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BABE RUTH: Twin Cities Go Perfect in Pool Play at State Tournament / Sports 1

Pete Caster / [email protected] A bull rider hangs on for dear life at the Mexican Rodeo at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds on Sunday in Chehalis. MUSIC, DANCING HORSES ebration known as the Mexican Rodeo rolled into Chehalis. AND BULL RIDING: Norteno music bellowed Fairgrounds Packed for from the speakers while vi- brant Western dress dotted the Celebration scene throughout the infield It was a and grandstand as Latinos from scene unlike across the state enjoyed a sunny any other I summer evening with bull rid- have witnessed ing, dancing and a few Modelos. in the three- As I rolled into the parking lot, plus years that I noticed that the lot adjacent to the I’ve lived in grandstand was more full than I SEASON ENDS: Sobe- Lewis County. had seen it for nearly any event. On Sunday With my window down, all Toyota Just a the Southwest By Pete Caster I could hear was music blaring Washington visuals editor and and I noticed a few horse Game Shy of State Fairgrounds riders strolling by on their way A young boy twirls his female dance parter as they dance the night away at the was ripe with energy as the cel- Mexican Rodeo at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds on Sunday in Chehalis. / Sports 1 please see RODEO, page Main 16

Volunteer A Boost for Youth Sports / Main 6 of the Year Centralia Man Honored for Red Cross Service / Main 5

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Community Calendar Editor’s Best Bet Pool tournament, 1 p.m. Today Music, 11 a.m. Free tax information for seniors and Red Cross to low-income, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., appointment necessary Honor Volunteers Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation The American Red Cross Morton Senior Center, 496-3230 Mount Rainier Chapter will Pinochle, 11 a.m. honor several Lewis County vol- Nutrition lunch, noon unteers at its annual volunteer Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, recognition event tonight from 785-4325 Koffee Klatch, 8-11 a.m. Courtesy Photo 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Best West- Packwood Senior Center, 494-6331 ern Plus Park Place Inn & Suites Mark Phillips and IIIrd Generation Bluegrass Band makes a stop at Morton’s Roxy Sit and Be Fit, 11 a.m. Theater as part of its national tour July 26. in Chehalis. Nutrition lunch, noon Several volunteers will be Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 recognized for their service and Low-impact exercise class, 3:30- Bluegrass Band to Perform at Roxy dedication to the Red Cross, in- 4:30 p.m. Mark Phillips and IIIrd Gen- Based out of Norman, Okla., cluding Bill Scarbrough, Cen- Oil painting class, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. eration Bluegrass Band makes a the band was originally formed tralia, who will receive the pres- Pinochle, noon, $1 stop at Morton’s Roxy Theater as in 1995 by Mark Phillips and his tigious “Volunteer of the Year” Zumba, 6-7 p.m. part of its national tour Thursday. father, Wayne Phillips, and the award. Oil painting class, 10 a.m. The band is a talented group band’s sound has evolved into a Judge James Lawler, of the Sweet Treats, 9 a.m. of award-winning musicians blend of traditional and original Lewis County Superior Court, who perform hard-driving tra- bluegrass music. will speak at the event. ditional bluegrass and blue- Tickets for the 6 p.m. perfor- For more information, visit Organizations grass-gospel music. Young and mance are $15 for adults and $5 www.rainier-redcross.org or vis- Forest Grange, 3397 Jackson High- it www.facebook.com/redcross- way, 7 p.m. energetic, the band consistently for students 21 and under. Tick- Senior Song Birds, 9:30 a.m., Moun- entertains audiences all over the ets may be reserved by calling rainier or www.twitter.com/red- tain View Baptist Church, 273-3231 crossrainier. United States and Canada. 496-0542. Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors Wednesday, July 25 open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 Libraries Pool, 1 p.m. p.m.; food available, 736-9030 Horticulture project, 2 p.m., pre-reg- Community Farmers Market, 11 a.m.-4 “Reptile Man,” for all ages, 2-3 p.m., ister by Friday before project Workshop to Focus on Salkum Timberland Library, learn about p.m., Boistfort Street, Chehalis, 740-1212 Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 or [email protected] Stopping Child Abuse 15 exotic reptiles from around the world, part of Summer Reading, 985-2148 Nutrition lunch, noon, suggested Libraries A workshop and family din- “Pajama Party,” for children, 6:30-7:30 donation $3 for 60 and over, under 60, ner focusing on preventing, p.m., part of Summer Reading, 748-3301 $5.95, “Imagination Circus,” all ages, 1-2 p.m. Exercise class, 8:30-9:30 a.m., and 3-4 p.m., “Zaniac” Alex Zerbe’s inter- recognizing and responding to Support Groups Open pool, 9:30 a.m., Toledo Senior active action comedy,Centralia Timber- child abuse will be held at 6 p.m. Center land Library, part of Summer Reading, Wednesday at the V.R. Lee Com- Domestic violence support group, 736-0183 munity Building at Recreation 5:30-7 p.m., 125 N.W. Chehalis Ave., Che- Organizations “Charles the Clown,” for children, 2-3 halis, sponsored by Human Response Park in Chehalis. Chehalis Valley Evening Garden p.m., Mountain View (Randle) Timber- Network, 748-6601 The free dinner begins at 6 Club, 7 p.m., call for meeting location, land Library, part of Summer Reading, Senior Centers 748-6189 497-2665 p.m. with the workshop to fol- Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 10:15 a.m., “Tie Dyeing,” all ages, 10:30-11:30 a.m., low. This an an alcohol- and Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 Packwood Timberland Library, create drug-free event. Free childcare Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m. Assembly of God church, 702 S.E. First your own tie-dyed T-shirt, socks, shorts will be provided. Learn to dance, 10 a.m. St., Winlock or headband, part of Summer Reading, Write your life, 1 p.m. Cowlitz Prairie Grange, business The workshop is presented meeting 7:30 p.m., potluck dessert to 494-5111 Music, 11 a.m. by sexual assault advocates from follow, 864-2023 “Teen Writing Group,” for teens, 5:30- Human Response Network and Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation 6:45 p.m., Vernetta Smith Chehalis Tim- Morton Senior Center, 496-3230 berland Library, developing writing social workers from the Depart- Thursday, July 26 skills, refreshments, 748-3301 ment of Social and Health Ser- Pinochle, 11 a.m. “Junkology Workshop,” for grades 1-6, vices. Lunch, noon, $3 Pacific Mobile 2-3 p.m, Winlock Timberland Library, Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, creative use of manmade refuse, part of Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo 785-4325 Structures Plans Golf Summer Reading, 785-3461 starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Low impact exercise, 9-10 a.m. Support Groups Jackson Highway, Chehalis Zumba class, 6 p.m., Tournament Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix Packwood Senior Center, 494-6331 Pacific Mobile Structures Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- Walking, 8:30 a.m. is hosting its third annual golf 5:30-7 p.m., 125 N.W. Chehalis Ave., Che- halis, 740-0492 Yoga, 9 a.m. halis, sponsored by Human Response tournament Thursday at River- Network, 748-6601 Public Agencies Exercises, 9:30 a.m. side Golf Club in Chehalis. Timberland Regional Library Board Volleyball, 10 a.m. This year, proceeds from the Senior Centers of Trustees, 1 p.m., Ilwaco Timberland Bunco, 11 a.m. Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 Library, 1-877-284-6237 Lunch $4 donation requested, noon please see CALENDAR, page Main 11

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Forecast map for July 24, 2012 Gauge Flood 24 hr. Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Height Stage Change 110s L L Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s H 48.88 65.0 0.00 90s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 80s 73.47 85.0 -0.02 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s H 2.50 10.5 -0.20 50s Cowlitz at Randle 40s L Mostly Sunny Sunny Sunny Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny 6.43 18.0 -0.08 30s 78º 54º 82º 57º 77º 55º 72º 54º 74º 52º Cowlitz at Mayfield Dam 20s 5.85 ---- +0.92 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Centralia Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 5:43 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 8:53 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 64 88/57 Moonrise ...... 12:14 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 46 70/55 Moonset ...... 11:14 p.m. Normal High ...... 80 Port Angeles Today Wed. Normal Low ...... 55 62/53 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High . . . . .100 in 1991 Seattle Anchorage 61/50 mc 64/53 pc First Full Last New Record Low ...... 43 in 1954 70/57 Boise 89/56 s 93/59 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg 7/26 8/1 8/9 8/17 Boston 88/63 t 83/63 s Yesterday ...... 0.00" 77/54 81/55 Dallas 97/77 s 97/76 s Month to date ...... 0.61" Tacoma Pollen Forecast Honolulu 87/74 s 89/74 s Normal month to date . . .0.65" Centralia 75/56 Las Vegas 103/85 s 106/84 s Year to date ...... 24.78" 78/54 Yakima Allergen Today Sunday Nashville 95/75 s 96/75 s Normal year to date . . . .25.51" Chehalis Trees None None Phoenix 102/83 s 104/83 s 84/58 Grass None None Longview 79/53 St. Louis 104/83 s 104/83 s Area Conditions 79/56 Weeds Medium High Salt Lake City 90/69 t 93/70 s Vancouver Shown is today’s Mold None None San Francisco 69/53 s 67/54 pc weather. Temperatures Washington, DC 93/71 t 91/73 s Yesterday Portland 80/58 The Dalles are today’s highs and City Hi/Lo Prcp. 80/58 82/58 tonight’s lows. World Cities Packwood 64/50 0.00 Pe Ell 68/50 0.00 Today Wed. Today Wed. Rochester 68/50 0.00 Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Toledo 72/49 0.00 Today Wed. Today Wed. Baghdad 126/88 s 121/85 s New Delhi 101/83 t 89/81 t Napavine 65/47 0.00 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 83/73 cl 77/74 t Paris 82/63 s 83/62 s Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; Bremerton 70/55 s 75/56 s Spokane 83/54 s 87/58 s London 81/61 s 82/61 s Rio de Janeiro 83/66 pc 85/68 s r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; Ocean Shores 64/56 pc 61/56 pc Tri Cities 87/58 s 94/60 s Mexico City 74/58 t 71/56 t Rome 84/68 t 82/68 t sn/snow; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Olympia 77/54 s 81/55 s Wenatchee 89/62 s 94/66 s Moscow 73/59 s 76/60 pc Sydney 66/49 pc 69/49 pc • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 Suspect in 1985 Murders to be Extradited This Week CRACKED COLD CASE: said. He is under a great deal of stress from the allegations Alaska Man Accused against his father, he said. of Killing Elderly Ethel In Riffe’s initial court ap- Couple to Appear pearance in Anchorage, he waived extradition and refused in Lewis County a public defense attorney, saying Court on Monday he was going to hire his own at- By Stephanie Schendel Rick Riffe John Riffe Jonathan Meyer Steve Mansfield Edward Maurin Wilhelmina Maurin torney. accused of died earlier this Lewis County Lewis County murdered in murdered in Crowley said he began repre- [email protected] murder year prosecutor sheriff 1985 1985 senting Riffe about 10 days ago. counts of first-degree murder, The bodies of Minnie, 83, Riffe lived in a small com- The Alaska man accused of During a press conference murdering an elderly Ethel cou- two counts of kidnapping and and Ed, 81, were discovered munity of about 900 people in robbery in the first degree, as Christmas Eve 1985 in a wooded King Salmon, Alaska, Crowley following Riffe’s initial arrest, ple in 1985 will arrive in Lewis Sheriff Steve Mansfield said the County later this week follow- well as first-degree burglary, ac- area on Stearns Hill Road, west said. He was very well known in cording to court documents. of Adna. the community, and everyone Riffe brothers were the primary ing extradition from Alaska, ac- suspects in the investigation for cording to his defense attorney. Rick Riffe’s brother, John, Crowley said his main he spoke to was very surprised more than two decades, but it Investigators from the Lewis would have faced the same concern with this case is the at the allegations. County Sheriff’s Office, in ad- charges but two days after the animosity in the community The Riffe brothers left Wash- took that long for investigators dition to Alaska state troopers, probable cause statement was regarding the case that might af- ington shortly after the murders to gain enough information to arrested Rick Riffe, 53, in King signed, investigators learned fect the outcome of the trial. and moved to Alaska in 1987, move forward with an arrest. Salmon, Alaska, on July 8 for the John had died of a longstanding It seems several media out- according to court documents. Neither the sheriff nor the murder of Wilhelmina “Minnie” medical condition, according to lets have already assigned guilt “He has family up in Alaska, prosecutor would specify what and Edward “Ed” Maurin that the Lewis County Prosecuting to Rick Riffe, he said. and they are completely under recent development or change in occurred more than 26 years Attorney’s Office. “It is really distressing be- a great deal of stress,” Crowley the investigation occurred that ago. Crowley said Rick Riffe also cause it has not been solved,” said. allowed them to move forward has severe medical issues and is Crowley said. “The case will be Crowley also said Riffe’s John Crowley, the Seattle- with an arrest, but they both currently on oxygen. solved when the jury comes to a family, including an adult son based attorney representing said witnesses played a crucial Rick Riffe, said Riffe will waive Rick and his brother John, decision.” and a wife, were not “completely role in building the evidence his initial court appearance later both originally from Mossyrock, Lewis County Prosecuting dumbfounded” by the arrest be- this week because Crowley will allegedly abducted the Ethel Attorney Jonathan Meyer said cause Riffe had previously told against the brothers. be out of town. Riffe will instead couple from their home sev- he is not concerned about Riffe’s them about prior contact with Mansfield previously de- appear in Lewis County Superi- eral days earlier, forced them to ability to get a fair trial in the police about the murders. scribed the case against Riffe to or Court on Monday, where they withdraw money from the bank, county. Riffe’s son is currently work- be “rock solid.” will negotiate bail conditions, then later shot and killed the “People in Lewis Country ing as a fisherman in Alaska for ••• Crowley said. couple in their car, according to have proven to be fair judges in the season, and will return to Stephanie Schendel: (360) Riffe was charged with two court documents. the past,” Meyer said. law school in the fall, Crowley 807-8208 Funtime in Napavine

Holly Pederson / For The Chronicle Young hoppers take the course Saturday afternoon at the community games held in Napavine following the annual Funtime Festival parade. Show Goes On By The Chronicle val included games for children, A community event that was a 5K run/walk, a Napavine’s Got in doubt due to a shortage of vol- Talent show and, of course, the annual parade. unteers just a few short months For additional photographs ago was celebrated once more in by Chronicle freelance pho- Napavine over the weekend. tographer Holly Pederson, visit The Napavine Funtime Festi- www.chronline.com.

Drivers wave to parade goers along the parade route Saturday morning at the annual Funtime Festival parade in Napavine. Main 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 • Main 5 LoCaL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 Centralia Man to Receive Volunteer of Year Award Honored by red Cross: Bill Scarbrough Recognized For Work ‘‘It’s just the fact that Around the Country I’m retired now. It’s by Kyle spurr time for me to get in [email protected] the community and do When Bill Scarbrough re- public service.’’ tired after 25 years of working as a power plant shift supervisor, he decided to find another way bill scarbrough to spend his time. ‘Volunteer of the Year’ Scarbrough, 73, joined the American Red Cross Mount Rainier Chapter in February speak at the event. 2011 and seven months later he Along with his national di- traveled to Pennsylvania to sup- saster relief work in Pennsylva- port the relief efforts for Hurri- nia, Scarbrough also managed cane Irene. an emergency Red Cross shelter “It’s just the fact that I’m re- following a multi-unit apart- tired now,” Scarbrough said. “It’s ment fire in University Place in time for me to get in the com- Tacoma last year. munity and do public service.” “Volunteers are the heart of Scarbrough, who has lived in the American Red Cross,” said Centralia since 1970, spent three Pete Caster / [email protected] Tracy Peacock, chapter ex- weeks in Pennsylvania deliver- Bill Scarbrough, of Centralia, willbe named volunteer of the Year tonight by the Mount Rainier Chapter of the American Red ecutive for the Mount Rainier ing gloves, shovels, bleach, fresh Cross. Chapter. “We cannot do our life- water and hot meals to those saving work without them and harmed by the hurricane. driving down the Pennsylvania said, “it makes you appreciate Several other Lewis County are honored to recognize Bill Scarbrough worked 12-hour streets and seeing remnants of what you have.” volunteers will also be honored and other volunteers who have days, seven days a week. furniture, books and photos For all his work locally and at the annual event tonight from helped make our community a “Three weeks is about the piled in front of people’s homes. across the country, the Ameri- 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Best West- safer, better place.” limit people should be out there “The first time you drive can Red Cross Mount Rainier ern Plus Park Place Inn & Suites For more information, visit without a break,” Scarbrough down the street where all their Chapter will honor Scarbrough in Chehalis. www.rainier-redcross.org. said. possession are piled in heaps in with the “Volunteer of the Year” Lewis County Superior ••• Scarbrough remembers their front yards,” Scarbrough award. Court Judge James Lawler will Kyle Spurr: (360) 807-8239 Winlock Considers Allowing Medical Marijuana Gardens CatCH-22: City Council concerns is what is a collective ting in trouble with state laws, sors would be licenced to sell the garden?” however, the council members drug for limited legal use to peo- Struggles to Create The city is considering an expressed concerns over losing ple over age 21. The Washing- Ordinance with ordinance under which up to federal funding by not following ton State Liquor Control Board 10 medical marijuana patients those regulations. would regulate and tax the mar- Conflicting State and could legally grow up to 15 “We’re in a catch-22,” said Federal Laws plants per patient in a co-op Council Member Denise Green. ijuana under the new law. style garden. The council dis- “We’re really in between a rock In the meantime, the Win- by amy nile cussed making growers obtain a and a hard place.” lock City Council will send their glen Cook terry Williams [email protected] federal permit, but several mem- Green said the council is concerns back to the planning Wonlock mayor Winlock police bers said that regulation would concerned about the number of commission for further consid- WINLOCK — The Winlock chief Cook told The Chronicle, “the be too restrictive. plants that would be allowed un- eration. City Council met Monday for “It’s not legal,” said Jerry der the ordinance and how the federal position, the state posi- The city will also seek ad- a workshop meeting to discuss Rader, a city council member. city would regulate that amount ditional legal advice from the creating an ordinance pertain- tion and we just get caught in “Federal law said no. We’re just if they cannot inspect the prop- ing to collective gardens for between.” making them (growers) happy erties. Municipal Research Services medical marijuana. The council members asked because state law said so.” “We’re spinning our wheels, Corporation before scheduling Cities all over Washington for an opinion from law enforce- The city council members are Williams told the council. "It’s another workshop meeting to are struggling to create similar ment on city planning commis- working out a zoning ordinance all going to change.” consider action on the issue. ordinances as the state has made sion’s recommendations. and are currently considering In November, voters in ••• medical marijuana legal, yet it is “My opinion is let’s legalize allowing collective gardens in Washington will vote on Initia- Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 still illegal according to the fed- it all and forget about it,” said the downtown and Guadalajara tive 502, which legalizes mari- eral law. Winlock Police Chief Terry areas. The city must create some juana use. If approved, private "It’s confusing,” Mayor Glen Williams. “One of my biggest sort of ordinance to avoid get- stores, producers and proces- Two Lewis County Condition of Toledo Nurses Disciplined by Bat-Assault Victim State Health Department Listed as Satisfactory By The Chronicle reinstatement of her license. The state nursing commis- The nursing commission By The Daily News in the Lewis county Juvenile also charged registered nurse sion has taken action against A Toledo man who suf- Detention Center, is sched- two nurses from Lewis County Susan M. Taylor, from Lewis uled to be arraigned this County, on May 16 with unpro- fered severe head injuries after for separate alleged drug viola- allegedly being attacked by morning. tions, according to the Washing- fessional conduct for failing to Monday, Lewis County comply with a previous stipula- his 16-year-old son Thursday ton State Department of Health. is in "satisfactory condition" at prosecutor Jonathan Meyer The nursing commission tion. said the prosecutor's office According to the commis- Seattle's Harborview Medical suspended the license of Cen- Center. was still determining what sion, Taylor failed to check in charges to file. tralia registered nurse Lindsay for urinalysis testing 14 times Monday afternoon, a C. Watson on June 15 because spokesperson for the hospital At Tuesday's hearing, of- from Sept. 22, 2011, to March 7, ficials likely will determine Watson was convicted twice for tested positive for cannabinoid said that Leslie Bagley was in whether the alleged attacker possession of heroin, once for on Feb. 28 and self-reported to stable condition, and was not will be tried as a child or as an methamphetamine and once for Washington State Professional in an intensive care unit. operating a vehicle under the in- Services staff that she had con- His son, who is being held adult. fluence. sumed alcohol in violation of Watson, who received her her WHPS contract. nursing licence on March 4, Taylor, listed as a Maxim 2008, must provide evidence of Healthcare employee, received being clean and sober for at least her nursing license on Aug. 25, 24 months before applying for 1989.

