$1 Midweek Edition Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Thursday, April 4, 2013 Tenino Splits Twin Bill With ‘Wait Until Dark’ New Play at Evergreen Playhouse / Life 1 Elma / Sports 1 Signs of Economic Report Finds Schools Growth Dangerous for Gay Students in Lewis County GAINS: Lewis County Seeing Improved Numbers for Timber, Sales, New Construction By Lisa Broadt [email protected] The Lewis County Commis- sion on Wednesday celebrated small but promising indicators of economic growth, including moderate gains in timber sales prices, sales tax revenue and permits for single-family hous- ing starts. For the last five years, the county and its incorporated cities have watched each of those statistics decline — and along with them employment opportunities, residential and commercial development and government-provided services. Though the most recent data, based on this year’s first quarter, is far from definitive, even small improvement is a marked, and Pete Caster / [email protected] welcome, change, according to Brandon Meyers, 21, Centralia, stands near the spot of of Galvin Road where he was jumped while walking home from Centralia High School by three fellow students the County Commission. nearly six years ago. Over the last several months, The then Centralia High the Department of Natural Re- REPORT: Schools Can School sophomore suffered so sources has seen an estimated 70 to Be Hostile for Lesbian, 80 percent increase in timber sales much humiliation from the prices, according to Commission- Gay and Transgender beating he didn’t want to go er Lee Grose, who serves on the Students, but Some Say home and let his mother see his Board of Natural Resources. blackened eye and cut up body. Reports from throughout the Culture is Changing “How are you supposed to tell your mom you got beat up for the state show timber appraised By Amy Nile at $386,000 selling for $737,000; being gay?” the 21-year-old said. AmyJo Kaiser, 16, right, and timber appraised at $1.74 mil- [email protected] Though not the first attack, her girlfriend Kaylee Ward-Ti- lion selling for $2.74 million; and Brandon Meyers was walking Meyers said, it was the worst. tus, 19, pose for a portrait out- “It was really rough be- timber appraised at $753,000 home from class one day when side Centralia High School on cause I’m obviously a very selling for $1.23 million. he was jumped by two boys and Tuesday afternoon. Kaiser is a junior at the high school. please see GROWTH, page Main 11 a girl from his high school. please see REPORT, page Main 12 Court Upholds Chehalis Man’s Child Abuse Conviction AFFIRMED: Appeals Court In Steven G. Williams’ ap- assistance of defense counsel. jurors heard testimony from from your heart, or something pellant brief, He also argued that during several expert witnesses and saw you can know in your gut,” ac- Rejects Claims By Man he argued his his trial there was insufficient a series of photos that detailed cording to the opinion. Accused of Beating conviction of evidence for the jury to have the injuries of the boy, Williams The appeals court ruled that second-degree convicted him of the three ag- was successfully convicted and since Williams did not object 7-Year-Old Boy in 2010 assault, which gravating factors, which led to sentenced. to the alleged misstatement at By Stephanie Schendel included aggra- his sentence of 8 1/2 years in Williams argued in his ap- the time, he would have had to vating factors prison, which was at the high peal that the prosecutor commit- prove that the comment was [email protected] such as lack of end of the possible sentencing ted misconduct by misstating the so “flagrant and ill-intentioned” The Washington State Court remorse, de- range. law and appealing to the jury’s that an objection could not have of Appeals has rejected a former liberate cruelty Steven G. Williams In an unpublished opin- passions and prejudices during cured the prejudice, according Chehalis man’s appeal of a con- and a particu- serving 8-year ion filed Tuesday morning, the the closing arguments by saying to the opinion. The court ruled viction and prison sentence for larly vulnerable sentence court of appeals rejected all of that “reasonable doubt is not 100 Williams failed to meet the bur- abusing his girlfriend’s 7-year- victim, should his claims and upheld his con- percent” and “abiding belief is den of proof in his appeal. old developmentally delayed son be thrown out due to prosecuto- viction and sentence. something you can know in your in July 2010. rial misconduct and ineffective After a jury trial, in which mind, something you can get please see CONVICTION, page Main 12

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Editor’s Best Bet Calendar Spring Community Garage Sale Set for Saturday The Spring Community Ga- from closing retail stores, even a Today rage Sale at the Southwest Wash- couple of bake sales. WHAT’S HAPPENING? ington Fair & Expo Center in Spring 2012 required open- Centralia College If you have an event you Chehalis is slated for Saturday. ing two additional buildings to would like included in the Over the past nine years, this accommodate a record-breaking President to Speak at Community Calendar, please event has grown to be the big- 462 vendor booths. Average an- AAUW Meeting email your information to gest of its kind in the area. Buy- nual attendance for the sale is [email protected]. ers and sellers make their annual 5,000-plus. James Walton, president of Include a daytime telephone trek from all parts of Washing- An early bird shoppers pass is Centralia College, will be guest number where you can be ton, Oregon and beyond. There available for $5 at 8 a.m. Public speaker at tonight’s meeting of reached. are 350 vendor booths, spread hours are 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Adult the Lewis County branch of the For questions about between nine buildings across admission is $1. Children ages American Association of Uni- calendar items, call Doug the fairgrounds. 12 and under are free, but must versity Women. Blosser at The Chronicle, (360) The event attracts all kinds be accompanied by an adult. The meeting will be at 6:45 807-8238. of sellers — people having their Parking is free in fairgrounds p.m. at The Gathering Place, annual garage sale, non-profit lots. To get a space for the Spring Stillwaters Estates, 2899 Cooks the loss of a loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., As- organizations raising money, Community Garage Sale, call Hill Road, Centralia. sured Home Hospice, second floor, 1821 antique and second dealers re- (360) 740-2655 or go online at Walton’s topic will be “Re- Cooks Hill Road, (360) 330-2640 ducing their inventories, down- www.southwestwashingtonfair. claiming an Ecosystem, the Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 sizing senior citizens, inventory net KNOLL Project.” The Kiser p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 Natural Outdoor Learning Lab N. Scheuber Road, Centralia,(360) at Centralia College is a living 736-9268 tribute to Rufus Kiser and Russ Multiple sclerosis, 6-8 p.m., Provi- dence Centralia Hospital chapel confer- Mohney, two Centralians who ence room, (360) 736-5394, Facebook Support Groups brought a love of nature to the page: Lewis County Multiple Sclerosis Saturday, April 6 community. The KNOLL was Support Group H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 constructed to illustrate all of Senior Centers Improv Workshop the major habitats in the state of Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, Washington. Twin Cities Senior Center, (360) [email protected] Ticketed for Matrix Guests are welcome to attend 748-0061 Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation Dayspring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Coffeehouse the talk. For more information, Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 call Lynn Rash, (360) 807-4199, Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m. An Improvisation and Char- or Margo Richert, (360) 748- Morton Senior Center, (360) 496-3230 Senior Centers acter Building Workshop will be 6378. Open recreation, pool, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Twin Cities Senior Center, (360) held by veteran actor and drama “Soup Kitchen” enrichment lunch, 748-0061 coach Toni Lawrence a 6 p.m. noon, $3 donation Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffee- Music with Carlean and Dean, 10-11 Saturday at the Matrix Coffee- house, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, (360) a.m. 785-4325 house in Chehalis. Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation Libraries Cook’s choice lunch, noon, 12:30 p.m. There is a $25 fee for the Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Book Babies, for babies 12-24 months, Bingo, 12:30-2 p.m. workshop. Dance night, Bob’s Melodies Recy- 10 a.m., Chehalis Lawrence’s workshop is Packwood Senior Center, (360) cled, 7-9:30 p.m. Book Babies, for babies birth-24 494-6331 based upon the theater games of months, 11 a.m., Centralia Morton Senior Center, Entertainment, presentation or mov- (360) 496-3230 Viola Spolin, which spawned the Family Story Time, for children 3-6 ie, 12:30 p.m. Tai Chi exercise, 8:30-9 a.m. “Second City” group in Chicago years, grades 1-3, 11:45 a.m., Randle Quilting project class, 3:30 p.m. Open recreation, pool, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. that launched the careers of Val- Page Tuners book discussion, for Toledo Senior Center, (360) 864-2112 adults, “Wickett’s Remedy,” by Myla Pinochle, 10 a.m. erie Harper and Ed Harris. Zumba, 6-7 p.m. Goldberg, noon, Chehalis Crafters 10 a.m.-2:20 p.m. The class is for both experi- Cook’s choice lunch, 11:30 a.m. Paint Like Eric Carle!, for children, 1 “Hamburgers & Fixins” community enced and beginning improvis- p.m., Winlock Wood carving class, 1-3 p.m. lunch, noon, $5 ers and for anyone wanting to Junior Page Turners, for children Quilt class, 1-3 p.m. Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, (360) create something new and ex- grades 1-3, 3:30 p.m., Tenino 785-4325 citing in their lives. Participants Organizations Friday, April 5 Nutrition lunch, noon-1 p.m. also have the opportunity to Packwood Senior Center, (360) Oakview Grange, 7 p.m., 2715 N. form and participate in an im- 494-6331 Pearl St., Centralia, (360) 736-5639 Stir Crazy, rock, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scat- prov group that will meet and Lewis County Robotics Society, 6 ter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) Coffee klatch, 9 a.m. perform regularly at the Matrix. p.m., room 128, Kemp Hall, Centralia 273-2000, ext. 301 Sewing and crafts, 10 a.m. Those attending are encour- College, (360) 304-9660 Libraries Pinochle and Scrabble, 12:30 p.m. aged to dress in clothes that per- Lewis County Tea Party, 6:30 p.m., Toledo Senior Center, (360) 864-2112 Preschool Story Time, for children mit movement. Pen and paper will Lewis & Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Nutrition lunch, noon, suggested 3-6 years, 10 a.m., Chehalis also be required for an assignment Centralia, speaker Sandi Belzer Brendale, donation $3 for 60 and over, under 60, chairwoman of the Republican Liberty Family Story Time, for children age $6.74 to be done during the lunch break. Caucus, (360) 262-9343 2-6 years, 10:30 a.m., Winlock Exercise class, 8:30-9:30 a.m. Lawrence has won a Drama- PageTurners book discussion, for Logue Award, taught and acted Support Groups adults, “Room,” by Emma Donoghue, Open pool, 9:30 a.m. “Up From Grief,” for those grieving 12:30 p.m., Winlock Acrylics classes, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. please see CALENDAR, page Main 9

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Forecast map for April 4, 2013 Gauge Flood 24 hr. Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change 110s L Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s 53.64 65.0 -0.05 90s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 80s 74.51 85.0 +0.08 70s H Cowlitz at Packwood 60s H 3.16 10.5 -0.07 50s Cowlitz at Randle 40s L H Rain Likely Rain Likely Showers Likely Rain Likely Partly Cloudy 8.22 18.0 -0.01 30s 59º 49º 57º 45º 56º 39º 57º 38º 60º 37º Cowlitz at Mayfield Dam 20s 5.09 ---- 0.00 10s L

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Centralia Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 6:42 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 7:46 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 61 65/42 Moonrise ...... 3:36 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 41 58/48 Moonset ...... 1:51 p.m. Normal High ...... 60 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low ...... 40 55/46 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 80 in 2000 Seattle Anchorage 40/19 s 40/23 s New First Full Last Record Low ...... 28 in 1935 60/49 Boise 72/47 sh 63/45 sh Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg 4/10 4/18 4/25 5/2 Boston 53/37 s 51/35 ra Yesterday ...... 0.00" 59/49 68/42 Dallas 57/47 sh 69/54 s Month to date ...... 0.00" Tacoma Pollen Forecast Honolulu 81/67 s 82/70 s Normal month to date . . .0.40" Centralia 59/49 Las Vegas 88/67 s 85/67 s Year to date ...... 9.08" 59/49 Yakima Allergen Today Friday Nashville 51/44 ra 64/42 s Normal year to date . . . .17.35" Chehalis Trees None None Phoenix 93/66 s 93/65 s 68/43 Grass None None Longview 59/49 St. Louis 57/40 pc 63/44 s WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 63/48 Weeds None None Salt Lake City 74/52 pc 63/48 sh Vancouver Shown is today’s Mold None None San Francisco 63/50 ra 64/50 pc weather. Temperatures Washington, DC 56/43 s 56/38 ra Yesterday Portland 66/47 The Dalles are today’s highs and SendCity in your weather-relatedHi/Lo Prcp. photo- tonight’s lows. graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 66/49 66/49 World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Fri. Today Fri. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 96/62 pc 79/59 s New Delhi 92/68 s 93/69 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 49/42 cl 59/36 sh Paris 52/38 mc 48/38 sh Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; Bremerton 59/48 ra 58/45 ra Spokane 66/45 sh 61/41 sh London 39/33 sh 46/29 pc Rio de Janeiro 90/74 t 92/74 t r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; Ocean Shores 55/49 ra 54/47 ra Tri Cities 72/49 sh 69/44 pc Mexico City 83/51 pc 80/55 pc Rome 63/53 mc 60/48 sh sn/snow; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Olympia 59/49 ra 57/45 ra Wenatchee 65/47 ra 67/46 mc Moscow 42/30 pc 43/37 cl Sydney 69/60 ra 73/61 pc

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Peterson, 35, said about the pub- Pete Caster / [email protected] lication, which consists primar- Rex Peterson, left, talks about his new outdoors show, “Horns and Hooks” as his son Max, 4, listens in on Tuesday morning at Peterson’s home in Olympia. ily of reader-generated content. Peterson and Kollman, 54, of Hoquiam, filmed their pilot epi- ROOT SPORTS, it turned sode last June, on the hope that out, liked the show and picked it WHEN TO WATCH ROOT SPORTS would pick it up. up for a 13-episode season. Sundays, 8:30 a.m. on ROOT ‘‘Seeing the animals, being part of their world, In that half-hour segment, Filmed on Sony MX5D and TV, starting April 7 the men board a boat and set edited with Final Cut Pro, the that’s number one. I’m not really a spiritual out in search of sixgill sharks in approximately $5,000 pilot epi- SNEAK PEEK Willapa Bay. sode was financed entirely by its person, but if I was any sort of religion, it would "So we get to the boat launch creators. There will be a launch party be nature.’’ and this place is absolutely beau- Peterson and Jones also paid at Gepetto’s in Montesano at 8 p.m. Saturday, April 6. tiful," Peterson narrates. "There's for the next 12 episodes. Roosevelt elk on the shoreline, The show, and the magazine, Rex Peterson there's eagles flying overhead, could, of course, at some point of mule deer, antelope and elk launching TV show on ROOT TV there's oyster bays all over the become lucrative. But at the mo- border his living room, and a place." ment, both are labors of love. stuffed black bear on all fours "This slew is pretty shallow, "It's a huge risk," Peterson watches over the master bed- doesn't hunt, but supports her seriously. I'm thinking we're going to put- said. "Jesse and I are just trying room. husband's obsession. "There's some irony there," he to fulfill our dreams of living a ter out, but Captain Kelly takes For the Petersons, hunting is "I like the organic meat for said. lifestyle of hunting and fishing." off at 45 miles per hour," Peter- a family affair. my family,” she said, though she Despite the challenge, for Pe- son continued. "I was scared to jokes that if Rex brings home terson, the primal connection AN OUTDOORSMAN BORN and Sons Tyce, 6, and Max, 4, re- death." cently accompanied Peterson on any more trophies, they're going with nature, the feeling of being Out in the water, off the coast raised in Chehalis, Peterson to have to get a bigger house. ventured on his first hunting an elk-hunting expedition. alive — those are essential com- of Grays Harbor County, the The avid outdoorsmen has ponents of who he is. fishermen reel in several 8-foot, expedition when he was 2 years "That was probably the most never stopped hunting, even "We're all either hunters or 300-pound sharks. old. Since then, he has traveled emotional trip for me," said when, 16 years ago he lost his "It takes a while," Peterson the country in pursuit of adven- Peterson, who learned to hunt right arm in a car wreck. gatherers. Thousands of years tells the camera, while strug- ture. from his father and grandfa- "I learned to do things dif- ago that’s how we survived," he gling to hold onto the shark on "I'm just consumed with ther. "Taking my boys hunt- ferently," he said. The "hooks" said. his line. hunting," Peterson, a 1995 grad- ing for basically the first time, in Horns and Hooks refers, of "Seeing the animals, being part "After a 20-minute battle we uate of W.F. West said in an when they actually seen us course, to fishing hooks but also of their world, that's number one," finally got it up next to the boat," interview with The Chronicle harvest an animal, they were addresses Peterson's prosthetic he said. "I'm not really a spiritual he said, "and that's when the ac- Tuesday. really excited." hook; beating others to the person, but if I was any sort of reli- tion really began." At his Olympia home, heads Peterson's wife, Nona, punchline, without taking it too gion, it would be nature." Napavine Hotel Project Reaching Final Stages Before Construction DETAILS: Property Graham, who is managing Public Works Department and Graham estimates the total the 32,000-square-foot hotel now needs to submit the final con- cost for the project will be less Manager is Finishing project in Napavine, said he struction drawings and permits. than $4.5 million. ‘‘There are no more Construction Plans is working with civil engineer “There are no more hurdles,” Graham’s wife, Deborah Todd Mason, of Mason Engi- Public Works Director Steve Graham, owns the property hurdles.’’ for City’s Approval neering, to make minor changes Ashley said. “He just has to turn along with her brother, Rodney By Kyle Spurr to the layout of the project be- in a permit and pay his fees. Hamilton, and her mother, Bet- fore construction is tentatively Steve Ashley Then we are off and running. ty Hamilton. public works director [email protected] scheduled to begin this spring. Until he does that, it’s just sitting Deborah told The Chronicle The Microtel Inn and Suites “We are trying to do it right there stagnant.” in 2011 that her family has tried project that will bring a hotel and and put roads in the right place,” The Microtel Inn and Suites to seek some sort of develop- installed at the Rush and Ham- multiple retail stores to an open Graham said. “We are trying by Wyndham, planned on Rush ment on the property “for about ilton roads area, giving develop- lot across from Love’s Travel Cen- to get everything so it is in the Road off of Exit 72, will include 15 years now.” ers a key development resource ter in Napavine is nearly ready for right place and right fit.” an outdoor swimming pool and Plans for the new hotel began to potentially attract businesses construction, according to prop- Graham has already sent pre- 61 rooms. The hotel will employ to move forward in 2009, when to the north end of the Napavine erty manager Jerry Graham. liminary drawings to the Napavine about 20 people an 8,000-foot water line was urban growth area.

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CH494146bw.cg Main 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 4, 2013 LOCAL Slow Response to Free Centralia Health Care Clinic GOALS: Health and Hope CONTACT HEALTH Medical Outreach Clinic AND HOPE MEDICAL Ready for More Patients OUTREACH CLINIC By Kyle Spurr Email Executive Director Au- [email protected] drey Holien at audrey.holien@ hhmo.org or call her at (360) On Tuesday evenings inside 623-1485. the Northwest Pediatric Center, across from Providence Centra- 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays, offers two lia Hospital, 25 volunteer doc- doctors, three to four nurses tors, nurses and volunteers turn the facility into the Health and and other volunteers each night. Hope Medical Outreach Clinic, The faith-based clinic also a new free clinic for uninsured has resource coordinators to as- patients. sist people in prayer if requested The free weekly clinic, which andhelp them find resources opened two months ago, can around the county. serve up to 24 patients a night. Holien said she has contact- However, Executive Director ed local food banks, homeless Audrey Holien said the clinic shelters and the Salvation Army only saw seven people last week. to reach out and let them know The busiest night at the clinic the clinic can be a partner orga- had 16 patients come through nization. the door. Despite the slow start, “We want them to know we Holien said she is optimistic are a resource for them,” Holien Pete Caster / [email protected] residents will take notice of the said. Cindy Ebeling, left, trains Valerie Ware, left-center, on data entry, while Cindy O’Brien, right, does the same for Tifany Haber- free clinic. Holien said the clinic is con- stroh, right-center. at the Health and Hope Medical Outreach Clinic, in Centralia on Tuesday at the Northwest Pediatric Center “We would love to build our tinuing to look for volunteers, in Centralia. Ebeling and O’Brien, who both work at Northwest Pediatric Center, have been volunteering at the clinic for eight community awareness and pro- both medical and nonmedical, weeks. mote free medical care for peo- to build a strong volunteer base. ple that are uninsured,” Holien “We want to build a sustain- tal and local churches discussed a part of the initial discussions to serve people of all ages with- said. “Some of these individuals able volunteer support network,” the potential for a free health three years ago. out health insurance, without haven’t received medical care for Holien said. “As a startup, I’m clinic in Centralia. She said the local physicians employment or whose income several years and couldn’t afford proud of what we are.” The start-up clinic has a and church members asked is below the poverty line around the medical expenses. That is The Health and Hope Out- $60,000 budget. what the needs were in the com- Lewis County. something that is very meaning- reach nonprofit organization Medical Director Dr. Jenni- munity and decided to start the “We will only continue to ful to our physicians.” formed in 2010 after physicians fer Polley, who also works in the free clinic. grow and gain momentum,” The clinic, open from 5:30 to at Providence Centralia Hospi- Northwest Pediatric Center, was The focus for the free clinic is Polley said. “It just takes time.” Lewis County Head Lewis County Area Schools Start Director Receives Make State List for Achievement Statewide Award AWARDS: Local closing the achievement gap and its language arts curriculum. LEWIS COUNTY DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR: program serves just 197 children Schools Honored Onalaska High School also of the 1,200 eligible due to a lack in Six Categories earned awards in multiple cate- 2012 WASHINGTON Debi Hood Honored for of funding. gories, which include closing the ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Mixing Funding Sources “We’re just skimming the top By The Chronicle achievement gap and extending of the iceberg,” the Lewis Coun- the graduation rate. WINNERS to Increase Services ty native said. Nine Lewis County area Pe Ell School received acco- Overall Excellence schools are receiving Washington Winlock High School By The Chronicle Hood said she looks for cre- lades for both overall excellence ative ways to mix funding sourc- Achievement Awards for 2012. and extending graduation rates. Napavine Junior Senior A long-time Lewis County es to increase services. Schools in Centralia, Roch- State Superintendent Randy High School childhood learning advocate has A common misconception, ester, Adna, Onalaska, Napavine, Dorn and State Board of Educa- Pe Ell School received a statewide honor. she said, is that Head Start only Winlock, Pe Ell and Morton tion Chair Jeff Vincent notified Debi Hood, who works as provides for special needs chil- were among 381 academic in- schools Tuesday. Language arts Winlock High School the Head Start director for Re- dren. Just 13 percent of the 3- stitutions across the state to be “We’re thrilled that the liable Enterprises in Centralia, and 4-year-old children enrolled honored. Achievement Awards have come received the Director of the Year The Office of Superintendent Math in the program are identified as to mean so much to schools and Edison Elementary School Award from the Washington having special needs, Hood said. of Public Instruction and the districts across the state,” Vin- state Board of Education spon- State Association of Head Start “We’re really looking at com- cent said in a press release. “It’s Science and the Early Childhood Assis- prehensive services for the fam- sored the awards, which are now important to us at the state level Morton Elementary tance Program at a March con- ily,” she said. in their fourth year. Award win- to ensure that our work benefits School ference in Olympia. In addition to education, ners are selected using the state’s everyone, and the award and in- “It was a complete shock,” Head Start aims to ensure chil- achievement Index and the El- dex do exactly that.” Extended Graduation Hood said, after seven years dren are receiving medical, den- ementary and Secondary Educa- “Schools and communities Rate leading the organization. “Our tal and mental health care as tion Act Flexibility Waiver. expect state and federal govern- Onalaska High School county needs to have more of well as meals. Three schools in Lewis ments to work together on ac- Adna Middle and High those positive experiences.” The organization also works County — Winlock High School, countability,” Dorn said. “We’re School Hood oversees five Lewis with families on employment Napavine Junior-Senior High grateful that the Flexibility Pe Ell School County Head Start locations — skills and education. School and the Pe Ell School — Waiver has given us a chance to Centralia, Chehalis, Randle Sal- Hood said she enjoys her are receiving awards for overall align our accountability efforts Closing the kum and Toledo — in addition work and making the commu- excellence. with the federal government’s Achievement Gaps to the administration office. Af- nity a better place. Winlock High School expectations. This will stream- Grand Mound Elementary ter 25 years with Head Start, the “I’m a small town girl,” she also won a 2011 Washington line both systems over time and Winlock Middle School Onalaska High School staff nominated Hood for the said. “I’ve always been grounded Achievement Award. This year, provide a better picture of how state’s top honor. in kids and families.” the school received honors for our schools are doing.” “I’m progressive and inno- vative,” Hood said, noting her struggle to balance funding with the community’s needs. “That’s hard in this tough economic time.” Currently, Hood said, the LEAD. CREATE. INNOVATE. News in Brief Move forward with Centralia College’s Centralia High School Bachelor of Applied Science in Management. Dollars For Scholars Hosts Bunco Night The Centralia College

By The Chronicle bachelor’s program ofers: Centralia High School’s Dol- • High value, low cost lars For Scholars Foundation is hosting a Bunco game night at • Hybrid format Centralia College on April 13 (blend of online and face-to-face classes) from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. to raise money for college-bound stu- • Evening classes dents. (you can keep your day job) The organization is also solic- iting mail-in donations because • Skills to help you succeed it was unable to hold a scholar- ship dinner, which usually raises about $35,000, according to a press release. Apply now for fall quarter enrollment! Donations can be mailed to P.O. Box 1104, Centralia. “The teamwork is amazing. It’s a great program.” Icy Straley, BASM Student Tickets to Bunco night cost $20 and are available at Alder- An accredited associate degree with speciic coursework is required for program entrance. Applications now considered for fall 2013. sons Awards West Printwares or by calling (360) 736-8384 or 736- 8060. Get in motion! Have an iPad? Visit: bachelors.centralia.edu email: [email protected] • 360.736.9391, ext. 432 Centralia College is an equal opportunity institution.

app.chronline.com CH494568cz.cg • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 4, 2013 Report Says Lewis County Could Better Benefit from Tourism CHANGING: Lewis mercial concession services, ac- cording to Tracy Swartout, the County Travel Spending deputy superintendent at Mount Decreases by $2.8 Million Rainier National Park. The park saw just over one in 2012 But Tourism Jobs million visitors, with attendance Increase by 30 increasing by 10,049 visitors from 2011 to 2012. But visitation By The Chronicle numbers are likely to decline in Travel spending in Lewis 2013 due to the impact of budget County decreased by $2.8 mil- constraints, according to Visit lion while tourism related jobs Rainier. increased last year, according to In Washington State, tour- a Visit Rainier press release dis- ism remains a major industry. tributed Tuesday. The Gross Domestic Product A statewide report by Dean ranks tourism the number four Runyan Associates said the export industry, following soft- county’s travel spending de- ware, aerospace and agriculture creased from $178 million in and food. 2011 to $175.6 million in 2012. Direct visitor spending in- Mary Kay Nelson, the ex- creased 4.4 percent in 2012 over ecutive director of Visit Raini- 2011. er, said some of the downturn The Chronicle, file photo Mount Rainier is one of the major draws of tourism for Lewis County. On any given day license plates from across the country Rural areas depend on tour- is due to one-time corporate ism more heavily than urban areas, spending that took place in 2011. can be found in the park, such as this one from New Hampshire in 2006. In the lower left, visitors can be seen photographing themselves with the mountain’s 14,410-foot peak as their backdrop. with travel spending generating 15 Combined local and state tax percent of the local sales and hotel receipts also dropped by 1.5 per- motel taxes in eight non-urban cent over the year. ceives a positive impact from Mt. Nelson said the new Dis- combine marketing efforts. counties in Washington. Nelson said some of the Rainier National Park, Nelson cover! Children’s Museum, in Visitors to Mount Rainier Across the county, national campgrounds that drive in lodg- said, the Interstate 5 corridor addition to the renovation of National Park in 2011 spent $33 parks continue to contribute to ing taxes have also changed through Chehalis and Centra- the Chehalis swimming pool million in the gateway commu- operations, contributing to the economic activity, generating lia could benefit by launching and Centralia’s Fox Theatre, will nities nearby — including Pack- $30.1 billion and supporting decline. a marketing program to attract contribute to increasing the visi- wood, Morton and Ashford, ac- “Taking out those two effects, 252,000 jobs nationwide in 2011, leisure and business travel. tor market share in the region. cording to another recent report pretty much, means it’s about according to Visit Rainier. the same but we’re gaining jobs,” Nelson said that with the “There is much work to be released for the National Park More than a third of that she said. “So that means there’s completion of the Lewis County done to create a cohesive and Service. spending went directly into some confidence in the market. Sports Complex and the pro- collaborative marketing pro- The spending supported ap- communities within 60 miles of Maybe that means good things posed 43-acre development at gram for all of Lewis County,” proximately 450 jobs in the lo- a park. to come.” Centralia Station, just off the Nelson said. cal area, including just over 100 A Michigan State University Travel related employment Mellen Street interchange, along An ad hoc group of local permanent jobs. Up to 200 sea- spending analysis noted that for increased by 30 positions to with several other local projects, tourism industry leaders has sonal staff worked for the park every $1 invested by American 2,210 jobs in 2012. the area is poised to compete fa- been meeting monthly for nearly service and it supported an ad- taxpayers on their parks, $10 is While East Lewis County re- vorably for more tourists. a year to determine how to better ditional 450 jobs through com- returned to their communities.

Amy Nile Business, Education Tenino Wolf Sanctuary to Hold New Summer Event & South Lewis County (360) 807-8235 By The Chronicle “The ultimate goal of a sanc- twitter.com/AmyNileReports facebook.com/AmyNileheChronicle Tenino wolf sanctuary Wolf tuary should be to change the Haven International has an- way that humans think of and treat non-human animals,” said nounced a new event to take Executive Director Diane Gal- place this summer. legos in a press release. “Our new In August, the sanctuary will event is seen as a way to reflect hold A Midsummer’s Night, an the heart of what it means to be event limited to 25 people. a sanctuary.” March 29 - April 4 The evening includes din- The event, which will take Life of PI ner, a prairie tour, a look into the place Aug. 3, 10, 17 and 24, costs $3 • PG sanctuary with animal care staff, $75 a person for adults and $65 12:00pm (Sat & Sun) songs around a campfire, over- for students. night camping and a continental Pete Caster / [email protected] Lincoln For more information call $3 • PG-13 breakfast, followed by a morn- (360) 264-4695, ext. 210, or visit Diablo, a Mexican gray wolf, lays down in his enclosure at Wolf Haven International CH491708cz.ke ing sanctuary visit. wolfhaven.org. on Monday in Tenino. 5:00pm Argo News in Brief $3 • R Have an 9:00pm & 12:30 pm (Wed. Early Mat.) will provide information from [email protected]. More de- iPad? $$Two Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, White Pass Scenic experts to help staff become tails are available at WhitePass- minor with parent at or before 6:00pm Minor with parent before 7 pm only Byway Offering Tourism more familiar with recreation Byway.com. $3 All Ages • Ages 3 and under are FREE 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia opportunities, points of inter- The White Pass Scenic By- app.chronline.com (360) 736-1634 • Workshops est and the various communi- way is a non-profit organization By The Chronicle ties along the 126 miles of U.S. with representatives from com- Highway 12 known as the White munities along the byway from The White Pass Scenic By- Pass Scenic Byway. Workshops Salkum to Naches, including way is offering free hospitality will feature representatives from Mossyrock, Morton, Packwood, training workshops for front- Tacoma Power, U.S. Forest Ser- Randle, Glenoma and the White line staff in the tourism industry. vice, Visit Rainier, White Pass Pass Ski Area. The purpose of the workshops Scenic Byway and Mount Rain- is to give businesses tools and ier National Park. knowledge to help welcome “We’re incorporating impor- Napavine City Hall to travelers to the White Pass Sce- CH494556ac.cg nic Byway and to encourage tant updated and new infor- Close on Fridays mation about the recreational travelers to extend their visits. By The Chronicle Four hospitality training opportunities along the byway,” workshops in Lewis County said Mary Kay Nelson, White Napavine City Hall offices will have been scheduled for this Pass Scenic Byway marketing be closed on Fridays, effective May spring at three locations. The director. 3. first hospitality training work- This year, the byway will Operating hours for the city shop will be held at the Tiller launch its new Passport Pro- clerk, community development, DONATE YOUR CAR Arts Center in Morton, Tuesday, gram, which encourages cross municipal court, public works April 23, at 1 p.m. Two work- promotion and visitation along and city treasurer will be Monday shops will take place at the Pack- the byway. Workshop activities through Thursday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. wood Community Building on will include refreshments and (closed noon to 1 p.m). 1-877-213-9145 Wednesday, April 24, at 10 a.m. prizes. Each business will re- Police department hours of op- CH494557ac.cg Free Towing - Tax Deductible and 2 p.m. On June 5 at 1 p.m., ceive an official White Pass Sce- eration will be Monday through the training session will be held nic Byway decal and button. Thursday, 8 a.m.-2:45 p.m. (closed at the Lewis County Historical To register or obtain more 11-11:30 a.m). Police officers will Help Prevent Blindness Museum in Chehalis. information, contact Nelson at continue to patrol and be on duty Get A Vision Screening Annually The interactive workshops (360) 748-4514 or mkmarket- throughout the week.

