the Open title, her, she played very well,” Konta Williams defeated Viktoria SETH WENIG / The Associated Press Kuzmova, 6-3, 3-6, 6-2, Monday she replied: “I would say the top said. “She played consistently Venus Williams, of the United States, shakes hands with Viktoria Kuzmova, of Slo- in her opening match at Ashe players.” much better than I did. I think in vakia, after winning their first round match of the U.S. Open tennis tournament Stadium. The 19-year-old Kuz- “But you’re one of them,” the terms of effort and fight, I com- Monday in New York. mova, a qualifier from Slovakia, questioner asserted. peted until the very last point. I was born in 1998, a year after ance in the Open. “There’s a point in your life or “I know I’m one of them,” she think the level of tennis by her Williams made her first appear- Age has its advantages. in your career where things click, replied through a modest smile. was just better.” Tennis Briefs Marin Cilic Beats Aptly Named Sandgren Steve Johnson, Still tional state is shakier. Jack Sock, seeded 13, was upset “I feel really good, so hope- by Jordan Thompson of Austra- Tennys in First Round of US Open Grieving Loss of his fully the mental side stays clear lia 6-2, 7-6(12), 1-6, 5-7, 6-4. and we can go out and execute Claire Liu of Thousand Oaks, By John Jeansonne and Jeff Williams es, at the U.S. Open on Mon- Father, Moves into the game plan,” he said. “At this Calif., who won the junior Wim- Newsday day. She flipped the coin for Second Round at US point I’m just playing, trying to bledon title and earned a berth the opening match at Arthur Marin Cilic played Tennys Ashe Stadium between Garb- compete every point. It’s good to here through qualifying, was on Monday. Open just (be) out here and heal and overpowered by Ying-Ying Duan ine Muguruza and Varvara No, really, he did. Lepchenko. By Tribune News Services get ready and go through the of China, 7-6(8), 7-6(3). Liu, 17, Cilic, the No. 5 seed, beat NEW YORK — The court process of this.” trains at the U.S. Tennis Associa- American Tennys Sandgren, can be a place where players find tion center in Carson, Calif., and 6-4, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3. Sandgren Krunic: Mind that Matters refuge from their sorrows, but it MUGURUZA ADVANCES is deciding whether to turn pro is of Swedish descent and his or go to college. No. 78 Aleksandra Krunic doesn’t afford an escape for Steve Garbine Muguruza loves first name, pronounced tennis, made it to the fourth round Johnson, who is still grieving the “I played a lot in juniors and is derived from his Swedish New York, but the Open hasn’t this obviously is different,” said of the Open in 2014, beating unexpected death of his father, loved her back. The 23-year-old great-grandfather. The name Madison Keys and Petra Kvi- Steve Sr., in May. Liu, who’s also playing doubles has even required him to pro- from Spain couldn’t get past the with Taylor Johnson. “Being able tova along the way. But that ef- For the younger Johnson, second round in four previous duce secondary identification fort didn’t portend a rise to the who won two NCAA singles ti- to qualify here definitely gives to gain entry to some tennis appearances but is considered a me confidence.” upper echelons of the game. tles and shared four team cham- prime contender this year after grounds. Monday, she knocked out pionships during a stellar career her Wimbledon win, her second This is Cilic’s return to ten- No. 7 Johanna Konta, and at USC, tennis holds a powerful Grand Slam title. US Open: Temporary nis after his loss in the champi- credited a certain disconnect association with his father, who onship match at Wimbledon to On Monday the No. 3 seed between body and mind. coached him for years. Some- Louis Armstrong Roger Federer. took a solid step forward with a “In 2014, I was lucky in times, it’s all he can do to keep “The last eight, nine days some respects because went my his composure and not surrender 6-0, 6-3 first-round victory over Stadium Creates a I’m practicing full without way that week.” Krunic said to the ache in his soul. Varvara Lepchenko, a Uzbeki- thinking about it.” he said. Different Feel Monday. “I mean, I can’t call “When I go out there it re- stan native who’s an American “With this first match out of the By Tribune News Services fourth round an accident, but minds me so much of him that citizen. “I don’t believe I’m a way, I think that just resolves it also reminds me of what we favorite here because I’ve never From the aluminum bleach- everything.” it wasn’t great work. accomplished together,” he said. played very good. I did play good ers of the temporary stadium “Mental-wise, I think I but things didn’t go my way,” found my way. The most im- “I don’t like to talk about my- raised on what used to be a park- Sattler Gets Coin Toss self, but I’m a pretty good tennis Muguruza said after her first vic- ing lot, spectators could consider portant thing is for me to play player, and that’s a lot of the hard tory at Arthur Ashe Stadium. “I the dramatic, ongoing makeover Kate Sattler, 8, of the Suf- and let my body handle the job work that he put in and those like it here. I love the big stage. I as the U.S. Open began its two- folk County Junior Tennis and try to think as least as pos- sweat and tears that we did. love to go out there and have the week run Monday. League, kicked off the USTA’s sible. Once I start thinking, it’s “Some days it’s easier, some crowd enjoy the match.” The transitory structure, like new initiative, Kids’ Coin Toss- too many thoughts.” days it’s harder. I just never know Ninth-seeded Venus Wil- the Open’s recently demolished until that day comes and that liams, a two-time U.S. Open No. 2 show court, as well as the moment of going one way or the champion, defeated qualifier under-construction building other comes and how I deal with Viktoria Kuzmova of Slovakia planned to debut next year, is lenging. Their record for last year it. I’m trying to get better at that.” 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 to improve her re- being called Louis Armstrong Soccer was not that great,” Boettcher Johnson looked to the sky cord in first-round matches here Stadium. Fitting, given that the said. “There are a few tough in gratitude after his 6-4, 7-6(2), to 19-0. “I feel like my game late Satchmo excelled at jazz, a Continued from Sports 1 teams but nothing too outstand- 7-6(5) first-round U.S. Open always rises a lot in the bigger synonym for improvisation. ing. I feel like they need some ex- victory over Nicolas Almagro events,” Williams said. “It feels like the U.S. Open,” Napavine finished last in the tra motivation and positivity and of Spain on Monday, but that’s Also, No. 13 Petra Kvitova of two-time Wimbledon champion league and was 2-14 overall, but I feel like we can be part of that nothing new. “But now it has a the Czech Republic continued Petra Kvitova said after chris- the team has a new head coach in competition.” bit more significance with this her comeback from a slashed tening Interim Armstrong with Emily Boettcher. When it comes to goals for whole curveball that life has wrist with a hard-fought 7-5, a 7-5, 7-5 decision over former “Practice is going good, get- the season, Boettcher has goals thrown,” said Johnson, who had 7-5 victory over Jelena Jankovic No. 1 and 2008 Open runner- ting used to the new girls, to the for the community. 16 aces. “I know he’s proud and of Serbia and Sloane Stephens up Jelena Jankovic. “But on the school. I’ve only been there a “I just want them to do better he would be here in a heartbeat.” continued her comeback from other hand, it was a bit weird, I year,” Boettcher said. “They look than last year, but I also just have Johnson reached the third a foot injury with a 7-5, 6-1 vic- have to say.” promising, the girls are excited a whole goal for the Napavine round at the French Open and tory over Roberta Vinci. But No. Kvitova was speaking specifi- and are actually asking for two- community as a sport to get Wimbledon and recently reached 7 Johanna Konta of Great Britain cally about the short-term venue, a-days. I’m enthusiastic to see more popular, and just getting the quarterfinals at Winston- was upset by Aleksandra Krunic and not the absence of so many what they can do this year.” it more support from the kids,” Salem, N.C. He lost to Kyle Ed- of Serbia, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. of the sport’s headliners _ 23- Boettcher coached two years Boettcher said. “The girls feel mund, who will be his second- John Isner, the top-seeded time major-tournament cham- in California, and moved up bad. Football, baseball overshad- round opponent here. Johnson American man at No. 10, got past pion Serena Williams (maternity here about a year ago to teach at ows it. I’d like to see more people welcomes the rematch and feels Pierre-Hugues Herbert of France, leave) and two-time Australian Napavine. come to the games and support good physically, though his emo- 6-1, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. American hope title-winner Victoria Azarenka. “I know it will be a little chal- these girls because they are great.” The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017

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Matt Baide / [email protected] Lewis County Museum Director Jason Mattson poses in front of the model train display at the museum on Thursday. New Museum Director Has a Lifetime of Love for Local History JASON MATTSON: Best Known For Yard Bird Restoration, Local Man Takes on New rRole of Director By Carrina Stanton For The Chronicle History has always fasci- nated Jason Mattson, the new director of the Lewis County Historical Museum. As far back as elementary school, he recalled some of his favorite activities were visits to the historic Borst Home, the Lewis County Historical Mu- Left: Lewis County Museum Director Jason Mattson poses with a Yard Bird toy at the museum on Thursday. Right: Lewis County Museum Director Jason Mattson seum and self-guided historic works with some items at the museum on Thursday. walking tours of the downtown. “It always stuck with me,” he mall and its beloved icon, the bring more people through the said. “Just connecting with the larger than life Yard Bird on the doors. He also plans to continue stories of the past and trying to property. Mattson, who sports ‘‘I want to get people to realize history can be the push to electronically catalog put yourself in the shoes of the pi- a tattoo on his leg of the land- the museum’s entire collection oneers and seeing how things are mark, actually proposed restora- fun and to get them involved.’’ and work to rotate items on a reg- different but some are the same.” tion and protection of the Yard ular basis to highlight the exten- Born and raised in Centralia, Bird 10 years ago. The effort sive historical record held there. Mattson, the new director of the began with a new paint job that Jason Mattson speaking about the historical museum “I don’t want to totally trans- Lewis County Historical Mu- evolved into structural work. form the place, but tell a lot more seum, says his new job felt like Through social media, fundrais- of the stories of Lewis County a logical next step in a lifetime ing and the founding of the Miss through it,” Mattson said. of historical passion and preser- Yard Birds Pageant, Mattson dent Peter Lahmann said Matt- down a great path to forge part- Mattson also plans to offer vation. Working at the Olympic was able to raise the money, ma- son was an ideal candidate for the nerships with other museums some new and exciting exhibits Club several years ago, Mattson terials and community support job because he already had some and gain more supporters, and said he loved learning about the needed to restore the sculpture, management experience, had a he expects Mattson to continue in the next year, starting with history and old stories behind which continues to be a hobby love for history and was local. to grow that momentum. one of his favorite subjects: Yard the 1913 downtown Centralia for the local historian. “He’s a pretty well-rounded “We are a great hidden asset Birds. That exhibit is expected building. Later, he worked at “Before the summer is over I person,” Lahmann said. for this community, and there’s to be unveiled sometime in Sep- Boccata, where he said he got want to get over there and get the Outside work, Mattson is no reason we should be a hidden tember. He said he would also to know many of the down- feathers painted on that,” he said. a sign painter, and Lahmann asset,” Lahmann said. like to create more exhibits that town Centralia business owners Mattson officially took over said this artistic background Just like his efforts with the require participation from the and the stories of other historic the museum director position has already come in handy with Yard Bird, Mattson said one of Lewis County community, in- downtown buildings. on July 18. Prior to his arrival in marketing materials for the his top priorities for the mu- cluding local legends such as For the last three years, the position, Ted Livermore had museum. Like many other non- seum is to raise awareness and bigfoot and UFO sightings and Mattson was the facilities man- served as interim director since profit entities, Lahmann said membership for the museum at love stories from local couples ager for the Yard Birds Mall & February when former direc- the museum is in need of help the historic train depot in down- for a Valentine’s Day exhibit. Flea Market. During his time tor Andy Skinner accepted a job with marketing itself to tourists town Chehalis. Promoting the “I want to get people to real- there, he also became the unof- with Reliable Enterprises. Lewis and locals alike. Lahmann said museum’s extensive library is one ize history can be fun and to get ficial historian for the Chehalis County Historical Board Presi- Skinner started the museum way he believes the museum can them involved,” Mattson said.

