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New Home for Dancing ‘Expanding Horizons’ Southwest Washington Dance Center Seeks Program Seeks to Give Young Girls a Look at Volunteers, Donations for New Space / Life Several Potential Career Options / Main 6 Mossyrock Native Takes Part in Centralia WSU ‘Smart-Home’ Research Team Officer Saves $1.77 Million Grant Awarded for Study of Health-Monitoring Equipment Woman From Overdose

By The Chronicle Less than a month after Lewis County law enforcement officers began carrying the opioid antidote naloxone, also known as Narcan, a Centralia police officer used the drug Monday to revive a woman believed to be overdosing on heroin. At 12:46 a.m. on Tuesday, an officer responded to the 800 block of Euclid Way in Centra- lia to a report of a suspected heroin overdose. The officer arrived to find a 36-year-old woman who was not breathing and had no pulse.

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Courtesy Photo Shelly Fritz points out a sensor in a test home used for her grant research. An assistant professor at Washington State University, Fritz is part of a research team striving a Lot to create prolonged in-home independence for the elderly, injured and disabled. Going On’ By Jordan Nailon School of Electrical Engineer- [email protected] ing and Computer Science, as well as Maureen Schmitter- in Hank Shelly Fritz believes that Edgecombe, a professor in the in-home sensors and informed Department of Psychology. She Case, Notes artificial intelligence could be says that the process to obtain the ticket to increased at-home federal funding was laborious independence and overall lon- but the quality and extensive Attorney gevity for at-risk populations experience of her partners ulti- such as the elderly, injured or have been pursuing together home” technology. mately paved the way forward. APPEAL PROCESS permanently disabled. since 2012. After much persis- Work on the officially fund- “Yes, it was a lot of work, Fritz, a Mossyrock native, is tence, that team received the ed project began post-haste on however, we received the grant CONTINUES: After Dog an assistant professor of nurs- good news they’d been waiting Aug. 1. in-part because of their repu- Declared Dangerous ing at the Washington State for on July 31 when they were “That’s the way government tation as researchers. They University College of Nursing informed that their team had works,” laughed Fritz. “They have been doing smart home Was Adopted Out to in Vancouver. For the last two been awarded a $1.77 million tell you today and expect you to research together for about 10 Unknowing Family, years, she has been angling for grant by the National Institute get started tomorrow.” years. I am one of the newer federal grant funding in order of Nursing Research in order to Fritz is flanked on the re- members of the Center for Several Court Actions to spur on the research that she conduct further study on the search team by Dr. Diane Remain Underway and a team of WSU scientists use of groundbreaking “smart- Cook, chair professor in the please see RESEARCH, page Main 14 By Justyna Tomtas [email protected] A superior court judge in Audit of Lewis County Generates ‘Clean Opinion’ Grays Harbor County signed an order on Monday that af- firms a previous decision in on Financial Statements and Federal Awards Lewis County District Court that a dog adopted out to its 2016 AUDIT: Two Material Auditor’s Office last week, staff informed ing too concerning.” owner after its name was the Board of Lewis County Commissioners The state Auditor’s Office found one changed cannot have its clas- Weaknesses Identified by State they received a “clean opinion” on a finan- material weakness during its financial sification of “dangerous” Auditor’s Office cial statement and federal awards audits for statement audit, which looks at major funds. dropped. 2016, although material weaknesses were The office looked at two programs dur- The move now allows the By Justyna Tomtas found in both categories. ing its audit — the Schools and Roads fund appeal process to continue in and the Airport Improvement Project. the case of Hank the dog. [email protected] Bryson Bristol, the audit manager for the Office of the Washington State Auditor, In an exit conference with the state’s said the deficiencies identified were “noth- please see AUDIT, page Main 14 please see HANK, page Main 14

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Community Editor’s Best Bet First Oktoberfest Event Coming to Packwood The first Oktoberfest event available. VIP admittance and more will be offered. in Packwood will be held Fri- will include entry for Friday There will also be a vendor day through Saturday at the and Saturday, a chef-cooked village. Packwood Community Cen- authentic German meal, • Last call will be at 10:30 Calendar ter thanks to the Packwood schnapps tasting with com- p.m., and gates close at 11 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 26 Improvement Club and oth- memorative Packwood shot THE CALENDAR ers. glass, a commemorative Ok- Health and Hope Medical Outreach, toberfest stein and private in- Saturday: free medical clinic, 5:30-8 p.m., North- HAS MOVED Cost for entry is $5 presale west Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks Hill Road, or $6 at the gate. Children door seating. • Gates open at 11 a.m. The Chronicle has moved its To learn more, visit desti- • Music and entertainment Centralia, for those whose income is less popular community calendar under 10 enter for free. An than 200 percent of the poverty level, ID will be required to receive nationpackwood.com. throughout the day. 360-623-1485 to the Main section in order Additional information: to provide more time for area a wristband. Another entry • Beer Haus will include Greater Lewis County Community root beer on tap, a vendor vil- Farmers Market, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Boist- organizations to report their package, which is $15 presale fort Street, Chehalis events for inclusion in The and $18 at the gate, will in- Friday: lage, dance floor, brats, pret- Chronicle. Previously, the clude entry fee, a commemo- • Gates open at 6 p.m. zels, authentic German lunch calendar was published in the Public Agencies rative stein and $6 in drink • A traditional Oktoberfest plates and more. Life section. By moving it to tickets. opening ceremony will in- • At 6 p.m., a VIP dinner Centralia City Council, 7 p.m., the Main section, events can A VIP dinner will also be will be held for a total of 50 City Hall, 118 W. Maple St., Centralia, clude the “tapping of the keg.” be accepted for publication as offered at a cost of $50, but pre-purchase ticket-holders. 360-330-7670 long as they are submitted by • Music by the Smilin’ Lewis County Planning Commission, 4 p.m. Monday for the Tuesday there will be no sales at the Scandinavians, beer haus, • Last call will be at 10:30 6 p.m., Lewis County Courthouse, 360- calendar, 4 p.m. Wednesday door and only 50 seats are dance floor, brats, pretzels p.m., and gates close at 11 p.m. 740-1284, http://goo.gl/1a1Zb for the Thursday calendar and Lewis County PUD Commission, 4 p.m. Friday for the Saturday 10 a.m., PUD auditorium, 345 NW Pa- cific Ave., Chehalis, 360-748-9261 or calendar. Send information on your events to Jackie Viall 1-800-562-5612 Bereavement Support, 10-11 a.m., tate Cancer Support Group, 7-8 p.m., large group 7 p.m., small groups 8 p.m., at [email protected] or Morton General Hospital conference Mother Joseph Room, Providence Cen- Grace Foursquare Church, 3030 Borst [email protected]. room, Diane Hurley, 360-496-3591, or tralia Hospital, 360-388-6271 Ave., Centralia, 360-736-0778, www. Organizations Lisa Reed, 360-807-7775 Connections, NAMI Lewis County, gracefoursquarechurch.com Forest Grange, 3397 Jackson High- “Up From Grief,” for those griev- recovery support group for adults with Jackson Highway, Chehalis Friday Night Live, Narcotics Anony- way, 7 p.m. ing the loss of a loved one, 10-11 a.m., mental illness, 2-3:30 p.m., Mary Room, mous, 7-9 p.m., Dayspring Baptist Two Town Tuners, 7 p.m., Lewis and Morton General Hospital, conference Centralia United Methodist Church, 506 Church Fellowship Hall, 2088 Jackson Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centra- Public Agencies room 2, sponsored by Assured Hospice, S. Washington Ave., 253-468-7435 Highway, Chehalis, 360-508-6495 lia, tuners.groupanizer.com 360-807-7776 Riverside Fire Authority Board of Mount St. Helens Patchwork Quilters, Commissioners, 7:30 p.m., Headquar- 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lewis County Historical Friday, Sept. 29 ters Station, 1818 Harrison Ave., Centra- Saturday, Sept. 30 Museum, 599 NW Front St., Chehalis, Thursday, Sept. 28 lia, 360-736-3975 or sslorey@riverside- 360-880-5134 It, rated R, (no one under 17 admit- fire.net Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Ea- Friends of the Centralia Timberland ted without a parent or guardian), Roxy Washington Parks to gles, 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, Library, 5:30 p.m., Centralia library Theater, Morton, 7 p.m. Adults, $9, stu- 360-748-7241 meeting room, 360-951-9726 dents and Seniors, $8. Contact www. Celebrate Public Lands Libraries Free non-certified CPR class, 6 p.m., mortonroxy.org or 360-496-0541 Daughters of the Pioneers of Wash- Olequa Senior Center, Olequa Senior ington, 1 p.m., Lewis County Historical Book Babies, Chehalis Timberland Oregon Trail music and dancing, With Free Day Center, 119 SW Kerron St., Winlock. Reg- Museum meeting room, 599 NW Front Library, Wednesdays, 10-11 a.m., books, open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., istration required. Call 360-785-4325. Visitors to Washington state St., Chehalis. Free to all. bounces, music and play for babies and Cowlitz Prairie Grange, 360-864-2023 their participating caregivers. parks will not need a Discover Harvey Nelson and Swing Stuff Band, Pass on Sept. 30. Fees for day Preschool Storytime, Packwood Tim- Public Agencies country/western, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cit- Support Groups berland Library, 11:30 a.m.-noon. Stories, ies Senior Center, $6, 360-350-2423 use will be waived as a way of songs, and activities for preschoolers Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency Centralia Farmers Market, 10 a.m.- celebrating the 24th annual Na- Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, for and their participating caregivers. on Aging, Council of Governments, 2 3 p.m., parking lot west of Vanity Fair, tional Public Lands Day. people who speak Spanish, 5:30-7 p.m., p.m., 2404 Heritage Court SW, Suite Centralia Outlet Mall, accept EBT cards, A press release from Washing- 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, spon- A, Olympia, 360-664-2168, 1-888-545- Organizations WIC and SFMNP coupons, 360-985- ton State Parks noted that “public sored by Human Response Network, 0910 or email [email protected] 0662, www.centraliafarmersmarket.org 360-748-6601 lands offer a great opportunity Chehalis Valley Evening Garden Oakview Grange Rummage Sale, Second Chance/Lewis County Brain to get outside and get active. Re- Club, 7 p.m., call for meeting location, Organizations Oakview Grange will hold its fall rum- Injury Support Group, 5 p.m., call 360- 360-748-6189 mage sale Sept. 29 and 30, 9-4 p.m. at search shows that getting young 864-4341 or 360-983-3166 for meeting Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 10:15 a.m., Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., 2715 N. Pearl, Centralia. Lunch and cof- location people and families to spend Assembly of God church, 702 SE First St., Bucoda Odd Fellows Community Cen- fee available. more time outdoors is a critical Al Anon, Fellowship in Unity, 6-7 p.m., Winlock ter, 101 E. Seventh St., second floor, Bu- step toward preventing childhood Unity Center, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, Cowlitz Prairie Grange, business coda, 360-736-6717 360-237-4082, 360-269-2531 meeting 7:30 p.m., potluck dessert to Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, Libraries obesity, diabetes and depression.” Grateful Girlfriends, support group follow, 360-864-2023 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 The free day is part of the Preschool Storytime, Chehalis for women experiencing cancer, 7-8:30 United Women in Business, 5:30 p.m., Grand Ave., Centralia, 360-485-2852 State Parks’ commitment to the p.m., Centralia Nazarene Church, 1119 W. Timberland Library, 10- 11 a.m., stories, Kit Carson banquet room, Chehalis, Lewis County Republican Club, songs, and activities for preschoolers public following the creation of First St., 360-748-9508 or lcdrmeyers@ 360-388-5252 lunch served at noon, Woodland Village, reachone.com and their participating caregivers. the Discover Pass system in 2011. Seniors’ Bible study, 2 p.m., Calvary Chehalis, 360-740-9868 The pass costs $30 annually or GriefShare, a recovery group for Assembly of God, Centralia, 360-736- S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst those who have lost a loved one, 10 6769 or 360-324-9050 Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, 360-269-3827 $10 for a single-day permit and a.m.-noon, Faith Baptist Church, 436 Organizations Daughters of the Pioneers of or 360-736-4163 provides daytime access to lands Coal Creek Road, Chehalis, $20 for work- Washington, 1 p.m., Lewis County His- Zonta Club of Centralia-Chehalis, 6 Lewis County Writers Guild, 5 p.m., managed by Washington State book, 360-264-4482, 360-785-3635, or torical Museum, downtown Chehalis, p.m., Elks Lodge, 1732 S. Gold St., Cen- Station Coffee Bar & Bistro, Centralia, www.griefshare.org Parks, the Washington Depart- 360-748-0905 tralia, 360-330-0564 http://lewiscountywriters.wordpress. ment of Natural Resources and East County Support Group, NAMI com/ Lewis County, for those affected by the Washington Department of mental illness, 10-11 a.m., Salkum Support Groups Support Groups Fish and Wildlife. Timberland Library community room, Support Groups The original Discover Pass 208-476-8070 Domestic violence support group, GriefShare, a recovery group for 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- those who have lost a loved one, 7-8:30 H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., legislation stipulated that up Wednesday, Sept. 27 halis, sponsored by Human Response p.m., Mountain View Baptist Church, Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 to 12 free days per year could Network, 360-748-6601 1201 Belmont Ave., Centralia, $10, Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, 360-480-0592, be established for State Parks. Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Emotions Anonymous, 12 Step Club, 360-827-2172 [email protected] starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 8 p.m., Yard Birds, 360-304-9334 Us Too Southwest Washington Pros- Celebrate Recovery, dinner 6 p.m., please see CALENDAR, page Main 11 The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map

Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Sept. 26, 2017 Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 48.53 65.0 -0.03 Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 73.07 85.0 +0.02 Cowlitz at Packwood 1.56 10.5 -0.01 Cowlitz at Randle Mostly Cloudy Sunny Sunny Mostly Cloudy Partly Cloudy 3.87 18.0 -0.03 Cowlitz below Mayfield Dam 74° 54° 78° 56° 79° 57° 69° 53° 66° 50° 9.90 -- +0.00 Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon

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The Chronicle / File Photo Centralia Police Officer Ruben Ramirez lets K-9 Lobo off the leash to chase after a Chronicle reporter during a demonstration in June 2012. Centralia K9 Lobo to Retire After Seven Years Due to Medical Condition PLANS: Centralia, will declare Lobo surplus prop- and plan to travel in two weeks Nielsen said the two dogs and certified to detect narcotics and erty and will later sell him to to Europe to visit breeders and possibly a third from an agency has searched eight vehicles since Chehalis to Buy, Train Ramirez for $1, which is com- check out possible dogs. They outside Lewis County will par- then. New Police Dogs Together mon practice, Nielsen said. will donate their services to Cen- ticipate in a police K9 “academy” “Lobo’s most notable seizure After Sept. 30, Lobo will live a tralia and contract with Chehalis for their police-specific training was 24 pounds of methamphet- By Natalie Johnson “well-deserved” retirement as an for training. once they get back to the United amine concealed in the gas tank [email protected] ordinary family dog, he added. European-bred German States. of a vehicle,” according to a news After Lobo’s retirement, Lew- shepherds, Belgian Malinois, Officer Ramirez is one of two release from the Centralia Police After seven years of faithfully is County will be down to one Dutch shepherds and similar applicants for Centralia’s new serving the Centralia Police De- Department. “Lobo has also as- police dog — the Lewis County breeds are preferred by police handler position. Officer Warren sisted in the seizure of approxi- partment and his handler Of- Sheriff’s Office’s Axel, handled agencies over American-bred Ayers, Reign’s former handler, ficer Ruben Ramirez, K9 Lobo mately $100,000 in drug-related by Deputy Rick VanWyck. The versions, Nielsen said. will again take on the duty for cash.” is retiring this month due to an “Generally it’s because of the Chehalis. Chehalis Police Department’s The Centralia Police Depart- “unforeseen medical condition,” dog, Reign, died earlier this year health,” he said. “Unfortunately Lobo joined the department ment’s K9 program, apart from according to the department. on duty after a still-unexplained the American-bred shepherds in June 2010 and began his train- Chief Carl Nielsen said vet- medical event. have been bred more for looks ing in September of that year. He the officer’s salary and patrol erinarians aren’t sure yet exactly As they have in the past, the than for working so unfortu- was certified a few months later. vehicle, is paid for by donations, what ails the dog. departments plan to purchase nately there’s a lot of health is- Since then, Lobo, a German including donated food, medi- “They’ve narrowed it down to two new dogs and train them sues.” shepherd, has been deployed 197 cal care and the cost of purchase like three things but all three are together, Nielsen and Chehalis They plan to pick the best two times with 84 successful captures and training of the dog. career-ending,” he said. Chief Glenn Schaffer told The dogs they can get — based on of suspects. The deployments in- The dogs are expected to cost The Centralia City Council Chronicle Monday. temperament and drive to work cluded building, evidence and $11,000 each, Nielsen said. Schaf- plans to honor the dog Tuesday “We’re going to keep that con- rather than color or breed and area searches, tracks and appre- fer said training will cost another at its regular city council meet- sistency and teamwork in play,” likely between 10 and 18 months hensions of suspects. He has also $5,000. Donations can be made ing and proclaim Sept. 26 as “Po- Schaffer said. old — who will already have a participated in 24 public demon- to the Chehalis Police Officers lice K9 Lobo Appreciation Day.” Nielsen and his wife Jan own basic level of law enforcement- strations. Association and the Centralia At that meeting, the council a police dog training business geared training. In May 2016, Lobo became Police Officers Association. Lewis County Offices, Propositions on Nov. 7 General Election Ballot By The Chronicle Mossyrock City Ell School Board, three on the The Lewis County Auditor’s Election Council, four Rochester School Board, three on THURSTON COUNTY MAILS OVER 7,080 BALLOTS TO Office has released a list of offic- positions on the Toledo School Board, three on MILITARY, OVERSEAS VOTERS the Napavine the White Pass School Board and es, district positions and a brief 2017 By The Chronicle two on the Winlock School Board. summary of propositions that City Council, Thurston County has mailed over 7,080 ballots and voters’ pamphlets to will be submitted to qualified three positions One commissioner position military and overseas civilian voters for the Nov. 7 general election, accord- electors in their district for the on the Pe Ell at both the Centralia and Cheha- ing to the county auditor’s elections division. Nov. 7 general election. Town Council, lis Ports will be on the ballot. The mailing is 45 days in advance of election day to give the voters For more details on the propo- two positions There is at least one com- time to learn about the candidates and issues, and to vote and return their sitions, the resolutions are avail- on the Toledo missioner position on the ballot ballots. Ballot declarations have to be signed and dated by election day or re- able for review in the Auditor’s Of- City Council, five positions on for the fire districts of Onalas- ka, Toledo, Mossyrock, Morton, ceived by email or fax by 8 p.m. Pacific Time on election night, according fice, 351 NW North St., Chehalis, the Vader City Council, and two to a press release. Napavine, Chehalis, Salkum- between 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mon- council positions and the mayor “Last year, military members voted on state and federal candidates. day through Friday and are also position for the city of Winlock. Silver Creek, Curtis-Klaber- This year, they’ll vote on the people taking care of their roads, police, fire, Boistfort, Randle, Winlock, available online at elections.lewis- For area school districts, there schools, and everything else in the community they call home,” Thurston countywa.gov/current-election/. Doty-Dryad, Glenoma and the County Auditor Mary Hall said. “And as a friendly reminder, voters don’t are two positions on the ballot Riverside Fire Authority. have to vote on every single race. They can vote on as many or as few races Questions can also be an- for the Adna School Board, three as they want and their ballot will still count.” swered by calling 360-740-1278. There is also at least one com- in the Boistfort School District, missioner position for the cem- Military and overseas voters who have not received a ballot by Oct. 18 There are three advisory three for the Castle Rock School should call or email the elections division at 360-786-5408 or elections@ votes for state issues on the ballot. etery districts of Winlock, Gleno- co.thurston.wa.us for a replacement ballot. Ballots can also be download- Board, two on the Centralia ma-Packwood-Randle and Vader. ed online at www.ThurstonVotes.org. Engrossed Substitute House School Board, two on the Che- Bill 1597 will ask voters to repeal There is one commissioner Voter pamphlets will be mailed to households in Thurston County by halis School Board, two on the Oct. 15. Ballots to regular voters will be mailed on Oct. 18. or maintain a legislature-ap- position on the ballot for Hospi- Eatonville School Board, two on tal District No. 1. The Lewis County Auditor’s Office announced it also sent ballots to mili- proved increase on the food fish the Evaline School Board, two for tary and overseas voters last week. excise tax rate on certain salmon There will be at least one com- the Morton School Board, three missioner position on the bal- and game fish. The rate for gov- for the Mossyrock School Board, School District, an advisory vote tax levy for the fire protection ernment spending is for less than lot for the water-sewer districts three for the Napavine School on the site of the middle school district in Mineral, and a four- $1 million in the first 10 years. of Onalaska, Packwood, North Board, three for the Oakville Onalaska and Lake Mayfield. campus in the Castle Rock School year emergency medical services Voters will also have the op- School Board, two for the Onalas- Propositions include a $12.9 District, a six-year emergency maintenance and operating levy portunity to repeal or maintain million bond for the Toledo medical services regular property Engrossed House Bill 2163, which ka School Board, three on the Pe for the fire district in Winlock. allowed the Legislature to expand the business and occupation tax Now offering ultrasound at our Centralia location! and narrow certain retail sales What’s Your Sign? and use tax exemptions. 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CH578030.ca • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017 State Parks Announce Free Days for 2018 The Chronicle is published Tuesday and Thursday evenings and By The Chronicle allow for daytime use of lands “Bike Your Park Day” with four Fishing Day Saturday mornings by Lafromboise Communications, Inc. On Monday, the Washing- managed by Washington State state parks offering ranger-led • Saturday, Aug. 25 — Nation- MISSED OR LATE PAPER? ton State Parks and Recreation Parks, the Washington Depart- bike tours. Participating parks al Park Service Birthday Delivery deadlines: Commission announced a doz- ment of Natural Resources and include Cape Disappointment • Saturday, Sept. 29 — Na- Tuesday and Thursday ...... 5:30 p.m. en days that have been desig- the Washington Department of State Park, Conconully State tional Public Lands Day Saturday ...... 7:30 a.m. nated for free attendance at state Fish and Wildlife. Park, Fort Worden State Park • Sunday, Nov. 11 — Veterans Missed papers will only be credited up to 2 weeks, The Discover Pass legislation PLEASE call us immediately Monday - Friday at parks in 2018. and Pearrygin State Park. Nov. Day stipulated that up to 12 free days 11 was designated as a free day 360-807-8203 or leave us a message on our after hours On those 12 days, visitors line at 360-807-7676 per year could be established for • Friday, Nov. 23 — Autumn traveling by vehicle will not be in honor of Veterans Day, and a Tuesday ...... 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. State Parks. However, a Discover free day on Nov. 24 is intended to free day required to purchase a Discover One change to the free day Thursday ...... 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Pass or day-use pass in order to Pass is still required at WDFW celebrate autumn. Saturday ...... 7:30 - 10:30 a.m. and DNR managed lands on The free days established for schedule this year is the addition visit state parks. free days. The Washington State 2018 are set for the following of the Saturday, June 10, offering, TO SUBSCRIBE “Free days are a great way for Parks and Recreation Commis- days: which coincides with the state’s To start a new subscription or to schedule a vacation people to discover or rediscover sion manages more than 100 • Monday, Jan. 1 — First Day popular Free Fishing Day. That stop or restart, visit www.chronline.com or call cus- Washington’s diverse and sce- tomer service at 807-8203 or (800) 562-6084, ext. state parks and properties total- Hikes; New Year’s Day free day accents National Get nic state parks,” said State Parks 1203. Monday - Friday ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. ing approximately 120,000 acres. • Monday, Jan. 15 — Martin Outdoors Day on June 9. In con- Director Don Hoch in a press Free days apply to day-use ac- Luther King, Jr. Day TO PLACE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING release. “Once people visit a park, junction, the two special dates cess by vehicle but do not cover • Monday, March 19 — State Call 807-8203 or (800) 562-6084, ext. 1203, or visit we hope they will be inspired to will provide visitors an entire overnight stays or use of rented Parks’ 105th Birthday weekend to explore state parks www.chronline.com. help support their state park sys- facilities. Visitors are free to visit Monday - Friday ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Saturday, April 14 — Spring- free of charge. tem by buying a pass.” State Parks, DNR and WDFW time free day Classified / Legals / Obituary Manager The free days are part of the lands without a pass any day of • Sunday, April 22 — Earth Additional information on Amanda Curry ...... 736-3311 ext. 1277 State Parks’ commitment to the the year so long as they do not Day “Bike Your Park Day” can be [email protected] found online at parks.state.wa.us/ public following the implementa- bring a vehicle onto the grounds. • Saturday, June 2 — National OFFICE LOCATION AND HOURS tion of the Discover Pass system In addition to next year’s free Trails Day CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=335. De- in 2011. The public lands access days, there are still opportunities • Saturday, June 9 — National tailed Information on the Dis- 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia pass costs $30 annually or $10 for to visit state parks for free in 2017. Get Outdoors Day cover Pass program can be found Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. a single-day permit. Those fees Sept. 30 has been set aside as • Sunday, June 10 — Free online at discoverpass.wa.gov. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Newsstand weekday rate ...... $1 Newsstand weekend rate ...... $1 WSP: High Speed Chase in Mason County Leads to Felony Arrests Home delivery One month ...... $12.90 SEARCH WARRANT: Drugs, Three months ...... $35.15 Six months ...... $65.15 Fake IDs, Stolen Checks One year ...... $122 and Fraudulent Credit By mail to Washington and Oregon/Other States One month ...... $17.05 / $19.60 Cards Among Items Three months ...... $50.50 / $58.80 Found After Arrest Six months ...... $99.15 / $115.40 One year ...... $194 / $227.45 By The Chronicle Online subscriptions to chronline.com A traffic stop turned high- One day ...... $2 speed pursuit involving a sto- One month ...... $8 len vehicle in Mason County One year ...... $84 Print subscribers always have full access to chronline.com. Wednesday resulted in the ar- Subscriptions are non-refundable but the printed sub- rests of two suspects on charges scriptions can be started and stopped for vacations or including felony drug crimes, when extended breaks in service are requested. Balances identity theft, stolen checks and may be held on account or can be donated to Newspapers more, according to the Washing- in Education. ton State Patrol. BACK ISSUES The pursuit started at 10:38 Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are avail- a.m. Sept. 20 on northbound U.S. able at $1 per copy. Back issues greater than two weeks Highway 101 near Cloquallum old are $2 per issue. Road when a trooper attempted to pull over what turned out to THE NEWSROOM be a stolen 2002 Lexus sedan. For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact The pursuit lasted about eight the appropriate person listed below. EDITOR minutes with the suspect vehicle Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 reaching speeds of more than [email protected] 120 miles per hour and passing Sports Editor other vehicles on the shoulder. Aaron VanTuyl ...... 807-8229 Troopers unsuccessfully at- Washington State Patrol / Courtesy Photo [email protected] tempted to use spike strips to A search warrant obtained following a chase that began in Mason County resulted in the recovery of one ounce of metham- Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, West and Central Lewis County Communities stop the vehicle at the intersec- phetamine, five grams of heroin, six Suboxone strips, $656 in cash, more than 70 fraudulent debit and credit cards, stolen Natalie Johnson ...... 807-8235 tion of state Route 3 and U.S. 101 checks, false ID cards, multiple smart hones, financial card altering equipment, evidence of identity theft and financial card near Shelton. [email protected] fraud and drug crimes, according to the State Patrol. Outdoors, Flood, The Lexus left the highway Rural Lewis County Communities at Wallace Kneeland Boulevard, Jordan Nailon ...... 807-8237 running a traffic signal before Elk Ridge Road and west Hurley The 28-year-old female sus- more than 70 fraudulent debit and [email protected] speeding south on Highway 101 at Waldrip Road. A male suspect pect, whose name was not re- credit cards, stolen checks, fake Education, Business, South Thurston County speeds above 100 miles per hour. was detained at the scene. leased by the State Patrol, was identification cards, smartphones, Communities, Napavine, Lewis County The vehicle continued traveling Mason County Sheriff’s Of- wanted on outstanding misde- bank card altering equipment and Government, Legislature, Tourism, Religion, South Lewis County Communities south and exited the highway at fice K9 Solo located another fe- meanor warrants. evidence of identity theft, bank Justyna Tomtas ...... 807-8239 state Route 108, before crashing male suspect in a wooded area Troopers executed a search card fraud and drug crimes. [email protected] after trying to pass several vehicles. nearby. Mason County deputies warrant on the stolen Lexus and Detectives are working to Sports, News and Photography A Washington Department of transported the woman to the found an ounce of methamphet- determine identities of possible Matt Baide ...... 807-8230 Fish and Wildlife officer found Mason County Jail after she was amine, five grams of heroin, six victims and possible additional [email protected] the suspect vehicle near west treated for a dog bite. Suboxone strips, $656 in cash, felony charges. Death Notices, What’s Happening, Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices Jackie Viall ...... 807-8217 News in Brief [email protected] [email protected] Chehalis City Council of the project began in June and against the grants. Also, as part Ecology and is now ready to go [email protected] was completed in August. of the project, the city took out a through the public process at the [email protected] Extends Steam Train “It is a win-win all the way $15,000 loan from Ecology. county level, according to Napier. General News Reporter around,” Mayor Dennis Dawes Local governments are required Graham Perednia ...... 807-8237 Lease 10 Years said. to prepare and adopt a Shoreline Church News By The Chronicle To fund the project, the city Hearings on Lewis Master Program under the State [email protected] ...... 807-8217 Senior Media Developer The Chehalis City Council received a funding package from County’s Shoreline Shoreline Management Act. the state Department of Ecology The county’s draft program Brittany Voie ...... 807-8225 on Monday voted to extend the [email protected] in 2016. The city accepted the Master Program includes revised policies, en- lease of the 1916 Baldwin steam THE CHRONICLE engine and the Union Pacific Ca- package, and the project went Scheduled for Oct. 16 vironmental designations and boose to the Chehalis-Centralia to bid in early 2017. The final regulations intended to bring the PUBLISHER cost of the project was $235,943, By The Chronicle program into compliance with Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 Railroad and Museum for an- [email protected] other 10 years. which was $46,435 lower than Two hearings will be held af- local, state and federal standards ter 10 a.m. on Monday, Oct 16, in Regional Executive Editor The original lease agreement the allotted budget of $282,378. for shorelines, according to the The lowest bid, $282,378, was regard to revisions to the Lewis Michael Wagar ...... 807-8234 was made in 1987 and was in ef- commissioner’s agenda report. substantially higher than the County Shoreline Master Program. [email protected] fect for 10 years, and since then A second hearing will be held Circulation Manager amount provided by Ecology, ac- Lee Napier, community it has been renewed three times. afterwards to reflect the changes Anita Freeborn ...... 807-8243 cording to the staff report. The development director for the in Lewis County Code, Napier [email protected] Under the lease agreement, city requested additional funds county, said the revisions of the the museum must maintain the said. Sales Manager from the state and received plan will be adopted during the Lindy Waring ...... 807-8219 equipment in proper working $24,210. Lewis County also pro- first hearing, which will be held order. [email protected] vided $19,473 to cover the design in the commissioners hearing Design Director For more information about phase overages, and the council room on the second floor of the Kelli Erb ...... 807-8211 the museum, visit steamtrain- authorized additional funding courthouse, 351 NW North St., [email protected] ride.com. provided through reduced con- Chehalis. LAFROMBOISE COMMUNICATIONS, INC nection charges if necessary. A year ago, the Board of Coal Creek Road Sewer Since the project came in un- Lewis County Commissioners Announcing the new PRESIDENT, COO der budget, the city will be able reviewed the plan. It was then Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 Extension Project to charge full connection fees sent to the state Department of [email protected] Director of Production and IT Complete Jon Bennett ...... 807-8222 [email protected] By The Chronicle Support Our Volunteer • Hallmark Keepsake Printing and Distribution ...... 807-8716 The city of Chehalis accepted Community Ornaments The Chronicle Print Division and the Coal Creek Road sewer ex- • Cards Sign Pro Sales Director tension project as complete on Chantel Wilson ...... 807-8213 • Gifts [email protected] Monday and agreed to release ROCHESTER LUMBER • Gift Wrap $10,903 back to Barcott Con- FAX NUMBERS CHECK OUT OUR PRICE FOR 3’ 29 GAUGE METAL ROOFING! • Baby Gifts struction, the project’s contrac- • Gift Bags Advertising Fax ...... 736-1568 tor, as soon as the statutory re- WE ALSO STOCK A LARGE SELECTION OF POLE BUILDING SUPPLIES Fun gifts and collectibles from Classified/Circulation Fax ...... 807-8258 quirements have been met. Obituaries ...... 807-8258 Insulation • Vapor Barrier • Screws • Bolts 3’ Painted 40 year Armor Tech Disney, Star Wars, Marvel The project included the in- 18 colors $255/lf Newsroom Fax ...... 736-4796 Sliding Door Hardware • 24’ Trusses stallation of grinder pumps, elec- 3’ Painted 40 year Armor Tech Women’s Fashions 129th VOLUME, 31st ISSUE trical upgrades, valve stations, Blueprints • and of course all the lumber White, Green, Red, & Brown and Accessories THE CHRONICLE (USPS - 142260) 950 feet of 2-inch sewer main and 8’, 10’ & 12’ in stock $ 39 2 /lf CH577236hw.do SELLING POLE BARN KITS SINCE 1988 Home Décor POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Chronicle, the decommissioning of nine 19523 Sargent Rd SW 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. Check out our website: rochesterlumber.net 425 N. Market Blvd., Chehalis Rochester, WA The Chronicle is published three times a week at 321 N. Pearl St., Cen- failed septic systems, according Open Mon-Fri 7am-5:30pm Sat 7am-5pm Closed Sundays 360-740-5400 tralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, WA. to the staff report. Construction 360.273.5213 CH577814.do Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017 LOCAL ‘Expanding Your Horizons’ Helps Girls Explore Possible Careers LEARNING: Centralia College to Host STEM Event for Girls in Sixth- Through Ninth-Grade By Graham Perednia [email protected] Girls in sixth- through ninth- grade will be able to explore ca- reers ranging from the medical field to engineering on Saturday, Oct. 21, at Centralia College. Expanding your Horizons is an annual event sponsored by the Lewis County Chapter of the American Association of Univer- Kerry Serl / Courtesy Photo sity Women. Madison Fay and Erin McCord stitch during a dermatology class. “It gives girls in the communi- ty … a chance to explore careers practices in Chehalis, Leth noted. in STEM,” Chairwoman Jan One of the goals of the event ATTEND THE EVENT Leth said. “It opens a new world is to connect careers to classes To register, call Kathleen Vod- to them that they may not have in school, Leth said. A girl may jansky-Ward at Centralia College explored before.” want to be an architect, but she at 360-623-8643. The deadline Kerry Serl / Courtesy Photo A focus on STEM — which is Oct. 11 or until the event is full. might not know that a lot of Mercedes Becerra dusting for fingerprints at a previous Expanding Horizons event. stands for science, technology, math and science is needed. For more information, call Vodjan- engineering and mathemat- sky-Ward or visit facebook.com/ Aside from the presentations, eyhlewisco. ics — can prepare students for the girls will be able to choose children to succeed in school. Leth said a bus service is pro- a number of well-paying careers two hands-on workshops to “We have a number of par- vided for families, making it eas- in fields that are in some cases learn about specific careers. of focus for the conference. ents and girls who come all four ier for people in the eastern part dominated by men, she said. To kickoff the event, the Or- Over the years more girls years,” Leth said. of the county to attend the event. At the event, presenters will egon Museum of Science and In- have begun taking those classes The event will be from 7:45 The American Association of be women who are successful in dustry will conduct a demonstra- after attending the event, she a.m. to 12:15 p.m. on Saturday, University Women was created their chosen careers, Leth said. tion about chemical reactions, Oct. 21. The registration fee is $10 in 1881 to promote equal edu- The careers include architecture, Leth said. This is the first time said. The teachers have said they per family, which includes all the engineering, electronics, physi- the museum has participated in are often the best students. materials and snacks. The dead- cation opportunities for women cal therapy, volcanology, veteri- the 24-year-old event. While their daughters are line to register is Oct. 11, or until and girls. For more informa- nary medicine and more. Leth said when the event learning about careers, parents the class is full. For more infor- tion about the local chapter, visit The veterinarian who will be started few girls were taking will have the opportunity to learn mation, or to register, call Kath- lewiscounty-wa.aauw.net or find presenting attended the event math and science classes in about financial aid and how to leen Vodjansky-Ward at Centralia them on Facebook at facebook. when she was a student and now school, which is why it is an area create a support system for their College at 360-623-8643. com/eyhlewisco. Public Works Department Appoints Tim Fife as County Engineer REORGANIZATION: Director better serve the public as two now oversee the fleet, engineer- the department well, especially 2007, Martin said. separate positions,” Martin said. ing, traffic, maintenance and because Martin has recently tak- The reorganization will not of Public Works, County Tim Fife was appointed as real estate divisions. en on added responsibilities as cost the county additional mon- Engineer Have Now county engineer by the Board of The reorganization took ef- the administrator of the Cowlitz ey, but instead will save some, ac- Lewis County Commissioners on fect on Monday after Fife was and Chehalis Basin Flood Con- cording to the county. Been Split Into Two Monday. He has served in the ca- appointed to his new position, trol Zone districts. The Chehalis “This actually from a bud- Separate Positions pacity before in a different county. although the new organizational Basin Flood Control Zone Dis- getary standpoint saved about “Thanks for the opportunity chart was approved back in June trict Board of Supervisors, which $50,000 in our budget,” Martin By Justyna Tomtas to become a county engineer of this year, Martin said. consist of commissioners Fund, said. “We had some positions [email protected] again,” Fife said. “The way this is really going Bobby Jackson and Gary Stamp- that weren’t filled and we decid- to function is Tim (Fife) and I er, are the project sponsors of a ed those weren’t necessary.” The county’s public works de- Martin said Fife has been a great asset to Lewis County and are a team,” Martin said. “We proposed dam near Pe Ell. The Some of the vacant positions partment now has a new county are going to work on things we board of supervisors operate as a were eliminated. engineer after the department the public works department since he was hired as the assis- need to in our department under separate governing entity. The public works department underwent a reorganization. these different areas together.” This will be the county’s first has hired a traffic engineer and a The position, formerly held tant county engineer in 2013. “You won’t be disappointed,” Commissioner Edna Fund time having a separate county fleet manager, both of whom will by Director of Public Works Erik said the new position would suit engineer since about 2006 or start in October. Martin, will now be separated Martin said. “He’ll serve you well.” out into its own role. Martin will still be the di- “As part of that reorganization, rector of public works and will public works recommends the maintain general supervisory county road engineer and the control over the departments. director of public works would Fife in his new capacity will News in Brief LIFELINE SERVICE Centralia Driver Hits safety awareness. “… The PUD is a dependable from AT&T Mobility Bicyclist in Port Orchard and trustworthy institution that By The Chronicle provides many consumer pro- tections and continues to make The Washington State Patrol our community a better place is investigating an incident in in which to live and work, while which a Centralia driver report- also contributing to the protec- edly struck and injured a bicy- tion of the global environment,” Qualifi ed low-income residents of clist Saturday in Kitsap County. states the proclamation. Washington may receive discounted The incident was reported at The PUD was created in 1936 service from AT&T under the Lifeline 7:40 p.m. Saturday on west state to serve the citizens of the coun- program. Customers must meet certain Route 16 near Mullinex Road ty, with the exception of those in eligibility criteria based on income level east of Port Orchard. Centralia who rely on Centralia or current participation in fi nancial According to a report from City Light for electricity. assistance programs. the State Patrol, a 2011 Kia Op- PUD commissioners Dean tima driven by Paul M. Ander- Dahlin and Ben Kostick attend- son, 27, of Centralia, was merg- ed the meeting. ing onto the highway at Mullinex Corenne Moses, PUD Road when a bicycle ridden by spokeswoman, said the PUD’s Davis China, 47, of Port Orchard, main focus is to remind the pub- turned in front of the vehicle. lic that they are owners of the lo- The bicyclist was injured and cal district. transported to St. Joseph Medi- “We are local owners with lo- cal Center in Tacoma. cal voices,” she said. FREE An investigation is ongoing. with Lifeline activation, while supplies last. Lewis County Loan for Vader AT&T FLIP PHONE Commissioners Proclaim Water Fund Extended First Week in October as Through 2018 Public Power Week By The Chronicle A cash flow loan authorized FREE SHIPPING | FOR QUESTIONS OR TO APPLY FOR LIFELINE SERVICE, By The Chronicle for the Vader Water Fund has CALL A LIFELINE CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE AT 1-800-377-9450 The Board of Lewis County been extended a year after the OR VISIT ATT.COM/MOBILITY-LIFELINE. Commissioners approved a proc- timeline of the grant-funded con- lamation on Monday that recog- struction project was extended SERVICE AVAILABLE AT $15.74 after Lifeline discounts are applied. nizes the county’s public utility was pushed back. Includes 1,000 Anytime minutes, nationwide long distance, district for its contributions to The $300,000 loan, which is and 1,000 night and weekend minutes. the community. available on an as-needed basis, Lewis County will join over was set to expire Dec. 31, 2017. If you live on Tribal lands and qualify, you could get Enhanced Lifeline support, 2,000 other public power systems Now, it will be valid through which can reduce your wireless bill to as little as $1. in the nation in the “celebration Dec. 31, 2018 after the Board of of public power and recognition Lewis County Commissioners Lifeline is a government benefit program; the benefit is nontransferable; only eligible consumers may enroll in the program; and that the PUD is good for con- approved the extension of the the benefit is limited to one discount per household consisting of either wireline or wireless service. Consumers who willfully make false statements to obtain the benefit can be punished by fine or imprisonment or can be barred from the program. All consumers will sumers, business, the communi- contract on Monday. be required to demonstrate eligibility based at least on (1) household income at or below 135% of Federal Poverty Level guidelines for a ty and the nation,” according to The funds are being used to household of that size OR (2) the household’s participation in one of the federal assistance programs. Forms of documentation required for the proclamation. construct a new reservoir for the enrollment based on income: Prior year’s state, federal, or Tribal tax return, current income statement from an employer, or paycheck; Social Vader-Enchanted Valley water Security statement of benefits; Veterans Administration statement of benefits; retirement/pension statement of benefits; Unemployment/ The proclamation states the Workers’ Compensation statement of benefits; federal or Tribal notice letter of participation in General Assistance; divorce decree, child Lewis County PUD employs system. support award, or other official document containing income information for at least three (3) months’ time. Forms of documentation sound business practices designed The project is covered entire- required for enrollment based on program: Current or prior year’s statement of benefits from a qualifying state, federal, or Tribal program; to ensure the best service possible ly by grant funds, but the state a notice letter of participation in a qualifying state, federal, or Tribal program; program participation documents (e.g., consumer SNAP card, Medicaid card, or copy thereof); other official document evidencing the consumer’s participation in a qualifying state, federal, or Tribal at not-for-profit rates, while also money will be reimbursed once program. AT&T Mobility will retain a copy of this documentation. Other charges and restrictions may apply. Pricing and terms subject to contributing to the well-being of the project is completed. change. Visit a store near you or att.com/mobility-lifeline for more info. Terms and Conditions: Lifeline service is subject to the terms local citizens through a variety The new reservoir will al- and conditions found in the Terms of Service, Rate Plan, Sales Information, and Lifeline Contract. Screen images simulated. ©2017 AT&T Intellectual Property. All rights reserved. AT&T and the Globe logo are registered trademarks of AT&T Intellectual Property. All other marks of programs that include energy low the old one to go offline for used herein are the property of their respective owners. efficiency, customer service and maintenance. CH577397co.do The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017 • Main 7