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Pearl St., Centralia [email protected] Centralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. WA. Main 6  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 4, 2013 LOCAL 20th District Legislators Hold ‘Telephone Town hall’ DIALOGUE: Legislators being compiled. Work has been “Unfortunately, she left a completed in a bipartisan man- loophole so big you could drive Respond to Citizens’ ner, according to DeBolt. the entire Department of Ecol- Questions, Poll 5,000 "That's not going to be a prob- “We will get this funded this year. ogy through it,” he said. lem budget this year," he said. And then, we’ll come together Orcutt’s House Bill 1478, Callers About Tax Law, Orcutt added that local leg- which would have imposed a Transportation Funding islators are working hard to en- again next year and get it tighter moratorium, failed to re- sure flood control money is in- ceive a hearing, he added. By Lisa Broadt cluded in the capital budget. funded again.” During Wednesday’s town [email protected] In his proposed 2013-15 bud- hall meeting, the 20th District get, released last week, Gov. Jay Rep. Richard DeBolt legislators posed two poll ques- Twentieth District legislators Inslee allocated $28.2 million to on getting flood mitigation money approved in Legislature tions; callers could respond to on Wednesday evening spoke Chehalis Basin flood mitigation those questions through their via conference call to approxi- efforts. telephone keypads. mately 5,000 constituents about The money awarded equals First, the legislators asked the state budget, business and ful long way down to address the floodplain; $1.2 million for the sum requested by local lead- the callers if they supported education reform and their ef- flooding issues in Chehalis operation of the basin program ers. a two-thirds majority rule, as forts to get out of Olympia on Basin," Orcutt added. Water re- and for project management; Former Gov. Chris Gregoire, elected by voters for the last 10 time. tention provides an additional and $950,000 for state agency in her outgoing 2013-15 Capi- years but recently struck down The hour- advantage, according to Orcutt: technical assistance and project tal Budget, also suggested that as unconstitutional by the state long "telephone increased flow that, in the sum- permitting. money be awarded to the Che- Supreme Court, or a simple ma- town hall," mer, could provide benefits to Gordon, who identified halis Basin. jority to raise taxes. hosted by Rep. fish. himself as a medical doctor Bob, of Centralia, asked why According to the call’s mod- Richard DeBolt, "That's part of the reason the who practices in Chehalis, on dredging has not been used to erator, of the 200 people who re- R-Chehalis, Rep. tribes are willing to consider Wednesday told the local leg- mitigate flooding in the Cheha- sponded in the first 30 seconds, Ed Orcutt, R- this option," he said. islators he has been inundated lis Basin. about 77 percent voted they sup- Kalama, and DeBolt, who for years has with new rules and regulations "Millions and millions have port the two-thirds majority; Sen. John Braun voiced support for local flood from the Center for Medicare Sen. John Braun, gone down the drain trying to about 12 percent voted they sup- R-Centralia mitigation efforts, again pledged and Medicaid Services and the R-Centralia, solve flooding in Southwest port a simple majority; about 2 his dedication. Washington State Department offered local Washington, and there's such a percent voted they were not sure "We will get this funded this of Health. citizens the op- simple answer," Bob said. "I don't and about 9 percent voted it de- year," he said. "And then we'll “Many of them do nothing portunity to understand: why no dredging?" pends on the tax. come together again next year to improve the quality of health ask questions of "If you and I were king, there Second, legislators asked the and get it funded again." care and in fact make us less their represen- might be a simple answer, but callers if they would support In November, local leaders efficient and less able to see pa- tatives. we're not," said Braun, about the a 10 cent per gallon gas tax in- requested more than $28 mil- tients in a timely manner,” Gor- A man who need to address many concerns crease to fund state transporta- lion in state money for a multi- don said. “Are there any efforts identified him- and viewpoints in Chehalis Ba- tion projects. pronged flood mitigation plan, self as Chris sin flood mitigation efforts. to rein in this bureaucratic en- In the first 30 seconds, 85 including $9.2 million for the from Centralia Modeling of a wide variety vironment and make the rules percent voted no, 11 percentvot- wanted to know Rep. Ed Orcutt study and design of a dam and more reasonable and rational, R-Kalama of flood solutions, released in ed yes and 4 percent voted they the status of the a Ruckelshaus report over the other long-term projects to im- or even try to get rid of some of were not sure, according to the state's capital summer, indicated that "dredg- prove Interstate 5; $10.7 mil- them?” moderator. budget. ing came out OK," according to lion for local flood protection Orcutt responded that he has DeBolt, the House Minor- Braun. projects; $4.4 million for proj- been concerned about this is- ity Leader, responded that the "Water retention is the best ects that reduce flooding while sue for several years and in 2010 capital budget has been negoti- option, according to science," he benefitting fish; $1.75 million managed to get then Gov. Gre- Thorbeckes ated in both the House and the said. for reducing damage to resi- goire to impose a moratorium Summer-time Senate and that a project list is "You'd have to dredge an aw- dences and other structures in on rule making.

Centralia Murder Suspect Pleads Guilty to Firearm Charges 2013Camps PENDING: Murder cepted it. His trial is set to begin was one to three months with up prison. April 15. to a $10,000 fine. Authorities say Miller shot Havin’ a Ball Trial Still Scheduled Miller will Miller entered a plea of not his friend, 43-year-old David Camp Splash to Start April 15 appear in court guilty by reason of self defense Wayne Carson, on March 13, Over the Edge next on April 11 to first-degree murder earlier 2012, inside Miller’s home at 910 By Stephanie Schendel Swimming/Laser Tag for a trial con- this year. He originally pleaded B St. in Centralia. Following the Day Camp [email protected] firmation hear- not guilty by reason of insanity, slaying, police located several ing. but altered the plea once experts guns in Miller’s house. Member: $40 pp The Centralia man accused Non-Member: $50 pp The pros- from Western State Hospital Miller was banned from of fatally shooting his friend Swim/Laser Tag Day Camp last year pleaded guilty to four ecution did not filed a mental health evaluation owning or handling firearms af- Member: $15 pp counts of unlawful possession of enter a sentenc- for the prosecution. ter a 2009 conviction of fourth- Non-Member: $20 pp a firearm Wednesday afternoon ing recommen- Weston Miller His mental health has been a degree domestic-violence as- in Lewis County Superior Court. dation for the charged with factor in the criminal case since sault. Weston G. Miller did not, four charges, murder his arrest, when he was first Miller’s motivation for however, enter a plea for the pending the ordered to undergo a mental pleading guilty to the firearms charge of first-degree murder. outcome of the murder trial. health evaluation. It took about charges is unclear, and his court- Prosecutors said the 30-year- Superior Court Judge James eight months for Miller to be de- appointed attorney, Joseph En- old has been offered a plea bar- Lawler told Miller during clared competent to stand trial. body, declined to comment to STARTS gain in relation to the murder Wednesday’s hearing that the The maximum penalty for The Chronicle until the case is JUNE 25th Come in and charge, but Miller has not ac- standard range for each count first-degree murder is life in resolved. register today! Centralia 360 736-1683 News in Brief Chehalis 360 748-3744 Rochester 360 273-0457 Groups to Sue BNSF with the American Lung Associ- can help women protect them- bill prime-sponsored by Braun, www.thorbeckes.com ation to raise money for fighting selves and get out of bad situa- requires the Department of Rev- (10% off for siblings) Over Coal in Waterways all kinds of lung disease. tions. enue to create a workgroup to Fees due at time of registration. Deadline for CH494048bw.cg If Kirby raises the required All females over 14 years old registration is the Friday before each camp. SEATTLE (AP) — Several find solutions to make the state There is a limited number of campers per conservation groups on Tuesday $3,750, he will be climbing are welcome to attend. Space is B&O tax simpler and more uni- camp. We encourage early sign ups to secure your spot. Valid for 2013 Camps Only. announced plans to sue Burl- Mount Rainier with a group of available for only 20, so it is sug- form. gested that signups be done soon. ington Northern Santa Fe Rail- other volunteers in the “Climb Cost is $10, which will be donat- way and several top U.S. coal for Clean Air.” Each of the pro- ed to the Olequa Senior Center. producers, claiming they spill spective climbers is attempting A self defense class based on the coal into state waterways in vio- to raise $3,750 by June 8. Corpo- Leonard kokondo-jujitsu karate system lation of federal law. rate sponsors are paying all the costs of the climb, so every dol- will be held 6-7 p.m. Tuesday LaVere The Sierra Club and other evenings. It is for anyone (age groups allege the companies dis- lar of the $3,750 raised will go directly to the American Lung 14 and up) who wants to learn Francy charge coal, coal chunks, coal valuable self defense techniques dust and other pollutants into Association. Leonard LaVere Francy, Kirby said in a news release along with the traditions of a 93, of Toledo, passed state waters when Rocky Moun- classical martial arts system. away peacefully in his tain coal carried in open-rail that his father this past year died from COPD, emphysema and The exercise is based on your home Sunday, March cars across the state get blown, ability. Cost is $20 per month. 31, 2013. Born on June shaken or fall off. congestive heart failure, much of it the result of 25 years of smok- Contact Dave Clevenger at 30, 1919 to Herbert and Many of those rail lines run [email protected] or Ola (Beckner) Francy in along rivers, lakes and streams, ing unfiltered Camel cigarettes. Weber, Kansas, Leonard “This climb will be to remem- call (360) 333-3737 for more and the coal and other material information or to register. The was one of ive children. end up in those waters, poten- ber him and show gratitude for Leonard married the my great health,” Kirby said. “I Olequa Senior Center, (360) love of his life MargaretRitzville, Wash., David tially harming aquatic life, eco- 785-4325, is also accepting reg- Francy of Longview, systems and people, according have gotten off to a very late (Lammedee) on May 5, start, so I’m working hard to istration. 1943 in Tacoma, Wash. Wash., Mary Quinn of to the groups, which include Leonard worked in Desert Hot Springs, Calif., Puget Soundkeeper Alliance, catch up with many of the other Ethel Hoeye of Dallesport, volunteers, some of whom have shipyards and drove Columbia Riverkeeper, Friends Braun Bills Included freight trucks until Wash., he Harry Francy of of Columbia Gorge and RE already collected their full share. in Senate’s Proposed and Margaret moved Newport to News, VA., Rose Sources for Sustainable Com- If you are going to help, please the Winlock-Toledo area Neal of Toledo, Wash., 21 munities. do so soon.” Operating Budget in 1946 where Leonard grandchildren, numerous There are two ways to make worked for Weyerhaeuser great-grandchildren On Tuesday, they sent BNSF By The Chronicle and a few great-great and Arch Coal, Peabody Ener- a donation, either by going to for 33 years, as a logger, until his retirement in grandchildren. gy, Cloud Peak Energy, Ambre http://goo.gl/Rwthr or by mak- The 2013-2015 operating ing out a check to the American budget proposed Wednesday 1981. After his retirement, A Visitation will be held Energy and other companies a Leonard enjoyed working from 12:00-5:00 p.m. on 60-day notice of intent to sue, a Lung Association and mailing by the Washington state Senate Friday, April 5, 2013 at it to Kirby at 114-6 Northridge calls for no new taxes. What it outside, tending to the step required before bringing a horses and spending Sticklin Funeral Chapel citizen lawsuit under the federal Drive, Centralia. All donations does require, according to a fact time with his children in Centralia. Interment Clean Water Act. are tax deductible. sheet put out by the Senate, is and grandchildren. Forfor Leonard will be held job creation and tax code reform. Some of the coal in question most of his life, Leonard at 11:00 a.m., Monday, Two bills prime sponsored April 8, 2013 at Claquato, is shipped to TransAlta’s coal- attended the Salkum Self Defense Classes by Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia, Cemetery in Chehalis, fired power plant in Centralia. Community Church of Offered in Winlock are included as part of the Sen- the Brethren and then followed by a memorial ate’s strategy to decrease busi- various churches later inservice at 1:00 p.m. at Centralia Man Climbing By The Chronicle ness regulations and modernize life. the First Baptist Church in Leonard is preceded in Chehalis, with a luncheon A couple of self defense class- business licensing. following the service. Mount Rainier to Raise es are coming up at the Olequa The freshman senator’s Sen- death by his beloved wife, Margaret, six children, To view the obituary, please go to Money for Lung Disease Senior Center in Winlock. ate Bill 5656 requires cities that Alice Messerschmidt of chronline.com/obituaries. A women’s self defense semi- impose a business and occupa- By The Chronicle nar will be 10 a.m. to noon on tion tax to offer license issuance Sticklin Funeral Chapel 1437 South Gold Condolences may be offered at Neal Kirby, a Centralia resi- Saturday, April 13. The seminar and renewals through the state Centralia, WA 98531 www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com dent who is principal of the city’s will be for women only and will Business Licensing Service. (360) 736-1388 Edison Elementary, is working cover important techniques that Senate Bill 5688, the other April 2013

The Chamber will now be open on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. BCusiness onnections Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce Monthly Newsletter It’s Rob Fuller Scholarship Time! Keep up to date It’s in- paring new ideas and showing in our accomplishments. The pate through a donation to the with the Chamber and credible continued growth and excite- Chamber feels honored to be Scholarship Fund itself and/or to think ment for the event next year. able to give a scholarship in his by sponsoring one of the stu- the latest happening. that April April brings a new focus to name. dents the day of the luncheon. is upon the Chamber. We are always The Rob Fuller Scholarship We will be posting a list of Scan the QR code us already. excited to start preparing for Luncheon will be held from students that are available for With our Rob Fuller Scholarship 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Monday, lunch sponsorship. It costs $20 March Luncheon that honors the top May 13, at Great Wolf Lodge . to sponsor a student. Once the with your smart coming 25 students from Chehalis and Each student who attends will list is published, all you need to phone! to an end, Centralia. have a community member do is call the Chamber and let the Cham- The Chamber has been for- sponsor their lunch. us know who you want to spon- ber takes Alicia Bull tunate enough to be able to give It is an exciting time for the sor. If you would rather donate a deep Executive Director a scholarship out in honor of kids and the proud community money directly to the Scholar- breath because we just complet- longtime Chamber volunteer that surrounds them to come ship Fund, you can send contri- ed the Home and Garden Show. and community leader Rob together and celebrate the stu- butions directly to the Cham- The excitement and planning Fuller, who passed away after a dents goals and accomplish- ber. that lead up to the show is sig- courageous battle with cancer. ments. We encourage you all Together, as a community, nificant, and the Chamber Rob’s support to kids and to mark your calendar and to we are making a difference. We loves being part of such an im- community taught us all a les- attend. are continuing to focus on kids, portant community event. son on giving to our youth. He People are already ask- education and the importance We send a huge thank you taught us every little gesture ing how they can support the of supporting our youth as they out to all of the many volun- can make a difference, and if Rob Fuller Scholarship Lun- move forward toward a success- teers that helped us put on the our community comes together, cheon. There are a few ways ful future. We invite each of show. We look forward to pre- we can even be more powerful you can help: You can partici- you to join in on the excitement. Good Intentions Don’t Always Mean Great Health By Jenni Bodnar, general actually what is in the product worry is for someone who has and wellness products, John Julie Schaffley, Registered manager, Thorbeckes FitLife you are purchasing is the big low levels of vitamin D in their was able to give me some Dietician and Certified Centers question. blood. If they are consistently great information about their Nutritionist, is the owner of In the past 20 years, the In a recent study about taking a supplement with little products and what safeguards Good Health Nutrition in significant increase in vitamin D supplements vitamin D in it, they could face GNC implements to provide a Centralia. Julie is another nutritional supplement sales performed by Kaiser health risks.” consistent quality product. excellent health expert we have has become a huge industry Permanente in Portland, Ore., Interestingly enough, the For the past 75 years, GNC available to us in our area. She worldwide. With the dawn of lead researcher Erin LeBlanc, supplements with the USP has been creating nutritional also advocates knowing what the Internet and the opportunity MD, MPH, found that there was symbol were the ones that were supplements and vitamins. you put in your body, and to purchase things today from quite a discrepancy in what is most accurate according to Because of technology advances, making sure that what you anywhere listed on the label and what is this study. The United States each supplement and vitamin go are taking will benefit you the in the actually in the product. Pharmacopeial Convention through 150 quality assurance most in the long run. Julie is world, it The researchers tested 55 (USP) is a scientific nonprofit checks during production. always ready to answer any is now a bottles of over-the-counter organization that sets standards All GNC products are in questions you have about your common vitamin D from 12 different for the identity, strength, quality, compliance with USP codes. health and wellness needs. practice manufacturers. The over-the- purity of medicines, food GNC prides itself on using herbs Good Health Nutrition not in most counter vitamin D pills used in ingredients, dietary supplements that are free of chemicals and only sells high quality vitamins homes the analysis were purchased at manufactured, distributed, and pesticides, and are made in the and supplements, but also has to order five different stores in Portland, consumed worldwide. USP’s USA. a vast array of health conscious online and Ore. The compounded vitamin drug standards are enforceable In addition, GNC has a grocery items, including let your D was made by a compounding in the United States by the Food medical advisory board for produce and bulk grains. In fingers Jenni Bodnar pharmacy in Portland. The and Drug Administration, and product development and many addition, they have a wonderful do the Thorbeckes GM analysis was conducted by an these standards are developed of their products are clinically shopping. independent lab in Houston. and relied upon in more than studied or clinically researched café that offers fresh, made to When it comes to vitamins The analysis showed that 140 countries. for effectiveness. (These order, tasty soups, sandwiches, and supplements, I would the amount of vitamin D in In light of information such products include multi vitamins, and treats. caution you to be very careful these supplements ranged from as this, I went to John Kerner, sports nutrition products, Both of these local health of what you do put into your 9 percent to 146 percent of the owner of GNC in Chehalis to probiotics, and joint formulas.) and wellness business owners mouth, as it may come with amount listed on the label. gather more information. John John loves what he does every add tremendous value to our unintended consequences. Not only was there variation has owned and operated his day and says he hasn’t worked a community. They live here and According to a recent among different brands and GNC store for the past 20 years. day now in 20 years because of it. they care deeply for the health editorial in the New England manufacturers, but also among He is also a Certified Nutritional He takes great pride in helping of our citizens. I personally trust Journal of Medicine, more different pills from the same Therapist. He has used GNC customers achieve better health their professional opinion for my than 100 million Americans bottle. products for the past 20 years and fitness as he likes to ask vitamin and supplement needs. spend a combined $28 billion We were surprised by the and has been very happy with questions to determine the Please shop local, research what on vitamins, herbs, and variation in potency among the results he has personally needs of each customer. As he you are putting into your body, supplements each year. But these vitamin D pills,” says Dr. received. Being a local business said very fervently, “He lives it, and enjoy excellent health. Don’t is what listed on the label or LeBlanc, M.D. “The biggest owner who represents health and he LOVES it!” forget to exercise! Upcoming Chamber Events Chamber Forum, Monday, April 8, 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Dick Larman, executive director, Lewis County Economic Development Council, will be our keynote speaker. Dick Larman has been in the community and economic development field for 30 years. He has been the EDC director in Lewis County since 2008. Prior to that Dick was the Managing Director for Regional Services at the state of Washington’s Department of Community Trade and Economic Development. Lunch Menu: Pot roast, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetables, rolls and assorted cookies. The Chamber Forums are held at O’Blarney’s Irish Pub in downtown Centralia. Please pay for your lunch at the bar downstairs, and the meeting will be held upstairs. Ribbon Cutting at Washington Federal, Thursday, April 11, noon • 110 N Pearl St, Centralia Join us as we help Washington Federal bank celebrate the opening of their new branch! Business After Hours, Thursday, April 18, 5-7 p.m. Hosted by Veterans Memorial Museum. Join us at the Veterans Memorial Museum for a “night at the museum” - The Museum is dedicated to our men and women who have served in the Armed Forces in peacetime and war. Join us in our large events center to learn more about the exciting events happening at the Museum this year and take a tour through the Museum. There will be door prizes and food is provided by Katrina’s Catering. Girls Night Out, Saturday, April 27, 3-8 p.m., Downtown Centralia Premier sponsor: TransAlta Dine, play and shop in downtown Centralia during Girls Night Out! Start out by picking up a passport at HUBBUB or Fox Theatre for $5 — it’s your ticket to great specials, lots of fun and awesome prizes. For more information, call the Chamber at (360) 748-8885. 2

Directory Big Turnout for 48th Annual Home and Garden Show CHAMBER STAFF The 48th annual Home and ping Center, I.P. Callison & Alicia Bull Garden Show was held March Sons, Lewis County Associa- Executive Director 22-24 at the Southwest Wash- tion of Realtors. Thank you to [email protected] ington Fairgrounds. We’d like The Home Depot and Wash- to thank our premier sponsor, ington Tractor for providing Tara Bittler Centralia Station, a project our drawing prizes. A special Executive Assistant of the Port of Centralia and thank you to the City of Cheh- [email protected] sponsors Helly Hansen, Lucky alis for dedicating lodging tax Eagle Casino, Sunbird Shop- money to the event. Michelle Turner Khandra Hoxit [email protected]

2013 EXECUTIVE BOARD Ken Kostick, Chair Port of Chehalis

Dwayne Aberle, Past Chair Security State Bank

Tony Ketchum, Incoming Chair Home and Garden Show attendees gather around a burning boulder set up I.P. Callison & Sons by Northwest Projects, who along with Lael’s Moon Garden won Best in Show Amanda Singleton, Vice Chair Rainier Connect

Jenny Collins, Secretary Visiting Nurses Country Tractor and Garden had bright orange Kubotas on display during Ron Hall, Treasurer the 2013 Home and Garden Show. Ron Hall, CPA

2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bob Jackins Home Depot

Kyle Heaton Port of Centralia

Chris Dupont TransAlta

Christine Fossett The Chronicle

Rob Hill City of Centralia

Merlin McReynold City of Chehalis re:Design of Chehalis had a beautiful display including a white leather Deanne Putman Allstate Insurance/Putman Agency couch, loveseat and pair of chairs at the 2013 Home and Garden Show.

Suzie Mitchell Helly Hansen Clayton Smith of Brim Tractor posing in front of “the big dog!” Jeanell Rasmussen Providence Hospital

Dave Muller Retired

Ron Sturza Sunbird Shopping Center

Dr. James Walton Centralia College

Mitch Moberg Twin Cities Trading Post

CONTACT US: 500 NW Chamber of Commerce Way Chehalis, WA 98532

Oice: 360.748.8885 The WSU Master Gardeners gave away free tree seedlings courtesy Tree A packed house attends the talk given by Ciscoe Morris and Meeghan Black Management Plus of Ethel. on Saturday at the Home and Garden Show. Toll free: 1.800.525.3323

Fax: 360.748.8763 [email protected] March is National Nutrition Month By Lewis County Public Health So you can eat right and still EATRIGHT.ORG March is National Nutri- enjoy the food you love with a The Special Supplemental tion Month — a time to return plan tailored for your lifestyle, Nutrition Program for Women, Money to Lend! to the basics of healthy eating. traditions, health needs and of Infants, and Children (WIC) Local Lenders • Competitive Rates This year, Lewis County Public course, taste. is located at the Lewis County Member FDIC Health & Social Services en- Just remember to eat plenty Public Health Building at 360 Our business is helping courages everyone to eat right of your fruits and vegetables; NW North Street in Chehalis. your business succeed! your way every day. make half of your grains whole; There are lots of benefits associ- • Business Loans “The overall pattern of foods switch to fat-free or low-fat ated with the program, but the eaten is the most important fo- dairy; vary your protein choices; • Lines/Letters of Credit most important thing is that • Equipment Financing cus of a healthy diet” said reg- and cut back on sodium, solid women learn how to feed them- • SBA & Rural istered dietitian and director of fats and added sugars. Development Loans CH494029cz.cg the Special Supplemental Nutri- A Registered Dietitian, the selves and their children in a tion Program for Women, In- food and nutrition expert, can better way. It improves nutrition Call Andy today to fants, and Children (WIC) Me- help you develop a healthy eat- behaviors and supports overall schedule an appointment lissa Ross. Most favorite foods ing plan that’s tailored to your health. WIC services for eligible at your convenience! can fit within this pattern if needs. participants include: nutritious Andy Alexander consumed in moderation with To find a registered dietitian foods, health screenings, nutri- 748.8648 | 877.595.0378 | ssbwa.com appropriate portion sizes and in your area, visit the Academy tion education and counseling, combined with physical activity. of Nutrition and Dietetics at breastfeeding promotion, food education, and referrals to other Residential & Commercial health and social services. Eligi- Explore Your Insurance Options Featuring Local bility is based on income status, medical/nutritional need, and Call us for a quote 800-321-1878 or 736-1234 In-State Business • Personal • Home • Auto • Flood • Earthquake • Life the participant must be preg- Monitoring nant, a new mom, or a child un- der five years of age. For more information about WIC, visit: http://lewiscounty- wa.gov/publichealth/wic. Resi- LLC APPROVED dents are always welcome to visit or call Lewis County Public Health. WIC is located on the Free Estimates second floor, or can be reached 118 West Pine Street, Centralia at 360-740-1255 or 1-800-562- Also located in Olympia & Vancouver 360-736-4191 CH493523sl.cg 6130 Ext.1255. 800-321-1878 or 360-736-7601 • www.nicholson-insurance.com • Security Systems • Fire Alarm Systems For more information about National Nutrition Month, visit: • Camera Systems CH493486sl.cg http://www.eatright.org/nnm/. 3