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE MUSEUM The Lewis County Historical Museum is located at 599 NW Front Way in downtown Chehalis. It’s open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. Cost is $5 for adults and $4 for seniors and those between 7 and 18 years old. Children under 7 and museum members get in free. Learn more about the museum, including membership options and information on group tours, online at www.lewiscountymuseum.org. The museum can be reached by phone at 360-748-0831. Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017 LIFE

Community Editor’s Best Bet Packwood to Host Flea Market Labor Day Weekend Bargain seekers by the thousands the weekend. You never know what will be trekking to Packwood Labor deals you might find in Packwood at Day weekend for the biannual Pack- the flea market that’s been going on wood Flea Market. for more than 20 years. Calendar Scores of vendors set up shop Hours are 9 a.m. until dusk Fri- throughout Packwood, offering day, Saturday and Sunday, and 9 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 29 wares and selling away throughout until noon on Monday. Health and Hope Medical Outreach, HAVE AN EVENT YOU free medical clinic, 5:30-8 p.m., North- west Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks Hill Road, WOULD LIKE TO INVITE mental illness, 2-3:30 p.m., Mary Room, & Museum, 1101 SW Sylvenus St., Che- Lewis County Community Network Centralia, for those whose income is less THE PUBLIC TO? Centralia United Methodist Church, 506 halis, steamtrainride.com, 360-748-9593 Board, 3:30-5 p.m., second floor confer- than 200 percent of the poverty level, S. Washington Ave., 253-468-7435 Riverview Train Excursion to Ruth, 5 ence room, Lewis County Public Health 360-623-1485 Submit your calendar items p.m., Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Mu- & Social Services Building, 360 NW Greater Lewis County Community to Newsroom Assistant Doug seum, 1101 SW Sylvenus St., Chehalis, North St., Chehalis Farmers Market, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Boist- Blosser by 5 p.m. Friday the Friday, Sept. 1 steamtrainride.com, 360-748-9593 fort Street, Chehalis week before you would like Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, Ribbon cutting, Book Warehouse, them to be printed. He can be Harvey Nelson and Swing Stuff Band, 11 a.m., 2:15 p.m., Mt. Rainier Railroad, Libraries country/western, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cit- 12:15 p.m., 2100 Haviland St., Centralia reached at calendar@chronline. Elbe, 888-STEAM-11 Labor Day, all Timberland libraries ies Senior Center, $6, 360-350-2423 com or 360-807-8238. Please Open garden, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., 4162 closed include all relevant information, Centralia Farmers Market, 10 a.m.- Jackson Highway, Chehalis 3 p.m., parking lot west of Vanity Fair, Public Agencies as well as contact information. Centralia Outlet Mall, accept EBT cards, “The Dark Tower,” 7 p.m., Roxy The- ater, Morton, rated PG-13, adults $9, stu- Organizations Lewis County PUD Commission, Events can also be submitted WIC and SFMNP coupons, 360-985- dents and seniors $8, www.mortonroxy. 10 a.m., PUD auditorium, 345 NW Pa- at www.chronline.com 0662, www.centraliafarmersmarket.org Lewis County Republican Cen- org, 360-496-0541 cific Ave., Chehalis, 360-748-9261 or Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, tral Committee, dinner, 5:30-6:30 1-800-562-5612 2:15 p.m., Mt. Rainier Railroad, Elbe, p.m., meeting, 6:30 p.m., Chehalis 888-STEAM-11 Eagles, 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, Libraries 360-736-4500 “The Dark Tower,” 7 p.m., Roxy The- Organizations ater, Morton, rated PG-13, adults $9, stu- Library closure, Packwood, due to Centralia Bridge Club, noon, Unity Wednesday, Aug. 30 dents and seniors $8, www.mortonroxy. Labor Day Flea Market Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, 360- Pool tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Cities org, 360-496-0541 Sensory Friendly Storytime, Centralia, 748-1753, [email protected] Senior Center, 360-748-0061 Mental Health Matters, 6-7:30 p.m., cancelled due to library closure Writer’s Forum, 7-9 p.m., 4162 Jack- St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 10000 U.S. Music, 11 a.m., Twin Cities Senior Family Storytime, for all ages, 10:30 son Highway, Chehalis, 360-262-0525 Highway 12, Rochester, 360-273-9884 Center, 360-748-0061 Libraries a.m., Chehalis Borst Home Advisory Group, 7 p.m., Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., Uni- Library closure, Packwood, due to Gilkey Tugs & Bahada’s Final De- Borst Home, Fort Borst Park, Centralia, ty Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, 360- Libraries Labor Day Flea Market mise, Centralia, cancelled due to library 360-748-4362 748-1753, [email protected] closure Teen Sundaes and Books, for teens, 1 Preschool Storytime, for children 3-6 Two Town Tuners, 7 p.m., Lewis and years, 10 a.m., Chehalis Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centra- p.m., Salkum Tuesday, Sept. 5 lia, tuners.groupanizer.com Books & Bites, for adults, 6 p.m., Scat- Sunday, Sept. 3 Mount St. Helens Patchwork Quilters, ter Creek Winery, 237 W. Sussex Ave., Organizations Health and Hope Medical Outreach, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lewis County Historical Tenino Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo free medical clinic, 5:30-8 p.m., North- Lewis County Writers Guild, 5 p.m., Museum, 599 NW Front St., Chehalis, starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Station Coffee Bar & Bistro, Centralia, west Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks Hill Road, 360-880-5134 Jackson Highway, Chehalis Organizations http://lewiscountywriters.wordpress. Centralia, for those whose income is less com/ Dancing, Swing Stuff, 1:30-4:30 p.m., than 200 percent of the poverty level, Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 10:15 a.m., Swede Hall, Rochester, 360-350-2423 360-623-1485 Support Groups Assembly of God church, 702 SE First St., Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary Greater Lewis County Community Winlock Support Groups Riverside Park, Centralia, free, spon- Farmers Market, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Boist- NAMI Lewis County Family Support Seniors’ Bible study, 10 a.m., Calvary fort Street, Chehalis H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., sored by Jesus Name Pentecostal Group, 6-7:30 p.m., Vernetta Smith Che- Assembly of God, Centralia, 360-736- Church, Chehalis, 360-623-9438 halis Timberland Library, 360-736-5319 6769 or 360-324-9050 Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 or [email protected] Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, 360-480-0592, Coach Train Excursions to Milburn, 1 Seniors’ Bible study, 2 p.m., Calvary and 3 p.m., Chehalis-Centralia Railroad Public Agencies NAMI Lewis County Connections, [email protected] Assembly of God, Centralia, 360-736- & Museum, 1101 SW Sylvenus St., Che- recovery support group for adults with Celebrate Recovery, dinner 6 p.m., Napavine Planning Commission, 6 6769 or 360-324-9050 halis, steamtrainride.com, 360-748-9593 mental illness, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities large group 7 p.m., small groups 8 p.m., p.m., 407 Birch Ave. SW, Napavine, 360- Senior Center, 2545 N. National Ave., Grace Foursquare Church, 3030 Borst Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, 262-3547, ext. 213 Chehalis, 360-785-9668 Support Groups Ave., Centralia, 360-736-0778, www. 11 a.m., 2:15 p.m., Mt. Rainier Railroad, Lewis County Interlocal Organiza- Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, for gracefoursquarechurch.com Elbe, 888-STEAM-11 tion of Fire Districts 2, 15 and 7, 7 p.m., people who speak Spanish, 5:30-7 p.m., Domestic violence support group, Diabetic Support Group, 10:30-11:30 Fire District 15 (Winlock) main station, 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, spon- a.m., The Gathering Place, Stillwaters Support Groups 360-864-2366 sored by Human Response Network, halis, sponsored by Human Response Estates, 2800 Cooks Hill Road, Centralia, Lewis County PUD Commission, Network, 360-748-6601 360-748-6601 360-748-3177 or 360-736-9679 GriefShare, a video seminar focus- 10 a.m., PUD auditorium, 345 NW Pa- Second Chance/Lewis County Brain Emotions Anonymous, 12 Step Club, Friday Night Live, Narcotics Anony- ing on helping people who have lost cific Ave., Chehalis, 360-748-9261 or Injury Support Group, 5 p.m., call 360- 8 p.m., Yard Birds, 360-304-9334 mous, 7-9 p.m., Dayspring Baptist a loved one, 12:30-2 p.m., Shoestring 1-800-562-5612 864-4341 or 360-983-3166 for meeting Church Fellowship Hall, 2088 Jackson Valley Community Church, 104 Frase Pe Ell Town Council, 6 p.m., City Hall, location Highway, Chehalis, 360-508-6495 Road, Onalaska, 360-870-2782, http:// 360-291-3543 GriefShare, a recovery group for Thursday, Aug. 31 svcchurch.com/griefshare/ those who have lost a loved one, 7-8:30 Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Ea- p.m., Mountain View Baptist Church, Libraries gles, 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, Saturday, Sept. 2 1201 Belmont Ave., Centralia, $10, Monday, Sept. 4 360-748-7241 STEM Club, for children grades 1-6, 360-827-2172 Tenino Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 5:30 p.m., Chehalis Al Anon, Fellowship in Unity, 6-7 p.m., p.m., Olympia Street, www.teninofarm- Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Ea- Unity Center, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, Organizations ersmarket.org, www.facebook.com/ gles, 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, 360-237-4082, 360-269-2531 TeninoFarmersMarket/ 360-748-7241 Organizations GriefShare, a recovery group for Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, Club Mom Children’s Clothing “The Dark Tower,” 7 p.m., Roxy The- those who have lost a loved one, 10 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Bank and Exchange, 1-3 p.m., Centra- ater, Morton, rated PG-13, adults $8, stu- Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., Uni- a.m.-noon, Faith Baptist Church, 436 Grand Ave., Centralia, 360-485-2852 lia Christian Church, 1215 W. Main St., dents and seniors $7, www.mortonroxy. ty Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, 360- Coal Creek Road, Chehalis, $20 for work- S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst 360-736-7655 org, 360-496-0541 748-1753, [email protected] book, 360-264-4482, 360-785-3635, or Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, 360-269-3827 Dance, Country Four and More, 7 Two Town Tuners, 7 p.m., Lewis and or 360-736-4163 p.m., South Union Grange, 10030 Tilley www.griefshare.org Public Agencies Clark Hotel, 117 W. 