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Hazelnut Farm & Fruit/Alpaca Farms $69 Oct. 26, 2017 Includes: transportation, tours, lunch This is the perfect time of the year to visit a variety of farms. We start the day touring a hazelnut (filbert) farm and a chance to pick up some nuts. After lunch we will make a stop at a farm with lots of apples as well as a small store with jams and ect. Lastly a visit to an alpaca/sheep farm where you handcrafters can get some great supplies or finished products for us not quite so talented. Tac: 6:50 am Lac: 7:20 am Wmt: 8:00 am Kelso: 8:45 am The Crucible $109 Oct. 26, 2017 (Thur. Matinee) Includes: transportation, lunch, theatre tickets This theatre production about the Salem Witch Trials is filled with religion, conspiracy, witchcraft, and lust. Shame and morality produces a paranoia strong enough to poison the whole town. Wmt: 8:50 am Lac: 9:30 am Tac: 10:00 am

Barn Quilts of Kittitas County $79 Oct. 27, 2017 (Fri) Includes: transportation, lunch, driving tour Bring your camera for we are off on a barn quilt photo safari! We trek over the mountains and this time of year the colors and views are spectacular. Kittitas County is building a reputation for a barn quilt driving tour. Each year more and more land owners make a design, then build it to display on their barn or sometimes their house. Each is beautifully colored and many have a story to tell. The guide will share these tales with you. Wmt: 6:50 am Lac: 7:30 am Tac: 8:00 am America’s Largest Antique and Collectible Show $59 Oct. 28, 2017 Includes: transportation, entrance fee Seeing items from your past provoke wonderful memories such as the toys your mother threw away, your grandmother’s cookie jar, garden antiques, board games and memorabilia. For many, it’s a second chance at owning an item that you may have thought you’d never see again in your lifetime. Some items you’ll find at the show include pop collectibles, vintage clothing, glassware, silverware, antique radios, movie memorabilia, collectible toys, porcelain dolls, Star Wars collectibles, and much more! Want to have an item appraised? Accredited appraisers will be a tthe show during all public hours, providing verbal market evaluations for $7 per object with all proceeds to the Portland Police Sunshine Division. Tac: 7:50 am Lac: 8:20 am Wmt: 9:00 am Kelso: 9:45 am Andre Rieu $149 Oct. 28, 2017 Includes: transportation, dinner, concert tickets Andre Rieu is returning to Washington State for one night only and it is at the Tacoma Dome! We have seats reserved where you may have no more than 5-6 steps to negotiate. Wmt: 2:50 pm Lac: 3:30 pm Tac: 4:00 pm

Andre Rieu in Portland $159 Oct. 29, 2017 Includes: transportation, dinner, concert tickets Andre Rieu is returning to Oregon for one night only and it is at the Moda Center (was Rose Garden)! We have seats reserved where you will have no more than 2-4 steps to negotiate. Enjoy a scrumptious meal and then an outstanding show! Tac: 12:30 pm Lac: 1:00 pm Wmt: 1:40 pm Kelso: 2:25 pm

Harness Racing & Angel of the Wind $189 ppdo $239 single Oct. 29-30, 2017 Includes: transportation, Elements (was Fraser Downs) entrance, buffet, one night at Angel of the Wind, gambling coupons & meals ***Passport or Enhanced Drivers License Required** Racing time 12:45 pm For you harness race junkies…we are off again! A scrumptious buffet is offered for you to enjoy as you bet on the horses. We will stay at the Angel of the Wind Hotel & Casino for the night and some gambling time on Monday. You will receive One $10 Free Play; A $5 Match Play; One Free Keno Ticket; One $10 breakfast voucher. OR: If the Harness Races are not your cup of tea, you can stay at the Angel of the Wind …. $169 ppdo & $219 single Wmt: 6:20 am Lac: 7:00 am Tac: 7:30 am War of the Worlds: The 1938 Radio Script by Howard E. Koch $89 Oct. 29, 2017 (Sunday Matinee) Includes: transportation, lunch, theatre tickets WAR OF THE WORLDS: The most famous radio broadcast in America. Relive the chilling night that panicked citizens on Halloween Eve in 1938. Tac: 9:30 am Lac: 10:00 am Wmt: 10:40 am Kelso: 11:15 am

Snoqualmie Casino & Halloween Fun $29 Oct. 31, 2017 Includes: transportation A trip to the Snoqualmie Casino is a great way to usher out October and bring in November. Make it extra fun by dressing up in a Halloween costume. We will have some Halloween fun on the bus! Wmt: 8:00 am Lac: 8:40 am Tac: 9:10 am LOOKING AHEAD Sternwheeler Repositioning $299 ppdo $369 single Nov. 3-4, 2017 Includes: transportation, hotel, river cruise, lunch, breakfast, snacks The Columbia Gorge Sternwheeler has spent the summer in the Cascade Locks area and is now heading to its winter home in Portland. Experience the majestic views of the Columbia River Gorge, see ancient fishing grounds, and enjoy the river view of barges & other boats making their way along the passage. The trip ends in the unique Willamette river with its plethora of bridges and water flowing north. Thanksgiving Lunch and Bingo Cruise $119 Nov. 22, 2017 Includes: transportation, lunch cruise Join us for a Thanksgiving celebration featuring a three-course plated lunch of traditional Thanksgiving favorites. Play several rounds of Thanksgiving-themed bingo with fun prizes and enjoy magnificent views of Seattle from the comfort of a beautiful Waterways yacht! Kiana Lodge Thanksgiving Dinner $109 Nov. 23, 2017 (Thur) Includes: transportation, Thanksgiving dinner, ferry ride Do you want a scrumptious turkey dinner with all the fixin’s but not have to cook or clean up after? To make it even better, this will be at one of the most beautiful historic lodges located on the Agate Passage between Bainbridge Island and the Kitsap Peninsula. Kiana Lodge is a delightful mix of rustic and natural elegance. The scenery is magnificent, the food scrumptious, and your friends to join you makes this an extra special holiday trip.

Branson: More Days & More Shows!! $1889 ppdo $2279 single Nov. 7-14, 2017 Includes: transportation, air flight, 10 shows, Arabia museum, 11 meals, hotel We will fly into Kansas City and take some time to see the area. When the mighty Steamboat Arabia sank near Kansas City on September 5, 1856, she carried 200 tons of mystery cargo. Lost for 132 years, its recovery in 1988 was like finding the King Tut’s Tomb of the Missouri River. Remarkably preserved clothes, tools, guns, dishware and more are on display. The discovery was truly a modern day treasure-hunting story at its best. Now is your chance to see these items. It all began more than thirty-five years ago, whenPrecious Moments® creator Samual J Butcher began drawing the endearing teardrop-eye children he called “Precious Moments” as gifts for family and friends. Today, his Precious Moments artwork is among the most recognized art in the world, sharing messages of loving, caring and sharing with collectors from around the globe. We will stop in to the chapel and the gift shop. A late lunch is waiting for us at Lambert’s, Home of the Throwed Rolls. We also plan on visiting the Fantastic Caverns where you get to ride through the caverns and see all the stalagmites and stalagtites. 11/7: Freedom tours will deliver you to the airport in time for your flight to Kansas City and go to our Drury Inn for the night. 11/8: The Arabia Museum in KC is first this morning and then we head south. Precious Moments, Fantastic Caverns, and a late lunch/early dinner Lamberts (see info above) 11/9: To start off our remarkable time in Branson we see the Hughes Brothers Show this morning. Later the awe-inspiring Sight & Sound Theatre will amaze you. We see the behind-the –scene show followed by the main show….a Christmas special show just made for this year. 11/10: Today you have a couple of options: anybody that would like to go to Silver Dollar City (you pay entrance fee) the bus will drop you off and pick you up at 5:00. Your second option is to do some shopping downtown and at the Christmas Shoppe. Lastly, you can do your own thing for the day. Tonight we have Six scheduled at 8:00 pm.

11/11: Freedom Tours will host an early lunch today before we see Texas Tenors followed by a special Haygoods show. CH578130lw.do 11/12: This morning is Jersey Nights (like the Jersey Boys) and tonight we have a dinner show, the Dixie Stampede. 11/13: What a great way to finish this trip! Daniel O’Donnell is at 2 pm and Shoji is at 7:30 pm. YOU’LL LOVE WHERE “FREEDOM” TAKES YOU Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017

Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman PUBLISHER’S NOTE: Respecting the Anthem On Taking a Knee and Turning Off the Television On Sunday, we asked our considered sacred, both for the next week depended upon Because of their platform, meant for entertainment and readers on social media what church services in the morning the win. players have the ability to make competition and turned them they thought about the stance and football in the afternoon. We I have carried my interest a difference in their communi- into a stage to make their per- taken by a growing number of prayed there wouldn’t be a con- and appreciation for football as ties beyond what average people sonal political statements. NFL players flict of times so that both could good-hearted entertainment all are able to, and I applaud the In this country, they have the who this week be observed. (I credit the Packers my life. players who do this. They also right to do this, and I have the sat, kneeled with the introduction of Saturday That changed this week. have the platform to showcase right to withhold my support. and stayed in night church services to ensure I appreciate and accept that their personal opinions to a na- This Sunday, I am taking a the locker room proper observance of religion.) NFL players, coaches and as- tional audience. We are Ameri- walk and reading a book rather for the national This was before television could sistants are by and large a hard- cans and we have the right to than watching the NFL, and when anthem. be easily recorded, and as a kid working group of professionals our personal opinions and to you see me on casual days, my By Mon- I can remember a few instances at the top of their field. They voice those opinions in public. attire will be supporting college day afternoon, of adults getting creative with have worked for decades to be- Others reserve the right to and local teams rather than profes- there were Christine Fossett transistor radios in their trouser come the best at what they do agree or disagree as well. sional football players who have nearly 1,000 publisher pockets with an earpiece in one and rise to the highest national The players are just as en- essentially robbed us of the enter- comments on ear as church service was held. platform for their talents. Many titled to their personal opinions tainment they once provided. They our Facebook post alone, with Towns went quiet during games. of the players are extremely as the rest of us, but I would have the right to protest. I have opinions running the gamut The gridiron competition charitable. There are players encourage them to use their the right to turn off the television. from support for the players to was the working man’s respite with foundations to benefit foundations and personal time ••• outrage at their actions and the from a week of hard work. It charities they feel passionate to make a difference in the areas Christine Fossett is publisher perceived disrespect paid toward didn’t matter whether your col- about. You see some of the play- where they feel change is needed. of The Chronicle. She also serves as their country. lar was white or blue, the games ers donating their time to visit Over the last few years, we president and chief operating officer Everyone seems to have an were a way for everyone to shake children in hospitals and others, have seen the NFL broadcasts for Lafromboise Communications, opinion, and so do I. off the weariness of work and such as J.J. Watt of the Houston become more political, but the Inc., the parent company of The I grew up in Green Bay Pack- their own personal challenges. Texans, raising millions of dol- players changed the game this Chronicle. She can be reached at cfos- ers country where Sundays were We rooted for our team like lars for recent hurricane victims. year when they took NFL games [email protected]. Letters County Needs Big Thinking on Economic Revitalization Close your eyes and imagine. What would it look like if instead of a budget crisis in Lewis County we had a surplus to invest in seeds? Seeds that grow into tall beautiful trees whose fruits are gifted to our communities and people in the form of family wage employ- ment, adequate social services, medical and dental help, lower crime rates, and most importantly increasing hope. A power- ful hope and unfulfilled yearning that burns bright in every beating heart that resides in this wonderful county. A place where the rest of the state and nation points to as somewhere they would want to live and raise their families. An integrated cooperative movement made up of independent communities and strong citizens who take personal responsibility for the health and welfare of our communities and fellow residents. Imagine what this would look and feel like? We are at a crossroads in history, a place where opportu- nity has emerged within the dark harbinger of crisis. The tra- jectory of the financial health of Lewis County government is headed toward more cuts to services and less funds to use BellaRain Darvanian in support of our community’s education, health and housing needs. The problem is clear, as is the solution. Money. Talented Young Singer Headed for Fame What we need is a fully integrated economic revitalization effort (Marshall Plan), envisioned in cooperation with our BellaRain Darvanian. ington Bluegrass Association’s She sang during the museum’s citizens and county government, and led by our legislators at Remember the name because winter concert in Chehalis. event featuring Taya Kyle, wife every level of government. We need to take our transforma- one day she’s likely to appear “That little girl can really sing,” of “American Sniper” Chris Kyle, tional vision to the president of the United States with a plan on the big screen accepting a said General Cothren, association who asked BellaRain for her au- to reorganize our county as a repeatable and scalable model Grammy. president. “You hold your breath tograph. of success. This model can then be duplicated across the state I first heard the friendly, when grade-school kids sing the The petite girl with long blond and nation in the process of revitalizing the very fabric of our 11-year-old graduate of Evaline anthem because it can be hard hair, blue eyes and a smattering of country. We will demonstrate how to re-organize a communi- School sing the national anthem a for adults to do, but she was great. freckles across her cheeks also en- ty for success in the 21st century economy by redefining how cappella this summer at Toledo’s People are going to hear about her joys drawing but said she doesn’t we think and act as citizens and local government. It is past Mount St. Helens Bluegrass Fes- before she’s done.” draw as well as she sings. time we set aside politics, ideology, and anything else that is tival, where she In 2016, BellaRain was a “I like to do lots of sports,” she preventing the future from dawning in Lewis County by com- also performed finalist in the fourth annual So- said. “My favorite sport is basket- ing together for a greater good. The health and welfare of our on stage with roptimist-Kiwanis Youth Talent ball.” fellow citizens and communities should be our collective task The Baker Fam- Show at Centralia’s Fox Theatre Tasha, a Wisconsin native, for we are in this together. We can heal our deep divisions by ily. and performed at the Southwest moved onto 10 acres in Winlock cooperating and building a future that we can all be proud of The sev- Washington Fair. in 1996 after her husband was as we hand it off to the next generations. I do not care who enth-grader at For several months, BellaRain, transferred to Fort Lewis. They gets the credit. I care who gets the benefit, the people. Napavine per- an honor roll student who ad- divorced in 2002. She suffered a If not now then when? We have a chance to harness the formed twice vanced a grade early, has opened brain aneurysm that same year. power of all of our citizenry in a grand plan to build a com- this month at By Julie McDonald for Backfire Band and sang in BellaRain’s father, Tracey Larimer, munity that will become a model for the rest of the nation. the Veterans Toledo at Donna’s Place, formerly a commercial fisherman for more What will we leave to the next generation as the stewards of Memorial Mu- Harry’s Place, and in Winlock at than 35 years, lives in Salkum and this generation? Now is the time to dream the big dreams and seum in Chehalis — at both the Taylor’s Landing and the Firehouse. supports his daughter in all her plan the big plans. Now is the time to step up and take per- Vietnam Veterans and Korean She plays five instruments — endeavors. After more than two sonal responsibility for the future of our people. What we do War and POW/MIA Remem- guitar, ukulele, flute, piano and decades in Winlock, Tasha and in life echoes in eternity. What will your echo be? brance Days. banjo. Is she ever nervous? BellaRain are living with friends Close your eyes and imagine. As she sang — both a cappella “A little bit — when it’s a new in Napavine, Tasha said, “figuring and accompanied by her guitar song I kind of get a little bit ner- out what the next step will be.” Mitchel Townsend Tasha was 10 when her mother — BellaRain occasionally cast her vous, but other than that no.” Winlock died and left home at 14, moving eyes toward the front row where What makes you so brave? in with a sister in Arizona, and put her mom sat. “Her.” She nods toward her herself through culinary arts school mother. Tasha Darvanian, a single to become a certified sous chef. McClure Deserves Port of Olympia Vote mother who trains dogs, said her “Aw.” Tasha smiled. “She’s my “We have no family here,” I’m voting Gigi McClure this November for port commis- daughter started singing a few heart and my soul.” Tasha said. “It’s just her and I … sioner because she’s the right person for the job. Gigi and I years ago with a karaoke machine. BellaRain, who has partici- However, she does call my sister served together during our time with the 25th Division where Of course she considered Bel- pated two years in the Children’s Grandma Sissy as she’s the only she was responsible for deploying an entire infantry brigade laRain’s voice beautiful. But then Theatre Workshop at Toledo’s person I really know, and (my sis- by sea, uploading their equipment on rail for transfer to the strangers urged her daughter to Morgan Arts Centre, said she ter) has a husband Steve.” training area, and overseeing all personnel movement to the compete on “America’s Got Talent.” wants to be an actor and country Someday, maybe BellaRain training location and back to the island of Oahu. These are I suggested it; I think she music singer, although she’s also will compete on television talent not easy tasks and take a skilled logistician with years of ex- could win. In August, BellaRain considered a career as an Air shows. “When she’s a little older,” perience to accomplish. Gigi has that experience, which is why won a $100 in the Southwest Force fighter pilot or a marine Tasha said. “I know what it’s like she’s an invaluable asset to the Port of Olympia. Washington Fair’s talent show biologist. BellaRain woke up sick to not be able to be a kid.” Her ability to interact with people, think past the immedi- and earlier earned a scholarship when she was slated to sing at You can learn more about Bel- ate and focus on the future with intimate, detailed planning, for an hour-long guitar lesson the Memorial Day ceremony at laRain and booking information separates her from her peers. She has my vote and I recom- with Jim Hurst, a Nashville blue- Claquato Cemetery, but she still by searching for her on Facebook. mend you vote for her too. grass artist at the 17th annual wanted to perform. ••• Winlock Pickers Fest. “They didn’t want to go to war Julie McDonald, a personal histo- Scott Frazier At 10, she sang the national and die, so I need to get up and rian from Toledo, may be reached at Thurston County anthem a cappella at the Wash- go,” she told her mother. [email protected]. 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Items submitted are subject to editing and be sent to [email protected]. n Editor Eric Schwartz can be reached at (360) discussion of vital issues and events affecting will become the property of this newspaper. Po- 807-8224, or by e-mail at eschwartz@chronline. the quality of life in Lewis County and adjoining etry is not accepted. com. regions. When necessary, we will be willing to take a tough, definitive stance on a controver- sial issue. • Main 9 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017 Five Collective Bargaining Agreements Approved by Commissioners OTHER CHANGES: group and a combined group. There are no changes for the The only other difference, the union increases, Smith said. Another contract with the AF- 2016 year in wages or benefits, but according to Smith, is a $25 in- Medical rates for nonunion Medical Rates, Salary SCME 1341, representing the effective Aug. 1 of this year, there crease per year in the supervi- employees and elected officials Adjustments Also public service employees, which will be a 1.5 percent base wage sor's contract for boot allowance, were adjusted to allow up to include the community develop- increase, followed by a 1 percent which raised the amount from $1,500 per employee per month Approved for Non- ment and the public works de- base wage increase in 2018 and $150 to $175. for medical and dental insurance Union Employees partment, was also approved. another 1 percent increase for The combined group also re- also starting Sept. 1, 2017. Archie Smith, with the 2019 on all of the contracts. ceived an increase to the amount Commissioner Gary Stamper By Justyna Tomtas county’s human resources de- For health and welfare, there of “commendatory time” from thanked Smith and the HR de- [email protected] partment, said the financial will be a $50 increase to the maxi- 120 hours to 240 hours. partment for the work they com- breakdowns of the contracts are mum employer contribution for The county and the unions pleted on the agreements. Five separate collective bar- almost identical. 2017. Then in 2018, there will be a have agreed that the pay for Sep- “I know one of the first meet- gaining agreements were ap- “What we’ve been able to do $150 increase to that contribution, tember can take place retroactive- ings I sat in on, I’ve almost been proved for four-year terms by the is close most of our contracts,” followed by a $25 increase in 2019. ly on the Nov. 5 payroll if need be. here for three years now, was Board of Lewis County Com- Smith told commissioners. “We The Teamsters contracts in- Along with the collective bar- union negotiations and I asked missioners on Monday. have a few that are still open, but clude a $50 additional payment gaining agreements, a resolution ‘how long has this been going on,’ Four of the contracts are with the majority of our collective for the 2017 year to health and to provide a salary adjustment for and I think you coined it ‘forev- Teamsters 252 representing the bargaining agreements (have) a welfare, while the AFSCME con- nonunion employees is also set er,’” Stamper said, adding he was prosecutors clerical group, the four-year deal going from 2016 tract has a four-month $50 addi- to take effect backdated to Sept. happy to see a fair and equitable assessors group, the supervisors to 2019.” tional base wage adjustment. 1, 2017, which basically matches agreement was reached. Lengthy Trial Over 2011 Fall at Liquor Store to Head to Jury Tuesday LEWIS COUNTY SUPERIOR of her spine due to her injuries, and fall. It was not ‘lighted up’ by Mano said. the incident, but instead the inci- COURT: Unspecified ‘‘She went back to the hospital two days after “Unfortunately, it did not take dent provided a predicate for her Damages Sought care of her pain,” he said. to seek more pain medication.” the fall and they referred her to Providence Johnson was using crutches Attorneys for the defense also By Woman Who in court Monday. argued that Johnson could not Slipped in Puddle at (Southwest Washington) Neurosurgery.’’ In 2016, attorneys for the Li- prove that she slipped in a pre- Chehalis Business quor Control Board filed a mo- existing puddle, rather than slip- Joseph Mano Jr. tion for summary judgement in ping after failing to wipe her feet. By Natalie Johnson plantiff’s attorney the case, which was denied by However, Mano said he is [email protected] Lewis County Superior Court arguing that after her surgery State Liquor Control Board re- However, the clerk testified Judge James Lawler. Johnson developed complex re- A civil trial in Lewis County garding an injury she reportedly that there was no puddle, and In a trial brief filed Sept. 13, gional pain syndrome, or CRPS, Superior Court regarding a fall sustained at a state liquor store in that Johnson slipped on water attorneys for the defense argue what he called a “controversial on a slippery Chehalis liquor Johnson’s inability to work was diagnosis” leading to her inabil- Chehalis on June 18, 2011. she brought in on her own shoe, store floor in 2011 is scheduled according to court documents. not caused by the fall. ity to work. to come to a close and head to According to court documents, “The injuries suffered in the The case began with jury se- she and another person went to Mano, representing Johnson in the jury for deliberation Tuesday the case, said his client went to the fall would not reasonably lead lection and initial arguments the store at 1365 NW Louisiana after seven days of testimony. hospital immediately after the fall. to her claimed permanent in- Sept. 18, and is being heard Closing arguments will likely Ave. on that rainy June day. “She went back to the hos- ability to work now or in the in Superior Court Judge Joely take place starting at 1:30 p.m. She walked through the door, pital two days after the fall and future,” according to the defen- O’Rourke’s courtroom. Tuesday, said attorney Joseph slipped on the floor and fell. John- they referred her to Providence dant’s motion. “Defendant has Johnson is seeking unspeci- Mano Jr., representing the plaintiff. son’s suit argues that she slipped (Southwest Washington) Neuro- an alternative theory that depen- fied damages. Mano said Monday In the lawsuit, filed in 2014, on a puddle on the floor that was surgery,” he said. dence on opioid medications has he and his client have not yet de- Darcy L. Johnson is claiming not mopped up through negli- She underwent procedures to prolonged her suffering. This termined the amount they plan to damages from the Washington gence by the store and its clerk. remove a disc and fuse a portion dependence pre-existed the slip seek if successful in the suit. Department of Justice Awards $2.5 Million to Washington for Opioid Epidemic By The Chronicle and will also fund more treat- cans died due to drug overdoses, they aren’t just numbers. They son County for public educa- The U.S. Department of Justice ment and drug court options for an increase from 52,000 over- represent moms and dads, broth- tion, $399,785 to Grays Harbor will spend $58.8 million nation- those struggling with addiction,” dose deaths the previous year, ers and sisters, neighbors and County Drug Court, $397,566 wide to combat the opioid abuse Hayes said in a statement. “With according to the U.S. Attorney’s friends. And make no mistake, to the Port Gamble S’Klallam epidemic and strengthen drug nearly one million dollars going Office. Washington state’s death combatting this poison is a top Tribe Drug Court, $400,000 for court programs, including $2.5 to the Department of Health for rate for 2015 for opiates was 5.5 priority for President Trump and the Clark County Drug Court million for Washington state, ac- prescription monitoring, health deaths per 100,000 people, dou- his administration, and you can and $179,494 to the Department cording to a press release from U.S. care providers and law enforce- ble that of 1999. be sure that we are taking action of Social and Health Services for Attorney Annette L. Hayes for the ment authorities will be better “Today, we are facing the to address it.” drug treatment programs in jails, Western District of Washington. equipped to identify and stop deadliest drug crisis in Ameri- Specific grants in Washing- prisons and community correc- “The grants to Washing- those who are diverting pills to can History,” said Attorney Gen- ton state include $853,654 to tions programs. ton state will pay for stronger the black market and thereby eral Jeff Sessions in a statement. the state Department of Health Specific sites and funds prescription drug monitoring feeding the opioid epidemic.” “These trends are shocking and for prescription drug monitor- awarded can be found online at: programs to curb opioid abuse, In 2016, nearly 60,000 Ameri- the numbers tell us a lot — but ing programs, $300,000 to Ma- go.usa.gov/xRJDf. Washington Would Lose $10B Through 2026 with Latest Obamacare Repeal Plan, Study Says

By David Gutman view of the legislation, but other used for other things by states." Republicans can afford to lose in 2027, including more than The Seattle Times analyses are all but unanimous Cantwell was joined by Jaz- only two senators if the bill is to 650,000 who would lose cover- that it would result in major cuts, min Williams, 31, of Seattle, pass. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., had age in Washington. The billions of dollars in cuts both in funding and in health whose 7-year-old daughter, Kyra, earlier announced his opposi- "In many ways, this effort to Medicaid proposed in Senate coverage. was diagnosed last spring with tion, while Sens. Susan Collins, is more damaging than earlier Republicans' latest and perhaps Those cuts would be most a brain condition caused by ab- R-Maine, and Lisa Murkowski, proposals," Inslee and Kreidler final attempt to repeal the Af- severe in states like Washington normal blood vessel growth. The R-Alaska, have voted against wrote. "It decimates Medicaid, fordable Care Act would be dev- that expanded Medicaid and condition causes strokelike sei- other repeal efforts. seriously diminishes coverage astating to children across Wash- have been successful in getting zures, speech loss and motion Republican supporters have and exposes people with pre- ington, U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell people to sign up for insurance. loss in the right side of her body, argued that block-granting mon- existing conditions to huge pre- said Friday. If Graham-Cassidy passes Williams said. mium increases." Named after its lead spon- ey to states would give them the A study by the University sors, Republican Sens. Lindsey and becomes law, Washington Apple Health, as Medicaid is flexibility to come up with their Graham of South Carolina and would lose $10 billion in federal called in Washington, has paid own plans not dictated by offi- of Southern California and the Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, the funding for health care — most- for her care, including a neuro- cials in Washington, D.C. Brookings Institution, released repeal bill would end the ACA's ly for Medicaid — between 2020 surgeon at Seattle Children's hos- On Friday the Community Friday, estimated that 15 mil- Medicaid expansion, which has and 2026, according to a study pital and a radiologist at Harbor- Health Network of Washington lion people would lose coverage provided insurance to about by Avalere, a health-care con- view, Williams said. and the Washington Associa- by 2019 if the bill passes, and 32 600,000 people in Washington. It sulting firm. Washington would Without Apple Health, a pro- tion of Community and Migrant million would lose coverage in would also end the federal subsi- lose an additional $7 billion in cedure Kyra had over the sum- Health Centers, which represent 2027. dies that help people buy private 2027, when the block grants to mer would have cost twice what more than 250 clinics in Wash- Sen. Patty Murray was lead- insurance. states would disappear if not re- Williams makes a year working ington, denounced the Graham- ing bipartisan talks aimed at im- The bill would instead take authorized by Congress, accord- in patient services at Seattle Re- Cassidy bill as "an attack on the proving Obamacare, but those that money and distribute it to ing to the study. productive Medicine, she said. low-income patients they serve." were scuttled this week as Re- states via block grants to set up "Medicaid literally is a life- "This little girl is who that re- On Wednesday, Gov. Jay In- publicans made their latest effort their own health-care systems line and saves lives," Cantwell, a peal is going to affect," Williams slee and state Insurance Com- at repeal. with few requirements for how Democrat, said Friday at Inter- said, holding a picture of Kyra missioner Mike Kreidler wrote "I'm still at the table ready to to do so. national Community Health and fighting back tears. "Taking a letter to Washington's congres- keep working," Murray, D-Wash., The bill's chances of passage Services' Holly Park Clinic, a it away, I'm not going to have the sional delegation urging them said after McCain announced took a serious blow Friday when low-income clinic in south Seattle money to take her to the hospital, to reject the bill. They cited a his opposition to Graham-Cas- Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., an- where 60 percent of patients get I'm not going to have the money study by the Center for Ameri- sidy. "I remain confident that we nounced his opposition. care through Medicaid. "We need to pay for her procedures." can Progress, a liberal think tank, can reach a bipartisan agreement The nonpartisan Congres- a robust Medicaid program that With Democrats voting in estimating that the bill would as soon as this latest partisan ap- sional Budget Office has not had is not capped, that is not block- lockstep against pushes to repeal result in 32 million fewer Ameri- proach by Republican leaders is enough time to issue a full re- granted, that its money is not the law known as Obamacare, cans having health insurance finally set aside." News in Brief Ryderwood’s Fall for “Christmas in October.” community hall in the cafe. The Centralia Public Works pedestrians should use caution There will be quilters, paint- proceeds from the craft fair and when they observe water flowing Arts and Crafts Fair ers, woodworkers, fiber artists, lunch will help support the ef- to Flush Fire Hydrants from the hydrants. stained glass artists, jewelers, Households should check forts of the Women’s Club to By The Chronicle Scheduled for October ceramicists and potters at the maintain and restore the Pioneer their water supply by running a The Centralia Public Works By The Chronicle event. Several of the vendors Hall. faucet before washing clothes or are new this year, according to a Water Department will begin performing other activities us- Ryderwood will hold its an- Ryderwood is located about flushing the city’s fire hydrants press release. 9 miles from Interstate 5 off Exit ing water in order to keep turbid nual Fall Arts and Crafts Fair The annual Grandma’s Kitch- on Monday, Oct. 2, in a process water from being used. It is rec- 59 at the end of state Route 506. this October, and it will fea- en Bake Sale will be held in the expected to last about three ommended customers conduct ture more than 30 vendors with kitchen of the community hall. It was built in 1923 by Long-Bell weeks. these activities before 7:30 a.m. handcrafted items. The fundraiser helps fund out- Lumber as a town for loggers and Flushing removes sediment or after 5 p.m. when the flushing The two-day event will be reach projects for the Ryderwood their families. In 1953, the town from the main water lines and will occur during the next three held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Women’s Christian Service. became a “planned community introduces fresh water to the weeks. Friday, Oct. 20, and Saturday, There will be a lunch of for retired persons.” dead end lines. The process re- To find out when your area Oct. 21. baked potatoes, chili and hot To learn more about the event, quires water to be expelled in will be affected, or for further Two large rooms in the com- dogs served from 11 a.m. to 2 go online to the “What’s Hap- large quantities at a high velocity information, contact Centralia munity hall will be decorated p.m. across the street from the pening?” page atryderwood.org. from the hydrants. Drivers and Public Works at 360-330-7512. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017

Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT later, identified as Genaro M. ing in the 800 block of North • At 6:06 p.m. on Sunday, legedly asking people for money Rivas, 27, of Centralia, and ar- Tower Avenue. The vandalism police responded to a report of and almost started a fight after Vehicle Prowls rested him on an outstanding reportedly occurred sometime a shoplifter in the 1100 block someone refused. • At 10:16 a.m. on Friday, a warrant and on suspicion of over the weekend. of South Market Boulevard. vehicle prowl was reported in possession of heroin. Megan L. Wright, 37, of Grape- the 1300 block of Belmont Ave- view, was cited on suspicion of Harassment Reported nue. A chainsaw was stolen from Two Cited After Road Rage Leads third-degree theft for allegedly • At 2:26 p.m. on Sunday, the vehicle overnight. Theft From Store Under to Assault attempting to steal a shopping police received a report of ha- • At 3:26 p.m. on Friday, a ve- Investigation • At 11:51 a.m. on Monday, cart full of more than $400 in rassment and a threat to kill hicle prowl was reported in the • At 4:40 p.m. on Saturday, police responded to a report of merchandise. from the 500 block of Southwest 300 block of Lowe Street. A lap- police received a report of a theft a road rage leading to an assault • At 7:11 p.m. on Sunday, Parkland Drive. top and hard drives were stolen from a retail store in the 700 near the intersection of Reyn- police received a report of a from a locked vehicle. block of North Tower Avenue. olds Avenue and Pearl Street. shoplifter in the 1000 block of Wallet Stolen • At 3:56 p.m. on Friday, a ve- Tina L. Bell, 26, of Centralia, Northwest Louisiana Avenue hicle prowl was reported in the was arrested on suspicion of ma- who stole a backpack stuffed • At 4:09 p.m. on Sunday, po- 400 block of Lakeshore Drive. A Tortoise Unharmed After licious mischief after allegedly with merchandise. The report is lice received a report of a theft wallet and cell phones were sto- Alleged Theft from Pet Store damaging a Centralia man’s car. under investigation. of a wallet in the 1000 block of len. • At 4:40 p.m. on Saturday, The man, Mark S. Folden, 58, Northwest Louisiana Avenue. • At 11:30 p.m. on Friday, police responded to a report of was cited on suspicion of fourth- items were reported stolen from a theft of a tortoise from a pet degree assault. Caller Reports Blackmail LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE a vehicle in the 900 block of Old store in the 700 block of North • At 6:39 p.m. on Friday, a Airport Way. Tower Avenue. Anthony S. Law- person called 911 from the 300 Teens Caught with Alcohol at • At 7:35 a.m. on Saturday, son, 30, was cited on suspicion of Centralia Man Booked on block of Northeast Adams Ave- School Dance a vehicle prowl was reported in third-degree theft. The tortoise Domestic Violence Charge nue to report that someone got a • At 10:30 p.m. on Friday, the 1400 block of Lewis Street. A was returned, unharmed. • At 1:49 p.m. on Monday, hold of pictures of the reporting deputies working a detail at a backpack was stolen. police arrested Joseph L. Worley, person and was trying to black- dance at Centralia High School • At 7:56 a.m. on Saturday, 36, of Centralia, in the 500 block mail them. contacted two 14-year-old boys a vehicle prowl was reported Man Booked on Assault Charge of South Diamond Street on sus- After Threat with Gun accused in separate incidents of in the 400 block of North Ash picion of fourth-degree assault, One Arrested After Alleged having alcohol. Both boys will • At 12:51 a.m. on Sunday, domestic violence. Street. Theft of Pills, Bite be referred to prosecutors and police arrested Gustavo A. Aya- were released to their parents. • At 7:59 p.m. on Friday, la, 22, of Chehalis, in the 100 Truck Stolen Fence Decorations Stolen block of South Tower Avenue on police responded to a report of • At 12:19 a.m. on Friday, po- suspicion of second-degree as- • At 6:34 a.m. on Tuesday, a a theft and assault in the 200 Laptop Computer Stolen in lice received a report of a theft sault. He allegedly threatened a white 1999 Ford F-250 truck was block of Southeast Washing- Curtis Burglary in the 100 block of North Ash person at a local bar with a pistol reported stolen from the 1100 ton Avenue. A man reported • At 5:10 p.m. on Saturday, block of Eckerson Road. Street. Two red decorative stars during a dispute. his drunken roommate stole deputies responded to a report of were reported stolen from a pills and bit him. A 31-year-old a burglary earlier that day in the fence overnight. CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT Chehalis man is being referred 2200 block of Wildwood Road Arrest Made in Protection-Order to prosecutors on suspicion of Violation Shoes Stolen in Curtis. A Toshiba Chrome- Assault Reported second-degree assault, domestic book was reported stolen. The • At 12:49 p.m. on Sunday, • At 7:54 a.m. on Friday, po- violence, possession of a con- victim reported she was gone for • At 8:13 p.m. on Friday, po- police responded to the 300 lice received a report of a pos- trolled substance without a pre- lice received a report of a fourth- a short time and returned to find block of South Iron Street and sible theft of shoes in the 500 scription and third-degree theft. unknown suspects had forced degree assault in the 100 block of arrested Clim D. Grant, Jr., 39, of block of Northwest Pacific Av- South Gold Street. entry into the home and rifled Centralia, on suspicion of viola- enue. Burglary Reported to Shed through belongings, in addition tion of a domestic-violence pro- to stealing the computer. tection order. • At 9:40 p.m. on Friday, a Teen Faces Charges After Toddler Found Wandering in burglary was reported to a shed Car Keyed Parking Lot in the 700 block of Northwest Chainsaws, Bicycle Stolen from • At 11:22 p.m. on Friday, Man Booked on Domestic • At 9:57 a.m. on Friday, State Avenue. The alleged victim Chehalis Garage police responded to a report of Violence Charge police responded to Southwest reported his ex broke into the malicious mischief in the 2800 shed while he was in jail. • At 10:10 p.m. on Sunday, • At 6:04 a.m. on Monday, Chehalis Avenue to a report of deputies responded to a report block of Russell Road. A 17-year- police responded to a report a toddler found walking around old girl is being referred to juve- of a burglary between Tuesday of an assault in the 100 block in a parking lot alone. Police no- 911 Caller Reports Drunk Man and Sunday in the 300 block of nile court on suspicion of third- of South Gold Street. Kody D. tified Child Protective Services. degree malicious mischief for Passed Out in Front Yard Zandecki Road in Chehalis. Two Bingisser, 29, of Centralia, was chainsaws, a bicycle, an ax and a allegedly keying a car. arrested on suspicion of fourth- • At 3:04 p.m. on Saturday, a Trespassers Reported person in the 800 block of South toolbox full of tools were report- degree assault, domestic vio- ed stolen from a garage. Vehicle Stolen, Involved in lence. • At 1:32 p.m. on Friday, po- Market Boulevard reported lice received a report of people finding a man passed out in his Thurston County Hit and Run trespassing on private property yard with a beer next to him. LEWIS COUNTY JAIL STATISTICS • At 1:09 a.m. on Friday, a Barn Window Broken in the 1000 block of North- • As of Tuesday morning, the vehicle was reported stolen from • At 9:03 a.m. on Monday, west Louisiana Avenue possibly Massachusetts Caller Harasses Lewis County Jail had a total a business in the 300 block of drinking on the property with- police received a report that a 911 Dispatchers population of 182 inmates, with South Tower Avenue. The ve- barn window was broken in the out permission and engaging in 155 in general population and 27 hicle was recovered in Thurston 200 block of West Oakview Av- “nefarious dealings,” according • At 4:53 p.m. on Saturday, in its Work Ethic and Restitu- County after being involved in a enue. to the Chehalis Police Depart- police received reports of repeat- tion Center. Of general popula- hit and run. ment. ed harassing calls from a man to tion inmates, 131 were men and 911 dispatchers. The man’s phone 24 were women and of WERC Counterfeit Cash Seized Man Booked on Heroin Charge number’s area code was traced to inmates, 21 were men and six • At 9:09 a.m. on Monday, a Alcohol, Groceries Shoplifted Dorchester, Massachusetts. after Graffiti Report were women. A total of 40 in- counterfeit $100 bill was discov- • At 3:26 p.m. on Friday, po- mates were booked through • At 4:29 p.m. on Saturday, ered at a store in the 1100 block lice received a report of a shop- contracts with agencies outside police responded to the 600 lifter in the 500 block of South Aggressive Panhandling of Harrison Avenue. The bill Reported Lewis County. block of West Main Street af- was seized as evidence. Market Boulevard. A 16-year- ••• ter a witness reported seeing a old Chehalis girl was arrested • At 9:57 p.m. on Saturday, By The Chronicle Staff man spray painting graffiti on and released and will be referred police received a report of ag- Please call news reporter Natalie a building. Police attempted to Graffiti Reported to juvenile court on suspicion of gressive panhandling in the Johnson with news tips. She can be contact a suspect who ran. Po- • At 11:13 a.m. on Monday, third-degree theft. She allegedly 1000 block of Northwest Loui- reached at 807-8235 or njohnson@ lice caught the man a few blocks graffiti was reported on a build- took $20.99 in alcohol. siana Avenue. A person was al- chronline.com.

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A Keno: 09-14-17-18-19-24-25-33-52- • MURRAY LAMBERT, 95, Chehalis, died Service details are pending at this time. memorial service will be held Sunday, 55-56-58-61-62-64-71-73-76-79 The Chronicle seeks to be accu- Sept. 25 at Prestige Post-Acute and Arrangements are under the care of Oct. 1, at 3 p.m. at the Salkum Cemetery rate and fair in all its reporting. If Rehabilitation Center. No services are Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. with a potluck celebration of life to fol- you find an error or believe a news planned at this time. Arrangements are • ELISABETH M. TUTTLE, 87, Winlock, died low at the Salkum Fire Hall. Arrange- Commodities item is incorrect, please call the under the direction of Newell-Hoer- Sept. 24 at Riverside Nursing and Reha- ments are under the care of Cattermole Gas in Washington — $3.02 (AAA of newsroom as soon as possible at ling’s Mortuary. bilitation Center, Centralia. Services are Funeral Home. 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Funeral services will be • HARRY ‘BUD’ CHEZEK, 89, Quartzsite, Ari- Mega Millions: held at 11 a.m. A graveside service with zona, formerly of Winlock, died Sept. 7 Next jackpot: $15 million military honors will be held at 1 p.m. at in Blythe, California. A graveside service Lotto: 02-06-13-28-44-47 For Appointments Call 360-807-4468 Available 24/7 5 EASY STEPS 1 2 3 4 5 QUESTIONS? TO SUBMIT Click on Click Build the Pay with CALL 807-8203 Go to AN OBITUARY Classifieds and PAID obituary credit card ONLINE Chronline.com hit PLACE AN AD OBITUARIES CH572001rb.cg • Main 11 CALENDAR / LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017 Lattins' Attorney Raises Concerns About Current Treatment of Goats Seized HOOF ROT ALLEGATION: Once the goats were exam- ing the animals," his report reads. ined, the veterinarian filed a re- He continues: "I find the confis- Attorney for Owners “I find the confiscation of these animals to be port, a copy of which was includ- cation of these animals to be ar- Seeks Return of Animals, ed in Kover's motion. bitrary and capricious." arbitrary and capricious.” Among Humphrey's findings: Sheriff's Office Lt. Tim Rudl- Continues to Dispute • The female doelings are un- off explained the seizure process Claims of Sheriff’s Office derweight and should be housed to The Olympian in June. Dr. Jason Humphrey separately from the adult females They have a deputy on staff veterinarian in Lewis County By Rolf Boone and fed a diet appropriate to who specializes in animal abuse The Olympian young ruminants. cases and who acts on tips or heard in Thurston County Dis- of sodomy perpetrated by the • The adult bucks are being complaints about alleged animal Back in June, the Thurston allowed to mount and sodomize abuse, Rudloff said. If the deputy trict Court. grown bucks," his motion reads. County Sheriff's Office removed the young bucklings. determines there's a problem Meanwhile, the goats were "This is a result of the complete 18 goats from Lattin's Country • There are lameness issues with the animals, the deputy can Cider Mill and Farm — per- placed in the care of Hooved An- and utter lack of knowledge on within the herd that are not be- ask a judge to issue a search war- haps the best known farm in the imal Rescue of Thurston County. basic goat husbandry." ing addressed. rant and seize the animals, he county — after receiving a com- Now, Justin Kover, the at- Hooved Animal Rescue of In his report, Humphrey also said. plaint about the treatment of the torney for the Lattins, has filed Thurston County could not be took a shot at the decision to re- The deputy and a veterinar- goats. a motion in district court, seek- reached Monday. move the goats from the farm. ian attached to the investiga- Those goats were later ing the immediate return of the Under court order, Kover, his He said he has been a large ani- tion also completed reports that checked by a sheriff's deputy, goats. In his motion, he raises clients, their veterinarian, Dr. Ja- mal veterinarian for 16 years and were forwarded to the Thurston who determined they were suf- concerns about how the goats son Humphrey of Lewis County, has worked on animal welfare County Prosecuting Attorney's fering from hoof rot. The op- currently are being treated. and others from the sheriff's of- cases with the sheriff's depart- Office, Rudloff said. erators of the farm, Carolyn and "The defendants offer proof fice and Thurston County Pros- ments of Lewis, Thurston and Kover has requested an Debbie Lattin, ultimately were from a doctor of veterinary ecutor's Office, gathered Sept. 12 Pierce Counties. emergency hearing on his mo- charged with second-degree medicine that the goats are not at Thurston County Animal Ser- "Never has there been a time tion with the court. If that's not animal cruelty, a gross misde- just being neglected, but that the vices so that the goats could be when animals were confiscated granted, the motion is set to be meanor. Their case is now being young bucklings are the victims checked. prior to a veterinarian examin- heard on Oct. 6. South Lewis County Career Pathways Fair to Be Held at Winlock High School OCT. 18: Event to of its kind. It will be held in co- and vocational training schools,” one’s degree will be available. ings. Concessions will be avail- operation with the Department Kelly said in an email. “This is Several workshops will be able, so students are encouraged Feature Workshops, of Vocational Rehabilitation and something that has never been offered. Those include resume to bring money. Pizza will also Organizations Educational Service District 113. done and something that is truly review, financial literacy, the im- be ordered for lunch, but it must The fair will be held from needed in our area. We are hop- portance of work ethic and how be pre-ordered so registration is and Businesses noon to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, ing to continue this event ev- to find and keep a job, among encouraged. All SPED/504 stu- Currently Hiring Oct. 18, at Winlock High School, ery year and have it continue to others. dents will eat for free. 241 N. Military Rd., in Winlock. grow.” Attending organizations To register for the event, go By The Chronicle She expects an attendance of The goal is the event will have and businesses include Centra- online to http://tinyurl.com/ The public will have the op- between 400 and 500 high school a lasting affect on the communi- lia College, Mohawk Industries, LCCPF-SchoolRegistration. portunity to attend the South students from Lewis and Pacific ty and the future of the students, People Ready, Centralia Beauty For more information or to Lewis County Career Pathways counties, to mostly be made up according to Kelly. College, and Braun Northwest, obtain a registration form, con- Fair at Winlock High School in of seniors and students with dis- Attendees are encouraged to Inc., among others. tact Alicia Roberts Frank at 360- October to learn about job op- abilities. So far, nine schools plan bring their resumes. There is no Students will be provided 464-6843 or by email at arob- portunities currently available. to attend, Kelly said. admission charge, and the event with a punch card as they make [email protected] or Mindy Mindy Kelly, a special edu- “Currently we have 20-plus is open to the public. their way around to the tables Kelly at 360-785-3537, ext. 2176 cation teacher at Winlock High businesses who are actively hir- Information on financial op- that are set up. Once their card is or by email at mkelly@winlock. School and Winolequa Learning ing attending as well as mul- tions and opportunities to either full, they will be given an extra wednet.edu. Registration forms Academy, said it's the first event tiple military agencies, colleges go back to college or advance ticket for the door prize draw- are due by Saturday, Sept. 30. News in Brief Enterprises’ largest programs to For untold centuries, salmon through the use of a flume. The incident was captured Reliable Enterprises help adults. migrated up the Yakima and Tribal officials say the tun- on video because it took place in Seeks Applicants for The Specialized Activities Cle Elum rivers and headed to nel at Cle Elum and eventually front of an Aberdeen fire station, and Recreation in the Commu- the tributaries in the mountains. others at all the region’s reser- according to the Daily World. Several Openings nity Program is growing and as The offspring would then return voirs are key to restoring healthy The victim said she was By The Chronicle a result has created an assistant to the sea. But that ended early in salmon populations in the Ya- walking down Market Street Reliable Enterprises is cur- coordinator position to help or- the last century when a dam was kima Basin. Thursday morning when she was rently seeking applicants for ganize various specialized activi- constructed, creating the lake. The flume was meant as a confronted by the two women several positions throughout its ties and recreation opportunities Officials hope to remedy that pilot to test the feasibility of the who told her to take her shoes community service organization. for adults with disabilities. by construction of a 1,250-foot larger project, Visser said. The off. She refused and one of the “Come join us as we expand For more information, or to tunnel that will allow trout and tunnel, which targets juveniles, women began to hit her, accord- and foster the growth of disabled apply, visit reliableenterprises. salmon — especially sockeye — has three parts: a stepped inlet to ing to KXRO. and disadvantaged populations org /careers. Those interested access to the reservoir and head- let fish swim in at varying water They later took her shoes and throughout Lewis County, while can also pick up an application at waters. Northbank Civil & Ma- heights, and a spiral water slide cell phone. building the next leaders of our the main office located at 203 W. rine Inc., a small business based that lowers the fish to a tunnel The victim identified the community,” a press release said. Reynolds Ave. in Centralia. in Vancouver, won the contract. past the dam that delivers them women as “Shelby” and “Krystal.” Lewis County Head Start If the tunnel is successful, to the river. For returning adults, Her injuries were treated at Pre-school is hiring parent- Unique Fish Tunnel construction of a fishery on Lake the plan is to trap fish below the scene. teacher educators, bus drivers Cle Elum could be next, Visser the dam that are too big for the Anyone with information is and teachers’ assistants for the Closer to Reality at said. tunnel and drive them in tanker asked to call Aberdeen police at upcoming school year. The pro- Other benefits include a trucks up to the reservoir for re- 360-533-3180. gram is in need of additional Lake Cle Elum thriving wildlife ecosystem and lease. The first phase of the project, staff for the expanding classes, By Alec Regimbal greater opportunities for recre- Man Found Dead After ational fishermen. which began in 2015, was com- according to the press release. Yakima Herald-Republic Head Start works with families The project is part of the $4 pleted last fall after a $4.5 mil- Fall at Wallace Falls to cultivate children’s readiness If all goes well over the next billion to $6 billion Yakima Ba- lion road and bridge across the skills along with social and emo- three years, thousands of fish sin Integrated Plan, a collabora- Cle Elum River was completed. The Seattle Times The road and bridge were built tional development before enter- will be able to leave Lake Cle tion between state, federal, tribal A man was found dead Sun- so that the passage facility can be ing kindergarten. Elum to head to the sea for the and local groups to improve wa- day evening after falling over an built on the far side of the dam. The Concrete Goods pro- first time in eight decades. ter management in the region for embankment at Wallace Falls, gram is hiring an individual to Plans for the construction fish, farms, and communities the Snohomish County Sheriff’s coordinate deliveries and deliver of a first-of-its kind tunnel al- over the next 30 years. Two Women Gang Up on Office said in a news release. goods and items to Child Protec- lowing the fish to escape have Construction is slated to be- A woman phoned 911 around tive Services offices throughout made a huge step forward with gin next month, and is expected Third Woman in Grays 5 p.m. to report that her 33-year- the Puget Sound region. An ap- the awarding of a $15.2 million to be completed by late 2020; but Harbor County, Steal old husband had fallen near the plicant must be able to repeatedly contract. Visser said construction may Sky Valley Lookout in Wallace lift 50 pounds. “If we’re able to reintroduce not begin until spring if workers Her Shoes and Phone Falls State Park. Employment Services is cur- those fish, we’ll see recreational don’t start before the first snows. The couple was on a hike rently seeking an individual benefits and a lot of ecological The bureau’s partners on the The Olympian with family members and access job coach to train and benefits to the system as well,” project are the state departments Aberdeen police need the friends at the park off Highway support adults with disabilities said Richard Visser, a project of Ecology and Fish and Wildlife, public’s help in identifying two 2 near Gold Bar. The lookout is while they gain employment ex- manager with the federal Bureau as well as the Yakama Nation, women who assaulted a third about 2.4 miles up a trail from perience and skills in the com- of Reclamation’s Yakima field of- which began slowly reintroduc- woman, then allegedly took her the park’s parking lot, the sher- munity. This is one of Reliable fice. ing sockeye to the system in 2009 shoes and cell phone. iff’s office said.

Worden State Park and Pearry- Libraries was home to Mary McCrank’s Facebook page remains www. Calendar gin State Park. Free Genealogy Workshop: “Getting Dinner House for nearly 50 years. facebook.com/Community- Additional information Started or Restarted With Your Fam- “This is a great opportunity FarmersMarketChehalis/ Continued from page Main 2 on “Bike Your Park Day” can ily Research”, 1-4 p.m., Timberland Ber- to meet our vendors, enjoy a For more information, email be found online at http:// netta Smith Chehalis Library. Check-in wonderful, locally sourced din- info@chehalisfarmersmarket. However, a Discover Pass is still parks.state.wa.us/CivicAlerts. at 12:30 p.m. Workshop includes basics ner and support the market, said com or call 360-740-1212. of genealogy and topics such as collect- required at WDFW and DNR aspx?AID=335. Market Manager Vicki Muething. managed lands on free days. ing what you know, family group sheets, Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo pedigree charts, census records, library “If you’re a fan of the Chehalis Tenino Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Free days apply to day-use ac- resources and national, state and local p.m., Olympia Street, www.teninofarm- Community Farmers Market, Jackson Highway, Chehalis cess by vehicle but do not cover records and determining your next step. ersmarket.org, www.facebook.com/ this is the place to be on Oct.1.” Dancing, Swing Stuff, 1:30-4:30 p.m., overnight stays or use of rented Call 360-748-3301 TeninoFarmersMarket/ The Harvest Dinner will fea- Swede Hall, Rochester, 360-350-2423 facilities. Visitors are free to visit Club Mom Children’s Clothing ture appetizers, a buffet dinner Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary State Parks, DNR and WDFW Bank and Exchange, 1-3 p.m., Centra- Riverside Park, Centralia, free, spon- lands without a pass any day of Sunday, Oct. 1 presented by local chef Jay Ryan, lia Christian Church, 1215 W. Main St., a no-host bar and live music sored by Jesus Name Pentecostal the year so long as they do not 360-736-7655 Church, Chehalis, 360-623-9438 from Phil Hansen. Admission bring a vehicle onto the grounds. Coach Train Excursions to Milburn, 1 Community Farmers Coach Train Excursions to Milburn, 1 After Sept. 30, there will still and 3 p.m., Chehalis-Centralia Railroad is $35 each. Tickets are available and 3 p.m., Chehalis-Centralia Railroad be two more free days in 2017. & Museum, 1101 SW Sylvenus St., Che- Market to Host through the market’s website & Museum, 1101 SW Sylvenus St., Che- halis, steamtrainride.com, 360-748-9593 The first will be on Nov. 11 in halis, steamtrainride.com, 360-748-9593 and Facebook pages. Riverview Train Excursion to Ruth, 5 Harvest Dinner For information about tick- Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, honor of Veterans Day and the p.m., Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Mu- 11 a.m., 2:15 p.m., Mt. Rainier Railroad, last free day will happen on Nov. seum, 1101 SW Sylvenus St., Chehalis, The Community Farmers ets, corporate sponsorship and Elbe, 888-STEAM-11 24 in recognition of autumn. steamtrainride.com, 360-748-9593 Market in Chehalis will present donations or to volunteer at the Additionally, Sept. 30 has been Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, its annual Harvest Dinner, the dinner, email Muething at info@ designated as “Bike Your Park 11 a.m., 2:15 p.m., Mt. Rainier Railroad, market’s fall fundraising event, chehalisfarmersmerket.com. Support Groups Day,” with four state parks of- Elbe, 888-STEAM-11 5-9 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 1, at the The market’s website and GriefShare, a video seminar focus- fering ranger-led bike tours. The It, rated R, (no one under 17 admit- Creekside Event Center, 2923 email address have changed. ing on helping people who have lost ted without a parent or guardian),Roxy a loved one, 12:30-2 p.m., Shoestring participating parks are Cape Theater, Morton, 7 p.m. Adults, $9, stu- Jackson Highway, Chehalis. They are www.chehalisfarm- Valley Community Church, 104 Frase Disappointment State Park, dents and Seniors, $8. Contact www. Before becoming Creekside ersmarket.com and info@che- Road, Onalaska, 360-870-2782, http:// Conconully State Park, Fort mortonroxy.org or 360-496-0541 Event Center, this historic venue halisfarmersmarket.com. The svcchurch.com/griefshare/ Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017 Nation/World Nation in Brief Latest Obamacare Repeal Bill Nears Collapse World in Brief Trump’s NFL Comments By Noam N. Levey and Lisa Mascaro nance Committee Chairman Or- weaken consumer protections, North Korea Says Hike Audience Tribune Washington Bureau rin G. Hatch, R-Utah, said GOP giving states more authority to Trump Declared War leaders would probably not be able waive requirements under the Interest in Network WASHINGTON — Repub- to hold a vote this week as planned. current law, such as the prohibi- Via Tweet; The White licans’ latest bid to roll back the Even before Collins’ announce- tion on insurers charging sick Pregame Shows Affordable Care Act appeared to ment Monday, President Don- people more for coverage. House Says It Didn’t By Meg James collapse Monday as a third GOP ald Trump sounded increasingly In addition to Paul, Sen. Ted By Barbara Demick senator came out against the mea- Los Angeles Times downbeat about the bill’s chances. Cruz, speaking in his home state Los Angeles Times sure and the Congressional Bud- “We’re going to lose two or of Texas over the weekend, said Preliminary television rat- get Office predicted major cover- three votes, and that’s the end of that “right now they don’t have NEW YORK — When is a ings show an increased interest age losses should it become law. that,” Trump said Monday on my vote.” He too remained un- tweet a declaration of war? among viewers in how NFL play- Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, Alabama radio’s “Rick and Bubba moved Monday, but aides said North Korea’s senior diplomat ers reacted to President Donald who voted against the last Re- Show,” criticizing Republican sen- he was trying to get to yes. Cruz told reporters here Monday that Trump’s weekend criticism that publican repeal bill, joined Sens. ators for withholding their sup- said he did not think Sen. Mike President Donald Trump’s most NFL owners should “fire or sus- John McCain, R-Ariz., and Rand port after years of promising to Lee, R-Utah, was supporting the recent salvo on Twitter was tanta- pend” players who kneel during Paul, R-Ky., and issued a stern repeal and replace the law. “They bill, either, though Lee’s office mount to a formal declaration and the national anthem. rebuke of her party’s attempt to pander and they grandstand.” said Monday that the senator that it would give North Korea the Television ratings for the vari- rush through a sweeping repeal Senate Republicans were rush- was reviewing the latest version. right to shoot down U.S. strategic ous Sunday games were mixed. proposal this week with just one ing to vote before a Sept. 30 dead- By Monday evening, other bombers even outside North Ko- CBS Corp. said Monday that its public hearing and little inde- line, after which they can no lon- Republican senators began to rean airspace. overall Week 3 lineup generated 4 pendent analysis. ger use a special rule that allows voice similar reservations about The White House quickly percent higher ratings than games “Part of the problem that we them to advance repeal legislation the rush to pass the Graham- scoffed at the comments by North in the same week in 2016. CBS have had has been the lack of hear- with only 50 votes instead of the Cassidy proposal as well. Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong benefited from having this season’s ings debates and careful consid- 60 normally required to pass con- “I have no idea what’s in the bill,” Ho. highest-rated game, the Green Bay eration and vetting of the health troversial bills in the Senate. said Sen. John Kennedy, R-La. “I “Not at all. We’ve not declared Packers’ victory over the Cincin- care replacement bills,” Collins Plans for this week’s vote re- think we need to move on from war on North Korea. And frankly, nati Bengals in overtime. said, renewing calls for Republi- mained uncertain Monday evening health care and do tax reform.” the suggestion of that is absurd,” Pre-game shows drew sub- cans and Democrats to work to- amid silence from Senate Majority Cassidy and Graham have said White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders at a news stantially larger audiences than gether on legislation to stabilize Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. insisted Americans would not briefing. comparable weeks. CBS said its health insurance markets and pro- Senate Republican leaders lose vital insurance protections The North Korean minister “The NFL Today” program Sun- tect consumers from rising costs. and White House officials had under their bill, including the With only 52 Republicans in been working furiously to round guarantee that they could get in- was reacting to Trump’s Satur- day scored its highest ratings day night tweet suggesting that since 2010. The pregame show the Senate and Democrats united up votes in recent days. surance even if they are sick. in opposition, GOP leaders could Trump called Collins on Mon- “This plan protects those North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, was up 33 percent to a household whom he mocked as “Little Rocket rating of 3.2 compared with last afford to lose only two votes. day, she told reporters. The presi- with pre-existing conditions and Collins’ announcement fol- dent made a similar appeal to Paul gives states resources and flex- Man,” might soon be deposed year’s 2.4 rating. CBS and other or dead — he didn’t specify. The networks provided coverage of lowed the release of a prelimi- over the weekend, Paul said. ibility to lower premiums and in- nary CBO analysis of a bill spon- Vice President Mike Pence crease the number of Americans tweet followed a bellicose speech the protests while the national that Ri had delivered earlier that anthem was played. sored by Sens. Lindsey Graham, and Health and Human Services insured,” Cassidy said Monday R-S.C., and Bill Cassidy, R-La. Secretary Tom Price also made after releasing his latest proposal. day calling Trump “mentally de- The office predicted “the num- an effort to woo Collins, the in- But the claims were undercut ranged” and hinting at the inevita- Texas Rep. Louie ber of people with comprehen- dependent Senate veteran. by the nonpartisan CBO, which bility of war. Gohmert calls for Sen. sive health insurance that covers At the same time, Graham predicted that most states would high-cost medical events would and Cassidy made a series of last- struggle with major cuts in fund- German Populists John McCain’s recall be reduced by millions.” minute changes to their proposal, ing and that some would roll It capped a frenetic day in promising to send more money back insurance protections for Face Risk Of Split as By Griffin Connolly Washington in which protesters to Maine, Arizona and Alaska in sick Americans. Co-Leader Shuns Caucus CQ-Roll Call flocked to Capitol Hill and Re- a clear effort to win over Collins, “Some of the choices made by publican leaders seemed to re- McCain and Sen. Lisa Murkows- states could reduce enrollees’ ac- By Rainer Buergin WASHINGTON — Rep. Lou- treat from their scramble to pass ki, R-Alaska, who has voiced res- cess to care,” warned the budget ie Gohmert believes Arizona Sen. Bloomberg News a repeal bill over the objections ervations about the repeal push office, which also noted that pre- John McCain should be recalled of nearly every major organiza- and voted against the last repeal miums would probably increase BERLIN — Alternative for while he battles brain cancer and tion representing patients, physi- bill over the summer. for some Americans, particular- Germany, the populist party that so that the GOP can replace him cians, hospitals and others in the In a bid to win over Paul and ly those who need services like won its first seats in the nation’s with someone who will support healthcare system. other conservatives, Graham and mental health treatment or ex- parliament on Sunday, faced an the party’s latest effort to repeal Monday afternoon, Senate Fi- Cassidy also appeared to further pensive drugs. immediate rift when one of best- the 2010 health care law. known leaders said she won’t “Nothing inhibits recovery join the caucus. from cancer like stress,” the A day after its biggest elector- Texas Republican told “Fox & Opponents Face Uphill Battle as They al triumph, the anti-immigration Friends” Monday. “I think Ari- party, known as AfD, signaled zona could help him, and us. its potential for unpredictabil- Recall him, let him fight success- Vow to Fight Trump’s New Travel Ban ity over the next four years as Frauke Petry, its national co- fully this terrible cancer, and let’s By Jaweed Kaleem and Melissa Etehad get someone in here who will leader, walked out of a news con- keep the word he gave last year.” Los Angeles Times ference in Berlin where two other McCain said last week he As soon as the White House party leaders celebrated its 13 would not support a bill spon- announced President Donald percent share of the federal vote. sored by GOP Sens. Lindsey Trump’s new travel ban, advo- Petry has differed over strat- Graham of South Carolina and cates for immigrants roundly egy with the AfD’s campaign Louisiana’s Bill Cassidy to roll condemned it, vowing to fight headliners, Alice Weidel and Al- exander Gauland, who she has back the American Care Act what they described as an un- suggested aren’t doing enough to legislation that overhauled the constitutional abuse of presiden- attract middle-of-the-road voters health care code in 2010. tial authority. “He’s got cancer, it’s a tough to the party. Founded in 2013 to But after months of swift oppose financial bailouts of other battle,” Gohmert said. “But court victories blocking prior stress is a real inhibitor to getting euro-area countries, the AfD fo- bans — often criticized as bans cused its campaign on vilifying over cancer. So let him go back, on Muslims — legal experts said deal with the cancer, let Ari- Chancellor Angela Merkel for her opponents may face their great- open-borders refugee policy. zona recall him so that we can est challenge yet. get somebody who will keep his “I have decided that I won’t The new ban addresses belong to the AfD caucus in the word from last year.” some of the legal challenges that McCain, like most Republi- German Bundestag, but will sit brought down prior versions, for the time being as an indi- cans, has campaigned for the bet- said Stephen Yale-Loehr, an im- vidual member,” Petry, 42, told ter part of a decade on repealing migration attorney and law pro- reporters. Before walking out, and replacing Democrats’ 2010 fessor at Cornell University. she said the AfD needs to start a health care overhaul. But twice in “The proclamation goes into “conservative turnaround” with the past two months he has effec- depth about how the administra- the aim of joining Germany’s tively killed GOP efforts to do so. tion conducted its survey of other government after the next sched- countries’ identity management uled election in 2021. Barbara Blaine, Founder and information-sharing proto- cols. The proclamation bars only of Priest-Abuse Victims certain people from certain coun- Abe’s Future Hinges on tries, not everyone from a given Margin of Victory in Group SNAP, Dies at 61 country. The proclamation in- Christian K. Lee / Los Angeles Times By Manya Brachear Pashman cludes North Korea and Venezuela, John Wilder, background, welcomes Muslims to the United States at the Tom Brad- Snap Japan Election ley International Terminal of LAX in Los Angeles on June 29. Chicago Tribune two non-Muslim-majority coun- By Isabel Reynolds tries. And the new travel ban does CHICAGO — Barbara Blaine not bar refugees from entering the to the U.S. under a prior tem- that travel ban expired and re- Bloomberg News — the founder of SNAP, a promi- United States,” Yale-Loehr said. porary ban that expired Sunday, placed by the new one, the court TOKYO — Japanese Prime nent activist group in the Roman The White House order, has been dropped off the list. ordered lawyers to submit letters Minister Shinzo Abe is betting Catholic Church’s clergy-abuse which cites national security Chad, Venezuela and North Ko- on what should happen next. The that he can crush a weak oppo- crisis — died Sunday in Utah at concerns and a global review of rea are new entries. court could decide the case is sition in next month’s election. 61. vetting procedures for entry to “It’s clearly an uphill battle moot. That would leave challeng- The margin of victory may de- The cause of death was a con- the U.S., calls for an indefinite against this one,” said Peter Spiro, ers who had fought since Trump’s termine whether his ruling party dition resulting from a sudden ban on almost all travel to the a constitutional and international initial ban in January to get a fi- replaces him in 2018. tear in a blood vessel in her heart, U.S. by nationals of seven coun- law professor at Temple University. nal decision on the president’s Abe announced on Monday her family said in a statement tries, which include most that “This travel ban is detailed, more immigration authority from the that he would dissolve parliament Monday. were targeted in Trump’s initial professional and a much tougher highest court to start over again later this week, more than a year “Her relentless advocacy en- ban, issued after he took office. target for anyone to challenge.” in district court lawsuits. before its term expires. He framed abled millions to eventually ac- Effective Oct. 18, the new mea- On Monday, the Supreme The new ban does not ad- the election as a chance to vote on cept a long unbelievable reality: sure bans entry by most citizens of Court canceled arguments over dress a refugee ban that is still in his strong stance on North Korea that tens of thousands of priests Syria, Libya, Iran, Yemen, Soma- the prior travel ban that were place through late October or the and his plans to use revenues from raped and fondled hundreds of lia, Chad and North Korea. It also scheduled for Oct. 10. Justices soon-to-expire fiscal year cap on a planned sales-tax hike to fund thousands of kids while bishops imposes restrictions on a small were supposed to hear lawyers for refugee admissions. The White an $18 billion economic package hid these heinous crimes,” said number of citizens in Venezu- the Trump administration and House has said it will announce aimed at tackling the challenges Barbara Dorris, the managing ela and additional screenings for immigrant rights groups make a new cap on refugee admissions of an aging society. director of the Survivors Net- Iraqis. The ban allows for some their cases on the ban, which dis- in the coming days. “An election in these circum- work of those Abused by Priests, exceptions, such as for Iranians trict judges in Hawaii and Mary- Activists derided Trump’s stances will also be a test of con- the group Blaine helped start. who are students or participants land and appeals courts in Vir- previous bans, and federal judg- fidence in me,” Abe said. Voting “Her contributions to a safer so- in cultural exchange programs. ginia and California had deemed es said they were unconstitu- will be set for Oct. 22, according ciety would be hard to overstate,” Sudan, whose nationals were unconstitutional. tional for discriminating nearly to three people with knowledge she added. previously blocked from coming But with major portions of exclusively against Muslims. of his ruling coalition’s plans. • Main 13 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017 Balance of Power in Olympia Hinges on One Race By Melissa Santos 10 percentage points. passed into law. The News Tribune “Republicans odds are already State Sen. Reuven Carlyle, D- low in the 45th,” Wyble wrote Seattle, said after Republicans Democrats have been com- in an email. “Supporting higher won that policy battle, “it is be- plaining for months that the Leg- property taxes on the Eastside yond amazing to see the GOP’s islature’s plan to solve Washing- makes their chances even slim- newly discovered awareness of ton’s school-funding crisis relies mer. I see why they are trying their middle-class property-tax too much on raising the state- to walk it back, but it’s going to hike.” wide property tax. be hard at this point to put the He said Republican leaders Now, a top GOP leader who toothpaste back in the tube.” mocked Democrats at the time pushed for that solution seems Alex Hays, a Republican po- for trying to find ways to reduce worried about those tax increas- litical consultant, said he thinks the impact of the statewide prop- es, too, and wants state lawmak- Braun’s new plan would be very erty tax increase. ers to act quickly to reduce the difficult to explain in a 30-sec- “The GOP wrote this plan, planned tax hike in 2018. ond TV ad or political mailer, shoved it through when they It’s all part of a series of tax- making it more likely that it’s re- were governing as the major- related promises leading up to a ally more about fiscal policy and ity,” Carlyle said. “Now that their November special election that Courtesy Photo less about the politics of the No- majority is endangered, they are will decide which party — Dem- Manka Dhingra, left, is the Democratic candidate for state Senate in the 45th Dis- vember election. retreating to pretend like this ocrats or Republicans — controls trict, while Jinyoung Lee Englund, right, is running as a Republican. The special “Translating these comments desperate move will help their the Legislature in Olympia next election will decide which party controls the Legislature. into an effective ad is really hard struggling candidate in the 45th year. to do, therefore proving it’s just District who can’t defend the tax If Democrat Manka Dhingra sidered dead-on-arrival recently “This has nothing to do with what he really thinks about the hike crippling her part of King wins the state Senate race in the in the Republican-led Senate, the election,” Braun said Thurs- budget,” Hays said. County.” 45th Legislative District, Demo- though Democrats in the House day. “This has to do with ... stak- This year, Washington law- Senate Majority Leader Mark crats will take over the Senate. also have declined to vote on ing a claim that what we ought to makers were struggling to com- Schoesler, R-Ritzville, brushed They already control the state them the past few years. be thinking about is addressing ply with a court order to fix how off those criticisms, saying House and the Governor’s Man- Then this past week, state Sen. this issue in 2018.” the state pays for schools. Braun’s plan is aimed only at sion. John Braun, R-Centralia and the Others say it’s unlikely that They passed the overhaul of helping taxpayers throughout If Republican Jinyoung Lee lead Senate budget writer, said he, Braun’s proposal and its timing state and local property taxes to the state’s 39 counties. Englund wins, divided govern- too, wants to reduce the severity aren’t tied in some way to the up- comply with the state Supreme “This is simply the right thing ment in Olympia is expected of the upcoming property-tax in- coming election, just like Inslee’s Court’s McCleary decision, to do with additional resourc- to continue, with Republicans crease, using a windfall of about was. which said the state needs to stop es for people across our state,” continuing to control the Senate $500 million that came from a “I will say, generally speaking, relying on local school district Schoesler said. with the help of one conservative better-than-expected state rev- the sun rises and the sun sets in property-tax levies to pay for ba- Not surprisingly, Inslee’s of- Democrat. sic education costs, like teacher fice has a different take on where Several communities in the enue forecast. the 45th District right now,” said Under the plan lawmakers Chad Minnick, a Republican salaries. the newfound money should go. 45th Legislative District — in- Tara Lee, a spokeswoman for approved earlier this year, prop- campaign consultant who added The plan lawmakers eventu- cluding those within the Lake ally approved means that proper- the governor, said the extra mon- erty owners throughout the he isn’t familiar with the spe- Washington School District — ty owners across all of the state’s ey from last week’s revenue fore- state will see their taxes go up by cifics of Braun’s plan. “There’s are projected to be hit particu- 295 school districts will get hit cast will be needed to patch other larly hard by the tax increases about 81 cents per $1,000 in as- nothing that’s not about the 45th with a property tax increase holes in the two-year state bud- coming their way in the next sessed value in 2018. District in one way or another.” in 2018. Then, starting in 2019, get the Legislature approved over few years, upping the stakes for Braun said lawmakers could An earlier version of Braun’s most districts will see their prop- the course of a few hours in June. both parties to promise tax relief instead use the added money plan would have raised the state- erty taxes go down, as new limits Lawmakers passed the budget in should they win the race. from the revenue forecast to buy wide property tax by about twice on local school district property- the nick of time to prevent a par- The 45th District covers a down that increase, so that the as much, but also included lan- tax levies go into effect. tial shutdown of state govern- swath of suburbs east of Seattle 2018 tax hike would be less than guage would have allowed the Still, about one-third of ment. that includes Redmond, Wood- 50 cents per $1,000 in assessed rate to be reduced slightly over Washington residents live in “The increased revenue pro- inville, Sammamish, Kirkland value. time. That language didn’t make school districts where tax rates jections will be needed to cover and Duvall. About $3.6 million Braun, who also chairs the it into the final version of the will ultimately be higher than miscalculations and errors that has been spent in the race so far, Senate Republican Campaign plan the Legislature approved in they are today, even after the resulted from the hasty pas- a number sure to increase closer Committee, said his plan to soft- June, however. plan is fully phased in, according sage of the biennial budget,” Lee to the election. en the blow of next year’s tax in- John Wyble, a Democratic to an analysis The News Tribune wrote in an email, noting that Already, Democratic Gov. Jay crease has zero connection to the political consultant, said Braun’s and The Olympian completed in lawmakers “rushed it through Inslee has said that if Dhingra all-important November special insistence that his latest tax-plan July. with very little time for review.” wins, he would try to curtail the election in the 45th District. announcement isn’t partly about While Democrats had pro- She added: “We are glad to planned statewide property-tax Rather, he said, his plan to upping Republican chances in posed other tax measures to try see Sen. Braun agrees with the increase, instead enacting new lower the tax rate is based on the 45th District “strains cred- to comply with the McCleary governor that it is worth looking taxes on capital gains and carbon the timing of the new state rev- ibility.” In the Aug. 1 primary order, Republicans had favored at ways to reduce property tax, emissions. enue forecast, which came out election, Dhingra, the Demo- a rival property-tax swap plan, even though he's mistaken that Those ideas have been con- Wednesday. cratic candidate, led Englund by a version of which ultimately this provides a way to do that.” Inslee’s Quake Group Favors Quick Fixes Over Major Upgrades