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Growing Places Celebrate (360) 740-1614. your invitation needs. We are problem! Lou Bissett – Chehalis School Two Master Gardener committed to giving you only Rochester Chiropractic District. Earth, Has Space Available Community Workshops the best quality available. Center is located at 18234 Board Members re-elected for CSA will be held at the Salkum Sargent Road S.W., Rochester, to a new 3 year term include, Join Growing Places Thrift Demonstration Garden this Taste of Home Cooking WA. Give us a call at (360) 273- Todd Chaput, Holiday Inn Store in celebrating Earth Day, month. April 6’s topic will School Tickets on Sale Now 9174 or visit our website at www. Express; Casey Cochrane, Puget April 22. Instead of purchasing be “Seeds 101,” and April chiropracticcenterwa.com. Sound Energy; Richard DeBolt, something new, why not recycle 13’s workshop will focus on Tickets are now on sale for one TransAlta; Dianne Dorey, Lewis and reuse items you need? Hugelkultur Construction. of the hottest cooking schools in United Way of Lewis County County Assessor; Dan Kay, If you are looking for a well the nation! Presenting Sponsor Announces New Officers and Lewis County PUD; Sue Muller, built but inexpensive card table, Chef’s Night Out OBEE Credit Union invites Retired, Lewis County PUD; Board Members for 2013. Doris Wood, Retired – Centralia our thrift store has one. Need a Coming Up in June you to join the Taste of Home’s computer for your teenager or Culinary Specialist Kristi Larson On Thursday, March 28, College, and Sandy Yanish, maybe a TV? We have that, too! Join United Way of Lewis May 9 at the Great Wolf Lodge 2013, at Gerard’s Steakhouse TransAlta. Want to jazz up your Spring County on Saturday, June 22, at in Centralia for an evening filled (formerly Mary McCrank’s) in “United Way of Lewis wardrobe with a new purse or the Lucky Eagle Casino Event with exciting recipes, insider tips Chehalis, United Way of Lewis County’s Board of Directors is dress in a designer label, we have Center for the fifth annual Chef’s and tricks, prizes, drawings and County held its annual board filled with dedicated people who one in stock. Need some new Night Out fundraising event. a whole lot of food lovin’ fun! retreat. Newly elected board are passionate about helping cool jeans for $4.99? Stop by and Chef’s Night Out highlights our Each attendee receives a officers of the United Way of their community,” said Debbie visit us. area’s prime culinary talent. goodie bag filled with valuable Lewis County Board of Directors Campbell, executive director of Thrift stores are a great way Guests will witness firsthand coupons, A Taste of Home include President - Dan the United Way of Lewis County. to keep our earth green and all as local chefs compete for votes, specialty magazine, samples, Zandell, Brusco Tug and Barge; “They are the heart of United those items out of the community vying for the title of Lewis sponsor gifts, fun prizes and President Elect - Sandy Yanish, Way and we value their expertise dump! Our wonderful volunteers County’s Next Top Chef. Chef’s much, much, more! You’ll leave TransAlta; Vice President – and guidance to help make us clean, wash and steam or repair Night Out also features a plethora inspired to spice up your kitchen Todd Chaput, Holiday Inn one of the most effective and anything your home is in need of. of unique dining experiences up repertoire and bursting with Express & Suites; Past President efficient United Ways in the April 19 through the 21 we for a bid, a mouth-watering array fresh spring recipe ideas. - Derek Burger, Edward Jones; state”. are offering $5 BAG SALE. Put of delectable desserts available Doors open at 4 p.m. to Treasurer- Chris Heck, First “On behalf of the Board of as much clothing as you can in at your fingertips and a rapid mingle and shop the vendors Citizens Bank; Campaign Chair- Directors, I want to give a big one bag and pay only $5! quickfire challenge to kick it up before the show, and the show Teresa Loo, Port Blakely Tree thank you Chris and retiring We are also looking for a notch. starts at 7 p.m. Come EARLY for Farms; Associate Campaign board members, Maggie Knapp, community members to join Tickets are just $50 per person the best seating in your section - Chair- Court Stanley, Port Security State Bank, Barry our volunteer board of directors. and tables of 10 are available. To especially if you are coming with Blakely Tree Farms; Leadership Chappelle, TransAlta, and Brian Are you interested in helping at- get your tickets, call (360) 748- a group and want to sit together! Giving Chair- Steve Bodnar, Bailie – Great Wolf Lodge.” risk youth graduate from high 8100. Tickets are available Superintendent, Centralia School For more information or to school on time? Help us to meet Proceeds from Chef’s Night for purchase online at District; Community Impact make a donation, please call our mission to grow empowered Out benefit the many health and BrownPaperTickets.com or Chair- Doris Wood, Retired 748-8100 or email at director@ and employable youth who value human service organizations in person at re:Design, 425 N. Centralia College. Officers at lewiscountyuw.com learning and education and in Lewis County, inspiring Market Blvd., Chehalis. Mail-in Large include; Richard DeBolt, contribute to their community. hope and creating long-lasting ticket order forms may also be TransAlta; Rev. Alta Smith, We are located in between Good changes in the lives we touch and found at all OBEE Credit Union United Methodist Church; Jeff Get Your Kilts Out for Health Nutrition and Goodwill. our community. locations. Tickets are available Young, Lucky Eagle Casino; Dan National Tartan Day at We are currently taking Sponsorships for the Top in a range of prices, and make Kay, Lewis County PUD, and Devilfish Public House applications for the youth Chef Competition are still fantastic gifts. Surprise mom and Donna Olson, Lewis County program. Pick up an application available! Call Angela French at take her to the Taste of Home Community Development. The Devilfish Public House at our Thrift store or your local United Way for more details. Cooking show! Board Members are chosen will be celebrating National high school. If you are interested in based on their proven leadership Tartan Day on Saturday, April Join our CSA. This 14-week Take Shape for Life volunteering for the show, in their respective fields as 6. Come help us support the program provides you with a box several positions are available. well as within the community. Vancouver Pipe and Drum Corps Thank you to everyone who of fresh, locally grown produce Call Kristen at the Advocate Three new additions this year with a fundraiser supported by voted for Take Shape For Life planted, cultivated and harvested Agency, (360) 740-5400 for more include; Peter Abbarno ,Olson, bagpipes, bagpipes and more in the Educational Division at by our youth crew. Each week’s information or email toagency@ Althaeuser, Samuelson & Rayan, bagpipes!. Our local firefighters the Home and Garden Show. box of produce will contain theAdvocateAgency.com. LLP, Haylee Bruce – Pacific Rob Gerhart and Jay Burley Congratulations to the Master vegetables and a recipe. As the The Taste of Home Cooking Mobile Structures, and Mary please see BIZZ BUZZ, page 4 season progresses, the CSA box Gardeners for a well deserved School is an event you won’t want may also include fruit and herbs first place. We are very honored to miss. Let’s get cooking! when available. The first CSA to take home a 3rd place plaque. TITLE GUARANTY CO. box will be available mid-June. Take Shape For Life is a Program where a client loses Rochester Chiropractic Center The cost is $350 for your CSA Says Pain Is Not the Problem of Lewis County share. Each box will feed a family 2 to 5 pounds a week for their of 4 for $25 a week. first 2 weeks and 1 to 2 pounds Many people begin Congrats to Thrift Store a week thereafter. Clients have chiropractic care because of Managers Caitlin Carson five Medifast meals a day and an ache or a pain. Pain can and Mary Ann Alvarado on one meal of a lean protein and be distracting, debilitating, 3 servings of low carb veggies. It receiving the best booth Craft/ irritating or annoying. Pain TiTle insurance and escrow Retail category at the Centralia- costs about $12 a day and clients can be chronic, acute, intense When Buying, Selling or Reinancing Chehalis Chamber of Commerce get a FREE health coach to help or intermittent. Pain can be Home and Garden Show! them get to their goal weight sharp or dull. And pain can be Specify Title Guaranty For Title Insurance & Escrow and to change habits so they can localized or general. 360-748-0001 maintain their new body for as Pain may be a pain, but pain Title Fax: 360-748-9867 Escrow Fax: 360-740-7892 Master Gardeners to Hold long as they choose. is not the problem! Plant Sale, Celebrate 40 Years At the Home & Garden Show Pain is a symptom. A signal. 200 NW Paciic • Chehalis • www.titlegco.com The annual Plant Sale we offered new clients a free week A sign. An indicator. A warning. of Medifast on their first month’s Pain is no more a problem than Agent for: Chicago Title Insurance, First American Title Insurance, benefiting the Lewis County and Stewart Title Insurance CH493516sl.db Master Gardeners program order. We are extending that offer a traffic light or your alarm clock will be held 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on thru the end of April. So if you jarring you awake. have been thinking about getting May 18 and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on If there’s a problem, it’s the CH493482 May 19. The sale will be held in rid of the “fluff” for swimsuit/ meaning we attach to the pain. a new location this year in the tank top & shorts season, give me When we meet patients who Community Events building a call and we will get you started are in pain, our first thought is at the Southwest Washington on reclaiming your health and that they must have exceeded Fairgrounds. your quality of life. some physical, chemical or Master Gardeners from You can contact me, Brenda emotional limit to which they Lewis County have been growing Courser, certified health coach, at can no longer adapt. So, while vegetables, annual flowers, (360) 425-6962, bcourser@msn. we’re interested in the pain, we’re perennials, trees, shrubs, berries, com or www.YouCanDoThis.tsfl. even more interested in what herbs, lots of tomatoes and com. was the underlying cause of the beautiful garden crafts at great pain. Did it just happen? 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us. If you have any photos or experience, Precision Printing & CH494047bw.db memorabilia from past Master Copy Depot staff is a innovative Centralia • 736-1683 Gardener events or activities that expect in the invitation field. So Chehalis • 748-3744 Rochester • 273-0457 you would be willing to share, stop in and see us in the Fairway www.thorbeckes.com please contact (360) 785-3785 or Shopping Center for any of 4 from 3-8 p.m. on Saturday, April jobs, as well as those interested We welcome participation City, in 1966. Susy Hendrix, a 27. We are looking forward to in changing jobs or exploring a and/or support in any of our recently blinded woman who is Bizz Buzz seeing you soon at The Bath potential new career. 20 departments that have your unwittingly in possession of a Depot which is located at 108 Participating employers interests. Each year, exhibitors doll full of drugs, is alone when Continued from page 3 West Pine St., Centralia. If you include state and county agencies, receive over $30,000 in cash and three con men (Talman, Carlino are part of this unit. Kilts are have questions, call 623-1016 or private and nonprofit businesses, prizes. It’s an open youth event, and Roat) wrangle their way in encouraged! like us on Facebook for up-to- municipalities, apprenticeships so anybody may enter -- even pretending to be people they are The evening’s festivities date information! and more. Recruiters will be your grandchild visiting from not. kick off at 5 p.m. with Stewart representing a wide variety Ritzville or your neighbor’s kids Eventually Susy figures of fields, such as business, Neving from the Celtic Society Lucky Eagle Casino to Host who want to borrow your goats. out what’s really going on and law enforcement, education, entertaining the crowd, and For more information, takes control of the situation, Comedian Louie Anderson, healthcare, banking industries, the firefighters follow at 6 p.m. contact Lee Coumbs at (360) throwing the con men off their retail and more! Scottish ales will be flowing from Singers Crystal Gayle and 736-9758. game. “Wait Until Dark” is Our Job Fair employer Lee Greenwood directed by Norma Rogers. the taps all day. representatives continually Tickets are available at National Tartan Day Lucky Eagle Casino will reinforce that it’s extremely Office Space Available represents the repeal of the Act of host the Songwriter’s Circle at 8 important to dress professionally in Centralia Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis; Proscription (July 1, 1782), which p.m. on April 20. The event will Santa Lucia Coffee and when you attend a Job Fair. Right on Main St in Centralia, was imposed on the Scottish showcase hit country makers Professional, yet conservative Sterling Bank, Centralia; and people by King Edward I (a.k.a. Trent Tomilson, Jamie Paulin there are several second floor brownpapertickets.com. attire is best. Remove all visible office spaces available, ranging “Longshanks” or “Hammer of and Bobby Pinson. Tickets are piercing that are unusual, and The Evergreen Playhouse Scots”). The Act was designed $15 or $20 with a Player’s Club from $200-$500. Utilities are is located at 226 W. Center St., cover tattoos. Do not bring included. to crush the Scottish Highland Card or $20 or $25 without a children. Greet each employer Centralia. clans and way of life. Player’s Club Card. On the third floor, almost with a firm handshake, good eye 1000 square feet space of custom One of the harshest penalties Crystal Gayle and Lee contact and a smile. Be prepared HUBBUB Has New was given for the wearing of Greenwood will play a show at 8 space has just vacated. This to ask a couple of basic questions completely unique space runs highland clothing (kilts, tartans, p.m. on April 27. Tickets are on about the place of employment. Spring Products etc.) by way of the Dress Act. sale now and are $40, $50, $60 the entire width of the building. Space is provided for job Private entrance to the second HUBBUB is in bloom this Come help us celebrate the kilt! and $70 with a Player’s Club seekers to complete applications, month, with tons of great new The Devilfish Public House Card and $45, $55, $65 and $75 floor, space on the building for if necessary. This is an excellent signage and fantastic neighbors products! Sunny spring scarves is located at 289 N.W. Chehalis without. time to seek current job openings from Caron Miller and IRO Ave., and can be reached at (360) Tickets are on sale now for in the building already! Pre- or gather information about wired for phone, freshly painted Designs will brighten up your 996-4682. There is no cover for the casino’s upcoming Mystery a potential career, including wardrobe and your mood, and a this event, and we are a 21 years Dinner Theatre and are $35 with common areas and all the skills, types of training, and offices have excellent natural pair of brand new shoes is sure and over establishment. a Player’s Club Card and $40 academic background. For light. to put a bounce in your step. Top without. The shows will be held more information, contact Joan Please call Kaci Jones LMP at off your look with a cheery espe Shop The Bath Depot on May 3 for VIPs only, and May Rogerson at (360) 736-9391 x208. wallet and a classy Hardwear 4’s show is open to the public. (360) 623-1214 for information bag (the spring collection is on for Spring Comedian Louie Anderson and tours of the available space. its way — stop in soon and pick The Bath Depot, Inc. is the will perform at 8 p.m. on May Spring Youth Fair to perfect place to find something 11 at the Lucky Eagle Casino. Be Held May 3-5 Wait Until Dark’ to out your favorite!). Looking to freshen up your to get you ready for spring. Pink Tickets are on sale now and During the 32nd annual Be Performed at Grapefruit, Coconut, and Lilac available for $20, $30 or $40 with outdoor life? HUBBUB just Spring Youth Fair, held May Evergreen Playhouse received a shipment of colorful are just a few of the scents in a Player’s Club Card and are $25, 3-5, over 2,000 youth between 4 Mariachi Mad Mats, designed lotions, body washes, soaps, $35 and $45 without. and 18 will exhibit their critters, “Wait Until Dark,” a play scrubs and room sprays that will handiwork and interests at written by Frederick Knott, is with northwest weather in do just that. Centralia College to Hold 21st the Southwest Washington coming to Centralia’s Evergreen mind. Solar lanterns and funky Also, available for those Fairgrounds. It’s a great time to Playhouse. star lights create the perfect Naked Bee lovers is the Orange Annual Job Fair see positive, motivated kids with Performances will be April atmosphere for entertaining. Blossom Honey body butter. It is The 21st annual Centralia family’s and friend’s support. We 12-14, 18-21 and 26-28. Friday Mark your calendars for wonderful! College Job Fair will take place estimate an attendance of 10,000. and Saturday performances are Girls Night Out on Saturday, The Spring and Summer bath in the Health and Wellness Vendor space is available at a at 8 p.m. and Sunday matinees April 27, from 3 to 8 p.m. The cupcakes by Feeling Smitten Building (gym) from 10 a.m. to 1 reasonable price for commerce are at 2 p.m. Admission is $10. fun starts at HUBBUB! The first have arrived as well and they p.m. on Wednesday, May 8. This sales ($140 includes parking A pay-what-you will 200 lucky ladies get a goodie bag. are bright, beautiful, and smell event is open to the community. and admission) and nonprofit performance on Thursday, HUBBUB is located at 505 heavenly! Over 50 local and regional organizations promoting their April 18, is at 7:30 p.m. N. Tower Ave., Centralia. Visit Come join The Bath Depot employers will be in attendance agenda are welcome at a reduced The play takes place in us online at hubbubshop.com or and other downtown businesses to assist individuals seeking rate ($70 includes parking and a basement apartment in find us on Facebook. Call us at in Centralia for Girls Night Out part time, full time, or seasonal admission). Greenwich Village, New York (360) 736-1517. Networking Events Chamber Forum

March’s Chamber Forum featured Shannon Fuhrman, manager of new sales, Regence BlueShield, Individual, Medicare and Employ- er Group products as keynote speaker. Join us for our next Cham- ber Forum on Monday, April 8 with keynote speaker Dick Larman, Lewis County Economic Development Council.

People listen as Shannon Fuhrman talks about changes in the healthcare sys- Shannon Fuhrman of Regence BlueShield talks to a packed audience at March’s Chamber Forum. Lunch for the forum tem at March’s Chamber Forum. included corned beef and cabbage and soda bread. Business After Hours

Last month’s Business After Hours was held on March 21 at KITI/Live95. KITI/Live 95 cel- ebrated 35 years of local owner- ship.

A peek inside the studios at KITI/ Live95.

The next Business After Hours is Thursday, April 18, 5-7 p.m. hosted by the Veterans Memorial Museum in Chehalis. The Classic Camaro, KITI/Live 95’s 2013 summer promotion was previewed at Lisa Neal of Live 95 gives a tour of the building during Business After Hours. the Business After Hours. Main 7 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 4, 2013

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 It’s Time to Join Tourism Marketing Effort Tourism is big business, and Mary Kay Nelson, the execu- Nelson has gathered an Wednesday, June 5, at the Lewis the greater Lewis County area Our Views tive director of Visit Rainier, informal group that has been County Historical Museum in has some of the finest outdoor aerospace and agriculture/ has long advocated the benefits meeting each month for a year Chehalis. For more informa- leisure destinations found any- food. of tourism to our area. Today, to create a marketing plan for tion on the monthly tourism where — Mount Rainier and Our Mount Rainier National she believes the Twin Cities and all of Lewis County. meetings or the training oppor- Mount St. Helens, the Cowlitz the entire county are well posi- Now she’s offering a free Park attracted more than 1 mil- tunity, contact Nelson at (360) and Chehalis rivers, Riffe and tioned to tap into more tourism training workshop for those lion visitors who spent $33 mil- 748-4514 or mkmarketing@ Mayfield lakes, the Gifford dollars. working in the tourism industry localaccess.com. Pinchot National Forest and the lion in 2011 (the latest available Along with our great out- aimed at helping businesses Nelson is to be commended White Pass Ski Area. data). This spending supported doors, we have the Lewis Coun- welcome visitors to our area and The National Park Service 100 permanent and 200 season- ty Sports Complex and Centra- then encourage them to stay an for her years of effort in pro- reports that national parks al staff workers, along with 450 lia Station under development, extra day or two. moting tourism in Lewis Coun- generate $30 billion in spend- more jobs through commercial the new children’s museum, The workshops are 1 p.m. ty. Let’s reward her work by ing, contributing 252,000 jobs concessions. the renovation of the Chehalis Tuesday, April 23, at the Tiller attending her workshops and nationwide. In Lewis County, travelers swimming pool and the Fox Arts Center in Morton; 10 a.m. monthly tourism roundtable. In Washington state, tour- pumped $176 million into the Theatre, and renewed activity and 2 p.m. Wednesday, April We encourage area business- ism ranked fourth as an export local economy last year, sup- in both Twin Cities’ downtown 24, at the Packwood Com- es to take the time to join in this industry, behind software, porting 2,210 jobs. cores. munity Building; and at 1 p.m. tourism marketing endeavor.

COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... Some Conservative Thoughts From a Liberal’s Viewpoint Every once in awhile, I sur- or is the descendant of someone prise myself with some opinions who did. Most of those people that seem to come from “the did not have an easy time, living other side of the aisle.” I don’t primarily in ghettos, and not think it has as much to do wanting to leave those self cre- with political affiliation as it ated mini-communities. does with having lived a long The point is, most of those life through trying times, war, ancestors of ours didn’t learn boom and bust. English, either. It was their chil- What brought this to mind dren who did and who made was the episode where a meet- the transition by bridging the ing of parents of Edison El- language gap. ementary School students was I maintain that the same translated into Spanish for the thing is happening today. Those benefit of the Hispanic parents. apartment complexes that have Do I think this been built on Pearl Street and was the wrong Ives Road in Centralia provide thing to do? No, much better living conditions of course not. than local slum landlords of- I do think it’s fered. But there’s a downside, a little late in too; they’ve become a closed happening, but community, recreating the it shows a glim- ghetto mentality that plagued mer of hope. our own ancestors. My first By Bill Moeller With every neighbor speak- thought was ing the same language, the need Letters to the Editor along the lines of, “Sure, it’s a and the desire to assimilate into for defense or protections against a government good thing. But who pays for the community has been taken It’s Up to Congress: gone amok, the reality is that one well-placed shot it?” It was my conservative side away. Using translators only will dispatch an assailant. But we also have to al- making an appearance. Then I reinforces that lack of desire to Ban Assault Weapons low for the fact in emergency situations it can be learned that the interpreter was speak the chosen language of To the editor: this country. As long as the matter can still come up for a tough to get that one well-placed shot in and more provided by the parents them- rounds may be needed. selves. That’s a good sign, but There are exceptions to this. vote in Congress, there is hope that effective gun I move away from my liberal There always are. In my capacity control legislation can be passed. By that I mean The current exposure of unsuspecting mem- friends when I ask this question, of officiating at weddings, I’ve banning manufacture, possession and distribu- bers of the public to random fire from an indi- “Why should the meeting have met some wonderful Hispanic tion of assault rifles and any magazines greater vidual is unusual. It makes national news when been necessary?” English is the families. One thing that both- than 12 rounds. it happens and is extremely dangerous. Based on language of this country, and ers me, though, is the fact that Despite the objections of our NRA compatri- the court’s dangerous or unusual standard a ban those who move here should ac- almost all of the smaller chil- ots, it is not likely that the U.S. Supreme Court should be constitutional. It is certainly necessary cept that. dren still speak only in Spanish. would find that such a ban would violate the Sec- for our safety. U.S. citizens who want to Living where they do, there is ond Amendment. The Supreme Court took the I believe it would be an outrage if Congress live in any other country could no opportunity to mingle with matter up about five years ago. either through inaction or refusal to act were to not expect to have translators English-speaking kids. At that time, a slim majority held a Washing- fail to enact a ban on assault weapons and high- provided. We’d have to learn I’ve said this before, that ton, D.C., ordinance that prohibited possession of capacity magazines. the language of our chosen I would love to see someone an operable pistol in one’s private home violated country, wouldn’t we? named Garcia, Hernandez or a law-abiding individual’s Second Amendment Eugene Butler The language barrier can Lopez on our city councils, but right to keep and bear arms. Chehalis be a tough thing to negotiate. I it’s not going to happen without a more concerted effort being At the same time, that same conservative ma- remember a conversation I had jority held that an individual’s power obtained Providence Favors Huge with Wayne Chinn, the grand- made by them to assimilate into the community. from one’s right to keep and bear arms was not son of the man who started unlimited. The majority pointed to those situa- Profits Over Core Values the Shanghai Restaurant in I can’t help but think it’s not right to aid and abet this exist- tions where the weapons used are dangerous and To the editor: Centralia during the middle of unusual. The court discussed a 1934 federal stat- Providence corporate officials have lost their the Depression. When he had ing language gap. It’s not help- ing anyone. My daughter-in-law ute that outlawed machine guns and sawed-off way. They have abandoned the founding mission earned enough money to bring shotguns. When it came up in 1939, the court ap- and core values in favor of amassing huge corpo- his family to this country, his teaches English as a second lan- guage. The majority of her stu- proved as constitutional the prohibition against rate profits. They are already twice as profitable as 12-year-old son (Wayne’s father) sawed-off shotguns. Constitutionality of machine the health industry norms. was ordered to attend Edison dents are Asian, not Hispanic. That might tell us something. guns never came before them. Rather than apply those funds in the com- School in the sixth grade with- ••• Over the years, the weight, balance, recoil and munity to recruit and retain skilled professionals out knowing a word of English. Bill Moeller is a former enter- speed of fire of semi-automatic weapons has mark- directly serving the people, they extract money to Do we want that? Silly question. tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city edly improved. Even though my semi automatic the Renton-based managers for their million dol- It’s a cliché, but it’s nonethe- council member, paratrooper and army M-1 rifle in the mid-’50s held eight rounds, lar wages. less a valid statement to say that pilot living in Centralia. He can be it was pretty much a proposition of assume firing Founder Mother Joseph would be ashamed any citizen of this country either reached at bookmaven321@comcast. position, aim, fire, then re-adjust firing position, even as they should be. The mission is no longer came here from a foreign land net. re-aim, re-fire. But we now hear that Adam Lan- to serve the “poor and vulnerable” but to make za was able to kill 26 people in Newtown, Conn., employees poorer and more vulnerable. Show- First Amendment Center Quote of the Day with 154 rounds fired in less than five minutes ing their corporate mercy, they invite employees with his AR-15 Bushmaster. That is, in each min- to apply for charity care. Providence has learned ute he had emptied a 30-round magazine, killed from the megabanks how to layer their corpora- “In an atmosphere of liberty, artists and patrons five, reloaded and again started firing. tions and conceal funds in corporate shells. are free to think the unthinkable and create Over the years, it has been pretty standard for We should contact our elected officials encour- a previously law abiding individual to take his six- aging them to remove the real estate tax exemp- the audacious; they are free to make both or eight-round weapon to dispatch the members tion enjoyed by Providence. Those funds belong of his friends and family. What has happened with to our communities not padding some manager’s horrendous mistakes and glorious celebrations.” the Bushmaster is a graduation from friends and bonus. family to an unsuspecting and unprepared public Ronald Reagan at large. Dennis Ganey 40th U.S. president, 1985 When we talk about our need to have weapons Olympia

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Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities

Sirens LEWIS COUNTY SHERIff’S OffICE they were not able to break into CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT in loving memory of the vehicle. Theft Suspicious folk Terry lee andersen Stolen Money • A spool of copper wire, val- • Someone on Northeast 1961- 2013 ued at $1,900, was reported sto- • Money was reported stolen Adams Avenue called police at len at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday from at 3:35 p.m. Wednesday from 4:31 p.m. Wednesday to report the 2800 block of U.S. Highway a dresser drawer in a residence that a woman was on the caller’s 12 in Silver Creek. on the 1300 block of Alexander front porch “rifling around” and Street. took off running. The caller ad- DUI and MIP Graffiti vised the woman appeared to be • Christoph J. Smith, 18, - homeless and either had mental Napavine, was arrested and • Police took a report of graf health issues or was on drugs. booked into jail for suspicion fiti on a building on the 100 An officer responded and gave of driving under the influence block of Virginia Drive at 7:57 the woman a warning. of alcohol after a traffic stop on a.m. Tuesday. • Police responded to a re- Highway 603 at 11 p.m. Tues- Stolen Laptop port of a suspicious man in the day. Two female passengers, a • A laptop was reportedly area of Northwest Pennsylvania 14-year-old girl from Napavine - Avenue at 7:49 p.m. Wednesday. - stolen from the Centralia Tim and a 16-year-old girl from Che berland Library on Sunday. The The caller reported the man halis, were referred to the pros- was drinking something from a - victim fell asleep at the library - ecutor’s office for minor in pos and when he woke up, the com- 1-gallon plastic jug and vomit session of alcohol charges and ing. The man appeared to be in- puter was gone. Officers re- Terry Lee Andersen passed away on Good Friday, were released into the custody of sponded to the theft at 8:39 a.m. toxicated. An officer responded their parents. and gave the possibly intoxicated March 29, 2013 at Providence Centralia Hospital, in Tuesday. Centralia, Wash. man a warning. He fought a courageous battle. CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT DUI He was born July 1, 1961 in Crescent City, Calif., • Jennifer M. Clark, 30, Disorderly Couple to Rosemary Louise and Frank Jerome Andersen. Vehicle Prowl Centralia, was arrested and Terry was a second generation American, his paternal • An employee at the Cheha- • Police took a report of an booked into jail for suspicion grandfather came to America in 1906 from Norway. lis Inn called police at 9:40 a.m. attempted vehicle prowl on the of driving under the influence Ter grew up in the Napavine/Chehalis area of Wednesday to report a man and Washington. He married the love of his life, Delyn 1000 block of North Scheuber after a traffic stop at 11:43 p.m. a woman were being disorderly. Kay Powe on May 11, 1993 in Chehalis, Wash. Their Road at 7:43 p.m. Wednesday. Tuesday near the intersec- The couple allegedly destroyed life together was illed with love and happiness It appears someone damaged tion of Mellen Street and Yew by their three sons, the lock on one of the doors, but Street. please see SIRENS, page Main 9 Kanan Lee, Nicholas Lee and Dustin James. Terry was a member of the Carpenters and Pile Drivers Unions for 37 years. The Chehalis, Death Notices The only independent and locally owned funeral home Washington area was always his home base although • VIRGINIA “GINGER” LAWTON, 81, Chehalis, in Centralia-Chehalis. he worked for years in the California bay area and died Sunday, March 31, at home. A cele- Alaska, most memorably Nome, Alaska, building bration of life will be at 1 p.m. Monday at NEWELL-HOERLING’s MORTUARY shipping docks into the Bering Sea in the dead of Newell-Hoerling’s Chapel, Centralia. Ar- CH493519sl.cg winter. He enjoyed working in Alaska because he rangements are under the direction of 205 W Pine Street, Centralia 360-736-3317 felt closer to his Norwegian/Viking heritage. He was Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. a master in heavy construction and also worked on • VICKI “STAR” LYNN MAYO, 55, Centralia, est. 1907 many freeway and bridge projects in died Saturday, March 30, at home. No Washington and Oregon. services are planned. Arrangements are Three generations of our family serving your family since 1922 Ter was an avid outdoorsman and was happiest under the direction of Funeral Alterna- when he was hunting or on the river tives of Washington, Tumwater. ishing with his boys. • MARY ELLEN DAVIDSON, 92, Centralia, died Surviving Terry are his devoted wife, Delyn, three Wednesday, April 3, at Sharon Care Center, arthur kenneth “kenny” walters sons and two daughter-in-laws, Kanan Lee Andersen, Centralia. At the deceased’s request, no October 20, 1930 - March 7, 2013 Nicholas Lee Andersen and (Aleigha) and Dustin services will be held at this time. Arrange- ments are under the direction of Newell- Kenny worked James Schmit and (Jamie). Ter was very proud of his Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. as an electrician Norwegian/Viking heritage and gave each of his four • MICHAEL D. MEURER, 60, Centralia, died in Centralia for precious grandchildren Viking nicknames: Emmah Tuesday, April 2, at Providence St. Pe- many years. Mae Andersen (Gerda Mae), Roguen Lee Schmit ter Hospital, Olympia. No services are He enjoyed (Baine), Ethen Keith Schmit (Angus) and Korben James planned. Arrangements are under the gardening, clam Schmit (Bovine). Also surviving are his mother, Rosie direction of Funeral Alternatives of digging and going O’Connor, father, Frank Jerome Andersen, step-father, Washington, Tumwater. on long drives Bob O’Connor, three sisters and two brother in-laws, with his wife Rebecca Economou and (Maurice), Cynthia Tahl Ruby. He was a and (William), Natalie Hieronymus, four nephews in Lotteries gentle man with a Washington, Troy (TJ), Brandon Hieronymus, Bradley good soul always and Brett Economou, and one nephew, Adam Tahl in Washington’s Tuesday Games willing to give Maryland, one great-nephew, Roman Economou in Mega Millions: 07-10-14-40-47, 34 his help to either Washington, one niece, Ryan Tahl, two great-nieces, Next jackpot: $42 million friends or family Kaija Economou and Brooklynn Larson, one aunt and Match 4: 13-18-22-23 asking nothing in uncle in California, one aunt in Washington and three return. aunts and one uncle in Idaho. Twenty irst cousins, Daily Game: 4-7-7 Tom, Johnnie, John Richard, Alvin, Marie, Debbie, Keno: 05-06-15-16-19-28-30-31-41- Arthur Kenneth Besides his wife Ruby, Kenny is Karen, Sharon, Danny, Paul, Mike, Greg, Russ, Lori 47-54-55-61-62-63-64-66-70-74-79 “Kenny” Walters, 82, Ann, Kathy, Gloria, Joe, Al, Jackie, Suzie. of Centralia, Wash., survived by his two children, Jay Walters A memorial service will be held at Newell-Hoerlings beloved husband and Mortuary Friday, April 5, 2013 at 2:00 P.M. at 205 Commodities best friend of Ruby and Nancy Madden, his grandchildren, Kendra W. Pine St., Centralia, WA 98531. Following the Gas in Washington — $3.73 (AAA of (Wegner) Walters for memorial service, please join us for a celebration of 62 years, passed away Walters, Corinne Walters, Washington) Louis Madden and life at New Hope Church, 2100 N. National Avenue, Crude Oil — $92.50 per barrel (CME surrounded by the ones Chehalis, WA 98532. Group) he laughed with, lived Samuel Madden and his Gold — $1,547 (Monex) for and loved, on March four great-grandchildren. To view this obituary, please go to chronline.com/obituaries. Silver — $26.79 (Monex) 7, 2013. Kenny was a loving Kenny was born in father, husband and Seattle on Oct. 20, 1930. grandfather to all. Corrections He served in the United ••• States Air Force, during To view this obituary, please go In Loving Memory of If you find an error, please call the Korean War. to chronline.com/obituaries. 807-8224, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Ralph S. Peterson JOHN J. ANDRINGA November 11, 1923 - March 25, 2013 July 8, 1923 - April 1, 2013 $85 a month. Olympia, Wash., Nancy Graveside Service In 1943, he enlisted in Andringa of Prosser, Wash., Saturday, April 6, 2013 the Army Air Corps and and Lynnae (Doug) Coleman 2:00 p.m. became a navigator and of Morton, Wash., his sons, Fern Hill Cemetery reached the rank of Second David (Kelly) Andringa of Napavine, WA 98565 Lieutenant. After being Bonney Lake, Wash., Brian discharged in 1946, he (Tami) Andringa of Yakima, attended the UniversityWash., Allen Andringa of of Wisconsin, Madison, Tallinn, Estonia and Steve Ralph S. Peterson for two years. He then Andringa of Yakima, Wash., passed away on the quiet transferred to Oregon State one sister-in-law, Jeanette evening of March 25, 2013. University in Corvallis, Andringa of Sparta, Wis., Ralph was born in Spruce Ore., where he received 17 grandchildren, six great- Hill, Minn., on Nov. 10, 1923 his Bachelor’s Degree grandchildren and numerous to Carl and Mabel Peterson. in Forestry. He worked nieces and nephews. He was the second oldest of for various companies in He was preceded in death six children. Oregon as a timber cruiserby daughter, Sharleen Joy, In 1936, the Peterson John J. Andringa passed and logging manager after who passed away in infancy, family headed west to graduation. his parents, three brothers, Chehalis, Wash., where away peacefully at his home they homesteaded. In 1955, on April 1, 2013, after a In 1970, he and his Bert, Donald and Lauren family moved to Morton,and two sisters, Wilma Ralph married his wife, nearly ive year battle with Linda. They were married cancer. He was 89. Wash., where he worked Tucker and Lucille Popple, for U.S. Plywood, which all of Sparta, Wis. for nearly 58 years. They son, Gary and wife Lisa He was born to immigrant settled in Rochester, Wash., parents, Betty (West) and later became Champion Services will be held Peterson, sisters, Gladys International, as logging on a small farm to raise Vasereno of Napavine and John Andringa in Sparta, at Sacred Heart Catholic their family. Ralph and Wis., on July 8, 1923. He manager. He retired in Church on Saturday, April Lois Peterson of Chehalis, 1986 and he and Arleen 6, 2013 at 11:00 A.M. Linda retired and moved daughter, Rita (Brent) married Arleen Kotten also began travelling. Besides to a home in Onalaska, Wentzel of Onalaska, of Sparta, on June 25, 1949. followed by graveside burial Wash., where they could travelling, his hobbies at the Morton Cemetery. grandchildren, Andrew John graduated from included hunting, ishing, In lieu of lowers, enjoy watching the cows in Wentzel, Alicia Peterson, Wilton High School in gathering the winter’s contributions can be made the ield. Ashlee (John) Rimmereid Wilton, Wis., at the age of supply of wood, keeping to Sacred Heart Catholic He is preceded in death and Adam Peterson and sixteen. After graduating, an immaculate lawn and by his parents, Carl and great-grandchildren, Church, Morton or Assured Mabel Peterson, brothers, he went to teacher’s college playing cards. Hospice, 1821 Cooks Hill Christian, Eli, Oleana and and at age nineteen, he was John is survived by Bobby and Doug, sister, Adalynn. Road, Centralia, WA 98531. Ruby and nephew, Jordy. teaching forty students, his wife, Arleen, of 63 To view this obituary, please go to He is survived by his grades one through twelve,years, daughters, Carolynn chronline.com/obituaries. wife, Linda Peterson, in a rural, one-room school Andringa of Albany, Ore., To view this obituary, please go to in Kendall, Wis., earning Vickie (Chris) Petersen of chronline.com/obituaries. Brown Mortuary Service 812 Westlake Avenue Condolences may be offered at Morton, WA 98356 www.brownmortuary.com (360) 496-6234 • Main 9 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 4, 2013 Kravetz Not Guilty of Attempted Murder By Brionna Friedrich ment officer and second-degree Kravetz guilty of first-degree as- the first-degree assault was com- There was one false alarm The Daily World assault against Judge David Ed- sault showed they acknowledged mitted against a law enforce- on the verdict: Jurors came back wards, who was stabbed in the the seriousness of the offense to ment officer. Neither Arcuri nor ready to give a verdict, but after CHEHALIS — After six neck when he came to Davin’s some extent. Menefee gave a sentencing range the verdict was stated, when the days of arguments and 11 hours aid. Kravetz’s mother, Roberta Wednesday, but the maximum court asked each individually to of deliberation, a Lewis County “I would say the jury rendered Dougherty, said she was glad her sentence for that offense is life in confirm their verdict, Juror 12 jury declared Steven Kravetz a fair verdict,” said Kravetz’s at- son was at least acquitted of the prison. said it wasn’t his verdict. They not guilty of attempted murder torney, David Arcuri. attempted murder charge, but Enhancements on the were sent back to deliberate for when he shot Deputy Polly Da- “Obviously, we’re some- otherwise, “I’m kind of numb charges for using a knife and about another hour. vin at the courthouse in Monte- what disappointed they didn’t right now.” gun will add six years to what- When they returned, each sano last year. find the defendant guilty of at- Deputy Prosecutor Ger- ever sentence is given. It will be confirmed the same verdict that They did find him guilty of tempted murder,” Prosecutor ald Fuller noted Judge Richard a day or so before prosecutors had been read earlier, Juror 12 first-degree assault against Da- Stew Menefee said, adding that Brosey essentially has “carte will calculate the exact sentenc- with a decidedly resigned ex- vin, disarming a law enforce- the fact that the jury did find blanche” on sentencing because ing range. pression. Sirens: Employee Theft; Collision in Chehalis; Burglaries; Vehicle Prowl Continued from Main 8 Vehicle Prowl in Ashford. A microwave, a saw, a propane tank, a space heater and the room they were staying in • A vehicle prowl at the park More Remembrances On and ride lot off of Interstate 5 at other items, all valued at $340, and flooded the bathroom. The were reportedly stolen. The in- employee reported that they Exit 77 was reported at 5:53 p.m. Page Main 6 Monday. An amplifier, a sub- vestigation is ongoing. both appeared to be on drugs. • A 52-year-old Vader wom- woofer, a stereo and pills, valued An officer responded, and re- an called police at 10:19 a.m. moved the couple from the inn. at $950, were reportedly stolen. Wednesday to report that some- A few hours later, at 12:50 p.m. time in the last year, while she Wednesday, police responded LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE and her husband were living to another incident involving out of state, someone broke into the couple at Penny Playground. Burglaries their house on the 200 block The 911 caller advised that the • A 59-year-old Eatonville of Terra Lane outside of Va- man was wandering around man called police at 1:26 p.m. der. Tools, clothing, furniture, Penny Playground making Wednesday to report that some- motorcycle ramps, two chain virginia (ginger) lawton threats to children. The caller one broke into his weekend home saws and other items, valued at June 10, 1931 - March 31, 2013 said the man was “off his rocker” on the 100 block of Fairway Drive $4,200, were reportedly stolen. and “using profanity.” An officer Ginger was born June 10, responded and warned the cou- 1931 and went to be with ple. There were no arrests. the lord on March 31, 2013. She was born in San Jose, Employee Theft Calif., then made her way • Police took a report of a claire J. Mayberry to Washington where she February 21, 1925 - March 28, 2013 was a longtime resident of possible theft by an employee Yelm, Tenino and Chehalis at a store on the 1600 block of Paul LaPorte, great- areas. She worked many Northwest Louisiana Avenue at granddaughter, Kylie years at Edwards Resort 9:43 a.m. Wednesday. The re- Schlobohm and great- on Lawrence Lake and porting party told police that the grandsons, Dylan and then drove bus for Tenino employee allegedly stole more Trevor Schlobohm. As the School District. She owned than $11,000 worth of merchan- wife of a U.S. Navy man, and operated the old Jiffy dise. The theft is still under in- Claire lived in Newport, Café in Tenino and then R.I., Alaska, Seattle and worked at Olympia School vestigation. Bremerton, Wash., San District until retirement. Collision Francisco, Alameda, San Ginger was full of life, Tracy (Russell) Page- Diego and Long Beach, her sense of humor was • A 33-year-old pregnant Lawton, Craig (Alissa) Calif. After the Navy, infectious and her kindness Lawton and eight great- Chehalis woman accidentally she completed High towards others was one of grandchildren. drove through a fence and col- School, her AA degree a kind. She loved to travel, The Lawton family lided with a truck parked on a and Licensed Vocational her favorite destination invites you to celebrate display ramp at Uhlmann RV Claire J. Mayberry was Nursing Certiicate. She was Yuma, Ariz. She loved Ginger’s life on Monday, dealership at 1001 SW Interstate born Feb. 21, 1925 and worked as a nurse and her family and friends April 8, 2013 at Newell- Ave. Tuesday afternoon, accord- passed away on March caregiver and raised birds- and spent her life creating Hoerlings Mortuary, 205 28, 2013. Claire was LOTS of birds, Parakeets, special memories with her W. Pine St., Centralia, WA ing to Chehalis police. No one Canaries, Finches, grandchildren. was injured, but the collision born in Blackstone Mass. 98531 at 1:00 p.m. In lieu She was predeceased by Cockatiel’s, Parrots, She is survived by her of lowers, donations may caused the truck to hit another her husband, Robert D. etc... She also knitted signiicant other of 62 be made to Lewis County truck parked next to it. All three Mayberry, her parents, and crocheted, with years, Leon Lawton of Hospice, 1821 Cooks Hill vehicles sustained significant Joseph and Albertine tiny thread and intricate Chehalis, her two sons and Rd., Ste. 200, Centralia, wives, Larry and Jeanette damage. The woman was dis- Guilbault, sisters, Lucille patterns. Wherever she WA 98531. tracted, and drove straight in- and Joan and brothers, went, Claire made friends. Lawton and Steve and Edna Lawton, her grandchildren, To view this obituary, please go to stead of rounding the curved Raymond and Morris. She loved all the members She is survived by her of her family, always Jason (Amanda) Lawton, chronline.com/obituaries road and went up the embank- asked after their welfare Steven (Melissa) Lawton, ment and through the fence. brother, Robert, daughter, Cynthia Middlebrook, and surrounded herself son, Milton Mayberry, with their pictures. granddaughters, Tamara Warner and Julie To view the obituary, please go Calendar Schlobohm, grandson, to chronline.com/obituaries.