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Grilled of oil and seasonings, and cook black pepper mix. Drizzle with the oil, and 1 hour. ratatouille, planks of summer the packet in the embers (or in 3 tablespoons chopped top with the thyme sprigs. Fold 3. Serve at room temperature squash, skewered tomatoes and a hot oven). Kohlrabi, a more fresh cilantro the foil over to make a packet sprinkled with cilantro. mushrooms begin to run their common staple at the market that completely encloses the course. Yet the stunning selec- these days, benefits from this Directions: vegetables. Grilled Cauliflower and Pasta tion at farmers markets and method. I add a good dose of 1. Prepare a charcoal fire. and 3. Place the foil packet roadside stands tempts, and I curry powder and onions for a let burn until coals are medium- directly on the hot embers. Cook Makes: 6 servings stock up. side dish that is as aromatic as it hot and covered in gray ash. with the grill covered until a Ingredients: My quest to discover new (to is easy. Stir in raisins and chives Place potatoes directly on the knife inserted into the kohlrabi 1 medium-size head me, anyway) cooking methods just before serving. hot embers. Cover grill and releases easily, about 40 minutes. cauliflower and flavor combinations ensues. Cauliflower is on a hot streak cook, turning potatoes every 4. Open the packet over a 1 medium-size red bell Especially when the grill is fired right now. We can’t get enough 10 minutes, until exterior is serving bowl to catch all the pepper up. Golden flavors with a hint of of it mashed, riced or served scorched and flesh yields nicely juices. Add raisins and chives. Olive oil smoke might just be the surest as pseudo-steaks. I like to grill when a knife is inserted, usually Stir and serve warm or at room 1/2 pound orecchiette way to prevent vegetable tedium. it and have a container of the 30 to 40 minutes. Carefully temperature. or tube-shaped pasta The easiest way to cook many golden nuggets on hand to toss remove to a metal pan, and let Salt vegetables is to nestle them into into leafy greens, nibble on with cool a few minutes. Grilled Eggplant and 2 small cloves garlic, crushed the coals. No prep required. Af- 1 or 2 large pinches saffron hummus or use as the “meat” in 2. While potatoes are still Onions with Garlic terward, I can add flavor. Proud a meatless main-course pasta warm, slice them lengthwise in threads, optional of myself, when removing black- entree. half. Use a spoon to scoop the Makes: 4 servings 1/4 teaspoon crushed red ened sweet potatoes from the All in all, think outside the soft flesh out of the charred skin. You can roast a couple of pepper flakes embers, I remarked at this cool, box this summer. Change up Place the flesh in a bowl. Use a plum tomatoes directly over the 1/4 cup finely chopped new cooking method. The hus- your cooking methods — take potato masher to crush the flesh, heat source of the grill, then peel, fresh parsley or chives or band brought the moment back advantage of the grill or the and mash in the coconut cream, seed and dice, and sprinkle over a combination to reality, saying perhaps, cook- backyard fire pit. Add bold fla- lemon grass puree and lime rind. the cooked eggplant. 1/3 cup finely shredded ing in the coals is older than that vors such as vinegar, coconut, Season with salt and pepper. Ingredients: Parmesan cheese or of fancy grills with shiny tools. ginger, garlic and of course, Reheat in the microwave on high 1 large (or 2 medium) crumbled goat cheese No matter — the ember- plenty of fresh herbs. Your veg- (100 percent power) if necessary eggplant, about 11/2 Directions: cooking method proves worth etables will thank you. until hot. Serve sprinkled with pounds total 1. Prepare a charcoal fire, and pursuing. The only tricky part cilantro. 1 large red onion, unpeeled let burn until coals are medium- is building a fire so the embers Ember-Roasted Mashed Sweet 1 or 2 tablespoons extra hot and covered in gray ash. Or are evenly, steadily glowing hot Potatoes With Coconut And Curry-Steamed Kohlrabi with virgin olive oil preheat a gas grill to medium. without flames. Just takes a little 1 tablespoon fresh 2. Separate cauliflower into time and practice. And the right Lemon Grass Onion and Thyme lemon juice large florets. Place cauliflower charcoal — I always employ a Makes: 4 servings Makes: 6 servings 1 clove garlic, crushed and red pepper on a well-oiled natural hardwood charcoal for Coconut cream can be found Ingredients: 1/2 teaspoon salt perforated grill pan or a rack its clean flavor. canned in the Asian section of 4 medium-size kohlrabi, Freshly ground black set directly over the heat source. In addition to nestling whole, most large supermarkets. Un- about 2 pounds total, scrubbed, pepper to taste Grill covered 10 minutes. Turn unwrapped potatoes and onions sweetened coconut milk also peeled, cut into 1 inch chunks Chopped fresh cilantro and brush with oil. Continue in the coals, I like to subject large can be used. No charcoal grill? 2 small yellow onions, total 4 for garnish grilling, turning once or twice eggplants to the method. You’ll Cook the potatoes indirectly ounces, halved, thinly sliced Directions: and brushing with oil, until want to turn them a bit more (not over the heat source) of a 2 large cloves garlic, 1. Prepare a charcoal fire cauliflower and red pepper are frequently than other vegetables, medium-hot gas grill, turning quartered and let burn until coals are me- lightly browned and fork-tender, but once the skin is crusty and occasionally until tender, about 2 teaspoons curry powder dium-hot and covered in gray 15 to 20 minutes more. blackened, the interior will be 50 minutes. You can also steam 1 teaspoon salt ash. Place eggplant and onion 3. Meanwhile, cook pasta in a moist, smoky and not at all bitter. the sweet potatoes (pierce them 3 tablespoons olive oil directly on the embers. Cover large pot of salted boiling water Scoop out the soft flesh and sea- with a knife in a couple of spots) 3 or 4 fresh thyme sprigs grill and cook, turning eggplant until al dente, about 8 minutes. son it with a bit of garlic and olive in the microwave on full power, 1/3 cup currants or raisins and onions every 10 minutes, Put 3 tablespoons of the pasta oil. Make more than you think turning every few minutes, un- 2 tablespoons chopped until eggplant is scorched and cooking water into bottom of you need — leftovers taste terrific til they are fork-tender, 10 to 15 chives or green onion tops feeling quite soft, about 30 min- large bowl; add garlic and saffron seasoned with some balsamic minutes. Directions: utes. Cook onion until exterior threads. Drain pasta, and add to vinegar and a shower of fresh Ingredients: 1. Prepare a charcoal fire, peels are charred and interior bowl along with 2 tablespoons oil, herbs. Or, puree the flesh, and 5 medium-size sweet and let burn until coals are feels tender when pierced with crushed red pepper and 1/2 tea- turn it into an eggplant dip with potatoes, about 2 /2 pounds medium-hot and covered in a knife, about 10 minutes more. spoon salt. Toss to coat. a touch of plain Greek yogurt. total, scrubbed gray ash. Or preheat a gas grill 2. Remove vegetables from 4. Roughly chop the grilled I mash the soft flesh of sweet 2 to 3 tablespoons canned to medium hot. grill, and let cool. Peel off and cauliflower florets (don’t use the potatoes with some unsweet- unsweetened coconut 2. Meanwhile, cut two discard their charred skins. core), and add to the pasta. Toss ened coconut cream instead of cream 2-foot lengths of heavy-duty Put the eggplant into a serving to mix. Add parsley and cheese, butter. 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grid of north-south and east- Washington west lines one mile apart. The State square miles are grouped together in six-mile by six-mile L.V. Raymond’s Bicycle squares, making 36 square HISTORY miles. Each of these one square mile sections is num- Sand Point on Lake bered from 1 to 36 and called a township. Surveyors were Washington Is First hired to establish, locate, and By The Northwest Carriage Museum mark each one of these grid For The Chronicle Surveyed on Aug. 29, lines that crossed land. Set- 1855, and Opened tlers used the lines created by In late July this year the the surveys to establish the Northwest Carriage Museum for Settlement boundaries of the land they received a wonderful piece of The area around the lat- intended to homestead. the past. Thanks to the Mc- er-named Sand Point on the The Survey of Sand Point Dowell-Jones family, you can western shore of Lake Wash- now see a bicycle once owned ington was surveyed, so that On Aug. 7, 1855, William by L.V. Raymond (1874-1961). settlers could homestead the A. Strickler was awarded The family acquired the bike land and acquire it from the the first contract to survey from Lillian Weir, who was the federal government. Indians a township in King County. executrix of the L.V. Raymond The township included land had preceded the settlers by estate, and their longtime between Puget Sound and thousands of years, gather- friend. The bicycle is a shaft Lake Duwamish (also called ing various plants and ani- driven (no chain), Columbia Lake Washington) from about mals from the point that juts Men’s Chainless Model #404 what would become Yesler made by the Pope Manufac- into the lake. But the six-man Way (in Seattle) on the south survey crew led by William turing Company, Westfield to just north of Green Lake MA in 1915. McDowell found A. Strickler was perhaps the and Sand Point on the north. first group of EuroAmeri- the bicycle in pieces in the old During the next two weeks, carriage house and took it to cans to walk over and explore Strickler hired five members Seattle to be restored. Sand Point. After the survey for the survey crew: David Leslie V. Raymond and was completed, the land was Phillips as compassman, W. H. his wife Stella were the found- opened for settlement, but it Gilliam and Walter Graham ers of Raymond in 1907. They would be 13 years before the as axemen, and Henry G. Par- were both influential philan- first homesteader would settle sons and Asa Fouler (Fowler?) thropists of the area, shaping on the point. as chain carriers. On Aug. Raymond in its early days. L.V. In 1850, four years af- 23, 1855, the Strickler crew was the first postmaster in ter the United States settled started surveying the town- Raymond, as well as running the Oregon Boundary Dis- ship, which was designated 25 a real estate business and the pute with Great Britain, the North Range 4 East. water system for the city. The United States allowed settlers On the morning of the sixth couple loved traveling, and Photo courtesy Northwest Carriage Museum to homestead land. After the day, Aug. 29, 1855, after sur- a favorite hobby of L.V.’s was settler cleared a portion of the veying a one-mile section line, cycling. In his younger years, riage Museum is open daily at www.nwcarriagemuseum. land and established a farm the crew arrived at what would L.V. won prizes at meets for 10-4 p.m. and located at 314 org or call 360-942-4150 for for a required number of years, later be called 55th Avenue NE cycling, and even cycled from Alder Street, the corner of info. You can also find us on he or she would receive title and NE 65th Street Then they Los Angeles to Tijuana to Hwy 101 and state Route 6 in Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter to the land and become the headed due east towards Lake San Diego. He continued to Raymond. Visit our website and Instagram. owner. Except for the small Washington. After a block bike for pleasure as he grew Laurie Bowman, director, and Jerry Bowman, cu- group of American and Brit- or two they entered an alder older. The bicycle is proudly rator, stand next to a Brewster Summer Coupe ish immigrants who arrived grove which extended to the displayed along with 50 horse Brougham at the Northwest Carriage Museum. in Oregon and Washington in north and south. After about drawn vehicles from the 19th The museum houses one of the best collections 1855 and before, settlers had four blocks they returned to a century and period artifacts at of historic horse-drawn vehicles in the country. to wait for the land to be sur- forest of Douglas fir trees that the Northwest Carriage Mu- Laurie manages the museum while Jerry does veyed by the U.S. Land Office ranged in size from two to six seum. The Northwest Car- restorations and historical research. before they could officially feet in diameter. When they homestead it. reached the future site of the The Way the United States south entrance to Sand Point ond rate on upland. Timber, fir, veyed a line due north along 55th NE 75th Street and another just Is Surveyed Park, the surveyors entered a cedar, hemlock, alder, ash, etc.” Street. They surveyed amongst north of NE 80th Street. Both swamp that extended nearly The surveyors also noted a small fir trees ranging from two to six streams emptied into a bay later In the United States, land to Lake Washington. The wet- lake within the swamp. feet in diameter and cedar trees called Pontiac Bay. This section is surveyed in the follow- lands reached a quarter mile to ing manner. Land is divided the north. The surveyors gave The six man crew retraced at least 40 inches in diameter. line was described as “Land hilly into one-square-mile sec- the following description to their steps and returned to the Along this one mile section they (and) second rate. Timber, fir, tions (less if lakes, rivers, or the land: “Land Gently rolling. future location of 55th Avenue crossed two streams both about cedar, alder, etc.” Strickler called salt water “intrude”), using a Soil first rate in swamp, sec- NE and NE 65th Street and sur- 20 inches wide, one just north of it quits for the day.