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It’s a great boon dian Nation spoke out against RAILROAD BERM: floodwater through the nearby the legislation as projects that for members of that community.” both projects, saying the levees Flood-Control Project community. should be completed. The legisla- The tribe, however, has not may change the physical charac- The “levee” is actually an old tion requires that both the Flood yet approved the Airport Levee teristics of the basin and nega- Can Move Forward railroad berm that has caused Authority and the Chehalis Tribe project, which would raise and tively affect habitat and produc- for Funding water to back up due to a lack approve the projects individually widen the levee to provide pro- tivity or resources of interest to of maintenance. The purpose of before they can move forward. tection against a 100-year flood. the Quinaults, thereby adversely By Bianca Fortis the project is to clean it out. Lewis County Commission- Tribal representatives say they impact the Nation’s federally- [email protected] In the last legislative ses- er Ron Averill said he personally want to see data from the hydro- protected treaty rights. sion, state lawmakers provided put the Adna levee on a list of logic and hydraulic modeling However, the legislation The Chehalis Tribe last week $5 million to the Chehalis River projects compiled by the Flood to see what effects the changes does not require the approval approved the Adna levee project, Basin Flood Authority for flood Authority. could have downstream before of the Quinaults so the projects giving a key approval for this mitigation projects. The Adna “I’m extremely pleased,” he they will approve it. can still move forward. News in Brief Olympic Field Gets Financial Infusion Lewis County RENOVATION: Chehalis Voters’ Guide Now School District and Available Online Local Youth Sports By The Chronicle Partner to Build Viable Lewis County has an on- line voters’ guide available on Athletic Space for the county website at http:// Community Football, lewiscountywa.gov/auditor/ Soccer Programs elections. There is informa- tion regarding federal, state, By Amy Nile judicial and local candidate [email protected] statements. Statements and photos are only available if The Lewis County Rotary submitted by the candidate. Foundation presented Twin City There is no voters’ pam- Youth Football with $29,000 phlet available. Monday to renovate the Olympic For more information, call Elementary School field. Cheha- the Lewis County Auditor’s lis Youth Soccer donated an addi- office at 740-1278 or 740-1164. tional $10,000 to the project. “I know it feels good to give away money, but it feels great to Chehalis Grads Plan get it,” said Don Blair, the presi- 50th Class Reunion dent of Twin City Youth Foot- ball. “Our big deal is the kids.” By The Chronicle Representatives from the or- Pete Caster / [email protected] The W.F. West High ganization have been working to Parents, administrators and kids pose for a picture after the Twin Cities Youth Football program received a signiicant dona- School Class of 1962 is having secure about $100,000, the total tion from the Lewis County Rotary Foundation, as well as the Chehalis Youth Soccer, on Monday to ix up the ield at Olympic its 50th anniversary reunion amount needed for the renova- Elementary School. the weekend of Aug. 17. tion of the field, which is locat- On Friday, Aug. 17, the ed between Steck Medical and Youth Football previously raised often used by residents of the “We’ve got a dream list but class will have a get-together Olympic Elementary School, be- $20,000 from their auction and neighboring retirement com- it’ll be down the road,” Elling- at The Shire Bar & Bistro in hind the playground. secured $10,000 from the Che- munity, Woodland Estates. son said. “Just by getting the downtown Chehalis, starting “We’re going to make it a vi- halis Foundation to put toward “I think it’ll be an incredible first two phases done, will be a at 5 p.m. able athletic space,” said Principal the project. resource for the school, Wood- win-win for the school and the A golf tournament at Brett Ellingson, “not only for the “This gets us well on our way land Estates and the communi- community.” Newaukum Valley Golf 420 kids at Olympic Elementary to paying for it,” Blair said. ty,” said Alicia Bull, the secretary The ultimate goal of the proj- Course will be Saturday School but also for the community.” With funding for the first for Twin City Youth Football ect, organizers said, is to build a morning, followed by a The project will be complet- phase in place, organizers ex- and the interim director of the partnership between the school noon-5 p.m. gathering at the ed in three phases but the time- pect to start working in the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of district and the local youth Denny Geiger residence, 3851 line will depend on the weather next few weeks. Phase one will Commerce. sports organizations to allow Jackson Highway. The class and additional funding. Cur- involve installing a drainage During phase two, the school students to use it during the day will then go back to the golf rently, the property retains too infrastructure and bringing in will receive additional parking and youth sports to play there course for dinner. much water so the space is only topsoil and seeding. Organizers spaces and a structure for stor- after school all year long. On Sunday will be a no- usable a couple months a year, expect to finish the first phase ing sporting equipment will be “We’re still seeking volun- host breakfast at the Kit Car- usually in July and August when by Oct. 10, complete with new erected on-site. teers and resources,” Bull said. son Restaurant. it is dry enough to mow. walking path around the field. Organizers have not yet fin- For more information or to For more information, In addition to the $39,000 The walking path that al- ished the planning for phase volunteer time or resources call call Judy Fife, (360) 274-8287. received Monday, Twin City ready exists on the property is three. (360) 269-1144. Pe Ell Residents Urged to Boil Water MAIN LINE BREAK: Test Results to be Released Tuesday

By The Chronicle Pe Ell residents are advised to boil their drinking water until water samples can be tested be- cause contaminants could have entered the water system after the main water line broke on Friday. State Health Department spokesperson Kate Lynch said the water samples were tested Monday and the results should be released this afternoon. Until then, the state health department advises residents to use boiled water or purchased bottled water for drinking, brushing teeth, dishwashing, preparing food, and making ice. Water should be boiled brisk- ly for one minute and allowed to cool before use. If the water samples come back contaminated Tuesday af- ternoon, Carolyn Cox, from the state office of drinking water, said all water lines will be flushed out. Chlorine may be added and new samples will be taken. If the samples come back clean, Cox said the drinking wa- ter advisory will be lifted. Check chronline.com for updates. Pe Ell lost water pressure for about two hours on Friday after a Sterling Breen Crushing con- struction crew broke the main water line during construction of a new water line. The pressure loss affected most of the town’s 1,300 residents. Pe Ell Mayor Spencer Nichols said nobody in town has report- ed an illness from the potentially contaminated water. Residents who have questions can call Nichols at Pe Ell City Hall, (360) 324-2132. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 • Main 7 Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Dennis R. Waller, President, CEO J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 Christine Fossett, Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Brian Mittge, Editor-in-Chief Generations of Generosity Live in Miller’s Glade It’s been 91 years since the — including my dad — to the The act of giving between family of John Miller gave old-growth forest known now COMMENTARY: Editor’s Notes generations — elders sharing 842 acres to the state of Wash- as Millersylvania, but I figure for those who know their ber- This park, with its long, gen- stories and experience, young- ington for my three kids and their cousins ries (I make sure my kids are tly curving paved roads, was sters sharing energy and enthu- use as a park, are the fourth generation of rock solid on those that are ed- where I nailed down my bike- siasm — began almost a century and 77 years Mittges to make the woods our ible and those that aren’t.) riding abilities. Now my oldest ago when the Millers decided since “Miller’s home each year. My 7-year-old son and his son and daughter are making that their “glade” should belong Glade” became The woods are comfortable grandpa prepared for Sunday the same moves, wearing out to the world. a hotspot for to me, like an extension of the breakfast by filling a cup with their elders whose sleeves were I’m thanking them for that the Civilian roots my family placed in this the tiny red huckleberries, plus tugged to ride along. generosity and pleased that Conservation land when they arrived a cen- the few remaining salmonber- I remember watching my their wooded home has been, Corps’ make- tury ago. The fact that the giant ries and the early thimbleber- grandpa, a cowboy and carpenter and will continue to be, home work projects By Brian Mittge trees and welcoming shoreline ries for added color and flavor. with a perpetual twinkle in his for many more families who that earned were a gift to the public from The berries made for a tangy eye, roasting marshmallows and want a place to laugh and grow income and dignity for the a family that loved its glade addition to the morning flap- popping them with a flourish. together. destitute during the Great De- and wanted it protected — well, jacks. To see his great-grandson ••• pression. that just makes the woods even This campground has been engaging in the same task Brian Mittge is editor-in-chief I’m not sure how long it’s more of a symbol of generosity. home to all manner of expan- reminded me how simple plea- of The Chronicle. Contact him with been since my grandparents The woods are literally sion and growth in my family sures are tied to much deeper comments and news tips at bmittge@ started bringing their children drooping with sweet offerings and countless others. and longer traditions. chronline.com or (360) 807-8234. COMMENTARY: Highlighting Lewis County War Easier to Explain Than a Massacre Although I had looked immigrant who traveled exten- forward to seeing Civil War re- sively in the North before set- enactors stage a battle at Che- tling in Mobile, Ala., fought for halis, the nutcase who mowed the South as a private in the 2nd down innocent movie-goers at Alabama Regiment. a midnight premiere of “The On my mother’s side, after Dark Knight Rises” dampened Timothy Sheehan immigrated my enthusiasm. to the United States from But I didn’t let the Aurora, Ireland, a wealthy man from Colo., tragedy keep me from Northampton, Mass., paid the traveling to Tune Road Satur- Irish husband and father of four day, where I wandered with to fight in his stead. Before he my daughter and her friend to enlisted as a Massachusetts pri- a roped-off field and plopped vate, Sheehan extracted a prom- onto a prickly hayfield to watch ise that if anything happened to a replay of him, the rich man would bring the Sept. 17, his family over from Ireland. 1862, Battle He died of pneumonia at of Antietam Mitchell Station, Va., and his near Sharps- 15-year-old son, Daniel, col- burg, Md. I saw lected his belongings. The rich Letters to the Editor groups in gray man paid for the family to im- gathering in a migrate. Starving Animals Is Not an Option jury was selected, the trial started, and first wit- gully preparing ness spoke. Returning from lunch, the judge dis- The Battle of Antietam To the editor: to fight for the By Julie McDonald missed the case on a technicality. ended in a bit of a stalemate Humans or animals, does it really matter? Dy- Sunken Road. tactically but bolstered Yankee Shocked, numb, silent, we sat there. Meet- ing from starvation is not acceptable. The first call You could almost imagine the morale when the South re- ing with the assistant district attorney, we tried went in on Oct. 23, 2011, “Llamas are starving.” actual battle scene — if you treated from Union soil. While to understand the decision. My grandsons, 11, 9, The investigating officer gave them water and hay ignored a couple of airplanes the Battle of Chehalis drew 6, were present. The youngest leaned against me circling overhead. 300 combatants, the Antietam as the defendant was not home. and asked, “Is Ellie going to die? Does ---- get her While waiting, I decided engagement pitted 75,500 On Nov. 3, I started documenting in my calen- back?” Only God knows. to clean out the Inbox on my Union soldiers against 38,000 dar when the llamas were given hay. Seven llamas, It is fact that people have the right to feed their cell phone and — bam! Noth- Confederates. It’s known as the one bale of hay every 6-10 days. No vegetation re- dogs what they choose. It is also fact that people ing like a burst of cannon fire bloodiest single-day battle in mained in their pasture; it was mud. The under- are responsible for the well being of their animals. to catch your attention! We U.S. history, with 23,000 casual- brush was gone, some trees were stripped of bark Abuse, neglect and starvation are not an option. watched the mock exchange ties altogether — 3,600 dead, as high as they could reach. No shelter, they were of heavy armament, trying to 17,300 injured, and nearly 2,000 never in the barn. Pat Amos Napavine capture on camera occasional captured or missing. The next couple of months, their physical ap- perfect smoke rings soaring At the end of the battle, a bu- pearance deteriorated significantly. The starving over the battlefield. gler played the mournful tunes llamas were reported again by myself and another Get Your Entries Ready for SWW Fair As we sat there, my 11-year- of taps to honor all those who neighbor. The defendant was always home the very next To the editor: old asked, “Who were the good died in that battle 150 years ago. The Southwest Washington Fair is almost guys?” Chip Duncan, Veterans morning. We found that odd. “Did the defendant hear the Call on a scanner or is there a leak in our upon us and now is the time to start planning your “Well, that sort of depended Memorial Museum director, entries. Do you: can the fruits and vegetables from on where you lived, and what estimated 500 women and system? In late December, four llamas remained. In your garden, sew your own clothes, make soap, you believed,” I told her. Our children re-enactors accom- like to set a pretty table, crochet, knit, quilt? discussion turned to slavery panied the 300 soldiers, and January, the weather became very cold, snowing periodically. The feeding pattern remained the There are categories to enter for each of those and abolitionists, states’ rights 800 visitors attended Saturday activities and many more. Visit the fair website at and seceding from the union. afternoon’s event. He said the same. The white baby with brown spots was gone Jan. 2, leaving three. The dark brown baby llama www.southwestwashingtonfair.net and click on “It’s sort of like ‘Gone with re-enactments may continue the visitor’s handbook icon. Find the open class disappeared on Jan. 12. the Wind,’” I said. annually even after 2015 marks entries in the Living Arts Department and see the The defendant had fed hay on the 11th and did “I’m watching that movie!” the official end of the Civil War wonderful variety of options for entering. not return until late Tuesday, Jan. 17 or early Jan. she said. Sesquicentennial. What a tour- If you don’t have access to a computer, visit the 18. By 8 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 18, we had 14 inches I noted that the Civil War ist draw for the community as fair office and they will print a copy for you. Plan sometimes pitted family I’m sure re-enactors and visitors of snow. your entries and bring them to the Living Arts members against each other — spent money in the Twin Cities. The two remaining llamas had been given hay. Building on Aug. 8. There will be lots of volun- brother against brother, father I often hear people describe Thursday, Jan. 19, the adult brown llama was gone. teers to help you fill out entry tags and get your against son. war as senseless — and it can seem There were no tracks in the yard, by foot or trailer. entries to the right division. “Two of my great-great- that way — but at least I could One white adult llama remained. Check out other departments for other types grandfathers — your great- explain a bit about why a war was On Feb. 24, I expressed my concerns again. of entries, too. If you plan to enter in other depart- great-great-grandfathers— waged between Americans. The llama’s condition was deteriorating rapidly. ments, be sure to read the entry instructions, be- fought in the Civil War on I can never explain why a The skeletal body frame was visible. She stood cause the days for entries do vary. Please support opposite sides,” I told her. “And gunman calling himself the with her head hanging. On Feb. 29, a search war- your local fair by exhibiting as well as attending. my great-great-great-grandfa- Joker burst into a mall theater, rant was served. ther died in the war.” killed 12 people, and shot anoth- Pasado’s Safe Haven, along with law enforce- Susan Carpenter On my father’s side, Patrick er 59. Now that’s truly senseless. ment, entered the property. Two dead brown lla- assistant superintendent McDonald fought as a private ••• mas, adult and baby, were found in the defendant’s Living Arts Department in the Union’s 3rd Minnesota Julie McDonald, a personal his- pasture lying together. The remaining llama, Voluntary Infantry, Company torian from Toledo, may be reached (dubbed Ellie) was seized and immediately seen by Person With Gun Would Have A, and Michael Quinn, an Irish at [email protected]. a vet in Centralia. The condition of the animal was given a code. Stopped Killer First Amendment Center Quote of the Day On a scale of 0-9 (0 dead, 9 thriving), Ellie re- To the editor: ceived a 1. The two-hour trip north was too much. One person with a concealed weapons permit “Freedom without responsibility is chaos.” She had to be carried from the trailer. Another and a .45 Colt would have protected most of the veterinarian exam, critical time of 48 hours and a people in that theater. second chance at life. Maj. Gen. Mahmoud Hijazi On July 9, 10 witnesses, including officers and Tom Hughes Egyptian military leader, 2011 veterinarians, went to court to speak for Ellie. The Onalaska

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Sirens MoRtoN PoLiCE DEPARtMENt on the vehicle for the odor of was turning left on the 100 block narcotics, according to court of Avery Road West near Win- Pregnant Woman Kicked documents. Inside of the vehicle, lock at 1:50 p.m. Friday. There in Stomach the officer discovered a small was serious damage to both ve- • Joshua D. Woodward, container with crystal substance. hicles but no one was injured. 24, Morton, was arrested and The Centralia teen was cited for booked into the Lewis County RivERSiDE FiRE AUtHoRitY following too closely. Jail on suspicion of harassment DUi and assault after he allegedly two-vehicle Collision - drank too much and assaulted, • Two cars collided near • A 17-year-old Mineral teen then later threatened to kill three milepost 84 southbound on In- ager was arrested and released people with a baseball bat on the terstate 5 at 3:30 p.m. on Friday. to his parents for suspicion of - 100 block of Wood Avenue at Two people were transported to driving under the influence af 3:19 a.m. Friday. He also alleg- Providence Centralia Hospital ter he was stopped 4th Avenue in edly kicked one of the victims, complaining of neck pain. Morton at 11:28 p.m. Friday. He who was seven months preg- was referred to the prosecutor’s nant, in the stomach, according Semi truck Electrical Fire office for charges. to court documents. Woodward • There was a small electrical Stolen Audi fire in a semi truck near exit 79 is currently being charged with • Someone reported that three counts of assault and three in the southbound lanes of Inter- state 5 at 1:06 p.m. Friday. There sometime between 3 p.m. and counts of harassment. - were no injuries and by the time midnight Saturday their room fire crews arrived the fire had al- mate stole their 2009 white Audi toLEDo PoLiCE DEPARtMENt ready been extinguished. on Panisco Road near Cinebar. The roommate, Howard D. Es- threat With a Pellet Gun lick, 49, Cinebar, was report- • Clifford W. Rose, 60, Win- LEWiS CoUNtY edly found sleeping in the stolen lock, was arrested and booked SHERiFF’S oFFiCE Audi in the Walmart parking lot into the Lewis County Jail for in Chehalis at 12:40 a.m. Sun- alleged driving under the influ- Copper Wire theft day. He was arrested and booked ence, driving with license sus- • Nearly 2,000 feet of copper into the Lewis County Jail for pended, operation of a motor wire was reported stolen from suspected possession of stolen vehicle without ignition inter- a storage area on Avery Road property. lock and for extortion Friday in East south of Chehalis on Mon- Toledo. Rose went to confront day. The copper wire is valued at someone who owed him money, $15,000. CHEHALiS PoLiCE DEPARtMENt and when the person did not Stolen Firearm Assault With Apple have the money, Rose pulled out • A 17-year-old Green Hill what appeared to be a handgun, • A 9 mm semi-automatic pistol was reported stolen from School inmate was referred for according to court documents. - an unlocked car parked on the charges after he allegedly hit an The victim then ran to his house other inmate over the head with - 1200 block of Long Road in Cen- and called police who conduct an apple at 1:18 p.m. Monday. ed a traffic stop. During the traf- tralia at 1:30 p.m. Monday. fic stop, police found that the Helicopter Rescue After Fall into Stolen and Returned Bike handgun was actually a pellet Ravine Near Packwood • Someone called police to re- gun and that Rose appeared to port a boy with a “Justin Bieber • A 24-year-old hiker from be intoxicated. Due to prior con- style” haircut stole their son’s victions, Rose was supposed to Astoria, Ore., fell into a ravine on a trail off of the 5270 Road, bike near the tennis courts at have an ignition interlock on his W.F. West High School at 1:47 vehicle, which he did not. eight miles north of Packwood, - Saturday at 4:30 p.m. The U.S. p.m. Monday. The boy later re Coast Guard responded in a turned the bicycle to the caller’s WiNLoCK PoLiCE DEPARtMENt helicopter out of Astoria. The son. helicopter arrived in Packwood Forgery Meth Arrest - at 8:40 p.m., picked up a mem • Someone reported to police • Mildred Pettit, 47, Longview, ber of the Packwood search and was arrested and booked into that an unknown suspect wrote rescue team, then rescued the a check stolen from their house the Lewis County Jail for alleged hiker later that night. The hiker possession of methamphet- for the amount of $275.14 at was transported to an Olympia Home Depot at 4:26 p.m. Mon- amine after a traffic stop Sunday - hospital with non-life threaten day. in Winlock. During the traffic ing injuries. stop, the officer discovered Pet- Hit and Run - vehicle Collision tit was driving while license sus • Mikel E. Goodrich, 37, Che- pended, and after she was taken • A 17-year-old Centralia into custody, K-9 Misha alerted driver rear-ended a vehicle that please see SiRENS, page Main 11