Continued from Main 2 Marietta “Mary”

as a drama coach for many Ingrid (Baker) Blatt years privately and at The West Coast Ensemble and the Mac- In Loving Memory of hey would winter in Clain School in Los Angeles, and Douglas, Ariz., enjoying conducted a showcase for sev- golf with their friends. eral years to connect talent with Melvin Helvie Mary and Ernie returned producers, directors and casting to Washington and settled agents. in Pe Ell in 2002. Most recently in the Pacific September 10, 1934 - March 11, 2013 Mary is survived by her husband, Ernie, children, Northwest, she has held work- Teresa (Terry) Brunstad of shops on improvisation and cold Chehalis, Lori Gilbertson reading techniques with casting of Tacoma and Zachary director Judith Holstra. (Samantha) Huckstep of A reserved lunch, $8.95, in- Eagle River, Alaska, step- cludes a deluxe turkey sandwich children, Mike (Dawn) with cheese, lettuce, tomato and Blatt of Silverdale, Jef pickle (wheat or sourdough), or Blatt of Apple Valley, Calif., hummus with cole slaw, chips Patti (Joe) Crivellone of and a beverage. Marietta “Mary” Ingrid Tacoma and Vicki (Tom) Call Eric Miller, (360) 740- (Baker) Blatt passed away Garry of Plugerville, peacefully March 31, 2013 Texas, grandchildren, 9158, to register, pay for class and Service Casey James, Amanda, reserve lunch. at her home in Pe Ell, ater a long battle with brain Joshua, Kaylee, Brycen, Joe, Tabitha and Zeal, Dancing, Country Four, 7-10 p.m., Saturday, April 27, 2013 cancer. Mary was born Feb. 12, step-grandchildren, James, South Union Grange, 10030 Tilley Road Angela, TJ and great- S., Olympia, (360) 352-2135 1946 in Camas, Wash., and 1:00 p.m. she was adopted soon ater granddaughter, Sophia Games Day, traditional and modern Jane, her biological brother board games, card games, 1 p.m., Matrix by Howard and Gladys Melvin Helvie, Helvie, both of Albany, Baker of Mayield, Wash. and sisters, Susan McConn, Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 Eldon Price, Lady Donna National Tartan Day celebration, 5 78, passed away Ore., and numerous Mary was the 1964 p.m., Devilfish Public House, Chehalis, peacefully on Monday, nieces and nephews. Morton Logger Jubilee “Billy” (Bill) Bell, Roxie performances by Stewart Neving and March 11, 2013 at Ray Melvin was preceded Queen and graduated from Flaherty and Jim (Carol) Vancouver Pipes & Drums Corps, no cov- Hickey Hospice House in death by his parents Mossyrock High School in Rose. er, adults only, (360) 996-4682 in Vancouver, Wash. and his brother, Donald 1964. In 1970, she married She is preceded in death Stir Crazy, rock, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter He lived in the Dryad, Helvie and sister, Frank Huckstep. To this by her parents and her Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273- Washington area Marcile Portwood. union, three children were brother, John Baker of 2000, ext. 301 most of his life and Melvin loved sports born. Shortly ater Mount Longview. Composting class, 10 a.m., Master moved to Vancouver and attending ball St. Helens erupted, they A celebration of life will be Recyclers and Composters Demo Area, in January 2006, to be games played by the moved to Alaska to raise held April 13, 2013 at 1:00 Centralia Solid Waste Transfer Station, near his sister, Stella Pe Ell Trojans. He their family. hey divorced p.m. at the Pe Ell Methodist 1411 S.Tower Ave., free Ecobin compost and niece, Melody, so especially loved the in 1985. Church, 416 1st Street S., bin for each family, (360) 740-1212 they could assist in his Seattle Mariners and Mary moved back to Pe Ell. Bufet to follow at “Seeds 101,” 1 p.m., Salkum Timber- care. Melvin was born was able to attend Washington and she the church. land Library demo garden, sponsored to Leon and Ida Helvie a game on his 70th was the customer service he family would like by Lewis County Master Gardeners, Sept. 10,1934. He is birthday. to thank the Pe Ell Fire 740-1212 manager for 15 years for survived by his sisters, A celebration of life Fullers Market Basket in Department and the staf Libraries Barbara Simmonds of (potluck) will be held Chehalis. of Assured Hospice for their Albany, Ore., Leona Saturday, April 27, In 1992, Mary married caring and support. Tax preparation help, 10:30 a.m., Coleman of Chehalis, 2013 at 1:00 p.m. at the Donations may be Salkum Ernest “Ernie” Blatt. Wash., and Stella Pe Ell Senior Center. Ater they both retired, directed to the Pe Ell Fire Organizations Mauer of Battle Ground To view this obituary, they moved to Pittsville, Department Auxiliary, P.O. (Vancouver), Wash., please go to chronline.com/ Disabled American Veterans, 1 p.m., Wis., where they enjoyed Box 308, Pe Ell, WA 98528 and two brothers, obituaries. many years harvesting To view the obituary, please go to American Legion building, 111 W. Main Gilbert and Leon St., Centralia, (360) 245-3357 or (360) cranberries and hunting. chronline.com/obituaries. 262-9360 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 4, 2013 • Main 10 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief In Colorado, Obama Conn. Lawmakers Pass Wide- North Moved Missile Will Press Congress to With ‘Considerable Pass Gun Measures, Range’ to Coast, But No Place Focus on Ranging Gun Control Law Signs of Major Conflict Background Checks By Susan Haigh SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — The Associated Press North Korea has moved a mis- WASHINGTON (AP) — In ‘‘This would put Connecticut right at sile with “considerable range” danger of losing congressional HARTFORD, Conn. — Con- to its east coast, South Korea’s momentum, President Barack necticut lawmakers gave final the top or near the top of the states defense minister said today, but Obama is drawing attention to approval early today to a wide- he added that there are no signs Colorado’s newly passed gun ranging bill that includes sweep- with the strongest gun laws.’’ that Pyongyang is preparing for control laws as he applies pub- ing new restrictions on weapons a full-scale conflict. lic pressure on Congress to pass and large capacity ammunition The report came hours after similar federal measures. Brian Malte magazines, a response to last director of mobilization, Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence in Washington North Korea’s military warned Obama was traveling to the year’s deadly school shooting that it has been authorized to Denver suburbs Wednesday, in Newtown that one lawmaker attack the U.S. using “smaller, stepping up his call for universal called “the nation’s worst night- The governor, who personally “This would put Connecticut lighter and diversified” nuclear background checks for gun buy- mare.” informed parents that their chil- right at the top or near the top of weapons. It was the North’s lat- ers as well as his demands for Following a total of more dren had been killed that day, the states with the strongest gun est war cry against America in Congress to at least vote on an than 13 hours of respectful and championed the cause, and leg- laws,” Malte said. recent weeks, with the added assault weapons ban and limits at times somber debate, the islative leaders, keenly aware of Colorado and New York suggestion that it had improved on large-capacity ammunition House and the Senate voted in the attention on the state, struck also passed new gun control re- its nuclear technology. magazines. favor of the 139-page bill craft- a bipartisan agreement they want quirements in the wake of the South Korean Defense Min- The trip is heavy with po- ed by leaders from both major to serve as a national model. Newtown shooting, in which a ister Kim Kwan-jin dismissed litical symbolism. Colorado ex- parties in the Democratic-con- The bill passed 26-10 in the 20-year-old gunman used a mil- reports in Japanese media that panded background checks and trolled General Assembly. Senate and 105-44 in the House itary-style semi-automatic rifle. the missile could be a KN-08, placed restrictions on maga- The bill now goes to Demo- of Representatives. Both were bi- which is believed to be a long- zines despite being a state with cratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, partisan votes. COMPARED WITH Connecticut’s range missile that if operable a deep-rooted hunting tradition, who was scheduled to sign it at The legislation adds more legislation, which, for example, could hit the United States. where gun ownership is a cher- noon on today during a ceremo- than 100 firearms to the state’s bans the sale or purchase of am- Kim told lawmakers at a par- ished right. Moreover, Obama ny at the state Capitol. assault weapons ban and creates munition magazines holding liamentary committee meeting will meet with law enforcement “I pray today’s bill — the most what officials have called the more than 10 rounds, New York that the missile has “consider- officials and community leaders far-reaching gun safety legisla- nation’s first dangerous weapon restricted magazines to seven able range” but not enough to hit at the Denver Police Academy, tion in the country — will pre- offender registry as well as eli- bullets and gave owners of high- the U.S. mainland. not far from the Aurora suburb vent other families from ever gibility rules for buying ammu- er-capacity magazines a year to The range he described could where a gunman last summer experiencing the dreadful loss nition. Some parts of the bill sell them elsewhere. Colorado refer to a mobile North Korean killed 12 people in a movie the- that the 26 Sandy Hook families would take effect immediately banned ammunition magazines missile known as the Musudan, ater. The president’s trip is oc- have felt,” said House Major- after Malloy’s signature, includ- that hold more than 15 rounds. which has a range of 3,000 kilo- curring in the same week that ity Leader Joe Aresimowicz, D- ing background checks for all “There are pieces that are stron- meters (1,800 miles). That would prosecutors announced they Berlin, referring to the families firearms sales. ger in other states, but, in totality, make Japan and South Korea po- would seek the death penalty for of the 20 first graders and six this will be the strongest gun leg- tential targets, but little is known James Holmes, accused of carry- educators killed Dec. 14 inside CONNECTICUT WILL JOIN states islation passed in the United States,” about the missile’s accuracy. ing out the Aurora rampage. Sandy Hook Elementary School. including California, New York, Betty Gallo, a lobbyist for Con- New Jersey and Massachusetts necticut Against Gun Violence, Vietnamese Vets Officers on Lookout THE DECEMBER massacre, in having the country’s strongest said of the Connecticut bill. For Two With Ties to which reignited a national de- gun control laws, said Brian Malte, But some lawmakers said Exposed to Agent bate on gun control, set the stage director of mobilization for the they felt the legislation did not Orange Seek Relief White Supremacist for changes in the state that may Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun do enough to address mental Gang in Death of have been impossible elsewhere: Violence in Washington. health issues. With Scientology Colorado Prison Chief ‘Detox’ Program THAI BINH, Vietnam (AP) DENVER (AP) — Authori- Soliders Not Welcome at Molotov Cocktail Party — North Vietnamese army vet- ties investigating the death of eran Nguyen Anh Quoc gri- Colorado’s prisons chief told law maces as he forces down the enforcement officers Wednes- last of the 35 vitamins he takes day to be on the lookout for two each morning. After decades of known associates of a white su- suffering from illnesses he be- premacist prison gang. lieves were caused by exposure James Lohr, 47, and Thomas to Agent Orange, he is putting Guolee, 31, aren’t being called his faith in a regime advocated suspects in the death of Colo- by the Church of Scientology. rado Department of Corrections “I have to take them,” the chief Tom Clements, but their 62-year-old said at a treatment names have surfaced during the center established with the help investigation, El Paso County of a Scientology-funded group. sheriff’s Lt. Jeff Kramer said. He “They will clean up my body.” wouldn’t elaborate. The center, a converted An officer safety bulletin mushroom farm in northern regarding the two was sent out Vietnam, owes as much to Scien- Wednesday. Kramer said Lohr tology’s desire to expand around and Guolee are known associ- the world, away from scandal ates of the 211 Crew. That’s the in the United States, as it does same gang whose members in- to pressure in Vietnam to try to cluded Evan Ebel, who is a sus- help aging veterans still suffer- pect in the death of Clements on ing from the effects of war. March 19 and of Nathan Leon, Many medical experts re- a pizza deliveryman, two days Nasser Shiyoukhi / The Associated Press gard the treatment — a 25-day earlier. A Palestinian protester throws a Molotov cocktail towards Israeli soldiers, not pictured, during clashes in the West Bank vitamin and sauna regime — as Ebel was killed in a shoot- city of Hebron on Wednesday. Palestinian prisoners have been rioting and hunger striking since a 64-year-old prisoner junk medicine or even danger- out with Texas authorities after died of throat cancer on Tuesday. The Palestinians have blamed Israel for the man’s death, saying he was not given ous. But for now at least, it has the deaths. Investigators have proper medical care. The prisoner, Maysara Abu Hamdiyeh, had been serving a life sentence for his role in a foiled at- found fertile ground here. said the gun Ebel used in the tempt to bomb a busy cafe in Jerusalem in 2002. shootout was also used to kill Clements when the prisons chief Israeli Defense answered the front door of his Minister Says Military home. Sheriff Slain in W. Va. Had Waged War Against Drugs Will Not Allow Gaza U.S. is Halfway Toward By John Raby and Vicki Smith “He told them right before Fire to Continue The Associated Press he got in as sheriff, ‘If you’re Obama’s 5-Year Goal of dealing drugs, I’m coming after JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel WILLIAMSON, W.Va. — you. I’m cleaning this town up,’” ‘‘To say Eugene will will not sit back while Palestin- Doubling Exports But Just months before being Cline said. “He got out just to be missed is a vast ian militants attack the south of Likely to Fall a Bit Short gunned down, Sheriff Eugene do one thing, and that’s to clean the country from Gaza, Defense Crum made good on a campaign this town up. That’s all that man understatement.’’ Minister Moshe Yaalon said WASHINGTON (AP) — promise to do what many in law tried to do.” Wednesday, hours after the mili- Suddenly outsourcing is on the enforcement have attempted in Authorities were mum about John Mark Hubbard tary retaliated for rocket fire for southern West Virginia — crack way out and insourcing on the a possible connection between county commission president the first time since an eight-day down on drugs, especially the il- way in as the U.S. trudges un- Crum and the suspect, 37-year- exchange of strikes in November. evenly toward President Barack legal sale of prescription pills. old Tennis Melvin Maynard, Yaalon’s remarks came as two Obama’s goal of doubling In three months and two days who was shot and wounded by a “We were and we are proud rockets fired from the coastal American exports around the on the job, he’d already helped Mingo deputy following a chase of him and his service,” Com- territory exploded at an Israeli world by the start of 2015. indict dozens of suspected drug border town, according to police. and after state police said he missioner Hubbard said. “To say So far, export levels are about dealers through Mingo County’s Code Red alarm sirens wailed in pulled a weapon. Eugene will be missed is a vast halfway to his mark. new Operation Zero Tolerance. understatement.” Sderot at about 7:30 a.m. local Obama set the five-year tar- Authorities haven’t said State Police Capt. David Nel- A bouquet of red roses with time warning of incoming rock- get in his January 2010 State of whether that work was related son said Maynard was being a red ribbon was fastened to a ets and forcing the town residents the Union address and recently to his shooting death at midday treated late Wednesday night at who were on their way to work or guardrail above the parking lot has hastened his drumbeat, tell- on a street in the small town of Cabell Huntington Hospital in school to take cover. No injuries ing his export advisory council Williamson on Wednesday, but Huntington but did not comment where the shooting happened. were sustained in the attack. last month the nation was “well residents and county officials on his condition. Hospital spokes- Though there is no indication Hours earlier, Israel struck tar- on our way” to his goal. “The suspect it. man Charles Shumaker refused of any connection, Crum’s kill- gets in Gaza in response to Pales- question now becomes: How do Crum’s team has targeted to comment or confirm whether ing comes on the heels of a Texas tinian rocket attacks. It was the we sustain this momentum?” people “who spread the disease Maynard was a patient Thursday, district attorney and his wife being first time Israel retaliated for Gaza While economists and in- of addiction among our resi- citing federal privacy laws. shot to death in their home over rocket fire since an informal cease- dustry leaders generally ex- dents,” said County Commis- At a news conference hours the weekend, and just weeks after fire ended eight days of cross-bor- pect the ambitious target to be sion President John Mark Hub- after the killing, officials Colorado’s corrections director der strikes between Israel and the missed, impressive gains already bard. mourned the fallen sheriff, but also was gunned down at his home. Hamas-ruled territory in Novem- booked in American manufac- Resident Jerry Cline stood released few details of the shoot- Those bold killings and oth- ber. That round of fighting was turing and exporting suggest near the site of the slaying hours ing, which happened just blocks ers have led authorities to pro- triggered in part by almost daily such a miss may not be by that later, the drug crackdown clearly away from the county court- pose more protection for law Palestinian rocket and mortar at- much. at the forefront of his thoughts. house. enforcers. tacks on southern Israel. • Main 11 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 4, 2013 State Senate Budget Includes Cuts, Avoids Taxes By Mike Baker and Rachel La Corte can Sen. Michael Baumgartner The Associated Press met for weeks during the bud- get-writing process. OLYMPIA — The Senate on “When you’re sitting in a Wednesday unveiled a budget room with two Democrats and proposal that focuses on a series two Republicans, what we went of spending cuts and fund trans- through was a very thorough fers as lawmakers work toward and meticulous and thoughtful balancing a projected budget process,” Hill said. “We looked deficit of more than $1.2 billion at where we could capture sav- and complying with a court- ings, where we could control ordered requirement to spend spending.” more on the state’s basic educa- tion system. HARGROVE PRAISED THE process The budget proposal doesn’t but stopped short of calling the seek to close tax exemptions proposal a bipartisan budget. or extend or make permanent He noted that while Democrats temporary tax increases, as pro- were involved in discussions, posed in the budget put forth by and some of their ideas were Gov. Jay Inslee last week. The accepted, ultimately they’re not Senate proposal does extend a the ones in charge. fee on hospital beds, phasing it “I consider the process a out over a six-year period. bipartisan process, the most “We live within our means,” transparent bipartisan process Republican Sen. Andy Hill, the that’s ever happened,” he said. chamber’s top budget writer, As for the final budget: “You’ll said in a meeting with reporters Rachel La Corte / The Associated Press know if it’s bipartisan if you see earlier in the day. “We essential- Republican Sen. Andy Hill, second from right, speaks about the chamber’s budget proposal, joined by Democratic Sens. the votes on the floor.” ly prioritized the budget toward Sharon Nelson and Jim Hargrove, left, and Republican Sen. Linda Evans Parlette, far right, on Wednesday in Olympia. The The Democratic-controlled education.” proposal seeks to address a projected budget deicit and put more money into the state’s basic education system without House is expected to release its new taxes. budget proposal next week. THE BUDGET WRITERS said they Lawmakers are nearing the identified more than $1 billion Rep. Ross Hunter called “cruel.” Washington Supreme Court rul- crats, known as the Majority Co- end of a 105-day legislative ses- in savings, including $65 mil- Inslee called the spending plan ing that the state wasn’t meet- alition Caucus. Hill said that he, sion, which is set to conclude lion in government efficiencies “deeply flawed.” ing its constitutional obligation Hargrove, Nelson and Republi- April 28. that state agencies will have to “The Senate proposal to ad- to properly fund education. implement, $127 million in sav- dress our basic education obli- The overall amount proposed ings by moving thousands of gations is funded in large part Wednesday includes more than 2nd Annual low-income government work- through cuts to vital services for $240 million on a learning assis- ers into federally subsidized children, families and vulnera- tance program targeted to high- health care and millions more ble adults — exactly what I have poverty schools and $41 million Sundress to Impress saved by delaying the opening of said we must not do,” Inslee said. to phase in expansion of full-day a prison unit. An event for mothers & daughters kindergarten. Tickets available at Debbie's Boutique Perhaps the most conten- DEMOCRATIC SEN. SHARON Nel- The Senate also moves for- tious cuts will come in social Sunday, April 21, 2013 son said there are elements in ward with Medicaid expansion, All proceeds services. One would eliminate a the budget that lawmakers will with the assumption that the at 12:00pm program that provides cash aid to beneit probably reconsider and amend move will save the state nearly Tickets to blind, disabled or older peo- 120 S. Tower Avenue, Centralia United Way of in the coming weeks as the pub- $300 million. ple who are typically waiting for A Fashion Show featuring Lewis County lic gives feedback on the plans. $25 approval of federal benefits. It Designer Bri Seeley from L.A. would save the state $40 million. Both of the Democratic bud- IN HIGHER EDUCATION, the Sen- Hill said lawmakers assume that get leaders said revenue options ate proposes to require a 3 per- Includes Catered Lunch by Laurel from nonprofits will help the people will be examined to help prevent cent reduction in tuition for Mackinaws, Beverage of Choice from who would typically get state some of the cuts. Hill was non- in-state students. They say this Brownstone and Dessert by BHB benefits. committal on that specific issue will help manage the long-term but said his caucus was flexible. financial concerns in the state’s Enjoy Entertainment, Random Chance HARGROVE SAID IT remains a The budget proposal also prepaid tuition program. Drawing and a Silent Auction question mark whether the peo- repeals the voter-approved cost- Inslee’s budget plan would of-living raises for teachers, re- allow further tuition increases Sponsored by Pacific Mobile Structures ple will be able to get the same CH493464sl.db quality of services from private directing the assumed $320 at the University of Washington Hosted By: organizations. million to basic education. It and Washington State Univer- “This was a hard one for us to also redirects money from other sity — as much as 5 percent per Debbie's Boutique swallow,” Democratic Sen. Jim accounts, like the construction year. Tuition at other state uni- Hargrove said. “We’re not sure budget. versities would go up as much as how this is going to work ex- Compared to the current 3 percent a year, while tuition at actly.” budget, the spending plan for community and technical col- Lawmakers would also take the coming two years adds $1.5 leges would remain steady for out $180 million from a child billion more to K-12 education, the next two years. care program for the working including $1 billion directly Republicans control the Sen- poor — a cut that Democratic toward satisfying last year’s ate with the help of two Demo- Staying Active Growth: New Home Construction Up in 2013 Continued from Main 1 and Sports Complex — which WE OFFER: receives 0.3 percent of the state • Independent Apartments, "It's all pretty darn good," sales tax collected in Lewis Cottages & Townhouses Grose said in a meeting Wednes- County. Other groups funded, ‘‘We do seem to be • No Buy-In, No Lease day morning. including the justice depart- getting some positive • Meals Included The commissioner attributes ment and the drug court, also • All Utilities Paid the swell, in part, to greater in- indicators.’’ stand to benefit from increased • Weekly Housekeeping ternational demand for timber. sales tax revenue. "The market in China is very • 24 Hour On Site Management good right now," Grose said. Merlin MacReynold NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION also Chehalis city manager "The state can't sell to China, but has experienced a moderate Cottages & Apartments private landowners can." boost in both 2012 and the first "That opens up the local mar- quarter of 2013, according to the Available NOW! ket and prices go up overall in county’s lead permit tech, Cher- think it would be tough to have the whole industry," he said. yl McGee. Lewis County in the any real change with continued Tax from private timber sales, last three months has processed high unemployment.” 2100 SW Woodland Circle, Chehalis as well as about 15 percent of the ex- Lewis County had 13.4 per- (Behind Steck Medical Center)

15 building permits for single- CH494169bw.cg cise tax collected on DNR sales, go family housing starts. In last cent unemployment in February www. into the county's general fund. In 2013, according to the Washing- 360.748.0095 year’s first quarter, the county woodlandestatesonline.com past years, that money has ranged processed 12. Eight mobile home ton Employment Security De- from approximately $300,000 to [email protected] permits were processed in the partment. more than $2.1 million. first quarter of both this year and last year, according to McGee. THE COUNTY ALSO has seen in- creased general spending in the In 2011, Lewis County pro- first two months of this year, as cessed 60 building permits for Specializing in compared to last year, said Bud- single-family housing starts. In get and Fiscal Services Director 2012, that number jumped to 75. ~ Dawna Truman. Permits for mobile homes, how- Family Medicine ~ Of the total estimated sales ever, decreased; 52 were pro- Children and Adults tax revenue for 2013, 15.9 percent cessed in 2011, 33 in 2012. was collected in January and Feb- ruary; last year, 13.4 percent was DESPITE THE POSITIVE SIGNS, it’s Don Allison, M.D. collected, according to Truman. still too soon to celebrate de- Family Medicine Physician For Lewis County, property finitive economic recovery, ac- tax comprises a much larger cording to Truman, the county's  portion of the budget than sales budget director. Daryl Conklin, PA-C tax, but in the incorporated cit- Predictions for timber tax Physician Assistant ies, sales tax is crucial. revenue, for example, hold little Chehalis City Manager Mer- weight until at least midway lin MacReynold said Chehalis through the year, and basing has seen increased sales tax rev- predictions for the year's total Monday-Friday enue each month for the last six sales tax revenue on two months 8 a.m.-noon, 1 p.m.-5 p.m. months, and sales tax in Janu- of data is speculation in the ex- ary 2013 showed an increase of treme, Truman said. 13.1 percent over 2012. February "There are blips all the time," and March showed 9.7 percent she said. "That doesn't mean it will and 9.8 percent improvement, stay that way for the rest of the year." respectively, according to infor- “We do seem to be getting mation provided by the city. some positive indicators,” Che- halis city Manager MacReyn- That increased funding will Randle Clinic CH494601bw.cg trickle down to the Public Fa- old added. “Whether or not cilities District — the munici- that means the local economy 108 Kindle Rd. • Randle pal corporation charged with is turning around, I would say 360-497-3333 managing the Events Center it might look that way ... but I Main 12  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 4, 2013 LOCAL

Harassment and Assault in Washington Schools in the Last Year Report: ‘It Wasn’t Equal’ Continued from Main 1 and reporting it to school of- ficials, Meyers said, he felt he flamboyant person,” the 2010 couldn’t trust the adults who graduate said of his school ex- should have offered him support perience. “It’s not a euphoria. but instead brushed the trau- Everybody’s got a target on their matic incident under the rug. back.” “It’s sad for people to not have that safe place to be,” Meyers said. WASHINGTON SCHOOLS remain GLSEN’s study indicates that hostile places for many lesbian, a safer school climate directly re- gay, bisexual and transgender lates to the availability of LGBT students, according to School Cli- school-based resources, including mate in Washington, a study re- gay-straight alliances, inclusive cur- leased in March by the Gay Lesbi- riculum, supportive staff and com- an & Straight Education Network. prehensive anti-bullying policies. The findings, based on Wash- The study remains the only ington youth who participated in national study that has consis- tently documented school ex- Hearing Biased Remarks from Students in Washington Schools GLSEN’s 2011 National School periences of LGBT students for Climate Survey, show that LGBT over a decade. (lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans- gender) students in the state face AMINA KIRBY, a 2006 Centra- high levels of harassment based lia High School graduate, said on their sexual orientation or as a transgender woman, she gender expression and regularly has definitely had experiences hear anti-gay slurs from stu- where she felt she didn’t have dents and staff. Almost a third support. Kirby was born with of the 282 Washington students the bodily characteristics of a surveyed said they experienced male but internally identifies physical assaults or harassment. with the female sex and today Meyers said following his at- expresses herself accordingly. RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS tack, he started drinking, using Kirby said in school, she of- FROM SCHOOL CLIMATE drugs and cutting himself to ten felt excluded because she IN WASHINGTON STUDY: cope with the pain, even con- wasn’t “normal” in terms of gen- templating suicide. der and sexuality. • 63 percent of LGBT students Teen depression and suicidal “It often felt like the blame While Amina Kirby said she Kaiser said, it’s mostly the adults reported sexual harassment thoughts are on the rise in Lewis was placed onto me instead of has seen tolerance for gays and who treat her differently because • 45 percent of LGBT students County, according to the 2012 accepting that gender isn’t al- lesbians increase in recent years, of her sexual orientation. had property deliberately dam- Healthy Youth Survey released there is still a lot of misunder- aged or stolen ways black and white,” the now • 90 percent of LGBT students last month. Nearly a third of 25-year-old said, noting kids standing, particularly surround- DESPITE SIGNS OF progress, high school students reported regularly heard homophobic would make mean comments ing transgender individuals. GLSEN’s survey found that remarks depression and about 20 percent and threw rocks at her. most LGBT students still face said they had considered suicide. • 25 percent of LGBT students Feeling isolated and alone, FOR THE FIRST TIME in 2011, many obstacles in school affect- reported hearing school staff Despite his depression, Mey- Kirby said, she burned herself to GLSEN’s study found both de- ing their academic performance make negative remarks about ers gathered the courage to come cope with the pain. creased levels of biased language and well-being. someone’s gender expression out of the closet with his sexuality. and victimization along with in- Twice in her high school ca- • 14 percent attended a “It was scary as hell,” he said. KIRBY’S FATHER, Neal Kirby, who creased levels of access to LGBT reer, Kaiser said, she has had to school with a comprehensive “I just developed a thicker skin is principal at Centralia’s Edison school support resources. switch classes in order to find a anti-bullying/harassment policy but you're constantly being Elementary School and an educa- AmyJo Kaiser, a junior at more tolerant instructor and has that included specific protec- called a fag.” tor of 35 years, wrote an October Centralia High School who is had problems bringing her fe- tions for sexual orientation and Meyers is not alone. Nearly commentary in support of same- lesbian, said she has seen accep- male dates to school dances. gender identity all, 90 percent, of LGBT stu- sex marriage, in which he said the tance of the LGBT community “I felt really attacked,” Kaiser Source: Gay Lesbian & Straight dents in Washington reported school’s answer to the grief his in Lewis County increase, par- said. “It wasn’t equal.” Education Network verbal harassment, according to daughter experienced was that ticularly among her peers over Still, others such as Brandan GLSEN’s study. A quarter said she was bringing it on herself. the last two years. Drop, a sophomore who is het- are starting to move forward in they regularly heard school staff “It’s not a choice. It’s a physiolog- “But some of the teachers are erosexual but was raised by two their attitudes toward the LGBT make negative remarks about ical issue in my body,” said Amina pretty skeptical,” the 16-year- gay men, said he thinks society community. someone’s gender expression Kirby, who plans to have gender old said. is finally starting to understand. “Times are different, it’s more and 14 percent said teachers reassignment surgery in May. “It’s Though she has dealt with be- Dylan Lynch, a freshman at acceptable,” the 15-year-old made homophobic comments. not something I’m doing for fun.” ing pushed around, rumors and Centralia High School who is said, noting he wears makeup to Schools need to facilitate More awareness of gender rude comments from her peers, gay, said he thinks today’s youth school. “People love me for it.” better support groups for LGBT variance and LGBT issues, Am- teens, Meyers said, to reduce ex- ina Kirby said, could decrease periences similar to his own. the trauma many students expe- rience and have to try to reverse AFTER BEING SEXUALLY assaulted in their adult lives. Conviction: 7-Year-Old Victim Continued from Main 1 ing and flushing the toilet, ac- cording to the opinion. He also Williams also argued that his did not know how to do chores defense counsel was ineffective or put dishes away. All of these by failing to object to the prose- things “frustrated” Williams. cutor’s alleged improper remark On the second day of the during the closing arguments, child’s visit, Williams began according to the opinion. The spanking the child, according appeals court also rejected this to the opinion. The abuse es- argument. calated, revolving around bath At the time the abuse oc- time, and it reached a point curred, the child was 7 years old where Williams regularly made and was in special education at the child strip naked, covered school and could not count to 10 his eyes with a bandana, taped or recite his ABCs, according to his mouth shut and bound his the opinion. The boy had been wrists. He then would beat him living with his grandparents in with a belt. He also choked the North Bend, but in the summer child when he did poorly on of 2010, he spent three weeks math and reading. with his mother in Chehalis. He also shoved the child’s During this time, the boy’s head in the toilet for not flush- mother, Sarra L. Dennis, was ing, poured cold water over him working graveyard shifts at work and wrote the words “stop star- and the boy would be under the ing” on his buttocks, according primary care of the woman’s to the opinion. boyfriend, Williams, who was By the end of the child’s two- a member of the Washington week stay, the boy had two black Army National Guard and was eyes and bruises all over his body, in between deployments at the according to court testimony. time. 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Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl NCAA Final Four Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 7 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Preview 1A Baseball Warriors Fall Twice Via Walk-Off Homer at Montesano By The Chronicle 2-run shot in the bottom of the did end up with 16 strikeouts error. Wilson came out after the sixth. Bialkowsy followed MONTESANO — The sixth inning to put the hosts up in seven innings, but from the a leadoff single in the bottom a single by fellow senior Nate Warriors had the dubious dis- 12-1 and end Game 2 early. standpoint of a pitcher, Dustin of the eighth inning, and a few Nusbaum with the game-ending tinction of losing two games Dustin Wilson went head did a great job and competed walks set the stage for Bruner’s home run. via walk-off home run here to head against Montesano ace with him extremely well.” two-out walk-off grand slam. “We kind of put our heads Layne Bruner — a Washington Rochester scored twice in the “We had a legitimate chance down,” Striegel said, “and let Wednesday in a SWW 1A State University signee — in fourth inning, on a single from to win that ballgame, and just let them do whatever they wanted League Evergreen Division Game 1, striking out six with- Dakota Deal, an RBI infield out it slip away,” Striegel said. to do to us.” baseball doubleheader. out a walk over seven innings of by Curtis Haley, a sacrifice bunt Lucas Eastman and Deal Wilson had two hits, and Montesano’s Layne Bruner work. from Brian Ranger and a passed each had two hits in the opener. Eastman and Fosnacht each hit a grand slam in the bottom “He threw a great ballgame,” ball. The nightcap followed a dif- added hits for Rochester. The of the eighth inning to give the Warrior coach Jerry Striegel said. Montesano tied the game ferent storyline, as Montesano Warriors (5-4 league) will play a Bulldogs a 6-2 win in Game “There were a lot of scouts there with 2 runs in the bottom of scored in every inning and led doubleheader at Elma on Thurs- 1, and Evan Bialkowsky hit a to look at Bruner, and Bruner the seventh, helped along by an 10-1 going into the bottom of day, April 11.