By Sandi Doughton ment and funding it will take to small steps that can lay a founda- for implementing some of the re- Management director. The Seattle Times make the state less vulnerable, tion for future action. port's longer-term priorities, like "It's the political will to re- said Jim Mullen, former direc- "We want to stress that we reducing the cost of earthquake quire the retrofits that doesn't ex- Ensure schools are seismi- tor of Washington's Emergency know this is a beginning and insurance or creating a state ist," he said. cally sound. Strengthen bridges Management Division. we've got a long way to go," said earthquake insurance authority, Scott Miles, a senior research and utilities against earthquakes. Last week's quake near Mexico Washington EMD spokeswom- Klotz added. scientist at the University of Build tsunami refuges on the coast. City, which killed more than 300 an Karina Shagren. "We're hope- Several emergency-man- Washington who serves on the Those recommendations have people, underscores the potential ful that with a solution to (school agement experts expressed state's Seismic Safety Commit- long topped the to-do list for pro- cost of delaying action on difficult funding) we can now start shift- frustration with the report's tee, called the quick-fix approach tecting Washington from an in- issues like school upgrades, Mul- ing some resources to prepared- emphasis on continued study, "disappointing and uninspiring," evitable, devastating quake. But len said. Among the dead were 19 ness." analysis and paperwork. One and said it's not likely to yield they rank among the lowest pri- children and six staff members Among the quick fixes the re- recommendation calls for de- many meaningful improvements. orities in a new report to Gov. Jay crushed when their private el- port recommends: velopment of a model approach But Miles, who helped write Inslee — because they are costly ementary school collapsed. • Negotiating an advance con- to retrofitting dangerous brick the state's previous earthquake and difficult. Instead, the report "Drop and cover drills are tract with refineries to provide buildings — but that's some- mitigation plan — the 2012 Re- from the governor's Resilient a good thing, but what do you fuel after a major earthquake. thing the engineering commu- silient Washington State report Washington Subcabinet favors ac- do when the whole place comes • Training and certifying en- nity can do, said Eric Holdeman, — said he's glad to see the issue tions that are easy and cheap. down?" Mullen asked. "If we gineers to conduct rapid assess- former King County Emergency getting some attention again. As a result, mandatory earth- think we've got seismically un- ments of building damage. quake drills in schools get a safe school buildings, we best get • Establishing a stakeholder higher priority rating than iden- about the business of trying to group to help small businesses tifying school buildings at risk make them safer, and you don't prepare. of collapse. A strategy to repair do that by saying: Let's kick that • Evaluating hospital pre- power, communications and down the road." paredness and supply chains. other utility lifelines ranks lower A Seattle Times analysis last The Washington State Of- than producing pamphlets on year estimated that one in three fice of the Insurance Commis- how to purify water and dispose Washington school kids live in sioner is surveying earthquake of human waste after a quake quake-prone areas and attend coverage in the state, including wrecks sewer and water systems. class in buildings constructed the number of policies and the YOUR HOME SHOULD BE COMFORTABLE ALL YEAR LONG NO MATTER THE WEATHER! Even the modest goals out- before seismic codes were adopt- types and costs of coverage, said lined in the document would ed statewide. spokeswoman Kara Klotz. The CHEHALIS SHEET METAL HEATING AND cost at least $15 million to ac- Washington faces the second- work was undertaken partly as a COOLING CAN HELP MAKE THAT HAPPEN! complish, the report estimates — highest earthquake risk in the result of the subcabinet's forma- CALL TODAY with no explanation of where the U.S., after California. The Fed- tion and after The Seattle Times FOR A FREE ESTIMATE CH576915cd.cg funding would come from. eral Emergency Management discovered that the coverage fig- 360-748-9221 Inslee created the subcabi- Agency estimates that a magni- ures the office had been using chehalissheetmetal.com net last year to bolster the state's tude 9 megaquake and tsunami were not valid. FINANCING AVAILABLE preparedness for a catastrophic Independent trane dealer from the offshore Cascadia There are no current plans Subject to credit approval. aSk for detailS. earthquake and tsunami. Made Subduction Zone could claim up of state agency heads and staff, more than 10,000 lives across [email protected] or fax to 360-942-3487 the group will present the report Product quality is very important to us. Please check your ad for: the Pacific Northwest and cause CORRECT ADDRESS & PHONE # - PRICES - SALE DATES - STORE to the governor on Sept. 27. HOURS - CORRECT COPY. While we make every effort to ensure more than $80 billion in dam- accuracy, you are the ultimate decision maker. It will be at least the sixth age. After a major drill last year, analysis over the past 30 years Washington officials concluded to spell out steps state officials that the state's response plans are should take to reduce death and "grossly inadequate." destruction from future earth- Lawmakers have struggled in quakes and speed the state's eco- recent years to fully fund public nomic recovery after the next schools as ordered by the state one hits. Few of the earlier sug- Supreme Court, eliminating gestions were ever implemented. any hope for budget increases A draft of the new report, in earthquake preparedness. At which is still being finalized, the same time, the core operat- points out that the subcabinet was ing budget of the Washington constrained by "a short time-frame, Emergency Management Divi- CH577843cf.cg zero funding and no additional sion (EMD) has been reduced by staff." At a meeting in May, Inslee half over the past decade. made it clear he wanted the group The new report acknowledg- to focus on low-cost measures that es that significant progress to- could be executed quickly. ward earthquake resilience will None of that bodes well for take more money and staff, but the type of long-term commit- argues that it's possible to take Main 14 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017 FROM THE FRONT PAGE

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an individual at any given time jor health incidents in the future was inspired to investigate pre- be sacrificing their privacy in Research based on the anticipated model. while simultaneously extending ventative in-home health care exchange for the help of new fan- If those behaviors veer drastical- personal independence. measures as a way of taking back gled robot doctors. However, she Continued from the front page ly from the norm, that informa- She mentioned a diabetic control of health care treatment says that most patients have been tion can be instantly evaluated with a severe drop in blood sugar, plans for at risk individuals. quick to recognize the promise Advanced Studies in Adaptive by off-site health care providers, or an elderly person who typi- “It has the possibility to em- of a tradeoff that could ultimate- Systems smart-home team. I am or even managed by artificial cally sleeps in their bed but has power the patient while simulta- ly prolong their life and extend the only nurse on the team. I intelligence features within the spent the past two nights sleep- neously providing information their ability to retain some sem- bring a clinical perspective to the home, in order to stave off more ing in the living room recliner, as to the provider that can improve blance of normalcy while re- work,” explained Fritz in an email. serious circumstances. potential problems that could be care and reduce costs,” said Fritz. maining in their own home. “I have always been interested in Fritz says that the presence of detected and handled through “We’re talking about proactive in- “Older adults in my study tech in the hospital and have of- the in-home sensors is less about preventive care. She even noted terventions and hopefully being have told me that they are willing ten claimed that nurses need to be active supervision than about that the sensors can track how able to prevent a bigger event.” to accept this technology, even at the table with engineers when creating a detailed and useful many times a person goes to the Fritz says the technology is though there is a perception that tech for health care is designed. chart of analytical information bathroom at night. Fritz knows not only applicable to the elderly there is a loss of privacy ... But After all, nurses are the ones who for health care providers to eval- that may seem like invasion of but also those who may be in re- they tell me that they don’t want are asked to directly employ the uate. Fritz noted that the sensors privacy, but noted that it is the habilitation from injury or illness, a robot dressing them, bathing use of high-tech equipment on merely pick up simple informa- exact type of information that or who are otherwise disabled or them or feeding them,” said Fritz. patients while caring for them.” tion such as movement and do a nurse would chart if a person vulnerable. She said that the re- In an email Fritz further ex- The new model of in-home not come with actual video or were forced to stay in a hospital. search team is currently training plained, “One older adult said health care envisioned by the audio recording. That informa- “If we can identify these part of the “smart-home” system that they would lose privacy if team of WSU researchers in- tion is compiled over time and changes in health states just like at a test bed on the WSU campus they moved into an assisted liv- cludes the assistance of in-home used to get a sense of the nor- a nurse would, what we’re really in Pullman to take actions on be- ing so they would rather lose pri- sensors and artificially intelli- mal behaviors of an individual. talking about is the things that a half of residents. Fritz used the ex- vacy and stay in their home. That gent apparatus around the house. When those activities, like going nurse would look for. We know ample of a person with memory was an aha(!) moment for me.” The first five “smart-homes” be- into the kitchen around dinner you have a diagnosis now what loss who may forget to turn off In addition to her position ing used for testing purposes time, change or stop altogether, are your symptoms and condi- the stove at night. She says that at Washington State Univer- have been installed at the Touch- the information can be used to tions on this particular day,” said sensors near the stove would be sity, Fritz is also on the Board of mark on South Hill Retirement determine if there is a problem. Fritz, who believes that many able to detect the increasing heat Commissioners for Morton Gen- Community in Spokane. The Fritz says that the informa- early deaths are related to a lack along with the prolonged absence eral Hospital, representing the “smart-homes” are each outfitted tion gleaned by the “smart-home” of professional oversight post- of motion in the nearby vicinity Mossyrock area. with 15 to 20 motion sensors that sensors would be used to “evalu- diagnosis. “What the sensors are and could then use that data to According to her biography are able to track the movements ate changes in health states.” looking for are the changes that a override and shut off the stove. on the hospital’s website, she was of an individual around the “Those changes occur when nurse would see that would spur a “That’s something that could born at Morton General Hospi- home. Those sensors then create people don’t feel good,” explained homecare provider to call and say, potentially be deployed into a tal and was a local resident until a data log of a person’s typical be- Fritz, who believes that the use of ‘Look, I think we need a change in home,” said Fritz. “It really re- graduating from college with a haviors and routines. real-time “Big Data” is the next medication, or, this person could lies on the idea of extending in- bachelor’s degree in 992. After Preliminary studies have big wave in health care that will benefit from this procedure and dependence for older adults or living in California and Idaho, shown that the sensors can ac- be utilized to improve patient attention. That kind of thing.” for anyone else who otherwise she returned to Mossyrock in count for more than 40 every- experiences and outcomes. She After years working in hospi- would have to be out of the home 2006 with her husband and chil- day activities with a labeling ac- believes that real-time data pro- tal settings and being forced into receiving extra assistance.” dren and settled in on the same curacy of more than 98 percent. vided by patients is an untapped reactive situations prone to spi- Fritz admits that she is sen- street she grew up on. Since re- That information is then used to mine of sorts, full of information raling out of control as an emer- sitive to the inevitable fears of turning, she completed a mas- evaluate the actual behaviors of that can be used to ward off ma- gency room nurse, Fritz says she patients who believe they will ter’s degree and Ph. D. in nursing.

the county hired an engineering the report. “Without adequate meetings, among other items. County Courthouse. The lawsuit Audit firm to oversee the program. internal controls in place to en- “In the areas we audited, coun- argued that was illegal, and since “The county did not have sure weekly certified payrolls are ty operations complied with appli- then the county meeting policy Continued from the front page controls in place to ensure the received promptly, the county cable requirements and provided has been updated to be more re- engineering firm was complying cannot ensure workers were paid adequate safeguarding of public strictive than the OPMA itself. “Our audit noted the county with grant requirements, which prevailing wages before paying resources,” stated the audit report. The required audit is expect- prepared a calculation to deter- included obtaining weekly certi- the contractor.” “The county also complied with ed to cost the county $69,100 mine its major funds; however, fied payrolls within seven days In the county’s response, it state laws and regulations and its the formula in the calculation plus travel expenses. The next of the payroll period,” states the stated the firm hired as the proj- own policies and procedures in scheduled audit will take place was incorrect, and the county draft report. ect manager did not perform its the areas we examined.” in June 2018. The estimated cost did not report the Packwood The weekly certified payrolls obligation for the payroll reports. Although the audit did not for that audit is expected to be Airport Fund as major,” stated were not received in the timeline The Community Development find any issues with open public the draft audit report, which established by federal regulations. Department overseeing the proj- meetings in 2016, the commis- $70,600 plus travel expenses. marked the error as a material “Our audit found 29 of the 35 ect said it has implemented pro- sioners earlier this year settled Bristol noted the county was weakness. Since the audit, the er- weekly certified payrolls for 2016 cedures to ensure compliance for a lawsuit for $57,370 which al- easy to work with and thanked all ror has been corrected. were submitted to the contracted future federal construction grants. leged multiple violations of the of those involved in the process. In the federal award audit, engineering firm between two An accountability audit state Open Public Meetings Act. “It truly is a great place for us another material weakness was weeks and four months after the showed the county complied The board was operating on a to come out and audit and we ap- discovered under the Airport payroll period and 20 of these with requirements. The audit resolution that allowed the com- preciate you making it welcom- Improvement Program. weekly certified payrolls were examined restricted funds, in- missioners to be in open session ing and giving us what we need According to the draft audit, not submitted until 2017,” states terfund loans and open public from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Lewis for the process,” he said.

Public Health and Social Servic- in the animal. Three months after ers’ hearing room on the second nationally is quite comforting,” Hank es Danette York, whose depart- the adoption, when the Prosecu- floor of the courthouse, 351 NW Karp said, mentioning the mul- ment oversees the shelter. tor’s Office was made aware of the North St., Chehalis. If it’s adopt- tiple Facebook pages and web- Continued from the front page “There’s a lot going on,” Karp what happened and the county ed, the updated code would be sites dedicated to the dog’s story. said. “We have split the case into seized the dog, is when Karp ar- Adam Karp, the attorney rep- effective immediately. “It just tells me there is a definite two separate issues.” gues a “blatant breach” of that As Karp works for the release abiding community interest in resenting the dog’s owner, Jann The order that maintains agreement occurred. of the dog, he said the public’s sup- saving Hank and bringing him Propp-Estimo, said he now has the animal met the definition “It provided my client would 30 days to file an appeal with a of dangerous in April 2016 and be able to keep him for life, and port for Hank’s release has grown. home. My client and I are doing state Court of Appeals or the is dangerous at the present time take him as is, which we inter- “I just think the groundswell everything we can to make that state Supreme Court. was considered by Lewis County pret to be as a dog named Hank, of support locally, but even inter- happen.” He is fighting for the release District Court Judge R.W. Buz- a neutered male who has no ad- of Propp-Estimo’s dog, currently zard, who upheld the dangerous verse designations at all because in county possession, after em- designation in June. It was then he was never presented as any- ployees of Lewis County changed appealed to Grays Harbor Su- thing different,” he said. the animal’s name from Tank to perior Court where earlier this More documents need to be Hank and adopted him out to month Judge David Edwards submitted to Judge Settle prior to his unsuspecting owner who was upheld the ruling, but waited to a decision, which is currently ex- not made aware that the animal sign the order until this week. pected on Friday, Oct. 6, Karp said. had been declared dangerous in That’s the case in which another The county has also set a April 2016 after allegedly being appeal will be filed, Karp said. hearing in October for an or- involved in the killing of live- Last week, a euthanasia stay dinance that would allow alter- stock along with another dog. was signed. It’s valid for 30 days natives to euthanasia for a dog Those fighting for his re- or for the duration of any appeal deemed dangerous under Lewis lease say he was not involved in process. County code. If successful, it will the killings and instead that his A separate issue is before be the second time the county mother, another pit bull mix, federal court Judge Benjamin has adjusted its code after the was responsible. The owner of Settle in Tacoma who is looking Board of Lewis County Com- the livestock made a similar re- at whether there was a breach of missioners became aware of the port in a previous court hearing. contract that requires the return case. The new amendment to the Prior to the dog’s adoption, of Hank to his owner without code would allow a district court those involved in the process be- any designation, Karp said. judge other options instead of lieved the animal did not possess “The argument is the county requiring a dangerous animal to any aggressive tendencies. made a number of misrepresen- be put down. Instead, the animal The case has grown to include tations and omissions in person could be released to the party multiple facets, including two and in writing to Ms. Propp-Es- cited in the action and the judge efforts within the courts led by timo,” Karp said. could implement specific condi- Karp and criminal charges that By allowing the adoption, tions the animal would need to were put on hold against Lewis Karp said his client paid money to be housed under. County Animal Shelter Manager get possession of Hank, which re- The hearing is set for 10 a.m. Amy Hanson and Director of leased all of the county’s interests on Oct. 2 in the commission-

tralia Hospital. the West Region EMS Trauma Officer Centralia and Chehalis po- & Care Council in collaboration lice departments and the Lewis with the University of Washing- Continued from the front page County Sheriff’s Office an- ton’s Alcohol & Drug Abuse In- nounced in late August that the stitute. The officer administered the three departments would begin Centralia Police Chief Carl Narcan and began CPR. The carrying the drug thanks to a Nielsen said officers very recent- woman began breathing and was $3,000 grant Lewis County Pub- ly received training and began transported to Providence Cen- lic Health and Social Services by carrying the overdose antidote. CH578210hw.do The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017 • Main 15

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Voice of the People By Thomas R. Hicker Both hands were numb when he woke up one morning. His di- Chronicle readers share their thoughts every day agnosis turned out to be very rare. through social media, including Facebook, Twitter and Robert Henry Foster was the comment section of Chronline.com. Here are some of born April 14, 1943 in Pasa- the recent highlights of conversation. dena, California. He moved to Longview in 1990 where he Chronicle Facebook followers respond to post of “How worked for Longview R.V. where do you feel about this statement / decision by the Seattle Se- he met his wife Janice whom he ahawks?`:” married in 1991. No moss grew under Fos- ter’s feet until his marriage as La Reena: More division! Way to go! It’s from age 11 to age 21 he did not the time or place and it is completely dis- yardwork, magazine sales, Safe- respectful. They should take a game off with way box boy, McGoo’s Pizza, no pay and go protest or whatever they call it In-N-Out Burger, and six dif- somewhere else. It’s okay though, I have better ferent shoe stores. Thankfully things to do. What a gorgeous day, go outside, his good wife was able to rein soak it up! him in a little. In 2007 Foster woke up with numb hands. Eight days later he was paralyzed from the waist Janae and Jason Johnson: Why even play down and had a difficult time the national anthem if there is no respect for eating. For 10 days the medi- those who have lost their lives or fought for our cal profession tried to find what country... I kind of wish some veterans would was wrong. Finally it was found voice how it makes them feel:( they are making that he had contracted two very an even a bigger deal out of an opinion! serious diseases which put him in critical condition. It’s rare to have to battle West Nile Virus and Guillain-Barre’. The latter is Tammie Summers: I have been a long an autoimmune disease that at- time Seahawks fan, have gone to many games. tacks the peripheral nervous sys- But with this new way the Seahawks are doing tem. The former disease affects Robert Henry Foster. things I will no longer support them and I be- the central nervous system. The lieve Pete Carrol dropped the ball immensely! health department interviewed Which has made me very sad, as I love foot- him because of the rarity. his legs lost their function. His gether delivering Nickel news- ball!!! His physician gave Foster a doctor sent him to a specialist papers. He also volunteers at the shot that cost $65,000 besides who gave him Cortisol which Winlock Senior Center. his six weeks of rehabilitation. the body naturally produces in Since Foster’s marriage in They had no insurance at the the pituitary gland. The special- July of 1991 he has become a Cheri Mitchell: When we have a war, and time to cover either, so both ist said he would likely have died Father, grandfather and learned we will have a war, and these young men have were written off. in one to three days. to ride a horse in less than 15 to fight for the flag, they will then understand. Following rehabilitation he “The Lord met me at Vaca- months. Up until that time he Until then, I don’t have to support them by still had to use a walker and to tion Bible School when I was was single for 48 years and says watching or attending their games. this day, he can’t smile due to the five years old, and I made a to- with a smile in his voice, “the long term effects of nerve dam- tal commitment in 1970.” From only reason I got married is age from the Guillain-Barre’. 1970 to 1984 Foster was a youth that I caught my wife Janice in a The second time Foster flirt- counselor at a group home in weak moment.” ed with death happed in 2013 at Orange County, California. He When one looks at Fosters Spaztic Puppy: I have no feeling on it Fort Stevens. He had a difficult also did a radio show in Santa way of life after having survived whatsoever. Although, I hear a lot of people time breathing. Taken to Provi- Maria, California from 1980 many of life’s trials and tests, whining about it, but I just think to myself “Gee, dence Hospital they found he to 1983. He and his wife Janice one can be reminded of the old do they stand up for the anthem when it plays was suffering from CHF and A- have been very involved in their saying; “You can become one of on TV? No? Okay.” fib. After surviving that, his pi- church for the whole of their God’s gems ... if you can stand tuitary gland quit working and married life and they work to- the polishing.” Volunteering Lee Giske: You either support First Amend- Looking for local volunteer ence? Volunteers who work with ment rights or you don’t. Simple as that. I don’t MISSED opportunities that align with students have the power to help need to agree or disagree, it’s their right as your interests? boost academic achievement for protected under the U.S. constitution. United a child and set the right track for Way of Lewis a brighter future. United Way YOUR County’s on- of Lewis County is seeking pas- line Volunteer Center has your sionate, dedicated and kind vol- answer. unteers to join the Reading Bud- June Lewis Nilsen Stjern: The National Visit www.volunteerlewis.org dy program for the 2017-2018 PAPER? Anthem is not the place for protest. It for the today and make an impact on school year. country we all live in and should respectful ed the issues you are most passion- * If you have a passion for as such and for the men and women who gave ate about. helping others, consider becom- their lives for freedom. ing a hospice volunteer. Whether Featured Volunteer you can contribute your time Opportunities and talents directly with patients or prefer to work behind the • Love to feed people? The Merilee Remmem: I am fine with them scenes, Assured Hospice has a Lewis County Gospel Mission is volunteer role for you. having their values and beliefs. But do not be- looking for a cook and a helper lieve that while being paid they should be able to feed those in need! Help serve to act on those beliefs and values. They are at breakfast or lunch on Fridays. Visit www.volunteerlewis.org work. Do your job and go home to have your Help the hopeless feel hope and to respond to these opportuni- beliefs. The rest of the working class would get the abandoned feel cared for. ties in our community. fired for like behavior. • Can you spare an hour a Give an hour. Give a Saturday. week to make a huge differ- Give the gift of YOU.

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Prep Football Saturday’s 2A Volleyball LC Fantasy Tigers Reach Semifinals at Officials Invite Football: Week By The Chronicle earned a win against Kingston their level of play and control- RAYMOND — Pe Ell TACOMA — The Centra- (25-23, 25-16) before falling in ling our side of the court. Those earned a pair of victories at the 4 Update lia Tigers volleyball team par- the semifinals to 4A Federal are a couple things we have Raymond Tournament here on POWER RUNNER: Winlock’s ticipated in the Tacoma-Pierce Way (25-17, 25-17) in the semi- been working on, so it was great Saturday. County Volleyball Officials finals. to be able to have a day where The Trojans defeated North Seth Lindsey Breaks Out Invite here on Saturday, end- For the day, Rachel Wilker- we could really emphasize that. Beach 24-19 and Tacoma Bap- as Cards Break into Win ing the tournament with a 4-1 son was 5- of 54 serving with 17 The girls responded well to tist 25-23 for their two victories. record. kills and 31 digs, and Chelsea challenges throughout the day. “I feel like we played really Column Centralia went undefeated Petrino added 41 kills, 22 digs We found a few more things we well, we did win two games. Last By Aaron VanTuyl in pool play. The Tigers started and was 27 of 29 serving. Cen- want to emphasize in practice, week, only won one compared off the day with a win over Mt. tralia’s McKenna Smith added but are continuing to get better to Adna, the girls did great on [email protected] Rainier Lutheran in straight 17 kills and was 38 of 42 serv- and we’re excited for league to their passing,” Pe Ell coach Ka- From a fantasy football sets, 25-16, 25-20 and 15-6. ing with five aces, Kylie Sharp start.” rie Cleveland said. “Our serving standpoint, Week 4 of the prep Centralia then defeated Eaton- added 26 digs and Joelle Mettler Centralia (11-3) begins caught us up a little bit. as far as football season wasn’t particu- ville (25-14, 25-15, 15-7) and added 81 assists and was 39 of EvCo play on Tuesday, hosting putting in the passing, they def- larly remarkable. There was only then ended pool play with a win 43 serving with seven aces. Rochester. initely stepped up this week for one player to break the 30-point over Hermiston (25-17, 23-25, “I’m proud of how the girls sure. I’m just proud of my girls, plateau (and boy did he ever), 15-8). played today. They did a bet- Pe Ell Wins Pair at Raymond doing well, improving quickly and the week was more notable In bracket play, Centralia ter job of being consistent with Tournament please see VOLLEYBALL, page S7 for exciting games than exciting individual performances. The biggest 2A Boys Golf example? Mor- ton-White Pass’ 41-40 loss to No. 9 Rainier. No. 10 Toledo’s tight 14-12 win over No. 7 Pe Ell-Willapa Valley, which Seth came down to Lindsey a conversion Winlock RB attempt on the final play, was another, and W.F. West’s loss to Lake Washington came down to a few shots at the end zone in the final seconds (one of which, it could be argued, was a touchdown, but that’s nei- ther here nor there). The Bearcats’ loss, though, is a piece of the most interest- ing tidbit from Week 4: The top five teams in the 2A state poll all lost, and I’m not sure any of those losses could be called huge upsets. No. 1 Archbishop Murphy (I’m sure MANY tears are being shed statewide on behalf of the poor Wildcats) lost to Bellevue (well, on second thought…). No. 2 Liberty lost to 3A Bish- op Blanchet (a 2-2 team), but Blanchet’s not exactly a pushover, especially for a 2A team (even if they were state finalists last year). No. 3 Lynden lost to Sedro- Woolley; the Lions, though, were only 2-1 at that point, and Sedro- Woolley’s been a solid team of late. No. 4 Tumwater lost to Union MATT BAIDE / [email protected] (back to back losses by the T- W.F. West’s Bryce Dobyns hits his tee shot during an Evergreen 2A Conference golf match against Rochester on Monday at Newaukum Valley Golf Course. Birds for the first time in years), though Union’s ranked 10th in the 4A poll. No. 5 W.F. West lost to unde- Bearcats Scratch Out Strong Team Score in Defeat of Rochester feated, 3A Lake Washington on 2A GOLF: Andrew Kim ers work on the less glamourous With 23 golfers toting bags sistently turns in competitive the final play of the game. skill sets of chipping and put- for the Bearcats this season scores. What’s in mean in the great- of W.F. West Earns ting. Thompson says it takes a lot of “He’s a good enough play- er context of things? Nothing. Medalist Honors with an “He’s been pushing us to trust to know that each player is er to hit that even par. It just Rankings are just something for work a lot on our short game,” doing everything they can to get fans to gawk at, sportswriters to haven’t happened up until Even Par Performance said Kim, who got off to a better as they spread out across now for whatever reason,” said use as talking points (guilty!) good start on Monday when he the course. Thompson says that and coaches to toss around as By Jordan Nailon Thompson. “Typically one of chipped in on the third hole be- this year’s team is still reaping his fellow teammates turns in a motivation (unless their own [email protected] fore lodging a pair of birdies lat- the benefit of talented, and par- great score and undercuts him.” team is ranked, in which case er on in his pace setting round. ticularly motivated, players who “We don’t pay attention to that,” W.F. West junior Andrew While there were periods of Kim turned in his best score- Fellow Bearcats Jaron How- have signed scorecards for the undeniable struggle for Roch- as every coach with a ranked ell, Bryce Dobyns and Wyatt Bearcats in the past. team has told me at some point card of the season on Monday ester on Monday, coach Kyle and earned medalist honors for Magnuson all turned in scores “It makes a big difference Sprague was able to find a silver over the years). below their season averages as the quality of players we’ve had But, still — the whole top five his effort as the Bearcats turned lining from his perch just be- away Rochester at Newaukum well with tallies of 41, 42 and in the past because they set the yond the sandtrap. losing is pretty interesting. 44, respectively. In fact, five of tone. They set an example,” said Valley Golf Course by a score of “Our scores were getting the Bearcats top six finishers Thompson. 209-252 in 2A Evergreen Con- Week 4 Stars finished with scores better than Kim says that being a part pretty high there for awhile ference boys golf. but we’re trending in the right Seth Lindsey was a game their season average. That trend of a historically successful pro- Kim mustered an even par was reassuring to Thompson gram that’s still stocked with direction now,” said Sprague. changer. score of 36 in his round, a full “For most of our guys it’s been a The Winlock running back as the season takes makes turn state contenders has a way of four strokes below his previous toward the back nine. He noted holding everyone accountable mental thing and getting them only carried the ball 12 times, best. He said that a proficient not to press. Just go play.” but managed 246 yards and five that the District tournament is and keeping the team focused. performance in the short game Logan Fry led the Warriors touchdowns — which averages now a mere three weeks away. “Since there’s a lot of play- paved the way to that happy out to 20.5 yards and 0.417 touch- “That’s when you want all ers who are so good it just mo- with a team best score of 45 and downs per carry, not to mention total. Kim noted that driving of your players clicking,” said tivates me to play better,” said Braden Norquist counted up a 54 fantasy points. It’s a monster the ball has been his strong Thompson. “The big thing right Kim. 48 on his scorecard. game, and also a nice monkey off suit since he took up the sport now is what part of your game Thompson said it’s some- On Wednesday W.F. West the backs of the Cardinals, who four years ago but this year W.F. is working and what part can what surprising that Kim had will travel to Black Hills while West coach Bruce Thompson you work on just a little bit that never been a medalist prior to Rochester will host R.A. Long please see LCFF, page S7 has been insisting that his play- could really help you out later.” Monday’s round since he con- in a makeup match.

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SETH LINDSEY CHELEENA SQUIBB School: Winlock (Sr.) School: Winlock (Jr.) Sport: Football (RB) Sport: Soccer (GK) Lindsey recorded 246 yards and five touchdowns on Squibb made two saves in the shootout to help the ground in Winlock’s 61-6 win over Chief Leschi on the Cardinals earn a 2-1 win in a shootout against Friday night. Napavine on Thursday.