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Driver Tased, Arrested After Nearly Striking Officer Winlock By Stephanie Schendel The suspect then drove away, said. them, Terralyn C. Bixenman- [email protected] but police were able to locate the Multiple officers responded Chambers, 27, Olympia, had City Council vehicle shortly because other cit- to the scene, and they were con- an outstanding Department of An Olympia man was arrest- izens in the area were also call- cerned about his unpredictable Corrections warrant and was Approves One ed in Chehalis after he allegedly ing in the erratic and “tweaking” behavior and that he might have also taken into custody, Carrell almost ran over a Chehalis po- driver, according to the 911 call a weapon, according to police. said. Percent Utility lice sergeant who was walking to log. When police instructed Dorge lunch Monday afternoon. Chehalis police also request- Chehalis police located the to get down on his knees, he al- ed a K-9 unit from the sheriff’s Tax Increase Sgt. Gwen Carrell said she vehicle at State and Main streets, legedly failed to comply and one office to respond, and K-9 Leko was walking to lunch on Mar- Carrell said. When police ap- of the officers deployed a Taser By The Chronicle ket Boulevard when she spot- proached the vehicle, the male to take him into custody. and his handler Gabe Frase ted a car that was driving the suspect, later identified as Mark Dorge was taken to the hos- responded, Carrell said. Leko The Winlock City Council wrong way on the street shortly T. Dorge, 22, Olympia, was out- pital and will be referred for alerted to the odor of narcotics voted Monday to increase the after noon on Monday. She ap- side of the vehicle screaming charges for attempted vehicular in two different parts of the car, utility tax by 1 percent. proached the vehicle when it and yelling words that did not assault, reckless driving and ob- a warrant was issued and the City Clerk Theda Curry stopped at a crosswalk, and the make any sense. structing, Carrell said. car was impounded. During a said the increase should gen- driver allegedly made an erratic Dorge was also “dancing and There were two female pas- search of the vehicle, suspected erate about $20,000 a year for left turn, almost hitting her. prancing around a lot,” Carrell sengers in the car, and one of heroin was located. the city’s general fund. Curry said the tax money will help make up an estimated $11,000 in revenue the city will lose Sirens: Motorcycle Crash; Stolen Beer; Assault; Thefts; Abuse because the state privatized Continued from Main 10 worth of merchandise from Stolen Beer their vehicle was broken into liquor sales on June 1. Walmart at 5:14 p.m. Saturday. • Robert T. Sullivan, 48, Cen- but nothing was taken at 10:32 halis, was cited for hit and run tralia was issued a summons for a.m. Saturday on the 300 block after he allegedly drove into a Domestic Violence allegedly taking a beer from a of West Chestnut Street. of medication from their residence crosswalk post on Southwest • Tommy J. Cochran, 38, business without paying for it on the 1800 block of Beach Street. 13th Street at 11:47 p.m. Monday. Onalaska, was arrested and Stolen Frog on the 600 block of North Tow- booked for suspected fourth- Stolen Tools er Avenue at 2:41 p.m. Monday. • Someone reported that Stolen Earbuds degree assault after he report- Sullivan fled the scene on a bi- their lawn ornament was stolen • An unknown suspect stole • Jerry L. Albaugh, 46, Cen- edly assaulted his girlfriend on from the 2500 block of Fords Craftsman tools from a shed on tralia, was mailed a citation for cycle before police arrived. Southeast Eighth Street at 5:23 Prairie Avenue at 11:04 a.m. The the 100 block of West Chestnut third-degree theft after he alleg- a.m. Sunday. The girlfriend was Shoplifters ornament was described as a street at 3:19 p.m. Friday. The edly shoplifted earbuds, valued transported to a hospital. case is still under investigation. at $24.99, from Kmart at 7:12 p.m. • Dianna Young, 64, Centra- one-foot tall green plaster frog. Friday. Security attempted to de- lia, was cited and released for al- Bungee Cord Assault CENTRALIA POLICE legedly shoplifting on the 1100 Burglary tain Albaugh, but he escaped. • Kenneth Myers, 50, Centra- DEPARTMENT block of Harrison Avenue at • An unknown suspect broke Motorcycle Crash 7:09 p.m. Monday. a window to gain access to a lia, was arrested and booked for building on the 600 block of H fourth-degree assault after he al- • Scott R. Mullins, 45, Che- Stolen Tires Assaulted Juvenile halis, was arrested and booked • Someone reported that the Street at 1:45 p.m. Sunday. It is leged hit a woman with a bungee • A juvenile was assaulted for suspicion of eluding police tires and wheels were stolen off unknown if anything was stolen. cord on the 100 block of North by a teenager after words were and driving under the influ- of their car sometime during Gold Street at 8:20 p.m. Friday. exchanged on the 700 block of Missing Kindle ence. Chehalis police first at- the past week from the 1100 Harrison Avenue at 7:11 p.m. • A Centralia woman’s car was DUI tempted to stop Mullins as he block of Caveness Drive at 8:30 • Jose M. Lopez-Bueno, 31, was driving on a motorcycle on Monday. The investigation into repossessed and when she got it a.m. Monday. Chehalis, was arrested and Northeast Kresky Avenue and this incident is ongoing. back she discovered her Kindle booked into the Lewis County East Summa Street, but Mullins Pink-Haired Shoplifter Stolen Plywood was missing at 11:23 a.m. Friday • Someone reported a woman on the 700 block of B Street. Jail for suspicion of driving un- allegedly sped away from police. • Someone reported the theft with pink hair and a man shop- der the influence at 2:15 a.m. Due to the amount of traffic on of plywood from a residence lifted from a business from the Stolen Medication Monday on West Cherry Street the street and road conditions, under renovation at 11:56 p.m. 1400 block of Lum Road at 10:07 • Someone reported the theft and South Rock Street. Chehalis police did not pursue Sunday on the 400 block of a.m. Monday. The suspects fled Mullins. Shortly after, however, South Tower Avenue. Mullins crashed his motorcycle the scene before police arrived. and was arrested by the Wash- Child Abuse Stubborn Traveler ington State Patrol. • A woman was removed • Someone reported possible from Amtrak at the downtown Minor in Possession of Alcohol child abuse of a father who al- Centralia Depot by police after lowed his younger children to • A 17-year-old Onalaska boy she allegedly boarded the train in was arrested and released to his be tattooed on the 300 block of Olympia without paying, then re- mother for minor in possession West Summa Street at 11:01 a.m. fused to provide her name to the of alcohol at 2:12 a.m. Saturday Monday. Police received photos conductor at 1:08 p.m. Sunday. on the 200 block of Southwest of 12-year-old child with a tat- 2nd Street. too, and are investigating to see Siphoned Fuel • A 17-year-old boy was ar- whether more children at the • Someone reported fuel be- rested and released for minor in residence have tattoos as well. ing siphoned out of a vehicle at possession of alcohol at Penny Graffiti 2:59 p.m. Sunday on the 1000 Playground at 1:22 a.m. Tuesday. block of South Gold Street. • Someone reported graffiti on a Stolen Gas building on the 400 block of South Traffic Violation • An unknown suspect drove Iron Street at 12:47 p.m. Monday. • Trent T. Dawkins, 21, Che- off without paying for their Assault halis, was cited and released for $42.30 worth of gas from the driving while license suspended 600 block of West Main Street at • Dalton J. Ahnstrom, 20, and for alleged violation of igni- 3:15 p.m. Saturday. Centralia, was arrested and tion interlock at 9:34 p.m. Sun- booked into the Lewis County Walmart Shoplifting day on the 300 block of Centra- Jail for fourth-degree assault on lia College Boulevard. • Esperanza Salgado, 60, the 300 block of Iron Street at Centralia was arrested and re- 1:33 p.m. Monday. Recovered Honda leased for allegedly attempt- • Kevin J. Delong, 21, Cen- • A stolen Honda was recov- ing to shoplift $116.70 worth of tralia, was arrested and booked ered at 4:10 p.m. Sunday in a items at Walmart at 7:14 p.m. into the Lewis County Jail for parking lot on the 900 block of Monday. fourth-degree assault and third- Scheuber Road. • Neil G. Wayman, 63, Roches- degree malicious mischief on ter, was arrested and released after the 1200 block of Mellen Street Vehicle Prowl he allegedly tried to steal $216.32 at 4:47 p.m. Monday. • Someone reported that Calendar: Golf Scramble Coming to Chehalis Continued from Main 2 com/cgi/page.cgi?_id=236478. sports developmental programs. The tournament also is look- The PAC is located at 2091 Jack- tournament will go toward the ing for volunteers to help on Pacific Athletic Center Kids the course and sponsors to help son Highway, Chehalis. Scholarship Program. with the cost of the tournament. The event will include a four- Those interested should view person scramble, box lunch and the tournament home page and an awards reception following follow the tabs to your interest the golf tournament. Entry fee is at http://www.golfdigestplanner. $75 for individuals or $300 for a com/21566-PMSI/index.html. team of four. The PAC Kids Scholarship Those who would like to sign Fund has been established to up as an individual or team may provide financial assistance to go to the tournament page at families that otherwise would http://www.golfdigestplanner. not be able to participate in The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 • Main 12 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Rage Vented, Families Public Hearing Set on Proposed Facing Islamist Turn to Planning Pressure, Jordan’s Victims’ Goodbyes New York’s Sugary Drink Ban King Treads a Delicate By Samantha Gross CENTENNIAL, Colo. (AP) — Line on Reforms With their anger and tears stirred The Associated Press by the sight of James Holmes in NEW YORK — Whether AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — For a courtroom with red hair and they think the mayor is combat- Jordan’s King Abdullah II, pre- glassy eyes, the families of those ing obesity or infringing on their venting the Arab world’s wave of killed in the Colorado theater rights, New Yorkers are sched- uprisings from washing into to massacre now must go home to uled to have their say on a pro- his country has been an exercise plan their final goodbyes. posed ban on large sugary drinks in careful calibration — easing Tom Teves’ served at restaurants, movie the- his absolute grip on power just stare bore into aters and other eateries. enough to defuse protests. Holmes as the The proposal requires only Upcoming parliamentary 24-year-old for- the approval of the Board of elections, the centerpiece of the mer graduate Health — appointed by the king’s reforms, will be a crucial student sat as mayor — to take effect. But op- test of his policy in the face of though in a daze ponents could still sue to block powerful Islamists’ demands for during his court the ban, or they could convince more public say in politics. appearance legislators to step in and block The Muslim Brotherhood has Monday. Teves’ James Holmes the proposal. announced it will boycott the election, saying reforms enacted son was one of accused of killing A public hearing was sched- Richard Drew / Associated Press 12 people in a by the king that could loosen his the 12 people uled for this afternoon, and the Various size cups and sugar cubes are displayed at a May news conference at New Holmes is ac- Colorado movie board is scheduled to vote on loyalists’ domination of the par- theater York’s City Hall. The city Board of Health is scheduled to hold a hearing today on cused of killing the measure Sept. 13. liament and give the body some- the proposal to ban the sale of sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces at city restau- what greater authority do not go after Alex Teves “Sugary drink consump- rants, movie theaters and other eateries. dove to protect his girlfriend in the tion is a key driver of the obe- far enough. The palace says it shooting early Friday. sity epidemic,” Mayor Michael won’t go any further and insists Another 58 were wounded, Bloomberg said Monday along- the vote will go ahead even with- including seven critically, when side community leaders who ‘‘Sugary drink consumption is a key out the country’s largest opposi- a gunman opened fire at a mid- gathered to voice their support tion group participating. night showing of “The Dark for the measure. “This year an driver of the obesity epidemic.’’ Knight Rises” in nearby Aurora. estimated 5,800 New Yorkers Syria’s Assad Reshuffles The father called the red- will die because they are obese Michael Bloomberg and-orange-haired object of his or overweight.” mayor of New York City Top Security Posts anger “a coward” for allegedly A few miles away and about DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — mowing down defenseless vic- an hour later, more than 100 President Bashar Assad today re- tims, including a girl. people gathered on the steps At Monday’s rally, protesters Department, including restau- shuffled the generals at the core “Somebody had to be in the of City Hall to protest the pro- called on the administration to rants, sports arenas and movie of his regime’s highly secretive se- courtroom to say, ‘You know posed ban — many wearing t- target obesity by improving ac- theaters. Grocery stores, drug curity apparatus after last week’s what? You went in with ballistic shirts that read, “I picked out my cess to physical education for stores and some convenience bombing that killed four top of- protection and guns, and you beverage all by myself.” the city’s students and better stores are regulated by the state ficials charged with fighting the shot a 6-year-old,’” he said. “And Since Bloomberg proposed educating the public. The pro- and would be unaffected. tenacious rebellion rocking the then when the cops came, you the ban in May, opponents in- posed rules, they argued, will The rule would apply to sug- country, an official said. gave up? You’ve got the ballis- cluding members of the restau- do little to curb weight gain and ary drinks larger than 16 ounces. The shakeup comes as the Syr- tic protection on. Take on some rant and soft drink industries as instead will hurt some small Drinks that are more than half ian regime is fighting to regain guys who know how to use guns.” well as libertarians have accused business owners while helping milk or 70 percent juice would the upper hand in its battle with him of attempting to institute a others. be exempt, as would diet sodas. rebels who recently have taken the “nanny state” with far-reaching A corner deli could be City Health Commissioner fight to the heart of government Putting Aside government controls that in- banned from selling 20-ounce Thomas Farley argued that such power with attacks on the capital Economy, Romney fringe on individual choice. City soda bottles even while a neigh- concerns fade in the face of obe- Damascus and the country’s larg- officials, meanwhile, argue they boring 7-Eleven is allowed to sell sity’s New York City death toll. est city of Aleppo. Focusing on Military are trying to save lives in the giant Slurpees, because the city’s “If a virus were killing 5,800 The government official said and Foreign Policy face of an epidemic that is kill- proposal would only apply to people this year, people would that Assad appointed Maj. Gen. ing New Yorkers and costing $4 food carts and to establishments be clamoring for government Ali Mamlouk, the former head of RENO, Nev. (AP) — Repub- billion a year. regulated by the city Health action to stop it,” he said. General Intelligence, to the key lican presidential candidate Mitt post of head of the National Secu- Romney is moving away from his rity Council. His predecessor, Maj. preferred issue — the economy Olympic Divers Practice Gen. Hisham Ikhtiyar, died of — and into military and foreign wounds sustained in the bombing, policy, a realm usually viewed as a government official said. the home turf of the incumbent. Maj. Gen. Abdel Fattah Qud- Romney’s address Tuesday siyeh, the former head of Mili- to the national convention of tary Intelligence, was named the the Veterans of Foreign Wars council’s deputy chief, replacing a comes on the eve of an overseas general who was apparently fired. visit to key allies. Aides say the The EU has imposed sanctions on former Massachusetts governor Qudsiyeh for his role in the crack- will outline to veterans his view down on the uprising. that President Barack Obama has relinquished U.S. leadership around the world. Gunmen Attack Obama sought to raise the stakes for Romney’s speech with NATO Convoy in remarks Monday at the VFW Pakistan, 1 Killed convention, casting himself as a steady commander in chief test- PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) — ed by two wars and the success- Gunmen opened fire on a convoy ful raid on Osama bin Laden’s carrying NATO troop supplies to compound. The president was Afghanistan today, killing a driv- continuing a Western campaign er in the first attack in Pakistan swing with appearances Tuesday since Islamabad ended its seven- in Oregon and Washington. month blockade of the route, a government official said. No group has claimed respon- Safety Board: BP sibility for the attack, but the Paki- Focus on Worker stani Taliban had warned they Jae C. Hong / The Associated Press would target the trucks after the Safety Caused Spill German diver Sascha Klein trains at the Aquatics Center at the Olympic Park Monday in London. Opening ceremonies government reopened the supply for the 2012 London Olympics are scheduled for Friday. line earlier this month. WASHINGTON (AP) — BP Pakistan closed the route focused too much on the little last November in retaliation for details of personal worker safety American airstrikes that killed instead of the big systemic haz- Sub Worker Set Fire So He Could Leave Early 24 Pakistani soldiers, an incident ards that led to the 2010 Gulf By Clarke Canfield did not enter a plea. Fury, who was working on the the U.S. said was a mistake but of Mexico oil spill and wasn’t Magistrate Judge John Rich III sub as a painter and sandblaster, the Pakistani military claimed as strict on overall safety when The Associated Press scheduled a combined detention initially denied starting the fires was deliberate. Islamabad finally drilling rigs involved other com- PORTLAND, Maine — and probable cause hearing for but eventually acknowledged his reopened the supply line after the panies that they hired, a govern- Navy investigators have deter- next month. The U.S. attorney’s involvement, the affidavit states. U.S. apologized for the deaths. ment safety panel concludes. mined that a civilian laborer set office has filed a motion asking He admitted setting the May Eleven workers were killed a fire that caused $400 million in the April 2010 explosion of that Fury be held without bail. 23 fire, which caused an esti- in damage to a nuclear-pow- Fury’s federal public de- mated $400 million in damage, 248 Human Fetuses the Deepwater Horizon rig and ered submarine because he had fender, David Beneman, did not while taking a lie-detector test about 200 million gallons of oil anxiety and wanted to get out of Found in Russian Forest speak in court and earlier in the and being told by the examiner flowed into the Gulf from the work early. MOSCOW (AP) — Villag- blown-out Macondo well. The Casey James Fury of Ports- day declined to comment to The he wasn’t being truthful. ers in Russia’s south Urals have company formerly known as mouth, N.H., faces up to life in Associated Press. Fury told Timothy Bailey, stumbled upon a gruesome dis- British Petroleum had the lease prison if convicted of two counts People who appeared to be an agent for the Naval Crimi- covery — four barrels contain- on the well, but the drilling rig of arson in the fire aboard the family members attended the nal Investigative Service, that ing 248 human fetuses left in a was owned and operated by an- USS Miami attack submarine hearing but also declined to “his anxiety started getting re- forest. other company and BP has fault- while it was in dry dock May 23 comment. ally bad,” so he grabbed his ciga- Police in the Sverdlovsk re- ed drilling contractor Trans- and a second blaze outside the The Miami was in dry dock rettes and a lighter, walked up gion said today the fetuses, pre- ocean. sub on June 16. at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard to a bunk room and set fire to served in formaldehyde, were “BP applied lesser process The 24-year-old Casey was in Kittery, Maine, for an over- some rags on the top bunk. kept in barrels with tags contain- safety standards” to rigs con- taking medications for anxiety haul when the fire damaged the The Navy originally said the ing surnames and numbers. tracted out than it does to its and depression and told inves- torpedo room and command fire started when an industrial Police suspects that one of the own facilities, safety board man- tigators he set the fires so he area inside the forward com- vacuum cleaner sucked up a heat four local hospitals is responsible aging director Daniel Horowitz could get out of work, accord- partment. It took more than 12 source that ignited debris inside. for dumping the barrels. told The Associated Press in ing a seven-page affidavit filed hours to extinguish. If convicted of either charge, The fetuses were found a few an interview. “In reality, both Monday in U.S. District Court A second fire was reported Fury could face life impris- miles away from a highway link- Transocean and BP dropped the in Portland. June 16 on the dry dock cradle on onment and a fine of up to ing the region’s capital, Yekat- ball on major accident hazards Fury made his first court ap- which the Miami rests, but there $250,000 and be ordered to pay erinburg, with another big city, in this case.” pearance Monday afternoon but was no damage and no injuries. restitution, officials said. Nizhny Tagil. • Main 13 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Jesse Smith / For The Chronicle Soldiers of the Union march into battle during the Civil War re-enactment Saturday at a farm near Chehalis. History on the March BATTLE OF CHEHALIS: Thousands Watch Full- Scale Re-Creation of 1862 Civil War Clash