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Ben Margot / The Associated Press Seattle's Brendan Ryan is brushed back by a pitch from Oakland's Tommy Milone in the second inning of a base- ball game on Wednesday in Oakland. Lowrie, Young Power A’s Past Mariners, 6-2

By Michael Wagaman The Associated Press OAKLAND, Calif. — Joe Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Saunders couldn’t find a good Tenino’s Dustin Hammon makes a throw in an efort to turn the double play against Elma in SWW 1A League Evergreen Division baseball action Wednesday night grip on the ball and lasted just in Tenino. four innings in his first start with Seattle. It could have been worse, the way Mariners manager Eric Wedge saw it. Tenino Splits Games With Elma Saunders gave up seven hits, including five doubles, and Se- By Brandon Hansen attle managed just two runners [email protected] over the final seven innings of a 6-2 loss to the Oakland Athletics TENINO — The Beavers on Wednesday night. looked much better in the “It felt like the balls had some nightcap of their doubleheader funny stuff on them,” said Saun- against Elma on Wednesday ders, who walked four and struck night, but then again the first out three. “It just felt like some game was a 9-1 drubbing at the of them were just taking off. My hands of the Eagles. Tenino arm felt good. It was just tough dished out the punishment in to grip the ball.” the second game with seven Seattle took a 2-0 lead be- hits and took advantage of a fore Saunders (0-1) ran his pitch quartet of Elma errors for a 7-3 count up in the third when he payback win in the nightcap. yielded a leadoff double to Coco “They put the pressure on Crisp, then walked Jed Lowrie us in the first game and in the and Chris Young. Yoenis Ces- second game it was us putting pedes drove in Crisp with a sac- on the pressure,” Tenino coach rifice fly to center, but Saunders Jesse Elam said. “It’s a lot easier limited the damage from there. when you’re the one applying The A’s went up 4-2 in the the pressure.” fourth on Lowrie’s double to The day started out lacklus- Brandon Hansen / [email protected] left-center after Josh Reddick ter for the Beavers, with Elma Tenino’s Zack Chamberlain receives the throw to home but its not in time during irst inning of the Beavers’ second game doubled and Crisp reached on a scoring 3 runs in the top of the of a doubleheader against Elma in SWW 1A League Evergreen Division baseball action Wednesday night in Tenino. fielder’s choice. first inning to take an early lead. That ended Saunders’ night, They added another score in though Wedge didn’t seem too the second and third innings in Tenino’s lone run in the bot- the seventh and extended their Most troubling to the Beavers concerned about his veteran left- while Tenino couldn’t get their tom of the frame. lead to the eventual 9-1 victory. were their nine strikeouts. hander. offense clicking. After the Ea- A walk and two singles load- The Eagles finished the game gles made it 6-0 in the top of the ed the bases for Elma and they with a whopping 14 hits, while please see MARINERS, page S5 sixth, Dustin Hammond drove capitalized on it with 3 runs in Tenino had six with two errors. please see BEAVERS, page S3

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Fishing and Hunting Report WDFW Announces New Strong Smelt Return ‘Fish Washington’ Logos; Plans To Build Web Moving Up The Columbia Resource For Anglers By The Chronicle By The Seattle Times “You simply can’t possess any “A majority of the live big- The Washington Depart- fresh live or dead smelt period.” horn sheep spotted during re- It appears an extremely ment of Fish and Wildlife “One decent return doesn’t cent surveys looked to be in poor strong run of smelt is moving up now has a new set of “Fish the Columbia River. make a recovery, and now that condition, with about a third they’re listed there needs to be a of those animals coughing or Washington” logos designed “It didn’t come as a surprise to help symbolize the state’s that the smelt run is good, and criteria to delist them,” Hymer showing other signs of the dis- said. “It would take a while to ease,” Harris said. “We hate to many great fishing opportu- there have been times in the past nities. when they’ve almost disappeared have any changes.” have to take this action, but we believe it’s necessary to stop the WDFW tallied more than only to come back strong again,” 1,800 votes on new logo de- said Joe Hymer, a state Fish and spread of a disease that could devastate adjacent herds of wild sign via the department web- Wildlife biologist. Wildlife Officials To Euthanize site and Facebook page. Now, “What is surprising is the Diseased Bighorn Sheep bighorn sheep in the area.” The disease has already sig- with a few tweaks based on lateness of the smelt run, and public suggestions, the win- they’ve been in the Cathlamet OLYMPIA – State wildlife of- nificantly reduced the herd, ficials will take steps this week which is currently estimated at ning set of logos has been area for a couple weeks before chosen. The logos selected they decide to move upstream,” to curb the spread of a deadly between 35 to 50 animals, said pneumonia outbreak by eutha- Harris. In recent years, the Ti- depict trout and bass with glers and prospective anglers Hymer said. “Now they’ve gone backgrounds of Washington place on fishing,” Donley everywhere. We’ve actually seen nizing wild bighorn sheep in the eton herd has numbered as many state waters and wilderness. said. “With the new tools we them in Toutle, Kalama, Lewis Naches area. as 200 animals. Biologists with the Wash- So far, no dead or sick big- “Fish Washington” is a are introducing, we hope to and Sandy rivers, and quite a few new effort by WDFW to in- of them have also spawned in ington Department of Fish and horn sheep have been found out- build upon the strong out- Wildlife (WDFW) and the U. side the Tieton herd. form anglers about fishing door heritage that fishing mainstem Columbia and up near opportunities in Washington Bonneville (Dam).” S. Department of Agriculture’s Earlier this year, wildlife represents in this state.” Wildlife Services will spend managers received reports of via a variety of communica- While the Columbia smelt tions platforms. return looks very good, catching the next several weeks remov- sick and dead sheep along the Commission Will Consider ing sheep from the Tieton herd, Tieton River. To date, about 25 “The goal is to involve all the once popular fish is off limits anglers in the excitement of Hunting Rules, Discuss since they were added to the En- about 10 miles west of Naches. dead sheep have been found by Because most of the sheep WDFW biologists conducting Washington fishing, some Additional Octopus dangered Species Act listing in of the best fishing in the na- the spring of 2010. are believed to be infected with aerial and ground surveys. Protection a disease that causes pneumo- tion,” said Chris Donley, That means even touching Carcasses tested at Washing- OLYMPIA – The Wash- nia, almost all of the animals will ton State University’s veterinary WDFW inland fish program them is a no-no, and state Fish manager. “And, over the next ington Fish and Wildlife and Wildlife enforcement offi- likely need to be euthanized, said laboratory were found to have Richard Harris, wildlife manag- 18 months, we will be seeking Commission will consider cers have been citing people. additional ways to support adopting 17 new hunting er for WDFW. please see FISHING, page S3 Dead spawned out smelt have Washington state fishing, in- rules for the upcoming sea- been seen littering the banks of cluding anglers just entering son and receive a briefing on the Columbia and the Cowlitz the sport, lapsed anglers who rivers with birds and sea lions options for extending greater want to renew old hobbies, protection to Puget Sound’s gorging on the oily baitfish. CATCH OF THE WEEK and the avid angler searching “There are still some heading giant Pacific octopus popula- out new opportunities.” tion at a public meeting next upstream, but it looks like most The public can view the have already moved into rivers,” week in Olympia. new logo set here: http:// The commission, a nine- Hymer said. “They may have wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/wash- been a little more easy to spot member citizen panel the ington/logos/. sets policy for the Washing- this season with the fairly low The “Fish Washington” ton Department of Fish and and clear water, and that may webpage, available on WD- make a little difference. In some FW’s website, http://wdfw. Wildlife (WDFW), will con- areas there have been a lot of dy- wa.gov, provides details on vene April 12-13 on the Capi- ing smelt with some doing the where to fish for specific in- tol Campus in Room 172 of death spiral in the water.” land and marine fish species the Natural Resources Build- State Fish and Wildlife en- by county and marine area, ing, 1111 Washington St. An forcement has been seeing many and will increasingly add agenda is available athttp:// people coming into contact with new tools and information on wdfw.wa.gov/commission/ smelt, and some are brazenly fishing tips and techniques. meetings/2013/. taking advantage of the good re- “Fish Washington” cur- One new hunting rule turn. rently focuses on lowland under consideration by the “There have been some peo- lakes and marine areas ple who’ve (illegally) targeted commission would allow within Puget Sound, but in them,” Hymer said. “Some have bow hunters to use illumi- the future the website will gotten bored bored with slow nated arrow nocks, which feature information on riv- steelhead fishing, and put a clam can be helpful in finding and ers, streams and high lakes net on a limb to (illegally) catch retrieving arrows. Another fishing opportunities, Don- smelt. One person was actually would restore antlerless elk ley said. “Future updates will dipping smelt. We’ve also seen opportunities for archery also include fishing calendars kids and people picking them up hunters in Yakima County, by species and month, maps, by hand along the shoreline.” and photographs of each of specifically in game manage- Hymer said one person with the access areas,” he added. ment units 352 (Nile) and 356 a smelt dipping net caught a little The “Fish Washington” (Bumping). more than 200 smelt and was web effort was launched in Those and other hunt- caught by fisheries enforcement. April 2012, and has already ing proposals scheduled for “Another person picking up drawn some 130,000 unique a vote are available online trash along the waterfront also visitors. “The popularity of athttp://wdfw.wa.gov/about/ decided to pick up some smelt our web effort speaks to the regulations/development. and somehow ended up with 22 Courtesy of Nathan Bryan of Winlock importance Washington an- html#12-19-007. pounds and a ticket from fisher- Columbia River spring king caught this week. ies enforcement,” Hymer said. • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 4, 2013

MLB Rangers Strike Out 10 Astros to Set Record in 4-0 Win HOUSTON (MCT) — The retractable roof was closed for all three games during the Texas Rangers' season-opening series, yet there was a steady breeze blowing through Minute Maid Park. The air was moved frequently by Houston Astros hitters, whose bats swung through pitches at an alarming rate. The trend continued Wednesday in a 4-0 victory in which the Rangers set a major league record for the most strike- outs by a pitching staff in its first three games of the season. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Alexi Ogando struck out a ca- Tenino’s Greigh Hill makes contact with a pitch during his team’s SWW 1A League Evergreen Division doubleheader against Elma Wednesday night in Tenino. reer-high 10 in 6 ⅓ innings, and Joe Nathan struck out the side in the ninth to give the Rangers 43 Beavers: Tenino Hosts Onalaska in a Nonleague Game Friday strikeouts in the series and break the mark held by the 1966 Cleve- Continued from Sports 1 out, Gabe Egge drove in another with a sacrifice fly in the fifth to start, worked his curveball and run on a groundout. Hammond round out the Beaver scoring. established himself as one of our land Indians. “We just had too many men- The mix of quality Rangers walked and then stole second Elma added another run in go-to guys.” tal lapses,” Elam said. “We saw with Miller on third base. The the sixth, but finished with just pitching and an overmatched in the second game that when Elam also liked Dakota Bell- Astros lineup led not only to the steal attempt was successful and two hits. That was largely due to we make Elma play baseball that allowed Miller to score as the the efforts of Kolton McKitrick, rose’s three hits on the day, after record, but also to back-to-back good things can happen for us.” Bellrose suffered a meniscus tear shutouts and a series win for the catcher couldn’t keep the ball in who kept Elma hitless until the After Elma took an early his glove for the throw home. fifth inning and also finished up four weeks before the season Rangers after an Opening Day 1-0 lead in the first, Tenino an- Hammond went to third, the first game in relief. loss. started. swered back in the bottom of then a throwing error allowed Ben Peterson rounded out “Bellrose squared up on a "They're young, they're ag- the second with a one-hit, 5-run him to round the bases and the seventh inning, retiring all bunch of balls and that’s very gressive, and I don't know how rally. Eagles’ pitcher Nick Cam- score at home plate. Miller drove three batters he faced. much of what they saw last night enzind loaded up the bases with in another run in the third in- “Colton and Ben were out- good to see from him coming of Yu Darvish they'd ever seen," a walk and two hit batters before ning before Elma made it 6-2 standing out on the mound. back from injury,” Elam said. manager Ron Washington said. Kellen Miller notched a single in the fourth. He then picked They were on their game” Elam Tenino (5-3 overall) will host "Today, Ogando is known for to score 2 runs. After a strike- up his third RBI of the evening said. “Kolton had his second Onalaska on Friday. striking out guys. He has a good fastball and a tremendous slider, and now he's got a changeup and NFL a curveball to go with all of that." Lance Berkman had an RBI Former Seahawk Matt Flynn Eager for New Beginning in Oakland double in a three-run eighth in- ning to help break open a pitch- ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) — Area reporters. "You're expect- cific Northwest on the bench. up some much-needed salary ers' duel between Ogando and Going from a playoff contender ing to win that job. That's the Now he's in Oakland, cap space by cutting wide re- Philip Humber. The Rangers in Seattle to a rebuilding proj- mental approach I'm going to where general manager Reg- ceiver Darrius Heyward-Bey, held a 1-0 lead when Ogando ect in Oakland doesn't seem to take to it. I'm here to work and gie McKenzie has orches- safety Michael Huff and defen- was removed, and Robbie Ross, bother Matt Flynn much. I'm here to compete and do trated a massive overhaul of sive tackle Tommy Kelly. They also declined to spend on some Tanner Scheppers, Michael Kirk- If anything, the Raiders' what I need to do to make this the team's roster and bloated place better." payroll. McKenzie worked in of their own free agents, allow- man and Nathan finished off the new quarterback is embracing his new surroundings — and The Raiders didn't have Green Bay's front office when ing seven-time Pro Bowl punt- five-hitter. his new role. to pay much to acquire Flynn the Packers drafted Flynn five er Shane Lechler, starting de- The strikeout became an in- With Carson Palmer hav- from the Seahawks, sending a years ago. fensive end Matt Shaughnessy tegral part of the game in the ing been traded to Arizona in a fifth-round pick in 2014 and a "We always got along and I and linebacker Philip Wheeler first inning after leadoff man deal that was completed Tues- conditional selection in 2015 always knew Reggie had a pret- to sign with new teams. Jose Altuve doubled off Ogando day, Flynn is expected to be to the Seahawks in return for ty good head on his shoulders," Palmer was scheduled to and went to third with one out. Oakland's starter next season a player who's been mostly un- Flynn said Tuesday. "Talking earn more than $13 million for Ogando, though, struck out after spending his first five sea- tested since entering the NFL with him leading up to this Oakland, though he agreed to Chris Carter and Carlos Pena to sons in the NFL as a backup. as a seventh-round pick in process, it got me excited be- restructure his deal down with end the threat, and the Astros He'll have to beat out Ter- 2008. cause he has a vision for where the Cardinals once the trade had only two runners advance to relle Pryor for the job in train- Flynn has started just two this thing's going. He's a big- was completed. second base the rest of the game. ing camp, and there's been talk games in the NFL, both while picture guy." Flynn, on the other hand, The Rangers take a step up in the Raiders are considering with Green Bay. He put up Some fans in Oakland will make $5.25 million this class beginning Friday during a taking West Virginia quar- modest numbers as a backup might think otherwise. season and $6.25 million in six-game homestand against the terback Geno Smith with the with the Packers but gained na- Since the 2012 season end- 2014. Los Angeles Angels and Tampa third overall pick in the draft tional attention when he threw ed, the Raiders have gutted "I was hoping to get another Bay. After one series, though, later this month. for 480 yards and six touch- their roster and rid themselves opportunity," Flynn said. "Se- even if it was against an Astros But all indications are that downs in a Week 17 game of the heavily backloaded con- attle had told me that if they team expected to lose 100 games, the 27-year-old Flynn will be against Detroit during the 2011 tracts that have kept McKenzie could find the right place for the Rangers like what they're see- Oakland's third different start- season. from being much of a player in me to get another opportunity ing from their pitching staff. er in three years when the 2013 Flynn cashed in on that free agency. then they would look into it. "It looks good to me," Berk- season begins. success and signed a three- Before trading Palmer to Once this thing started roll- man said. "We knew coming in "I think that should be ev- year, $26 million deal with the Cardinals in a deal that ing and once I started talking that we had some guys who have erybody's expectation, whether Seattle but lost the starting job had been expected ever since to people from the (Raiders) terrific stuff. I think you saw that. you're competing for lineback- to rookie Russell Wilson early the quarterback balked at the organization, I was wanting It was a good start for everybody. ers, DBs or snapper," Flynn last season and spent the re- team's request to take a pay cut, to get this thing done and get I think we showed we're going to said during a meeting with Bay mainder of his time in the Pa- the Raiders had already cleared here." be a tough team to beat. Fishing: Head East of the Cascades as Fishing Activity is Heating Up Continued from Sports 2 took similar action and suc- lakes open to fishing April 1st. site at http://www.fishingmagi- participant will be offered free cessfully stopped the spread Right now there are a few cian.com/. refreshments and a small gift. pneumonia, caused by Myco- of the disease in the Yakima year-round lakes that are pro- Online registration is available plasma bacteria. River Canyon. Since then, lamb ducing excellent catches of rain- Plenty Of Fishing Activities at http://www.ilwaco-wa.gov/ The disease is often fatal in survival has increased and the bow. Upper Goose, Blythe and forms/fishingderby.shtml. wild bighorn sheep and can af- Happening In Long Beach population in the canyon is re- Corral are all providing anglers Area Starting With Families attending the derby fect the survival rate of lambs covering. Past outbreaks among with good catches of rainbow, can join in the fun that same day later born to animals that sur- bighorn sheep in Washington and there are dandies mixed in April 27 Trout Derby at the Long Beach Clam Festi- vive the disease, Harris said. and other parts of the western on their stringers. The best of Start making plans to head val, two miles from Black Lake There is no treatment for big- United States have been linked the three is Upper Goose with in downtown Long Beach. For horns with pneumonia and down to southwest Washington consistent limit catches of 14- to details, go to http://www.long- there is no preventative vaccine to contact between wild sheep for the Kids Black Lake Fishing 18- inch rainbow. beachrazorclamfestival.com. for the disease. and domestic sheep or goats that Derby 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Saturday, Pneumonia in wild bighorn carry Mycoplasma but are unaf- Fishing isn’t quite as hot at April 27. There are also several other sheep is not transmissible to fected by the bacteria. However, Blythe and Corral but there has The lake located on the Long fishing derbies that will take humans or domestic livestock, there is currently no evidence been some rainbow weighing up Beach Peninsula in Ilwaco is place this spring and summer: said Harris, who noted that the that there was contact between to 5 and 6 pounds taken from free, and hosted by the City of May 18, is the Surf Perch Derby department is exploring options domestic and wild sheep in the these lakes. Make getting your Ilwaco Parks and Recreation at Long Beach; June 1-30 is the for how the meat may be used. Naches area, said Harris. new license a goal this weekend. Commission. Ilwaco Charter Association Heads and other biological You do not want to have to inter- Children ages 2 through 14 Sturgeon Derby at the Port of samples from euthanized sheep Fishing Heating Up East rupt your first fishing trip of the can participate with a chance to Ilwaco;June 23 through Sept. 1 will be removed from the area, Of The Cascades year to stop and buy one. catch the biggest rainbow trout is the Ilwaco Charter Associa- Harris said. After the April 1st opener caught in the well-stocked lake. tion Salmon Derby at the Port The Yakima area is home to Here is the latest fishing re- the next item on your calendar Prizes will be awarded in each of Ilwaco; and July 26-27 is the about a third of the state’s 2,000 port from Dave Graybill, long- should be the Triple Fish Chal- of several age groups, and will “Reelin’ in Hunger” Oregon wild bighorn sheep, with herds time Eastern Washington out- lenge Derby at Banks Lake on also be given for the highest ag- Tuna Club’s Ilwaco Tuna Classic totaling nearly 700 animals. door radio host and angler: April 6th and 7th. Go to web site gregate weight of a participant’s at the Port of Ilwaco. Other bighorn sheep herds in The hot kokanee fishing is at FishingMagician.com, click catch. Pre-register by April 22 For event and visitor infor- the area include the Quilomene, still going on at Lake Chelan, on the Pepsi logo, follow the guarantees a t-shirt. Onsite, mation, please call the Long Cleman Mountain and Umta- but trout anglers will be shifting links and learn all about it. event-day registration closes at Beach Peninsula Visitors Bureau num/Selah Butte. In 2010, state their attention to the Columbia For details or to get Gray- 9:45 a.m., with the last weigh at (360) 642-2400 or go www. and federal wildlife managers Basin soon as a whole bunch of bill’s weekly report visit his web- in at 10 a.m. Each registered funbeach.com. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 4, 2013 SPORTS

Swimming NBA Armstrong to Race Again, as a Pleading for the Kings Swimmer AUSTIN, Texas (MCT) — Lance Armstrong is back racing, but this time he’ll be competing against middle- aged swimmers. Armstrong, who was stripped of his biggest cy- cling achievements last year because of doping charges, will compete at the Masters South Central Zone Swim- ming Championships this weekend. The meet will be hosted by Longhorn Aquat- ics at the Jamail Texas Swim Center. U.S. Masters Swimming isn’t under the drug-testing umbrella of the U.S. Anti Doping Agency, which gave Armstrong a lifetime ban from competition and stripped him of his seven Tour de France titles last August. Armstrong con- fessed to using drugs and performance-enhancing methods in January during an interview with television personality Oprah Winfrey, but he declined to cooper- Rich Pedroncelli / The Associated Press ate with USADA’s investiga- tion. A Sacramento Kings fan show her support to keep the team in Sacramento during an NBA basketball game against the Houston Rockets in Sacramento, Calif., Wednes- When he confessed to day. Representatives from both Seattle and Sacramento presented proposals to the NBA in New York Wednesday. A decision on where the team will play next year is Winfrey, Armstrong ex- expected later in April. pressed his desire to race again. If he had cooperated Sacramento, Seattle Officials Pitch Competing Visions for Kings with USADA, there was a chance his lifetime ban By Tony Bizjak, Dale Kasler and Ryan Lillis could have been whittled to The Sacramento Bee eight years. By then, he’d be almost 50. NEW YORK — Investors In masters swimming, and officials trying to keep the he’ll be racing against those Sacramento Kings from leav- his own age. ing town finished pleading Rob Butcher, the ex- their case before the NBA on ecutive director of masters Wednesday but said they can't swimming, told the Amer- predict how the league will rule ican-Statesman that no one on the tug-of-war with Seattle. has filed a grievance object- After an approximately two- ing to Armstrong compet- hour, closed-door pitch to a ing in the organization’s committee of NBA owners, Sac- races. ramento Mayor Kevin Johnson “The purpose of our or- and his investors said they were ganization is to encourage pleased with the presentation adults to swim,” Butcher and confident in their chances. said. But it was obvious that the The organization has Kings' future in Sacramento is members from age 18 to far from certain. NBA Commis- 104. Masters swimming sioner David Stern said both cit- does not drug-test its com- ies made compelling arguments petitors. There is a code for why they should be home to of conduct the swimmers the team. But the commissioner must follow, but it pertains said the NBA owners need "a to behavior within the sport. lot more data and information," Armstrong, 41, has and it's possible they won't be entered the meet’s three able to decide the issue as sched- Richard Drew / The Associated Press longest races — the 500-, uled at their Board of Governors King County (Washington) Executive Dow Constatine, left, and Seattle Mayor Michael McGinn are interviewed after their 1,000- and 1,650-yard free- meeting later this month. meeting with the NBA regarding the possible relocation of the Sacramento Kings basketball team to Seattle, in New York, styles. He’s seeded second "We're doing it as fast as we Wednesday. Hedge fund manager Chris Hansen and Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer have agreed to buy a majority in the 1,000 freestyle and collectively can," Stern said. stake in the Kings from the Maloof family for $341 million, but the deal needs league approval. third in both the 500 and Johnson acknowledged that Se- 1,650. The top seed in the attle, which made its presenta- ily agreed in January to sell the sen and Microsoft CEO Steve born in India. "It just so hap- 1,650 — swimming’s mile tion earlier in the day, represents team to the Seattle group — at- Ballmer, made a 90-minute pens the commissioner (Stern) — is 50-year-old Bobby Pat- formidable competition. tended the presentation, which pitch accompanied by Seattle's is going to India next week," the ten, whose qualifying time "The NBA said both sides "we all welcomed." Sacramento mayor and the King County ex- mayor said. of 17 minutes, 45 seconds is did a good job and they're going investors are trying to convince ecutive. They walked the NBA As luminaries arrived for the 15 seconds faster than Arm- to continue their deliberations," the Maloofs to sell them the panel through the proposed big meeting, a horde of media strong’s. the mayor said at a press confer- franchise if the NBA vetoes the purchase of the Kings from the gathered outside the St. Regis Neither Armstrong nor ence after Sacramento's presen- Seattle plan. Maloof family. George Maloof, in the early morning chill, with his representatives could tation, held inside the tony St. The mayor said he and who was in the room with his temperatures in the mid-30s. A not be reached for comment Regis Hotel. George Maloof — who publicly brothers Joe and Gavin, told the small cluster of Kings fans, in- Wednesday. Stern noted Sacramento's feuded after the family scrapped committee it should green-light cluding transplanted Sacramen- Armstrong began his long history of supporting the an arena plan last spring — ex- the family's deal to sell their in- tans and those who came to New competitive life as a swim- NBA, including its latest plan for changed pleasantries before- terest in the Kings to the Hansen York to support the city's effort, mer near Dallas, before he a downtown arena, but added hand. "We hugged, we laughed a group. stood in front of the luxury hotel began participating in tri- there's "no question Seattle is a little bit." The publicity-shy Hansen, chanting, "Sacramento!" Radio athlons, then focusing on thriving, vibrant market." He The Sacramento group breaking his long silence on the personality "Carmichael" Dave cycling. Before his lifetime said it's possible the league won't wouldn't directly say if it has Kings story, spoke to reporters Weiglein arrived in his purple ban from all sanctioned make up its mind until some- matched the offer made by Seat- for five minutes afterward, say- recreational vehicle, which he sports, Armstrong had time after the Board of Gover- tle's group. Stern said last month ing, "We're hopeful for an out- has been driving cross-country gone back to competing nors meeting April 18-19. the initial Sacramento bid was come in our favor." He declined to promote the fight to save the in triathlons, but he’s no Earlier, the Sacramento too low. But today, he said "that to talk about the questions Kings. longer is allowed to race in group said it believed it an- is not one of the issues." posed by the NBA owners. Johnson has been in New those events. swered every question to the Ranadive said, "We think Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn York since Monday morning Texas triathlete Jamie committee's satisfaction. Lead our offer is very, very good — and King County Executive preparing, and says Sacramento Cleveland, who is set to investor Vivek Ranadive, a soft- All the stakeholders will be very Dow Constantine, in a separate has done everything the NBA swim against Armstrong ware tycoon from Silicon Valley, pleased with the offer." press conference, said the NBA has asked of it. The City Council this weekend, wishes the said, "They gave us a very fair The Maloofs agreed to sell owners pressed them with ques- last week approved a nonbind- disgraced cyclist would drop hearing....We're excited where their controlling interest to the tions about the political climate ing term sheet for a $448 million out. He expressed his dis- we are." Co-investor Mark Mas- Seattle investors for $341 mil- and fan support for returning arena, including a $258 million satisfaction on his Facebook trov also expressed confidence lion. the NBA to Seattle after a five- public subsidy. page and then in an inter- in the bid. Johnson said Sacramento co- year absence. Back in Sacramento, a bank- view with the Statesman. State Senate President Dar- investor Ron Burkle worked to The owners "just wanted to ruptcy trustee confirmed today “This whole masters rell Steinberg, D-Sacramento, persuade the NBA owners that dig into the details," McGinn that he received a letter of intent swimming is him trying to said the committee of owners Sacramento can deliver a new said. "This was really their first from Kings limited partner Da- sidestep his punishment,” asked pointed questions about arena on time at Downtown exposure" to the deal. vid Lucchetti to purchase the 7 said Cleveland, who owns California's environmental laws Plaza. Burkle, who rarely grants Both officials pronounced percent of the team owned by Hill Country Running and and whether they could inter- interviews, did not attend the themselves pleased with the developer Bob Cook. Texas Ironman Multi-Sport fere with a proposed new arena press conference. meeting. But trustee David Flemmer Coaching. at Downtown Plaza. Steinberg The mayor said Burkle and Constantine, referring to the said he needs a formal "asset “I’ve been an endurance said the state is prepared "to do mall owner Todd Chapman said Maloofs, added, "It was touching purchase agreement" from Luc- athlete all my life,” Cleve- whatever it takes to avoid un- the $448 million building would to hear them talking about their chetti before the businessman land said. “I’ve taken great necessary delay." be the centerpiece of a down- long involvement" with the team can grab the 7 percent share joy in discovering my limits; Stern said "The NBA staff is town revival. and the NBA. The Maloofs took away from Hansen, who made a I’ve taken great joy in chal- going to ask each city to provide The Sacramento group fol- control of the Kings in 1999 but $15 million bid for the stake last lenging my limits. It really more information about 'po- lowed a presentation earlier to- have fallen on hard times finan- week. irks me that (Armstrong) tential obstacles' to building an day by investors and elected of- cially in recent years. Lucchetti, as a limited part- has admitted to doping and arena quickly." ficials from Seattle. Johnson called his investor ner, has the right to buy the he’s shown no remorse.” Johnson said Kings co-own- The Seattle group, led by group a "dream team," making share by matching Hansen's of- er George Maloof — whose fam- hedge fund manager Chris Han- note of Ranadive's having been fer. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 4, 2013

COMMENTARY: Sideline Chatter Harper Wants a Permission Slip By Dwight Perry The Seattle Times What sophomore slump? Bryce Harper, the Na- tionals' 20-year-old phenom, hit back-to-back homers his first two times up on opening day, then asked teammate Chad Tracy's permission before making a curtain call. "As ridiculous as that sounds in principle," wrote Jerry Crasnick of ESPN.com, "keep in mind that Harper isn't all that far removed from asking his dad if he can borrow the car keys."