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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 Gary Brookins & Susie MacNelly FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves

B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker Life 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017 COMICS

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 Gary Brookins & Susie MacNelly FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves

B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker • Life 7 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017 Barbecue Tips from the Pros, ADVICE: Dear Abby Pink Grad Gift Comes Like Cupcake Chicken Right Out of the Blue By Jill Wendholt Silva weeknight several of the Pork N Add grill marks: Meat Mitch DEAR ABBY: My daughter By close, I mean we have con- The Kansas City Star Boots chef team gathered in the likes to add grill marks to their front yard of d’Ablaing’s Brook- chicken, “although most of the is graduating from high school versations about how things KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Clas- side home for a beer and a tuto- top teams don’t.” Bronzing is in May. She has been accepted would be if we were dating. We sically trained chefs often as- rial from Mitch Benjamin. nice but have to be careful not to to a prestigious university, en- have so much fun together. We sume they’ve already got what Benjamin is an award-win- burn through. tirely due to her own hard never, ever argue, whereas my work and dedication. it takes to smoke the barbecue ning pitmaster and inventor of Don’t forget to spritz: Hit girlfriend and I are constantly My father-in-law recently competition. Meat Mitch barbecue sauces and your boxed entry with apple fighting. I legitimately want informed us that his new wife the other girl, but I don’t know “When we first did this, we rubs used by competitive ’cuers juice to make it glisten, Benja- had selected our daughter’s what I should do. — SCARED went with our chests puffed,” around the world. The chefs will min says. graduation present, and they AND STUCK IN ST. PAUL admits Jason Wiggin, executive try out their new bag of barbe- Keep tweezers on hand: “It are excited to give it to her. DEAR SCARED AND chef at Cerner’s world headquar- cue tricks at Kansas Speedway seems like the most important ters and a repeat member of the for Labor Day Weekend. They chose a pink luggage set. STUCK: You are a free man, thing at the end is the tweezers,” My husband and I are mysti- neither married nor engaged. Pork N Boots, a team that will “He shared some really cool Benjamin adds. compete at The American Royal stuff. I think we finally get it,” fied about why they decided Because you have romantic this would be the perfect gift feelings for someone else, gath- Barbecue Contest over Labor d’Ablaing says of the coaching Brisket Day weekend. session. for our daughter. We know er your courage and level with In a restaurant kitchen, the “We needed to step back and Trim the fat: Chefs tend to she will be embarrassed — but your girlfriend. Tell her that team’s chefs can churn out a take the chef hat off,” Wiggin leave the fat on for moisture but gracious — if she receives this while you appreciate every- wide array of impressive dishes agrees. barbecue judges don’t like vis- gift in front of our family and thing she has done for you, you — from croque em bouche to ible fat and they certainly don’t friends on graduation day. We want to be free to date other would like to spare her the people and think she should, sous vide. But they have strug- want a piece of meat that tastes Chicken awkwardness and having to re- too. The news will probably gled to impress judges with their fatty. turn an inappropriate gift. come as a shock to her, but it’s ribs, brisket, pork shoulder, sau- Remove the chicken oyster: Use the grid method: To in- “With chefs, you’re thinking all ject flavorings into the brisket, Abby, would it be rude of the honest thing to do and bet- sage or chicken. us to strongly encourage them ter for both of you. “We kinda licked our wounds. the schmaltz fat and the oys- use a 1-inch grid pattern. Rub ter, are the tastiest part,” says to rethink their gift? How do Chefs are a prideful bunch,” is good but “sauce is kind of a d ’Ablaing. we broach the subject so we DEAR ABBY: My ex-hus- Wiggin admits. “We always do no-no when it comes to brisket,” But Benjamin says judges don’t cause hurt feelings or a band recently died, and I have really well with sides, but meat is Benjamin says. don’t like fat or the oyster: two rift? We are grateful for their just learned he had an ille- where it’s tough for us.” small round pieces of dark meat generosity, but we know the gitimate son 25 years ago. The The team is led by former Fon- on the back of poultry. Most Pork Shoulder gift won’t suit our grad. — son tracked me down want- taine hotel executive chef Charles barbecue competitors discard Avoid gray meat: Trim out MYSTIFIED MOTHER ing to know things about his d’Ablaing and competes in the the oyster and detach the skin, the money muscle — a tender DEAR MOTHER: I do biological father. My late hus- open competition as part of a remove the fat and put the deli- marbled part located high on not advise your becoming in- band and I had two children charity event for Be Head Strong. cate skin back on the chicken the shoulder, opposite the bone volved with this. Warn your before this one was born. So, In addition to d’Ablaing thigh for presentation. that appears like a mini loin. daughter in advance what the do I tell my children they have and Wiggin, this year’s chef Consider jumping on the Cooking it separately allows it to gift will be so she isn’t caught a half-brother and his aunts team includes an all-star cast cupcake pan bandwagon: With develop that pink band of smoke flat-footed on graduation day. they have another nephew? — of Michael Foust of The Farm- chicken thighs, “the key is to ring and better exterior bark. If she chooses to exchange TRACKED DOWN IN ILLI- house; Vaughn Good of Hank make them uniform,” Benjamin If you cook the butt with the the luggage for something she NOIS Charcuterie in Lawrence; Katee adds. money muscle buried inside, it feels will be more appropriate, DEAR TRACKED McLean of Krokstrom Klubb & Myron Mixon, known as will not come into contact with she should do so. Luggage that DOWN: I see no reason to Market; Joe West of Stock Hill; “the winningest man in barbe- enough smoke. stands out like a sore thumb make any announcements right Bryant Wiggert of Tavernon- cue,” started cooking his chick- may be easier to spot on an air- now. Keep the news to yourself na, plus pastry chefs Amanda en thighs in a cupcake pan to General port carousel, but it can also be until you are sure that the man Schroeder, formerly of The help it keep its shape. Myron more vulnerable to theft than wants more contact with his rel- American Restaurant and Cor- Mixon’s World-Famous Cup- Observe at the finish line: something that blends in. atives and isn’t just looking for vino Supper Club. cake Chicken recipe appears in You don’t want to turn in your medical information that could “I don’t like to suck at any- “Smokin’ With Myron Mixon” entry behind a known winner DEAR ABBY: I have a tough affect him. You also should thing,” says Good, who serves by Myron Mixon and Kelly Al- because you may wind up on the problem. I care very much for make absolutely certain that he smoked meats at his restaurant. exander (2011 Ballentine Books). same judging table. You’re look- my girlfriend. She keeps me in truly IS your late husband’s son But Good also acknowledges Preferred brand on the ing for the person who looks check and does everything for by discussing it with an attorney competitive barbecue requires “a competition circuit: air-chilled like a newbie; turn your entry in me. However, my best friend’s before sharing any news or de- different muscle,” so on a recent Smart Chicken. right behind his or hers. sister and I are extremely close. tails. Puzzle Three

I am a British singer born on December 30, 1986. I won The Critics’ Choice BRIT Award in 2010 for my song that would later top

the charts.

Answer: Digital Answer: Goulding Ellie Answer: Life 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017 LIFE

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Jokers Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Game Show Prentice Penny Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. USA 58 58 NCIS “Double Trouble” Vance and NCIS “Lockdown” Abby is trapped in a ›› Armageddon (1998, Science Fiction) Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton, Liv Tyler. Premiere. A hero tries to save Earth American Ninja Warrior The qualifying Gibbs partner up in the field. ’ pharmaceutical lab. (CC) (DVS) from an asteroid. (CC) (DVS) round of the competition. ’ VH1 62 62 Black Ink Crew The crew parties. ’ Black Ink Crew ’ (CC) Black Ink Crew (N) ’ (CC) Black Ink Crew ’ (CC) Hip Hop Squares Hip Hop Squares Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ (CC)