By Bianca Fortis [email protected] Cannons blasted and mus- kets were fired as a major mo- ‘‘It helps us understand ment in U.S. history was repeat- ed in Chehalis this weekend. how America got to The “Battle of Chehalis” the point it is at today. A casualty of battle lies motionless as cannons ire in the background during the Civil War reenactment Saturday. Hundreds of raged on Saturday and Sunday participants participated in the Battle of Chehalis, an event that local organizers hope to make into an annual commemoration. in a field off Tune Road, located We need to reignite a about a mile from the Veterans Memorial Museum. passion for history in The event is modeled after our country. Events the Civil War’s Battle of Antie- tam, which took place in Mary- like this help us land on Sept. 17, 1862, and is one of the bloodiest days in the do that.’’ country’s history. Rob Sande, a history teacher Rob Sande at W.F. West, said the event was W.F. West history teacher called the “Battle of Chehalis” because the Mint City is the town the event is closest to. “That way people hear about it and they know something’s battle becomes an annual event. going on,” he said. “You usu- This year he expected be- ally have to go 100 miles just to tween 2,000 and 3,000 people, find one of these, but this is right including more than 500 actors here. So it’s very special.” from around the Pacific North- Sande helped come up with west, to attend. the idea for the event. He ap- Confederate soldiers open ire on approaching Union soldiers during the afternoon battle at the Battle of Chehalis re-enact- In between battles, specta- proached Chip Duncan, the ex- ment of the Civil War's Battle of Antietam Saturday afternoon on a hayield on Tune Road, southwest of the Mint City. ecutive director of the museum, tors had the opportunity to browse soldier and civilian en- to point out that the sesquicen- “It helps us understand how tennial anniversary of the war campments and imagine what life was like 150 years ago. Shop- America got to the point it is at was approaching. today,” he said. “We need to re- “I thought, ‘Well, there are no keepers sold 1860s-era clothing, housewares and knick-knacks ignite a passion for history in vets from the Civil War still alive, our country. Events like this and wounded soldiers were so what better way to remember help us do that.” what happened and the struggle tended to in field hospital dem- Anyone interested in partici- our nation went through than onstrations. A very popular pating in future events should have a reenactment?’” Duncan event was a fashion show, which contact the Veterans Memorial said. featured ladies donning bonnets Museum at 740-8875 or vmm@ Last year the museum held and long dresses embellished compprime.com. a small camp re-enactment, but with ribbons and lace. ••• this year is the first full-blown History defines us as people, Bianca Fortis: (360) 807-8245, event. Sande said, which is why events twitter.com/biancafortis and face- Duncan said he hopes the like this are important. book.com/biancafortis

Johnny Joyce, of Eatonville, left, and Ebben Moran, of Olympia, stay cool in the shade after a Saturday afternoon battle dur- ing the weekend-long Civil War reenactment on Tune Road outside Chehalis. Joyce and Moran enjoyed authentic period food, including lemonade, pickles and cookies supplied by the Union Soldiers Aid Society's relief station. Main 14  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 NORTHWEST

Pot Legalization Measure Gets Big Boost Northwest in Brief NO SMOKE: Effort some in the medical-marijuana Emergency Declared industry, who object to a pro- Gains $1.25 Million posed new limit on active THC in 16 Washington in Donations “I-502 made a serious miscalculation. They in the bloodstream, arguing it Counties After Storms would effectively criminalize SEATTLE (AP) — An ini- calculated that getting the votes of soccer driving by medical-marijuana OLYMPIA (AP) — Gov. tiative to legalize and tax mari- moms were more important than medical- patients. Chris Gregoire has pro- juana in Washington state has Philip Dawdy, who previous- claimed a state of emergency received $1.25 million in new marijuana patients.” ly ran a campaign to decrimi- for 16 Washington coun- donations. nalize marijuana, said he was ties hit by a series of recent storms. Most of the hard-hit Initiative 502 raised the mon- Phillip Dawdy helping organize opposition to ey over the weekend from just supports decriminalization of marijuana I-502. counties are in the eastern four donors, including $450,000 A new group, Safe Access half of the state. donations from Progressive In- Alliance, would file with state The governor said Mon- surance founder Peter Lewis campaign regulators this week, day that storms that started and an arm of the New York- and cannabis-infused products tributions, which will be official- and will be fundraising soon, he July 13 have caused power based Drug Policy Alliance, The at new state-licensed marijuana ly reported by the campaign ear- said. outages, fuel shortages and Seattle Times reported. stores, and would allow state- ly next week, included $250,000 The excise taxes imposed by road closures that threaten Campaign manager Alison regulated grow farms. from Edmonds travel guru Rick I-502 would dramatically in- some at-risk populations. Holcomb said the donations will The tax-and-regulate ap- Steves, who previously donated crease costs on patients, Dawdy Gregoire says one death in pay for a $1 million TV-ad blitz proach to marijuana legalization $100,000; and $100,000 from the said. Ferry County is considered in August. has drawn strong support from ACLU of Washington. "I-502 made a serious mis- storm-related. I-502 is on the November such longtime drug-reform ad- The Washington Asso- calculation," Dawdy said. "They High winds, severe thun- ballot. It would legalize posses- vocates as Lewis, of Ohio. Be- ciation of Sheriffs and Police calculated that getting the votes derstorms and extreme rain- sion and sale of up to 1 ounce of fore the weekend's contributions, Chiefs opposes the initiative. So of soccer moms were more im- fall have damaged homes, marijuana. It also would impose I-502 had raised $1.7 million. do several prominent marijua- portant than medical-marijuana businesses and public build- a steep excise tax on marijuana Holcomb said the new con- na-legalization advocates and patients." ings. In northeast Washing- ton, Ferry County and the Colville Tribes asked for $20K In-State Tuition May Not Be Far Off in State state assistance after a fierce RISING: Higher Education of Washington are preparing to Shepherd sees some hope. cratic candidate Jay Inslee also storm last Friday. pay $11,782 in this coming aca- She believes that if state funding wants to increase state funding Counties included in the Rates Might Quadruple demic year, along with some ad- is flat or up in the next budget for higher education. proclamation include: Ad- From 2004 to 2019 ditional fees not included in the cycle that Washington can avoid Carlyle said the state has to ams, Benton, Chelan, Doug- prepaid tuition calculations, up another double-digit tuition in- explore the possibility of new las, Ferry, Franklin, Garfield, By Mike Baker about 15 percent from the year crease, though she still expects revenues to help pay for higher Grant, Jefferson, Kitsap, Kit- The Associated Press prior. Tuition at the state's most a need to increase costs for stu- education, though both candi- titas, Klickitat, Okanogan, expensive university is projected dents. dates for governor have said no Pend Oreille, Walla Walla OLYMPIA — Washington to grow another 12 percent the "While we would hope that new taxes are needed. and Yakima. tuition rates are rising at such a year after, 10 percent in the fol- the rate of tuition growth would The projections are key for rapid clip that the cost of attend- lowing two years, 8 percent in slow substantially, it's most like- prospective investors in Wash- Logger Dies in Skagit ing a top university is projected the next year, followed by con- ly that there will be some tuition ington's prepaid tuition pro- to surpass $20,000 per year for sistent 5.5 percent increases increase to restore services and gram, which allows parents to County Accident in-state students before the end thereafter. reinvest," she said. lock in tuition at a rate above MOUNT VERNON of this decade. By the 2019-20 school year, The state's actuarial analysis current costs but below what (AP) — The Skagit County Those numbers, produced as tuition would be $20,249, plus is also very conservative. It as- they would expect when their sheriff’s office says one per- part of an actuarial analysis for additional fees. sumes that state support for edu- kids reach college. Rising rates son had died in a logging the state's prepaid tuition pro- Margaret Shepherd, the di- cation will actually drop a little have pushed the cost of a year's accident northeast of Dar- gram, mean that higher educa- rector of state relations at the further. The analysis also as- worth of prepaid tuition to rington. tion rates may quadruple from University of Washington, said sumes that long-term inflation- $16,300, way up from the $7,600 Chief Criminal Deputy 2004 to 2019. Supporters of the universities can do some things ary growth, which has averaged it cost a few years ago. Tom Molitor said the victim university system hope that the to control expenses but that the about 4 percent per year over None of those numbers ac- was dead when aid crews re- state can begin restoring at least greatest factor in rising tuition is the past two decades, would be count for other major costs of sponded Monday afternoon. some of the cuts to blunt those the level of state support. Tuition about 5.5 percent per year. attending university. The total The victim was not immedi- rising costs. comprised about 41 percent of Higher education is also get- cost of attending the University ately identified. "We've reached a tipping the UW's education budget in ting some promised support of Washington and Washington The sheriff’s office and point," said Democratic Rep. Re- 2008, and that is growing to 71 from the state's two guberna- State University as an in-state Washington state Depart- uven Carlyle. "We cannot allow percent for the coming year. torial candidates. Republican undergraduate can actually ment of Labor and Indus- tuition to substantially increase Meanwhile, costs continue hopeful Rob McKenna wants to be about $25,000 a year when tries are investigating. in the disproportionate fashion to rise, and there's an appetite to the state to cover half the cost of factoring in the cost of books, Additional details were that it has." expand programs such as engi- college education, compared to transportation, living expenses not immediately available. Students at the University neering and computer science. about 30 percent now. Demo- and other student needs. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 • Main 15 Main 16  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 LOCAL

A slice of lime is squeezed onto a corn cob on a stick at the Mexican Rodeo at the Southwest Washing- Empty cans of Modelo beer take up space along a rail of the beer garden at Saturday’s Mexican ton Fairgrounds on Sunday in Chehalis. Rodeoin Chehalis. Rodeo: Organized Chaos Continued from front page in my life. But, I’m now a better person for that experience. into the event. Even before the music start- A rodeo ring was set up in ed there was dancing. Lots of the middle of the infield with a dancing. In fact nearly everyone dozen or so young men wran- was dancing — even the horses gling a bull that had just finished (more on that in a bit). bucking a rider off its back. Elderly folks, twenty-some- Between the emcee rambling things and children began danc- on about things rodeo — I think ing and NO ONE WAS BAD — and the music trumpeting AT IT! I’ve witnessed dancing A bull rider from the speakers, it was nearly at weddings and at bars and it’s is chased impossible to track names and usually terrible across the board, down by ages for any of the bull riders but not at the Mexican Rodeo. one of the and once I started talking to Back to the dancing horses. workers some of the workers it dawned Yes, it was real. during the on me that this wasn’t a typical There is an upscale event Mexican sanctioned professional rodeo called dressage where horses Rodeo at the events like the ones I’ve seen on are trained to dance to music Southwest television. as a rider in an ascot and a top Washington It was actually just organized Fairgrounds chaos — or just chaos. Regard- hat prances them around some country club’s polo field. on Sunday less, it was fun to be around. in Chehalis. One-ton bulls were hopping What I saw on Sunday wasn’t around; men in their 20s had that. Marlboro Reds in one hand and I don’t know the technical in the other they were trying to name for this, but it was great. rope in the cattle. The riders and the horses were But once the bulls were let basically dancing to the music. loose with a rider atop them it It was incredible — plus a couple wasn’t too much different than of the horses had permed manes, what I’ve seen on T.V. and mov- which I thought was just fancy. ies. Well, kind of. The food, well, there were There was no 8-second clock. long lines everywhere. Tacos, The riders just tried to stay on as corn husks, mangos on sticks, long as they could or until the nothing looked bad. bull got tired and bored. Which The beer garden was packed happened a few times. and I don’t think anything other The steel bars making up the than Modelos were served and rodeo ring were littered with by 7:30 when I left hundreds of kids and adults hanging on ev- cans were scattered across the ery rung trying to get as close as grass and nearly every spot on the railings were occupied with they could to looking a bull right Pete Caster / [email protected] in the eyes. empties. Just as the rodeo portion of I’ve learned that there are the evening ended, a large tour a few things that cannot be bus rolled into the infield with missed in Lewis County: Pe Ell/ Grupo Laberinto emblazoned in Adna basketball games, the De- sleek yellow lettering on the side. molition Derby on the Fourth Now, I can’t tell you whether of July and Schwingfest, just to I actually saw them play or not, name a few. But, after experi- but I did see some live music and encing the Mexican Rodeo on it was lively and good — there Sunday, there is no way on Earth was even an accordion player, that I’m gonna let another one of which marks the fourth accor- these pass me by. dion player I’ve seen perform in ••• three weeks. Prior to this stretch Pete Caster is visuals editor for I don’t think I ever saw some- The Chronicle. He can be reached at one play the accordion live once (360) 807-8232. Thurston County Upholds Mineral Lake Growth Management Decision SUBDIVISION IN THE WOODS: group called Friends of Mineral Lake. The county then appealed Lewis County to Appear that decision for reconsideration, in Growth Management but the board denied the recon- sideration appeal. Hearing This Month So Lewis County took the By Bianca Fortis case to Thurston County, where, on July 6, the initial decision was [email protected] upheld. Thurston County Superior In early June, the County Court has upheld a decision by Commission passed amend- the state Growth Management ments to the Lewis County Hearings Board that found a Comprehensive Plan in order to decision by Lewis County to re- comply with the initial Growth zone shoreline property on Min- Management decision. eral Lake did not comply with There will be a hearing be- the state’s Growth Management fore the Growth Management Board regarding those amend- Act. ments on July 31. The County Commission Lewis County Commissioner had approved rezoning 80-acre Ron Averill said the county will parcels into 20-acre parcels know then whether the recent throughout 830 acres owned by court decision will have any fur- Forecastle Timber Co. so the ther impact. land could be developed. ••• But that decision was ap- Bianca Fortis: (360) 807-8245, pealed to the Growth Manage- twitter.com/biancafortis and face- ment Board by Ron Nilson and a book.com/biancafortis The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 • Sports 1

Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Ichiro Traded to Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 8 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Yankees Babe Ruth 14s Twin Cities 14s Perfect in State Pool Play BRACKET-BOUND: Local Squad Rolls Through Kennewick, Hazel Dell Metro, Mount St. Helens in Pool Play Portion of State Tournament By The Chronicle ELMA — Twin Cities rolled through the competition in the pool-play portion of the 14-year- old Babe Ruth State Tournament here Saturday, Sunday and Mon- day to earn the top bracket-play seed and an automatic berth in the tournament semifinals to- day. The All-Stars opened the tournament with a 12-2, six- inning win over Kennewick on Saturday. Jake Sutton tossed the first two innings and Brody Hol- comb closed out the game, with the duo holding Kennewick to four hits. The combination squad was scoreless over the first two frames, but back-to-back 2-run singles from Wasson and Sutton started an 8-run third inning that broke the game open. Twin Cities racked up 14 hits in the win, with Sutton, Hayden

Dobyns, Jordan Wood and No- Brandon Hansen / [email protected] lan Wasson each picking up Twin Cities’ Jef Tereski pitches against Mount St. Helens Monday in the pool-play portion of the 14-year-old Babe Ruth State Tournament in Elma. Tereski and Jake Sut- a pair of base-knocks. Nolan ton combined to pitch six perfect innings in Twin Cities’ 9-1 win. Hawkins went 2 for 3 and drove in 3 runs to earn Twin Cities' walks, a hit batter, a 2-run single squad closed out pool play on a tournament MVP award for the from Wasson, a 2-run double high note. Jake Sutton and Jeff game. Tereski combined to toss a per- Twin Cities played its clos- from Wood, and an RBI single fect game for six innings against est game thus far on Sunday, in from Garrett Hicks to blow the Mount St. Helens in what would a 13-5 win over rival Hazel Dell game open. Wasson picked up turn out to be a 9-1 victory. Metro. The Vancouver squad the game's MVP award for Twin Tereski pitched from the touched up Twin Cities ace Jor- Cities, with two hits and 4 RBIs, third to the sixth innings, after dan Wood for 3 runs over the while Hayden Dobyns had three which Wasson removed him first three innings, added a run hits and Evinger added a pair of from the game. Zach Weinert in the third, and tied it with a hits. then singled in the seventh in- 2-run single from Wasson in the "It's nice to get that win. ning for Mount St. Helens' first fourth. Twin Cities took a 2-run That's the one you need for pool baserunner of the game. lead in the fifth on a double play," Twin Cities manager Kev- Sutton and Tereski recorded from Chase Evinger, but Ha- in Wasson said. "A lot of batters six total strikeouts, and Nolan zel Dell Metro answered with 2 came up with big hits when we Wasson and Jake Sutton each runs of its own to tie the game needed them, especially in the fourth, fifth and sixth innings. had two hits. Fletcher Brown at 5-all going into the bottom of added a pinch-hit single for The kids showed a lot of guts Brandon Hansen / [email protected] the sixth. Twin Cities. and had some great at-bats." Mount St. Helen’s Aiden Arrington slides by Twin Cities’ third baseman Hayden The local squad, though, then exploded for 8 runs on four The Centralia-Chehalis please see 14s, page S2 Dobyns during the 14-year-old Babe Ruth State Tournament in Elma on Monday. Senior Legion Baseball Sobe-Toyota Punches Ticket to AAA State Tournament By The Chronicle Stuart had two hits each. After missing out on the In the second game, Sobe- state tournament last season, Toyota erupted in the later in- Centralia Sobe-Toyota is re- nings to get past Bellingham turning to a familiar spot. The in the divisional championship Lizards clinched a berth in the game. The Lizards and Belling- Senior American Legion AAA ham were tied 1-1 in the fifth be- State Tournament with wins fore Sobe-Toyota scored 2 runs against Spokane and Belling- in the sixth and 3 runs in the ham over the weekend at the eighth and ninth. Four-By-Four Super Regional at Bellingham had 3 runs in the Ed Wheeler Field in Centralia. ninth, but couldn’t complete the Pitchers Mason Musselman rally. Shepherd picked up the and Kyle Shepherd both pitched pitching victory and struck out complete games for Sobe-Toyo- nine. ta. The Lizards disposed of the “He’s probably been our Spokane Cannons 13-3 thanks most consistent guy out on the to Musselman and got past Bell- mound,” LeDuc said. ingham in the regional cham- Dugan and Elam both had pionship game, 9-4, with Shep- three hits, while Forgione, Cole herd on the mound. “It’s great when you can have Housden and Nick Schultz Jesse Smith / somebody go out there and For The Chronicle smacked a pair of hits each. throw that way,” Sobe-Toyota Sobe-Toyota’s Kyle Shepherd, right, goes wide into second to beat a tag from Spokane’s Armando Garza Saturday evening in “We had a complete effort coach Jake LeDuc said. American Legion AAA Area 2 playof action in Centralia. again,” LeDuc said. “It was a In the first game against Spo- great weekend.” kane, Sobe-Toyota was staring “Mason threw very well,” seven hits in the contest. The was a total team effort. Every- Sobe-Toyota will advance at a 2-1 deficit in the top of the LeDuc said. “He’s been battling Lizard bats took care of busi- body in the lineup had a hit.” to the Senior American Legion third inning. The Lizards then some injuries and for him to go ness with 13 hits, scoring 2 runs Michael Forgione led the Liz- AAA State Tournament in Selah. outscored the Cannons 12-1 the out and throw seven innings is in the third, 4 in the fourth, 2 in ards with four hits, two doubles Its first game will be on Saturday rest of the way for the 13-3 vic- huge.” the fifth and 3 in the sixth. They and 2 RBIs. Shepherd collected at noon against the Yakima Bee- tory. LeDuc added after Spokane invoked the 10-run rule in the three hits a double and two RBIs, tles. The Lizards will also play a Musselman allowed just 1 scored two runs in the third, seventh with a run. while Dugan Shirer notched two practice game today at Capital earned run in the matchup and Musselman settled down for the “Offensively we swung the hits, a double and 3 RBIs. High School against the Capital struck out five. rest of the game, allowing just bats very well,” LeDuc said. “It Andrew Elam and Michael City Senators at 5:30 p.m.