Headlines At TheOnion.com: "Thrilling Duke-Albany game ends with last-second buzzer." At Fark.com: "Second Ben Margot / The Associated Press AAA club could move to Seattle Mariners' Joe Saunders, right, waits to meet with pitching coach Carl Willis in the fourth inning of a baseball game against the Oakland Athletics, Wednesday in Houston area." Oakland, Calif. Rut-Roh Mariners: Gutierrez, Morse Homer in First Inning for Seattle Rutgers' next holiday cookbook, we assume, won't Continued from Sports 1 land knocked around Saunders Milone (1-0) allowed only well near Seattle’s dugout in the include any recipes for and two relievers after manag- one baserunner after the sec- fifth. Steamed Rice. “When he came out he was ing just one run and six hits in ond inning, finishing with one Lowrie and Young added looking strong,” Wedge said. the first two games of the series. walk and four strikeouts. Sean consecutive home runs off Ka- “He controlled damage about “Jed’s been swinging the bat Doolittle pitched the eighth and meron Lowe in the seventh. Yankee Dollars as well as he can, considering well, and it’s nice to get Chris go- Chris Resop worked the ninth to Milone, tied for the team The Yankees' payroll set everything. He was just never ing too and get him on board,” complete the five-hitter. lead in wins as a rookie last sea- baseball's all-time record for able to lock it in. We got to see Oakland manager Bob Melvin son, and two relievers did the opening day: $230.4 million. the bulldog in him. We saw the Gutierrez got the Mariners said. “When you’re on a new off to a nice start when he hit the rest. OK, it's $148 million — fact that he would bend but not team like both those guys are if you only count the ones break.” fourth pitch from Milone over Milone gave up a leadoff you want to impress early on. the wall in left for his second ca- single to Jesus Montero in the healthy enough to play. Franklin Gutierrez and Mi- All the way around it was a good reer leadoff homer. Morse, who second, then walked Jason Bay chael Morse homered in the first, game for us today.” led the majors with nine home before getting Robert Andino Bucking the Trend but A’s starter Tommy Milone Lowrie, acquired in a trade settled down and retired 17 of from Houston just before the runs in spring training, tacked to hit into a double play. Seattle "They've come up with his final 18 batters while pitch- start of spring training, went 3 on a two-out drive to center. didn’t get a runner past first so many new baseball ing seven innings. Freiman’s first career hit base the rest of the game. stats," noted Len Berman for 3 with a walk and three RBIs. Notes It was the third homer in two His tiebreaking two-run double got Oakland on the board in : Seattle has not started of ThatsSports.com, "but games for Morse, a key offsea- off Saunders in the fourth put the second. But the rookie first a season 3-0 since 1995. ... RHP here's one they should con- son acquisition for the Mariners. the A’s ahead for good. baseman was thrown out at the Brendan Maurer will make sider: WAP. Wins Against Lowrie and Young hit back- Oakland had seven extra- plate trying to score on Scott his major league debut for Se- Payroll." to-back home runs in the sev- base hits overall: five doubles Sizemore’s double to left. attle on Thursday. He’ll oppose enth inning, while Nate Frei- and two home runs. Eight A’s Freiman later singled in the Oakland RHP A.J. Griffin, who How Long Till October? man had two hits and an RBI in had at least one hit while four fourth then made a sliding catch went 2-0 with a 1.64 ERA in two his major league debut as Oak- drove in at least one run. in front of the photographer’s starts against Seattle in 2012. Among the top 10 signs your baseball team isn't ready for the season, from MLB CBS' Late Night: "Your first baseman is so fat, he's also your second Red Sox Put Yankees in 0-2 Hole to Start Season baseman. "Your cleanup hitter has By Erik Boland asked to work from home. Newsday "Minutes before first pitch, clubhouse kid runs to NEW YORK — Sure, it's Dick's to buy bats. possible for the Yankees' season "Opening-day giveaway to have started worse. But noth- is a letter of apology from ing immediately comes to mind. the general manager." Hiroki Kuroda, the club's most consistent pitcher in 2012, left with one out in the second Stuffed Trout inning of a 7-4 loss to the Red Game officials suspect Sox on a frosty night at the Sta- that the record brown trout dium. — 42 pounds, 1 ounce — The ballpark, maybe half reeled in by New Zealander full at first pitch when the tem- Otwin Kandolf fattened up perature sat at 43 degrees, slowly on food pellets that floated emptied as the Yankees' of- down a canal from a nearby fense was held in check until salmon farm. the eighth, when Vernon Wells' In other words, sort of three-run homer made it 7-4. like Tony Siragusa working But the bigger concern was a press-box buffet. Kuroda, whose outing ended af- ter 41 pitches, the result of Shane Victorino's liner that grazed his Rangers Not Laughing right middle finger. It caused a This year's best April bruise, according to Joe Girardi, Fool's joke? The Astros en- who said Kuroda is day to day. tering the day with the best The injury occurred with the record in baseball. Yankees trailing 1-0. Victorino led off the sec- Quote Marks ond with a screaming liner that clipped Kuroda's middle finger CBS' David Letterman, as it went by. Girardi came out on the Yankees' Derek Jeter of the dugout along with Yan- and Alex Rodriguez open- ing the season on the dis- kees trainers to check on the Kathy Willens / The Associated Press abled list: "Jeter, of course, 38-year-old righthander. After Boston Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia (15) throws to irst after New York Yankees' Francisco Cervelli, not shown, a few warm-up pitches, Kuroda grounded into a force out during the ninth inning of their baseball game at Yankee Stadium in New York, Wednesday. Cervelli is recovering from a broken hit rookie Jackie Bradley Jr. with reached irst on the play, but Eduardo Nunez (26) was out at second. The Red Sox won 7-4. ankle. A-Rod is still getting a pitch. over Cameron Diaz." After Jose Iglesias failed China's Wocheng Ye, to to move the runners, Kuroda out Will Middlebrooks for the bullpen in right-center, making position in an 8-2 loss Monday AP, on qualifying for a Eu- walked Jacoby Ellsbury to load second out. Victorino, who had it 6-1. afternoon. ropean Tour event at age 12: "I've dreamed of this since I the bases, then hit Daniel Nava two hits and three RBIs Monday, The Red Sox added a run off But more worrisome is the with a pitch to bring in Bradley singled to left to bring in Saltal- Warren in the sixth to make it was a boy." prospect of losing Kuroda for NBC's Jimmy Fallon, on Jr. to make it 2-0. amacchia to make it 3-0. 7-1. any significant time. Although That brought out pitching Bradley Jr. collected the first The crowd of 40,216 was the baseball's opening day in the Yankees were almost univer- New York: "It was so cold coach Larry Rothschild, who hit of his major-league career, an smallest for a Red Sox game sally panned during the spring soon signaled for Girardi and that one guy charged the RBI single to make it 4-0. After in the Bronx since 27,631 were and expectations were set early- trainer Steve Donohue. Ku- mound just to cuddle with Iglesias doubled down the left- across the street at the old ball- 1990s low for them, all agreed roda was replaced by Cody Ep- field line, Eppley was replaced by park on May 27, 1999, accord- the pitcher." the team strength would be pley. The righthander induced Adam Warren. ing to STATS. And for the sec- a grounder by Dustin Pedroia, The first batter Warren faced, ond straight game, the stadium starting pitching. CGSU, Anyone? resulting in a double play to end But CC Sabathia, with his Ellsbury, singled up the middle, was nearly empty in the late in- Andy Enfield — the the inning. fastball velocity down a little bringing in Bradley Jr. and Igle- nings. darling of this year's NCAA Eppley was not as fortunate sias to make it 6-0. more than 2 mph from the same It was another night in which tournament — is the new in the following inning. The Yankees finally got on the Yankees' offense struggled point last season, pitched poorly basketball coach at USC. After he retired Mike Napoli, the board against Clay Buch- until Wells' three-run blast off in the opener, and two days later Or as he prefers to call it, Jarrod Saltalamacchia singled holz in the fourth when desig- Alfredo Aceves. The Yankees came Kuroda's injury. California Gulf Coast. to right and moved to second nated hitter Travis Hafner hit a struck out 10 times and went Hard to imagine a worse on a wild pitch. Eppley struck two-out homer into the Yankees' 2-for-9 with runners in scoring start.

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Scoreboard PREP Florida 62, Florida Gulf Coast 50 Atlanta 2 0 1.000 — Sports on the Air Field Goal % Leaders New York 2 0 1.000 — Local Schedules Regional Championship 1. Kosta Koufos, DEN .598 Washington 2 0 1.000 — THURSDAY, April 4 Sunday, March 31 2. JaVale McGee, DEN .576 THURSDAY, April 4 Miami 0 2 .000 2 Baseball Michigan 79, Florida 59 3. Tiago Splitter, SA .575 GOLF Philadelphia 0 2 .000 2 Capital at W.F. West, 4:30 p.m. 4. Dwight Howard, LAL .574 Noon River Ridge at Centralia, 4:30 p.m. MIDWEST REGIONAL 5. Serge Ibaka, OKC .569 Central Division TGC — PGA Tour, Texas Open, first round, at Castle Rock at Mossyrock, 6 p.m. Second Round W L Pct GB Fastpitch Thursday, March 21 Rebounds Leaders Chicago 1 1 .500 — San Antonio Louisville 79, N.C. A&T 48 1. Dwight Howard, LAL 12.7 W.F. West at Capital, 4:30 p.m. Cincinnati 1 1 .500 — 3 p.m. Colorado State 84, Missouri 72 2. Omer Asik, HOU 11.6 Centralia at River Ridge, 4:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 1 1 .500 — TGC — LPGA, Kraft Nabisco Championship, Onalaska at Tenino, 4 p.m. Michigan State 65, Valparaiso 54 3. Nikola Vucevic, ORL 11.6 Soccer Memphis 54, Saint Mary’s (Cal) 52 4. Joakim Noah, CHI 11.4 Milwaukee 1 2 .333 ½ first round, part II, at Rancho Mirage, Calif. Centralia at Aberdeen, 7 p.m. Saint Louis 64, New Mexico State 44 5. Zach Randolph, MEM 11.3 St. Louis 1 2 .333 ½ MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Oregon 68, Oklahoma State 55 Capital at W.F. West, 7 p.m. West Division 9:30 a.m. Blocks Leaders W L Pct GB Friday, March 22 1. Serge Ibaka, OKC 3.07 FRIDAY, April 5 Arizona 2 1 .667 — MLB — Regional coverage, L.A. Angels at College Softball Duke 73, Albany (N.Y.) 61 2. Larry Sanders, MIL 2.88 Colorado 2 1 .667 — Cincinnati or San Diego at N.Y. Mets South Puget Sound at Centralia, 3 Creighton 67, Cincinnati 63 3. Roy Hibbert, IND 2.65 p.m. 4. Tim Duncan, SA 2.63 San Francisco 2 1 .667 — 12:35 p.m. Baseball Third Round 5. Dwight Howard, LAL 2.43 Los Angeles 1 2 .333 1 ROOT — Seattle at Oakland W.F. West at Capital, 4:30 p.m. Saturday, March 23 San Diego 0 2 .000 1½ Centralia at River Ridge, 4:30 p.m. Louisville 82, Colorado State 56 Steals Leaders 4 p.m. Michigan State 70, Memphis 48 1. Ricky Rubio, MIN 2.41 Adna at Toledo, Noon Tuesday’s Results MLB — Regional coverage, Boston at N.Y. Onalaska at Tenino, 4 p.m. Oregon 74, Saint Louis 57 2. Chris Paul, LAC 2.40 Yankees or Philadelphia at Atlanta Faspitch 3. Mike Conley, MEM 2.26 Baltimore 7, at Tampa Bay 4 River Ridge at Centralia, 4:30 p.m. Sunday, March 24 4. Kemba Walker, CHA 2.03 Cleveland 4, at Toronto 1 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Capital at W.F. West, 4:30 p.m. Duke 66, Creighton 50 5. Monta Ellis, MIL 2.00 Colorado 8, at Milwaukee 4 4 p.m. Texas 7, at Houston 0 Regional Semifinals ESPN — Slam Dunk & 3-Point Champion- SATURDAY, April 6 St. Louis 6, at Arizona 1 College Baseball Friday, March 29 ships, at Atlanta Seattle 7, at Oakland 1 Centralia at Skagit Valley, 1 p.m. At Lucas Oil Stadium NHL 6 p.m. College Softball Indianapolis San Francisco 3, at LA Dodgers 0 Centralia at Green River, 1 p.m. Louisville 77, Oregon 69 NHL Standings ESPN — NIT, championship, teams TBD, at Baseball Duke 71, Michigan State 61 EASTERN CONFERENCE Wednesday’s Results New York Adna at Quinault, Noon ATLANTIC GP W L OTL PTS at Chicago White Sox 5, Kansas City 2 Regional Championship NBA BASKETBALL Mossyrock at Riverside Christian Pittsburgh 38 28 10 0 56 Texas 4, at Houston 0 (Yakima), Noon Sunday, March 31 N.Y. Rangers 36 18 15 3 39 4 p.m. Fastpitch Louisville 85, Duke 63 New Jersey 36 15 12 9 39 at Minnesota 3, Detroit 2 TNT — Chicago at Brooklyn Adna at Desales, 11:00 a.m. N.Y. Islanders 37 18 16 3 39 Boston 7, at NY Yankees 4 Boys Soccer WEST REGIONAL Philadelphia 36 16 17 3 35 at Washington 3, Miami 0 6:30 p.m. Second Round W.F. West at Centralia, 1 p.m. NORTHEASTGP W L OTL PTS at Pittsburgh 3, Chicago Cubs 0 TNT — San Antonio at Oklahoma City Thursday, March 21 Montreal 36 23 8 5 51 Cleveland 3, at Toronto 2 TENNIS Local Results Wichita State 73, Pittsburgh 55 Boston 35 23 8 4 50 at Atlanta 9, Philadelphia 2 Wednesday’s Results Gonzaga 64, Southern 58 Toronto 36 20 12 4 44 10 a.m. At Montesano Arizona 81, Belmont 64 Ottawa 36 19 11 6 44 at Cincinnati 5, LA Angels 4 ESPN2 — WTA, Family Circle Cup, round of Harvard 68, New Mexico 62 Game 1 Buffalo 37 14 17 6 34 at NY Mets 8, San Diego 4 16, at Charleston, S.C. BULLDOGS 6, WARRIORS 2 (8 inn.) SOUTHEASTGP W L OTL PTS at Tampa Bay 8, Baltimore 7 Friday, March 22 Rochester 000 200 00 — 2 5 4 Winnipeg 38 18 18 2 38 Colorado 7, at Milwaukee 3 Ohio State 95, Iona 70 Montesano 000 000 24 — 6 4 0 Washington 36 17 17 2 36 at Arizona 10, St. Louis 9 FRIDAY, April 5 Batteries: Rochester — Dustin Iowa State 76, Notre Dame 58 Carolina 35 16 17 2 34 San Francisco 5, at LA Dodgers 3 Wilson, Dylan Fosnacht (8) and Dakota Mississippi 57, Wisconsin 46 Tampa Bay 35 15 18 2 32 AUTO RACING Deal; Montesano — Layne Bruner, Matt La Salle 63, Kansas State 61 Florida 37 12 19 6 30 at Oakland 6, Seattle 2 5 p.m. Jensen (8) and Tucker Ibabao, Jordan WESTERN CONFERENCE Third Round SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole qualify- Bassard (8) CENTRAL GP W L OTL PTS Thursday’s Games Saturday, March 23 Chicago 35 27 5 3 57 LA Angels at Cincinnati, 9:35 a.m. ing for STP Gas Booster 500, at Martinsville, Va. Game 2 Arizona 74, Harvard 51 Detroit 36 18 13 5 41 Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, 9:35 a.m. (same-day tape) BULLDOGS 12, WARRIORS 1 (5 Wichita State 76, Gonzaga 70 St. Louis 34 18 14 2 38 inn.) Nashville 37 15 14 8 38 Detroit at Minnesota, 10:10 a.m. BOXING Rochester 000 10 — 1 6 1 Sunday, March 24 Columbus 36 15 14 7 37 San Diego at NY Mets, 10:10 a.m. 6 p.m. Montesano 213 132 — 12 12 0 Ohio State 78, Iowa State 75 NORTHWESTGP W L OTL PTS Kansas City at Chicago W Sox, 11:10 a.m. La Salle 76, Mississippi 74 ESPN2 — Card TBA, at Santa Ynez, Calif. Batteries: Rochester — Dom Ang- Minnesota 36 21 13 2 44 Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 12:10 p.m. GOLF wood, Jordan Colombo (3), Lucas East- Vancouver 36 19 11 6 44 Seattle at Oakland, 12:35 p.m. man (5) and Dustin Wilson, Dakota Regional Semifinals Edmonton 36 16 13 7 39 Miami at Washington, 1 p.m. 9 a.m. Deal (5); Montesano — Matt Jensen and Thursday, March 28 Calgary 35 13 18 4 30 Jordan Bassard At The Staples Center Colorado 36 12 20 4 28 Boston at NY Yankees, 4 p.m. TGC — LPGA, Kraft Nabisco Championship, Los Angeles PACIFIC GP W L OTL PTS Cleveland at Toronto, 4 p.m. second round, part I, at Rancho Mirage, Calif. Ohio State 73, Arizona 70 At Tenino Anaheim 37 25 7 5 55 Philadelphia at Atlanta, 4 p.m. Noon Game 1 Wichita State 72, La Salle 58 San Jose 36 19 11 6 44 EAGLES 9, BEAVERS 1 Los Angeles 36 20 13 3 43 TGC — PGA Tour, Texas Open, second round, Friday’s Games Elma 311 001 3 — 9 14 0 Regional Championship Phoenix 36 15 15 6 36 at San Antonio Saturday, March 30 Tenino 000 001 0 — 1 6 2 Dallas 36 16 17 3 35 NY Yankees at Detroit, 10 a.m. 3 p.m. Batteries: Elma — Layne Sutten Wichita St. 70, Ohio St. 66 LA Angels at Texas, 11 a.m. and Austin Black; Tenino — Zeb Cham- Tuesday’s Results Minnesota at Baltimore, 12 p.m. TGC — LPGA, Kraft Nabisco Championship, FINAL FOUR berlain, Kaleb Strawn (5), Kolton McK- Boston 3, Ottawa 2 At The Georgia Dome Kansas City at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. second round, part II, at Rancho Mirage, Calif. itrick (7) and Zack Chamberlain NY Islanders 5, Winnipeg 2 Atlanta San Diego at Colorado, 1 p.m. Washington 5, Carolina 3 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL National Semifinals St. Louis at San Francisco, 1:35 p.m. Game 2 Buffalo 4, Pittsburgh 1 10 a.m. Saturday, April 6 BEAVERS 7, EAGLES 3 Florida 3, Tampa Bay 2 (SO) Boston at Toronto, 4 p.m. Louisville vs. Wichita State, 3 p.m. MLB — N.Y. Yankees at Detroit Elma 100 101 0 — 3 2 4 Nashville 3, Colorado 1 Washington at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. Michigan vs. Syracuse, 6 p.m. Tenino 051 010 x — 7 7 5 Phoenix 3, Los Angeles 1 Miami at NY Mets, 4:10 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Batteries: Elma — Nick Camen- National Championship Cleveland at Tampa Bay, 4:10 p.m. MLB — Regional coverage, St. Louis at San zind and Austin Black; Tenino — McK- Wednesday’s Results Monday, April 8 Chicago Cubs at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. itrick, Ben Peterson (7) and Zack Cham- NY Rangers 6, Pittsburgh 1 Francisco or San Diego at Colorado (4 p.m. start) Semifinal winners, 6 p.m. berlain Philadelphia 5, Montreal 3 Seattle at Chicago W Sox, 5:10 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Edmonton 8, Calgary 2 Arizona at Milwaukee, 5:10 p.m. MLB — Regional coverage, Chicago Cubs at Anaheim 5, Dallas 2 Oakland at Houston, 5:10 p.m. Atlanta or Oakland at Houston (8 p.m. start) NBA San Jose 4, Minnesota 2 Pittsburgh at LA Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. 5:10 p.m. NBA Standings Thursday’s Games ROOT — Seattle at Chicago White Sox LOCAL Eastern Conference New Jersey at Boston, 4 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL Local Golf ATLANTIC W L PCT GB Philadelphia at Toronto, 4 p.m. Riverside Women’s Golf Club x-New York 48 26 .649 — NY Islanders at Washington, 4 p.m. GOLF 5 p.m. April 2 Results x-Brooklyn 43 31 .581 5 Tampa Bay at Carolina, 4 p.m. PGA Tour ESPN — Oklahoma City at Indiana 18-Hole Better Nine x-Boston 39 36 .520 9½ Winnipeg at Montreal, 4:30 p.m. First Division Philadelphia 30 44 .405 18 Columbus at Nashville, 5 p.m. Money Leaders as of Apr. 4 7:30 p.m. 1. Kristen Rothermel Toronto 28 47 .373 20½ St. Louis at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. 1. Tiger Woods $3,787,600 ESPN — Houston at Portland CENTRAL 2. Susan Remund Detroit at Phoenix, 7 p.m. 2. Brandt Snedeker $2,859,920 x-Indiana 48 27 .640 — Edmonton at Vancouver, 7:30 p.m. PREP BASKETBALL Second Division 3. Matt Kuchar $2,154,500 1. Paulette Horton x-Chicago 40 33 .548 7 Minnesota at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. 4. Steve Stricker $1,845,420 2. Janet Schultz Milwaukee 36 38 .486 11½ Detroit 25 51 .329 23½ Friday’s Games 5. Phil Mickelson $1,746,359 ESPN2 — National Invitational, boys’ semifi- Cleveland 22 52 .297 25½ Ottawa at Buffalo, 4 p.m. 6. Dustin Johnson $1,603,306 nal, teams TBD, at North Bethesda, Md. COLLEGE SOUTHEAST NY Rangers at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. 7. Hunter Mahan $1,553,965 1:30 p.m. z-Miami 58 16 .784 — Columbus at St. Louis, 5 p.m. 8. Keegan Bradley $1,412,026 Men’s Basketball x-Atlanta 42 34 .553 17 Detroit at Colorado, 6 p.m. ESPN2 — National Invitational, boys’ semifi- 2013 NCAA Div. I Tournament Washington 28 47 .373 30½ Dallas at Anaheim, 7 p.m. 9. Charles Howell III $1,393,806 nal, teams TBD, at North Bethesda, Md. Tournament Glance Orlando 19 57 .250 40 Calgary at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. 10. John Merrick $1,361,667 TENNIS The Associated Press Charlotte 18 57 .240 40½ 11. Russell Henley $1,331,433 All Times PDT WESTERN CONFERENCE League Leaders 12. Kevin Streelman $1,310,343 10 a.m. FIRST ROUND NORTHWEST W L PCT GB Points Per Game 13. Michael Thompson $1,254,669 ESPN2 — WTA, Family Circle Cup, quarterfi- Tuesday, March 19 x-Oklahoma City54 20 .730 — 1. Sidney Crosby, PIT 56 N.C. A&T 73, Liberty 72 x-Denver 51 24 .680 3½ 2. Steven Stamkos, TB 46 14. Bill Haas $1,181,633 nal, at Charleston, S.C. Saint Mary’s (Cal) 67, Middle Tennes- Utah 39 37 .513 16 3. Chris Kunitz, PIT 45 15. Brian Gay $1,171,720 see 54 Portland 33 42 .440 21½ 4. Patrick Kane, CHI 43 16. Chris Kirk $1,156,572 SATURDAY, April 6 Wednesday, March 20 Minnesota 28 46 .378 26 4. Martin St. Louis, TB 43 17. Justin Rose $1,155,550 James Madison 68, LIU Brooklyn 55 AUTO RACING PACIFIC 18. D.A. Points $1,140,048 La Salle 80, Boise State 71 x-L.A. Clippers 50 26 .658 — Goals Per Game 19. Jason Day $1,115,565 10:30 a.m. Golden State 43 32 .573 6½ 1. Steven Stamkos, TB 25 EAST REGIONAL L.A. Lakers 39 36 .520 10½ 2. John Tavares, NYI 23 20. Jimmy Walker $1,026,827 SPEED — NASCAR, Truck Series, KROGER Second Round Sacramento 27 48 .360 22½ 3. Chris Kunitz, PIT 20 250, at Martinsville, Va. Thursday, March 21 Phoenix 23 52 .307 26½ 3. Alex Ovechkin, WSH 20 7 p.m. Butler 68, Bucknell 56 SOUTHWEST 3. Jeff Carter, LA 20 Marquette 59, Davidson 58 x-San Antonio 56 19 .747 — NASCAR ESPN2 — NHRA, qualifying for SummitRac- California 64, UNLV 61 x-Memphis 51 24 .680 5 Plus/Minus Leaders ing.com Nationals, at Las Vegas (same-day tape) Syracuse 81, Montana 34 Houston 42 33 .560 14 1. Sidney Crosby, PIT 26 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Standings 8:30 p.m. Dallas 36 38 .486 19½ 2. Chris Kunitz, PIT 25 As of Apr. 4 Friday, March 22 New Orleans 26 49 .347 30 2. Sheldon Souray, ANA 25 SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, “Happy Temple 76, N.C. State 72 4. Patrice Bergeron, BOS 23 Rk. Driver Pts. Hour Series,” final practice for STP Gas Booster Indiana 83, James Madison 62 Tuesday’s Results 5. Tyler Seguin, BOS 22 1 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 199 500, at Martinsville, Va. (same-day tape) Miami 78, Pacific 49 Washington 90, Chicago 86 2 Brad Keselowski 187 Illinois 57, Colorado 49 New York 102, Miami 90 Goals Against Avg. 3 Jimmie Johnson 183 COLLEGE BASEBALL LA Lakers 101, Dallas 81 1. Craig Anderson, OTT 1.49 4 Carl Edwards 164 12:30 p.m. Third Round 2. Corey Crawford, CHI 1.97 Saturday, March 23 Wednesday’s Results 3. Tuukka Rask, BOS 2.02 5 Greg Biffle 164 FSN — Oklahoma at Texas Marquette 74, Butler 72 Toronto 88, Washington 78 4. Ray Emery, CHI 2.09 6 Kyle Busch 163 GOLF Syracuse 66, California 60 Charlotte 88, Philadelphia 83 5. Antti Niemi, SJ 2.12 7 Kasey Kahne 159 10 a.m. New York 95, Atlanta 82 8 Paul Menard 154 Sunday, March 24 Brooklyn 113, Cleveland 95 Save Percentage 9 Joey Logano 146 TGC — PGA Tour, Texas Open, third round, Indiana 58, Temple 52 Boston 98, Detroit 93 1. Craig Anderson, OTT .952 10 Denny Hamlin 145 at San Antonio Miami 63, Illinois 59 Minnesota 107, Milwaukee 98 2. Sergei Bobrovsky, CBJ .927 San Antonio 98, Orlando 84 3. Corey Crawford, CHI .925 11 Matt Kenseth 141 Noon Regional Semifinals Denver 113, Utah 96 4. Antti Niemi, SJ .924 12 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 139 NBC — PGA Tour, Texas Open, third round, Thursday, March 28 Houston 112, Sacramento 102 4. Viktor Fasth, ANA .924 13 Kurt Busch 137 At The Verizon Center Memphis 94, Portland 76 at San Antonio 14 Clint Bowyer 137 Washington LA Clippers 126, Phoenix 101 Wins 2 p.m. 15 Kevin Harvick 130 Marquette 71, Miami 61 Golden State 98, New Orleans 88 1. Niklas Backstrom, MIN 19 TGC — LPGA, Kraft Nabisco Championship, Syracuse 61, Indiana 50 2. Carey Price, MTL 18 16 Jamie McMurray 125 Thursday’s Games 2. Marc-Andre Fleury, PIT 18 17 Aric Almirola 125 third round, at Rancho Mirage, Calif. Regional Championship Chicago at Brooklyn, 4 p.m. 4. Evgeni Nabokov, NYI 17 18 Jeff Gordon 123 HORSE RACING Saturday, March 30 Dallas at Denver, 6 p.m. 4. Antti Niemi, SJ 17 19 Martin Truex Jr. 122 Syracuse 55, Marquette 39 San Antonio at Oklahoma City, 6:30 p.m. 3 p.m. 20 Ryan Newman 121 NBCSN — NTRA, Wood Memorial, at Ozone SOUTH REGIONAL Friday’s Games 21 Casey Mears 118 Park, N.Y. and Santa Anita Derby, at Arcadia, Ca- Second Round Cleveland at Boston, 4:30 p.m. MLB 22 Tony Stewart 108 Thursday, March 21 Milwaukee at New York, 4:30 p.m. 23 Marcos Ambrose 107 lif. Michigan 71, South Dakota State 56 Philadelphia at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. American League 24 Jeff Burton 105 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL VCU 88, Akron 42 Miami at Charlotte, 5 p.m. East Division 25 Mark Martin 102 Oklahoma City at Indiana, 5 p.m. W L Pct GB 10:10 a.m. Friday, March 22 Orlando at Chicago, 5 p.m. Boston 2 0 1.000 — 26 J.J. Yeley 92 ROOT — Seattle at Chicago White Sox Florida Gulf Coast 78, Georgetown 68 Toronto at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Baltimore 1 1 .500 1 27 AJ Allmendinger 92 12:30 p.m. San Diego State 70, Oklahoma 55 New Orleans at Utah, 6 p.m. Tampa Bay 1 1 .500 1 28 Dave Blaney 89 FOX — Regional coverage, N.Y. Yankees at North Carolina 78, Villanova 71 Golden State at Phoenix, 7 p.m. New York 0 2 .000 2 29 Danica Patrick 87 Kansas 64, Western Kentucky 57 Toronto 0 2 .000 2 Dallas at Sacramento, 7 p.m. 30 Juan Pablo Montoya 83 Detroit, St. Louis at San Francisco, or L.A. Angels Florida 79, Northwestern State 47 Houston at Portland, 7:30 p.m. Central Division Minnesota 83, UCLA 63 Memphis at LA Lakers, 7:30 p.m. W L Pct GB 31 Bobby Labonte 82 at Texas Chicago 2 0 1.000 — 32 David Reutimann 74 4 p.m. Third Round League Leaders Cleveland 2 0 1.000 — 33 David Ragan 74 MLB — Regional coverage, Kansas City at Saturday, March 23 Points Per Game Detroit 1 1 .500 1 34 David Gilliland 64 Philadelphia or Cleveland at Tampa Bay Michigan 78, VCU 53 1. Kevin Durant, OKC 28.3 Minnesota 1 1 .500 1 35 David Stremme 63 2. Carmelo Anthony, NY 28.1 Kansas City 0 2 .000 2 36 Travis Kvapil 57 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Sunday, March 24 3. Kobe Bryant, LAL 27.0 West Division 3 p.m. Fla. Gulf Coast 81, San Diego State 71 4. LeBron James, MIA 26.9 W L Pct GB 37 Michael McDowell 40 Kansas 70, North Carolina 58 5. James Harden, HOU 25.9 Seattle 2 1 .667 — 38 Landon Cassill 39 CBS — NCAA Division I tournament, Final Florida 78, Minnesota 64 Texas 2 1 .667 — 39 Terry Labonte 37 Four, Louisville vs. Wichita State, at Atlanta Assists Per Game Los Angeles 1 1 .500 ½ 40 Scott Speed 32 Regional Semifinals 1. Rajon Rondo, BOS 11.1 Houston 1 2 .333 1 6 p.m. 41 Michael Waltrip 23 Friday, March 29 2. Chris Paul, LAC 9.6 Oakland 1 2 .333 1 CBS — NCAA Division I tournament, Final At Cowboys Stadium 3. Greivis Vasquez, NO 9.2 National League 42 Ken Schrader 17 Four, Michigan vs. Syracuse Arlington, Texas 4. Jrue Holiday, PHI 8.5 East Division 43 Timmy Hill 5 Michigan 87, Kansas 85, OT 5. Deron Williams, BKN 7.7 W L Pct GB 44 Scott Riggs 4 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 4, 2013 • Sports 7