Movies Sports Kids Bets THURSDAY EVENING April 6, 2017 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 KOMO 4 News 6:00pm (N) (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) ’ Grey’s Anatomy “What’s Inside” Mag- Scandal “Dead in the Water” Investiga- The Catch “The Bad Girl” The team digs KOMO 4 News Jimmy Kimmel ABC 4 4 (N) ’ (CC) (CC) gie takes on a big case. (N) ’ tion puts someone at risk. (N) ’ into Margot’s past. (N) ’ (CC) 11:00pm (N) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News at KING 5 News at 7 Evening (N) (CC) Superstore Powerless (N) ’ Chicago Med “CTRL ALT” The hospital The Blacklist: Redemption Tom seeks KING 5 News at 11 Tonight Show-J. NBC 5 5 - Holt 6:30 (N) (CC) (N) (CC) “Glenn’s Kids” (CC) computer system is hacked. (N) the truth about Whitehall. (N) (N) (CC) Fallon IND 6 6 Extra (N) (CC) The List (N) (CC) Inside Edition (N) Ac. 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(N) “Framed for Murder” ’ (CC) Planning a trip to Europe. ’ (CC) Two and a Half Two and a Half Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Modern Family Modern Family Q13 News at 9 (N) (CC) The Big Bang The Big Bang Friends Ex-fiance Friends An attrac- MNT 10 10 Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) “iSpy” ’ (CC) “The Feud” (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) woos Rachel. ’ tive cousin visits. Family Feud ’ Family Feud ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ Supernatural The duo gets a lead on Riverdale Alice seeks revenge on the Seinfeld “The La- Seinfeld “The Eng- Family Guy ’ Family Guy ’ CW 11 11 (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Kelly’s location. (N) ’ (CC) Blossoms. (N) ’ (CC) bel Maker” (CC) lish Patient” (CC) (CC) Nature “Yosemite” Global changes af- Finding Your Roots “The Irish Factor” Ancient Roads From Christ to Con- Ancient Roads From Christ to Con- Ancient Roads From Christ to Con- School, Inc. History of educational es- PBS 12 12 fect Yosemite Valley. (CC) (DVS) Soledad O’Brien, Bill O’Reilly. stantine Tracing the life of Jesus. ’ stantine “The Great Missionary” ’ stantine “Age of the Apostles” (CC) tablishment. (CC) Modern Family Modern Family The Big Bang The Big Bang MasterChef The cooks create a meal Kicking & Screaming Teams vie for a Q13 News at 10 (N) (CC) Q13 News at 11 The Simpsons FOX 13 13 “The Feud” (CC) “iSpy” ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) for Scouts. (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) place in the top five. (N) ’ (N) (CC) ’ (CC) IND 14 14 The Message of the Cross (CC) Crossfire Service (CC) FWC Music (CC) Donnie Swagg. FWC Music (CC) Jimmy Swaggart (CC) Blue Bloods “Moonlighting” A danger- Blue Bloods “Whistle Blower” Erin in- Blue Bloods “The Uniform” Investigat- Blue Bloods “The Job” Danny and his Blue Bloods “Leap of Faith” Investigat- Blue Bloods “Parenthood” A man’s ION 15 15 ous ex-mobster helps Danny. ’ vestigates her informant’s death. ing a murder at a diner. ’ (CC) family encounter a gunman. (CC) ing a rumor about a priest. (CC) family is beaten and robbed. (CC) IND 18 18 Empowered By the Spirit The Blessed Life Mark Chironna Hank and Brenda K. Copeland James Robison Enjoying-Life Empowered By the Spirit Joni: Table Talk Reflections KATU News at 6 (N) ’ (CC) Jeopardy! (N) ’ Wheel of Fortune Grey’s Anatomy “What’s Inside” Mag- Scandal “Dead in the Water” Investiga- The Catch “The Bad Girl” The team digs KATU News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel ABC 22 22 (CC) (N) ’ (CC) gie takes on a big case. (N) ’ tion puts someone at risk. (N) ’ into Margot’s past. (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) KGW News at 6 (N) Live at 7 (N) Inside Edition (N) Superstore Powerless (N) ’ Chicago Med “CTRL ALT” The hospital The Blacklist: Redemption Tom seeks KGW News at Tonight Show-J. NBC 26 26 ’ (CC) “Glenn’s Kids” (CC) computer system is hacked. (N) the truth about Whitehall. (N) 11 (N) Fallon UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) (SS) Pequeños Gigantes USA (N) Vino el Amor (N) La Piloto (N) Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) Family Feud ’ Family Feud ’ MasterChef The cooks create a meal Kicking & Screaming Teams vie for a 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News 2 Broke Girls ’ FOX 27 27 (CC) (CC) for Scouts. (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) place in the top five. (N) ’ (N) (CC) The First 48 “Bound and Burned” Body The First 48 Robbers gun down an At- The First 48: Revenge Kills A woman 60 Days In: Atlanta Flood in the South Nightwatch Shooting at a high-school Nightwatch: Ride Along The ROC A&E 52 52 found in a creek bed. ’ (CC) lanta father. ’ (CC) is found dead in the street. Annex; cellmate woes. (N) ’ football game. (N) ’ (CC) Squad sets up a sting. (N) ’ (CC) AMC 67 67 ››› The Rock (1996, Action) Sean ›››› Forrest Gump (1994, Comedy-Drama) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Gary Sinise. A slow-witted Southerner experi- ›››› Forrest Gump (1994, Comedy-Drama) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Gary Connery, Nicolas Cage. (CC) ences 30 years of history. (CC) Sinise. A slow-witted Southerner experiences 30 years of history. (CC) APL 43 43 North Woods Law ’ (CC) Lone Star Law “Game On” ’ (CC) Lone Star Law: Behind the Badge Lone Star Law: Bigger and Better Lone Star Law: Bigger and Better Lone Star Law ’ (CC) BET 56 56 ››› Coach Carter (2005, Drama) Samuel L. Jackson, Robert Ri’chard. ››› Beyond the Lights (2014) Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Nate Parker. A troubled singer finds comfort with an aspiring politician. (CC) Martin ’ (CC) Top Chef “Finale” The remaining two The Real Housewives of New York The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills The Real Housewives of Atlanta The The Real Housewives of Potomac Watch What Hap- Southern Charm BRAVO 66 66 chefs face off. (CC) City Luann confronts Ramona. (CC) “Diamonds Under Pressure” women gather at the restaurant. “Don’t Let the Zip Code Fool Ya” pens Live CBUT 29 29 CBC Vancouver News (N) (CC) Snowboarder Coronation Street The Nature of Things (CC) (DVS) Canada Safe Canada Safe The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC Van News Coronation Street CMT 61 61 Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Sun Records “No Favors Here” (N) Sun Records “No Favors Here” CNBC 46 46 Shark Tank ’ (CC) Shark Tank ’ (CC) Shark Tank ’ (CC) The Deed: Chicago (CC) The Deed: Chicago (CC) Makeup! Play Piano CNN 44 44 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) All News Updated hourly. All News Updated hourly. Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) Futurama “Bend- Futurama ’ (CC) South Park “Major South Park Ani- South Park “Marjo- South Park “The Tosh.0 “Take No Tosh.0 (CC) Tosh.0 “Cheer- South Park (CC) The Daily Show South Park (CC) COM 60 60 less Love” (CC) Boobage” mated. Idol. (CC) rine” (CC) List” (CC) Orders” (CC) leader Fail Girls” With Trevor Noah DIS 41 41 Bunk’d ’ (CC) Bizaardvark (CC) K.C. Undercover Good-Charlie Stuck/Middle Good-Charlie Liv and Maddie Liv and Maddie Bunk’d ’ (CC) Bunk’d ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) Naked and Afraid “Garden of Evil” Naked and Afraid “Mayan Sacrifice” Naked and Afraid Survivalists are Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Edition “Eye Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Edition Naked and Afraid The Mexican jungle DSC 8 8 Mexico’s Cayo Venado. ’ (CC) The Yucatan. ’ (CC) stranded on Montserrat. ’ (CC) of the Storm” (N) ’ (CC) “Washed Out” (N) ’ (CC) of Quintana Roo. ’ (CC) Botched A patient gets the nose she E! News (N) (CC) Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians Kim Total Divas “The Draft” The WWE draft E! News (N) (CC) E! 65 65 wants. (CC) “The Aftermath” (CC) undergoes one final procedure. arrives. (CC) 2017 Masters Tournament First Round. From Augusta National Golf Club in Au- SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 gusta, Ga. (N Same-day Tape) ESPN2 33 33 NCAA Update College Hockey NCAA Tournament -- Notre Dame vs Denver. (N) (Live) (CC) NFL Live (CC) 30 for 30 (CC) 30 for 30 (CC) FNC 48 48 Tucker Carlson Tonight (N) (CC) Hannity (N) (CC) The O’Reilly Factor (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) Hannity (CC) The First 100 Days (CC) FOOD 35 35 Chopped “Sitcom Moms” (CC) Chopped Sardines in the first round. Chopped “Midnight Snack Attack” Chopped Four star athletes compete. Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay FREE 39 39 Cinderella Stor › 10 Things I Hate About You (1999) Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles. ’ (CC) ›› Last Holiday (2006) Queen Latifah. A terminally ill woman lives it up on vacation. ’ (CC) The 700 Club ’ (CC) FX 53 53 ›› We Bought a Zoo (2011, Children’s) Matt Damon, Scarlett Johansson. A ››› Despicable Me 2 (2013) Voices of Steve Carell. Animated. Gru and his new ››› Despicable Me 2 (2013) Voices of Steve Carell. Animated. Gru and his new man and his family work to renovate and reopen a zoo. ’ (CC) partner hunt the perpetrator of a spectacular heist. ’ (CC) partner hunt the perpetrator of a spectacular heist. ’ (CC) GOLF 70 70 From the Masters Live From the Masters Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing The Middle Frankie The Middle “The The Middle “The The Middle “The The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 “Pledging” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) is arrested. Walk” ’ (CC) Smell” ’ (CC) Wind Chimes” ’ ’ (CC) “Brotherly Love” HGTV 68 68 Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Joined at the Flip Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip/Flop Veg. Flip or Flop (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Swamp People “Big Boy Mccoy” ’ Swamp People “Pressure’s On” ’ Swamp People: Blood and Guts (N) Swamp People “Busting Chops” (N) Swamp People ’ (CC) (DVS) Swamp People “Busting Chops” ’ LIFE 51 51 Grey’s Anatomy ’ (CC) Grey’s Anatomy “Six Days” (CC) ›› The Holiday (2006) Cameron Diaz. Two women from different countries swap homes at Christmas. (CC) Little Women: LA “Big Little Lies” MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) (CC) The Last Word The 11th Hour Hardball Chris The Rachel Maddow Show (CC) The Last Word The 11th Hour Hardball Chris MTV 63 63 Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out Nick Cannon Presents: Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out Lip Sync Battle Lip Sync Battle NBCS 34 34 NHL Hockey: Senators at Bruins NHL Hockey Chicago Blackhawks at Anaheim Ducks. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) NHL Overtime (N) NHL Top 10 NHL Top 10 Formula 1 Racing NICK 40 40 Henry Danger ’ Henry Danger ’ Hunter Street (N) Thundermans ›› Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014, Action) Megan Fox, Will Arnett. ’ (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 NCIS “Endgame” ’ (CC) NCIS Citywide blackout. ’ (CC) NCIS “Child’s Play” ’ (CC) NCIS “Faith” ’ (CC) NCIS A Navy pilot is found dead. ’ NCIS “Flesh and Blood” ’ (CC) ROOT 31 31 MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Houston Astros. (N) (Live) Mariners Post. MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Houston Astros. From Minute Maid Park in Houston. Mariners Post. SPIKE 57 57 ›› The Expendables 3 (2014) Sylvester Stallone. Barney ›› The Expendables: The Extended Cut (2010, Action) Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li. ›› The Expendables 3 (2014, Action) Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham. Bar- Ross brings in new blood to fight an old associate. Mercenaries embark on a mission to overthrow a South American dictator. ’ (CC) ney Ross brings in new blood to fight an old associate. ’ (CC) SYFY 59 59 G.I. Joe: Cobra › The Legend of Hercules (2014) Kellan Lutz, Scott Adkins. (CC) ››› The Goonies (1985) Sean Astin. Young misfits find a 17th-century pirate’s treasure map. ››› The Goonies (1985) Sean Astin. TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince Hillsong TV Joel Osteen Christine Caine Praise (CC) No Wonder Experience Res Amazing Facts Creflo Dollar Adventures Easter Exper. Seinfeld “The Op- Seinfeld ’ (CC) Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Rob- Seinfeld “Male Un- Seinfeld “The The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Conan Actor Diego Luna; actor Billy TBS 55 55 posite” (CC) Stakeout” (CC) bery” (CC) bonding” (CC) Stock Tip” (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Eichner. (CC) TLC 38 38 My 600-Lb. Life: Supersized (N) Skin Tight: Transformed (N) ’ My 600-Lb. Life: Supersized The brothers have made little progress. Skin Tight: Transformed ’ My 600-Lb. Life “Marla’s Story” ’ NBA Basketball Boston Celtics at Atlanta Hawks. From Phil- NBA Basketball Minnesota Timberwolves at Portland Trail Blazers. From Moda Center in Portland, Inside the NBA (N) (S Live) (CC) NBA Basketball Boston Celtics at At- TNT 54 54 ips Arena in Atlanta. (N Subject to Blackout) (CC) Ore. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) (CC) lanta Hawks. (CC) TOON 42 42 Teen Titans Go! Teen Titans Go! We Bare Bears World of Gumball King of the Hill King of the Hill American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (N) (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Inside Jokes Game Show Imp. Jokers Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Colony “Ronin” The Bowman family Law & Order: Special Victims Unit USA 58 58 girl falls into a coma from abuse. ’ threat could change the squad. ’ serial killer makes a shocking reveal. “Criminal Pathology” (CC) (DVS) must make a choice. (N) Teens attack a transgender peer. ’ VH1 62 62 ›› Money Talks (1997, Comedy) Chris Tucker, Charlie Sheen. ’ (CC) ›› White Chicks (2004, Comedy) Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans. ’ (CC) ›› National Security (2003) Martin Lawrence, Steve Zahn. ’ (CC) The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, August 29, 2017 • Classifieds 9 CLASSIFIEDS