Fielded The Final Word Mt. St. Helens’ Aiden Arrington Broncos Visit Colo. Shooting Victims in Hospital ields a hard hit AURORA, Colo. (AP) — A half dozen ver movie theater that left 12 dead, 58 in- TV’s Best Bet ball against Twin Denver Broncos visited with survivors of jured and a nation in sorrow. Major League Baseball Cities during the the Colorado theater shooting on Sunday “What we were trying to do was go in 14-year-old Babe NY Yankees at Seattle to try to lift their spirits. there, show support and try to put a smile Ruth State Tourna- 7:10 p.m. The group visited with five patients on these peoples’ faces. But the thing is, ment in Elma on ROOT Monday. at the Medical Center of Aurora and also they put a smile on our faces,” linebacker met with the emergency room staff that Joe Mays said. provided the initial treatment Friday The players gave up their last Sunday morning for many of the shooting vic- before training camp to lend a measure of Brandon Hansen / [email protected] tims of the massacre at a suburban Den- comfort to the community. Sports 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 SPORTS

Thrashers Win Eatonville Tourney Rainy City Roller Dolls Defeat Femme Fiannas

JJae Downs / Courtesy Photo The Lewis County Thrashers won the 12U Eatonville Fastpitch Tourna- ment this weekend, going undefeated in the process. Players in the back row, from left: coach Rob Downs, Abby Eitel, Aubree Gardner, Taylor Pow- ell, Abbi Museic, Kelsi Latimer, Taylor Gonia, and coach Matt Poppe. In the middle row, from left: coach Terry Bower, Ruby Bower, Railey Smith, Maddie Thompson, Chloe Downs, Daisy Bower and coach Shawn Latimer. In the Brandon Hansen / [email protected] front row, from left: Jenika Poppe, Salesha Hammer and Darian Humphrey. The Rainy City Roller Dolls All-Stars huddle up before their victory over the Femme Fiannas of Tacoma on Saturday Night at the Centralia Rollerdrome. Women’s Golf Six Newaukum Valley Women Junior Legion Baseball Win at Lake Cushman Invite By The Chronicle of Kent, finished second in the HOODSPORT — Six mem- Division I low net competition bers of the Newaukum Valley with a 64. Patti Reichert and Women’s Golf Club were win- partner Betsy Sharp, of Lake ners here Wednesday at the Lake Cushman, were the Division Cushman Golf Course Women’s II low gross winners with an Best Ball Invitational. Debbie Everley and Dorie 87, and Sue Morrisey and Ruby Pannette won the field’s low Isaacson (Lake Cushman) were gross title with a 75. Linda Mey- the second-place low net finish- ers and partner Mary Powers, ers in Division II with a 61. Cycling Wiggins First British Cyclist

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] to Win Tour de France Sobe-Toyota’s Brad Downs dives back to irst base on a pickof attempt by Sumner during the Area 2 American Legion tour- PARIS (AP) — Twenty-three — the 23rd of his career — in a nament in Chehalis Saturday. years ago, Bradley Wiggins mar- sprint. The Isle of Man native is veled as Greg LeMond blazed a main contender to win road a trail as America’s first Tour race gold at the Olympics in Sobe-Toyota’s Season Ends Just Shy of State de France winner. Now, he has London, which has been a hov- By The Chronicle blazed his own. ering presence over the peloton Sobe-Toyota’s offense ex- The 32-year-old from gritty in this Tour. northwest London became Brit- ploded to top Sumner in a loser- This 99th Tour will be re- out game Saturday at Bearcat ain’s first winner of cycling’s membered for successes of other greatest race on Sunday, ending Baseball Stadium, but fell to Britons too, like all-rounder Thurston in a winner-to-state a 75-year drought for his coun- Christopher Froome, who was contest to bring the Chehalis try with an imperial conquest second overall, Cavendish and club’s summer campaign to a of the roads in cross-Channel Scottish veteran David Millar — close. neighbor France. Brad Downs went 4 for 5 at Wiggins had locked up the who won seven stages between them, a Tour record for Britain. the plate with a pair of triples for yellow jersey a day earlier by Chehalis in the 13-7 win to open winning the final time-trial and Italy’s Vincenzo Nibali rounded out the podium in the Saturday’s games. Lane Was- Sunday’s ride onto the Champs- son, Ryan Hartman and Bowe Elysees was largely ceremonial third. France’s Thomas Voeckler won the polka-dot jersey for best McKay each notched two hits, for him. with McKay driving in 3 runs, climber, Peter Sagan of Slovakia But putting the coveted shirt Wasson driving in 2 and Logan takes home the green jersey for to work one last time, he added James bringing in a pair. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] a touch of class by providing a best sprinter and Tejay van Gar- Cooper Zurfluh tossed five Sobe-Toyota’s Alex Cox tries to run out of a pickle during his team’s matchup leadout to Sky teammate and fel- deren, a 23-year-old American, innings to get the win on the against Sumner in the Area 2 American Legion tournament on Saturday in Che- low Briton Mark Cavendish to won the white jersey given to the mound. halis. get his third Tour stage victory best young rider. “Cooper just battled,” Che- halis coach Tom Elder said. “He said. “We came out flat, and job of learning the game, and didn’t have his best stuff, but he Thurston came out swinging just threw strikes and didn’t give we got a lot of guys who hadn’t and hit the ball really well.” 14s: Twin Cities Plays at 6 p.m. up a big inning — and we played got some at-bats and some play- Thurston rapped out seven ing time some good time,” Elder Continued from Sports 1 good defense behind him.” out quarterfinal. The champion- The win propelled Cheha- hits to score 4 runs over the first said. “I think they learned a lot ship game will be played at 10 two innings, while Chehalis Twin Cities will face the lis into a winner-to-state game about themselves, and things a.m. Wednesday morning, with scored just once before the sev- winner of a noon Kelso/Hazel against Thurston, where the they need to work on for the fu- the winner advancing to the Mint City bats were, unfortu- enth frame. Zurfluh accounted Dell Metro quarterfinal game ture.” 14-year-old Pacific Northwest nately, held to four hits by pitch- for two of his team’s hits. in the semifinals at 6 p.m. today. Regional Babe Ruth Tourna- er Charles Vaughan. Chehalis finished the sum- Elder also thanked I-5 Toy- Mount St. Helens will play Thur- ment in The Dalles, Ore., start- “We picked a bad time not mer with a 10-20 record. ota, Sobe and L&E Bottling for ston County at 9 a.m. in a loser- ing on Aug. 1. to play our best baseball,” Elder “I think the kids did a good their sponsorship of the season. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 • Sports 3 Sports 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 SPORTS

NFL Racing Seattle Begins Camp With Questions at QB Sadler Wins Nationwide Race RENTON, Wash. (AP) — By Benjamin Miraski Nationwide series lead to 11 When Pete Carroll and the Se- The Chicago Tribune points over his teammate Austin attle Seahawks broke from mini- Dillon. Stenhouse remains third camp in mid-June, all the focus JOLIET, Ill. — Elliott Sadler in the points, 19 points behind. heading into training camp was might have to make his favorite “We needed it to get some on a three-way competition for color yellow after Sunday’s NAS- momentum back on our side,” starting quarterback. CAR Nationwide series race at Sadler said. “We were just able to While figuring out that key Chicagoland Speedway, even hold on.” position is still a major concern, though he was a little green. The caution that gave Sadler it’s no longer the biggest story Sadler took advantage of two the lead pushed Stenhouse a lap as the Seahawks prepare to start late cautions in the race and down, but he was able to take a training camp Saturday. fought through a stomach virus wave-around, placing him at the Marshawn Lynch’s arrest for that had bugged him all week- back of the pack on the restart. driving under the influence in end to earn his third win of the Stenhouse’s car, which had California and the subsequent season. “I kind of dug myself a been the fastest all day, looked debate on whether he faces sus- hole yesterday. Richard (Chil- to still be the best as he ran pension from the league, has dress) came to me and asked through traffic to the front. As become the No. 1 topic sur- me, ‘Should I think of a backup other teams battled the chang- rounding the Seahawks. Not far driver?”’ Sadler said. “I kind of ing weather conditions at the behind is the decision to release put my foot in my mouth and track, Stenhouse kept his setup wide receiver Mike Williams told Richard I wasn’t going to steady. two weeks before the start of need one. I knew I had to back He was within a second of camp, and whether defensive Rick Wood / MCT that up.” Sadler when the final caution of end Chris Clemons will report Wisconsin quarterback Russell Wilson (16) throws against Oregon in the Rose He took over the lead follow- the day flew. on time after holding out from Bowl in Pasadena, Calif., on January 2. Wilson, former Green Bay Packer backup ing a caution flag, which came Sam Hornish Jr. had tapped minicamp, unhappy with his Matt Flynn and returning starter Tarvaris Jackson will all be competing for the out when Brad Sweet spun with the back end of Kyle Busch, contract situation. starting quarterback spot for the Seattle Seahawks this season. race leader Ricky Stenhouse Jr. forcing him up into Brendan For being stuck far away in the pits. A crash with five laps Gaughan and putting both cars from the football epicenter, the remaining brought out another into the outside wall. It took Seahawks are getting their share But all three will get equal time ing to get better and everyone’s caution, and Sadler had the best more than five laps to clear the of attention lately — not all of it — at least early in camp — with trying to make the team better. restart thanks to a push from be- debris, forcing the race into good. the No. 1 unit. All Carroll has I think that’s really the overall hind by Justin Allgaier. extra laps and a green-white- What type of discipline said about the timeline for the goal.” The win extended Sadler’s checkered finish. Lynch might face from the competition is it’ll likely go into Whoever wins the QB com- league has become the top con- the start of exhibition games, petition will be throwing to cern for the Seahawks after a which begin Aug. 11 at home a mostly unproven receiving breakout 2011 season. Lynch against Tennessee. corps. Sidney Rice will get his was one of the top running “Tarvaris has an advantage. first extensive work since hav- backs in the league during the He’s been with (offensive coordi- ing offseason surgery on both second half of the schedule. His nator) Darrell (Bevell) for a long shoulders and is the clear No. 1 reward was a $31 million, four- time,” Carroll said. “So those receiver if he can stay healthy. year contract and affirmation guys have caught up quickly But the decision to cut Williams that Lynch is the current face of and it’ll be really important to opens up opportunity for Gold- the franchise. see how they come back when en Tate, Kris Durham, Ben Obo- Much of that luster faded we’re top speed and going, and manu or someone else to step when he was arrested in Oak- see how it all fits together. So into the No. 2 role, with Doug land in the early morning hours I’m just as anxious to see as you Baldwin working inside as the of July 14. Lynch has been guys.” slot receiver. Seattle also traded charged by the district attorney Each quarterback brings his for tight end Kellen Winslow Jr., in Alameda County, Calif., and own strengths to the competi- who could become a major piece faces an initial court date of Aug. tion. Jackson is the incumbent in the passing game. 14. and won over the locker room Defensively, the Seahawks Lynch had two previous last year by playing through a are hopeful Clemons will report run-ins while he played in Buf- painful pectoral injury, yet help- to camp on time. Clemons cost falo, the last resulting in a three- ing Seattle go 5-3 in the second himself $1 million by not at- game suspension in 2009. He’s half of the season. Flynn flashed tending the minicamp and was been clean of problems since, in his few opportunities playing already annoyed that, with his and it’s unknown if the latest behind Aaron Rodgers in Green contract due to expire at the end incident will get lumped in with Bay and was one of the hottest of the 2012 season, Seattle draft- previous transgressions and re- free agent commodities, getting ed his presumptive replacement sult in another suspension. a three-year, $26 million deal. in rookie Bruce Irvin. While the Seahawks wait to Wilson was a star in college Other than making Clem- get answers on Lynch, they have with all the skills NFL coaches ons happy, the Seahawks’ main a number of critical questions to want, just lacking height at defensive question is at middle answer on the field before the 5-foot-11. linebacker, with rookie Bobby opener Sept. 9 at Arizona None “I don’t think we look at it Wagner and veteran Barrett is bigger than deciding who the like we’re going against each Ruud expected to compete for starting quarterback will be. other. We’re trying to help each the starting job. Seattle will enter training other out,” Flynn said. “If they “We feel very good about the camp with Matt Flynn, Tarva- make a good throw, I’m the first progress we’ve made. So we’ll ris Jackson and Russell Wilson one there telling them good job move forward with that and splitting reps, Jackson getting and whatever. It’s not like there’s we’ll see how it goes,” Carroll the first snaps with the No. 1 of- any bad blood coming out here. said. “We expect to really come fense, as was the case during off- It’s not like that. Everyone’s try- out flying in camp. We’re going season workouts and minicamp. ing to compete. Everyone’s try- to hit it going full speed.” • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012

College Football Golf NCAA Slams Penn State, Fines It $60 Million Miracle at St. Annes

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) but worried about the collateral — A potential exodus of star ath- damage. letes. No hope of playing in the "Suspension of the football postseason. More than a decade program would bring with it of accomplishments erased from significant unintended harm to the record books. And Joe Pa- many who had nothing to do terno's legacy in shreds. with this case," Emmert said. Penn State football, a long- "The sanctions we have crafted time powerhouse that was once one of the cleanest, most are more focused and impactful admired programs in college than that blanket penalty." sports, escaped the so-called Gov. Tom Corbett expressed death penalty from the NCAA gratitude that Penn State es- on Monday but was dealt a caped the death penalty, saying heavy blow that will cripple it for it would have had a "severe det- years to come. rimental impact on the citizens The university agreed to an of State College, Centre County unprecedented $60 million fine, and the entire commonwealth of a four-year ban from postseason Pennsylvania." play and a cut in the number A drop-off in attendance and of football scholarships it can revenue could damage both the award — the price it will pay university, where the football for having looked the other way team is a moneymaker that sub- while Jerry Sandusky brought boys onto campus and molested sidizes other sports, and much them. of central Pennsylvania, where The NCAA also erased 14 Saturday afternoon football at Paul Childs / MCT Penn State is an important part years of victories, wiping out 111 South Africa's Ernie Els follows the light of his ball during the Bristish Open Championship in Lytham St Annes, England. of Paterno's wins and stripping of the economy. him of his standing as the most But given Penn State's fa- successful coach in the history mously ardent fans and gener- Slumping Els Comes Through to Win British Open of big-time college football. ous benefactors, the precise eco- "Football will never again be nomic impact on Penn State and By Jeff Shain Els said. How did it get this bad? “You placed ahead of educating, nur- Happy Valley, as the surround- The Orlando Sentinel It’s a far cry from the man listen to this guy, you listen to turing and protecting young ing area is known, remains un- whose 20-foot putt at No.18 this guy, you listen to the so- LYTHAM ST. ANNES, Eng- rolled so true, it looked as called authorities — then you’re people," NCAA President Mark clear. land — Ernie Els has a difficult though it was being drawn by gone,” Els said. Emmert declared. First-year coach Bill O'Brien, Penn State meekly accepted time picking out the lowest magnets. When Adam Scott bo- Els was introduced in the who was hired to replace Pater- its punishment, pledging to hold point of his golf abyss, if only geyed his final four holes, that offseason to Calder, a former itself to high standards of hon- no, will have the daunting task because there were so many epi- putt proved to be the winner. top field hockey player and now esty and integrity. of trying to keep players from sodes that stung. “He’s a great champion,” a visual skills coach with South Penn State spokesman David fleeing the program while luring Perhaps it was nearly miss- swing coach Claude Harmon Africa’s Sports Science Institute. La Torre said university Presi- new recruits. ing last year’s FedEx Cup series, said. “For him to get back to That’s when Els had to face the where 125 guys get into the first dent Rodney Erickson had no "I knew when I accepted the the level of where he believes he harsh truth. event. Maybe it was those three choice but to acquiesce, given position that there would be should be and we all believe he “We just restructured him,” short misses down the stretch in the threat of a total shutdown of tough times ahead," O'Brien said. should be is satisfying to all of Calder told South African radio. the football program. Tampa that blew a two-shot lead. Already, at least one recruit, Or the Masters invitation that us.” “We started from the beginning "It was clear Penn State faced Ross Douglas, a defensive back Not even Els is sure just how — what do you read, how do you an alternative — a long-term never came in its aftermath. from Avon, Ohio, backed out of Or maybe it was the frank or why things started spin- line it up, what do you do with death penalty and additional his commitment. Douglas told ning askew, but the results were your eyes?” sanctions for the program, uni- words of Dr. Sherylle Calder af- Rivals.com on Monday: "We ter watching him hit a few putts glaringly out for everyone to Progress wasn’t immediate. versity and whole community. prepared ourselves for it, and see. From two wins in 2010, he At the Transitions Champion- Given the situation, he believed in January. today was just the icing on the “She said it was the worst managed just one top-10 fin- ship in March, Els led by two the sanctions offered and ac- ish worldwide in 2011. His PGA with three holes left but missed a cepted was the appropriate and cake. I love Penn State to death, she’d seen from one of the pro- but I have to do what's best for fessionals,” recalled the new Tour earnings fell below $1 mil- 4 ½-foot birdie chance at No.16, course of action," La Torre said. lion for the first time. bogeyed the 17th and missed a me, and I'm going to look else- British Open champion, cra- At a student union on cam- Somewhere along the way, 5-foot par save at No.18. pus, several dozen alumni and where." dling its signature trophy in his hands. “That’s how bad it was.” his putting touch deserted him. “I looked like an absolute students gasped, groaned and Separately, the Big Ten an- Els made just 37.8 percent of his fool,” he recalled Sunday. “Peo- whistled as they watched Em- nounced that Penn State will not In Sunday’s victory speech at Royal Lytham & St. Annes, Els putts from between 5 and 15 feet ple were laughing at me and mert's news conference. The be allowed to share in the con- — dead last among those with making jokes about me and re- news was a crushing blow to asked the crowd if their cheers ference's bowl revenue during in early rounds meant they enough rounds to qualify. Even ally hitting me low.” many students. the NCAA's postseason ban, an from inside 5 feet, he missed 5 Els knew he was close at Nicole Lord, a senior, ques- thought he could win, or “were estimated loss of about $13 mil- you just being nice to me?” percent of the time. theU.S. Open, finishing ninth tioned why Penn State's student lion. “When you’ve been where I after two bogeys in his final body, and especially its athletes, Els knows how he would The NCAA said the $60 mil- have answered the question last was,” the Jupiter pro said, “you three holes. But that only seemed should be punished "for the lion fine is equivalent to the an- have no confidence in putting.” to boost his spirits, knowing he wrongs of three men and a mon- year — maybe even as recently nual gross revenue of the foot- Els even went to the belly was able to contend again. ster." as four months ago. The Hall of putter, a love/hate move because “I started seeing some bet- "They keep breaking our ball program. The money will Famer wasn’t sure he could sink he doesn’t think they should be ter signs and started believing hearts and breaking our hearts go toward outside programs de- a 6-foot putt, much less win a legal but no longer could ignore in that,” he said. “For once, it all and breaking our hearts," she voted to preventing child sexual fourth major championship. said. abuse or assisting victims. “I thought I had no chance,” the benefits. came together.” Sandusky, a former member of Paterno's coaching staff, was found guilty in June of sexually abusing 10 boys over 15 years, sometimes on campus. An in- vestigation commissioned by the school and released July 12 found that Paterno, who died of lung cancer in January at age 85, and three other top officials at Penn State concealed accusa- tions against Sandusky for fear of bad publicity. The NCAA's punishment was announced a day after the school took down a statue of Pa- terno that stood outside Beaver Stadium. The sanctions will make it difficult for the Nittany Lions to compete at the sport's high- est level. Raising the specter of an exodus of athletes, the NCAA said current or incoming foot- ball players are free to imme- diately transfer and compete at another school. For a university that always claimed to hold itself to a higher standard — for decades, Paterno preached "success with honor" — Monday's announcement com- pleted a stunning fall from grace. Paterno's family said in a statement that the sanctions "defame the legacy and contribu- tions of a great coach and educa- tor." "This is not a fair or thought- ful action; it is a panicked re- sponse to the public's under- standable revulsion at what Sandusky did," the family said. Emmert said the penalties reflect "the magnitude of these terrible acts" and also "ensure that Penn State will rebuild an athletic culture that went horri- bly awry." He said the NCAA consid- ered imposing the death pen- alty, or a complete shutdown of football for a season or more, Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 SPORTS