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LEWISCOUNTYSPORTS.COM SCOREBOARD 35-21. 7. Capital L.A. Rams 41, San Francisco 39 Preps 10. Arlington (3-1) lost to Ferndale 13-41 8. Oak Harbor College Football FBS College Football Rankings Local Prep Schedules 9. Stanwood By The Associated Press Sunday’s Games TUESDAY, Sept. 26 Class 2A 10. Prairie Week 4 / Sept. 24 Girls Soccer 1. Archbishop Murphy (3-1) lost to Bellevue Jacksonville 44, Baltimore 7 Team Rec. Pts. Forks at Tenino, 7 p.m. 21-35. CLASS 2A Buffalo 26, Denver 16 1 Alabama(52) 4-0 1515 Centralia at Rochester, 7 p.m. 2. Liberty (Issaquah) (3-1) lost to Blanchet 1. Archbishop Murphy 2 Clemson(8) 4-0 1458 New Orleans 34, Carolina 13 Tumwater at W.F. West, 7 p.m. 28-33. 2. Burlington-Edison 3 Oklahoma(1) 4-0 1397 Chicago 23, Pittsburgh 17 (OT) Volleyball 3. Lynden (2-2) lost to Sedro-Woolley 20-34. 3. Tumwater 4 Penn State 4-0 1304 Wahkiakum at Onalaska, 7 p.m. 4. Tumwater (2-2) lost to Union 29-33. 4. Lynden Atlanta 30, Detroit 26 5 USC 4-0 1247 Pe Ell at Morton-White Pass, at Morton, 7 p.m. 5. W. F. West (3-1) lost to Lake Washington 5. Ellensburg 6 Washington 4-0 1188 Indianapolis 31, Cleveland 28 Rainier at Napavine, 7 p.m. 23-28. 6. Woodland 7 Georgia 4-0 1136 Minnesota 34, Tampa Bay 17 Mossyrock at Adna, 7 p.m. 6. West Valley (Spokane) (4-0) beat Moscow, 7. Ridgefield 8 Michigan 4-0 1088 Toledo at Kalama, 7 p.m. ID 49-15. 8. Fife New England 36, Houston 33 9 TCU 4-0 1028 Forks at Tenino, 7 p.m. 7. Hockinson (4-0) beat Ridgefield 42-15. 9. North Kitsap N.Y. Jets 20, Miami 6 Rochester at Centralia, 7 p.m. 8. North Kitsap (4-0) beat Olympic 49-6. 10 Wisconsin 3-0 1023 10. Blaine Philadelphia 27, N.Y. Giants 24 W.F. West at Tumwater, 7 p.m. 9. Burlington-Edison (2-2) lost to Lakewood 11 Ohio State 3-1 1016 Boys Tennis 17-34. 12 Virginia Tech 4-0 828 Tennessee 33, Seattle 27 CLASS 1A Centralia at Mark Morris, 3:30 p.m. 10. Fife (4-0) beat Lindbergh 63-7. 13 Auburn 3-1 701 1. Lakeside of Nine Mile Falls Green Bay 27, Cincinnati 24 Cross Country 14 Miami 2-0 693 2. Cascade of Leavenworth Kansas City 24, L.A. Chargers 10 MWP, Mossyrock at Adna C2BL Meet Class 1A 15 Oklahoma State 3-1 665 3. Lynden Christian 1. Royal (3-0) beat College Place 73-0. 16 Washington State 4-0 551 Washington 27, Oakland 10 4. King’s WEDNESDAY, Sept. 27 2. Connell (3-0) beat Warden 17-3. 17 Louisville 3-1 502 5. Freeman Girls Soccer 3. Mount Baker (3-1) lost to Nooksack Valley 18 South Florida 4-0 406 6. Castle Rock Monday’s Game Kalama at Onalaska, 6 p.m. 14-26. 19 San Diego State 4-0 365 Winlock at Ocosta, 6 p.m. 4. Montesano (4-0) beat Rochester 54-19. 7. Granger 20 Utah 4-0 356 Dallas 28, Arizona 17 Life Christian at Adna, 6 p.m. 5. Meridian (4-0) beat Lynden Christian 28-7. 8. Naches Valley 21 Florida 2-1 342 Toledo at Napavine, 6 p.m. 6. Nooksack Valley (4-0) beat Mount Baker 9. Cascade Christian 22 Notre Dame 3-1 246 Boys Tennis 26-14. 10. South Whidbey 23 West Virginia 3-1 212 Centralia at Aberdeen, 3:30 p.m. 7. Colville (3-1) beat Riverside 49-6. 24 Mississippi State 3-1 148 Black Hills at W.F. West, 3:30 p.m. 8. Cascade Christian (3-1) beat Chimacum CLASS 2B 25 LSU 3-1 92 NASCAR Boys Golf 49-0. 1. Mossyrock Others receiving votes: NC State 87, 2017 NASCAR Monster Energy Series W.F. West at Black Hills, Tumwater Valley GC, 9. Zillah (3-1) beat Goldendale 46-6. 2. Napavine Duke 79, Texas Tech 40, Florida State 35, 3:30 p.m. 10. Okanogan (3-0) beat Oroville 64-13. 3. Life Christian Memphis 26, Iowa 16, Stanford 8, California Sunday’s Results Tumwater at Centralia, Riverside, 3:30 p.m. 4. Kalama 7, Colorado 5, UCF 4, Minnesota 3, Kansas College Soccer At New Hampshire Class 2B 5. Colfax State 3, Oregon 3, Tennessee 1, Wake Forest Highline at Centralia, 7 p.m. POS DRIVER MANUFACTURER 1. Kalama (4-0) beat King’s Way Christian 6. LaConner 1 College Volleyball School 44-7. 7. 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Top 10 Men New York Jets 1 2 0 .333 9 Ryan Blaney Ford 8. Colfax (3-1) beat Lind-Ritzville/Sprague Rainier at Pe Ell, 7 p.m. 1. Nick Wright 780; 2. Mike Postlewait AFC North 10 Joey Logano Ford Napavine at Adna, 7 p.m. 12-6. Pittsburgh Steelers 2 1 0 .667 725; 3. Randy Sanders 724; 4. John Hart 711; 11 Chase Elliott Chevrolet Kalama at Mossyrock, 7 p.m. 9. Rainier (4-0) beat Morton-White Pass 5. John Smalley 709; 6. Chad Chalmers 701; Baltimore Ravens 2 1 0 .667 Tenino at Montesano, 7 p.m. 41-40. 7. Jim Fueston 700; 8. Jon Hubbert 698; 9. Cleveland Browns 0 3 0 .000 12 Denny Hamlin Toyota Black Hills at Rochester, 7 p.m. 10. Toledo (2-2) beat Pe Ell-Willapa Valley Aaron Flowers 697; 10. Butch Mosteller 685; Cincinnati Bengals 0 3 0 .000 13 Ryan Newman Chevrolet Centralia at Tumwater, 7 p.m. 14-12. AFC South High Game: John Hart 290 14 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Aberdeen at W.F. West, 7 p.m. Top 10 Women Tennessee Titans 2 1 0 .667 Class 1B 15 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Ford 1. Cricket Nichols 649; 2. Cassandra Chalm- Jacksonville Jaguars 2 1 0 .667 1. Odessa (3-0) beat Touchet 64-14. Prep Football ers 618; 3. Val Krein 612; 4. Heather Fueston Indianapolis Colts 1 2 0 .333 16 Jamie McMurray Chevrolet How The Top 10 Fared 2. Lummi (4-0) beat Muckleshoot Tribal 611; 5. Janell McPeake 595; 6. Barb Overlin Houston Texans 1 2 0 .333 17 AJ Allmendinger Chevrolet By The Associated Press School by forfeit. 578; 7. Carmen Shortman 567; 8. Sahlee AFC West Class 4A 3. Sunnyside Christian (4-0) beat Entiat 66-6. 18 Danica Patrick Ford Aldrich 548; 9. Mollie Beaver 537; 10. Lynn Kansas City Chiefs 3 0 0 1.000 1. Camas (4-0) beat Coeur d’Alene, ID 28-25. 4. Almira-Coulee-Hartline (3-1) beat Yakama Wiltzius 534; High Game: Cricket Nichols 236 Denver Broncos 2 1 0 .667 19 Austin Dillon Chevrolet 2. Sumner (3-1) lost to Graham-Kapowsin Tribal 48-0. Top 5 Senior Men Oakland Raiders 2 1 0 .667 20 Paul Menard Chevrolet 28-34. 5. Tacoma Baptist (2-2) lost to Dufur, OR L.A. Chargers 0 3 0 .000 1. Andy Fuchs 703; 2. Ed Weed 694; 3. Tim 21 Chris Buescher Chevrolet 3. Woodinville (4-0) beat Mount Si 38-7. 19-52. National Football Conference Schnitzer 680; 4. Virgil Potter 621; 5. Skip Ivie 4. Richland (4-0) beat Southridge 63-14. NFC East 22 Ty Dillon Chevrolet 618; High Game: Andy Fuchs 278 5. Graham-Kapowsin (4-0) beat Sumner Prep Volleyball Philadelphia Eagles 2 1 0 .667 Top 5 Senior Women 23 Michael McDowell Chevrolet 34-28. Washington State Volleyball Coaches Dallas Cowboys 2 1 0 .667 1. Teresa Johnson 553; 2. Ginny Eddy 24 Trevor Bayne Ford 6. Gonzaga Prep (3-1) beat Mt. Spokane Association Rankings Washington Redskins2 1 0 .667 495; 3. Sara Broom 490; 4. Pearl Steig 475; 5. 42-28. CLASS 4A New York Giants 0 3 0 .000 25 Landon Cassill Ford Bertie Dessell 472; High Game: Ginny Eddy 7. Bothell (3-1) meat Mullen, CO 31-28. 1. Auburn Riverside NFC North 26 Aric Almirola Ford 203 8. Monroe (4-0) beat Cascade (Everett) 52-22. 2. West Valley of Yakima Minnesota Vikings 2 1 0 .667 Top 5 Junior Boys 27 Corey LaJoie Toyota 9. Chiawana (3-1) beat Hanford 26-7. 3. Kennedy Catholic Detroit Lions 2 1 0 .667 1. Ashton Lannoye 633; 2. Joshua Wagoner 10. Union (3-1) beat Tumwater 33-29. 4. Lake Stevens Green Bay Packers 2 1 0 .667 28 Reed Sorenson Chevrolet 477; 3. Wrylie Lannoye 468; 4. Aiden Go- 10. Olympia (3-1) lost to Curtis 14-17. 5. Puyallup Chicago Bears 1 2 0 .333 29 David Ragan Ford odrich 440; 5. Alex Walker 402; High Game: 6. Union NFC South 30 Cole Whitt Chevrolet Class 3A 7. Camas Ashton Lannoye 240 Atlanta Falcons 3 0 0 1.000 31 Matt DiBenedetto Ford 1. Eastside Catholic (4-0) beat Rainier Beach 8. Olympia Top 5 Junior Girls Carolina Panthers 2 1 0 .667 42-24. 9. Inglemoor 1. Patricia Castillo 462; 2. Bailee Spriggs T.B. Buccaneers 1 1 0 .500 32 Brett Moffitt Toyota 389; 3. Michala Lowry 299; 4. Rebecca Read 2. O’Dea (4-0) beat Roosevelt 41-6. 10. Mt. 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NFL Seahawks’ Defense Falters in 33-27 Loss to Titans By Bob Condotta three times he simply missing The Seattle Times open receivers. And Seattle had little run- NASHVILLE, Tenn. — So ning game with 26 yards on nine much for the Seahawks’ defense carries with five attempts for 14 carrying the offense. yards by rookie Chris Carson, On a day when the much- who got the start. maligned Seattle offense showed The third quarter began with its most sustained life of the year, each team exchanging 75-yard the defense fell apart by allow- touchdown drives. On Seattle’s, ing Tennessee to pass and run all Wilson was 4 for 4 for 54 yards over them in a 33-27 victory at passing including a 10-yarder Nissan Stadium. to Carson for what was his first With the defeat, Seattle fell to NFL touchdown. 1-2 for the first time since 2015, Tennessee’s came in odd fash- a year when the Seahawks lost ion on a play when Frank Clark their first two games on the road jumped offsides, giving the Ti- with Kam Chancellor holding tans a free play. out. As happened in a week one But there were no easy excus- loss at Green Bay, the Seattle de- es for this one as Seattle had its fense appeared caught off-guard full complement of eight players when the ball was snapped and on defense who have been to at Mariota threw a receiver screen least one Pro Bowl in their career. to Rishard Matthews. Matthews It looked promising for Se- broke away from a tackle at- attle when the offense moved tempt by Michael Wilhoite and 75 yards on the first possession into open field and then at the of the second half to take a 14-9 10 eluded another tackle attempt lead. by Kam Chancellor and into the But then the Titans suddenly Dean Rutz / The Seattle Times end zone to give the Titans a 16- turned unstoppable, scoring on Titans guard Josh Kline takes Seattle linebacker Michael Wilhoite out of the play, and that starts a 55-yard touchdown scram- 14 lead. four consecutive drives to take ble by Rishard Matthews in the 3rd quarter. The Titans never gave it up. a 33-20 lead early in the fourth was the longest rush against Se- attle cornerback Richard Sher- necessary roughness _ two on After forcing a three-and-out quarter — at that point Tennes- attle in the Pete Carroll era. man that negated a Chancel- each side. Players can be ejected the Titans then moved a pretty see had scored on seven of eight Tennessee led 9-7 after a first lor interception and prompted for committing two unsports- easy 54 yards in five plays plays drives, all of 47 yards or longer. half filled mostly with punts and Sherman to angrily charge after manlike conduct penalties. But with Mariota hitting tight end The Titans then held on for penalties and a game that be- the officials after the play. Sher- because the second penalty was Jonnu Smith on a 24-yard TD to the victory with the Seahawks gan with each team staying in man appeared to have a heated termed unnecessary roughness, make it 23-14. Smith lined up as giving Tennessee a final first the locker room for the national battle all game with Tennessee’s Sherman was not ejected. a fullback on the play and the Se- down in embarrassing fashion, anthem in reaction to President Decker and was called for pass Seattle had just 41 yards of of- ahawks appeared to lose track of lining up with 12 men on the Donald Trump’s recent tweets. interference on him and then for fense before getting the ball with him as he burst into the open for field when the Titans were set to Seattle punted after its first holding him as well as hitting 2:04 remaining in the first half. an easy score. punt with 11 seconds left. six possessions in falling behind him on the ground following the The Seahawks immediately After Seattle punted the Ti- Seattle had cut the lead 33-27 6-0 after two short field goals by interception. hit their two biggest plays of the tans broke the game open with on an 8-yard touchdown pass Tennessee’s Ryan Succop. Another handful of penal- half — a 36-yard pass from Wil- stunning swiftness when Mur- from Russell Wilson to Paul Before the first field goal, an ties were declined or were not son to Doug Baldwin and then ray went 75 yards for a touch- Richardson with 1:50 left. That apparent Marcus Mariota run to enforced due to being offsetting, a 46-yarder from Wilson to C.J. down on the first play of Tennes- capped a 12-play 72-yard drive. the 1-yard line was called back including four on what was the Prosise — to move to the 4. see’s next possession. But Tennessee’s Delanie due to a hold on receiver Eric most controversial play of the Following two incomplete K.J. Wright and Chancellor Walker recovered the onside kick Decker. game when Sherman hit Mari- passes, Wilson then hit a sliding missed chances to get Murray at the 47 with 1:49 left. Seattle Later in the half, an appar- ota after he had one foot out of Baldwin in the front of the end near the line of scrimmage and had just one time out remain- ent 80-yard punt return by Ado- bounds following a 4-yard run. zone for a touchdown and a 7-6 he then weaved his way down the ing but appeared to force a punt ree Jackon was negated due to a Tennessee offensive tackle Tay- lead with 1:15 left. field outrunning Jeremy Lane before the penalty sent the home block in the back on David Fluel- lor Lewan got in Sherman’s face The Titans regained the lead and Sherman into the end zone crowd home happy. len. leading to some pushing and with a quick 47-yard drive to set to put Tennessee ahead 30-14. Tennessee used three big-play Those were two of what were shoving among players from up a 47-yard field goal by Succop Ryan Succop added a 35-yard touchdowns in the second half to 11 enforced penalties for the two both sides. as time ran out. field goal — his fourth of the take control, including a 75-yard teams in the first half — three Ultimately, four players were Wilson was just 7 for 16 in the game — with 10:05 left to make run by DeMarco Murray that were called on one play on Se- called for personal fouls for un- first half for 110 yards. At least it 33-20.

Seahawks See Unified Decision to Stay Off Field for Anthem as “Revolutionary” Seahawks Defense By Gregg Bell and people coming together as coach Pete Carroll met Saturday Schneider said on the Seahawks’ The News Tribune one. ... We stand for equality and at their team hotel for hours to radio network’s pregame show not up to its High, with all of the things that are go- agree on how to word the official from the field here that these and High-Priced NASHVILLE, Tenn. — For ing on in the United States right statement. Michael Bennett, this Seahawks now, we just wanted to find a way “As a team we have decided “have been an interesting 48 Standards, But Sunday was like no other. to not isolate people but to come that we will not participate in hours here since we landed. Confident it Can It was, as the Pro Bowl de- together as a team.” the national anthem,” the state- “These are difficult times,” fensive end who had been sit- Unity was the Seahawks’ ment said. “We will not stand Schneider said, mentioning “try- Turn it Around ting during national anthems for main purpose. Multiple Se- for the injustice that has plagued more than a month said, “revo- ahawks said staying inside dur- people of color in this country. ing to keep 53, really 70-some By Matt Calkins lutionary.” ing the anthem was preferable to Out of love for our country and players (including practice squad The Seattle Times The scene before kickoff of some players who did not want in honor of the sacrifices made and injured reserve) together, NASHVILLE, Tenn. — the Seahawks at the Tennessee to sit or kneel at the bench area on our behalf, we unite to oppose Titans was surreal. As a United right?” given they are from vari- They have a cornerback mak- during it. those that would deny our most ing $13 million this season, States Marine Corps color guard “People felt more comfort- basic freedoms. We remain com- ous backgrounds and beliefs. from a Nashville-area recruiting “Pete had a long meeting with a defensive end making $11 able (staying in the locker room),” mitted to continuing to work to- million and a free safety mak- unit presented the U.S. flag on Bennett said, “and we didn’t wards equality and justice for all. some guys (Saturday) afternoon, the field, both teams stayed off ing $10 million. want to make anyone feel un- “Respectfully, the Players of and we had a long team meeting Their two best lineback- it during the anthem before Se- comfortable with anything we the Seattle Seahawks.” last night that was pretty emo- ers will clear a combined $14 attle’s 33-27 loss to Tennessee at did and we felt that that was the The Seahawks said their million, and their recently- Nissan Stadium. best way to do it.” statement was for Sunday. It re- tional.” acquired defensive tackle will It was a first for the NFL, The anthem singer Meghan mains to be seen what the team Doug Baldwin said his career- net $8 million. part of the league’s response this Linsey and her accompanying does next week before its home high 10 catches for 105 yards and The Seahawks spend more weekend to racial and social in- musician took a knee at the end game against Indianapolis, and a touchdown felt different, that money on that side of the ball equality in our country -- and to of the anthem. beyond. than any other team in the President Donald Trump’s com- “This is a world-changing, The Titans issued their own this game and loss wasn’t the NFL. But on the day their of- ments NFL owners should “fire” life-changing event. Once in a statement before they didn’t par- same as so many years of others. fense finally found its footing, players who do not stand for the lifetime,” Seahawks cornerback ticipate in Sunday’s anthem here, “I’d be remiss to say it didn’t the defense came up bankrupt. anthem -- and that any player Richard Sherman said. “You have either. feel different,” Baldwin said. “It’s Yes, Seattle’s 33-27 loss to who doesn’t stand is a “son of a to capture a moment like that, “As a team, we wanted to be b***h” for expressing their views and the moment doesn’t affect unified in our actions today. The hard to separate what we do in the Titans on Sunday is on the in that way. everyone the same. Some people, players jointly decided this was our daily lives from the game... D. It got embarrassed by an opponent that, if not for a cou- Top wide receiver Doug Bald- it’s a moment that has no effect, the best course of action,” the “Yes, this loss feels different. ple non-play-affecting penalty win said his Seahawks consulted has little effect. It won’t move Titans said. “Our commitment I think it was an opportunity to, with Titans players up until a their needle either way which is to the military and our commu- flags, should have scored even again, unify.” couple hours before kickoff to fine. But they sympathize with nity is resolute and the absence more. coordinate the statement the their teammates so they do want of our team for the national an- EXTRA POINTS: Oday Aboushi, And it wasn’t because Mar- teams would make before the to do something. Whether going them shouldn’t be misconstrued a former AFC player who this cus Mariota was flinging heat- sinking passes into the hands game. What they did came hours out there and sitting down dur- as unpatriotic.” past week prepared for the Ti- after the Pittsburgh Steelers be- of unguardable receivers. It ing the national anthem for some President Trump told a rally tans for the seventh time in five came the first entire group of guys was unacceptable and that’s in Alabama that NFL owners was because the physically players in the league not to come fine. That’s fine. We made that should “fire” any player who years, made his Seattle debut superior Seahawks were men- out onto the field for an anthem, decision with that in mind.” does not stand for the anthem starting at right guard. Mark tally outdueled. “That was not like our- before their game at Chicago. Sherman said there were before games to protest social Glowinski had started the first selves. That was definitely “It meant everything,” Ben- “tons of proposals” among Se- causes. two games there, and the last nett said following Seattle’s 33- ahawks teammates on what to do “Wouldn’t you love to see not Seahawks defense or up 27 loss to Tennessee. “It was us Sunday, and the team met “for one of these NFL owners, when 20 games at either left or right to what our standards are,” coming together beyond football hours” Saturday trying to final- somebody disrespects our flag, guard dating to the start of the said defensive end Cliff Avril. and just recognizing that as hu- ize an action all players would to say, ‘Get that son of a b***h off 2016 season. He was inactive and “The cool thing is that it’s all self-inflicted stuff that we can man beings there is something accept. the field right now, out, he’s fired. in street clothes on the sideline. bigger than this. “For some guys, there was a He’s fired.’ “ Trump said Friday fix.” The line provided better pass “Somebody wins and some- suggestion that we kneel with the night. “You know, some owner That might be “cool” in body loses in football, but at the flag half-staff because that sym- is going to do that. He’s going to protection until breaking down the sense that Seattle can end of the day it’s about coming bolizes that there’s an issue going say, ‘That guy that disrespects late. ... Seattle again didn’t get shore up its shortcomings from Sunday’s defeat. But it’s together and collaborating and on in our country. And there is, our flag, he’s fired.’ And that much running, with 69 yards on not so cool that the unit this figuring out how to unite people obviously,” Sherman said. “So, owner, they don’t know it [but] 22 carries. ... The rest of the Se- together. And I think as a team there were a ton of things thrown they’ll be the most popular per- team relies on was the prime we did that today. We showed around. But I think we came to a son in this country.” ahawks’ inactives Sunday: run- culprit in the loss. what we have compassion for good decision and we stand by it. Bennett has been sitting dur- ning back/kick returner , defen- We saw bad angles lead- and we showed what we stand “Anything we did, we had to ing the anthem for six weeks. sive back Neiko Thorpe, rookie ing to big plays. We saw bad tackling leading to long scores. for. be unified when we did it.” “My mom is a beautiful lady safety Tedric Thompson, injured “We stand for equality. ... it Minutes before the game, the she has never been a b***h,” Ben- And we saw bad judgment was pretty exciting to be a part Seahawks released this statement. nett posted on his Twitter feed special-teams ace D.J. Alexander, leading to psychological fa- of something that was revolu- The News Tribune confirmed Saturday. rookie guard Jordan Roos and tigue. tionary as far as the whole NFL leading Seahawks players and General manager John tackle Isaiah Battle. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017 SPORTS

College Football Huskies and Myles Gaskin Run Wild, Roll Over Colorado 37-10 By Adam Jude UW coach Chris Petersen said. The Seattle Times “We thought it would go like this, that we’d come into an energized BOULDER, Colo. — Sorry environment, that (Colorado) we missed you, Ralphie. would come out fast. We didn’t Good to see you again, Myles. want them to come out and score Led by their standout junior on us, but nobody flinched for running back, Myles Gaskin, the one second. It was almost busi- No. 7 Washington Huskies used ness as usual.” a rejuvenated ground game and Tristan Vizcaino, after miss- another strong second half to ing an earlier 32-yard try, con- roll past Colorado, 37-10, in their nected from 25 yards later in Pac-12 opener on a soggy Satur- the second quarter to give UW a day night at Folsom Field. 10-7 halftime lead. “We love the rainy games on Sophomore wide receiver grass fields — getting muddy, Quinten Pounds made a spec- having fun,” senior center Cole- man Shelton said. “We really tacular catch, leaping over two enjoyed this game. We were just defenders, to haul in a 43-yard jelling and clicking. touchdown pass from Jake “Myles was doing his thing. Browning to extend UW’s lead All we have to do is give that guy to 17-7 with 11:38 left in the third. a little space, and he’s going to Colorado answered with a make us look good.” field goal before Bryant’s pick six. Gaskin rushed for a career- Kathryn Scott / Special to The Seattle Times Walk-on defensive end Shane high 202 yards and two touch- CU’s QB Steven Montez (12) taken down for a sack in the first half. The University of Washington Huskies football take on the Bowman and senior middle downs on 27 carries, topping 100 University of Colorado Buffaloes at Folsom Field on Saturday in Boulder, Colorado. linebacker Azeem Victor ended yards for the first time since his Colorado’s next drive with back- night because of the inclement back Steven Montez, and Myles marched down the field, going to-back sacks. 159-yard performance against weather. Bryant had a 35-yard intercep- 75 yards on 11 plays and getting True-freshman running back the Buffaloes in the 2016 Pac-12 The steady rain made both tion return for a touchdown to a 1-yard touchdown run from Salvon Ahmed then scored on championship game. teams’ passing game a bit messy push UW’s lead to 24-10 enter- Phillip Lindsay to take a 7-0 lead. There were questions about at times, and in the second half ing the fourth quarter. Early in the second quar- a 6-yard run early in the fourth the rushing attack when the the Huskies rode their offensive The Huskies sacked Montez ter, UW’s special teams once quarter to push UW’s lead to 31- Huskies (4-0, 1-0 Pac-12) came line. UW finished with a season- four times and held the Buffa- again sparked a rally. Vita Vea, 10. Gaskin, running left behind into Saturday’s game averaging high 254 yards rushing on 39 loes to 112 total yards in the sec- UW’s 340-pound defensive Trey Adams and Jesse Sosebee, 129.7 yards rushing per game, carries. ond half. It was an eerily similar tackle, powered through Colo- added a 57-yard touchdown which ranked ninth in the con- “They put it on full display performance to UW’s victory in rado’s punt-protection shield run midway through the fourth ference. Question no more. today, and I couldn’t be more the Pac-12 championship game, and blocked a punt with his quarter to make it 37-10. Gaskin chewed up ground proud of those guys,” Gaskin when the Huskies turned a close right hand. UW recovered at the Gaskin carried the load for a on the same field where Ralphie, said. “All the love goes out to game into a second-half rout. Colorado 12-yard line, and four UW offense missing three regu- Colorado’s 1,200-pound live buf- those guys.” “You could definitely feel the plays later Gaskin scored on a lars, including hulking backup falo, makes its usual pregame The Huskies outscored Colo- momentum shift,” Shelton said. 1-yard TD run to tie the score at running back Lavon Coleman sprint to lead the team onto the rado 37-3 after the first quarter. “We kept pounding the rock, 7-7 with 9:04 left in the second (concussion). Wide receiver An- field. It’s one of the cooler tradi- UW’s Jordan Miller had two which was nice.” quarter. dre Baccellia and tight end Drew tions in college football, except first-half interceptions against On the game’s first pos- “Really proud of these guys Sample also remained in Seattle Ralphie was sidelined on this Colorado sophomore quarter- session, Colorado (3-1, 0-1) just (with) how this game went,” with injuries. Eastern Washington Digs Deep for Win Over Montana in Missoula By Jim Allen ence penalty set up Gubrud’s The Spokesman-Review 2-yard end-around for the score. After a Montana three-and- MISSOULA — These are the out, Eastern took a 41-34 lead on kind of Saturday night memories a six-play, 58-yard drive capped that will last a lifetime. Eastern Washington’s 48-41 by Gubrud’s 3-yard touchdown win at Montana was that good. pass to Nic Sblendorio. At midfield, Eastern Wash- “We dominated the second ington coach Aaron Best hoisted half and that was fun to see,” Best his daughter Texis on his shoul- said. “We executed immensely ders while his family beamed. well in the second half and I’m His coaches exchanged bear hugs proud of our team. Very proud.” until they ran out of partners. Proud, too, of the defense, The players were physically which gave up 538 yards in the drained but found enough en- game -- but only 237 in the sec- ergy for two renditions of the ond half. fight song with their fans, the “We knew at halftime that we ones who stuck it out on a long, had to play more physical,” rov- chilly Saturday night that initial- erback Cole Karstetter said. ly looked destined to end in an- Leading 41-34, Eastern got other loss at Washington-Grizzly the ball back on downs at the Stadium. Montana 20-yard-line, and a But it didn’t. Fighting up- Young Kwak / The Associated Press pair of 10-yard runs by Antoine hill all night, the Eagles finally Custer Jr. made it 48-34. Washington State wide receiver Tavares Martin Jr. (8) dives for a touchdown despite the best efforts of Nevada’s Nephi Sewell overcame the crowd, the Griz- Montana scored with 48 sec- (6) to stop Martin. zlies and their own self-doubts to claim an exhilarating win -- only onds left, but the onside kick was EWU’s third in the last 20 years out of bounds and Eastern began No. 18 Washington State Blasts Nevada in Missoula. to celebrate. “I’m just so happy for our “It’s nice to start unblemished 45-7 as Luke Falk Throws for 5 TD Passes players for overcoming so much,” and to feel like you started off on the right foot,” Best said. “There By Theo Lawson side noise,” Cougars coach Mike 12,271. He jumped former Tro- Best said after his first Big Sky Conference game as a head coach. are still a few things we have to The Spokesman-Review Leach said. “The outside noise, jan Matt Leinart in career TD regardless of who it is — not just passes with 103 and moved past “We had guys going down clean up, but it just goes to show PULLMAN — In an effort to (the media). I’ve got a pile of rela- Palmer and UCLA’s Brett Hund- with cramps, we had turnovers how resilient this team is.” make college football shorter and tives and friends that are experts ley in total offense (11,977). and penalties, and didn’t have Eastern struck first, march- sweeter, the Pac-12 Conference on every football game I’ve been “I think it’s a great team thing,” great results in the first 30 min- ing to the Montana 27 before selected a handful of nonconfer- involved in ... and got their two Falk said. “All those touchdowns utes. But in the next 30 minutes stalling and settling for Roldan ence games this season, includ- cents worth. And I’m sure these are because we were all collec- it was like we tore a mask off and Alcobendas’ 39-yard field goal ing Washington State-Nevada, guys hear it from girlfriends, tively and individually doing our we were a whole new team,” Best midway through the first quarter. and chopped off five minutes English teachers and the guy at job as a team, so I think it’s cool said. Montana took the lead when Against a Montana team with from the halftime intermission. the coffee shop on campus or from that perspective. It is hum- quarterback Gresch Jensen low expectations, this game was The Wolf Pack could have whatever. bling, but I’ve got to keep work- found a wide-open Keenan Cur- Eastern Washington’s for the used those additional 300 sec- “They have to have the disci- ing, keep going at it.” ran for a 68-yard completion to onds on Saturday afternoon at taking. pline to shut that out.” Falk’s flurry started midway the EWU 4. Two plays later, Jen- Martin Stadium. The visitors But for most of a chilly night, The Cougars nearly took it through the first quarter, when sen ran 2 yards for the score. may have also chosen to stay the Eagles seemed to say “no one step further and shut out the the QB hit running back Jamal holed up in the locker room thanks,” with momentum-kill- Things got worse in a hurry when their 15 minutes were up. Wolf Pack. Nevada finally got on Morrow on a dump-off for a 12- ing penalties, busted coverages for Eastern, as Gubrud fumbled It wasn’t a great day to be on the the board with 1:56 left in the yard touchdown pass. Then he and plain bad luck. on the next offensive play and same field as the Cougars. fourth quarter and scored on a flipped a shovel to James Wil- Finally, the Eagles seized the Montana recovered at the East- No. 18 WSU led by 35 points 3-yard run, mostly with WSU’s liams for a 13-yard score with momentum by the throat, riding ern 32. Montana capitalized in at the half, Luke Falk had an- backups in the game. 3:11 to play in the period. a record-breaking performance four plays, as Justin Calhoun other mega passing day and the Besides that, the home team The third touchdown came by quarterback Gage Gubrud to scored from the 2 to put the Ea- defense conceded just 151 total played another tenacious game in the second quarter, on a an unlikely win at a venue where gles in a 14-3 hole. yards of offense as the Cougars on defense — the Cougars had screen play to Tavares Martin Eastern had won just twice in the Needing a response, East- dispatched Nevada 45-7 in front five sacks and three intercep- Jr., who eluded a few tackles and previous 20 years. ern answered with a drive that of 30,317 fans to stay unbeaten tions — and WSU’s starting shed Nevada’s Nephi Sewell be- Down by three scores at half- typified the night. Starting from on the year. quarterback made sure it would fore winning a 40-yard footrace time and by 14 late in the third his 32, Gubrud hit Webster for be another dominant effort on to the end zone. Williams scored The Wolf Pack (0-4) gave the quarter, Eastern turned the game 5 yards, lost 8 on another sack offense. his second TD of the game on a Cougars (4-0) a final tuneup for around with two touchdowns in and then ran for 9. That wasn’t Friday’s Pac-12 test against No. Falk buffed up his career 1-yard run the next drive after a span of 21 seconds and never numbers in WSU’s last noncon- Falk connected with C.J. Dimry enough for the first down and 5 USC, which beat Cal 30-20 on let up on the gas to improve to the Eagles were forced to punt. Saturday to remain undefeated. ference game and shot up the for 45 yards to set the Cougars 2-2. Pac-12’s all-time leaderboard, up in the red zone. Montana didn’t take full ad- WSU players now have the Montana regained the lead, vantage this time, settling for green light from Mike Leach to further establishing his legacy as WSU — favored to win by 28 34-27, early in the fourth quar- Brandon Purdy’s 24-yard field begin thinking about and game- one of the best passers in confer- points — went up 35-0 at half- ter, but Eastern responded with a planning for the Trojans. The ence history. time when Falk hit true fresh- trio of touchdown drives to send goal two minutes into the second coach just didn’t want that to The final line for the senior man Jamire Calvin for a 6-yard a sellout crowd of 25,944 home quarter. take place prematurely — and signal-caller? 36 for 47, 478 yards touchdown pass, the first TD of early. Eastern mixed things up on knowing the stakes attached and five touchdowns. Calvin’s young career. Eastern tied the game at 34 its next drive and had first down to the USC game, it could have Falk passed two players — Falk, who’s thrown 11 touch- on a 12-play, 73-yard drive that at the Montana 17 before a per- been easy for minds to wander USC’s Carson Palmer and Cal’s downs in his last two games, was all Gubrud: five straight sonal foul and a sack forced a before Nevada came to town. Jared Goff — in career pass- spread the ball out to 13 receiv- completions and a nifty third- field-goal attempt that Alcoben- “You always wonder, you don’t ing yards and moved into third ers. Eight of those finished with down scramble for a makable das pushed wide right from the want them to listen to the out- all-time in the conference with at least two catches. fourth-and-2. A pass interfer- 40. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017

NBA Local Bowling Results Knicks Pull Trigger, Trade Carmelo Anthony to Thunder By Steve Popper The Record For all the kind words that Scott Perry and Steve Mills de- livered Friday toward Carmelo Anthony, the one thing they wouldn’t say was that the trade talk was over. And just over 24 hours after acknowledging that the phone lines were still open they completed a trade to clear him out of New York. Anthony was traded from the Knicks to the Oklahoma City Thunder in exchange for Enes Kanter, Doug McDermott and the Chicago Bulls’ 2018 sec- ond-round pick. The deal ends a nearly two- year period of an acrimoni- ous relationship between the Knicks’ star player and the front office. And it comes just after the front office personnel had publicly spoken about moving forward with Anthony. Mills and Perry spent more than a half hour Friday morn- ing fielding questions about Carmelo Anthony, his strange status in the limbo that is Madi- son Square Garden and the awkward situation that would have awaited Monday if he re- mained on the team. And they, along with Knicks coach Jeff Hornacek, spoke glowingly of Anthony’s professionalism, about their efforts to broker a peace after 18 months of ani- mosity between Anthony and the organization, mostly or- chestrated by the former team president Phil Jackson. It was the smart thing to do, just as pulling back from a giveaway of Anthony was wise. There was the possibility that Anthony would be on the stage Monday as a member of the Knicks. Diminishing his value, wherever he would be, was just dumb and was business as usu- al for the last three years in New York. But as Perry danced through the questions adeptly, I asked him simply _ if you want to avoid the distraction, can you just say now that Anthony is off the trade market until at least the trade deadline in February? “I think in our position you always keep an open mind,” Perry countered. “Part of my job is to help this team get better in any way that we can. So we’re going to continue to do that on a daily basis, whether its enter- taining calls or obviously inter- nal development is going to be important for us. Other than that, I really can’t comment any further on it other than my job is to help this team get better in any way that we can, in any of the means that are available to us.” He knew then what we didn’t _ that Anthony had al- ready expanded his list of po- tential trading partners, the teams that he would waive his no-trade clause to facilitate a deal with, from just Houston to include Cleveland and Okla- homa City, with Portland a pos- sibility, too. That didn’t mean a deal was done. It was still a tough move for the Knicks to make, but certainly easier than it was all summer. The Knicks still found themselves in the same scenar- io they have been in all summer _ playing chicken with other teams who believe they don’t want to go through another sea- son of “will they or won’t they?” dysfunction. Just as the Rockets deal fal- tered because the Knicks didn’t want to take the one piece that made salary match sense _ Ryan Anderson _ they had sim- ilar decisions to make with the Cavs or Thunder. The Thunder deal had to include Enes Kanter to put a package together, but they had already dealt out their 2018 and 2020 first-round picks. With Anthony owed $28 million this season and a player option for the following season, the Knicks had to bring back at least $22 million in salary to fit the cap constraints. Kanter is due $17.88 million this season with an additional $2.68 mil- lion trade kicker, putting him at a cap hit of $20.5 million. He has an $18 million player option for the 2018-19 season. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017 SPORTS

Golf NBA Dwyane Wade Buyout entice a homecoming could Schauffele an Unlikely Winner of the Tour Championship come down to whether Wade By Chris Vivlamore From Bulls Opens Door instead pursues teams with bet- for Heat ter championship odds. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Among the possibilities for ATLANTA — It was every bit By Ira Winderman Wade would be a reunion with of 360 degrees. Sun Sentinel LeBron James with the Cleve- A full circle. land Cavaliers, joining close Geometry at its most funda- MIAMI — A subject that friend Carmelo Anthony with mental. Miami Heat President Pat Riley the Oklahoma City Thunder, Xander Schauffele watched danced around just days ago being united with friend Chris as his career-changing putt trav- now has been opened for a pos- Paul with the Houston Rockets eled every inch of the 18th hole. sible embrace. or potentially signing with one When it finally fell — succumb- Two days prior to the open- of the teams in Los Angeles, ing to the law of gravity — the ing of training camp, the Chi- where Wade spent most of his relatively unknown golfer had cago Bulls, according to mul- offseason. a birdie and a Tour Champion- tiple outlets, agreed Sunday to Asked last week about the ship victory. Schauffele finished a buyout with Dwyane Wade possibility of a reunion with at 12-under par at East Lake Golf that will make the former Heat Wade, Riley said, “I feel great Club Sunday for a one-shot win guard a free agent once he about our relationship that we over Justin Thomas. It was the clears the NBA’s 48-hour waiv- had over the 13 years. Anything second victory for the rookie er period. that happens from a person- who one year ago was playing in A potential Wade return nel standpoint down the road the Web.com Tour playoffs just has been embraced by several or any opportunities that are to earn his PGA Tour card. Curtis Compton / Atlanta Journal-Constitution members of the current Heat there, we’re always going to ap- “I thought it missed, that’s Justin Thomas (left) wins the FedEx Cup and Xander Schauffele wins the Tour roster, including Hassan Whi- proach that. But right now he’s why I couldn’t even react to cel- Championship at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta on Sunday. teside, Dion Waiters, Wayne under contract with Chicago ebrate because I thought I just Ellington and Udonis Haslem, and I wish him the very best.” missed a two-footer to win,” third-place finish in the final Bulldog brethren Russell Henley who spent extensive time with That all changed Sunday, Schauffele said. “... To watch it FedEx Cup standings. The day’s after an even-par round. Most Wade during the offseason. with word of Wade’s agreement do a Ring around the Rosie and earnings nearly matched the of his title hopes were dashed $4.3 million from his previous Wade left the Heat in the with the rebuilding Bulls. watch it go to the bottom of the by back-to-back bogeys on Nos. 28 tour events. Schauffele, who 2016 offseason for a two-year A Heat reunion, however, cup, I feel very fortunate because 10 and 11. Casey dropped to contract in excess of the $40 would require a change in I thought I missed it.” won the Greenbrier Classic ear- fifth place with a 3-over par fi- million offered over that span course by the Heat and coach His name is pronounced lier this season, has two wins, by the Heat. According to Erik Spoelstra. Zan-der Shaw-fa-lee. You’ll likely three top-10 and 10 top-25 fin- nal round. In the past 30 Tour ESPN, Wade agreed to forego Waiters stepped into Wade’s need to remember it. The 24-year ishes in his debut. Championships, 19 third-round approximately $8 million of starting role last season and old is the first rookie to win the Just one year ago, Schauffele leaders went on to victory. How- earned $149,292 on the Web.com the $23.8 million he otherwise was subsequently rewarded Tour Championship and he has ever, the Englishman was done Tour. He missed his PGA Tour would have received from the with a four-year, $52 million game. in by back-to-back bogeys on Bulls this season. contract in free agency. The grandest of prizes went card by less than $100 as he fin- Nos. 4 and 5. His lone birdie of The Heat have only a $4.3 In addition to the starting to Thomas. The soon-to-be- ished 26th in the standings, one million mid-level exception to backcourt of Waiters and Go- crowned Player of the Year fin- spot short of an automatic berth. the day came on the final hole, offer Wade, having gone above ran Dragic, the Heat’s back- ished second at 11-under par, However, he earned his card by too little and too late. the salary cap this offseason to court also is loaded with youth- with birdies on two of the final finishing 15th in the tour play- Dustin Johnson, Jon Rahm offs. re-sign James Johnson, Waiters ful backcourt options, such as three holes, in the finale of the and Marc Leishman, who along Just look at where he is now. and Ellington, as well as to add Tyler Johnson, Josh Richardson FedEx Cup playoffs. He jumped with Thomas and Spieth con- forward Kelly Olynyk. and Rodney McGruder, in ad- the one spot over leader Jordan Schauffele advanced through trolled their FedEx Cup playoff Whether that is enough to dition to Ellington. Spieth in the final point stand- the PGA Tour playoffs in dra- ings to claim the $10 million bo- matic fashion. He shot 6-under fates, were never in contention. nus. par on the final six holes of the Schauffele said he didn’t look Local Bowling Results “It’s awesome just because I BMW Championship to move at the leaderboard until he fin- from 32nd to 26th in the point feel like I played so well this year,” ished the par-3 15th, the hole said Thomas, who won five times standings, a jump of more than surrounded by water that swal- this season including his first the two spots necessary to make major with the PGA Champion- the field of 30 in the season-end- lowed both Kisner and Casey in ship. “I was consistent. I mean, ing event. He finished the final the final round. That’s when he a lot of great weeks and great playoff standings in third, be- knew he led by a stroke. He had memories even. Life-changing hind Thomas and Spieth, from an inkling he was among the his distant starting position. As events that just kind of ended leaders well before. with another kind of life-chang- part of a seven-sequence sce- ing thing for me. To just have my nario, Spieth needed to finish “I think I was the second- name on the trophy with the rest in a three-way tie for 23rd and worst ranked player in the field of those guys is pretty awesome.” Thomas in a tie for seventh or so when you have all the Golf It is the first time since 2009 worse for the Schauffele to win Channel and NBC Golf guys that the FedEx Cup and Tour the FedEx Cup with the tourna- on you the entire round, I had ment victory. Spieth finished tied Championship titles were won a feeling I was right up there,” by different players when Tiger for seventh at 7-under par. Woods and Phil Mickelson, re- Kevin Kisner, fresh off a re- Schauffele said. “That’s why I spectively, took home different turn from watching his Univer- didn’t feel a need to look at the trophies. sity of Georgia win a college foot- leaderboard to know exactly Schauffele, ranked 66th in ball game over Mississippi State where I was at.” the world, shot a 2-under par 68 Saturday night via a helicopter He would need the final to capture the Tour Champion- ride, was tied with Schauffele putt to drop to break a tie with ship title and a $1.575 million at 10-under par headed into the first-place check when that putt final round. They trailed leader Thomas, who had finished with of two feet, five inches finally Paul Casey by two strokes. Kisner a par just one group before, and dropped. Add $2 million for a finished tied for third with his exceed his every expectation.