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Person needed to maintain PLACE YOUR shrubs & do weeding, with AD HERE flexible schedule, call 360- 266-0617. MATERIAL HOUSE FOR SALE Remember- ity of ossyrock under HANDLER C M 2706 Mt. Vista Rd., QUALITY RENTALS! Card of Thanks SHOP EMPLOYEE Public Works Chief Centralia, WA Homes, apartments & ads are only Scot Industries is hiring! Experience & Water/Sewer $270,000 commercial viewed at $14 a day for We offer competitive pay, Certifications Required. 3 bedroom, 2 bath 100 words or less! 2 Class A Salary DOE. Applications: Bezy.com 6 days, 24 words profit sharing, insurance, Mossyrock City Hall, Built in 2006, 1490sq ft, Se Habla Espanol Call Customer Service at paid holidays & paid vaca- 360-807-8203 DRIVERS! 231 E State St., Mossyrock. family room, living room, 360-748-8800 Do you have a tips ! 3 tion. Please apply in per- 360-983-3300 vaulted ceilings, master for pet owners? to place your ad today Home daily son Monday-Friday, 3 8am-5pm at 3020 Foron with twin vanity, backyard Do you want to breed Good pay ROAD MAINTENANCE with deck & stamped ce- 3 Rd., Centralia, WA 98531. TECHNICIAN II & your pet? Obtain T.W.I.C. NO PHONE CALLS ment patio, walking dis- TRAFFIC CONTROL ROCHESTER: Nice medi- Do you have questions PLEASE. tance to middle & high about shots? 9 9 360-304-8056 SPECIALIST I schools, close to shopping um size room, closet, heat CLASSIFIED Lewis County - DEADLINES MOSSYROCK & freeway. & WIFI, cable TV extra, Does your animal Public Works upstairs in tri-level home, Monday 10:00 a.m. for SCHOOL DISTRICT 360-269-2729 do something you DRIVERS For job requirements, other shared living spaces, have questions about? Tuesday's paper. is accepting job description or 360-736-5921 private parking, quiet Wednesday 2:00 p.m. applications for the and application go to 6 days, 24 words neighborhood, for Thursday's paper. following position: http://lewiscountywa.gov for FREE! $450/month. Background Friday 2:00 p.m. for Special Education or pick up an application Email or call packet (8AM-5PM) at the check fee refundable if your ad in today, Saturday's paper. Paraeducator, 6.5 Hours Public Services Building approved. 360-481-9632 [email protected] To place your ad Local chip trucking Apply at: 2025 NE Kresky Avenue, 807-8203 call 360-807-8203. company hiring driv- Chehalis. classifieds@ mossyrockschools.org chronline.com ers. Home daily, paid Posting Closes @ 4PM, weekly. Prefer 1 years Closes August 31, 2017 8/31/2017 driving experience. at 5:00 p.m. 2 BEDROOM, $600 +de- PROFESSIONAL Class A CDL . Call to TERMINAL LABORER posit. Water, sewer, gar- OFFICE AVAILABLE compare your pay NOW HIRING 1815 & 1821 Cooks Hill Rd. Lafarge is recruiting a bage paid. Washer & dry- Centralia with our new pay ALL POSITIONS! Terminal Laborer. Able to er. 360-880-3007 between Across from Providence Hospital scale, full benefits. National Frozen Foods lift 50 pounds with a valid 9-6. 2000-5300 sf; rents from 360-262-9383 Found: 8-14-17, Randle Orientation Registration driver's license. Send re- $14-$20 per sf NNN; area, Knife. Please call Every Friday, 11am-2pm. BROKERS WELCOME sume to careers.wcan WANTED small older vin- Lewis County Sheriff's Of- DRIVERS Picture ID required @lafargeholcim.com Call Greg (509) 735-2255 fice to describe and claim, National Frozen Foods 188 Sturdevant Rd., tage crawler tractor (bull- 1 bedroom apartment, dozer) any model, any case# 17C9790. 360- Corporation is seeking Chehalis, WA 98532. WAREHOUSE 740-1470 truck drivers. Class A with 360-748-0015 close to I-5 & exit 71. Full condition running or not, doubles endorsement & 6 PERSON NEEDED amenities with large ga- even garden size or walk FOUND: on Hwy 6, pair of months experience. Pays Must have current driver's rage & storage space, behind or related equip- cork boots. Call with size well, by the load. Please NOW license, wage DOE. Apply $1100. Very private. Avail- ment, skid steer, farm contact Darcy at 360- in person: Chehalis Steel, tractor, etc. Also wanting and description to claim, 748-0015. able 9/1. 360-978-5240 HIRING 205 E Floral St, Centralia. old advertising signs, gas 360-740-6775 Equipment pumps, old tools, anvils, Operators CDL PET Found: small Red dog, vises, old car or truck Dozer Loader CONNECTION Saturday, August 19, in l l l l l l l l projects or old car parts, Scraper Excavator front of Safeway on Harri- old coin-operated ma- Sewer Water and IT IS THE TIME son. 360-789-2599 HANDYMAN chines, any old novelty DRIVERS Storm Pipe Layers TO FIX Scot Industries is hiring a FOR HIRE YOUR ANIMALS! items. Private party cash. Miscellaneous repairs, 360-204-1017 full time OTR driver. Class Excellent Benefits! painting, remodel, pressure All real estate advertised For a limited time A CDL, clean driving re- Paid Medical, Dental, washing, yard projects, etc. cord & enhanced license or herein is subject to the we will Vision, Life Insurance, 360-278-3426 passport. Home on week- Federal Fair Housing Act, have coupons for a 401k, Vacation $20 discount Found: SW WA Fair, Che- ends. We offer competitive which makes it illegal to on & Holiday. CATS and halis. Miscellaneous cloth- pay, profit sharing, insur- advertise "any preference, ance, paid holidays & paid a $40 discount on ing, glasses, keys, jewelry, limitation, or discrimination vacation. Please apply in Apply in person: DOGS!! cell phones, stroller, etc. because of race, color, person with complete driv- Johnson & Maddox Complete Home Repair Please call Lewis County religion, sex, handicap, ers abstract Monday- Construction Sheetrock, taping, finish With a generous Sheriff's Office to describe familial status, or national donation from Frigidaire refrigerator, al- Friday, 8am-5pm at 3020 2209 93rd Ave SW patch, paint - inside & & claim, case# 17C10142. Foron Rd., Centralia, WA origin, or intention to make Jack & Sharon Tipping, mond color, works great, Olympia WA 98512 outside & carpentry. Quali- 360-740-1470 98531. NO PHONE CALLS ty, experienced & pride. any such preference, limi- Pet Connection can no ice maker, $100. PLEASE. tation or discrimination." offer a $10 rebate on 509-304-5293 or 509- Call John, 360-350-8923. cats & $20 rebate on Federal law prohibits employment We will not knowingly 304-5189. discrimination based on race, color, dogs, in addition to the religion, sex, national origin or age. N U R S E WORK WANTED accept any advertising for above discount! The law states that publishing or Assisted Living Farming, gardening & real estate which is in Selling an item for Thursday, September 7, printing discriminatory advertise- 2017, Skookumchuck Wind ments or causing the printing or seeking a landscaping, your tools, violation of the law. All 360-748-6236 $100 or less??? publishing of such advertisements RN/LPN 4-8 hours/week, persons are hereby in- Call customer service Energy Project Open constitutes an unlawful employment House in Centralia. Meet- practice. Employment advertise- for part time evening $12.50/hour. formed that all dwellings today to place your ments must not indicate preferen- shift position. Call Johnny, advertised are available on FREE AD! ing is being held to accom- ces, limitations, or discriminate modate interested stake- based on race, color, religion, sex, 360-736-1551 360-324-9695. an equal opportunity basis. t t t t t holders in the various national origin or age, except when The Chronicle religion, sex or national origin is a Call The Chronicle communities adjacent to bona fide occupational qualification ONALASKA 360-807-8203 the Skookumchuck Wind for employment. PALLET REPAIR at 360-807-8203 Ads run 4 days, SENIOR RENTAL 4 lines for FREE! Energy Project site. The Hard workers needed and place your ad We will not knowingly accept any for pallet repair! Full- 55 OR OLDER HERE public is encouraged to advertising for real estate which is in 2 bedroom, 2 bath, water & attend. 6:00 8:00 pm @ violation of the law. All persons are time position, fast hereby informed that positions ad- sewer paid, $800, first, last Centralia Community Col- vertised are available on an equal paced environment, opportunity basis. must lift 40 lbs, piece & deposit, no pets/smok- lege, 600 Centralia College ing. Credit screening. Blvd., Centralia, WA work. We are located **Note: The Chronicle t 360-978-4441 98531. Questions Contact suggests you in Chehalis, WA. describe the position Please contact Tim at Sean Bell 971-202-2150 or you are hiring for, Theresa Weber 303- not the person you wish to hire. 503-910-9822. 439-4200 ext. 8776. HOUSEKEEPER Papa Pete's Pizza Wednesday, September 6, Housekeeper wanted at $ave Time Centralia is seeking a 2017, Skookumchuck Wind Falls Creek Retreat Center qualified General Manag- Energy Project Open near Frances. Must be er. Full-time position with ůĂƐƐŝĮĞĚ House in Olympia. 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NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S 26, 28 & 30! riggers, fish finder, electric SALE Pursuant to the Revised spaces available, huge Lots of good stuff! In alley 1 1/2 blocks up traffic as its also packwood start with running lights & Code of Washington 61.24, et from Rite-Aid. History seq. TS No.: weekend, camp sellers teacher closes classroom If you're stern light, bilge pump, welcomed, $50. 360- WA-17-765278-AJ APN No.: FIREWOOD selling collections, decor, having a bazaar, steering conceal, gas can 032787001006 Title Order No.: 520-7487 included plus anchor, ask- 8695547 Deed of Trust Gran- Good quality clean posters, mini fridge, Ameri- you won't want to miss ing $4200/offer. 360- tor(s): SHEENA M. MEAD, firewood, $150 cord. cana, tables & files & getting your ad in this 219-5204 BENJAMIN MEAD Deed of 360-749-2923 Pfaltzgraff dishes. featured section!! Trust Grantee(s): WELLS 360-520-5202 MORTON FARGO BANK, N.A. Deed of Pick up a bazaar form Trust Instrument/Reference ANNUAL No.: 3337663 I. NOTICE IS in our office at HEREBY GIVEN that Quality LABOR DAY The Chronicle Loan Service Corp. of Wash- YARD SALE!! BASEMENT/YARD 321 N. Pearl St., ington, the undersigned Trust- Centralia ee, will on 9/8/2017 , at 1:00 Open Thursday & Friday, SALE! PM At the Main Entrance to Yakima Saturday Only! OR Canning peaches at Sunday & Monday, YARD SALE! the Lewis County Courthouse, September 2, 9-3. email us at Jeremy's Fruit Stand! 9am-5pm. Fri & Sat, 9-4, located at 351 N.W. North First Christian Church [email protected] Street, Chehalis, WA 98532 2 locations: 576 W Main Closed Saturday September 1 & 2. 2006 Harley-Davidson 111 NW Prindle St, to request a form. sell at public auction to the St, 900 State Ave, Chehalis. SEVENTH DAY 493 Cousins Rd, Street Bob, Big Bore kit, highest and best bidder, paya- Chehalis, WA 98532. Monday-Saturday 9-6, Sun- ADVENTIST MORTON Chehalis, WA 98532. Vance & Hines exhaust, ble in the form of credit bid or day 10-5. Pickling cukes, Highway 508 & Komos Ln, Proceeds for Samaritan's EARLY BIRD PRICE: Wooden bar, bi-fold door, low miles, $6500. 509- cash bid in the form of green beans, fresh corn, Morton WA 98356. Purse Shoebox Project. $30 non-subscribers cashier's check or certified jewelry, poker table, bath- 845-7223 nectarines & more! 360- Tools, furniture, decor, COME AND SEE! $25 subscribers checks from federally or State 345-1544 or 360- \748-4417. household and room bench with storage, chartered banks, at the time of sale the following described much more! bathroom lights & lots Note: Your ad will run in The more! Chronicle's Best Bazaars in real property, situated in the 2017 featured page along with County of LEWIS, State of a classified ad running 1-3 Washington, to-wit: LOT 6 OF days the week of your bazaar 18' 5TH WHEEL CARLISLE ACRES AS RE- and it will also be included on CAMPER CORDED IN VOLUME 8 OF our calendar page, on Thurs- PLATS, PAGE 34, TOGETH- day, the week of your bazaar. ER WITH AN EASEMENT WE NOW HAVE DEADLINE: September 15 at FOR INGRESS, EGRESS CHEHALIS BAZAAR SALE noon. AND UTILITIES OVER GARAGE SALE! PACKAGES CARLISLE LANE, AS DE- ROCHESTER September 1, 2, 3 & 4, 8-5. AVAILABLE! Questions, 807-8203 LINEATED ON SAID PLAT. GARAGE SALE! Fri, Sat, Sun & Mon. R R R R R R R R R R Hitch, new wheels, More commonly known as: 128 ETHEL Sat Only, CARLISLE LANE, ONALAS- 158 Keasling Rd, Packages include 2 lami- tires, springs, bear- KA, WA 98570-9718 which is HUGE SALE! September 2, 9-3. Chehalis, WA 98532. nated signs, 4 sheets of ings, etc. In very good subject to that certain Deed of Fri & Sat, 17707 Jordan Rd SW, Over 55 years of collecting pricing stickers, 3 sale condition, in Cheha- Trust dated 10/21/2009, recor- September 1, 8-5, Rochester, WA 98579. & left overs. Some anti- sheets, a sharpie and lis, must see to appre- ded 12/7/2009, under Instru- September 2, 8-?? NO EARLY BIRDS. ment No. 3337663 and modi- ques, music, hunting, tools. balloons! packages are ciate, $2400. Call/text fied as per Modification Agree- 157 Larmon Rd, Household items, plastic Can't see, Can't use. only $5 with the pur- 425-350-7184. ment recorded 7/22/2015 as Ethel, WA 98542. containers, plus size chase of a classified ad. Instrument No. 3433996 re- 1 mile East of clothes, books & miscella- cords of LEWIS County, Wash- Marys Corner. neous. ington , from BENJAMIN Basement, attic's, shop & MEAD AND SHEENA M MEAD, HUSBAND AND WIFE house cleaned out! Terrific , as grantor(s), to NORTH- prices & clean. Furniture, 1955 Kenworth truck, for- WEST TRUSTEE SERVICES, farm stuff, decor, name mer US Plywood, off high- LLC , as original trustee, to brand clothes (most way truck, 671 Detroit, 3 secure an obligation in favor of engines for parts, $3,500. WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. , $1.50,) old games & much as original beneficiary, the more. 360-520-2571 beneficial interest in which was

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of Default is listed within the of Default is provided Notice of Foreclosure and Gran- to the Borrower(s) requirements tor(s). These as of were completed VII. The Trustee 3/27/2017 . and address are whose name will provide in set forth below requesting it, writing to anyone and a statement of all costs to fees due at any time prior of the the sale. VIII. The effect the sale will be to deprive hold Grantor and all those who the by, through or under in Grantor of all their interest the above-described property. objec- IX. Anyone having any any tions to this sale on be grounds whatsoever will to be afforded an opportunity if heard as to those objections they bring a lawsuit to restrain RCW the sale pursuant to bring 61.24.130. Failure to in a such a lawsuit may result waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trustee's sale. X. NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS- The purchaser at the Trustee's Sale is entitled to possession of the property on the 20 th day following the sale, as against the Grantor under the deed of trust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust, including occupants who are not tenants. After the 20 th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants who are not tenants by summary proceedings under Chapter 59.12 RCW. For tenant-occupied property, the purchaser shall provide a tenant with written notice in accordance with RCW 61.24.060. THIS NOTICE IS THE FINAL STEP BEFORE THE FORECLOSURE SALE OF YOUR HOME. You have only 20 DAYS from the recording date of this notice to pursue mediation. DO NOT DELAY. CONTACT A HOUS- ING COUNSELOR OR AN ATTORNEY LICENSED IN WASHINGTON NOW to as- sess your situation and refer you to mediation if you are eligible and it may help you save your home. See below for safe sources of help. SEEK- ING ASSISTANCE Housing counselors and legal assistance may be available at little or no cost to you. If you would like assistance in determining your rights and opportunities to keep your house, you may contact the following: The statewide foreclosure hotline for assistance and referral to CC99639aa.do