Monday’s Mariners Box Score Sports Briefs NEW YORK 000 300 010 — 4 11 0 Twin Cities Youth Football Accepting SEATTLE 001 000 000 — 1 3 0 Registrations YANKEES AB R H RBI BB SO #P AVG OBP SLG MARINERS AB R H RBI BB SO #P AVG OBP SLG By The Chronicle D Jeter SS 5 0 1 0 0 1 17 .309 .353 .409 D Ackley 2B 3 1 0 0 1 2 16 .224 .303 .322 The Twin Cities Youth Football program is cur- C Granderson CF 4 0 0 0 0 3 20 .246 .347 .503 C Wells LF 4 0 1 0 0 3 16 .261 .331 .447 rently accepting registrations for tackle football, flag A Rodriguez 3B 4 2 2 1 0 0 12 .274 .354 .449 J Jaso C 4 0 2 1 0 0 8 .292 .390 .474 football and cheerleading. Information and registration forms will be avail- R Cano 2B 3 1 1 0 1 0 13 .318 .377 .575 J Montero DH 4 0 0 0 0 1 20 .257 .296 .395 able at TCYF's gear days, and is currently available M Teixeira 1B 4 1 3 1 0 0 15 .263 .345 .506 K Seager 3B 3 0 0 0 0 1 13 .238 .303 .407 on the league's Facebook page (the page is titled 'Twin R Ibanez DH 3 0 1 1 1 0 15 .242 .301 .448 M Saunders CF 3 0 0 0 0 1 16 .259 .318 .420 Cities Youth Football' and information is under the A Jones LF 4 0 1 1 0 1 16 .230 .303 .500 J Smoak 1B 3 0 0 0 0 2 12 .189 .253 .320 'Wall Photos' section). Gear days are scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 4, from I Suzuki RF 4 0 1 0 0 0 12 .261 .288 .352 C Peguero RF 3 0 0 0 0 2 15 .208 .240 .417 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Centralia Middle School, and Sat- R Martin C 4 0 1 0 0 1 16 .181 .296 .358 B Ryan SS 3 0 0 0 0 0 13 .186 .279 .283 urday, Aug. 11, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Provi- Totals 35 4 11 4 2 6 136 Totals 30 1 3 1 1 12 129 dence Chehalis clinic (931 S. Market Blvd.). For more information contact April at (360) 269- 0633.

Pitchers IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST ERA Pitchers IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST ERA H Kuroda (W, 10-7) 7.0 3 1 1 1 9 0 107-65 3.34 K Millwood (L, 3-8) 7.0 9 3 3 2 5 0 102-68 4.13 Sports on the Air D Robertson (H, 12) 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 0 11-9 2.12 S Delabar 1.0 2 1 1 0 0 1 19-12 4.29 R Soriano (S, 25) 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 11-6 1.62 J Kinney 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 15-11 1.59 TUESDAY, July 24 Totals 9.0 3 1 1 1 12 0 129-80 Totals 9.0 11 4 4 2 6 1 136-91 BASKETBALL 1:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Men’s national teams, United States Scoreboard vs. Spain, at Barcelona, Spain MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL in Kelso, Starting July 30 T45 Simon Khan +6 LOCAL WNBA T45 Ross Fisher +6 5 p.m. Junior Legion Baseball Women’s National Basketball Associa- T45 Pablo Larrazabal +6 MLB — Regional coverage, L.A. 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Choi +5 - Grant Veenstra CUT Glasgow, Scotland; Gabon vs. Switzerland, at Wednesday’s Games All-Star Game: Chelsea vs. MLS, 5:30 T39 Kyle Stanley +5 - Manuel Trappel CUT Newcastle, England; Brazil vs. Egypt, at Cardiff, Championship p.m. T39 Francesco Molinari +5 Winner 15 vs. Winner 16 T39 Richard Sterne +5 - Ian Keenan CUT Wales *Winner to Regional Tournament T45 Lee Westwood +6 - Russ Cochran CUT The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 • Sports 7 Sports 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 SPORTS

MLB FAREWELL, ICHIRO

Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press New York Yankees’ Ichiro Suzuki dofs Ichiro Singles in NY Debut his batting helmet as fans cheer as he steps up to bat against the Seattle Mari- Future Hall-of- SEATTLE (AP) — Ichiro Su- than the top three spots in the ners in the third inning of a baseball game Monday in Seattle. zuki switched teams in Seattle lineup. after a momentous trade and Fans at Safeco Field gave Famer Wanted singled his first time up with the him a 45-second standing ova- New York Yankees during their tion when he came to bat with 4-1 victory over the Mariners on one out in the third inning. He Monday night. doffed his helmet and bowed ICHIRO Trade Weeks Ago In a surprising deal about 3½ twice to the crowd before hitting BY THE NUMBERS hours before the game, Seattle a single and stealing second base. GONE: All-Star “It’s hard to contain my excite- sent Suzuki to the Yankees for The Yankees made the trade ment in that regard.” a pair of young pitchers. After a few days after learning that Outfielder Ichiro was Howard Lincoln, Mariners leaving the only major league speedy outfielder Brett Gard- CEO, confirmed that Ichiro had team he’d ever played for, the 10- Traded Monday to ner would likely miss the rest asked for a trade. time All-Star held an emotional 10-time the Yankees for Two of the season because of an el- All-Star (2001–2010) “Several weeks ago, Ichiro news conference and then joined bow problem, and manager Joe Minor-Leaguers and his new teammates in the other Suzuki, through his longtime Girardi said Suzuki will mostly clubhouse at Safeco Field. Cash Considerations. agent, Tony Attanasio, ap- play left field. Suzuki was given Just like that, Suzuki went 10 -time proached Chuck Armstrong No. 31 because the number he Gold Glove Award By Larry Stone from last place in the AL West (2001–2010) and me to ask that the Mariners to first in the AL East. And he wore his entire career with the The Seattle Times consider trading him,” Lin- Mariners, No. 51, has not been coln said in the release. “Ichiro helped New York beat his for- The Mariners’ stunning mer club by going 1 for 4 with worn by a Yankee since four- knows that the club is building time World Series champion 3-time trade of Ichiro to the New York his 16th stolen base. Hiroki Ku- Silver Slugger Award for the future, and he felt that Bernie Williams last played. Yankees for minor-league pros- roda (10-7) allowed three hits (2001, 2007, 2009) what was best for the team was “No. 51 is a special number pects hours before a Monday over seven sharp innings to help game between the two teams to be traded to another club and the Yankees bounce back from to me, but when I think about give our younger players an op- what 51 means to the Yankees, was requested weeks ago by the a four-game sweep in Oakland. team’s 10-time All-Star outfield- portunity to develop. it’s hard for me to ask for that 2-time The right-hander struck out AL Batting Champion er. “Ichiro will be missed. He number,” said Suzuki, who holds nine and walked one. (2001, 2004) The Mariners received right- owns a long list of Major League Alex Rodriguez hit his 15th the major league record for most handed pitchers D.J. Mitchell Baseball and Mariners club re- home run this season — the hits in a season. and Danny Farquhar from the cords, has earned many presti- 644th of his career and 299th When Suzuki trotted out to 2001 Yankees and cash consider- gious awards, and in my opinion, as a Yankee — in the eighth. He right field in the first, fans stood AL MVP ations. Both players will report he will someday be a member of also had a double in the fourth and applauded. He tipped his to Class AAA Tacoma. the Baseball Hall of Fame.” and scored twice. Mark Teix- hat and waved it in a half-circle. Ichiro, 38, asked the team Ichiro was the American eira had three hits, including The Mariners scored in the 2001 several weeks ago to consider League Most Valuable Player a pair of doubles, and an RBI. third on John Jaso’s RBI single to AL Rookie of the Year trading him, according to the and Rookie of the Year in 2001, David Robertson worked a hit- right. Suzuki’s hard throw to the Mariners and Ichiro’s agent. his first for the Mariners after less eighth and Rafael Soriano plate was too late to get Dustin “He knows that the club nine seasons in Japan. He led pitched the ninth for his 25th Ackley. The Yankees responded 2001 has to grow,” Tony Attanasio, the American League in bat- save in 27 chances. Fittingly, Su- with three in the fourth. Rodri- AL Stolen Base Champion Ichiro’s agent, told The Seattle ting average twice and the major zuki caught the final out in right guez ripped a one-out double Times. “He knows they have to field. leagues in hits seven times. His high off the right-field wall and play the younger guys and get 10 consecutive seasons (2001- Kevin Millwood (3-8) went Robinson Cano walked. Teixeira 262 hits them more playing time. The seven innings, allowing nine Single-season MLB record 2010) with 200 or more hits is doubled to right, scoring Rodri- only way he knows to do that is also a major-league record, in- hits and three runs. Suzuki guez and sending Cano to third. in hits set to move on. He doesn’t want to showed up in Seattle’s clubhouse cluding a record 262 hits in 2004. Raul Ibanez followed with stop playing. He wants to con- Mitchell, 25, has spent most in the early afternoon wearing a a first-pitch single to left, scor- tinue.” fine suit with thin pinstripes. By of the season pitching with ing Cano for a 2-1 lead. Teixeira 45 Ichiro spoke at length in an the end of the day, he had a dif- AL record of consecutive AAA. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, scored on Andruw Jones’ single. emotional news conference be- ferent sort of pinstripes on his stolen bases going 6-4 with a 5.04 earned- Notes: No. 31 had been worn fore Monday’s game at Safeco run average. mind. Field. by 41 former Yankees coaches or He was rated the No. 16 “I am going from a team with “When I imagine taking off the most losses to a team with players, including Tim Raines .322 prospect in the New York orga- and Hall of Famer Dave Win- Career MLB batting average my Mariner uniform I’m over- the most wins,” he said. “It’s come with sadness,” Ichiro said nization by Baseball America hard to contain my excitement field. ... It was the eighth time in entering this season. club history that the Mariners through interpreter Ken Barron. for that reason.” “It’s made this a very difficult Farquhar, 25, has split the The Yankees also got cash played at home the day after 2,534 2012 season between the Toron- the longest flight in the Ameri- Career MLB hits day.” in the deal that sent 25-year-old Ichiro then was supposed to to, Oakland and New York or- righties D.J. Mitchell and Danny can League (2,510 miles) from ganizations. This season he has Tampa Bay. They are 4-4 in make a remarkable transition, Farquhar to the last-place Mari- trading the Seattle uniform he combined to go 2-3 with five ners. Suzuki started in right field those games. ... Mariners 1B Jus- 438 wore for 11 seasons to a Yankees saves and a 3.33 ERA. in place of injured Nick Swisher tin Smoak went hitless in three Career MLB stolen bases uniform. He was expected to bat “On behalf of our ownership and batted eighth. It was the at-bats and is riding an 0-for-19 eighth in the New York lineup group and everyone in the Se- first time the 2001 AL MVP streak. ... Millwood has given up Monday. attle Mariners organization, I and Rookie of the Year started 32 hits to Suzuki, more than any 99 “I’m going from a team hav- thank Ichiro for the great career a game batting anywhere other other pitcher. Career MLB home runs ing the most losses to a team he’s had here in Seattle,” Lincoln said. This Week in Mariners Baseball with the most wins,” Ichiro said.

July 21 July 22 July 23 July 24 July 25 W, 2-1 W, 2-1 L, 4-1 Vargas Helps Mariners Mariners Win Series Ichiro Hurts M’s in Down Tampa Bay Against Rays First Game as a Yankee ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) SEATTLE — With his first at- — Jason Vargas came up big — Blake Beavan put the final bat for New York, Ichiro singled again after a Seattle loss. touches on Seattle’s strong and the Yankees handled Se- Vargas took a shutout into road trip. attle a 4-1 defeat. the seventh inning, Michael Beavan scattered four hits The Mariners were held to Saunders had two RBIs, and over eight innings and the Mari- just three hits on the evening the Mariners beat the Tampa ners beat the Tampa Bay Rays while New York collected 11. Bay Rays 2-1 on Saturday night. 2-1 on Sunday to finish a 5-2 trip. After Seattle took the initial 1-0 Vargas (10-7) gave up one Jesus Montero and Brendan lead in the third, the Yankees vs. New York vs. New York run and seven hits in six- Ryan each had an RBI double scored 3 runs in the fourth 7:10 p.m. 12:40 p.m. plus innings as the Mariners for the Mariners, who took two and never looked back. Justin RH Felix Hernandez RH Hisashi Iwakuma stopped a nine-game losing of three from the Rays. Smoak was sent back to AAA vs. RH Freddy Garcia vs. RH Ivan Nova streak against the Rays. after the game. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 Life:Food Gross Food Delights Picky Eaters By Victoria Stewart Kristopher also knows For The Chronicle how to make Kitty Litter Cake, which is his favorite recipe. When Beth Corder, of Onalaska, “It’s this cake with crumbled makes Kitty Litter Cake and Redneck cookies on two cakes. And it Turtle Burgers, she knows her family has Tootsie rolls that make it will love both the appearance and the look like the droppings. And surprisingly delicious taste of these de- the Tootsie rolls are all melted liberately gross-looking treats. and it’s real good,” he said. “I Corder first made gross food for a feel like a pig when I eat it. I like special occasion — Halloween. But the the way it looks and tastes.” children enjoyed it so much, gross food grew into a by-request menu item at the Corder-Reitz family table. Gross Food Meal Recipes “It was for a Halloween party the Frog’s Eye Salad: 1 large can kids were having 10 or 15 years ago,” of fruit cocktail, drained, mixed Corder said. “They liked it so much, it with ½ cooked rice mixed with just continued.” Cool Whip. At that time Corder had her two oldest children, Tyrell, now 21, and Tia, Ants on a Log: Cut celery now 19. Years passed and Shayna, 11 stalks into 2 or 3 inch lengths, and Kristopher, 9, joined the family. spread with peanut butter, and Kristopher is now the one who loves place raisins on top of the pea- to keep the family tradition of prepar- nut butter. ing meals of gross food alive. “My youngest son is a fun little boy,” Monster Blood Punch: 1 Corder said with a laugh. “He will also package lime jello, 2 cups ap- eat non-gross food. That kid will eat ple juice, green food coloring. anything.” Make jello according to pack- On the small farm where Corder age directions, when set mash and husband, Andrew Reitz, have up with a fork. Mix jello and a garden and raise rabbits, chickens, juice and food coloring together. cows, horses and pigs, not a single tur- tle to make the Redneck Turtle Burger Redneck Turtle Burgers: can be found. Luckily, the recipe does Handmade ground beef pat- not call for real turtles. ties, topped with sharp ched- “The Redneck Turtle Burgers has dar cheese, wrapped in a bacon this meat, it’s hamburger, with bacon weave. Add hot dogs as the on it and hot dogs for legs and tail and heads, legs with slits for toes its head. It’s real good,” Kristopher, and tail. Place on an oven rack, who will be in the fourth grade, said. covered loosely with foil and When not eating gross food, Kristo- baked for 20-30 minutes at 400 pher likes to show his horse at gaming degrees. events and ride in parades. please see GROSS, page Life 2

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“I feel like a pig when I eat it. I like the way it looks and tastes.”

Kris McGovern as he eats his mother’s “Kitty Litter Cake”

Above: Nine-year-old Kris McGovern eats a "Redneck Turtle Burg- er," which he will wash down with green "Monster Blood Punch."

Left: Beth Corder removes a tray of “Redneck Turtle Burgers” from the oven at her Onalaska home. She began making her tasty but terrifying food for Halloween more than a decade ago, and her children continue to love her creations.