High School Sports WIAA Lifts Bellevue Football’s Postseason Ban, Strips Two State Titles By Nathan Joyce that most of this season’s players WIAA to get the postseason ban The Seattle Times weren’t yet in high school when reduced in March, but it was de- the violations occurred. nied because, Colbrese said, the The Washington Interscho- With violations such as these, Kingco Conference and the Bel- lastic Activities Association on the WIAA seeks to punish the levue School District, which im- Monday voted to lift the post- institution and the students who posed the original penalties, had season ban on the Bellevue High benefited from them, hence the not weighed in on the matter. School football team. stripping of the titles. In the aftermath of the in- The vote, which took place at Calls and messages to Bel- vestigation, longtime Bellevue an Executive Board meeting in levue School District officials coach Butch Goncharoff was re- Renton, makes the Wolverines seeking comment were not im- moved from his job, as was long- eligible for the playoffs this sea- mediately returned. time assistant coach Pat Jones. son. Bellevue is 3-1 through its Goncharoff was hired to coach “The Board recognized that non-league slate (playing four football at Cedar Park Christian there has been a culture shift at games against ranked foes) and High, a Class 1A school in Both- Bellevue High School with the was ranked No. 9 in The Seattle ell, in January. Jones has a defa- changes that have been made to Times state football rankings last mation case set to go to trial in that program,” WIAA executive week. The Wolverines beat Class April. director Mike Colbrese said in a 2A No. 1 Archbishop Murphy Goncharoff led the Wolver- statement. “The change in sanc- 35-21 on Friday. ines to 11 state titles and two tions is an effort to the address The Wolverines originally runner-up finishes between 2001 the institution that was responsi- were banned for four seasons, and 2015. He had 193-14 record ble for the violations committed.” which was reduced to two sea- in 16 years. The WIAA also announced sons in August 2016. Playing a Mark Landes, who was the that Bellevue will vacate its play- reduced schedule in 2016, Bel- special-teams coach under Gon- off results from the 2012, 2013 levue went 5-1, was undefeated charoff, coached Bellevue on an and 2014 seasons, citing a lack of in Kingco 3A play and sat out the interim basis last season. The in- “institutional control.” The 2012 playoffs in 2016 to serve the first terim tag was removed following and 2013 teams won state titles, year of the ban. The team also the season. beating Eastside Catholic. The was banned from receiving help This is the second time in 2014 team finished second to from its booster club for four recent memory that the WIAA Eastside Catholic. The 2012 and years. The school is able to ap- has stripped a team of its state 2013 titles will remain vacated, peal that decision and have that titles. The WIAA took two girls meaning no school can call itself ban end in 2018. basketball championships away the Class 3A state football cham- The WIAA also fined the from Chief Sealth in 2006 in the pion for those years. school $2,500, which will be ap- wake of recruiting violations. Colbrese said the Executive plied to WIAA coaches’ educa- That team also was forced to for- Board voted to end the ban to tion and concussion-manage- feit all its games for a four-year avoid punishing players that did ment programs. period. not benefit from the violations. Bellevue also will be required Colbrese said that since he “One of the tenets of the as- to report regularly to the WIAA’s started at the WIAA in 1993, sociation’s penalty structure is to Executive Board to show “insti- these were the only two pro- punish student participation as a tutional reform.” grams that had been stripped of last resort,” said Colbrese, noting Bellevue appealed to the state titles. • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017

MLB Mariners Eliminated From Postseason Contention After 4-2 Loss to Indians By Ryan Divish (coupled with the Twins’ 10-4 are in last place in the American strikeouts. rotation spot next season, giving The Seattle Times win over the Tigers). League West at 72-83. But Oak- In the search for positives for the Mariners a consistent vet- That it came at Safeco Field in land has won nine of their last the Mariners, the late-season ac- eran presence to go with James SEATTLE — The Mariners’ the final home game of the sea- 11 games and could overtake Se- quisition of starter Mike Leake Paxton, Felix Hernandez and obituary could’ve been written son was somewhat fitting, if not attle to climb out of the division and the continued growth of Erasmo Ramirez. a few days ago when they were disheartening for Mariners fans, cellar. outfielder Ben Gamel are some- Gamel provided the only swept by the Rangers to start the who will go yet another year Cleveland starter Corey Klu- thing that will be relied upon season’s final homestand and ex- Mariners runs, jumping on a without postseason baseball. The ber, perhaps the only starting heavily next year. first-pitch cutter from Kluber tending a six-game losing streak. longest streak without a playoff pitcher to have a claim on Chris Leake suffered his first loss For all intents and purposes, the appearance, dating back to 2001, Sale’s perceived Cy Young Award, as a Mariner in five starts to fall and crushing a two-run homer Mariners were done then. will continue to 2018. was solid if not dominant. to 3-1. Still, he pitched 62/3 in- to right field tie the game at 2-2 But on a sun-drenched Sun- Seattle fell to 75-81 and is Kluber pitched seven in- nings, giving up three runs on in the fifth inning. It snapped a day afternoon where the fall chill limping toward the finish. The nings, allowing two runs on seven hits with no walks and five streak of 262/3 scoreless innings was apparent, the Mariners were Mariners end the season with six hits with two walks and 10 strikeouts. for Kluber. Gamel, who is slotted mathematically eliminated from a seven-day, six-game road trip, strikeouts to improve to 18-4. It Acquired in September, in to be the every day left fielder postseason contention in a 4-2 starting with a three-game se- was the 15th outing this season Leake has been solid since join- next season, now has 11 homers loss to the Cleveland Indians ries with the Oakland A’s, who that Kluber posted double digit ing the team and is locked into a and 58 RBIs. Saturday’s Cross Country 2B Girls Soccer Apperson Wins at King’s Cross Invite Napavine Tops to accomplish that goal with Stewart, saying she played an By The Chronicle WARRENTON, ORE. — them,” Vasquez said. “They excellent game and the score SHORELINE — Adna’s Aus- Centralia traveled to Oregon on Ocosta in Shootout played hard and they did ev- would have been a lot different Saturday to compete in the Three ten Apperson continued his solid By The Chronicle erything they could. We fin- without her play. season here on Saturday, win- Course Challenge at Camp Rilea. ished with eight or nine shots, “To be honest, the girls were On the boys side, Centralia’s NAPAVINE — Sydney ning the King’s Cross Invite. Burdick scored a hat trick for the most taken on Adna in my struggling that game and they Apperson completed the race Vance Voetberg finished in sev- years at Toledo.” the Tigers, but they needed even admitted to themselves. in 15:53, seven seconds ahead of enth place with a time of 19:46 in Adna (5-1, 5-0 league) hosts the 5K moderate race. William a shootout to earn a 5-4 win They came out in a noncom- second place. Adna teammates over Ocosta in a Central 2B Life Christian on Wednes- Lucas Wellander (19:38) and Brown finished in 34th place day in a Central 2B League petitive mindset,” Boettcher (17:15) and Simon Stehr was League girls soccer game here said. “The lesson learned here Adam Mower (19:44) finished on Monday. match, while Toledo (3-4, 1-4 37th and 38th as the Pirates close behind in 37th place (17:16) league) travels to Napavine on is to regroup and get to our Napavine won 3-1 on pen- placed sixth as a team. in the 4.5K race. Daniel Morales Wednesday. form of play for these next cou- alty kicks, with goalkeeper On the girls side, Lauryn Ap- (22:03) placed 55th in the 5K Lela Stewart coming up big in ple of games.” person finished in 14th place hard race regulation and the shootout. Winlock Falls Tenino (5-0) hosts Forks on with a time of 22:35. Teammate For the girls race, Makayla Tuesday in the Beavers’ 1A Ev- Erickson finished in 39th place “It felt really good, my girls Samee Jo Moon placed 25th to Kalama ergreen League opener. (25:24). (26:58) in the 5K hard race. were really pumped and they Adna races next on Tuesday, Brynna Rooklidge took 52nd really needed it coming off of KALAMA — Winlock was hosting a Central 2B League place (27:09) in the 5K moderate Saturday’s games,” Napavine unable to score against Ka- Toledo Holds Off meet. race and Kendra Sutton placed coach Emily Boettcher said. lama, allowing the Chinooks a 47th (22:51) in the 4.5K race. “They came out 100 times bet- 2-0 win in a Central 2B League Mount Rainier Centralia is off this week and ter tonight, they helped recover girls soccer game on Monday. Centralia Competes at back racing on Oct. 4, traveling that loss from Saturday.” Melanie Martinez scored Lutheran Three Course Challenge to Rochester for an Evergreen 2A Burdick had the hat trick both goals for the Chinooks, TACOMA — Toledo scored Conference dual meet. and Chloe Stewart scored the including a goal in the second two first half goals and held on minute and a goal in the 77th other goal for the Tigers. in the second half for a 2-1 win “The whole first half was minute. over Mount Rainier Lutheran to finish second in pool play. strong,”Boettcher said. “They The Chinooks tallied 19 were still there, something shots on goal, with Winlock in a nonleague girls soccer Volleyball In bracket play, the Bearcats game here on Saturday. earned a close three-set win over clicked in their head and they goalkeeper Cheleena Squibb Ally Bacon scored in the Continued from Sports 1 Sequim. W.F. West dropped the were making mistakes and allowing just two goals. first set, 25-22, but rebounded to Ocosta came back and tied it “We didn’t even get a shot, 11th minute, and Chloe Ny- and they’re all buying in” win the second set, 26-24 and the up. All around, they played we had two corner kicks. One berg added a goal in the 38th Alli Justice had 17 kills, Anna third set, 16-14. a really good game and I’m mistake put us in a hole early,” minute for a 2-0 halftime lead. Nacht added 13 kills and Ellie Kaylie Hoyt recorded nine proud of them.” Winlock coach Brian Ziese Mount Rainier Lutheran Little recorded 11 kills for Pe kills, Makenzie Moore added Napavine (1-6, 1-4 league) said. “If you can hang with got on the board in the 55th Ell. Cleveland said she was im- eight kills and Paige Crawford hosts Toledo on Wednesday in them, anything can happen. minute, but the Indians’ de- pressed with the play of Presley led the team with 14 digs. a Central 2B League match. We were either going to lose by fense held on down the stretch Peterson, noting her defensive “It was nice, under pres- one or more, so we have to try play as a bright spot. for the win. sure, the girls were able to come to go for the win so that’s what Pe Ell is back on the court on Adna Edges Toledo “It was a good game for through. That was a huge dif- we did.” Tuesday, facing Morton-White the girls, good nonleague ference game for us,” W.F. West TOLEDO — Adna scored Winlock (3-3, 2-3 league) Pass on Tuesday in a Central 2B game. They played well in the coach Emily Mora said. late in the second half to break travels to Ocosta on Wednes- League match in Morton. a scoreless tie and help the Pi- day for a league game. first half,” Toledo coach Noel W.F. West faced Castle Rock Vasquez said. “Second half, next and fell in straight sets, 25- rates earn a 1-0 win over Tole- W.F. West Notches Wins at 17 and 25-13, before falling to do in a Central 2B League girls Saturday’s Results decided to put in the JV girls Monarch Challenge Timberline in their final match, soccer game here on Monday. since it’s a nonleague game to 25-15 and 25-11. The lone goal was in the Tenino Takes get some varsity experience. LONGVIEW — The Bearcats’ 74th minute, when Payton won a few matches here on Sat- “We didn’t have much gas left Down Napavine Eventually, we were able to in the tank. We won’t be play- Aselton’s free kick found Alys- control the game and finish it urday, participating in the Mon- sa Dougherty for the goal. arch Challenge Tournament. ing that much during season, I NAPAVINE — Lucy Se- off on a good note.” Toledo goalkeeper In pool play, the Bearcats de- don’t think we had enough gas villa scored for Napavine, but Vasquez also commended Meeghan Peters finished with feated Hudson’s Bay 26-24 and in the tank to finish tournament,” it wasn’t enough as Tenino the performance of Nyberg, as 19 saves, and Toledo coach earned a 3-1 win over the Ti- 25-15. W.F. West faced Elma, Mora said. “It was a long day for he brought her up from JV and and lost the first set 25-23, but the girls. Good tournament, it’s Noel Vasquez praised his goal- gers in a nonleague girls soccer keeper and Maryssa Peters for game here on Saturday. she “stepped it up big time” in bounced back to take set two, 25- always a good experience, any- the game. 17 to split the match, with Haley time we’re on the court, we’re their play. Sevilla scored on a penalty “I think the girls really kick in the second half, but “It’s impressive to see how Simmons recording 16 assists for learning.” the young girls are doing on W.F. West. W.F. West is back in action on played their hearts out to- it wasn’t enough. Napavine the JV team filling in for in- The final match of pool play Tuesday, traveling to Tumwater night. They know it’s a team coach Emily Boettcher noted was against host Mark Morris, to open Evergreen 2A Confer- they haven’t beaten and I want the play of goalkeeper Lela jured players,” Vasquez said. and the Bearcats fell 20-25, 23-25, ence play.

Peter Hamilton caught a touch- career-high 264 yards and two was his most productive target, points without any actual points. LCFF down pass and ran for 85 yards touchdowns and added 22 rush- with 138 receiving yards and a … Rochester’s Enrique Sanchez (14 points). … Ethan Buck had ing yards for 20 points. (Rainier’s touchdown (19 points), while ran for 43 yards and passed for Continued from Sports 1 the hottest hand out of Toledo’s Ian Russell ran for 249 yards and Jordan Purvis had 35 receiving a touchdown, interestingly, for three-headed running back three touchdowns with a conver- yards and a score, along with an 8 points in a loss to Montesano. hadn’t won a game since the situation on Friday, running sion run, for 44 points, and QB interception return touchdown … Toledo’s Colby Cherrington 2015 season but put up a solid 61 for 184 yards and a touchdown Zach Lofgren ran for 207 yards, (15 points). points on Friday. ran for 85 yards (8 points), while (24 points). Teammate Keyton two touchdowns and a conver- Fano Arceo-Hansen’s 31-yard re- Lindsey’s game, in fact, was Wallace added 118 yards on the sion, and threw a touchdown twice as big any other perfor- Waiver Wire ceiving score was worth 9 points. ground (11 points). … MWP’s pass for 36 points, should any- … Onalaska’s Adrian Sanchez mance this week, purely from 41-40 shooting loss to undefeated one be interested in a Thurston Jordan Thomas might be fully ran for 100 yards (10 points) in a LCFF standpoint; Napavine’s Rainier provided plenty of LCFF County Fantasy Football orga- acclimated to the Bearcat offense Dawson Stanley came in second highlights. Gavyn Higdon ran nization.) … Napavine’s Dawson now. The senior wideout had the loss to Napavine, while Ha- with exactly 27 points. for 64 yards, three touchdowns Stanley, after a somewhat rocky two catches for 90 yards, with a zen Inman had 45 rushing yards W.F. West quarterback Nole and a conversion (26 points), start under center, is coming touchdown, against Lake Wash- and a touchdown (10 points). … Wollan threw a touchdown Dylan Pelletier had 84 receiving along nicely — particularly in ington (15 points). Ka’imi Henry Napavine’s Draven Riddle ran and passed for 198 yards, and yards and a score and an 11-yard fantasy football terms. The ju- added a 12-yard rushing touch- for 37 yards and a touchdown ran for 55 yards (16 points). … touchdown (21 points), and Matt nior passed for 173 yards and two down (7 points). … Centralia’s (9 points). … Bryce Cline added PWV receiver Ryan Shepherd Poquette was kept out the end touchdowns against Onalaska, Jose Pineda ran for 70 yards (7 106 yards and a touchdown for had another solid outing, with zone but still managed 83 receiv- adding 11 rushing yards and two point), and Dylan Purkey picked Winlock (16 points), while Daw- 47 receiving yards and a touch- ing yards. Quarterback Kaleb more touchdowns for a not-too- up 92 rushing yards (9 points), son Hall ran for 76 yards and a down (10 points). Teammate Rashoff, meanwhile, threw for a shabby 27 points. Noah Lantz but it’s tough pile up fantasy touchdown (13 points). If a picture is worth a thousand words... Ours are worth a million. Years of our archival and contemporary photos are available for purchase online. •Unframed or framed prints and posters •Mugs, T-shirts, Key Chains, Magnets & MORE! Visit our photo gallery today at chronline.mycapture.com.

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MLB Aaron Judge Breaks MLB Single-Season Rookie Homer Record in Yankees’ Win Over Royals By Erik Boland horrific slump. The right field- tros’ Jose Altuve and the Angels’ tinue their all but certain journey fielder ahead of Aaron Hicks un- Newsday er has 11 homers in his last 14 Mike Trout, two favorites for the toward hosting next Tuesday’s til the very end of spring training games, including one against award. Not surprisingly, Judge, wild-card game. on March 30. Judge called the NEW YORK — Joe Girardi, each AL team this season. Judge, who consistently, though genial- Few teams, Cleveland ex- entire season “an incredible ride.” not often given to declarations, who earlier Monday was named ly, has deflected questions about cluded, look more October ready Following his 50th, he took his made one unprompted after AL Player of the Week, had a himself and his achievements all than the Yankees, who had 15 first career curtain call, but only watching Aaron Judge hit two .366/.491/1.098 slash line in his season, wasn’t going there. hits, including three by Gary at the prodding of teammates in home runs to break Mark McG- previous 13 games. “I haven’t really thought about Sanchez and Ronald Torreyes. the dugout. wire’s rookie record. “One thousand percent,” CC it, just like the record, I don’t try Sanchez added his 33rd homer, “We were yelling, ‘Get up “He’s in the conversation for Sabathia said in endorsing Gi- to think about that,” Judge said. and Greg Bird hit his seventh. the MVP,” Girardi said Monday. there!’ “ Todd Frazier said. rardi’s MVP comment. Sabathia “Especially with what this team’s Still, Judge heads the list of Judge smiled, recalling the “Not only the Rookie of the Year, offered his reasons. got going on with this playoff reasons why the Yankees look embarrassing moment. “Just the but MVP.” “Just look at what he’s done,” push. That’s more important to so dangerous. For the record, Judge launched his 49th and he said. “Hitting 50 home runs, me. I’d rather be in a good posi- No. 49 came in the third inning, spotlight,” he said. “The game’s 50th homers, surpassing Mc- carrying this team to the play- tion in the playoffs and holding when Judge took a full-count still going on, we still have a Gwire’s 49 in 1987, leading the offs. We can honestly say that up a World Series trophy than an fastball from right-hander Jakob game to play, so I was more fo- Yankees to an 11-3 victory over we’re in this spot because of him. AL MVP trophy.” Junis the other way to right for a cused on that.” the Royals on a steamy after- I think that’s what the MVP is.” Sabathia (13-5, 3.84) allowed two-run homer that made it 3-0. But, Judge said, his team- noon at the Stadium. Judge went 2-for-4 with three three runs and six hits in six in- Judge crushed No. 50 in the sev- mates’ wishes prevailed. The 25-year-old Judge has RBIs and a walk, improving his nings as the Yankees (87-69) won enth, a towering shot to left-cen- “They kind of told me, ‘You’ve re-ignited an American League season slash line to .283/.418/.620. for the 16th time in 22 games. ter off righty Trevor Cahill that got to go out there, you’ve got MVP candidacy that had gone with a 1.038 OPS. The num- They start a three-game series made it 7-3. to go out there,’ “ he said. “First dormant when he opened the bers are impressive, but so are against the Rays at the Stadium Many forget that Judge wasn’t curtain call, I hope it was a good second half of the season in a those accumulated by the As- on Tuesday night as they con- even named the starting right one.” NBA Mariners Know Their Problems This Season Went Deeper Than Injuries to Their Rotation By Bob Dutton The News Tribune OAKLAND, Calif. — With the math firmly in place, and the Mariners ensured of extend- ing their postseason drought to an MLB-worst 16 seasons, the season’s final week marks a shift within the organization to deter- mine what went wrong. The early public statements from manager Scott Servais and general manager Jerry Dipoto suggest the Mariners won’t sim- ply point to the chaos created by a injury-depleted rotation as the sole reason for their under- achieving season. “You’ve got to execute and

make the plays.” Servais said Sat- Ben Margot / The Associated Press urday after the Mariners made Seattle Mariners pitcher Felix Hernandez works against the Oakland Athletics dur- five errors in an 11-4 loss to ing the third inning of a baseball game Monday in Oakland, Calif. Cleveland. “That’s what it takes to get assessment that they’ve given excels at baserunning (as noted into October. Throughout the up 12.4 runs this season on the above) and defense. season, we have not done that. bases. That’s why we’re in the situation Even that is deceiving be- Despite missing the sea- we’re in. We’ve got to get better. cause outfielders Jarrod Dyson son’s last six weeks because of a We know that.” (plus 5.6) and Ben Gamel (plus The impact of injuries to 3.1) skew the figures. The rest sports hernia, Dyson still leads the pitching staff is undeniable. of the club is a combined mi- the Mariners and ranks seventh The Mariners, if current plans nus-21.1 runs on the bases. hold, will get only 69 starts from “I’ve learned that we are large- among AL players with a 1.7 their projected five-man rotation. ly inconsistent in our approach defensive WAR (wins above re- They’ve tied an MLB record by to the game,” Dipoto said in a placement) rating. using 40 pitches and tied a club recent interview on 710 AM, “I record by using 17 starters. think a re-focus on fundamental If the Mariners don’t retain Nonetheless, defensive break- baseball is important for us. Dyson, they need someone much downs and baserunning lapses “It’s the small things you do reached unacceptable levels and during the course of a game that like him. torpedoed any chance offered over 162 games start to add up to “Some of (the problem) was by a weak wild-card field for the big things. We just haven’t done just the lack of attention to detail Mariners, even with their patch- them very well this year.” work rotation, to reach postsea- When Dipoto (or any club of- on all of our parts,” Dipoto said. son. ficial anywhere) cites a need to “We’re going to have to...figure September offered an oppor- “re-focus on fundamental base- tunity but, as Dipoto noted, “we ball,” what he’s effectively say- out how to solve that problem decided we didn’t want to walk ing is,”We do too many stupid through” the door. headed into next year. Charles Trainor Jr. / Miami Herald things.” There are many ways to mea- Engineering such a baserun- “But I’m very confident in the The Boston Celtics’ Isaiah Thomas scores against the Miami Heat’s Derrick Williams sure defensive efficiency. All are on November 28, 2016, at the AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami. Now with the ning and defensive fix will be talent level that we have on the flawed, but virtually all are un- interesting because, after two Cleveland Cavaliers, a lingering hip injury could keep Thomas sidelined to start kind to the Mariners. team, (that) at least (we have) the the 2017-18 season. years of extensive changes, the Entering the season’s final Mariners’ non-pitching roster foundation to build with.” week, they ranked 12th among appears reasonably set going into If the Mariners don’t dra- Cavs’ Isaiah Thomas the 15 American League clubs in next year. fielding percentage. They were They will need a first base- matically change their personnel, ninth in total zone rating, which Believes Max Deal Still Feasible man because Yonder Alonso and seeks to measure whether a that means improvement must Danny Valencia are each pend- By Marla Ridenour three games of the Eastern Con- player makes the plays he should ing free agents. Backup catcher come from within, which likely Akron Beacon Journal ference finals. make. The Cavs said Thomas has The Mariners also ranked Chooch Ruiz is also a pending means a change in instruction INDEPENDENCE, Ohio — shown significant progress in eighth -- dead in the middle -- in free agent. and/or the instructors, i.e., the Cavaliers guard Isaiah Thomas Any or all three are candi- the past three weeks after suffer- runs saved above average. coaching staff. is so encouraged by how the re- ing what was reported as a torn Servais makes a key point, dates to return on a new deal, al- habilitation on his right hip is labrum. He has been working on though, in saying the Mariners’ though the Mariners are likely to “It’s starts with me,” Servais going that he believes he’s still give a hard look at possible alter- hip mobilization exercises and in defense needs to be above aver- acknowledged, “then the coach- on track to earn a max contract the weight room, along with hy- age because, “We don’t have the natives available through a trade after this season. drotherapy and on-court shoot- type of pitching that’s going to or free agency. ing staff and down through the “My mindset is to get healthy Dyson is also a pending free ing. Thomas has also been build- strike 10-to-12 guys out every players...Every out is so crucial in and get 100 percent, and then ing strength through nutritional night. You’ve got to catch the agent but falls into a different when it comes to basketball, I means. baseball.” category precisely because he this game.” know what I can bring. I don’t “Physically I’m in a good place. If the defense has been aver- think there’s any more proving. ... I’m making progress every day. age, the Mariners’ baserunning Being on this platform and being I’m getting stronger. These last has been atrocious. able to compete for a champion- three weeks, I’ve been able to be The latest example came ship is going to allow me to be a with this training staff six days a Sunday when Kyle Seager got max player,” Thomas said. Show Your Spirit week,” Thomas said. doubled off first base on a fly to “Now, I’m as positive as I can “Since the end of May I haven’t left field, which killed a promis- be. I know I can play at an MVP- done anything, so the process ing threat in what became a 4-2 caliber level.” now is getting that strength back loss to the Indians in the season’s The Cavs announced they ex- and getting that muscle to fire final game at Safeco Field. pect Thomas to be able to play in again and it’s firing again. It’s The Mariners, through Sun- games by Jan. 1, with the Christ- about trying to get all the in- day, have run into 55 outs on mas Day showdown against the flammation out of my hip and the bases. While four other AL defending champion Golden getting the strength back to clubs are worse, that’s somewhat State Warriors not out of the where it was. Each day is better misleading. Those four clubs -- question. than the previous day. ... I’m able Houston, New York, Boston and Cavs coach Tyronn Lue said to get on the court and shooting Texas -- have also “taken” more Big Derrick Rose will be the start- and move around a little bit and bases. Corex ing point guard until Thomas it’s really good progress.” The truer measure of the Heads returns. When the Cavs sent Ky- With one year remaining on Mariners’ baserunning ineffi- Signs rie Irving to Boston for two-time his contract, Thomas turns 29 on ciency is their BsR rating, which $ $ All-Star Thomas and a package Feb. 7. He said his hip was fine is an all-encompassing baserun- 49.95 Starting at of players and draft picks, Celt- Up to 2’x3’. High Quality Photo Needed. 10.80 until March 13 when the Tim- ning metric developed by Fan- Pictures From Most Camera Phones WILL NOT Work. (12”x18”) ics president of basketball opera- berwolves’ Karl-Anthony Towns graphs.com and readily available tions Danny Ainge said Thomas fell on him. Thomas re-aggra- on its website. would not be ready to start the vated the injury when facing the The Mariners rank 12th 321 N. Pearl360-736-6322 St. • Centralia, WA 98531 CH577753sl.do season after missing the final Cavs in May. among AL clubs in BsR with an The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017

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Jared Wenzelburger / [email protected] Marcia Greenfield, the administrative director of the Southwest Washington Dance Center, is seen in the reflection of a mirror at one of four new studios as Wendy Tripp, a board member, peeks in to look at the new studio Wednesday afternoon in Chehalis.

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Center is Looking for INFORMATION Donations, Volunteers The Southwest to Complete Remainder Washington Dance Center is currently located at of Renovation 455 N. Market Blvd., Chehalis. By Justyna Tomtas Its new building is a few doors down at 437 N. Market [email protected] Blvd. To finish the renovation After decades of renting, of the new building, the the Southwest Washington Southwest Washington Dance Center is currently in Dance Center is currently the process of renovating a seeking donations and building it purchased about volunteers. Work parties are a year ago to provide an im- scheduled at 9 a.m. every proved space for the nonprof- Students of the Southwest Washington Dance Center go through their mo- Saturday. To learn more about contributing, call the tions for an upcoming performance Wednesday afternoon in Chehalis. it’s 240 students. dance center at The 18,000 square-foot center, said it was a challenge the future, Greenfield said. 360-748-4789. building is located just a few For more information on doors down from the dance to find a building that accom- Even though the build- classes, go online to center’s current location on modated the group’s needs. ing has been dubbed a good www.swwdance.org. North Market Boulevard in “It was just kind of made for fit, volunteers have had to tear Chehalis. It will feature four us,” she said of the new space. out walls, relocate a staircase dance studios, locker rooms, “A lot of other buildings didn’t and reconfigure some areas to less at the new location, but a study room for the students fit us because we need open shape the building to the spe- Greenfield hopes the commu- and a lounge for the dancers to spaces for classes.” cific needs of the dance center. nity can now pitch in to help hang out in. The building provides am- “It’s been a labor of love,” move the project along. The building, constructed ple space for the dance center Tripp said. The hope is the new center in the 1920s, once housed J.C. and includes the potential to Tripp has put in long hours will be completed by Nov. 1, Penney and then more recently expand to have another studio working on the building. Her Tripp said, but that all depends Thorbeckes. A studio in the on the top floor one day. two daughters were once stu- on the amount of money the front of the building is already The “pride of the building” dents at the dance center and center can raise for the rest of being utilized for dance classes, is the largest studio on the sec- spent many hours at the facil- the work and the amount of but work throughout the rest ond floor of the building, vol- ity, she said. help they receive from volun- of the building remains. unteer Wendy Tripp said. The “They’ve both contributed teers. Marcia Greenfield, admin- space is large enough to host to the project,” Tripp said. With a healthy number of istrative director of the dance dress rehearsals and shows in Although Greenfield said a students at the dance center, lot of work remains, she said Greenfield said once the cen- many talented people have ter is fully moved into its new helped move the project for- location, they may still par- ward. One of the larger proj- tially rent a portion ects that still needs to be com- of their current pleted is in one of the future space. studios. The floor of the room that once housed a hot tub and sauna was rotten, so it had to be torn out. “We’re looking for funds to finish this studio,” Greenfield said, adding the center prob- ably still needs to raise another $10,000 or more for the work. The center has already spent over $37,000 on the Wendy Tripp, a board member at the Southwest Washington Dance Center, renovations after taking out a speaks of the volunteer work that has gone into moving and renovating their loan, she said. new building Wednesday afternoon in Chehalis. The possibilities are end- Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017 LIFE

Elizabeth Flores / Minneapolis Star Tribune Baking Central features a seasonal treat: apple strudel. Making Homemade Apple Strudel Calls For Some Bare-Knuckle Baking By Kim Ode dough is so thin, it will begin to 10 to 12 tablespoons luke- dle and preheat to 400 degrees. Using the cloth, lift the end Star Tribune (Minneapolis) grow brittle if the process takes warm water Cut 2 pieces of parchment paper of the dough over the apples to too long. Once filled with apples 1/2 cups all-purpose flour to fit a rimmed sheet pan. cover, then continue lifting the Apple strudel is a trifecta of and rolled, it must quickly be Apple Filling (see recipe or Important: Remove any cloth to roll the strudel. About desserts: It’s fun to say (“stru- placed in the oven before the make up your own) rings, watches or bracelets and halfway down, pause to fold in uuu-dle”), fun to eat and — trust dough gets soggy. 6 tablespoons butter, divided roll up your sleeves to bare your the sides, then continue rolling us — fun to make. But it can be done! 1 cups panko breadcrumbs, forearms. to the end. Roll the strudel onto Going out on a bit of a limb Oh, and here’s a timesaving divided Place 1 ball of dough on the 1 of the parchment paper sheets, here, but strudel is almost easier tip: Instead of making and toast- 1 tablespoon sugar floured cloth and roll it into a then lift the parchment onto the than making apple pie. And no, ing homemade breadcrumbs In a medium bowl, stir to- rectangle about 12 by 18 inches. baking sheet. Brush strudel with we’re not using frozen phyllo (to absorb any apple juices), use gether 2 1/2 cups bread flour and Melt 3 tablespoons butter and remaining 1 tablespoon butter, pastry, which actually can be a panko breadcrumbs, which are salt. brush about 1 tablespoon of it rewarming if necessary. bit of a headache because it dries dry and have lots of texture. In a 2-cup measure, combine over the dough; this will help it Immediately place strudel in so quickly and shatters when Because it’s apple season, the beaten egg, 3 tablespoons oil stretch. oven and bake for 20 minutes. sliced. we’re filling our strudel with a and vinegar, then add enough Placing your hands under Reduce to 350 degrees and bake Homemade strudel dough mix of varieties for best flavor. water to make 1 cup. Add to the center of the dough, palms 20 minutes more. Transfer to a is a tender marvel of kitchen Raisins? They’re regarded either flour and mix until the dough down, slowly begin pulling the wire rack. Reset oven tempera- chemistry, an extraordinarily as essential or heresy. Use your comes together in a mass. It dough outward. Work gently, ture to 400 degrees. extendible sheet of flour, water, own taste buds. (But if you use should be soft, but not sticky — but confidently. The dough is After you’ve reduced the oven oil and vinegar. raisins, soak them first in a little just tacky enough to clean the amazingly pliable. You also can temperature for the first strudel, Granted, recipes vary, de- rum.) sides of the bowl when stirred. If use your fingertips to lift and begin rolling and stretching the fended by centuries of tradition. Flaky strudels welcome too sticky, add a bit more flour. pull, especially as you move to- remaining ball of dough, repeat- Some use an egg, which others many fillings: Roast a mélange Scrape dough onto a lightly ward the edges. Let gravity help ing the process and using the find a travesty. Some use but- of your garden’s last vegetables floured surface and knead sev- you. Move around the dough, second sheet of parchment to ter; others favor oil. Some rely and add some feta cheese for a eral times to make a smooth ball. maintaining the rectangle shape, transfer it to the baking sheet. on vinegar to help the dough savory pastry. Other options Then start slapping it against the until it’s about 18 inches wide This second strudel also may stretch without springing back. include a mix of cottage and counter. This helps develop the and 24 to 28 inches long. If the be frozen for later use by rolling Bread flour gets the thumbs- ricotta cheeses, or sour cherries, gluten, which will help it stretch. dough tears, pinch it back to- it onto a length of plastic wrap up in many recipes because its or pears. Use your imagination Slap the dough 70 to 100 times. gether. and wrapping tightly. Carefully higher gluten content makes the (or Google). It should feel smooth and supple. The dough should be as even roll onto a baking sheet and dough more elastic. As noted, strudel-stretching Lightly coat 2 small plates as possible in its thinness, and freeze solid, then wrap in alumi- That’s the science. The real skills improve with experience. with remaining 1 teaspoon oil. thin enough to read through. num foil. Use within 2 months, fun is in the theater. But even “not-quite-rights” are Shape dough into 2 smooth Really. unwrapping and baking from Strudel dough is gently perfectly edible. balls and place each on a plate, With a scissor, trim the “lip” frozen at 375 degrees for 40 to pulled with your bare hands — And then you get to try again. turning so that all sides are oiled. of dough along the edge. Dis- 50 minutes. ditch the jewelry — slowly, but Cover tightly with plastic wrap. card. steadily into a thin, translucent Apple Strudel Let rest for 1 hour in a warm Rewarm the 2 tablespoons Apple Filling sheet. Best directions ever: It Makes 2 (14-inch) strudels place. butter and, with a pastry brush, Makes enough for 2 strudels. should be so thin you can read a (each with 8 to 12 slices). In the meantime, make fill- scatter half of it over the dough Note: From Kim Ode. love letter (or even a newspaper Note: Combine a couple of ing (see recipe). Prepare the (it’s too delicate to brush). Com- 6 to 8 apples, peeled, cored headline) through it. apple varieties for the best fla- strudel-stretching surface. bine breadcrumbs with 1 table- and cut into 1/2-in. chunks, to Until you work with this vor. And plan ahead. The dough Cover a flat surface at least spoon sugar and stir to mix make 6 cups total dough, you might not believe needs time to rest. From Kim 2- by 3-feet square with a clean thoroughly. Then sprinkle 1/2 2/3 cups sugar it’s possible to pull anything this Ode. cloth large enough to hang over cup of the mixture over the sur- 2 teaspoons cinnamon thin. Sure, it can tear, but you 2 1/2 cups bread flour the sides. Ideally, you should be face. 1 cups raisins, optional can patch it together. And when 1/2 teaspoon salt able to walk around the cloth From the bowl of Apple Fill- 2 tablespoons lemon juice the strudel is rolled up, such 1 large egg, beaten on at least 3 sides, such as at a ing, remove 3 cups with a slotted 1/4 teaspoon salt transgressions disappear. 3 tablespoons plus 1 tea- kitchen island. Sprinkle 1/2 cup spoon, then arrange in a strip Combine apples, 2/3 cup sug- The knack is in working gen- spoon vegetable or canola oil, all-purpose flour over the cloth, along one end of the dough, 6 ar, cinnamon, raisins (if using), tly, but confidently, which may divided gently rubbing it into the fabric. inches in from the edge and 1 lemon juice and salt in a large take a few tries. Because the 1 teaspoon cider vinegar Move oven rack to the mid- inch in from the sides. bowl. Corn, Bacon and Wine, Your New Best Friends

By Michael Austin spoon dried thyme; and 1/4 tea- hanced by the wine’s fruit, and Chicago Tribune spoon salt; cook, stirring, 3 min- the smoky bacon will mesh per- utes. Add 1 cup chicken broth; fectly with the wine’s rich body For a wine to be a worthy cook, stirring up any browned and that beautiful toastiness. partner to succotash, it needs to bits, 2 minutes. Add 4 ears corn, 2015 Nino Negri Ca Brione, be as complex as the dish itself. each cut into thirds, and 2 cups Lombardy, Italy: Here’s a full- Here are three whites that meet fresh lima beans; cook, turning bodied white blend to match the that requirement: a chardonnay corn often, until tender, about 5 dish’s mix of hearty flavors. Ripe from France, and blends from apple and citrus notes will boost Italy and Spain. From freshness minutes. Stir in the bacon. Serve over rice. Makes: 4 servings the peppers and beans, while to heartiness, it’s all there, in the the wine’s subtle sweetness will dish and the wines. Recipe by Carol Mighton Haddix complement the corn. Also, the wine’s heartiness will work well Make This Drink This with the bacon and thyme. Corn and bacon succotash 2016 Bodegas Rafael Pala- with rice Pairings by sommelier Alan cios Louro do Bolo, Valdeorras, Cook 6 strips of bacon in a Beasey, of The Purple Pig, as Spain: Fresh and fruit-forward, skillet until crisp, about 7 min- told to Michael Austin: this white blend has flavors of utes. Transfer to a paper-towel- 2015 Joseph Drouhin Pouil- grapefruit and pear, plus a hint lined plate; crumble when cool. ly-Vinzelles, Burgundy, France: of nuttiness and toast from bar- Add 1 onion, chopped, to skil- This elegant, sophisticated rel aging. The wine’s crisp acid- let; cook, stirring, until lightly wine’s flavors of white peach ity will provide balance and Bill Hogan / Chicago Tribune browned, 7 minutes. Add 1/2 and golden apple lead to hints bring out the brightness of the Finish out corn season with this corn and bacon succotash. red bell pepper, chopped; 3 of spice and subtle toast. The peppers and corn, while cutting cloves garlic, minced; 1/2 tea- sweetness of the corn will be en- through the bacon’s richness. • Life 3 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017

Kathleen Gilligan / Detroit Free Press Balsamic glaze Flat Iron Steak Test Kitchen Recipe: Flat Iron Steak is Versatile and Tender By Susan Selasky iron is that you don’t have to Flat Iron Steak With marinade over the steak. Refrig- add broth. Reduce heat; simmer Detroit Free Press trim any fat, and it takes to Balsamic Glaze erate and marinate 4-8 hours. 1 minute, stirring constantly. all cooking methods. You can If making the herb butter, Season the glaze with black pep- While steaks on the grill are cook it whole or cut it into in- Serves: 4 (generously) mix together the softened butter per. Set aside to serve with the an all-time favorite, sometimes dividual pieces. Flat iron also Preparation time: 15 min- with the herbs and shape into a steak. it’s hard to cook individual works well cut into cubes for utes (plus marinating time) log. Place in plastic wrap and re- Oil the grill grates. Place the Total time: 45 minutes steaks to an individual’s prefer- kebabs. It takes to so many frigerate until serving time. steak on the grill over medi- ence. When you want to have 1 flat iron steak (1 ½ to 1 ¾ flavors, from typical barbecue At grilling time, remove the um-high heat and grill about 8 steak as an option for a cookout, pounds) rubs to ethnic ones. You can steak from the marinade (dis- minutes on one side. Turn and go with one you can cook whole 1 ½ cups all-purpose mari- marinate or season it simply card marinade) and let sit at continue grilling another 6-8 and cut into slices. One of my fa- nade such as Mrs. Dash Garlic/ room temperature for 30 min- minutes or until medium-rare vorites is the flat iron steak. The with salt and pepper. Herb marinade I like flat iron because it has utes. Preheat the grill to medi- (or desired degree of doneness). nice thing about flat iron is it’s Herb Butter (Optional): um-high heat. an even thickness that makes it Remove from the grill and versatile. ¼ cup unsalted butter, soft- Meanwhile, bring vinegar let the steak rest 5 minutes be- easy to cook. My preference for This cut of meat is a fabri- ened to a boil in a small saucepan; fore slicing against the grain. cated cut of meat and cut from flat iron is medium-rare. 2 tablespoons minced fresh reduce heat to medium. Cook Serve with the glaze and a dol- the chuck roast or the shoulder What also makes flat iron herbs of choice 10 minutes or until vinegar is lop of herb butter. area. Don’t confuse flat iron ideal is its price point, about $8 Balsamic Glaze: reduced to about ¼ cup. Watch Adapted from www.beef- with flank steak. Flank steak is per pound. 1 cup balsamic vinegar carefully, as it can burn. Stir in itswhatsfordinner.com. from the lower back or hind- As with any steak, once you ¾ to 1 cup fat-free reduced- the beef broth and heat. Mix Tested by Susan M. Selasky quarter of the animal. Some- take it off the grill, let it rest sodium beef broth butter and flour in small bowl for the Free Press Test Kitchen. times you will find flat iron several minutes before slicing. ¼ cup butter, softened until smooth. Whisk the but- Analysis without herb but- labeled “chuck steak” or “top Giving any steak this rest al- 4 teaspoons all-purpose flour ter/flour into the vinegar/broth ter. 525 calories (53 percent from blade steak.” A typical steak is 1 lows the juices to settle into the ¼ teaspoon cracked black until smooth and bring to a boil. fat), 31 g fat (14 g sat. fat), 19 g ¼ to 1 ¾ pounds. One steak will meat. And when you slice the pepper The mixture should be the con- carbohydrates, 37 g protein, 320 easily feed four. steak, always slice against the Place the flat iron steak in a sistency of a glaze and coat the mg sodium, 146 mg cholesterol, The nice thing about flat grain. plastic sealable bag and pour the back of a spoon. If it’s too thick, 0 g fiber.