** HHRL HHRL ** ** HHRL Grantor's default on the obliga- Grantor's default by the Deed of tion secured III. The de- Trust/Mortgage. this foreclo- fault(s) for which is/are as follows: sure is made when due the Failure to pay which are following amounts $6,383.48 . IV. now in arrears: on the obliga- The sum owing of tion secured by the Deed of Trust is: The principal sum with $67,147.17 , together Note interest as provided in the such from 10/1/2016 on, and are other costs and fees as The provided by statute. V. above-described real property the will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and Deed obligation secured by the of Trust as provided by statute. Said sale will be made without im- warranty, expressed or plied, regarding title, posses- on sion or encumbrances refer- 9/8/2017 . The defaults red to in Paragraph III must be cured by 8/28/2017 (11 days before the sale date), or by other date as permitted in the Note or Deed of Trust, to cause a discontinuance of the sale. The sale will be discontin- ued and terminated if at any time before 8/28/2017 (11 days before the sale), or by other date as permitted in the Note or Deed of Trust, the default as set forth in Paragraph III is cured and the Trustee's fees and costs are paid. Payment must be in cash or with cashiers or certified checks from a State or federally chartered bank. The sale may be terminated any time after the 8/28/2017 (11 days before the sale date) and before the sale, by the Borrower or Grantor or the holder of any recorded junior lien or encum- brance by paying the principal and interest, plus costs, fees and advances, if any, made pursuant to the terms of the obligation and/or Deed of Trust, and curing all other defaults. VI. A written Notice of Default was transmitted by the Beneficiary or Trustee to the Borrower(s) and Grantor(s) by both first class and certified mail, proof of which is in the possession of the Trustee; and the Borrower and Grantor were personally served, if applicable, with said written Notice of Default or the written Notice of Default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real property described in Para- graph I above, and the Trustee has possession of proof of such service or posting. The list of recipients of the Notice 10% & New Seniors Discount Customers ** HHRL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, August 29, 2017 29, August Tuesday, Wash., Centralia/Chehalis, Chronicle, The Lic#602-521-282 (360) 880-3347 (360) 740-9754 Yearly Maintenance Yearly Residential & Commercial deposit deposit Get your August Special! Pay me later! • Free Estimates • Free • Call Anytime Chemicals • No simply comfortable Owner/Operator CLASSIFIEDS Stop smoking now! projects! 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North Street, Chehalis, WA 98532 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder, payable in the form of credit bid or cash bid in the form of cashier's check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks, at the time of sale the following described real property, situated in the County of LEWIS, State of Washington, to-wit: LOT 10, ENCHANTED VALLEY SEC- OND ADDITION, AS RECOR- DED IN VOLUME 6 OF PLATS, PAGES 41 AND 42. LEWIS COUNTY, WASHING- TON More commonly known as: 131 ENCHANTED VLY DR N, VADER, WA 98593 which is subject to that certain Deed of Trust dated 4/5/2012, recorded 4/6/2012, under Instrument No. 3377012 records of LEWIS County, Washington , from STEWART A. FISHER, A MARRIED PERSON , as grantor(s), to NORTHWEST TRUSTEE SERVICES LLC , as original trustee, to secure an obligation in favor of WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. , as original beneficiary, the beneficial interest in which was subsequently assigned to Wells Fargo Bank, NA , the Beneficiary, under an assignment recorded under Auditors File Number II. No action commenced by the Beneficiary of the Deed of Trust is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Borrower's or OF PERJURY under the laws OF PERJURY of WITNESS my of the State seal. 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Additional disclaimers provided by the Trustee: If you have previously been discharged through bankruptcy, you may have been released of personal liability for this loan in which case this letter is intended to exercise the noteholders rights against the real property only. QUALITY MAY BE CONSID- ERED A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMA- TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated: 5/3/2017 Quality Loan Service Corp. of Washington, as Trustee By: Tricia Willis, Assistant Secretary Trustee's Mailing Address: Quality Loan Service Corp. of Washington C/O Quality Loan Service Corp. 411 Ivy Street, San Diego, CA 92101 (866) 645-7711 Trustee's Physical Address: Quality Loan Service Corp. of Washington 108 1 st Ave South, Suite 202 Seattle, WA 98104 (866) 925-0241 Sale Line: 800-280-2832 or Logi n to: http://wa.qualityloan .com Trustee Sale Number: WA-17-765278-AJ State of: County of: On before me, ies ), and that by his/her/their signature(s) on the instrument the person(s), or the entity upon behalf of which the person(s) acted, executed the instrument. I certify under PENALTY

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personally served, if applica- personally served, written Notice of ble, with said written Notice of Default or the posted in a Default was place on the real conspicuous in Para- property described and the Trustee graph I above, of proof of has possession or posting. The such service list of recipients of the Notice the of Default is listed within Notice of Foreclosure provided Gran- to the Borrower(s) and tor(s). These requirements of were completed as 3/28/2017 . VII. The Trustee are whose name and address in set forth below will provide it, writing to anyone requesting and a statement of all costs to fees due at any time prior of the the sale. VIII. The effect the sale will be to deprive hold Grantor and all those who the by, through or under in Grantor of all their interest the above-described property. IX. Anyone having any objections to this sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an opportunity to be heard as to those objections if they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursuant to RCW 61.24.130. Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trustee's sale. X. NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS- The purchaser at the Trustee's Sale is entitled to possession of the property on the 20 th day following the sale, as against the Grantor under the deed of trust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust, including occupants who are not tenants. After the 20 th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants who are not tenants by summary proceedings under Chapter 59.12 RCW. For tenant-occupied property, the purchaser shall provide a tenant with written notice in accordance with RCW 61.24.060. THIS NOTICE IS THE FINAL STEP BEFORE THE FORECLOSURE SALE OF YOUR HOME. You have only 20 DAYS from the recording date of this notice to pursue mediation. DO NOT DELAY. CONTACT A HOUS- ING COUNSELOR OR AN ATTORNEY LICENSED IN WASHINGTON NOW to as- sess your situation and refer you to mediation if you are eligible and it may help you save your home. See below for safe sources of help. SEEK- S C B ONSTRUCTION ASONRY S

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the Borrower and Grantor were

possession of the Trustee; and

mail, proof of which is in the

both first class and certified

Borrower(s) and Grantor(s) by

Beneficiary or Trustee to the

Default was transmitted by the

defaults. VI. A written Notice of

Trust, and curing all other

obligation and/or Deed of

pursuant to the terms of the

and advances, if any, made

and interest, plus costs, fees

brance by paying the principal

recorded junior lien or encum-

Grantor or the holder of any

sale, by the Borrower or

the sale date) and before the

the 8/28/2017 (11 days before

be terminated any time after

chartered bank. The sale may

from a State or federally

cashiers or certified checks

must be in cash or with

and costs are paid. Payment

cured and the Trustee's fees

set forth in Paragraph III is

or Deed of Trust, the default as

date as permitted in the Note

before the sale), or by other

time before 8/28/2017 (11 days

ued and terminated if at any

sale. The sale will be discontin-

cause a discontinuance of the

Note or Deed of Trust, to

other date as permitted in the

before the sale date), or by

cured by 8/28/2017 (11 days

red to in Paragraph III must be

9/8/2017 . The defaults refer-

sion or encumbrances on

plied, regarding title, posses-

warranty, expressed or im-

Said sale will be made without

of Trust as provided by statute.

obligation secured by the Deed

expense of sale and the

will be sold to satisfy the

above-described real property

provided by statute. V. The provided by statute. V.

other costs and fees as are other costs and fees as

from 10/1/2016 on, and such from 10/1/2016 on, and

interest as provided in the Note interest as provided in the

$94,086.07 , together with $94,086.07 , together

Trust is: The principal sum of Trust is: The principal sum

tion secured by the Deed of tion secured by the Deed

The sum owing on the obliga-

now in arrears: $7,977.91 . IV. now in arrears: $7,977.91

following amounts which are following amounts which

Failure to pay when due the Failure to pay when due

sure is made is/are as follows:

fault(s) for which this foreclo-

Trust/Mortgage. III. The de- Trust/Mortgage. III. The

tion secured by the Deed of tion secured by the Deed

Grantor's default on the obliga-

reason of the Borrower's or reason of the Borrower's

the obligation in any Court by the obligation

pending to seek satisfaction of pending to seek

of the Deed of Trust is now of the Deed

commenced by the Beneficiary commenced

File Number II. No action File Number

ment recorded under Auditors ment recorded

Beneficiary, under an assign- Beneficiary,

Wells Fargo Bank, NA , the Wells Fargo subsequently assigned to subsequently Classifieds 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, August 29, 2017 CLASSIFIEDS