FOOD ESTABLISHMENT INSPECTION SCORES: From the Lewis County Public Health Department

Food Establishments With Violations: Red Blue Total Editor’s note: These figures are The Rib Mafia, Cascade Country Cook-Off, Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis The Portley Pig & Friends BBQ, Fresh Squeezed Lemonade, Cascade Country derived from inspections conducted 15 0 15 Cook-Off, Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis by the Lewis County Public Health 35 5 40 Department’s Food Safety Program. Bare hand contact was noted with ready-to-eat samples. This is not al- Handwash station had cold water. This is being corrected. (10 red) Red violations are those most lowed. Gloves are now used to sample. Bleach solution for cloths was only likely to cause foodborne illness and about 25 ppm. Bleach solution was too strong for dishes. Please aim for 1 Sausages, hot dogs and beans were found hot holding between 120 and must be corrected at the time of in- tablespoon bleach to 1 gallon of water. (15 red) 145 F and must be 140 F. at all times. Meat was being reheated to 165 F. and spection. Blue violations relate to Inspection: July 8 beans were discarded. (25 red) overall cleanliness and operational There was no bleach in sanitizing buckets. This was corrected. (5 blue) conditions and must be corrected by The Aroma of Tacoma, Cascade Country Cook-Off, Stan Hedwall Park Inspection: July 7 established deadlines or by the next 10 0 10 routine inspection. Any establishment receiving 40 Handwash facility was correct spigot and water was warm, but need to Centralia Police Department, Fort Borst Park red points or any red point item re- have an insulated container (5 gallon) next time. (10 red) 10 0 10 peated within an 18 month period is Inspection: July 8 There were no soap or paper towels available. This was corrected. Bleach considered a high risk and must be was more than 200 ppm. Please aim for 50-100 ppm next time. (10 red) reinspected. An establishment that Fresh Squeezed Lemonade, Cascade Country Cook-Off, Stan Hedwall Park, Inspection: July 4 receives 75 red points or 100 total 0 5 5 points (red and blue) on a routine in- There was no sanitizer in solution. This was corrected. (5 blue) spection or 40 red points on a repeat inspection will have their food estab- Inspection: July 7 lishment permit suspended. Food Establishments With Perfect Scores: Off, Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis Cook-Off, Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis Country Cook-Off, Stan Hedwall Park, Lightin’ Logs & Smokin’ Hogs, Cascade Coun- Dances With Smoke BBQ, Cascade Country Chehalis Newaukum Valley Country Store, Chehalis try Cook-Off, Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis Cook-Off, Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis Semper Fi Concessions, Cascade Country Bad Bones BBQ, Cascade Country Cook-Off, Slow Porkin BBQ, Cascade Country Cook-Off, Mad Dog’s BBQ, Cascade Country Cook-Off, Cook-Off, Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis American Kettle Corn, Fresh Squeezed Lem- Frank’s Q, Cascade Country Cook-Off, Stan Damn Straight BBQ, Cascade Country Cook- Seahawk Smokers, Cascade Country Cook-Off, onade, Cascade Country Cook-Off, Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis Off, Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis Hedwall Park, Chehalis Raven’s Fyre BBQ, Cascade Country Cook-Off, Home on the Range BBQ, Cascade Country 3-Alarm BBQ, Cascade Country Cook-Off, Stan Sterling Bank, Winlock Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis Cook-Off, Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis Hedwall Park, Chehalis Lewis County Fire District 16, Pe Ell Smokin’ Bullets BBQ, Cascade Country Cook- Big Swede’s BBQ, Cascade Country Cook-Off, Old Ranger Smoked Products, Cascade Coun- New Harvest Assembly of God, Pe Ell Off, Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis try Cook-Off, Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis Mossyrock M.A.R.C. VFW, Klickitat Prairie Park, Rockin’ the Smoke, Cascade Country Cook- Movin’ the Chains BBQ, Cascade Country Bull’s Eye BBQ Sauce/Raven’s Fyre, Cascade Mossyrock Life 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 LIFE

Gross: Tastes Better Than It Looks Continued from Life 1 all of the pudding; you want the cake to be just moist, not soggy. Kitty Litter Cake Line kitty litter box with the kitty litter liner. Put cake mix- 1 (18.25 ounce) package Ger- ture into box. man chocolate cake mix Put half of the unwrapped 1 (18.25 ounce) package Tootsie rolls in a microwave white cake mix safe dish and heat until soft- 2 (3.5 ounce) packages in- ened. Shape the ends so that they stant vanilla pudding mix are no longer blunt, and curve 1 (12 ounce) package vanilla the Tootsie rolls slightly. Bury sandwich cookies Tootsie rolls randomly in the 3 drops green food coloring 1 (12 ounce) package Tootsie cake and sprinkle with half of rolls the remaining cookie crumbs. Directions Sprinkle a small amount of the Prepare cake mixes and bake green colored cookie crumbs according to package directions lightly over the top. (any size pan). Heat 3 or 4 of the Tootsie Prepare pudding according rolls in the microwave until al- to package directions and chill most melted. Scrape them on top until ready to assemble. of the cake and sprinkle lightly Crumble sandwich cookies with some of the green cookie in small batches in a food pro- crumbs. Heat the remaining cessor, scraping often. Set aside Tootsie rolls until pliable and all but 1/4 cup. To the 1/4 cup shape as before. Spread all but add a few drops of green food one randomly over top of cake coloring and mix. mixture. Sprinkle with any re- When cakes are cooled to maining cookie crumbs. Hang room temperature, crumble the remaining Tootsie roll over them into a large bowl. Toss side of litter box and sprinkle with 1/2 of the remaining cookie with a few green cookie crumbs. crumbs, and the chilled pud- Serve with the pooper scooper ding. You probably won't need for a gross dessert.

Chris Geier / The Chronicle Above: Kitty Litter Cake as prepared by Beth Corder of Onalaska.

Far left: Kris McGovern discovered the recipe for Monster Blood Punch in one of his “Goosebumps” books.

Left: Redneck Turtle Burgers, as pre- pared by Beth Corder of Onalaska, are made from ground beef, bacon and hot dogs. Actual turtles are not in the ingredients list.

Vegetables in Season: Tromboncino Squash By C.W. Cameron The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Tender summer squash is one of the highlights of the July market basket. One week there’s none in the markets, and the next week the stalls are filled with bright yellow crookneck squash, dark green zucchini and pale green pattypan squash. A variety that seems to be doing well for Georgia grow- ers is zephyr squash, a straight- neck variety that has pale green stripes at the blossom end and is bright yellow at the stem end. Farmer Hudson Rouse is experimenting with an Italian heirloom variety, the tromb- oncino squash. The fruit can grow to be 3 feet long, although Rouse likes to harvest it in its immature stage with the blos- som still attached. The squash is distinctive for its long curving neck that

swells into a ball at the blossom Renee Brock / Atlanta Journal-Constitution end. The bigger the squash, the Trombocino squash is distinctive for its long curving neck that swells into a ball at harder its shell and the longer it the blossom end. The bigger the squash, the harder its shell and the longer it will will keep. Picked at the imma- keep. Pictured is squash casserole. ture stage, it can be used like any other summer squash. Left to combines the custard ingre- paper and cook on high heat for harden and turn tan, it becomes dients, simplifying the recipe 8 minutes or just until squash is closer to a butternut squash. while still creating a dish that tender. Carefully remove con- Rouse likes the squash be- will hold together when baked. tainer from microwave and al- cause of its provenance, but also Any variety of tender summer low vegetables to cool. because it seems less susceptible squash will work fine in this While squash is steaming, in to vine borers, pests that make recipe. a large bowl, whisk together but- it tough for Georgia farmers to 2 pounds summer squash, ter, flour, salt and pepper. Slowly grow a continuous squash crop. cut into ¼-inch slices whisk in milk, then add eggs. Tender summer squash need 1 onion, cut in half, then Add 11/2 cups shredded cheese. no peeling and can be eaten raw, thinly sliced Drain vegetables. Press lightly steamed, grilled, sautéed 3 tablespoons unsalted but- down on vegetables to release or cooked into that Southern fa- ter, melted as much water as possible. Add vorite, squash casserole. 3 tablespoons all-purpose vegetables to egg mixture. Stir Freshly harvested summer flour to combine and pour into pre- squash will keep up to 10 days 1 teaspoon salt pared baking dish. Toss remain- lightly wrapped in plastic and re- ½ teaspoon black pepper ing cheese and cracker crumbs frigerated. Because of their high 1 cup milk together and sprinkle over dish. water content, they’ll quickly 2 eggs Cover dish with foil and bake 15 dry out if left unwrapped or if 2 ½ cups grated sharp ched- minutes. Remove foil and con- left to sit on a kitchen counter. dar, divided tinue baking until casserole is 1 cup cracker crumbs lightly browned, about 10 more Preheat oven to 325 degrees. minutes. Serve hot or warm. SQUASH CASSEROLE Lightly grease a 9-by-13-inch Per serving: 307 calories (per- Hands on: 15 minutes Total baking dish. cent of calories from fat, 53), 15 time: 45 minutes Serves: 8 In a large microwave-safe grams protein, 22 grams carbo- Seth Freedman of Forage container, combine squash and hydrates, 3 grams fiber, 18 grams and Flame demonstrated this onion. Add ¼-inch water to fat (11 grams saturated), 104 recipe at the East Atlanta Vil- bottom of container, cover veg- milligrams cholesterol, 576 mil- lage Farmers Market. Freedman etables with parchment or wax ligrams sodium. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 • Life 3

Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations

Voice of the People The Case of the Missing Bell

If the Riverside Motel property in Centralia is sold to a new owner, what would you like to see built on the lot off Harrison Avenue?

“An aquatic park.”

Steven Stacy Rochester, Centralia College student

“I would like somewhere to take Photograph submitted by Judy Wallace Kalich, Chehalis my kids, like a park.” The Toledo High School 50-year reunion loat took part in the Toledo Cheese Days parade July 14. It was aimed at reviving the Toledo-Winlock High School rivalry. Judy Wallace Kalich, who submitted this photo, said that in earlier years Toledo kids would occasionally visit Winlock and graiti their city egg. In 1961, Kalich said, Winlock Jessica Cheever stole a good-sized victory bell of the Toledo High School grounds. After the Toledo-Winlock “Battle of the Cowlitz” 7-7 tie in the last football game of that year, Winlock Chehalis, unemployed paraded Toledo’s bell out on their ield. The bell never has been seen since, Kalich said. Hence, the question in the photo — “Where’s Our Bell!?” To submit your photograph, e-mail [email protected] or send mail to Voices, The Chronicle, 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531.

Honor Roll CENTRALIA COLLEGE say Schmitt, Lindsey Smith, el, Gerard Thurlow Curtis: Kelly Lyon The following Centralia Col- Chelsea Sonnenberg, Jennifer Yelm: Angela Clifford, Doty: Courtney Pace lege full-time students are mem- Spaid, Kelsey Stemkoski, Jason Anna Clifford, Alexandria Mill- Eatonville: Jacob Kinsman bers of spring quarter honor roll. Wallace, Sheri Watson, Betha- er, Jason Ward Glenoma: Bradley Flathers, President’s List ny Weaver, Isaac Wulff, Patrick Penny Kelly 3.9-4.0 Grade Point Average Zandecki Vice President’s List Lacey: Josephine Dario, Jer- Cinebar: Aaron Brower, 3.75-3.89 GPA emy Vanallen “A storefront church.” Aberdeen: Dustin Hudson Elizabeth Chapman Mineral: Tyson Ingalsbe Centralia: Mark Allen, Coleville: Craig Linn Centralia: Sharon Allen, Morton: Caroline Chapman, Andy Baker, Kayleen Carl, Ben- Paul Hermansen Miriam Ash, Manuel Barrios, Doty: Janee Tavares Naomi Gross, Jennifer Mau jamin Caviness, Ashleigh Col- Centralia, Immanuel Lutheran Shandeigh Berry, Terrence Ferndale: Kylie Garrison Mossyrock: Molly Cush- Church pastor Brasher, Cal Bray, Tamara Glenoma: Chad Hagland ford, Joe Echols, Tanya Homer, man, Megan Panuska David Howard, Waylon Huestis, Bronson, Krystal Brooks, Aar- Kettle Falls: Jason Napavine: Teresa Ashley, Cheuk Leung, Maranda Lovato, on Brown, Katie Bustos, Lok Lindquist Tyler Kaut Cora Macy, Shannon Magennis, Chan, Stanley Craig, Benja- Lacey: Latonya Manigault Oakville: Nicole Meyers, Gayle Meister, Abigail Messe- min Denton, Jonathan Dietz, Metaline: Kirk Johnson Paul Orth Jonathan Elwonger, Timothy Morton: Baily Anderson, gee, Anthony Miller, James Milton, Alecia Mitchem, Keith Olympia: Melissa Bryant, Elwonger, Rachelle Geringer, Derick Gilk Kelsea Rothaus Ross Gleason, Michael Gregg, Mossyrock: Maria DeGo- Morgan, Karen Paguaga, Scott Pethel, Kristi Sloan, Malachi Onalaska: Eva Bhagwandin, Morgan Harris, Barry Hayes, ede, Angela Hadaller, Odie Ha- John Cain, Erika Morgan, Cody Lucas Heck, Rachel Hudson, daller, Taffy King Tracy, Greg Traw, Sandra Trent, Josie Tuckfield, Yeon Yu-Ga Nutt Jeff Hurst, Brett Johnson, Kris- Napavine: Heather Cook, Packwood: Angela Kiehn tina Knutson, Christian Lardie, Damon Garnas Chehalis: Steven Barnett, Katie Blankinship, Antawn Rainier: Alex Proffitt Judd Lee, Daniel Lopez-Cuevas, Oakville: Andrew Knotts Randle: Tammy Cole “I don’t know. You Clayton Maines, Samantha Olympia: Abigail Brooks, Cooper, Jeremy Coronel, Shane Dangel, Joshua Debusk, Ben- Rochester: Tammy Adams, Martin, Philip Mawamba, Jan- Trista Burkhart, Tamsyn Dun- Bradley Andersen, Alicia Gon- can never have too ice McCormick, Amanda Mus- lap, Trisha Gross, Dyann Nel- jamin Erskine, Heather Faul, Amanda Forbes, Dodi For- zalez, Mariah Gregory, Ryan many parks and grove, Robyn Musial, Enoch son, Paul Pullman, Sarahann Heimbuch, Christina Johnson, Newkirk, Ruth Newkirk, Eliza- Swain, Delanie Willows gione, Nolan Fraley, Cassandra Graves, Bow Hall, Jessica Hart, Chris Leon, Julie Lind, Hay- stuff for kids to do.” beth Nugent, Amanda Perdue, Onalaska: Judy Brooks, ley McGinnis, Gabriel Mitch- Parker Pocklington, Anthony Kara Klein, Brad Lucht, Tonya Kimberly Gaylor, Corinna ell, Hannah Norwood, Michael Chris Tortorici Richie, Stacy Ridgley, Rolland Mackey, Kyle Markham, Con- Napavine, worker at Maximilian Lyon, Andrew Randall PeEll: Ready, Katye Rus Roberts, Rachel Santino, Steph- nor McCoy-Mickelson, An- Motorsports Ashley Alden Rainier: Monica Salkum: Tyrus Taylor anie Schiele, Benjamin Shilman, drea Morgan, Michael Morgan, Reaves Silver Creek: Bobbi Murphy Erin Strasheim, Amber Straub, Wade Phillips, Jacob Ramacher, Randle: William Patton Tenino: Cassidy Bywater, Andrew Vonrotz, Mozeek Jonathan Rambo, Christopher Rochester: Daniel Baker, Candis Fisher, Jordan Howell, Letter of Thanks Waggener, Wellington Waggen- Marianne Beltjens, Jericho Richardson, Aimee Rohr, Jayln er, Zachary Wiley, Sean Wills, Schmitt, Marshall Schultz, Sara Samantha Journey, Whitney Hatch, Arianne Johnston, Da- Perkins, Helen Warheit-Niemi Committee Thanks Malisa Winebrenner wins Kemp, Lisa Lancaster, Ga- Simmons, Daniel Smith, There- Toledo: Sierra Boivin, Glen- Chehalis: Jacob Berry, briel Lopossa, Michael Meske, sa Smith, Victoria Valley, Pris- ‘Gressfest’ Helpers da Clark, Gloria Hunter, Dean James Brewer, Aric Catron, Keith Morgan, Steve Nickel, cilla Watson, Brandy Weaver, Lampert, Robert Smith To the editor: Erin Cox, Matthew Damian, Allicia Peterson, Elizabeth San- Justine White, Steven Willis, Tumwater: Dane Schofield Thanks to everyone who Matt Dean, Stephanie Deboer, chez, Brent Strong, Keith Win- Zora Willson, Alison Work- Winlock: helped with the “Gressfest,” a Heather Dickenson, Erica Engle, terowd, Lisa Wiss man, Nickolas Wright, Spencer Joshua Brown, benefit for Centralia resident Jason Evans, Annabelle Fox, Salkum: Danielle Belongia, Zucati Caitlyn Fasano, Thomas Petrie, Steve Gress, who is battling liver Jeanie Gardner, Cassie Ham- Jamie Clay, Tiffany Irwin Cinebar: Amanda Coleman, Thomas Wilson cancer. ilton, Jacqueline Hammond, Shelton: Michael Fiola George Kort Yelm: Grant Potter, Christo- The support we received Anastasia Hansen, Mary Harris, Tacoma: David Anderson, Colville: Josh Baker pher Smith was amazing. It was a success- Kathy Howard, John Hynes, Ja- Daniil Burdeynyy ful event because of the many son Jaber, Richard Jimenez, Ra- Tenino: Conrad Hoffstater, friends, neighbors, co-workers, monda Johnson, Jonathan Judd, Robin Joy, Michael Larsen relatives and former classmates Golshid Koloushani, Vasily Toledo: Travis Chambers, who contributed, planned and Kovzun, Eric Kristenson, Mary Victoria Ericson, Jacob King, worked together. Lewis, Joseph Long, Robert Angela Reed, Jeremy Veigel Kudos to our business com- Lund, Samantha May, Eli Maz- Tumwater: David Haynie munity. Judy, at her Country ariegos, Ann Medford, Colleen Walla Walla: Jaci Hoppen Kitchen, prepared the delicious Murray, Modesto Ojeda, Dar- Winlock: Nathan Camp- spaghetti and Dick’s Brewery rin Oxford, Andrea Ozretich, bell, David Hoogkamer, Dayna provided the venue. The Che- Rebecca Painter, Lauren Phil- Hurtado, Alisha Miller, Debo- halis Indian Nation donated gift lips, Derek Reynolds, Donna rah Pennington, Ginger Petrie, cards for lodging, meals, gas and Robbins, Stacie Savunen, Lind- Robert Schmidt, Linda Stoeck- some Indian art. More than 75 hometown merchants gave qual- ity merchandise and gift cards Names in the News for the silent auction. W.F. West Grad Gets We are proud to live in this area and appreciate all these Degree From Western folks who supported a local fam- Jonnel Deacon, son of Bob and Lisa Deacon, ily facing a diagnosis of liver can- Chehalis, graduated in June from Western Wash- cer. We will remember your help ington University in Bellingham. and we will shop local. Deacon was a top ten W.F. West graduate in 2008 and received his bachelor of science degree The “Gressfest” Cancer Benefit from WWU and Huxley College of Environment, Jonnel Deacon Committee with an emphasis in toxicology and chemistry. 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ON THIS DAY IN LEWIS COUNTY HISTORY

1907 — ‘China Ditch’ Reeks 1931 — 10,000-Egg Omelet in Toledo, were consumed by fire. A vote of 104 for recall and 116 2001 — You Can Hide Your Beer The heat of summer made Chehalis A barn, milk shed, silo, machin- against allowed the controver- Here ery and 8,000 bales of hay were sial official to stay. China Ditch, the drain of down- “The world’s largest omelet” Workers on downtown Cen- town Centralia, into a repulsive lost. The recall effort had began tralia’s “Streetscape” project was cooked during the annual The loss was set at $25,000. in January. Some of the accusa- mess. farmers and merchants picnic were surprised to find a massive “From Tower avenue several “The conflagration began tions included, “misusing city hole underneath the sidewalk in at Alexander Park. More than shortly after noon Saturday credit and contract tampering,” blocks down is the source of 9,000 people attended to see front of McMenamins Olympic much annoyance to pedestrians when Bob Bruner, a visitor at the according to The Chronicle. Club restaurant. The space was Gov. Roland Hartley preside farm, parked a tractor-pulled Penberth denied all charges who have to cross it these warm over cooking of the 10,000-egg eight feet deep, 12 feet wide and days. The odor arising from the trailer, loaded with hay, to the and said he only worked on omelet. went back at least 30 feet from bottom of the ditch is very nau- barn entrance,” The Chronicle council-authorized initiatives the street. seating. In some places the stag- The governor also crowned reported. “Bruner said he went and never violated his oath of Shirley Brown of Winlock as Workers theorized that it was nant water is a foot deep and a inside the barn and ‘heard a office. a space to store kegs of liquor queen of the “Principality of Egg thick scum floats on top. boom.’” during Prohibition, because an- “Unless something is done Land” during a stunt to promote “He ran outside and found other space nearby contained Lewis County’s poultry industry. flaming bales of hay scattered 1999 — TransAlta Welcomed in a very short time to abate the After $554 Million Purchase what appeared to be wooden nuisance, the chances of an epi- The eight-foot-diameter fry- around the entrance and the rails down which kegs could be TransAlta, which purchased demic of typhoid fever will be ing pan weighed nearly half a trailer afire. He unhitched the rolled into storage. excellent,” reported The Chron- ton and had been shipped down tractor and managed to save the the Centralia Steam-Electric icle. from Seattle. A special stove machine. Several calves, inside Plant and Centralia Mining Co. containing 3,000 bricks was the barn at the time of the fire, for $554 million, was welcomed were led to safety also.” to Lewis County by a luncheon 1910 — Adna Grange Is Born constructed for the noon om- elet-baking. at the Southwest Washington The Adna Grange was for- Fairgrounds. Nearly 350 people mally born, with the charter 1997 — Pe Ell Mayor Penberth attended the event. members being John P. Winkler, 1959 — Baled Hay ‘Explodes’ Survives Recall TransAlta President Steve Snyder promised the operation W.M., Senator H.O. Fishback, L., Three buildings on the Jack Mayor John Penberth nar- would be managed by local peo- and Mrs. Raaschke, secretary. Inman farm, four miles north of rowly kept his position in Pe Ell. ple. “It’s not our style, quite frank- ly, to displace the local manage- ment,” Snyder said. Rich Woolley, plant manager, would eventually manage the combined operation.