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Washington north to help organize Trans- built several other homes. The Canada Airlines (he was called location was on the south side State back to United during World of Spokane and at the time was War II). The Boeing Airplane a good distance from the center HISTORY Co. was reorganized on July 19 of town. Fidelity Savings and under the leadership of Claire Loan financed the house. Other Egtvedt, and United Aircraft partners included Hughes Elec- HistoryLink.org and Transport officially ceased tric, Zappone Industries, G.E. to exist on Sept. 26, 1934. An Supply Corporation, mechani- embittered William E. Boeing cal contractors Warren, Little &

Courtesy Museum of Flight sold all of his stock and other Lund, and landscaper C. Norb Boeing’s Model 247 revolutionized air than a brief executive stint dur- Balzer. The house was lavishly passenger service in 1933. ing World War II played no furnished by the Crescent store further role in his namesake in Spokane and sided with what plane builder before it pioneered company. a newspaper ad called “the most helicopters), and Stearman, advanced building material ever which established Boeing’s fu- Several Thousand People offered” (Spokesman Review, ture base in Wichita, Kansas. Oct. 3, 1948) — Kaiser Alumi- (This company was headquar- Tour House Built in RKO movie poster, 1948. num. tered in New York City.) Spokane to Promote the Lines began forming at 10:30 In 1931, Boeing consolidat- RKO Movie Mr. Blandings from the Moss Hart-George a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 26, 1948, ed several regional air carriers S. Kaufman play George Wash- to tour the completed Bland- ings House in Spokane. Despite Photo courtesy of HistoryLink.org to create United Air Lines with Builds His Dream House on ington Slept Here (1940) and its a chilly and drizzly day, thou- William Boeing (1881-1956). an exclusive Post Office license spin-off movie released in 1942. Sept. 26, 1948 sands of visitors reportedly took for serving northern tier states In the Blandings movie, suc- Doors open 10:30 a.m. on their 10-minute tour through Federal Anti-Trust Actions between Chicago and the West cessful advertising executive Jim Sunday, Sept. 26, 1948, kicking the home. The tour averaged Coast. The Hoover Adminis- Blandings, his wife Muriel, their Cause United Aircraft off an open house in Spokane about 500 people an hour, the tration had approved and even two daughters, and a maid de- and Transport, a Boeing encouraged such conglomera- of a Colonial Revival style home line never slackening until clos- — one of 73 in the U.S. — built cide to trade life in a crowded ing time at 9 p.m. The house tions as essential to the future New York City apartment for Conglomerate, to Dissolve of America’s aircraft and air- to replicate the movie set house remained open daily for two the fresh air of rural Connecti- on Sept. 26, 1934 line industries. seen in the RKO Radio Studio weeks. film Mr. Blandings Builds His cut. First they buy a 170 year old The United Aircraft and Boeing Cracks Up Wow! Features Dream House, starring Cary house — a true fixer-upper — Transport Co. formally ceases With the Democratic land- Grant (1904-1986) and Myrna which they soon discover can’t Feature attractions of the to exist. The giant conglom- slide of 1932, industry crit- Loy (1905-1993). Several thou- be fixed. Hiring an architect home were its atomic-age ameni- erate, which includes Boeing ics such as U.S. Senator Hugo sand visitors attend the first day and contractor, the comic saga ties: a dishwasher, a garbage dis- and Sikorsky aircraft, United Black (later a Supreme Court of a two-week event. begins as the Blandings under- posal, a mangle (ironing press), Air Lines, Pratt & Whitney en- Justice) launched public inves- Postwar Dreams take their harrowing and costly an automatic washer and drier gines, and Hamilton Standard tigations of “spoils conferences” venture. and — new at the time — a mas- propellers, is a target of fed- sponsored by the Post Office to Home building in the Unit- Producer David O. Selznick ter bedroom with separate clos- eral anti-trust investigations allocate lucrative air mail con- ed States bottomed out during promoted the film by encourag- ets for husband and wife, plus an of air mail contracts and air- tracts. Boeing was subjected to the 1930s and continued to be ing contractors throughout the attached bathroom and dressing lines. Compelled by new rules special and harsh scrutiny. slow during World War II. But country to replicate the movie- room. The most popular Wow! to break up his empire, a bitter Amid the growing scandal, following the war, residential set house. He had RKO’s public- feature, however, was reported William E. Boeing (1881-1956) President Franklin Roosevelt construction boomed as thou- ity department send blueprints to be the automated garage door severs his relationship with the (1882-1945) cancelled all airmail sands of returning war veterans to builders nationwide, hoping which was kept zipping up and company he founded. franchises on March 10, 1934, sought to have a piece of the 100 cities would join in the fun. down throughout the day. The Boeing Conglomerate and turned over the mails to American Dream — a house of Seventy-three cities did. Most The house was priced at poorly equipped Army pilots. their own! of the contractors built variants $75,000. Real-estate manager The development of United Ten perished during the follow- Cashing in on this phenom- of the original plan. Only one Mal (Scotty) Thompson of R. L. Aircraft and Transport began ing two weeks, and the Post Of- enon, movie company RKO Blandings house was built in Emacio and Co. was on hand on in 1927, when Boeing won a fice quickly solicited new private Productions released a comedy Washington — in Spokane. opening day to talk with poten- U.S. Post Office contract to de- carriers. In a move clearly aimed classic in the fall of 1948, Mr. Spokane’s Dream House tial buyers. liver airmail between Chicago at Boeing, new Postmaster Gen- Blandings Builds His Dream The Spokane Blandings and San Francisco. On Feb. 1, eral James Farley and, later, House, directed by H. C. Potter Housing construction House still stands. Years ago a 1929, William Boeing and Fred Congress banned the award of and starring Cary Grant, Myrna boomed in Spokane in the pediment was added over its Rentschler, president of Pratt & the new contracts to any compa- Loy, and Melvyn Douglas (1901- late 1940s and new areas were doorway to provide rain pro- Whitney engines, incorporated nies that also built aircraft. 1981). The film was based on a opened for development. Lo- tection. The film Mr. Blandings United Aircraft and Transport, Boeing was forced to dis- bestselling novel of the same cal contractor Morris Donato Builds His Dream House contin- led by executives Claire Egtvedt solve United Aircraft and name by Eric Hodgins pub- decided to build a Blandings ues to be popular and is available (d. 1975) and Philip G. Johnson Transport as a result. United lished in 1946, a fictionalized house and chose a location in on DVD. A more recent update (d. 1944). United quickly ac- Air Lines was reincorporated account of his own house build- the King Addition on Harlan with a similar plot is the Tom quired Hamilton and Standard as an independent company ing nightmare in New Milford, Boulevard (now High Drive), on Hanks (b. 1956) and Shelley propellers, Chance-Vought, on May 1, 1934, and its former Connecticut. It is likely that Spokane’s south hill, a neigh- Long (b. 1949) movie, The Mon- Northrop, Sikorsky (a major sea- president, Phil Johnson, headed Hodgins also drew on material borhood where he had already ey Pit (1982).

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GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

SHOE by Gary Brookins & Susie MacNelly FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves

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GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

SHOE by Gary Brookins & Susie MacNelly FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves

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Barbecue Kabobs Are Quick, Smoky ADVICE: Dear Abby By Linda Gassenheimer Alcoholic Recognizes Sober Tribune News Service At a recent dinner at Toro Truths After Wife Leaves Him Toro restaurant in Miami, one DEAR ABBY: I have been family in common, when they of chef and restaurateur Richard married for 17 years to the love see what you are accomplishing Sandoval’s 50 restaurants world- of my life. I met her 40 years every day, they may mention it wide, he talked with me about ago while we were growing up to her. Even if you receive no re- recipes that have smoked barbe- in the same neighborhood. Last sponse, continue writing to her cue flavors but are cooked inside. year she decided our marriage and describing how your health He calls it “Cookout Inside.” is over. is improving. I can’t guarantee The smoked flavor comes Nine years it will bring her back, but it may from the sauce. In this recipe, the into our mar- help. sauce is used as a dipping sauce riage, I became for beef kabobs. He adds Esquites an alcoholic. DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend (Fried Corn) as a side dish. I’ve Try as I might, and I have been together for adapted his ideas for this quick Linda Gassenheimer / Tribune News Service I couldn’t find two years and are doing great. barbecue-flavored dinner. It’s Barbecue-Flavored Kabobs. a way to stop We both have careers we enjoy. perfect whether you’re in a hurry drinking. Year However, he makes more mon- for dinner or live in an apartment 1 package frozen corn kernels, 1 sheet and broil 5 to 6 inches from after year By Abigail Van Buren ey in a week than I sometimes without access to grilling facilities. small bottle hot pepper sauce. the heat for 3 minutes. Turn she stuck by earn in a month. Neither of us Chipotle peppers are red ja- Staples: canola oil, salt and skewers over and broil 2 more me, hoping something would has financial problems, but I lapeno peppers that are ripened, black pepper corns. minutes for medium-rare. Broil change. I never laid a hand on feel like this makes him supe- dried and smoked. They’re sold another 2 minutes for more well her, but I was verbally abusive at rior to me. dried or canned in adobo sauce. done. Serve with the dipping times while I was drinking. Am I shallow for compar- I used powdered chipotle chili Barbecue-Flavored Kabobs sauce on the side. Last year I found out that, ing the two of us this way? He pepper found in the spice sec- Recipe by Linda Gassen- Yield: 2 servings. due to my drinking, I had devel- assures me that he will love tion of the market to give a quick heimer Per serving: 303 calories (18 oped a heart condition that may me the same regardless of how smoked flavor in this dinner. You For dipping sauce: percent from fat), 6.1 g fat (2.3 end my life. I think it was the much money I make, or even if can, also, use smoked paprika for 1 tablespoon instant espresso g saturated, 2.2 g monounsatu- last straw for her because even I choose not to work at all. a smoky addition to the sauce. coffee rated), 96 mg cholesterol, 42.2 g after getting the news, I contin- We have been talking about Helpful Hints: 2 tablespoons honey protein, 25.1 g carbohydrates, 4.8 ued to drink. Seven months ago buying a house and moving in — The heat is up to you. Add 2 tablespoons ketchup g fiber, 238 mg sodium. she told me we are done. together. Should I give in and let more chipotle chili pepper if you 1 teaspoon chipotle chili pep- Since the day she said it, him “take care of me,” or con- like your sauce really hot. per Esquites (Fried Corn) I have been clean and sober, sider higher-paying job oppor- — It’s best to leave 1/4-inch be- 1 tablespoon unsweetened co- and my heart is getting stron- tunities that would allow me to tween ingredients on skewers to coa powder 2 teaspoons canola oil ger. I have tried contacting her, feel better about myself and pull let heat reach all sides. Use more 2 teaspoons Worcestershire 1 1/2-cups frozen, chopped -on but she won’t return my calls my fair share of the weight? — skewers, if needed. sauce ion, defrosted or letters. I know the trust is KRISTIN IN NEW YORK — A quick way to defrost For kabobs: 1 1/2-cups frozen chopped gone, but I so badly want my DEAR KRISTIN: You need the frozen vegetables is to place 3/4 pound grass-fed strip steak, green bell pepper, defrosted wife back. I don’t think she be- to ask yourself why your self- them in a strainer and run hot cut into 1-2-inch cubes 2 cups frozen corn kernels, lieves I’m finally sober because esteem is tied to how much water over them. Salt and freshly ground black defrosted we have gone down this road money you earn. According Countdown: pepper Several drops hot pepper many times. to your boyfriend, you ARE — Make Esquites and set aside. 1 cup green bell pepper, (cut sauce How do I prove to her that I pulling your fair share of the — Make dipping sauce. into 2-inch pieces) Salt and freshly ground black have changed and it will no lon- weight. You say you enjoy your — Broil kabobs. 8 cherry tomatoes pepper to taste ger be an issue? This is breaking career. I would hate to see you Shopping List: Preheat broiler and line a Heat oil in a nonstick skillet my heart and has given me an sacrifice it in order to go to a To buy: 1 small bottle instant baking sheet with foil. Add in- over medium-high heat. Add on- insight into what she must have job every day that you may be espresso coffee, 1 small bottle stant espresso coffee, honey and ion, green peppers and corn. Sau- been feeling all these years. — less happy doing because you honey, 1 bottle Worcestershire ketchup to a mixing bowl. Mix te 5 to 6 minutes. Add, hot pepper LEARNED THE HARD WAY earn less than your boyfriend. sauce 1 small bottle ketchup, 1 well. Add the chipotle powder, sauce, salt and pepper to taste. IN INDIANA ••• bottle chipotle chili pepper, 1 cocoa and Worcestershire sauce. Yield: 2 servings. DEAR LEARNED: The best Dear Abby is written by Abigail container unsweetened cocoa Stir to form a smooth sauce. Set Per serving: 141 calories (33 way to prove to your wife that Van Buren, also known as Jeanne powder, 3/4 pound grass-fed strip aside for dipping sauce. Thread percent from fat), 5.2 g fat (0.5 g Phillips, and was founded by her you have changed and won’t fall mother, Pauline Phillips. Write steak, 1 green bell pepper, 1 con- the steak, green bell pepper and saturated, 3 g monounsaturated), off the wagon again is to con- tainer cherry tomatoes, package cherry tomatoes on 2 long skew- no cholesterol, 3.3 g protein, 23.7 Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com tinue living a clean and sober or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA frozen chopped onion, 1 package ers, alternating the ingredients. g carbohydrates, 3.6 g fiber, 14 lifestyle. If you have friends or 90069. frozen chopped green bell pepper, Place skewers on the baking mg sodium. Puzzle Three

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Movies Sports Kids Bets WEDNESDAY EVENING September 27, 2017 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 KOMO 4 News 6:00pm (N) (Live) (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) ’ The Goldbergs Speechless (N) Modern Family American House- Designated Survivor “One Year In” A KOMO 4 News Jimmy Kimmel ABC 4 4 “Fall Foliage” (N) (CC) “Weird Science” (CC) (DVS) “Lake Life” (N) wife (N) hijacking tests Kirkman’s skills. (N) 11:00pm (N) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News at KING 5 News at 7 Evening (N) (CC) The Blacklist “Smokey Putnum” Red Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Fin Chicago P.D. “Reform” An operation KING 5 News at 11 Tonight Show-J. NBC 5 5 - Holt 6:30 (N) (CC) (N) (CC) enlists Liz in an unlikely plan. (N) tries to catch a fugitive rapist. (N) leaves a bystander shot. (N) (N) (CC) Fallon IND 6 6 Extra (N) (CC) Celebrity Page Inside Edition (N) Ac. Hollywood Dateline “The Root of All Evil” (CC) KING 5 News KING 5 News KING 5 News KING 5 News Dr. Phil (N) ’ (CC) KIRO 7 News CBS Evening KIRO 7 News Entertainment To- Survivor “I’m Not Crazy, I’m Confident” SEAL Team “Tip of the Spear” Navy Criminal Minds “Wheels Up” A race to KIRO 7 News at Late Show-Colbert CBS 7 7 6:00PM (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) 7:00PM (N) (CC) night (N) (CC) The castaways compete. (N) SEALs execute dangerous missions. take down Mr. Scratch. (N) 11PM (N) (CC) PBS NewsHour (N) ’ (CC) They Were Our Fathers Honoring Viet- The Vietnam War “A Disrespectful Loyalty” The South Vietnamese fight on their The Vietnam War “A Disrespectful Loyalty” The South Vietnamese fight on their PBS 9 9 nam War veterans. (N) ’ (CC) own. (N) ’ (CC) own. ’ (CC) The Goldbergs The Goldbergs Seattle Sounders MLS Soccer Vancouver Whitecaps FC at Seattle Sounders FC. From Century- Seattle Sounders The Big Bang The Big Bang Two and a Half Two and a Half MNT 10 10 “Lame Gretzky” ’ (CC) FC Pre-Match Link Field in Seattle. (N) (Live) FC Post-Match Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) The People’s Court “Your Vicious Dogs Family Feud (N) Family Feud (N) Arrow “Lian Yu” Oliver and his allies Supernatural Lucifer battles for his un- Seinfeld ’ (CC) Seinfeld “The Family Guy ’ Family Guy “Tea CW 11 11 Killed My Poodle.” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) battle Prometheus. ’ (CC) born child. ’ (CC) Switch” ’ (CC) (CC) Peter” ’ (CC) Penelope Keith’s Hidden Villages A Antiques Roadshow “Rapid City” Furni- Antiques Roadshow “Rapid City” TWA Endeavour on Masterpiece “Harvest” New lead in a missing Masterpiece Mystery! “Sherlock: The Great Game” Confus- PBS 12 12 village regatta on the Norfolk Broads. ture by Thomas Molesworth. travel posters. (CC) persons case. ’ (CC) (DVS) ing and dangerous puzzles. ’ (CC) (DVS) Modern Family Modern Family The Big Bang The Big Bang Empire “Noble Memory” Lucious ap- Star “The Winner Takes It All” Star Q13 News at 10 (N) (CC) Q13 News at 11 The Simpsons FOX 13 13 ’ (CC) “Earthquake” ’ Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) pears after the explosion. (N) works to get an album release date. (N) (CC) ’ (CC) IND 14 14 Worship Service FWC Music (CC) The Message of the Cross (CC) Frances and Friends (CC) Family Worship Center FWC Music (CC) Law & Order “Chosen” Gambling opera- Law & Order “Under God” A vigilante Law & Order “Absentia” A jewelry store Law & Order “Star Crossed” A car Law & Order “Bitch” A makeup mogul is Law & Order “Suicide Box” Teen is ac- ION 15 15 tion. ’ (CC) priest kills a drug dealer. (CC) customer stands trial. ’ (CC) salesman is murdered. ’ (CC) embroiled in scandal. ’ (CC) cused of shooting a cop. ’ (CC) IND 18 18 Marcus and Joni “Lawson Perdue” It’s Supernatural! Prophetic Z. Levitt Presents K. Copeland James Robison Enjoying-Life Marcus and Joni “Lawson Perdue” Joni: Table Talk “Steve McQueen” KATU News at 6 (N) (S Live) (CC) Jeopardy! (N) ’ Wheel of Fortune The Goldbergs Speechless (N) Modern Family American House- Designated Survivor “One Year In” A KATU News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel ABC 22 22 (CC) “Fall Foliage” (N) “Weird Science” (CC) (DVS) “Lake Life” (N) wife (N) hijacking tests Kirkman’s skills. (N) (N) (S Live) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) KGW News at 6 (N) Live at 7 (N) Inside Edition (N) The Blacklist “Smokey Putnum” Red Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Fin Chicago P.D. “Reform” An operation KGW News at Tonight Show-J. NBC 26 26 ’ (CC) enlists Liz in an unlikely plan. (N) tries to catch a fugitive rapist. (N) leaves a bystander shot. (N) 11 (N) Fallon UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) (SS) Enamorándome de Ramón Mi marido tiene familia Hoy voy a cambiar Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) Family Feud (N) Family Feud (N) Empire “Noble Memory” Lucious ap- Star “The Winner Takes It All” Star 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News Page Six TV (N) FOX 27 27 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) pears after the explosion. (N) works to get an album release date. (N) ’ (CC) Storage Wars ’ Storage Wars ’ Storage Wars ’ Storage Wars ’ Storage Wars ’ Storage Wars Storage Wars ’ Storage Wars ’ The Lowe Files The Lowe Files Storage Wars ’ Storage Wars ’ A&E 52 52 (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) “Mutt-erial Girl” (CC) (CC) (N) (CC) “Mind Games” (CC) (CC) AMC 67 67 ›› Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (2011) Johnny Depp, Pené- ›› The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012, Fantasy) Ian McKellen, Martin Freeman, Richard Armitage. Bilbo Baggins joins the quest to reclaim a lost king- lope Cruz. Capt. Jack Sparrow searches for the Fountain of Youth. (CC) dom. (CC) APL 43 43 Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) Treehouse Masters: Branched Out “Climbers Haven” ’ Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) BET 56 56 ›› Madea’s Witness Protection ›› The Wedding Ringer (2015) Kevin Hart, Josh Gad. A groom must hire a best man for his upcoming nuptials. Face Value (N) 50 Central (N) Face Value 50 Central BRAVO 66 66 ›› Legally Blonde (2001, Comedy) Reese Witherspoon, Luke Wilson. A sorority The Real Housewives of Orange The Real Housewives of Orange Below Deck Jesus and Kate get to Watch What Hap- ›› Legally queen enrolls in Harvard to win back her boyfriend. (CC) County “Breast Intentions” (CC) County Kelly undergoes surgery. know each other. (CC) pens Live Blonde (2001) CBUT 29 29 CBC Vancouver News (N) (CC) 22 Minutes (CC) Coronation Street The Great British Bake Off (N) (CC) The Durrells (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC Van News Coronation Street CMT 61 61 Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ››› Crocodile Dundee (1986, Comedy) Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski, Mark Blum. (CC) ››› Crocodile Dundee (1986) Paul Hogan. (CC) CNBC 46 46 Shark Tank A vest with a twist. (CC) Shark Tank ’ (CC) Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives Learn the Paid Program CNN 44 44 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) All News Updated hourly. All News Updated hourly. Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) South Park Animated. The kids take South Park (CC) South Park “Royal South Park “The South Park (CC) South Park (CC) South Park “Put It South Park (N) Broad City “Just The Daily Show The Opposition- COM 60 60 over South Park. (CC) Pudding” Coon” (CC) Down” (CC) (CC) the Tips” (N) With Trevor Noah Jordan Klepper DIS 41 41 Jessie ’ (CC) Bunk’d ’ (CC) K.C. Undercover K.C. Undercover Raven’s Home ’ Stuck/Middle Bizaardvark (CC) Bizaardvark (CC) Liv and Maddie K.C. Undercover Andi Mack ’ Raven’s Home ’ Misfit Garage “Boom of Bust” Work Misfit Garage Tracking down a rare ’55 Misfit Garage: Fired Up The guys finish Misfit Garage The guys buy back a Garage Rehab Rehabbing a 4x4 shop Misfit Garage The guys buy back a DSC 8 8 continues on the ’32 Ford. ’ (CC) Chevy Belair. ’ (CC) a Tri Five Chevy Belair. (N) ’ 1952 Willys Jeep. (N) ’ (CC) in New Caney, TX. (N) ’ (CC) 1952 Willys Jeep. ’ (CC) Total Bellas “Who’s Your Mama?” Nikki E! News “Today’s Top Stories” The Total Bellas “Who’s Your Mama?” Nikki Total Bellas “Power Struggle” Nikki gets Eric & Jessie Eric & Jessie E! News “Today’s Top Stories” The E! 65 65 tries to steal her dog from Brie. stars of “This Is Us.” (N) (CC) tries to steal her dog from Brie. tag team match with Cena. (N) “Girls Night Out” “Girls Night Out” stars of “This Is Us.” (N) (CC) MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs at St. MLB Baseball San Diego Padres at Los Angeles Dodgers. From Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Louis Cardinals. (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 30 for 30 (N) Sports Shorts NFL’s Greatest Games (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) NFL Live (CC) MLB Baseball: Cubs at Cardinals FNC 48 48 Hannity (N) (CC) Fox News Tonight (N) (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) Hannity (CC) Fox News Tonight (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) FOOD 35 35 Worst Cooks in America (CC) Worst Cooks in America (CC) Worst Cooks in America (CC) Worst Cooks in America (N) (CC) Best Baker In America “Cake” (N) Halloween Baking Championship FREE 39 39 ›› 27 Dresses (2008, Romance-Comedy) Katherine Heigl, James Marsden. ’ (CC) ›› The Break-Up (2006, Romance-Comedy) Vince Vaughn, Jennifer Aniston. ’ (CC) The 700 Club ’ (CC) FX 53 53 ››› Iron Man 3 (2013, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Chea- ›› Battleship (2012, Science Fiction) Taylor Kitsch, Alexander Skarsgard, Rihanna. Earth comes under attack from a ›› Battleship (2012) Taylor Kitsch, dle. A powerful enemy tests Tony Stark’s true mettle. ’ (CC) superior alien force. ’ (CC) Alexander Skarsgard. ’ (CC) GOLF 70 70 Live From the Presidents Cup Live comprehensive coverage of Presidents Cup, featuring in depth analysis and player interviews. (CC) Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing The Middle “One The Middle “The The Middle “The The Middle “Valen- The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Kid at a Time” ’ Friend” ’ (CC) Smile” ’ (CC) tine’s Day IV” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) HGTV 68 68 Property Brothers: Buying & Selling Property Brothers: Buying & Selling Brothers Take New Orleans (CC) Property Brothers: Buying & Selling House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers “Kristen & Ben” HIST 37 37 American Pickers “Thunderdome” American Pickers “Space Oddities” American Pickers: Bonus Buys “Appalachian Picking” Mike and Frank revive an old rivalry. (N) ’ (CC) American Pickers ’ (CC) (DVS) LIFE 51 51 Grey’s Anatomy “Love/Addiction” Grey’s Anatomy ’ (CC) ››› Unfaithful (2002, Drama) Richard Gere, Diane Lane. A housewife has an affair with a charming stranger. (CC) Little Women: Dallas (CC) MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) (CC) The Last Word The 11th Hour With Brian Williams The Rachel Maddow Show (CC) The Last Word The 11th Hour With Brian Williams MTV 63 63 Catfish: The TV Show ’ (CC) Catfish: The TV Show ’ (CC) Teen Mom 2 “Winter in Summer” ’ Teen Mom 2 “Being Nathan” (N) ’ Are You the One? (N) ’ (CC) ’90s House “Welcome to the ’90s!” NBCS 34 34 American Ninja Warrior (Part 2 of 5) American Ninja Warrior (Part 3 of 5) American Ninja Warrior (Part 4 of 5) American Ninja Warrior (Part 5 of 5) American Ninja Warrior (CC) American Ninja Warrior ’ (CC) NICK 40 40 Dude Perfect Henry Danger ’ Henry Danger ’ I Am Frankie (N) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 NCIS A girl is kidnapped. ’ (CC) NCIS “Cracked” ’ (CC) NCIS “Broken Arrow” ’ (CC) NCIS “Enemies Foreign” (CC) NCIS “Enemies Domestic” (CC) NCIS “False Witness” ’ (CC) ROOT 31 31 Mariners Pre. MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Oakland Athletics. From Oakland Coliseum in Oakland, Calif. Mariners Post. MLS Soccer Vancouver Whitecaps FC at Seattle Sounders FC. Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Get Off My Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Carjacked Cops “Dazed & Cops “Mom Still Cops “Odd Arrests Cops “Nothing to Cops “Fight Night” Cops “Window of Cops “Weapons SPIKE 57 57 Roof” ’ (CC) Up” ’ (CC) Confused No. 5” Love You” (CC) No. 4” ’ See Here” (CC) ’ (CC) Opportunity” ’ Drawn No. 2” ’ SYFY 59 59 ›› The Book of Eli (2010) (CC) ›› Tomorrowland (2015) George Clooney. A scientist and a young woman explore a mysterious city. (CC) (DVS) Channel Zero: No-End House (N) Face Off: Game Face (CC) TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince ’ Steven Furtick Living Proof The Blessed Life John Gray World Drive History The Confident Jesse Duplantis GregLaurie.TV Creflo Dollar Through the Christine Caine Family Guy “Jun- Family Guy The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Full Frontal With Conan Actor Andy Samberg; comic Jay TBS 55 55 gle Love” ’ “PTV” ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Samantha Bee Oakerson. (N) (CC) TLC 38 38 NY ER ’ NY ER ’ NY ER ’ NY ER ’ NY ER ’ (CC) NY ER ’ (CC) NY ER ’ (CC) NY ER ’ (CC) NY ER ’ NY ER ’ NY ER ’ NY ER ’ TNT 54 54 Bones “The Body and the Bounty” A Bones “The Bones That Weren’t” A ›› San Andreas (2015, Action) Dwayne Johnson, Carla Gugino, Alexandra Daddario. A rescue pilot ›› The Chronicles of Riddick (2004) Vin Diesel. A fugitive skull and hands are discovered. ’ dancer’s skull is discovered. (CC) must save his family after an earthquake. (CC) (DVS) fights an invading ruler and his army. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 ››› Spy Kids OK K.O.!-Heroes World of Gumball We Bare Bears King of the Hill American Dad ’ Cleveland Show American Dad ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (N) (CC) Lege. Locations Expedition Un. Expedition Unknown (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Comedy Knock Comedy Knock USA 58 58 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A ››› The Help (2011, Drama) Viola Davis, Emma Stone, Bryce Dallas Howard. An aspiring writer captures the experi- “Assaulting Reality” ’ (CC) (DVS) The team is targeted by a union. ’ union threatens the SVU team. ’ ences of black women. (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 Love & Hip Hop ›› Big Momma’s House (2000, Comedy) Martin Lawrence, Nia Long, Paul Giamatti. ’ (CC) ››› Baby Boy (2001, Drama) Tyrese Gibson, Omar Gooding, A.J. Johnson. ’ (CC) ››› 8 Mile (2002)