98148 IDSPub#0127405 other date as permitted in the for assistance and referral to described above in Section DEVISEES OF GEORGE TS#WA-17-762929-SW Note or Deed of Trust, to housing counselors recom- 28, Township 12 North, GREENE, deceased individual; cause a discontinuance of the mended by the Housing Fi- DOES 1 through 10, inclusive, NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S sale. The sale will be discontin- nance Commission: Toll-free: Range 2 East, W.M., shall and ROES 1 through 10, SALE Pursuant to the Revised ued and terminated if at any 1-877-894-HOME be closed to all through inclusive. Code of Washington 61.24, et time before 9/18/2017 (11 days (1-877-894-4663) or Web site: traffic. seq. TS No.: before the sale), or by other http://www.dfi.wa.gov/consum DATED: August 28, 2107 Defendants. WA-17-762929-SW APN No.: date as permitted in the Note ers/homeownership/post_purc 005238000000 Title Order No.: or Deed of Trust, the default as hase_counselors_foreclosure Case No.: 17-2-00480-21 7408647-94247700 Deed of set forth in Paragraph III is .htm . The United States Published: The Chronicle DEPT. NO.: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 2017 Trust Grantor(s): DONALD W cured and the Trustee's fees Department of Housing and August 29, 2017 SUMMONS (60 DAYS) WILSON, MELODIE WILSON and costs are paid. Payment Urban Development: Toll-free: VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Deed of Trust Grantee(s): must be in cash or with 1-800-569-4287 or National 99838 NTC: Leonard Keith THE STATE OF WASHING- ;Y`[VYLZVS]LHU`\UÄUPZOLKI\ZPULZZ Web Site: http://portal.hud.gov Kammerzell TON TO THE DEFEND- MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC cashiers or certified checks 7VZP[P]LJOHUNLJHUILTHKLPM`V\HYL REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, from a State or federally /hudportal/HUD or for Local ANT/RESPONDENT(S) ALL INC., AS NOMINEE FOR chartered bank. The sale may counseling agencies in Wash- SUPERIOR COURT OF UNKNOWN HEIRS AND DE- ^PSSPUN[VKV[OPUNZHSP[[SLKPɈLYLU[S` GMAC MORTGAGE CORPO- be terminated any time after ington: http://www.hud.gov/offi WASHINGTON, VISEES OF GEORGE +VU»[SL[Z[\IIVYUULZZZ[HUKIL[^LLU RATION Deed of Trust Instru- the 9/18/2017 (11 days before ces/hsg/sfh/hcc/fc/index.cfm WHITMAN COUNTY GREENE, deceased individu- `V\HUKZ\JJLZZ ment/Reference No.: 3159770 the sale date) and before the ?webListAction=search&searc al: I. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN sale, by the Borrower or hstate=WA&filterSvc=dfc The Estate of LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) that Quality Loan Service Grantor or the holder of any statewide civil legal aid hotline LEONARD KEITH You are hereby summoned to 7P[JOPUHUKKV`V\YMHPYZOHYL@V\Y Corp. of Washington, the un- recorded junior lien or encum- for assistance and referrals to KAMMERZELL, appear within sixty days after JVU[YPI\[PVU^PSSNP]L`V\HZLUZLVM NO. 17-4-00079-38 dersigned Trustee, will on brance by paying the principal other housing counselors and the date of the first publication ILSVUNPUNHUKZH[PZMHJ[PVU;HRPUNZOVY[ 9/29/2017 , at 10:00 AM At the and interest, plus costs, fees attorneys: Telephone: PROBATE NOTICE of this summons, to wit, within North entrance of the Lewis and advances, if any, made 1-800-606-4819 or Web site: TO CREDITORS sixty days after the 15th day of [YPWZHUKYLJVUULJ[PUN^P[OVSKMYPLUKZ County Courthouse, located at pursuant to the terms of the http://nwjustice.org/what-clear. Deceased. August, 2017, and defend the HYLOPNOSPNO[LK 351 NW North St, Chehalis, obligation and/or Deed of Additional disclaimers provided above entitled action in the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) WA 98532 sell at public Trust, and curing all other by the Trustee: If you have The personal representative above entitled court, and an- auction to the highest and best defaults. VI. A written Notice of previously been discharged named below has been ap- swer the complaint of the *VUJLU[YH[LVUNL[[PUNHOLHK;HRPUN bidder, payable in the form of Default was transmitted by the through bankruptcy, you may pointed as personal represen- plaintiff WF VICTORIA GRAN- VUHUL^QVIVYWYVQLJ[VYW\[[PUNPU credit bid or cash bid in the Beneficiary or Trustee to the have been released of person- tative of this estate. Any TOR TRUST, A TRUST COM- L_[YHOV\YZ^PSSWH`VɈ4HRL[OPUNZ form of cashier's check or Borrower(s) and Grantor(s) by al liability for this loan in which person having a claim against PANY, and serve a copy of OHWWLU@V\YJVU[YPI\[PVUZ^PSSIL case this letter is intended to the deceased must, before the your answer upon the under- certified checks from federally both first class and certified YLJVNUPaLK or State chartered banks, at mail, proof of which is in the exercise the noteholders rights time the claim would be barred signed attorneys for plaintiff, the time of sale the following possession of the Trustee; and against the real property only. by any otherwise applicable ZIEVE, BRODNAX & STEELE, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) described real property, situ- the Borrower and Grantor were QUALITY MAY BE CONSID- statute of limitations, present LLP., at their office below *VUJLU[YH[LVUPUULYZ[YLUN[OHUKV\[LY ERED A DEBT COLLECTOR the claim in the manner as stated; and in case of your ated in the County of LEWIS, personally served, if applica- ILH\[`4LKP[H[PUNHUKYLÅLJ[PUNVU[OL State of Washington, to-wit: ble, with said written Notice of ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT provided in RCW 11.40.070 by failure so to do, judgment will Lot 16 and the Easterly 23 feet Default or the written Notice of A DEBT AND ANY INFORMA- serving on or mailing to the be rendered against you ac- WHZ[JHUOLSW`V\I\PSKHIL[[LYM\[\YL of Lot 15, Block 46, SAMPLE Default was posted in a TION OBTAINED WILL BE personal representative or the cording to the demand of the /LHS[OHUKÄ[ULZZHYLLUJV\YHNLK USED FOR THAT PURPOSE personal representative's attor- complaint, which has been and LOWERY'S SUBDIVI- conspicuous place on the real CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) SION of Blocks 46 and 59, property described in Para- Dated: 5/26/2017 Quality Loan ney at the address stated filed with the clerk of said W.M. URQUHART'S ADDI- graph I above, and the Trustee Service Corp. of Washington, below a copy of the claim and court. This is a Complaint for 3VVRMVYNVVKPU]LZ[TLU[ZI\[KVU»[ TION to the City of Chehalis, has possession of proof of as Trustee By: Lauren Esqui- file the original of the claim Judicial Foreclosure of Deed of MHSSMVYHMHZ[[HSRPUNZHSLZWP[JOPU[LUKLK as recorded in Volume 1 of such service or posting. The vel, Assistant Secretary Trust- with the court in which probate Trust. [V[HRL`V\YJHZOHUKNP]LSP[[SLPU proceedings were com- Plats, page 76. LEWIS COUN- list of recipients of the Notice ee's Mailing Address: Quality YL[\YU*OVVZL[VNVP[HSVULV]LYHQVPU[ TY, WASHINGTON. More of Default is listed within the Loan Service Corp. of Wash- menced. The claim must be DATED: July 27, 2017 commonly known as: 372 SW Notice of Foreclosure provided ington C/O Quality Loan Serv- presented within the later of: ZIEVE, BRODNAX ]LU[\YL 10TH STREET, CHEHALIS, to the Borrower(s) and Gran- ice Corp. 411 Ivy Street, San (1) Thirty days after the & STEELE, LLP. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) personal representative served WA 98532 which is subject to tor(s). These requirements Diego, CA 92101 (866) By: Scott D. Crawford, 0M`V\WP[JOPUHUKKV`V\YILZ[[OL that certain Deed of Trust were completed as of 645-7711 Trustee's Physical or mailed the notice to the WSBA# 34978 dated 2/22/2003, recorded 4/21/2017 . VII. The Trustee Address: Quality Loan Service creditor as provided under Leslie M. Klott, YL^HYKZ^PSSIL^VY[O`V\YÔPSL 2/27/2003, under Instrument whose name and address are Corp. of Washington 108 1 st RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) WSBA # 51897 :OHYPUN`V\YPKLHZHUKWHY[PJPWH[PUN No. 3159770 and re-recorded set forth below will provide in Ave South, Suite 202 Seattle, four months after the date of Attorneys for Plaintiff PUL]LU[Z[OH[JHUTHRLHKPɈLYLUJL on 2/28/2003 as Instrument writing to anyone requesting it, WA 98104 (866) 925-0241 first publication of the notice. If WF VICTORIA GRANTOR ^PSSSLHK[VUL^MYPLUKZOPWZHUK Sale Line: 916-939-0772 or the claim is not presented TRUST, A TRUST COMPANY Number 3159900 records of a statement of all costs and VWWVY[\UP[PLZ LEWIS County, Washington , fees due at any time prior to Login to: http://wa.qualityloan within this time frame, the from MELODIE WILSON AND the sale. VIII. The effect of the .com Trustee Sale Number: claim is forever barred, except Published: The Chronicle PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) DONALD W. WILSON, HUS- sale will be to deprive the WA-17-762929-SW State of: as otherwise provided in RCW August 15, 22 & 29, 2017 & 4HRLL]LY`[OPUN`V\KVJV\U[>OL[OLY County of: On before me, I 11.40.051 and RCW September 5, 12 & 19, 2017 BAND AND WIFE , as gran- Grantor and all those who hold ZLSMLTWSV`LKVY^VYRPUNMVYZVTLVUL tor(s), to TRANSNATION TI- by, through or under the certify under PENALTY OF 11.40.060. This bar is effective TLE , as original trustee, to Grantor of all their interest in PERJURY under the laws of as to claims against both the LSZL`V\YWLYMVYTHUJL^PSSTHRLH secure an obligation in favor of the above-described property. the State of WITNESS my probate assets and nonprobate KPɈLYLUJL[V[OL^H``V\HK]HUJL MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC IX. Anyone having any objec- hand and official seal. (Seal) assets of the decedent. ;OLYLPZTVUL`[VILTHKL REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, tions to this sale on any Signature IDSPub #0127405 INC., AS NOMINEE FOR grounds whatsoever will be 8/29/2017 9/19/2017 Date of First Publication: ARIES (March 21-April 19) GMAC MORTGAGE CORPO- afforded an opportunity to be August 29, 2017 4HRL[YH]LSWSHUZVYZPNU\WMVYHU RATION , as original beneficia- heard as to those objections if Published: The Chronicle Judith M. Kammerzell, L]LU[[OH[L_WSVYLZ[OLSH[LZ[\WKH[LZ Personal Representative ry, the beneficial interest in they bring a lawsuit to restrain August 29, 2017 & September YLNHYKPUNVULVM`V\YPU[LYLZ[Z;YHKL which was subsequently as- the sale pursuant to RCW 19, 2017 signed to The Bank of New 61.24.130. Failure to bring Attorney for ZOV^ZJVUMLYLUJLZVYWLYZVUHS York Mellon Trust Company, such a lawsuit may result in a 99960 Lakeside Drive Personal Representative: PTWYV]LTLU[ZHYLHSSOPNOSPNO[LK National Association fka The waiver of any proper grounds /s/ THEODORE F.S. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Bank of New York Trust for invalidating the Trustee's RASMUSSEN WSBA 8720 NOTICE OF HEARING Theodore F.S. Rasmussen, P.S. (JOHUJL[VNL[HOLHKÄUHUJPHSS`^PSS Company, N.A. as successor sale. X. NOTICE TO OCCU- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- S. 112 Crosby, P.O. Box 724, to JPMorgan Chase Bank, PANTS OR TENANTS- The Tekoa, WA 99033 IL^P[OPUYLHJO(U\UL_WLJ[LKZV\YJL N.A., successor by to merger purchaser at the Trustee's EN that the Board of (509) 284-2332 ^PSSOLSW`V\NHPUHJJLZZ[VOLSWM\S to Bank One, National Associ- Sale is entitled to possession County Commissioners, PUMVYTH[PVU(NPM[^PSS[HRL`V\I` ation, as Indenture Trustee for of the property on the 20 th Court of Probate Lewis County, Washington, Proceedings: Whitman Z\YWYPZL Residential Asset Mortgage day following the sale, as has approved the tempora- County Superior Court Products, Inc., GMACM HOME against the Grantor under the GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ry closure of a portion of Cause No.: 17-4-00079-38 EQUITY LOAN TRUST deed of trust (the owner) and +VU»[SL[HUNLY[HRLJVU[YVS2LLWI\Z` Lakeside Drive between Published: The Chronicle 2001-HE3 , the Beneficiary, anyone having an interest ^P[OWYVQLJ[Z[OH[^PSSIYPUN`V\[OLTVZ[ under an assignment recorded junior to the deed of trust, Streamside Drive and Lake August 29, 2017 & September 5 & 12, 2017 ZH[PZMHJ[PVUHUKUL^VWWVY[\UP[PLZ under Auditors File Number including occupants who are Drive, to all through traffic. 3439454 II. No action com- not tenants. After the 20 th day ;Y\Z[PU`V\Y[HSLU[HUKHIPSP[ÙV[PU During the closure the road 99597 WF VICTORIA menced by the Beneficiary of following the sale the purchas- GRANTOR TRUST ZVTLVULLSZL»Z the Deed of Trust is now er has the right to evict will remain open to local CANCER (June 21-July 22) pending to seek satisfaction of occupants who are not tenants access from either end up SUPERIOR COURT the obligation in any Court by by summary proceedings un- to but not beyond the point OF WASHINGTON (QVIWYVZWLJ[^PSSILTPZYLWYLZLU[LK der Chapter 59.12 RCW. For reason of the Borrower's or of closure at milepost 0.22, FOR LEWIS COUNTY )LMVYL`V\THRLHJVTTP[TLU[ÄUK Grantor's default on the obliga- tenant-occupied property, the V\[L_HJ[S`ÔH[[OLQVILU[HPSZHUK tion secured by the Deed of purchaser shall provide a and other county roads are WF VICTORIA GRANTOR OV^T\JO`V\»SSILWHPK+VU»[^VYRMVY Trust/Mortgage. III. The de- tenant with written notice in available for detour. Pur- TRUST, a trust company, fault(s) for which this foreclo- accordance with RCW suant to RCW 47.48.010 UV[OPUN sure is made is/are as follows: 61.24.060. THIS NOTICE IS Plaintiff, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) THE FINAL STEP BEFORE and .020, effective Sep- Failure to pay when due the >VYROHYKWSHÒHYKHUKZOHYL`V\Y following amounts which are THE FORECLOSURE SALE tember 5, 2017 through vs. now in arrears: $23,965.12 . OF YOUR HOME. You have September 13, 2017 that MLLSPUNZHUKPKLHZ^P[O[OLWLVWSL`V\ IV. The sum owing on the only 20 DAYS from the portion of Lakeside Drive ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS AND YLZWLJ[HUKJHYLHIV\[TVZ[*OHUNLPZ obligation secured by the Deed recording date of this notice to OLHKPUN`V\Y^HÌ\[P[»Z\W[V`V\[V of Trust is: The principal sum pursue mediation. DO NOT UH]PNH[LÔH[[YHUZWPYLZ of $18,374.56 , together with DELAY. CONTACT A HOUS- interest as provided in the Note ING COUNSELOR OR AN from 6/20/2013 on, and such ATTORNEY LICENSED IN PNNA STATEWIDE CLASSIFIEDS other costs and fees as are WASHINGTON NOW to as- provided by statute. V. The sess your situation and refer 7HJPÄJ5VY[O^LZ[+HPS`*VUULJ[PVU(JSHZZPÄLKHKUL[^VYRVMKHPSÙL^ZWHWLYZPU THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 2017 above-described real property you to mediation if you are -0=,Z[H[LZ(20+>(69(5+4;YLHJOPUN TPSSPVUYLHKLYZWLY[OYLLKH`Y\U will be sold to satisfy the eligible and it may help you ;OL^VYKJSHZZPÄLKHK^PSSY\U[OYLLJVUZLJ\[P]LKH`Z";O\YZKH`:H[\YKH`VY-YPKH` VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) expense of sale and the save your home. See below for :\UKH`PULHJOVM[OLUL[^VYRUL^ZWHWLYZ[V[HSVM HKZHUK[OLI\`^V\SKJVZ[ *SLHYHZWHJL[OH[`V\JHU\ZL[V obligation secured by the Deed safe sources of help. SEEK- ^VYRVUZVTL[OPUN[OH[IYPUNZ`V\QV` of Trust as provided by statute. 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