Submitted by Dick Ponder for ”Our Hometowns; Volume 1” A 1940 Army maneuver encampment near the "Boy's Training School," or Green Hill, attracted many curious Chehalis residents. World War II draftees from all over the United States came to this and other area locations for armed ield training for the regular Army. "It was a big deal," said Dick Ponder, who visited the camp as a boy with his grandfather, John Martin Ponder. Dick stands at center near a motorcycle and sidecar with his siblings, Jo, left, and Tom, right. The city of Chehalis is in the background. This photo is from volume 1 of "Our Hometowns: A historical photo album of Greater Lewis County," and can be purchased at The Chronicle, Book 'n' Brush and the Lewis County Historical Museum. COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, July 24, 2012 • Life 5

GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

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

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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

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Quick Fix Fresh Fish Makes a Tasty Taco Dinner By Linda Gassenheimer substituted for sazon. 1 tablespoon sazon or Old Bay McClatchy Newspapers Any type of white fish can be seasoning used — the fresher the better. 1 teaspoon paprika Tacos, a traditional Mexican If you like your salad spicy, 2 teaspoons lime juice, plus 1 dish, are becoming a favorite add several drops hot pepper lime as garnish American sandwich. sauce to the avocado slices. Olive oil spray I tasted a delicious fish taco COUNTDOWN: ¾ cup diced tomatoes recently at a Miami food truck, ¾ cup diced onion Que Pinche Taco, and asked the Prepare avocado and set aside. Salt and freshly ground pep- owner, Octavio Miller, how he Prepare fish taco. per made them. He told me he only Finish avocado salad. This meal 548 contains calo- 4 (6-inch) flour tortillas uses the freshest fish and deli- 2 tablespoons reduced-fat cately seasons the fillets. He also ries per serving with 35 percent of calories from fat. mayonnaise makes everything fresh to order. 1 cup shredded lettuce I’ve adapted his recipe for home SHOPPING LIST: Sprinkle both sides of the fil- use. Here are the ingredients let with seasoning and paprika. Al Diaz / Miami Herald Octavio uses sazon, a type you’ll need for tonight’s Dinner Squeeze 2 teaspoons lime juice Fresh ish makes a tasty taco served with avocado salad. of seasoned salt used in Latin in Minutes: over the fish. Heat a nonstick dishes. A simple homemade To buy: ¾ pound white fish skillet over medium-high heat and top with fish. Spoon toma- 4 cups shredded lettuce recipe is to mix 1 teaspoon salt, fillet, 1 package sazon or Old and spray with olive oil. toes and onion on top and fold Peel avocado and cut it in half 1 teaspoon garlic powder, 1 tea- Bay seasoning, 1 package diced Saute fish 3 minutes. Turn tacos in half. Cut whole lime around the stone. Remove the spoon ground cumin, 1 teaspoon tomatoes, 1 package diced on- fish over and add the tomatoes into quarters and place 2 on each stone and slice the avocado. Place ground coriander and 1 teaspoon ion, 2 limes, 1 package shredded and onion to the skillet. Saute 4 plate. Makes 2 servings. in a bowl and drizzle with dress- annatto (or paprika). lettuce, 1 small package 6-inch minutes. Fish should be opaque, ing. He serves the tacos open. You Per serving: 464 calories (29 flour tortillas, 1 small, ripe avo- not translucent. Add salt and percent from fat), 14.8 g fat (3.5 When tacos are ready, divide can eat them as an open-face cado. pepper to taste. lettuce leaves between 2 dinner sandwich or fold them over taco g saturated, 6.1 g monounsatu- Staples: Olive oil spray, pa- While fish cooks, wrap tor- rated), 84 mg cholesterol, 41.0 g plates and place avocado slices style. Either way they make a prika, reduced-fat oil and vinegar and dressing on lettuce. Makes 2 simple, delicious dinner. tillas in paper towel, and micro- protein, 42.5 g carbohydrates, 4.5 dressing, reduced-fat mayon- wave 30 seconds. (Or wrap them g fiber, 590 mg sodium. servings. To save preparation time, use naise, salt, black peppercorns. already-diced fresh tomatoes in foil and place in a toaster oven Per serving: 84 calories (70 and onions from the produce de- or under a broiler for a minute to AVOCADO SALAD percent from fat), 6.5 g fat (0.8 g partment. warm through.) saturated, 3.7 g monounsaturat- FISH TACOS Spread mayonnaise over one ½ small, ripe avocado ed), 1 mg cholesterol, 1.9 g protein, HELPFUL HINTS: ¾ pound white fish fillet (tila- side of the 4 tortillas. Place shred- 2 tablespoons reduced-fat oil 6.7 g carbohydrates, 4.3 g fiber, 15 Old Bay seasoning may be pia, sole, flounder) ded lettuce over the mayonnaise, and vinegar dressing mg sodium. ADVICE: Dear Abby Adoption Was The Right Thing To Do For Pregnant Teen Mom DEAR ABBY: I was glad to healthier for everyone except in I’m sure I did the right thing. her someday, to be sure she’s likely there would be groups for see the letter you printed from cases of rape, incest or abuse/ Thanks for writing, “Fine all right, but if it never happens, people who don’t feel that sense “Fine With My Decision” (April neglect. With My Decision.” You’ve got that’s OK, too. of regret. 22). I placed a baby boy for adop- If the child I gave birth company in me, and I’m sure Some people are born with- In my case, I was conceived tion when I was 16. My parents to were to come looking for there are plenty more of us out out that “mother” instinct, and because my birth parents want- were bitterly me, I feel that’s his right and I there. — FINE WITH MY DE- it’s best they not have children ed to make money. They were disappointed wouldn’t turn him away. But I CISION, TOO they really don’t want. Too many ahead of their time, shall we say, and sent me out have never felt a desire to look DEAR FINE TOO: Your let- people become parents because in terms of surrogate parent- of state. But de- for him. His birth was not a hap- ter expresses the sentiments of they think it’s the thing to do, hood. I wish I could have met spite my some- py event in my life, and I don’t many women who responded, as and the children suffer. — SIN- them, but both died long before I what immature care to revisit that chapter. I I knew they would. Their com- GLE AND HAPPY began my search. and rebellious don’t regard him as my son. The ments: DEAR ABBY: I’m an adop- Achieving adulthood for me nature, I was people who raised him are his DEAR ABBY: I gave up my tee and while our situations are was the realization that no mat- — and remain — parents, not the green kid who daughter when I was 20. I have not the same, I can assure the ter how we start out, in the long glad my parents got herself in trouble. thought about her many times, woman who wrote you that she’s run, our lives are our responsi- made me do the By Abigail Van Buren I’m somewhat younger than but have no other feelings than not a “freak.” I applaud her hon- bility. I hope “Fine” stops beat- right thing. the girls who gave up babies hoping she’s OK. I gave her up esty about her feelings and ap- ing herself up and uses that en- In the years since, there has from the 1940s to 1960s, so I because I knew I wasn’t ready preciate her willingness to give ergy to nurture the relationships been a trend toward “open adop- didn’t get the “keep it a deep for motherhood. I never married her child the chance to connect she does have, including the one tions” and emotional reunions dark secret” advice. I also don’t and have no other children. with biological relatives who do she has with herself. — REV. J. between birth mothers and feel I was unfairly coerced. I was I have enjoyed my life. I want a relationship. The support IN NEW YORK adoptees who were separated 16 and couldn’t support a child. wish my daughter, wherever she groups she has encountered exist DEAR READERS: For a lon- under the “closed system.” I When I think of how my life is, the best, and I hope her life because people who regret their ger version of this column, go to think open adoption is probably would have been if I’d kept him, has been great. I’d love to meet decisions need support. It’s not DearAbby.com.

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(N) (CC) Landlord” (CC) Julia” (CC) (N) Raymond (CC) The First 48 A brutal convenience-store The First 48 “Hot Lot; Blind Faith” A The First 48 Miami police probe a The First 48 (N) (CC) Cajun Justice (N) Cajun Justice (N) Cajun Justice (CC) Cajun Justice A&E 52 52 slaying. (CC) man is shot dead in a scrap yard. janitor’s murder. (CC) (CC) (CC) “Mardi Gras” AMC 67 67 CSI: Miami “Ashes to Ashes” A priest is CSI: Miami “Broken” A girl is murdered ››› Open Range (2003, Western) Robert Duvall, Kevin Costner, Annette Bening. Cattle herdsmen battle a ruthless ››› Open Range (2003, Western) shot to death in his church. at a restaurant. ’ (CC) rancher in 1882. (CC) Robert Duvall, Kevin Costner. (CC) APL 43 43 Dirty Jobs Mike visits a cricket farm. River Monsters: Unhooked ’ (CC) River Monsters Goes Tribal ’ (CC) River Monsters ’ (CC) Swamp Wars “Flesh-Eating Lizards” River Monsters Goes Tribal ’ (CC) BET 56 56 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live “Top 10 Countdown” ››› Eve’s Bayou (1997) Jurnee Smollett. A girl’s family life unravels in 1960s Louisiana. (CC) Linewatch (2008, Drama) Cuba Gooding Jr., Omari Hardwick. (CC) The Real Housewives of Orange The Real Housewives of Orange The Real Housewives of New Jersey Kathy Griffin Comedy Special: Tired Kathy Griffin: Seaman 1st Class The Watch What Hap- Kathy Griffin: BRAVO 66 66 County “Reunion” (Part 2 of 2) (CC) County “Lost Footage Special” (CC) “Sit Down and Man Up” Hooker Kathy Griffin performs. comic performs in Long Beach, Calif. pens: Live (N) Seaman CBUT 29 29 News Coronation Street (N) (CC) (DVS) Jeopardy! (N) The Nature of Things ’ (CC) Love, Hate & Propaganda CBC News: The National ’ (CC) George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight C M T 61 61 The Dukes of Hazzard ’ (CC) The Dukes of Hazzard ’ (CC) My Big Redneck Vacation ’ (CC) My Big Redneck Vacation ’ (CC) Redneck Island “Leapin’ Lizards” Redneck Island ’ (CC) CNBC 46 46 Crime Inc. “Deadly Prescriptions” American Greed Mad Money Crime Inc. “Deadly Prescriptions” American Greed Paid Program Hair Restoration CNN 44 44 Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Erin Burnett OutFront Piers Morgan Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Erin Burnett OutFront CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Nancy Grace Showbiz Tonight Piers Morgan Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) 30 Rock “Blind 30 Rock “Jack the The Colbert Re- The Daily Show Chappelle’s Show South Park “AWE- South Park “Over The Comedy Central Roast “Bob Saget” Comedian Bob The Daily Show The Colbert Re- COM 60 60 Date” ’ (CC) Writer” (CC) port (CC) With Jon Stewart (CC) SOM-O” Logging” (CC) Saget. (CC) With Jon Stewart port (N) (CC) D I S 41 41 Phineas and Ferb Good-Charlie Gravity Falls ’ My Babysitter Code 9 (N) (CC) Jessie (N) (CC) Phineas and Ferb Gravity Falls ’ Austin & Ally ’ Good-Charlie Phineas and Ferb Gravity Falls ’ Auction Kings ’ Auction Kings ’ Auction Kings ’ Auction Kings ’ Auction Kings ’ Auction Kings ’ Auction Kings (N) Auction Kings (N) Property Wars Property Wars (N) Auction Kings ’ Auction Kings ’ DSC 8 8 (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) “Timber!” (N) ’ ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) E! 65 65 15 Awesomest Boy Bands E! News (N) The Soup Zachary Mrs. Eastwood & ›› Shallow Hal (2001, Romance-Comedy) Gwyneth Paltrow, Jack Black. A su- Chelsea Lately (N) E! News Levi. Company perficial man now sees only the inner beauty of a very fat woman. ESPN 32 32 Audibles (N) SportsCenter (N) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 2012 ESPYs (CC) MMA Live (N) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) NFL Live (N) (CC) SportsCenter Special (N) FAM 39 39 ›› Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (2006) Johnny Depp. ››› Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson. The 700 Club (CC) FNC 48 48 Hannity (N) On the Record, Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (CC) Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren The Five FOOD 35 35 Chopped “Dream’n of Redeem’n!” Chopped Chopped “Good Chop, Bad Chop?” Chopped “Orzo It Seemed” Chef Wanted With Anne Burrell (N) 3 Days to Open With Bobby Flay How I Met Your How I Met Your Two and a Half Two and a Half Two and a Half Two and a Half Anger Manage- Anger Manage- Wilfred “Control” Louie Louie goes BrandX With Rus- Louie Louie goes FX 53 53 Mother ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) ment ment (N) (N) on a date. (N) sell Brand (N) on a date. GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf RBC Canadian Open, First Round. Golf Central (N) 19th Hole (N) LPGA Tour Golf Evian Masters, First Round. From France. School of Golf HALL 19 19 ›› Little House on the Prairie (1974, Drama) Michael Landon, Karen Grassle. Little House on the Prairie Charles Little House on the Prairie “Country Frasier “Love Bites Frasier “The Im- Frasier “A Crane’s Frasier “Head A pioneer family attempts to survive in 1870s Kansas. (CC) promises to fix store roof. (CC) Girls” The girls worry about school. Dog” (CC) possible Dream” Critique” Game” ’ (CC) HGTV 68 68 Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l House Hunters Property Brothers (CC) Born Sellers Selling London House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Great Lake Warriors (N) (CC) Ice Road Truckers (CC) LI FE 51 51 Trading Spouses: Mommy Trading Spouses: Mommy Project Runway A live runway show. Project Runway The unconventional challenge. (N) (CC) Project Runway The unconventional challenge. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word The Ed Show The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word Hardball With Chris Matthews (CC) MTV 63 63 That ’70s Show True Life Living with Tourette’s syndrome. ’ (CC) Awkward. ’ Awkward. ’ Snooki Snooki Snooki Awkward. (N) ’ Snooki Awkward. ’ NBCS 34 34 XXX Summer Olympics Men’s Soccer. Qualifying round: Honduras vs. Morocco, Mexico vs. South Korea, United Arab Emirates vs. Uruguay, Great Britain vs. Senegal, Belarus vs. New Zealand. NICK 40 40 Victorious (CC) Victorious (CC) Figure It Out (N) Splatalot (N) ’ Victorious (CC) Victorious (CC) Hollywood Heights (N) ’ (CC) George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 House A death row inmate collapses. House “Autopsy” ’ (CC) House Cuddy’s handyman falls. ’ House The spread of tuberculosis. House “Daddy’s Boy” ’ (CC) House “Spin” ’ (CC) R O OT 31 31 Mariners Access Mariners Pre. MLB Baseball Kansas City Royals at Seattle Mariners. From Safeco Field in Seattle. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) Mariners Post. Seahawks The Dan Patrick Show Jail A woman is ar- Jail ’ (CC) World’s Worst Ten- World’s Worst Ten- iMPACT Wrestling (N Same-day Tape) ’ (CC) UFC Unleashed ’ MMA Uncensored 1,000 Ways to SPIKE 57 57 rested. ’ (CC) ants ’ ants ’ Live (N) ’ Die ’ SYFY 59 59 ›› Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings (2011) Sean Skene, Scott Johnson. (CC) ›››› The Silence of the Lambs (1991, Suspense) Jodie Foster, Anthony Hopkins. (CC) ›› Saw III (2006) TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince Hillsong TV Praise the Lord (Live). Live-Holy Land The Evidence Bible Prophecy Creflo Dollar Praise the Lord “TBN Classics” The King of The King of Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Family Guy “Air- Family Guy ’ The Big Bang The Big Bang Sullivan & Son The Big Bang Conan Olivia Munn; Flo Rida; Ben TBS 55 55 Queens ’ (CC) Queens ’ (CC) Cheever Letters” Switch” ’ (CC) port ’07” (CC) (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) (N) (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Stiller. (N) TLC 38 38 Four Weddings (N) ’ (CC) Four Weddings (N) ’ (CC) Four Weddings ’ (CC) Four Weddings ’ (CC) Four Weddings ’ (CC) Four Houses “...and a Ferry” (CC) The Mentalist “Red John’s Friends” The Mentalist “Red Rum” Murdered The Mentalist “Paint It Red” A $50 mil- The Mentalist “Crimson Casanova” Cho The Mentalist “Scarlett Fever” A poison- CSI: NY “Manhattanhenge” Compass TNT 54 54 Patrick leaves the CBI. ’ (CC) high schooler. ’ (CC) lion painting is stolen. ’ (CC) go under cover as a ladies man. ing death at a country club. (CC) Killer’s fourth victim. ’ (CC) TOON 42 42 Regular Show Total Drama Adventure Time Adventure Time Annoying Orange Regular Show King of the Hill King of the Hill American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Man v. Food Man v. Food Best Sandwich Best Sandwich Trip Flip (N) (CC) Trip Flip (CC) Top Spot (N) Top Spot (CC) Food Paradise: London (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... (N) Clipaholics (N) Top 20 Most Shocking NCIS “Guilty Pleasure” Officer’s death NCIS “Moonlighting” A specialist’s job NCIS “Tell-All” NCIS investigates a mes- Burn Notice “Shock Wave” (N) (CC) Suits “All In” An unorthodox case. (N) Political Animals Diffusing the hostage USA 58 58 links to a prostitute. ’ (CC) leads to murder. ’ (CC) sage in blood. ’ (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) situation. (CC) VH1 62 62 Hollywood Exes ’ 40 Greatest Feuds Opinions on recent celebrity battles. ’ ›› Malibu’s Most Wanted (2003, Comedy) Jamie Kennedy, Taye Diggs. ’ ›› Soul Plane (2004) Kevin Hart. ’