Movies Sports Kids Bets THURSDAY EVENING September 28, 2017 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 KOMO 4 News 6:00pm (N) (Live) (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) ’ Grey’s Anatomy “Break Down the House; Get Off on the Pain” (Season Pre- How to Get Away With Murder The KOMO 4 News Jimmy Kimmel ABC 4 4 “Fall Foliage” (N) (CC) miere) Amelia faces a conflict over a patient. (N) ’ (CC) Keating 4 face an uncertain future. 11:00pm (N) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News at KING 5 News at 7 Evening (N) (CC) Superstore (N) The Good Place Will & Grace “11 Great News (N) Chicago Fire “It Wasn’t Enough” Chief KING 5 News at 11 Tonight Show-J. NBC 5 5 - Holt 6:30 (N) (CC) (N) (CC) (CC) (DVS) (N) (CC) (DVS) Years Later” (N) (CC) Boden makes a risky decision. (N) (CC) Fallon IND 6 6 Extra (N) (CC) Celebrity Page Inside Edition (N) Ac. Hollywood Dateline “Deadly Betrayal” ’ (CC) KING 5 News KING 5 News KING 5 News KING 5 News Dr. Phil (N) ’ (CC) NFL Football Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers. Longtime NFC rivals collide KIRO 7 Game Day Live (N) (CC) KIRO 7 News (N) (CC) Steve Raible’s Scouting Report (N) KIRO 7 News at Late Show-Colbert CBS 7 7 when the Bears travel to Wisconsin to face the Packers. (N) (CC) (CC) 11PM (N) (CC) PBS NewsHour (N) ’ (CC) Ask This Old Ask This Old The Vietnam War “The Weight of Memory” (Series Finale) Civil war continues in The Vietnam War “The Weight of Memory” Civil war continues in Vietnam. ’ PBS 9 9 House ’ (CC) House ’ (CC) Vietnam. (N) ’ (CC) (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) The Goldbergs The Goldbergs Modern Family Modern Family Q13 News at 9 (N) (CC) The Big Bang The Big Bang Two and a Half Two and a Half MNT 10 10 ’ (CC) “Weird Al” (CC) “Unplugged” ’ “Chirp” ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) The People’s Court “My Aunt Stole My Family Feud (N) Family Feud (N) Penn & Teller: Fool Us Javi Benitez; Whose Line Is It Whose Line Is It Seinfeld “The Bris” Seinfeld “The La- Family Guy “Mr. Family Guy “View- CW 11 11 Tax Refund!” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Mike Bliss; Ekaterina. (N) ’ (CC) Anyway? (N) ’ Anyway? (CC) ’ (CC) bel Maker” (CC) Saturday Knight” er Mail 2” Defying the Nazis: The Sharps’ War (2016, Documentary) A Fire in the Forest: The Life and The Jewish Journey: America Jewish Real Rail Adventures: Swiss Grand Real Rail Adventures: Switzerland Rick Steves’ Eu- PBS 12 12 Voices of Tom Hanks, Marina Goldman. Legacy of the Ba’al Shem Tov (CC) immigration to the U.S. ’ (CC) Tour Exploring Switzerland by train. The Swiss rail system. ’ (CC) rope ’ (CC) Modern Family Modern Family The Big Bang The Big Bang Gotham Gordon tries to bring in Jona- The Orville The crew finds a vessel Q13 News at 10 (N) (CC) Q13 News at 11 The Simpsons FOX 13 13 “Chirp” ’ (CC) “Unplugged” ’ Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) than Crane. (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) adrift in space. (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) (N) (CC) ’ (CC) IND 14 14 The Message of the Cross (CC) Crossfire Service (CC) FWC Music (CC) Donnie Swagg. FWC Music (CC) Jimmy Swaggart (CC) Blue Bloods Franks tries to expose the Blue Bloods “Mercy” Jamie goes under Blue Bloods “Friendly Fire” Danny Blue Bloods Jamie starts working with Blue Bloods “Innocence” Erin reopens Blue Bloods Danny and Linda plan a ION 15 15 Blue Templar. ’ (CC) cover at a bar. ’ (CC) shoots a cop. ’ (CC) a new partner. ’ (CC) a case Frank worked on. ’ romantic weekend. ’ (CC) IND 18 18 Marcus and Joni The Blessed Life Mark Chironna Hank and Brenda K. Copeland James Robison Enjoying-Life Marcus and Joni Joni: Table Talk Reflections KATU News at 6 (N) (S Live) (CC) Jeopardy! (N) ’ Wheel of Fortune Grey’s Anatomy “Break Down the House; Get Off on the Pain” (Season Pre- How to Get Away With Murder The KATU News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel ABC 22 22 (CC) “Fall Foliage” (N) miere) Amelia faces a conflict over a patient. (N) ’ (CC) Keating 4 face an uncertain future. (N) (S Live) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) KGW News at 6 (N) Live at 7 (N) Inside Edition (N) Superstore (N) The Good Place Will & Grace “11 Great News (N) Chicago Fire “It Wasn’t Enough” Chief KGW News at Tonight Show-J. NBC 26 26 ’ (CC) (CC) (DVS) (N) (CC) (DVS) Years Later” (N) (CC) Boden makes a risky decision. 11 (N) Fallon UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) (SS) Enamorándome de Ramón Mi marido tiene familia Hoy voy a cambiar Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) Family Feud (N) Family Feud (N) Gotham Gordon tries to bring in Jona- The Orville The crew finds a vessel 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News Page Six TV (N) FOX 27 27 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) than Crane. (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) adrift in space. (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) (N) ’ (CC) The Murder of Laci Peterson Police The Murder of Laci Peterson Prosecu- The Murder of Laci Peterson: A Closer Look “Reasonable Doubt?” (Series Finale) New theories emerge after the verdict. The Murder of Laci Peterson Prosecu- A&E 52 52 arrest Scott Peterson. ’ (CC) tors seek the death penalty. (CC) (N) ’ (CC) tors seek the death penalty. (CC) AMC 67 67 ›› The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012) Ian McKellen, Martin Freeman. ›› Con Air (1997, Action) Nicolas Cage, John Cusack, John Malkovich. Vicious convicts hijack their ›››› The Shawshank Redemption (1994, Drama) Tim Bilbo Baggins joins the quest to reclaim a lost kingdom. (CC) flight. (CC) Robbins, Morgan Freeman, Bob Gunton. (CC) APL 43 43 I Shouldn’t Be Alive ’ (CC) Monsters Inside Me ’ (CC) Monsters Inside Me ’ (CC) Monsters Inside Me ’ (CC) I Was Prey ’ (CC) Monsters Inside Me “Hijackers” ’ BET 56 56 ››› The Best Man (1999), Nia Long ›› ATL (2006, Comedy-Drama) Tip Harris, Lauren London, Mykelti Williamson. Four Atlanta teens face challenges. Face Value 50 Central ›› Life (1999) Eddie Murphy. Flipping Out Jeff and Gage bring baby Flipping Out “Baby Brain” Jeff refuses Flipping Out “Baby’s First Move” Mov- Flipping Out The team tours Jackie Flipping Out The team tours Jackie Watch What Hap- Flipping Out “Oh BRAVO 66 66 Monroe home. (CC) to slow down. (CC) ing day proves difficult. (CC) Siegel’s mansion. (N) (CC) Siegel’s mansion. (CC) pens Live My, Versailles” CBUT 29 29 CBC Vancouver News (N) (CC) marketplace ’ Coronation Street Dragons’ Den Ten businesses vie for a deal. (N) (CC) (DVS) The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC Van News Coronation Street CMT 61 61 Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders I Love Kellie Cheerleaders CNBC 46 46 Shark Tank ’ (CC) Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives LifeLock Paid Program CNN 44 44 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) All News Updated hourly. All News Updated hourly. Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) Tosh.0 “Roof Jump” The hashtag game Tosh.0 “We Buy Tosh.0 A British Tosh.0 “Free Stud Tosh.0 A leather Tosh.0 “Drone Wife Tosh.0 (CC) Nathan for You South Park (CC) The Daily Show The Opposition- COM 60 60 gets more interesting. (CC) Golf” (CC) beefeater. (CC) Service” salesman. (CC) Cheat” (CC) (N) (CC) With Trevor Noah Jordan Klepper DIS 41 41 Jessie ’ (CC) Bunk’d ’ (CC) K.C. Undercover K.C. Undercover Raven’s Home ’ Stuck/Middle Bizaardvark (CC) Bizaardvark (CC) Liv and Maddie K.C. Undercover Bizaardvark (CC) Raven’s Home ’ Alaska: The Last Frontier Otto re- Alaska: The Last Frontier A massive Alaska: The Last Frontier Otto and Alaska: The Last Frontier The Kilchers Alaska “To Live and Die in AK” The Alaska: The Last Frontier The work on DSC 8 8 ceives a terrifying house call. (CC) earthquake hits Alaska. ’ (CC) others save a hay barn. ’ (CC) rush to work on projects. (CC) Kilchers answer audience questions. projects intensifies. ’ (CC) Keeping Up With the Kardashians E! News “Today’s Top Stories” How Keeping Up With Keeping Up With Keeping Up With Keeping Up With the Kardashians “10th Anniversary Spe- E! News “Today’s Top Stories” How E! 65 65 “Sister Surrogacy” (CC) stars live after a split. (N) (CC) the Kardashians the Kardashians the Kardashians cial” The Kardashians reflect on their lives. (CC) stars live after a split. (N) (CC) College Football Texas at Iowa State. From Jack Trice Stadium in Ames, Iowa. SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 High School Football Ryan (Texas) at Denton (Texas). (N) (Live) Street League Skateboarding (N) Nación ESPN (N) Jalen & Jacoby Sports Shorts (N) Jalen & Jacoby FNC 48 48 Hannity (N) (CC) Fox News Tonight (N) (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) Hannity (CC) Fox News Tonight (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) FOOD 35 35 Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Chopped “Knife Strife” (CC) Chopped “Entree Basket Blues” Chopped “Comfort Zone” (CC) Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay FREE 39 39 ›› The Break-Up (2006, Romance-Comedy) Vince Vaughn, Jennifer Aniston. ’ (CC) ››› Grease (1978) John Travolta. Disparate summer lovers meet again as high-school seniors. The 700 Club ’ (CC) FX 53 53 ›› The Equalizer (2014, Action) Denzel Washington, Marton Csokas, Chloë ››› Lucy (2014, Action) Scarlett Johansson, Morgan Freeman, Choi Min-sik. A Better Things Better Things “Ris- Better Things ››› Lucy (2014, Grace Moretz. A former commando champions the helpless. ’ (CC) synthetic drug gives a woman extraordinary powers. ’ (CC) “Robin” (N) (CC) ing” ’ (CC) “Robin” ’ (CC) Action) ’ (CC) GOLF 70 70 2017 Presidents Cup Day 1. From Liberty National Golf Club in Jersey City, N.J. (CC) Live From the Presidents Cup (CC) Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing The Middle “Win- The Middle “Wheel The Middle “The The Middle “The The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 ’ (CC) “War Games” ’ (CC) “Sinkhole” ’ ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ners and Losers” of Pain” Name” ’ (CC) Bachelor” (CC) “The Operation” ’ (CC) HGTV 68 68 Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop At Flip or Flop At House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Pawn Stars ’ Pawn Stars ’ Pawn Stars ’ Pawn Stars (CC) Ice Road Truckers: Breaking the Ice “The Ice Is Right: Extended Edition” Lisa Kelly finds herself in a real jam. (N) ’ (CC) LIFE 51 51 American Beauty Star (CC) Project Runway (CC) Project Runway (N) (CC) Project Runway The designers use men’s fabrics. 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TNT 54 54 Bones “The Bullet in the Brain” A mur- Bones “The Body in the Bag” A body is ›› Into the Storm (2014, Action) Richard Armitage, Sarah Wayne Callies. Pre- ›› Divergent (2014, Science Fiction) Shailene Woodley, Theo James. A young derer is killed by a sniper. (CC) found in a socialite’s home. miere. Storm-chasers track a series of deadly tornadoes. (CC) (DVS) woman discovers a plot to destroy those like her. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 ››› Rango OK K.O.!-Heroes World of Gumball We Bare Bears King of the Hill American Dad ’ Cleveland Show American Dad ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (N) (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. 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Federal law prohibits employment discrimination based on race, color, FIVE STAR religion, sex, national origin or age. RUBBISH REMOVAL The law states that publishing or printing discriminatory advertise- 360-508-5316 ments or causing the printing or Lewis & Thurston County publishing of such advertisements Single items pickups Remember- constitutes an unlawful employment 80" Howard Miller Grandfa- practice. Employment advertise- (Lewis County Only), under ther clock, excellent condi- ments must not indicate preferen- Residential & Businesses, Card of Thanks ces, limitations, or discriminate tion, $300. Round dining ads are only based on race, color, religion, sex, Shop & Garage clean-outs. 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Contact no-flood lot, tenant respon- business behind you, it will be much Darcy at 360- 748-0015. sible for all utilities, cred- OAKVILLE AREA LHZPLY[VYLSH_HUKLUQV``V\YMH]VYP[L it/criminal required, NO AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY! pastimes. PETS, $950. 360-345- TAURUS (April 20-May 20 6347 Route 1172, 1174 Participate in activities and events that We're seeking a responsible individual to contract for `V\ÄUKL_OPSHYH[PUN9LHJOPUNV\[[V delivery in rural Rochester, Grand Mound and people who share your interests will DRIVERS Oakville. lead to new possibilities. Romance will Scot Industries is hiring a enhance your life. full time OTR driver. Class Papers need to be delivered Tuesday and Thursday A CDL, clean driving re- by 5:30 p.m. and Saturday morning by 7:30 a.m. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) cord & enhanced license or Currently, this route has 176 Chronicle customers, You may not like structure, but right passport. Home on week- 560 once a week paper called the "Free Shopper" UV^P[»Z^OH[»ZYLX\PYLK[VIYPUN ends. We offer competitive that needs to be delivered by Thursday at 5:30 p.m., greater stability to your life. Deal pay, profit sharing, insur- and yields approximately $850 per month which with responsibilities using practical ance, paid holidays & paid includes a fuel allowance (before your route applications and common sense. vacation. Please apply in JOB OPPORTUNITIES expenses.) The routes cover approximately 120 miles person with complete driv- daily and take about 4 hours to deliver. The individual CANCER (June 21-July 22) ers abstract Monday- McCallum Rock Drilling Inc. has been committed we will consider contracting with must have an Partnerships are highlighted. You may Friday, 8am-5pm at 3020 to providing safe, high quality controlled drilling and excellent driving history and enjoy working with not agree all the time, but discussing Foron Rd., Centralia, WA blasting services since 1988. people. Also, they must have dependable and back how you can best accommodate 98531. NO PHONE CALLS up transportation. L]LY`VUL»ZPU[LYLZ[ZHUKVIQLJ[P]LZ PLEASE. • • • • • • • • will be a good place to start. Aim for equality and practicality. For more information: LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Anita Freeborn MECHANIC Do what needs to be done. Put some 360-520-3776 Class A CDL Drivers LɈVY[PU[VNL[[PUNHOLHKHUKZL[[PUN (Minimum 1 year experience) yourself up for future advancement. Operators Change can be good if you go about it Administrative Assistant intelligently. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Make plans to spend time with people who matter in your life or who Come in today to apply 321 N. Pearl St. inspire you to be the best you can be. 115 Sturdevant Rd, Chehalis Centralia, WA 98531 Romance is highlighted. A networking No Phone Calls! 360-736-3311 event could be promising. Classifieds 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, September 26, 2017 CLASSIFIEDS

~ I-5 Mini STORAGE~ ABSENCE TERMINATING personally served, if applica- of the State of WITNESS my Storage Auction! YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS. ble, with said written Notice of hand and official seal. ( Seal) To request a copy of the Default or the written Notice of Signature IDSPub #0127195 Saturday, Notice, Summons, and Termi- Default was posted in a 9/5/2017 9/26/2017 September 30, nation Petition, call DSHS at conspicuous place on the real Sign in starts at 8:30am, (360) 725-6700. To view infor- property described in Para- Published: The Chronicle Auction begins at 9am. 2017 KTM 1290 Super mation about your rights, in- graph I above, and the Trustee September 5 & 26, 2017 Duke GT: 1600 miles, cluding right to a lawyer, go to has possession of proof of Located immediately 100539 NTC:Delores L Birtchet MOVING SALE! 173hp, 106 torque, like www.atg.wa.gov/TRM.aspx. such service or posting. The off of I-5 exit 71, DATED this 20th day of list of recipients of the Notice EVERYTHING GOES! new, $16,500. 360- IN THE SUPERIOR 132 Estep Rd, September, 2017 by PETER of Default is listed within the Angus locker beef, grain, Fri, 5:30pm-8:30pm, 791-0477 Notice of Foreclosure provided COURT OF THE Chehalis, WA 98532. KAY, WSBA#24331, Assistant STATE OF Sat, 9am-3pm, to the Borrower(s) and Gran- grass & hay feed, $1.75 360-266-0158 Attorney General WASHINGTON per pound hanging weight, & Sun, 11am-2pm tor(s). These requirements IN AND FOR call for details. 360- (HALF PRICE DAY!) Published: The Chronicle were completed as of THE COUNTY OF LEWIS September 29, 30 September 26, 2017 & October 4/13/2017 . VII. The Trustee IN THE MATTER OF 748-4074 1975 Prowler 23' Travel 3 & 10, 2017 whose name and address are & October 1. THE ESTATE OF Trailer: dual axle, 2 pro- set forth below will provide in DELORES L. BIRTCHET, 103 Panorama Dr. #B, pane tanks, sleeps 4, full 98069 IDSPub#0127195 writing to anyone requesting it, Deceased. TS#WA-17-764190-AJ a statement of all costs and Chehalis, WA 98532. kitchen & bath, $3500/of- NO. 17-4-00282-21 Wii & games, CDs, fees due at any time prior to PROBATE NOTICE fer. 12' aluminum boat: NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S the sale. VIII. The effect of the TO CREDITORS DVD's, VCR, Xbox trailer & motor, $1400. SALE Pursuant to the Revised sale will be to deprive the RCW 11.40.030 games, couch, chair, 22' Bayliner boat & trail- Code of Washington 61.24, et Grantor and all those who hold The personal representative seq. TS No.: by, through or under the named below has been ap- oak table & chairs, er, 1975 less than 200 coffee & end tables, WA-17-764190-AJ APN No.: Grantor of all their interest in pointed as personal represen- GARAGE SALE! hours on boat "Skagit". 005531021000 Title Order No.: the above-described property. tative of this estate. Any Fri & Sat, Ikea table & office Call 360-266-8718, Loca- 8694374 Deed of Trust Gran- IX. Anyone having any objec- person having a claim against September 29 & 30, 8-5. chair, book cases, print- tion is 216 US Highway tor(s): DAVID B CLEVENGER, tions to this sale on any the decedent must, before the DEBORAH A CLEVENGER grounds whatsoever will be time the claim would be barred 609 Goodrich Rd, er, computer stuff, pay 12 Chehalis Wa station, indoor lighting, Deed of Trust Grantee(s): afforded an opportunity to be by any otherwise applicable Centralia, WA 98531. WELLS FARGO HOME heard as to those objections if statute of limitations, present 2 antique tables & chair vacuum, lamps, mir- MORTGAGE, INC. Deed of they bring a lawsuit to restrain the claim in the manner as FIREWEED HONEY provided in RCW 11.40.070 by FRESH/IN-SEASON, sets, oak buffet, tools, drill rors, 2 new free stand- Trust Instrument/Reference the sale pursuant to RCW ing air conditioners, pa- No.: 3185293 I. NOTICE IS 61.24.130. Failure to bring serving on or mailing to the LOCAL press, miter saw, radial personal representative or the tio set, wicker chairs, 2010 Ford Ranger XL: new HEREBY GIVEN that Quality such a lawsuit may result in a Barrels or saw, Troy-bilt tiller & mis- brakes, very clean, 106K Loan Service Corp. of Wash- waiver of any proper grounds personal representative's attor- 5 Gallon Buckets $4/lb. cellaneous items. Adirondacks, BBQ, fish- ington, the undersigned Trust- for invalidating the Trustee's ney at the address stated miles, $8000. Bank loan below a copy of the claim and Tim Weible: ing, punching bag, gui- ee, will on 10/6/2017 , at 10:00 sale. X. NOTICE TO OCCU- value, $9500. 360- AM At the North entrance of PANTS OR TENANTS - The filing the original of the claim 360-791-3910 tar, snowboards, Nike with the court in which the hightops, left handed 508-3449 the Lewis County Courthouse, purchaser at the Trustee's located at 351 NW North St, probate proceedings were Sale is entitled to possession commenced. The claim must golf clubs & cart, Chehalis, WA 98532 sell at of the property on the 20th day speaker, shopvac, lad- be presented within the later public auction to the highest following the sale, as against of: (1) Thirty days after the der, sports bags, holi- and best bidder, payable in the the Grantor under the deed of personal representative served day & home decor, form of credit bid or cash bid in trust (the owner) and anyone or mailed the notice to the EVERYTHING bedding, rugs, luggage, the form of cashier's check or having an interest junior to the creditor as provided under certified checks from federally deed of trust, including occu- RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c); or (2) MUST GO SALE! books, kitchen items, or State chartered banks, at pants who are not tenants. four months after the date of Fri & Sat, children's items, rocker the time of sale the following After the 20th day following the first publication of the notice. If September 29 & 30, 9-4. & ottoman, craft sup- 2001 Buick Century: described real property, situ- sale the purchaser has the the claim is not presented ated in the County of LEWIS, 1306 Eshom Rd, plies, school supplies, $1000. 360-978-4642 right to evict occupants who within this time frame, the BOISTFORT SCHOOL State of Washington, to-wit: are not tenants by summary claim is forever barred, except Centralia, WA 98531. ladies clothing, coats & LOT 2, EVERGREEN ADDI- proceedings under Chapter as otherwise provided in sec- DISTRICT SURPLUS Most furnishing available, shoes, boots, hand TION TO THE CITY OF 59.12 RCW. For tenant- tion 11 of this act and RCW GOODS FOR PURCHASE including up-right piano, bags, scarfs & belts, CHEHALIS, AS RECORDED occupied property, the pur- 11.40.060. This bar is effective IN VOLUME 5 OF PLATS, as to claims against both the leather recliners, liquor beauty items, lots of 100468 2017-079 chaser shall provide a tenant Kiln, used (do not know if it PAGE 12, RECORDS OF with written notice in accord- decedent's probate and non- cabinet, hide-a-bed & jewelry! LEWIS COUNTY, WASHING- ance with RCW 61.24.060. probate assets. works - appears to be in SUPERIOR COURT much more. Ducks Unlimi- OF WASHINGTON TON More commonly known THIS NOTICE IS THE FINAL good condition), Piano as: 824 SE ADAMS AVENUE, STEP BEFORE THE FORE- Date of filing copy of ted prints, Barbie dolls & COUNTY OF KITSAP Notice to Creditors: (broken), used sand blast- collectables, men's cloth- JUVENILE COURT CHEHALIS, WA 98532 which CLOSURE SALE OF YOUR is subject to that certain Deed HOME. You have only 20 September 19, 2017 er, used large jack, used ing XL shirts, hunting wad- Dependency of Carl Frueh of Trust dated 11/20/2003, DAYS from the recording date metal press, used desk, 2 ers, camo coveralls, binoc- recorded 12/8/2003, under In- of this notice to pursue media- Date of first publication: D.O.B. 04/01/2016 September 26, 2017 pallets of outdated comput- ulars, Stihl power saw, Minor Child. strument No. 3185293 records tion. DO NOT DELAY. CON- ers, monitors, etc pieces. of LEWIS County, Washington TACT A HOUSING COUNSE- /s/ Dale L. Waterman blower, 8 fishing poles, & Case No.: 17-7-00184-8 Dale L. Waterman, Only sealed bids will be NOTICE AND SUMMONS , from DAVID B. CLEVENGER LOR OR AN ATTORNEY associated gear, lots of Shop Sale! AND DEBORAH A. CLE- LICENSED IN WASHINGTON Personal Representative considered. Each item will BY PUBLICATION c/o ALTHAUSER RAYAN hand tools, Honda lawn Thursday, Friday VENGER, HUSBAND AND NOW to assess your situation be awarded to highest bid. (Termination) ABBARNO, LLP mower, Homelite power & Saturday, THE STATE OF WASHING- WIFE , as grantor(s), to TITLE and refer you to mediation if Bids will be opened at the GUARANTY OF LEWIS CO. , you are eligible and it may help 114 W. Magnolia; saw, garden tools & too September 28, TON TO: P. O. Box 210 11/20/17 board meeting at 1. JOHN FRUEH, FATHER, as original trustee, to secure you save your home. See much to list! No kid stuff! 29 & 30, 8-5. an obligation in favor of Centralia, WA 98531 7:30 pm. AND TO WHOM IT MAY below for safe sources of help. Telephone: (360) 7361301 639 Brown Rd E., CONCERN: WELLS FARGO HOME SEEKING ASSISTANCE Chehalis, WA 98532. A Petition to Terminate Paren- MORTGAGE, INC. , as original Housing counselors and legal Subsequent Publications: D & D Towing and Trans- beneficiary, the beneficial inter- assistance may be available at Hand tools, fishing gear, tal Rights was filed on JUNE October 3, 2017 port Inc. Abandoned Vehi- 28, 2017. est in which was subsequently little or no cost to you. If you October 10, 2017 cle Auction to be held at Coleman canoe. Lots of A Fact Finding hearing will be assigned to WELLS FARGO would like assistance in deter- 724 Teitzel Rd, Centralia, miscellaneous stuff, clean- held on this matter on: Novem- BANK, N.A II. No action mining your rights and opportu- Published: The Chronicle commenced by the Beneficiary nities to keep your house, you WA 98531 on Friday, ing up shop. ber 29, 2017 at 1:30 p.m. at September 26, 2017 & October Kitsap County Juvenile Depart- of the Deed of Trust is now may contact the following: The 3 & 10, 2017 September 29, 2017 at OAKVIEW ment, 1338 SW Old Clifton pending to seek satisfaction of statewide foreclosure hotline 3:30pm. Viewing 1 hour GRANGE FALL Road, Port Orchard, WA the obligation in any Court by for assistance and referral to 100462 RFQ Maurin Road prior. 360-736-2338 98367. reason of the Borrower's or housing counselors recom- RUMMAGE SALE! YOU SHOULD BE PRESENT Grantor's default on the obliga- mended by the Housing Fi- Request for Qualifications JOIN US LIVE… Friday & Saturday, WE NOW HAVE AT THIS HEARING. tion secured by the Deed of nance Commission: Toll-free: Port of Chehalis September 29 & 30, 9-4. BAZAAR SALE THE HEARING WILL DETER- Trust/Mortgage. III. The de- 1-877-894-HOME Maurin Road Industrial fault(s) for which this foreclo- Site Development 2715 N Pearl St, PACKAGES MINE IF YOUR PARENTAL (1-877-894-4663) or Web site: COINS & JEWELRY RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD sure is made is/are as follows: http://www.dfi.wa.gov/consum Chehalis Industrial Park Centralia, WA 98531. AVAILABLE! Failure to pay when due the ers/homeownership/post_purc R R R R R R R R R R ARE TERMINATED. IF YOU Multiple Vendors! DO NOT APPEAR AT THE following amounts which are hase_counselors_foreclosure The Port of Chehalis is seeking AUCTION! Clothing, toys, decorations, Packages include 2 lami- HEARING THE COURT MAY now in arrears: $11,644.76 . .htm . The United States qualifications and interest from IV. The sum owing on the housewares, antiques, jew- nated signs, 4 sheets of ENTER AN ORDER IN YOUR Department of Housing and engineering firms to provide Doors Open for ABSENCE TERMINATING obligation secured by the Deed Urban Development: Toll-free: design, engineering and con- elry, furniture, books & pricing stickers, 3 sale of Trust is: The principal sum 1-800-569-4287 or National struction management services Preview 3 PM sheets, a sharpie and YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS. much, much more! New To request a copy of the of $94,790.50 , together with Web Site: http://portal.hud.gov for the construction of the Auction Begins stuff added each day! balloons! packages are Notice, Summons, and Termi- interest as provided in the Note /hudportal/HUD or for Local Maurin Road Industrial Site I in 5:00 PM Lunch available! Coffee's only $5 with the pur- nation Petition, call DSHS at from 9/1/2016 on, and such counseling agencies in Wash- the Chehalis Industrial Park. It Wednesday, (360) 725-6700. To view infor- other costs and fees as are ington: http://www.hud.gov/offi is anticipated that this will be a always on! chase of a classified ad. provided by statute. V. The ces/hsg/sfh/hcc/fc/index.cfm 2018 construction project with September 27 mation about your rights, in- cluding right to a lawyer, go to above-described real property ?webListAction=search&searc invitations to bid being publish- www.atg.wa.gov/TRM.aspx. will be sold to satisfy the hstate=WA&filterSvc=dfc The ed in/or about February 2018 CENTRALIA DATED this 20th day of expense of sale and the statewide civil legal aid hotline for construction start in May SQUARE HOTEL September, 2017 by PETER obligation secured by the Deed for assistance and referrals to 2018. of Trust as provided by statute. other housing counselors and Corner of Pearl & KAY, WSBA#24331, Assistant Attorney General Said sale will be made without attorneys: Telephone: The Port of Chehalis is devel- Centralia College Way warranty, expressed or im- 1-800-606-4819 or Web site: oping a 27 acre industrial site (Locust) Published: The Chronicle plied, regarding title, posses- http://nwjustice.org/what-clear . with future rail access. Current- September 26, 2017 & October sion or encumbrances on Additional disclaimers provided ly, the site is tilled and plowed 10/6/2017 . The defaults refer- by the Trustee: If you have level ground. The Port has Gold jewelry, silver dollars, 3 & 10, 2017 16' Duroboat with bow rail, red to in Paragraph III must be previously been discharged worked earnestly for the last vintage postage stamps, 50hp Yamaha, e-z load 100470 2017-080 cured by 9/25/2017 (11 days through bankruptcy, you may three years to obtain most sterling, costume jewelry, before the sale date), or by have been released of person- permits and approvals to fill trailer with spare, 2 down U.S. coins & currency. SUPERIOR COURT other date as permitted in the al liability for this loan in which and grade the site and prepare riggers, fish finder, electric OF WASHINGTON Note or Deed of Trust, to case this letter is intended to it for future industrial develop- start with running lights & COUNTY OF KITSAP cause a discontinuance of the exercise the noteholders rights ment. Remaining permits are On Line/Absentee/Phone stern light, bilge pump, JUVENILE COURT sale. The sale will be discontin- against the real property only. contingent upon completion of Bidding Available! Dependency of ued and terminated if at any QUALITY MAY BE CONSID- project plans, specifications garrisonauctioneers.com steering conceal, gas can Jonica Frueh time before 9/25/2017 (11 days ERED A DEBT COLLECTOR and stormwater management 360-748-3398 included plus anchor, ask- D.O.B. 07/07/2014 before the sale), or by other ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT plan (SWPPP). License #2332 ing $3500/offer. 360- Minor Child. date as permitted in the Note A DEBT AND ANY INFORMA- 219-5204 Case No.: 17-7-00183-0 or Deed of Trust, the default as TION OBTAINED WILL BE Firms with substantial involve- NOTICE AND SUMMONS set forth in Paragraph III is USED FOR THAT PURPOSE ment with United Stated De- BY PUBLICATION cured and the Trustee's fees Dated: 5/26/2017 Quality Loan partment of Commerce, Eco- (Termination) and costs are paid. Payment Service Corp. of Washington, nomic Development Adminis- THE STATE OF WASHING- must be in cash or with as Trustee By: Tricia Willis, tration, Seattle Regional Office TON TO: cashiers or certified checks Assistant Secretary Trustee's funded projects are especially 1. JOHN FRUEH, FATHER, from a State or federally Mailing Address: Quality Loan encouraged to submit their AND TO WHOM IT MAY chartered bank. The sale may Service Corp. of Washington qualifications that list those CONCERN: be terminated any time after C/O Quality Loan Service projects and involvements. A Petition to Terminate Paren- the 9/25/2017 (11 days before Corp. 411 Ivy Street, San tal Rights was filed on JUNE the sale date) and before the Diego, CA 92101 (866) Generally, but not limited to, Make Your Vehicle Work for You! 28, 2017. sale, by the Borrower or 645-7711 Trustee's Physical the engineer will provide the A Fact Finding hearing will be Grantor or the holder of any Address: Quality Loan Service Port of Chehalis the following Vehicle lettering will help advertise your held on this matter on: Novem- recorded junior lien or encum- Corp. of Washington 108 1 st services. Additional, or less, business every minute of the day. ber 29, 2017 at 1:30 p.m. at brance by paying the principal Ave South, Suite 202 Seattle, work may be requested by Port Kitsap County Juvenile Depart- and interest, plus costs, fees WA 98104 (866) 925-0241 and engineer's fee adjusted We use the highest quality materials to ment, 1338 SW Old Clifton and advances, if any, made Sale Line: 916-939-0772 or accordingly. create long-lasting, impactful graphics Road, Port Orchard, WA pursuant to the terms of the Logi n to: http://wa.qualityloan Coordination and consultation 321 N Pearl St for cars and trucks. 98367. obligation and/or Deed of .com Trustee Sale Number: with EDA staff at the Seattle 360.736.6322 YOU SHOULD BE PRESENT Trust, and curing all other WA-17-764190-AJ State of: Regional Office. AT THIS HEARING. defaults. VI. A written Notice of County of: On before me, ies ), Complete set of plans & THE HEARING WILL DETER- Default was transmitted by the and that by his/her/their signa- specifications in both full size MINE IF YOUR PARENTAL Beneficiary or Trustee to the ture(s) on the instrument the and half size in both CAD and RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD Borrower(s) and Grantor(s) by person(s), or the entity upon .pdf format. Compile construc- ARE TERMINATED. IF YOU both first class and certified behalf of which the person(s) tion estimates and budget for DO NOT APPEAR AT THE mail, proof of which is in the acted, executed the instru- the project. CH577166sl.ke HEARING THE COURT MAY possession of the Trustee; and ment. I certify under PENALTY Formulate a stormwater man- ENTER AN ORDER IN YOUR the Borrower and Grantor were OF PERJURY under the laws agement plan and obtain con- Look for relish magazine [OLÄYZ[ Tuesday of every month in The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, September 26, 2017 • Classifieds 13 CLASSIFIEDS

struction stormwater permit or in person at the public Each candidate for parti- Director District 3 Commissioner Position 3 Fire Protection District from the Washington Depart- hearing. Written comments san office may state a Director District 4 FIRE DISTRICT No. 9-Mineral bled and elderly who need ment of Ecology. Port will may be submitted in ad- political party that he or Director District 5 NO. 2-TOLEDO 6-Year Emergency Medical to come into the office to provide CECSL related serv- CASTLE ROCK SCHOOL she prefers. A candidate's Commissioner Position 3 Services Regular Property register during the in- ices. vance of the hearing by DISTRICT #401 FIRE DISTRICT Tax Levy person registration dead- Project management of the mail to the Clerk of the preference does not imply (Cowlitz, Lewis) NO. 3-MOSSYROCK Fire Protection District line. construction to ensure the Lewis County Board of that the candidate is nomi- Director District 1 Commissioner Position 3 No. 15-Winlock PROVISIONAL BALLOT project is completed on time nated or endorsed by the and on budget. County Commissioners at Director District 2 FIRE DISTRICT 4-Year Emergency Medical INFORMATION: 351 NW North St., Cheha- party, or that the party Director District 5 At-Large NO. 4-MORTON Services Maintenance & Provisional ballots may be Firms wishing to have their lis, WA 98532. approves of or associates CENTRALIA SCHOOL Commissioner Position 3 Operating (M&O) Levy obtained at the Lewis qualifications considered for At the conclusion of the with that candidate. DISTRICT #401 FIRE DISTRICT REGISTRATION County Auditor's Office in this project should forward public hearings, the Com- ADVISORY VOTES: (Lewis, Thurston) NO. 5-NAPAVINE DEADLINES: the Historic Courthouse, their Statement of Qualifica- Director Position 1 Commissioner Position 2 The registration deadlines 351 NW North St in missioners will deliberate (Advisory Votes No. 1 tions, with recent relevant through 15 were on Director Position 5 Commissioner Position 3 for all precincts within the Chehalis. Office hours are project summaries, to the the proposals. The pro- previous election ballots) CHEHALIS SCHOOL FIRE DISTRICT districts voting in the No- Monday through Friday, 8 following not later than October posed ordinances may be Advisory Vote No. 16 DISTRICT #302 NO. 6-CHEHALIS vember 7, 2017 General a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and on 20, 2017. adopted with or without Engrossed Substitute Director District 3 Commissioner Position 3 will be as follows: Election Day between 8 Rick Rouse modifications. House Bill 1597 Director District 4 FIRE DISTRICT NO. 8- [x]Last day to register a.m. and 8 p.m. Port of Chehalis The draft ordinances are Concerning the increased EATONVILLE SCHOOL SALKUM-SILVER CRK through the mail: BALLOT PROCESSING: Director of Operations available online at the food fish excise tax rate on DISTRICT #404 Commissioner Position 3 [x]October 9, 2017 [x]Tuesday October 31st [email protected] Lewis County website at certain salmon and game (Pierce, Lewis) FIRE DISTRICT [x]Last day to register at 9 a.m.: Swear in the 360-748-9365 fish. Director Position 5 NO. 10-PACKWOOD online: Processing Clerks/begin http://lewiscountywa.gov/c Advisory Vote No. 17 At-Large Commissioner Position 1 [x]October 9, 2017 processing ballots that Published: The Chronicle ommunitydevelopment. Engrossed House Director District 2 Commissioner Position 3 [x]Last day to transfer or have passed signature ver- September 26, 2017 & October Hard copies are available Bill 2163 EVALINE SCHOOL FIRE DISTRICT update existing registra- ification. 3, 10 & 17, 2017 for review at: the Lewis Concerning expanded DISTRICT #36 NO. 13-CURTIS- tion: The ballot processing date County Department of business and occupation Director Position 3 KLABER-BOISTFORT [x]October 9, 2017 is subject to change de- 100540 Shoreline Master Community Development tax and the narrowing of Director Position 4 Commissioner Position 3 [x]Last day for in-person pending on the volume of Program at 2025 NE Kresky Ave., certain retail sales and use MORTON SCHOOL FIRE DISTRICT registration if not currently ballots returned. Chehalis WA; the Timber- tax exemptions. DISTRICT #214 NO. 14-RANDLE registered in Washington: OPEN PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE OF PUBLIC Advisory Vote No. 18 Director District 2 Commissioner Position 3 [x] October 30, 2017 NOTICE: land Regional libraries lo- HEARING BEFORE Engrossed House Director Position 5 FIRE DISTRICT Individuals may register, Meetings of the Lewis cated at: Chehalis, Central- THE LEWIS COUNTY Bill 2242 At-Large NO. 15-WINLOCK update their address or County Canvassing Board ia, Salkum, Randle, Pack- BOARD OF COUNTY Concerning additional state MOSSYROCK SCHOOL Commissioner Position 3 obtain registration forms at are open public meetings. wood, and Winlock; and property tax for common DISTRICT #206 FIRE DISTRICT the Auditor's Office in the COMMISSIONERS AND They will be held at the the Lewis County Senior schools for government Director District 2 NO. 16-DOTY-DRYAD Historic Courthouse, 351 Lewis County Auditor's Of- INTENT TO ADOPT Centers located at: Morton, spending. Director District 3 Commissioner Position 3 NW North Street, Chehalis, fice and will continue until TWO SEPARATE Toledo, Twin Cities (Che- PARTISAN OFFICES: Director District 4 FIRE DISTRICT between 8 a.m. and 4:30 the following activities are ORDINANCES halis), Packwood, and Win- COUNTY OFFICES: NAPAVINE SCHOOL NO. 18-GLENOMA p.m. Registration may also completed: ADOPTING County Clerk DISTRICT #14 Commissioner Position 3 be completed at all drivers' [x]Monday November 20th lock. THE SHORELINE NONPARTISAN Director District 2 RIVERSIDE FIRE licensing locations during at 9 a.m.: Swearing in of For questions concerning MASTER PROGRAM OFFICES: Director District 3 AUTHORITY renewal or application of the Canvassing Board/de- the above, please contact: CITIES AND TOWNS Director Position 4 Commissioner Position 4 driver license, along with termine the status of provi Fred Evander at Lewis CITY OF CENTRALIA At-Large Commissioner Position 5 mail-in forms being availa- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- sional/challenged ballots, if County Community Devel- Council District 1 OAKVILLE SCHOOL CEMETERY DISTRICTS ble at all Post Office any. EN that the LEWIS opment at 360-740-1389. Council District 2 DISTRICT #400 CEMETERY DISTRICT locations, city halls, libra- [x]Tuesday November COUNTY BOARD OF This meeting site is barrier Council District 3 (Grays Harbor, Lewis) NO. 1-WINLOCK ries, school district offices, 28th at 10 a.m.: Certify the COUNTY COMMISSION- free. Council District 4 Director District 1 Commissioner Position 2 as well as on-line at election. ERS will hold two public CITY OF CHEHALIS Director District 3 Commissioner Position 3 www.myvote.wa.gov. Reg- All elections will be con- People needing special hearings on October 16, Council Position 1 At-Large Director District 4 CEMETERY DISTRICT istration applications and ducted by mail, and all assistance or accommoda- 2017 at or after 10:00 am Council Position 2 At-Large ONALASKA SCHOOL NO. 4-GLENOMA- updates submitted after the ballots will be mailed 18-20 tions should contact The to receive public testimony Council Position 3 At-Large DISTRICT #300 PACKWOOD-RANDLE deadline will take effect for days prior to every elec- Commissioners' Office 72 CITY OF MORTON Director District 3 Commissioner Position 2 the next election. on amendments to the tion. For additional infor- hours in advance of the Council Position 1 Director Position 5 Commissioner Position 3 REPLACEMENT BALLOT mation regarding the elec- Lewis County Shoreline meeting. Council Position 2 At-Large CEMETERY DISTRICT INFORMATION: tion, go to: www.vote.wa.g Master Program. Phone: (360) 740-1120 Council Position 3 PE ELL SCHOOL NO. 8-VADER [x]Go to www.myvote.wa ov/lewis. The first public hearing will Council Position 4 DISTRICT #301 Commissioner Position 3 .gov IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I consider Ordinance 1278 Council Position 5 (Lewis, Pacific) HOSPITAL DISTRICT [x]Log in with name and have hereunto set my hand Published: The Chronicle to adopt the Lewis County CITY OF MOSSYROCK Director District 1 HOSPITAL date of birth; and official seal on this September 26, 2017 Shoreline Master Program Council Position 1 Director District 2 DISTRICT NO. 1 [x]Select MyBallot; 22nd day of September update. The update, a Council Position 2 Director District 3 Commissioner District 2 [x]Select current election; 2017. 100528 State General Council Position 4 ROCHESTER SCHOOL WATER-SEWER DIS- [x]Select Print Blank Bal- stand-alone policy and reg- ( S E A L) Election and Voter Regis- CITY OF NAPAVINE DISTRICT #401 (Grays TRICTS lot, Then Mark by hand or Lewis County Auditor and ulatory document that is tration Deadlines Council Position 1 Harbor, Thurston, Lewis) WATER-SEWER Mark Online, Then print; Ex Officio County Supervi- isolated from the Lewis Council Position 3 Director District 1 DISTRICT NO. 2- [x]Complete all forms prin- sor of Elections County Code and Compre- NOTICE BY COUNTY Council Position 4 Director District 4 ONALASKA ted and mail to this office Publish: September 26, hensive Plan, would apply AUDITOR OF Council Position 5 Director District 5 Commissioner Position 2 prior to Election Day. 2017 The Chronicle to future development with- STATE GENERAL TOWN OF PE ELL TOLEDO SCHOOL Commissioner Position 3 Or a person can come in Council Position 1 DISTRICT #237 WATER-SEWER person to the Auditor's in shorelines (as defined in ELECTION AND Published: The Chronicle state law) and would in- Council Position 2 Director District 1 DISTRICT NO. 3- Office and pick up a September 26, 2017 VOTER REGISTRATION Council Position 5 Director District 3 PACKWOOD replacement ballot. A re- clude standards for build- DEADLINES CITY OF TOLEDO Director District 5 Commissioner Position 3 placement ballot can also ings, land uses, utilities NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- Council Position 1 WHITE PASS SCHOOL WATER-SEWER be mailed to the voter if and setbacks, among other EN of a General Election, Council Position 2 DISTRICT #303 DISTRICT NO. 5- time allows. topics. The standards, as Special Election and Voter CITY OF VADER Director District 3 NORTH ONALASKA ACCESSIBLE VOTING proposed, would permit Registration Deadlines. Council Position 1 Director District 4 Commissioner Position 1 AND VOTER reduced river, stream and The offices, propositions Council Position 2 Director District 5 Commissioner Position 2 REGISTRATION FOR Council Position 3 WINLOCK SCHOOL WATER-SEWER THE ELDERLY OR lake buffers for water- and advisory votes listed dependent uses, and spec- Council Position 4 DISTRICT #232 DISTRICT NO. 6- DISABLED: below will be submitted to Council Position 5 Director District 2 LAKE MAYFIELD The Auditor's Office makes ify when public access may the qualified electors in CITY OF WINLOCK Director District 5 Commissioner Position 3 available accessible voting be required as part of their district in Lewis Coun- Mayor PORT DISTRICTS PROPOSITIONS units for individuals with future development. Provi- ty, State of Washington on Council Position 4 CENTRALIA PORT Toledo School disabilities and the elderly. sions to integrate the November 7, 2017. Council Position 5 DISTRICT District No. 237 These units are available County's existing critical If a primary election was SCHOOL DISTRICTS Commissioner District 3 Bonds to Construct, Reno- eighteen days prior to the areas regulations, and held for an office, the two ADNA SCHOOL CHEHALIS PORT vate and Improve School election and are located in DISTRICT #226 DISTRICT Facilities - $12,900,000 the Auditor's Office during standards for vegetation candidates who receive the conservation and stabiliza- Director District 3 Commissioner District 3 Castle Rock School normal business hours. most votes in the primary Director District 4 FIRE DISTRICTS District No. 401 The Historic Courthouse tion are also included. advance to the general BOISTFORT SCHOOL FIRE DISTRICT Advisory Vote on site of has an accessibility ramp The second public hearing election. 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