MIDWEST REGION Best Team: Louisville Biggest Upset: Oregon over Saint Louis Athlon Sports’ Final Four Breakdown Most Surprising Team: Oregon Most Disappointing Team: Oklahoma State Best Player: Russ Smith, Louisville — Smith, a junior shooting guard from New York, averaged 26 points and led the Cardinals in scoring in all four wins. He was efficient as well, shooting 54.1 percent from the field. Honorable Mention: Peyton Siva, Louisville; Gorgui Dieng, Louisville; Mason Plumlee, Duke; Seth Curry, Duke; Arsalan Kazemi, Oregon Best Game: Creighton 67, Cincinnati 63, Round of 64 — Creighton held off a gritty Cincinnati team in one of only two games in the Midwest Region that was decided by less than eight points. Doug McDermott led the way for the Bluejays with 27 points. Most Disappointing Game: Colorado State 84, Missouri 72, Round of 64 — Colorado State dominated a talented Missouri team in an 8 vs. 9 game that on paper looked to be one of the best matchups in the Round of 64. CSU outre- bounded Mizzou 42–19 en route to the easy win. WEST REGION Best Team: Wichita State Biggest Upset: Harvard over New Mexico Most Surprising Team: Wichita State Most Disappointing Team: Gonzaga Best Player: Deshaun Thomas, Ohio State. His team came one win shy of reaching the Final Four, but Thomas was terrific for the Buckeyes, averaging 22.3 points while shooting 51.7 per- cent from the field in the four games. Honorable Mention: Malcolm Armstead, Wi- chita State; Carl Hall, Wichita State; Cleanthony Bruce Schwartzman Dilip Vishwanat/Getty Images Early, Wichita State; Aaron Craft, Ohio State; Russ Smith and the Louisville Cardinals are back in the Final Four for the second straight Carl Hall and Wichita State became the fourth team seeded No. 9 or lower to reach the Final Ramon Galloway, La Salle season and for the third time in the Rick Pitino era. Four since the field expanded to 64 teams in 1985. Best Game: Ohio State 78, Iowa State 75, Round of 32 — The Buckeyes survived a scare LOUISVILLE CARDINALS WICHITA STATE SHOCKERS against No. 10-seeded Iowa State when Aaron Craft broke a 75–75 tie by drilling a 3-pointer 2012-13 Record: 33–5 (14–4 Big East) 2012-13 Record: 30–8 (12–6 Missouri Valley) — over 6'7" forward Georges Niang — with Head Coach: Rick Pitino (Seventh Final Four) Head Coach: Gregg Marshall (First Final Four) 0.5 seconds remaining. Projected Starters: G – Russ Smith (18.9 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 2.1 spg); G – Peyton Projected Starters: G – Malcolm Armstead (10.9 ppg, 3.9 apg, 3.8 rpg); G – Most Disappointing Game: Wichita State 70, Siva (9.9 ppg, 5.8 apg, 2.2 spg); G/F – Wayne Blackshear (7.8 ppg, 3.2 rpg); Ron Baker (8.6 ppg, 2.9 rpg, 34.6 3FG%); G – Tekele Cotton (6.4 ppg, 3.9 Ohio State 66, Elite Eight — Ohio State made it F – Chane Behanan (9.6 ppg, 6.3 rpg, 50.5 FG%); C – Gorgui Dieng (10.2 rpg); F – Cleanthony Early (13.7 ppg, 5.3 rpg); F – Carl Hall (12.5 ppg, 6.9 rpg, interesting late, but this was far from the most ppg, 9.5 rpg, 2.5 bpg, 53.3 FG%) 53.8 FG%) thrilling Elite Eight contest. Wichita State raced Will win the national title if… They can maintain their current level of play. Will win the national title if… They can continue to play outstanding defense out to an early 10-point lead and maintained a Louisville entered the NCAA Tournament as the No. 1 overall seed and has while also staying hot from the 3-point line. In their four NCAA Tournament comfortable margin for most of the game. looked the part so far. The Cards were dominant in all four wins, controlling wins, the Shockers are holding their opponents to acombined 34.3 percent SOUTH REGION the game with their pressure defense and speed in transition. Rick Pitino’s lubc shooting. And since making only 2-of-20 from 3-point range in a Round of 64 Best Team: Michigan enters the Final Four as the overwhelming favorite to win it all. win over Pittsburgh, Wichita State is connecting on 45.0 percent from three. Biggest Upset: FGCU over Georgetown Will lose to Wichita State on Saturday if… They have trouble shooting the ball from Will lose to Louisville on Saturday if… They don’t play their finest game of the sea- Most Surprising Team: FGCU the perimeter and their big men are hit with foul trouble. About the only thing son. Wichita State has been terrific in the NCAA Tournament — knocking off Most Disappointing Team: Georgetown Louisville does not do well is shoot the ball with consistency from the 3-point a No. 1 seed and a No. 2 seed — but Louisville will be the best team t he Shock- Best Player: Trey Burke, Michigan. He didn’t shoot well, but Burke still averaged 15.5 points line. The nightmare scenario for the Cards is a 1-for-14 performance from the ers will play all season. They must protect the ball, something they didn’t do and came through when it mattered most for arc combined with two early fouls on Gorgui Dieng and Chane Behanan. very well during the regular season (144th nationally in turnover percentage). the Final Four-bound Wolverines. In four games, Burke had 31 assists and 14 turnovers. Honorable Mention: Mitch McGary, Michigan; Tim Hardaway Jr., Michigan; Sherwood Brown, FGCU; Brett Comer, FGCU; Jeff Withey, Kansas Best Game: Michigan 87, Kansas 85, OT, Sweet 16 — Michigan trailed by 14 points with seven minutes to play and by five with 35 seconds re- maining but forced overtime thanks to the in- credible shooting of Burke. The junior point guard scored all 23 of his points in the second half. Most Disappointing Game: Michigan 78, VCU 53, Round of 32 — The Wolverines dominated VCU in every phase of the game in what turned out to be a stress-free 25-point win. Freshman forward Mitch McGary was the star for Michigan with 21 points and 14 rebounds. EAST REGION Best Team: Syracuse Biggest Upset: California over UNLV Most Surprising Team: Syracuse Most Disappointing Team: Indiana Best Player: Michael Carter-Williams, Syracuse. MCW was relatively quiet in the first two games, but scored 24 points and had four steals in the win over No. 1 Indiana and 12 points, eight re- bounds and six assists against Marquette. Honorable Mention: C.J. Fair, Syracuse; Bran- don Triche, Syracuse; Vander Blue, Marquette; Victor Oladipo, Indiana; Khalif Wyatt, Temple Best Game: Marquette 74, Butler 72, Round of 32 — In a rematch of an early season game in Maui — won by Butler on a Rotnei Clarke 3- pointer at the buzzer — Marquette held on for a Bruce Schwartzman Bruce Schwartzman thrilling 74–72 win to advance to its third- Michigan sophomore Trey Burke is a scoring point guard who is also adept at distributing Michael Carter-Williams has Syracuse back in the Final Four for the first time since 2003 the ball. He had at least seven assists in all four of the Wolverines’ NCAA Tournament wins. and the fourth time under legendary coach Jim Boeheim. straight Sweet 16. Most Disappointing Game: Syracuse 55, Mar- quette 39, Elite Eight — Marquette made only 12 MICHIGAN WOLVERINES SYRACUSE ORANGE field goals and was held to 39 points, the fewest 2012-13 Record: 30–7 (12–6 Big Ten) 2012-13 Record: 30–9 (11–7 Big East) by a team in a Regional Final in the shot-clock Head Coach: John Beilein (First Final Four) Head Coach: Jim Boeheim (Fourth Final Four) era. Syracuse, the winning team, shot 38.0 per- Projected Starters: G – Trey Burke (18.8 ppg, 6.8 apg, 38.1 3FG%); G – Tim Projected Starters: G – Michael Carter-Williams (12.1 ppg, 7.4 apg, 4.9 rpg, cent from the field and 29.4 percent from three. Hardaway Jr. (14.6 ppg, 4.6 rpg, 38.7 3FG%); G – Nik Stauskas (11.5 ppg, 2.8 spg); G – Brandon Triche (13.7 ppg, 3.5 apg, 3.4 rpg); F – C.J. Fair (14.3 44.9 3FG%); F – Glenn Robinson III (11.0 ppg, 5.5 rpg); F – Mitch McGary ppg, 7.0 rpg, 47.5 3FG%); F – James Southerland (13.5 ppg, 5.2 rpg, 2.5 3FG (7.4 ppg, 6.2 rpg, 60.5 FG%) per game); F – Rakeem Christmas (5.1 ppg, 4.6 rpg, 1.8 bpg) Will win the national title if… They shoot the ball well from the perimeter. This Will win the national title if… Their zone defense continues to baffle. Through Michigan team doesn’t rely on the 3-point shot as much as previous John four NCAA Tournament games, Syracuse’s four opponents have combined to Beilein-coached teams — only 29.8 percent of its points come from beyond shoot 29 percent from the field and 15 percent from 3-point range. The Orange the arc — but Michigan’s guards will need to hit open shots against Syracuse’s are also averaging 6.3 blocks and 11.0 steals per game. This team can get away zone defense on Saturday and against Louisville (assuming the Cards beat Wi- with playing just average on offense if it continues to defend the way it has the chita State) on Monday. past two weekends. Will lose to Syracuse on Saturday if… Trey Burke gets off to another slow start Will lose to Michigan on Saturday if… They allow the Wolverines’ shooters to get and Mitch McGary doesn’t play well. The Wolverines have survived some comfortable. Michigan, unlike many teams Syracuse has faced recently, has subpar performances from Burke, but they will need him to be strong through- decent size on the perimeter. Trey Burke is only 6'0 ", but Tim Hardaway Jr. and out against surging Syracuse. McGary, the freshman big man, could be a key Nick Stauskas are both 6'6" — and that should help them get quality shots Syracuse guard Brandon Triche part of the offense as it looks for gaps in the Orange zone. against the length of the Syracuse defenders.

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“I’ve let so many people down: my players, my administration, Rutgers University, the fans, my family, who’s sitting in their house just huddled SEAHAWKS REPORT around because of the fact their father was an embarrassment to them.” Seattle TAUNTS AND ABUSE ALL CAUGHT ON TAPE Signs Portis, McDaniel, Re-signs CROSSING THE LINE McDonald RENTON, Wash. (AP) — The Seattle Seahawks turned to a familiar name to try and add depth at quarterback, signing former practice squad QB Josh Portis to a two-year contract on Wednesday. The signing of Portis came after the team earlier in the day officially announced the signing of free agent defensive tackle Tony McDaniel and the re-signing of restricted free agent Clinton McDonald. Seattle had tendered a one- year qualifying offer to Mc- Donald, who chose to sign and return as Seattle’s backup nose tackle. Finding a backup quarter- back for starter Russell Wilson is now an offseason priority for the Seahawks after trading Matt Flynn to Oakland earlier this week. Bringing back Por- tis makes sense, although the Seahawks are likely to look for additional options. Portis was on Seattle’s practice squad for the entire 2012 season before being released in late Novem- ber. He had signed with the Toronto Argonauts of the CFL

in March. By Mel Evans / The Associated Press McDaniel played in 54 In this Jan. 17, 2013 ile photo, Rutgers head coach Mike Rice reacts to play during the irst half of an NCAA college basketball game against South Florida in Piscat- games with Miami since going away, N.J. Rutgers has ired Rice after a videotape aired showing him shoving, grabbing and throwing balls at players in practice and using gay slurs during practice. to the Dolphins in 2009 via a With mounting criticism on a state and national level, the school decided to take action on Wednesday, relieving Rice of his duties after three largely unsuccessful trade with Jacksonville. Mc- seasons at the Big East school. Daniel was mostly a reserve with the Dolphins, starting Rutgers Fires Basketball Coach After Video Shows Him Throwing Basketballs at Players and Using Gay Slurs just two games. The defensive line was a PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP) — “This was a regrettable epi- priority for the Seahawks this Once the video went viral, Mike sode for the university, but I offseason. McDaniel is the Rice’s coaching days at Rutgers completely support the decision were over. to remove Coach Rice,” Chris- third free agent defensive line- Now the question is whether man to sign with Seattle in the tie said in a statement. “It was anyone else will lose their jobs the right and necessary action last month, joining defensive — including the athletic director to take in light of the conduct end Cliff Avril and defensive who in December suspended displayed on the videotape. tackle Michael Bennett. and fined Rice for the abusive “Parents entrust their sons to behavior, and the university the Rutgers athletic department president who signed off on it. and the men’s basketball pro- College Basketball Rice was fired Wednesday, one day after a video surfaced gram at an incredibly formative Nigel Williams- of him hitting, shoving and be- period of their lives. The way rating his players with anti-gay these young men were treated Goss Shines at slurs. The taunts were especial- by the head coach was com- ly troubling behavior at Rutgers, pletely unacceptable and vio- McDonald’s All- where freshman student Tyler lates the trust those parents put American Game Clementi killed himself in 2010 in Rutgers University. All of the after his roommate used a web- student-athletes entrusted to our care deserve much better.” By The Seattle Times cam to spy on him kissing an- other man in his dorm. Clementi’s family applaud- Nigel Williams-Goss It also came at an especial- ed the firing in a statement is- looked comfortable playing ly embarrassing time for the Rich Schultz / The Associated Press sued by the foundation named In this May 6, 2010, ile photo, Rutgers athletic director Tim Pernetti, right, pres- alongside and against the best NCAA, with the country fo- after their son. high school seniors in the na- cused on the Final Four basket- ents Mike Rice with a jersey after Rice was introduced as the school’s men’s bas- ketball coach during a news conference in Piscataway, N.J. “All students require safe en- tion. ball tournament this weekend. vironments to learn and reach The incoming Washing- Rice, in his third season their full potential, and Coach ton freshman point guard fin- with the Scarlet Knights, apolo- week. broke a cardinal rule: Never put Rice’s conduct has no place on a gized outside his home in Little ished with 10 points on 4-for-6 “Yesterday, I personally re- your hands on a player. campus that is devoted to learn- Silver, N.J. viewed the video evidence, “Don’t tell me that’s the old ing and fostering a sense of shooting and six assists while “I’ve let so many people which shows a chronic and way. That’s the wrong way,” said community,” it said. “We know helping the West team to a down: my players, my admin- pervasive pattern of disturb- John Thompson Jr., the Hall of Rutgers is such a place, and, like 110-99 victory in the McDon- istration, Rutgers University, ing behavior,” Barchi said in a ald’s All-American game at the fans, my family, who’s sit- Famer who led Georgetown to all colleges and universities, it the United Center on Tuesday ting in their house just huddled statement. “I have now reached the 1984 national title. Thomp- must not tolerate that kind of the conclusion that Coach son, the father of current Hoyas night. around because of the fact their behavior.” Rice cannot continue to serve coach John Thompson III, Williams-Goss also had father was an embarrassment State lawmakers want expla- effectively in a position that called the images “child abuse.” nations from both Pernetti and two rebounds, shot 2 of 2 on to them,” he said. “I want to demands the highest levels of UConn women’s coach Barchi on the initial decision free throws and was one of the tell everybody who’s believed leadership, responsibility and Geno Auriemma, winner of not to fire Rice. few players who played any de- in me that I’m deeply sorry for the pain and hardship that I’ve public accountability. He can- seven national titles, said “there Pernetti took responsibility fense. He had two blocks and a caused.” not continue to coach at Rut- is no line that could be drawn for trying to rehabilitate Rice steal to offset three turnovers Athletic Director Tim Per- gers University.” that would make that behavior instead of firing him. in 15 minutes. netti was given a copy of the Later Wednesday, 13 faculty acceptable.” “Dismissal and corrective ac- Defense was optional in the tape by a former employee in members posted a letter on the The most famous case of tion were debated in December hoops showcase and most fans November and, after an inde- internet to the school’s trust- a coach accused of abusing a and I thought it was in the best ees and Board of Governors player is the one involving Bob wanted to see the offensive ex- pendent investigator was hired interest of everyone to rehabili- demanding the resignation of Knight of Indiana. The univer- ploits of the young stars. to review it, Rice was suspended tate, but I was wrong. Moving Late in the game, Williams- for three games, fined $75,000 Barchi. It says his handling of sity put him on a zero-tolerance the “homophobic and misogy- policy in 2000 after an inves- forward, I will work to regain Goss delivered two passes to and ordered to attend anger nist abuse” was inexcusable. tigation into a former player’s the trust of the Rutgers com- future Arizona Wildcat Aar- management classes. University munity,” he said. President Robert Barchi agreed The video shows numerous allegations that the coach had on Gordon, who finished the Rice, who helped Robert to the penalty. clips of Rice at practice during choked him during a practice. Morris to two NCAA tourna- plays with spectacular dunks. Pernetti initially said Tues- his three years at the school fir- When a student alleged that Gordon led all scorers with day he and Barchi viewed ing basketballs at players, hit- Knight grabbed him later that ment appearances, was one of 24 points on 10-of-17 shoot- the video in December. The ting them in the back, legs, feet year, Knight was fired. Knight, the hot coaching candidates ing and had eight rebounds to president issued a statement and shoulders. It also shows who now works for ESPN, in the spring of 2010. But he claim the MVP award. Wednesday, saying he didn’t him grabbing players by their couldn’t be reached Wednesday. wasn’t able to push Rutgers The Pac-12 had four in- see it until Tuesday and then jerseys and yanking them The Rice video drew out- into the upper echelon of the coming freshmen in the game. moved to fire the 44-year-old around the court. Rice can also rage on campus and all the way Big East Conference, and went Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (Ari- coach for repeated abusive con- be heard yelling obscenities and to the capital in Trenton, with 44-51. Rice was 16-38 in the Big East, after going 73-31 in three zona) and Jabari Bird (Califor- duct. Through a school spokes- using gay slurs. lawmakers and New Jersey Gov. Several college coaches said Chris Christie supporting the seasons at Robert Morris. The nia) each had nine points. man, Pernetti backed up his president and said Barchi did they had never seen anything firing at the state’s flagship pub- Scarlet Knights went 15-16 this not view the video until this like the Rutgers video and it lic university. season and 5-13 in the league. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 4, 2013 Life:A&E

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Shawn Kaufman (left), playing the role of Carlino, and Mark Pendelton, playing the role of Roat, act out a scene during a rehearsal. Both will be performing in the latest production from the Evergreen Playhouse, Don’t “Wait Until Dark.” ‘Wait Until Dark’ to See This Evergreen Playhouse Production

By Hallie Simons because it’s a fun thriller, and For The Chronicle we haven’t done a thriller here in awhile. I think people are going Three con artists, a blind to have fun being scared,” said woman and a lost doll stuffed Rogers. “I think a lot of people with heroin — those are the like to be scared. It’s like curling components that comprise the up with a good mystery novel.” basic premise of The Evergreen There are quite a few sur- Playhouse’s upcoming produc- prise elements that go into cre- tion, “Wait Until Dark.” ating the thriller vibe, including The drama that ensues perfectly timed special effects promises to be an actionpacked and a set that makes audience thriller, one that each of the members feel like they’re a part eight cast members and the whole crew hope will have you of the action, that they too are as on the edge of your seat. The involved as much as any of the play opens on April 12, running characters are. Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays “The challenge of the special until the final show on April 28. effects is like nothing I’ve ever Also, there is a pay what you will done before,” Rogers said. performance, Thursday, April Perhaps the most visible role 18. is that of Susy, the blind wom- “It’s scary in a classic way, like an who lives in the apartment any classic film: It’s an idea that that acts as the setting for the is frightening. It’s not scary be- thriller. Shannon Harper, the cause of gore, it’s scary because well-versed actress who plays of a simple idea,” said Luke Nu- her, has had her work cut out for etzmann, who plays Mike Tal- her in becoming a blind woman: man, a conflicted con artist with at one point, she was even blind- a good heart. “If we do this cor- folded to force her to open her rectly, it’s really creepy.” mind to her other senses and Shannon Harper (left), playing the role of Susy, and Ava Chrisman, playing the part of Gloria, will both be part of the Ever- This chilling drama will be to truly come to understand green Playhouse’s latest production, “Wait Until Dark.” her environment as a vision-im- the result of roughly 120 hours not be able to focus in reality: It Playhouse, simply for being paired person. of rehearsals per cast member, gives me an edge,” said Harper. “”It’s been a challenge, but what it is: a community theater. not including the crew and di- “It takes a lot of concentration IF YOU GO: since I have poor vision I can “I love the fact that the whole rector Norma Rogers. not to focus on things. I think When: April 12-28; Friday and “I wanted to direct this play take my glasses off and actually playhouse is put together by vol- it’s neat, because a good part of Saturday shows start at 8 p.m. unteers,” said Harper. “It’s very ($15); Sunday Matinee starts the play is actually in the dark. I admirable. This whole thing just get to be blind, but the audience at 2 p.m. ($10); There will be runs on volunteers.” is blind sometimes too, which a special “pay what you will” makes it more real for them.” show at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Even the antagonist and vil- One aspect of the play that April 18. lain agrees that The Evergreen audiences will love to hate is the Playhouse is a beautiful thing. Tickets: The ticket booth fact that seasoned actor Mark “I really appreciate Phil- opens one hour before the lip Wickstrom, who started Pendleton plays three separate show and seating opens 30 characters, and yet all of them minutes before show. Tickets this theater. Without him, this are antagonists in the story. He are also available for pre- wouldn’t be anything,” said has managed to make each of purchase in Chehalis at Book Pendleton. them very different, yet still ‘n’ Brush, in Centralia at Santa Even looking to the future villainous and, according to Lucia and Sterling Bank, and, of the theater, the cast and crew Pendleton, “sinister, intelligent, on brownpapertickets.com. remain dedicated to the fact that manipulative and calculating.” this is a community theater, and Pendleton described his roles thus is for the enjoyment of the as being lots of little details that “It’s a play! You’re supposed play into one character, and fi- to have fun. This is what com- community. nally one play done on a single munity theater is all about,” said “I’m enjoying this thoroughly. set. Nuetzmann. It’s a challenge, and I hope I’m What’s great about this play Several members of the cast meeting it,” said Rogers. “And I Luke Nuetzmann, playing the role of Mike, looks through the blinds during a re- is that it is not so thrilling that and crew also expressed a deep hope the audience likes it. That’s hersal of “Wait Until Dark,” an upcoming play at the Evergreen Playhouse. anyone couldn’t enjoy it. appreciation for The Evergreen the whole point, isn’t it?” Life 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 4, 2013 LIFE Upcoming Activities & Events Monday, April 8 what’s really going on and takes “Wait Until Dark,” 2 p.m., Evergreen Wednesday, April 17 faculty, Lewis County Young control of the situation, throw- Playhouse, Centralia, $10, tickets Professionals, Centralia Rotary, available at Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis; Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo ing the con men off their game. Santa Lucia Coffee and Sterling Bank, Chehalis Rotary, Centralia High Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 While the audience knows the Centralia; and brownpapertickets.com. School teachers, Centralia-Che- $1.50, other menu items, (360) 736-1146 secret of the con before Susy Jackson Highway, Chehalis halis Soroptomists, The Chron- does, it remains unclear whether Taco Night, 6-8 p.m., Centralia Eagles, icle and Centralia Timberland hard-shell tacos, two for $1, other menu Tuesday, April 9 her plan to foil Mike, Carlino Monday, April 15 items, (360) 736-1146 Library and Roat will work. All proceeds will go to sup- Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors “Wait Until Dark” is directed Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 port the Literacy Council’s GED open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 by Norma Rogers. Thursday, April 18 Student Assistance Fund, which p.m.; food available, (360) 736-9030 p.m.; food available, (360) 736-9030 Tickets are available at Book Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia provides scholarships to cover ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis; Santa Lucia Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, Teams to Compete GED testing fees and supplies Wednesday, April 10 Coffee and Sterling Bank, Cen- $1.50, other menu items, (360) 736-1146 necessary for study. tralia; and brownpapertickets. in Knowledge Bowl Counselor to com. Tuesday, April 16 The 22nd annual Knowledge Workshop on Invasive The Evergreen Playhouse is Bowl, sponsored by Our Litera- Discuss Kids’ Mental located at 226 W. Center St. cy Council, will be held at 6 p.m. Pests Will be at Genealogical Thursday, April 18, at Corbet Health Issues Oregon Trail music and dancing, Fairgrounds open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., Presentation to Theatre on the Centralia Col- Catherine Brewe, an Everett Cowlitz Prairie Grange, (360) 864-2023 lege campus. A workshop titled “Invasive counselor who has a master’s Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Focus on Overcoming Teams from businesses and Pests: Weeds and Insects” will degree in psychology and a cer- Cities Senior Center ‘Brick Walls’ organizations around Lewis be held 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. tificate in mental health, will be Potato and taco salad bar, open County will enjoy a lightheart- Thursday, April 18, at Southwest discussing mental health issues to everyone, $6, 4:30-7 p.m., Olequa Eileen Dodge will presenting ed evening of competition and Washington Fairgrounds Com- of children age birth to 6 years Senior Center, Winlock, (360) 785-4325 a program on “Breaking Down munity Events Building. Rotary Wine & Cheese Event, 6-9 banter, involving trivia on a va- old during a presentation at 6:30 Your Brick Walls” at the Lewis riety of subjects. Topics will include: p.m. Wednesday, April 10, at p.m., Hotel Washington, Chehalis • Integrated pest manage- Pop Offs, rock, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter County Genealogical Society’s Tasty appetizers will be pro- Centralia College. Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April vided by the Lucky Eagle Casino. ment: The talk will be in the New 273-2000, ext. 301 16, at the Lewis County PUD au- Raffle drawings will feature • Choosing the right herbi- Science Center, Room 215. ditorium. donations from various restau- cide for management of woody Members of the audience Those “brick walls” might rants and shops, including the brush and perennial noxious will receive a certificate of at- Saturday, April 13 include disowned children, big- grand prize: an overnight get- weeds tendance. Also, *STARS credit amy, name changes, duplicate away for two at the Lucky Eagle • New noxious weed invaders is available; a registry number is Intertribal names, naming customs, wrong Landings Hotel. in Southwest Washington required. gender, informal adoptions, Participating teams are Presenters will be Sheila Agency to Host Art race changes, illegitimacy and TranAlta, United Way of Lew- Gray, WSU Lewis County Ex- Blue Earth Farms Auction, Dinner unknown fathers. is County, Centralia College tension; Bruce Alber, Wilbur- Dodge is membership chair Representative to The South Puget Intertribal Foundation, Centralia College please see CALENDAR, page Life 7 Planning Agency will be hosting for the Olympia Genealogical Speak at College its 13th annual Native Ameri- Society and does voluntary ge- nealogy research. She co-edits Kari Winsor, of Blue Earth can Art Auction and Dinner at NEW LOCATION! the Lucky Eagle Casino Event the journal, co-administrators Farms, located on the Jackson the DNA Project, and docu- Highway south of Chehalis, will Center, Rochester, April 13. There will be 32 or more ments and maintains a world- Grand Re-Opening be speaking about the organiza- wide genealogy database of tion in a Lyceum talk Wednes- quality pieces in the live auc- tion (ranging from art to stays more tham 100,000 names for day, April 10, at Centralia Col- the Dodge Family Association. Nall lege. at resorts) as well as a number of Mc y s high-quality pieces on silent ta- Visitors are welcome. For in- Blue Earth Farms has been formation, call Teresa at (360) working in the community bles. A buffet of freshly caught seafood will be offered. The 269-7772 or check out the web- BARBER SHOP since 2007. Its goal is to bring site at www.walcgs.org. new opportunities for hands- doors open at 5:30 p.m. This year donations include The Lewis County PUD is on learning. Its focus is health located at 345 NW Pacific Ave., for both people and the planet, originals from such renowned 110 MAPLE ST. native artists as Roger Fer- Chehalis. teaching through nutrition, ag- Next to City Hall $1 OFF riculture, environmental and nandes (Lower Elwha S’Klallam), Chholing Taha (Cree), Matthew Fundraiser, Lewis County Relay for Any Haircut renewable energy sciences. Life, 11 a.m.- 8 p.m., Burger Claim, Grand Blue Earth Farms began col- Bell (Squaxin Island) and a Mound, proceeds to help buy goals for Thru April 30 laboration with the Centralia unique wooden plaque by Odin the Adna High School girls soccer team, College TEEN Program in 2009. Lonning (Tlingit). (360) 767-0631 Best Barber Cuts In Town! The gardens the TEEN Program Limited edition prints came Comedy mind reader Eric Dittelman, 7 p.m., Corbet Theatre, Centralia Walk-Ins Welcome runs have blossomed over the from Malynn Foster and Jenni- CH493954cz.d fer Johns (both Squaxin Island). College, no admission with canned years. The students have grown food donation, 736-9391, ext. 275 Local Barber Since 1983 harvested, processed, cooked, Squaxin Island Elder Paula eaten and shared their produce. Henry wove a traditional cedar Call 360-388-5073 b Blue Earth Farms is expand- hat. There’s an opportunity to ing the project with the addition bid on a limited edition print of an on-campus farmer’s mar- by the late Randy Capoeman ket booth. The booth will be (Quinault, 1956-2008). CC 15891 opening in May and will offer Tickets are $75 apiece. It is USDOT 649958 garden plant starts such as to- recommended tickets be pur- VIN 62534575 matoes and peppers, dried cook- chased in advance. ing herbs and tea, and heirloom The mission of SPIPA is to GVW 118,000 Not for hIre v USDOT 649958 gvw seeds for the home gardener. deliver social, human and health Lyceum is free, and may also services and provide training and technical services, resource

be taken as Humanities 286, one IN 62534575 credit. Lyceum classes are held development and planning to We do department of in WAH 103 or, if more space is Chehalis, Nisqually, Shoalwater needed, Corbet Theatre. Bay, Skokomish and Squaxin Is- land tribal communities. transportation regulatory Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo To visit the organization’s starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 auction website, go to brownpa- Jackson Highway, Chehalis pertickets.com. Young Professionals Lewis County 33,000 numbers for all Networking Social, 5-8 p.m., Riverside Golf Club Roof Top Bar, Chehalis, (206) White Pass Ski Area 88,000 293-6126 types of trucks, Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix to Hold Wine Festival

Coffeehouse, 434 NW Prindle St., IN 62534575 Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 The High Class at White

Lewis County Beekeepers Pass Wine Festival will be held 796543 USDOT GVW V private carriers, commercial Association, 7 p.m., Washington Hall, at the White Pass Ski Area Sat- Room 103, Centralia College, (360) urday, April 13. 740-1212 In addition to wine tasting transporters etc. and fabulous food, there will be Thursday, April 11 a silent auction featuring every- thing from handmade quilts to Custom...to your Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix guided fishing to wines. Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 The Wine Festival is a fund- Ribbon cutting, Washington Federal, raiser for the White Pass Volun- noon, 110 N. Pearl St., Centralia teer Ski Patrol. Tickets are avail- liking...any color, any able from volunteer patrollers or Friday, April 12 the ski shop. type to fit any vehicle. Games Day, traditional and modern ‘Wait Until Dark’ to board games, card games, 1 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) Be Performed at 740-0492 Southender and Captain Algebra, 8 CC 672119 Evergreen Playhouse p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, $6, “Wait Until Dark,” a play 740-0492 gVw 225,000 Open house, Mossyrock Grange, 1-3 written by Frederick Knott, is p.m., 152 Isbell Road, Mossyrock, giving coming to Centralia’s Evergreen away clothing and other items, (360) VIN 62534575 NOT FOR HIRE USDot 455678 Playhouse. 983-3874 Performances will be April “Wait Until Dark,” 8 p.m., Evergreen 12-14, 18-21 and 26-28. Friday Playhouse, Centralia, $10, tickets and Saturday performances are available at Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis; Santa Lucia Coffee and Sterling Bank, at 8 p.m. and Sunday matinees Centralia; and brownpapertickets.com are at 2 p.m. Admission is $10. Open house, Borst Home and One- A pay-what-you will perfor- Room Schoolhouse, 1:30-3:30 p.m., Fort mance on Thursday, April 18, is Borst Park, Centralia at 7:30 p.m. Pop Offs, rock, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter The play takes place in a Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) basement apartment in Green- 273-2000, ext. 301 wich Village, New York City, in Hugelkultur raised bed construction, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Salkum Timberland 1966. Susy Hendrix, a recently Library demo garden, preregistration blinded woman who is unwit- required, sponsored by Lewis County tingly in possession of a doll full Master Gardeners, 740-1212 of drugs, is alone when three con men (Talman, Carlino and Roat) wrangle their way in pre- Sunday, April 14 1616 S. Gold St., Centralia • 360-736-6322 CH493785bw.cg tending to be people they are Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Open Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00 not. starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Eventually Susy figures out Jackson Highway, Chehalis In the Fairway Center The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 4, 2013 • Life 3

Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations

Voice of the People Lambing Time at Centralia High School

What do you think of the quality of schools in your town?

The irst lambs of spring were born recently in the barn at Centralia High School. Agriculture teacher Chris Guenther is teaching his students how to care for the newborn lambs by giving vaccinations and treating “I think the quality their umbilical cords so they don’t get infected. In this photograph, of schools in our Lalana Merrill holds a newborn town is excellent. lamb while Willie Coulter applies iodine to sterilize the umbilical cord. Our granddaughter The CHS FFA program will hold its is now enrolled in annual plant sale May 2-5 at the the Adna schools greenhouse behind the high school. and it feels like a perfect fit.”

Mary Kay Nelson Chehalis, executive director for Visit Rainier

Photograph submitted by Deborah Carey, Centralia School District

To submit your photograph, e-mail [email protected] or send mail to Voices, The Chronicle, 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. Honor Roll CENTRALIA COLLEGE McDonald Kathleen Dudley, Ashley Dyal, Mossyrock: Austin Anderson, Following are members of Mossyrock: Courtney Brooks, Emily Evans, Lara Foster, Leah Michael Graham, Sarah Paguaga “I was homeschooled the Centralia College winter Molly Cushman, Jason Jenkins, Freeman, Rachelle Geringer, Napavine: Heather Cook, until I went to quarter honor roll: Clifford Pries, Jamie Shepard Sean Harris, Lucas Heck, Ryan Hamilton, Heidi Jolliff, President’s List Napavine: Ashley Goodman, Laura Hundley, Chantel Johns, Austin Sickles, Lacey Wright college, but 3.9-4.0 Grade Point Average Nichole Lantau, Edward Riley Jody Johnson, Robin Johnson, Oakville: Brian Alleman, Oakville: Jonathan Curfman, Danielle Jones, Melinda Keeten, Harold Pickernell Centralia College Aberdeen: Dustin Hudson Marie Evans, Paul Orth, Brittany Kennedy, Cheuk Leung, Olympia: Melissa Bryant, is excellent.” Adna: Colleen Suter Stephanie Pickernell Brenton Liseth, Tayisiya Lokteva, Samuel Dixon, Tailar Kennedy, Centralia: Lillian Albright, Ocean Shores: Justice Victor Lopez-Roman, Marla Taylor McNeill, David David Lenz Mark Allen, David Armstrong, Allegar Lund, Clayton Maines, Molly Miyamura, Paul Pullman, Kelsea Centralia, juggler Miriam Ash, Denise Bingham, Olympia: Abigail Brooks, Markstrom, Lacie Melhart, Rothaus, Matthew Winslow Robert Blackett, Mark Bronson, Angela Clifford, Katie Dailey, Brooke Merchant, James Morgan, Onalaska: Tess Curran, Elyse Burks, Aaron Cardin, Tamsyn Dunlap, Trisha Gross, Brandon Norquist, Elizabeth Tyler Koenig, Shelby Krumbach, Jessica Cheever, Ron Chichester, Avery Noble, Jordan Potis, Nugent, Nathan Randall, Aaron Daniel McKechnie, Rebecca Stanley Craig, Eden Craig- Sarahann Swain, Delanie Reed, Rolland Roberts, Whitney Nutt, Arnold Poelstra, Andrew Mickel, Sarah Dillon, Jonathan Willows Smith, Kassi Spittle, Sandra Randall, Wendi Rich Elwonger, Timothy Elwonger, Onalaska: Kimberly Gaylor, Trent, Josie Tuckfield, Kimberly Packwood: Angela Kiehn 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North Tower Pharmacy in 1920

Submitted by Marjorie Reed for Our Hometowns This circa 1920 photo was taken at a Centralia pharmacy. Pictured are Ben Hodge (left) and Chad Riddel. The Riddels owned the pharmacy at a North Tower location. Hodge worked at the pharmacy as a young man, prior to going to work for the Centralia Post Oice. He also co-owned Hodge Brothers Service Station, a Richield business on Main Street in Centralia with his brother Paul. He married Irma Hodge and the couple had no children. His parents are William “Bill” Hodge and Ona Woodward Hodge. THIS WEEK IN HISTORY: Lewis County-Area History

Pythias Ball Is city has its youthful team of fu- locally. new road section along the level “He is also a tracker, advo- ‘Most Enjoyable’ in 1891 ture diamond stars playing as “In 1913, he came to Centra- Cowlitz river near the Lewis cate of Indian medicine, logger, The Centralia Weekly News earnestly as if it was June. The lia, where he became manager county rock crusher at Harmo- former zoo owner and one of reported the ball given by the older heads likewise seem to of a furniture store purchased ny,” The Daily Chronicle wrote. the few people to have seen and Knights of Pythias, Uniform have the fever for one interested jointly by Calef Bros. and “Without warning a section of talked about encounters with Rank, was well attended. spectator at Pacific Ave., and himself,” The Centralia Daily the bluff caved in and swept UFOs and Sasquatchs,” The “The evening was passed Market St. yesterday afternoon, Chronicle wrote. “In 1917 Mr. 30 to 40 tons of dirt and debris Daily Chronicle wrote. pleasantly, and it was voted the had his hat knocked off by a McNiven became half-owner down the bank. batted ball and only grinned. of the store, together with Mr. most enjoyable ball of the sea- “The huge earth slide pushed Centralia Graduate and son,” the newspaper wrote. “An Would he have shown the same Gesler, and the firm name was Steele’s bulldozer into the river elegant supper was served at the mirth three months ago? changed to the Gesler-McNiven and over turned it. Steele re- Microsoft VP Returns in 2000 Washington hotel. The music “The high school candidates company. ... mained inside the partially en- Brian Valentine, a 1977 Cen- was a pleasing feature and was are working diligently as well as “Tower Avenue, as one visi- closed cab of the tractor.” tralia High School graduate, re- first class. The boys of the rank the league men who are in town, tor expressed it, has seemed turned to his alma mater for the appeared in uniform and pre- and Chehalis seem well sup- like a ‘different street’ since the first time since his graduation, sented a neat appearance. The plied with ball teams at present remodeling of the First Nation- Wallace Tells ‘Doggone’ to talk with seniors. He was a public wish them success in and should have no kick com- al bank building into enlarged Tales in 1985 Microsoft senior vice president, their efforts to continue giving ing even if the proposed State quarters for the Gesler-McNiv- Roy Wallace, 66-year-old in charge of Windows software. such entertainments. The re- league does fall through. Pres- en company. The observation is Toledo resident, had been Valentine said he supervised ceipts were sufficient to pay all ent indications do not point true, for the severe face of the called upon to help with the re- close to 6,000 employees. expenses and still leave a small favorable to the life of the orga- old bank on the northwest cor- cent opossum invasion. He advised the seniors to surplus. The public is heartily nization as nothing further has ner of Tower and Magnolia has “I bet I’ve trapped about think “out of the box” and prove thanked for its interest and at- been heard from the other cit- been transformed into an array 1,000 of those doggone buggers “smarts” by solving problems tention given this, the first en- ies in the proposed circuit.” of show windows comparable over the years,” Wallace said. and making good decisions. tertainment given by Centralia with the displays of metropoli- Uniform Rank No. 14.” Gesler-McNiven Holds tan stores.” Open House in 1935 Chehalis Has During this week in 1935, Bulldozer Operator ‘Ball Fever Epidemic’ in 1911 Gesler-McNiven held a week- Killed in 1961 The Centralia Daily Chron- long open house at its newly On April 4, 1961, Robert Real Estate Questions? icle wrote Chehalis had “Ball enlarged headquarters at Tower Steele, 42, Onalaska, died from Fever Epidemic.” Avenue and Magnolia Street. drowning when his bulldozer Tell me what kind of Real Estate move “Chehalis has gone baseball (The building is currently Aya- went into the Cowlitz River you are ready to make and let me help mad, if outward appearances la Brothers Furniture.) near Harmony. are any sign,” the newspaper Arthur C. Gesler was one of “Steele, a heavy equipment you through the process! began. “Every vacant lot in the the longest-term businessmen operator, was working on a [email protected] www.caranicholas.com 360-269-0914 Looking for the perfect CH490617sl.cg Cara Nicholas Lund, Realtors wedding invitations? We do custom design invitations! Come talk to our print professional SPRING CLEANING AT CFAC! to design your unique invitations. OTHER SERVICES INCLUDE: • Graphic Design • Direct Mailing • Letterhead • Envelopes • Invoices • Business Cards Was $12,990 NOW • Business Forms • Newsletters • Brochures $ • Menus and Much More! 9,756

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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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Calendar: Museum to Feature Dolls; Wind Symphony to Perform; Rain Festival Continued from Life 2 of Cloth Dolls.” The museum www.facebook.com/Northwest- is encouraging visitors to bring WindSymphony Ellis Co., Todd Murray, WSU their dolls for the 3 p.m. identi- Songwriter’s Circle, featuring Trent Skamania County Extension; fication workshop. Cost is $7.50 Tomlinson, Jamie Paulin and Bobby Pinson, Lucky Eagle Casino, tickets start Angelica Velazquez, Cowlitz per lecture/workshop or $15 for County Noxious Weed Control at $15, on sale March 4 all three, including museum ad- Games Day, traditional and modern Board; and Bill Wamsley, Lewis mission. board games, card games, 1 p.m., County NWCB The Mommy & Me Tea, a Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) There is no cost for the pro- traditional English tea, will be 740-0492 gram. Registration is requested 1-3 p.m. Sunday. The event will Earth Day work party, 10 a.m., by calling (360) 740-1212. include tiaras and make and Seminary Hill Natural Area, Centralia, The event is sponsored by refreshments provided for helpers, take kids crafts. The cost is $40 sponsored by Friends of Seminary Hill WSU Lewis County Extension per mom and child plus $10 for Natural Area and the Lewis County NWCB. additional children. Reserva- Tommy Dean, 8 p.m., Matrix For more information, call tions are required. Coffeehouse, Chehalis, $6, 740-0492 Wamsley at (360) 740-1215 or The museum can be reached “Wait Until Dark,” 8 p.m., Evergreen Gray at (360) 740-1214. by calling (360) 748-0831 or Playhouse, Centralia, $10, tickets emailing director@lewiscounty- available at Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis; Biotech Day, all day, Centralia High Santa Lucia Coffee and Sterling Bank, School, 330-7605 museum.org Centralia; and brownpapertickets.com. Knowledge Bowl, team pretest, Randy Linder, classic rock, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle 5:30 p.m., competition 6 p.m., Corbet “Wait Until Dark,” 8 p.m., Evergreen Brandon Hansen Theatre, Centralia College, to support Playhouse, Centralia, $10, tickets Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 / [email protected] adults attempting to get their GED, available at Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis; Pressure cooking (not canning), Shannon Harper (foreground), playing the role of Suzy, and Ava Christman, play- (360) 880-1647 Santa Lucia Coffee and Sterling Bank, 10 a.m., Fort Borst Park Kitchen 2, ing the part of Gloria, will both be part of the Evergreen Playhouse’s latest produc- Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Centralia; and brownpapertickets.com. sponsored by WSU Lewis County 4-H tion, “Wait Until Dark.” Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 Randy Linder, classic rock, 9 p.m.-1 Master Food Preservers & Food Safety “Wait Until Dark,” 7:30 p.m., Evergreen a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Volunteers, 740-1212 ets also are available online at Santa Lucia Coffee and Sterling Bank, Playhouse, Centralia, pay what you will Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 $5 Bag Sale, Growing Places Thrift mortonroxy.org. Centralia; and brownpapertickets.com. $5 Bag Sale, Growing Places Thrift Store, 515A Harrison Ave., Centralia, $5 Bag Sale, Growing Places Thrift Store, 515A Harrison Ave., Centralia, (360) 736-0575 Sundress to Impress Store, 515A Harrison Ave., Centralia, Friday, April 19 (360) 736-0575 Coming to Brownstone (360) 736-0575 Sunday, April 21 Three-Day Event The second annual Sundress Saturday, April 20 to Impress fashion show will Monday, April 22 at Museum to Morton’s Roxy Theater be at noon Sunday, April 21, at Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia Feature Dolls Symphony to Perform will host Rain Festival Brownstone Coffee in down- Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, ‘April in Paris’ town Centralia. $1.50, other menu items, (360) 736-1146 The Lewis County Histori- The second annual Rain Fes- The event for mothers and Free entrance day, Mount Rainier cal Museum will be hosting a The Northwest Wind Sym- tival will be at Morton’s Roxy daughters is hosted by Debbie’s National Park, (888) 275-8747 “Dolls: From Out of the Attic” phony’s concert series will wrap Theater at 2 p.m. Sunday, April Boutique. event at the Chehalis museum up for the year with an April 21. Admission is $25 per person, Friday through Sunday, April 20 performance titled “April in Included in the event will which includes a catered lunch Tuesday, April 23 19-21. Paris.” be big screen singalongs, the by Mackinaws, a beverage of Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors The event will feature a doll The event will feature several introduction of the Loggers Ju- choice from Brownstone and open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 exhibit, as well as workshops well-known pieces by French bilee queen’s court, music, a rain dessert by Black Hills Bakery. p.m.; food available, (360) 736-9030 and lectures beginning on Fri- composers, including “March fashion show, sunbreaks, rain Tickets are on sale at Debbie’s, Free entrance day, Mount Rainier day. The event culminates with Military Francaise,” by Camille dancers, armchair aerobics and 120-A S. Tower Ave., Centralia. National Park, (888) 275-8747 an English Mommy & Me Tea Saint-Saens; “Suirte Francaise,” games for kids. There will be There will be entertainment, Doris’ Divas Bunco Night, hors on Sunday afternoon. by Francis Poulanc; and another door prizes featuring rain- and random chance drawings and a d’oeuvres and no host bar 5:30 p.m, Friday’s events begin at 1:30 “French Suite,” by Darius Mil- frog-themed baskets. Comfort Bunco 6 p.m., Chehalis Rooms, Lucky silent auction sponsored by Pa- Eagle Casino p.m. with the lecture “The His- haud. food will include mud puddle cific Mobile. tory of Dolls: The Very Begin- Concertgoers can expect cookies, punch and popcorn. All proceeds will benefit ning.” At 2:30 p.m., attendees to hear “Scenes From the Lou- There will be a showing of United Way of Lewis County. Wednesday, April 24 can learn about the history of vre, “ by Norman Dele Joio, and the 1952 movie “Singin’ in the Brownstone is located at 120 Schoenhut dolls. Friday’s lec- “French National Defile March,” Rain,” starring Gene Kelly, Don- S. Tower Ave. Benyaro and Screen Door Porch, tures are $7.50 each or $12 for by Jean Robert Planquette. ald O’Connor and Debbie Reyn- 7 p.m., McMenamins Olympic Club, both and include museum ad- The performance will be at olds. Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Centralia, free mission. 7 p.m. at Corbet Theatre. Tick- Tickets are $7 for adults and starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Jackson Highway, Chehalis starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 On Saturday, three lectures/ ets, $12, may be purchased at the $5 for seniors and children. They Jackson Highway, Chehalis workshops are available. At 11 door or in advance by emailing may be purchased at the Bar- Dancing, Country Four, 1:30-4:30 p.m., Swede Hall, Rochester, (360) Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix a.m., participants can learn how treasurer@northwestwindsym- bara Clevenger Johnson Gallery, 352-2135 Coffeehouse, 434 NW Prindle St., to care for dolls and make com- phony.org. For more informa- Morton, Wednesday through “Wait Until Dark,” 2 p.m., Evergreen Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 mon repairs. At 1 p.m., visitors tion, visit http://northwest- Saturday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Phone Playhouse, Centralia, $10, tickets Free entrance day, Mount Rainier can attend the lecture, “History windsymphony.org/ and http:// number is (360) 496-0542. Tick- available at Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis; National Park, (888) 275-8747 Life 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 4, 2013 ENTERTAINMENT Comedy Comes Home on ABC Show ‘How To Live ...’ By Rick Bentley rett of his series being scheduled Chalke also was 16 when The Fresno Bee to air after ABC’s monster com- she left home the first time. edy hit, “Modern Family.” “I’ve The Canadian actress moved to PASADENA, Calif. — The been at this for a long time. You cast the series “How To Live Los Angeles after being cast on just do the shows and you wait “Roseanne.” She would spend With Your Parents (For the Rest and see.” of Your Life)” has waited a long four nights in Los Angeles and The idea of living with one’s three nights in Canada. After time to get on the air. It origi- parents after a certain age is nally was shown to TV critics in “Roseanne,” she moved in with a an alien concept to Garrett, June, but has been on the side- who jokes he moved out in the childhood friend and gave her- lines waiting for an opening all self six months to find success or these months. middle of the night and never looked back. move home. Two months later, The wait is over for the se- she was cast in “Scrubs.” ries with the longest name in TV. “I moved out right after con- If the show is a success after “HTLWYPFTROYL” launches ception, pretty much,” he says. “I Wednesday. moved out when my mom was all these months of waiting, it “Scrubs” star Sarah Chalke on her third marriage and my could mean a huge change for plays Polly, a single mom who’s dad was on his sixth. So I actual- executive producer Claudia Lo- recently divorced. She and her ly asked to become a foster child. now. The series is based on her daughter, Natalie (Rachel Egg- I left when I was 16 and then life: She’s lived with her parents leston), move in with her eccen- moved back briefly, and then I for the past 15 years. tric parents, Elaine (Elizabeth ran out. Actually, the title of my She decided to go with the life is twice as long as the name Perkins) and Max (Brad Garrett). long title because that’s the way of the show.” Garrett, a veteran of TV she felt her life was going. comedy from his days on “Ev- As for whether he’s thought “My daughter is about to go erybody Loves Raymond,” never about moving back home, Gar- gave up on the show. rett said he would rather go to to college, and I have no plans “We knew we were going to prison. But he has two teen-age to move out as of yet,” says Lo- be a mid-season show. I was children and he hopes they don’t now, “and I feel like maybe they Carin Baer / ABC happy to wait if it meant getting show the same eagerness to should move out since I moved Sarah Chalke stars in “How To Live With Your Parents (For the rest of your life)” on such a great time slot,” says Gar- leave that he had. out last time.” ABC. ADVICE: Dear Abby Wife Sees Trouble in Eyes of Husband and Store Clerk DEAR ABBY: My husband, ing to lock eyes with Wade. The DEAR SMELLS: By all two daughters from a previous as your granddaughters and “Wade,” and I went into a conve- third time, she again ignored me means ask because I’ll bet she is marriage — sweet girls who call leave it at that. nience store near our home that but smirked and giggled while dying to tell you. Your husband me “Granddad.” Technically, we frequent regularly. A new em- we were checking out. Then she may have been seeing her or they are not my granddaughters DEAR ABBY: Where does ployee — a pretty, much younger shouted, “See ya later!” to my someone she knows. He attacked — but what are they? the priest get the ashes for Ash girl — stared husband as we were walking you because he felt guilty about These are just two examples Wednesday? — MARY IN VIS- at Wade with out the door. When I turned, I something and didn’t want to of modern relationships that TA, CALIF. an expression caught Wade glaring at her. discuss it. seem to require a new vocabu- DEAR MARY: Tradition- of recognition When I asked why he did it, It proves the truth of the ad- lary. I have tried searching the ally, palm branches from the and surprise on he replied, “I looked at her like age, “The best defense is a strong Internet for answers without previous year’s Palm Sunday her face. When I that because she was acting like offense.” Believe me, you have luck. Any suggestions? — FAM- are burned to create the ashes, asked him what an idiot.” When I asked why my sympathy, but you need to ILY MAN IN TEXAS and those ashes are retained for that was about, she’d be acting like an idiot if get to the bottom of this, so don’t DEAR FAMILY MAN: the next year’s Ash Wednesday. he laughed it they didn’t know each other, he put it off. When introducing your late Some people keep the palm off and said I By Abigail Van Buren started screaming at me. He daughter’s husband and his wife, fronds from the last Palm Sun- was “imagining called me crazy and threatened DEAR ABBY: What do you try this: “This is my son-in-law day tucked behind a cross or a things.” to leave me if I bring the subject call additions to your family ‘Sam’ and his wife, ‘Virginia.’” religious picture in their home The next time we saw her, up again. that result from second or third If you’re asked for clarification, and bring them to be burned. Wade acted nervous and started Should I ask her why she marriages? Our daughter died which I doubt will happen, give I have this on good authority. talking fast, as if trying to dis- seems so amused by my hus- several years ago. I refer to her more details. As to the woman’s (When I told a priest I would tract me. He seemed to be avoid- band? And why is he angry at widower as my son-in-law, but daughters who are not blood have guessed they were left ing eye contact with her. She me? — SMELLS SOMETHING what term should I use when I related to you, because they call over from the Inquisition, he ignored me while obviously try- FISHY introduce his new wife? She has you “Granddad,” refer to them laughed.)

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Today’s clue: I equals K

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(Subject to Blackout) Mariners Post. ’ ’ ’ SPIKE 57 57 Gangland “Gangsta Killers” Rap music Urban Tarzan Urban Tarzan ›› The Expendables (2010, Action) Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li. Mercenaries embark Urban Tarzan Bellator MMA Live has messages of murder. (CC) on a mission to overthrow a dictator. ’ “Loaded Chimp” SYFY 59 59 › Case 39 (2009, Horror) Renée Zellweger, Jodelle Ferland. Premiere. WWE Friday Night SmackDown! (N) ’ (CC) Robot Combat League Being Human TBN 20 20 The Harvest Perry Stone Praise the Lord (CC) Ever Increasing Live From Holy Land Creflo Dollar Seattle Praise the Lord TBS 55 55 The King of Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Ju- Seinfeld “The Family Guy “FOX-y Family Guy “Star ›› Due Date (2010) Robert Downey Jr., Zach Galifianakis. Premiere. A high- The Office “The Are We There Yet? Queens ’ (CC) Strike” ’ (CC) nior Mint” ’ Couch” ’ (CC) Lady” ’ Trek” convention. strung man takes a road trip with an annoying stranger. 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IND 18 18 Kenneth Hagin Jay Sekulow In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Perry Stone Dr. James Merritt Hillsong (CC) End of the Age Check the Sound The Ramp MX TV Acquire the Fire KATU News at 6 Paid Program Jeopardy! (CC) Wheel of Fortune The Middle “One How to Live With 20/20 “General Hospital” cast interviews. 20/20 “Wedding Confidential” Wedding KATU News at 11 Castle “The Dead ABC 22 22 (N) ’ (CC) (CC) Kid at a Time” ’ Your Parents (N) ’ (CC) trends; wedding mishaps. (CC) (N) ’ (CC) Pool” ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News Straight Talk Inside Edition Grants Getaways The Voice “The Blind Auditions, Part 4” Smash “The Surprise Party” Tom plans Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) NewsChannel 8 at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 (N) (CC) Weekend (N) ’ Auditions continue. ’ (CC) a surprise for Ivy. (N) ’ (CC) 11 (N) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Comediant. Noticiero La Familia P. Luche (SS) Sábado Gigante Ron Magil. (N) (SS) Comediant. Noticiero FOX 27 27 › Double Team (1997, Adventure) Jean-Claude Van Damme, Dennis Rodman. A Cops “Street Patrol Cops “Dazed & The Following “Whips and Regret” 10 O’Clock News (N) Hell’s Kitchen A slot machine deter- spy and a flamboyant arms dealer take on a terrorist. No. 3” (CC) Confused No. 5” Claire adjusts to life at the mansion. mines ingredients. (CC) (DVS) Storage Wars New Storage Wars New Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars A&E 52 52 York (CC) York (CC) Texas (CC) Texas (CC) Texas (CC) Texas (CC) Texas (CC) Texas (CC) Texas (CC) Texas (CC) AMC 67 67 ››› The Shawshank Redemption (1994) Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman. An ››› The Shawshank Redemption (1994, Drama) Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman, Bob Gunton. An innocent man goes to ››› The Shawshank Redemption innocent man goes to a Maine penitentiary for life in 1947. (CC) a Maine penitentiary for life in 1947. (CC) (1994, Drama) Tim Robbins. (CC) APL 43 43 My Cat From Hell ’ (CC) My Cat From Hell ’ My Cat From Hell (N) My Cat From Hell: Scratch Tracks My Cat From Hell ’ My Cat From Hell: Scratch Tracks BET 56 56 Love My Wife › B.A.P.S (1997) Halle Berry. Georgia waitresses find themselves in a posh L.A. mansion. (CC) ›› The Secret Life of Bees (2008, Drama) Queen Latifah, Dakota Fanning. (CC) Woman Thou BRAVO 66 66 The Real House- The Real Housewives of Atlanta The The Real Housewives of Atlanta The The Real Housewives of Atlanta Ke- The Real Housewives of Atlanta Ke- The Real House- ››› Bad Boys (1995, Action) Martin wives of Atlanta ladies answer America’s questions. ladies wrap up the season in style. nya brings drama; dueling videos. nya throws a party. wives of Atlanta Lawrence, Will Smith, Tea Leoni. CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey: Bruins at Canadiens NHL Hockey Calgary Flames at Vancouver Canucks. From Rogers Arena in Vancouver, B.C. Hockey Night: After Hours News NHL Hockey ’ (CC) C M T 61 61 Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) ›› Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994) Jim Carrey, Courteney Cox. ’ (CC) My Big Redneck Vacation (N) (CC) After Show Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) The Car Chasers Treasure Detectives The Suze Orman Show (CC) The Car Chasers Insanity Workout Battle Hair Loss CNN 44 44 Michael Jackson-The Final Days CNN Newsroom CNN Presents (CC) Michael Jackson-The Final Days CNN Newsroom CNN Presents (CC) CNNH 45 45 CNN Presents (CC) Michael Jackson-The Final Days Mystery Det. Mystery Det. Nancy Grace Mysteries Michael Jackson-The Final Days CNN Newsroom COM 60 60 ›› There’s Something About Mary (1998) Cameron Diaz, Matt Dillon, Ben › Mr. Deeds (2002, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Winona Ryder, Peter Gallagher. A Jeff Dunham: Controlled Chaos The comic performs new Gabriel Iglesias: Stiller. A man hires a sleazy private eye to find a former classmate. (CC) pizza maker inherits a fortune from a distant relative. (CC) characters. (CC) I’m Not Fat D I S 41 41 Austin & Ally ’ Austin & Ally ’ A.N.T. Farm (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) The Wizards Return: Alex vs. Alex Gravity Falls ’ Dog With a Blog Jessie ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) A.N.T. Farm (CC) Fast N’ Loud “Bad Ass Bronco Part 2” Fast N’ Loud “Far-Out Fairlane” Work Fast N’ Loud Evel Knievel’s Messer- Fast N’ Loud Christie gambles on a Fast N’ Loud Richard gambles on a Fast N’ Loud Christie gambles on a DSC 8 8 The Bronco goes over-budget. ’ starts on local charity cars. ’ schmitt microcar. ’ (CC) 1965 Thunderbird. ’ (CC) Ferrari F-40. ’ (CC) 1965 Thunderbird. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 Kourtney and Kim Take Miami Kim E! News ››› Pride & Prejudice (2005, Drama) Keira Knightley, Matthew MacFadyen, Judi Dench. A man Fashion Police Guests Kristin Cavallari The Soup “Soup hires a private detective. (Part 1 of 2) begins a convoluted courtship with a young woman. and Ed Weeks. Awards” NBA Basketball Philadelphia 76ers at SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Miami Heat. (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 NHRA Drag Racing Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) QB Camp QB Camp Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) NBA Tonight (N) College Basketball FAM 39 39 ››› Batman (1989) Jack Nicholson, Michael Keaton. The Caped Crusader vows to rid Gotham City of the Joker. ›› Batman Returns (1992, Action) Michael Keaton. The Catwoman and the Penguin join forces against Batman. FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Journal Editorial FOX News Watch Justice With Judge Jeanine Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Chopped Chopped Chopped Frog legs and gin entree. Chopped Chopped Sea snails in the basket. Iron Chef America FX 53 53 ›› Knight and Day (2010, Action) Tom Cruise, Cameron Diaz, Peter Sarsgaard. ›› The Proposal (2009, Romance-Comedy) Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds, Mary Steenburgen. A ›› The Proposal (2009) Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds. A A woman becomes the reluctant partner of a fugitive spy. woman pretends to be engaged to evade deportation. woman pretends to be engaged to evade deportation. GOLF 70 70 Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf Valero Texas Open, Third Round. Golf Central LPGA Tour Golf Kraft Nabisco Championship, Third Round. HALL 19 19 Always and Forever (2009) Dean Mc- How to Fall in Love (2012, Romance) Eric Mabius, Brooke D’Orsay. An awkward Accidentally in Love (2010, Drama) Jennie Garth, Ethan Erickson, Fred Willard. ››› Straight From the Heart (2003) Dermott, Rena Sofer. (CC) man receives dating tips from his high-school crush. (CC) A car accident changes the lives of a single mother and an actor. (CC) Teri Polo, Andrew McCarthy. (CC) HGTV 68 68 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Renovation (CC) Love It or List It Jim and Connie. Love It or List It “The Hunt Family” House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Counting Cars Counting Cars Vikings “Rites of Passage” (CC) Vikings “Wrath of the Northmen” Vikings “Dispossessed” (CC) Vikings “Trial” (CC) Vikings “Raid” (CC) LI FE 51 51 A Mother’s Nightmare (2012) Annabeth Gish, Jessica Lowndes. (CC) A Mother’s Rage (2013) Lori Loughlin, Kristen Dalton. Premiere. (CC) Taken Back: Finding Haley (2012) Moira Kelly, David Cubitt. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup “Inside Kern Valley” Lockup (N) Lockup Lockup “Inside Alaska” Lockup “Inside Indiana” Lockup “Inside Holman” MTV 63 63 Ridiculousness Ridiculousness ›› Four Brothers (2005, Crime Drama) Mark Wahlberg, Tyrese Gibson. Premiere. ’ Jackass ’ (CC) ›› Jackass: The Movie (2002) Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera. ’ (CC) NBCS 34 34 MLS Soccer World Series of Fighting 2 Arlovski vs. Johnson. From Atlantic City, N.J. World Series of Fighting 2 Arlovski vs. Johnson. From Atlantic City, N.J. Red Bull Signature Series NICK 40 40 Monsters, Alien SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob Marvin Marvin (N) Wendell & Vinnie Supah Ninjas (N) Wendell & Vinnie The Nanny (CC) The Nanny (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› Just Friends (2005) Ryan Reynolds, Amy Smart, Anna Faris. (CC) ››› Juno (2007, Comedy-Drama) Ellen Page, Michael Cera. (CC) ›› It’s Complicated (2009, Romance-Comedy) Meryl Streep, Steve Martin. R O OT 31 31 UFC Ultimate Submissions 2 Timbers in 30 (N) MLS Soccer Houston Dynamo at Portland Timbers. (N Subject to Blackout) MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Chicago White Sox. From U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago. Auction Hunters Auction Hunt- Auction Hunters Auction Hunters Auction Hunt- Auction Hunt- Auction Hunters Auction Hunt- Savage Family Savage Family Savage Family Savage Family SPIKE 57 57 “High Flying Ton” ers ’ “It’s Raining Ton” “Rock-et to Me!” ers ’ ers ’ (N) ’ ers ’ Diggers (N) ’ Diggers ’ Diggers ’ Diggers ’ SYFY 59 59 ›› Underworld: Rise of the Lycans ›› Underworld: Evolution (2006) Kate Beckinsale, Scott Speedman. (CC) Battledogs (2013, Horror) Dennis Haysbert, Craig Sheffer. Premiere. ›› Blade II (2002) Wesley Snipes. TBN 20 20 Hour of Power (CC) Billy Graham Classic Crusades Not a Fan (CC) Travel the Road The Trial (2010, Drama) Matthew Modine, Robert Forster, Bob Gunton. Live at Oak Tree Virtual Memory The King of The King of The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Men at Work Cougar Town ’ TBS 55 55 Queens ’ (CC) Queens ’ (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ (CC) TLC 38 38 Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (N) ’ Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (N) ’ Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) Disappeared “The Last Truck Stop” TNT 54 54 ›› Clash of the Titans (2010, Fantasy) Sam Worthington, Liam Neeson. Per- ››› 300 (2007, Action) Gerard Butler, Lena Headey, David Wenham. Badly outnumbered Spartan ››› I Am Legend (2007) Will Smith. Bloodthirsty plague seus, son of Zeus, embarks on a dangerous journey. (CC) (DVS) warriors battle the Persian army. (CC) (DVS) victims surround a lone survivor. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 Regular Show Regular Show ››› Madagascar (2005, Comedy) Voices of Ben Stiller, Chris Rock. Venture Bros. Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Cleveland Show Black Dynamite The Boondocks TRAV 36 36 Hotel Impossible (CC) Hotel Impossible (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Ghost Adventures “New Orleans” Ghost Adventures (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Wipeout ’ (CC) Wipeout ’ (CC) Upload-Shaq. Inside March Madness (N) (Live) Guinness World Records Gone Wild Wipeout ’ (CC) Wipeout ’ (CC) USA 58 58 NCIS “Kill Screen” A stolen purse with NCIS Gibbs interrogates an accused NCIS “Tell-All” NCIS investigates a mes- NCIS “Two-Faced” A seaman’s death NCIS “Sins of the Father” Tony’s father › Gone in Sixty Seconds (2000) Nico- gruesome contents. ’ (CC) murderer. ’ (CC) (DVS) sage in blood. ’ (CC) (DVS) may be one in a series. ’ becomes a murder suspect. ’ las Cage, Angelina Jolie. 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