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Chris Geier / [email protected] James Maurice Reeder appears in the Lewis County Law and Justice Center in Chehalis Tuesday where he was oicially charged in the death of 2-year-old Koralynn Fister. The charges against Reeder included homicide by abuse, two counts of irst-degree rape of a child, two counts of irst-degree assault and possession of a controlled substance (methamphetamine). Prosecutor Says Death Penalty Not an Let the Private Liquor Sales Option for Alleged Killer of Koralynn Fister Begin / Main 9 By Stephanie Schendel With his current charges, If convicted on all charges, [email protected] Reeder is not eligible for the however, Reeder could face life death penalty, Lewis County in prison. James Maurice Reeder, the Prosecutor Jonathan Meyer Reeder, 25, was arrested late man arrested last week in con- said. last week after initially report- nection with the death of a Homicide by abuse is a ing that Koralynn Fister, the 2-year-old Centralia girl , was felony charge that does not daughter of his girlfriend, had charged Tuesday with homicide include premeditation as an drowned while taking a bath. by abuse, two counts of rape of aggravating factor, a neces- Koralynn’s mother, Becky Koralynn Fister a child, two counts of assault sary element for prosecutors Heupel, was not home at the time. was 2 years old and possession of methamphet- to pursue capital punishment, amine. Meyer said. please see CHARGED, back page

The Chronicle, Serving The Greater Weather Outstanding Educator Deaths Lewis County Area Since 1889 TONIGHT: Low 55 Winlock Hardy, Pat, 81, Centralia Follow Us on Twitter TOMORROW: High 68 Falor, Mike, 59, Topeka, @chronline Rain likely Teacher Kan. see details on page Main 2 Honored Root, Vicki L., 62,Silver Find Us on Facebook by Masons Creek www.facebook.com/ Weather picture by / Main 12 Duncan, Ronald Wayne, 79, thecentraliachronicle Danelle Montgomery, Curtis fifth grade, Boistfort Sitton, Robert L., 74, Elementary School Centralia CH471151cz.cg Main 2 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 FROM THE FRONT PAGE / WEATHER

Community Editor’s Best Bet Flapjack Fundraiser Planned for Lewis County Law Enforcement Memorial The Lewis County Sheriff’s Calendar Office Association will host a Thursday, May 31 p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 Flapjack Fundraiser 7-10 a.m. on N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, 736-9268 Saturday at the Chehalis Apple- bee’s to help raise funds for the Documentary Friday, June 1 Lewis County Law Enforcement ‘Ingredients’ to be Memorial. Over the past year and a Shown at Fox Chandler, Benoit to half, the association has raised The Community Farmers Perform at Matrix $28,000 toward the memorial Market and the Fox Theatre are Poet and storyteller Chris project, which is estimated to presenting Movie Night Thurs- Chandler and Americana gui- cost around $55,000. day at the Fox. tarist Paul Benoit will be team- The law enforcement memo- On the screen will be “In- ing up for a performance Friday rial was commissioned to Adna gredients,” an award-winning at the Matrix Coffeehouse in sculptor James Stafford, who is documentary. Chehalis. also commissioned by Centra- There will be a 6 p.m. social Chris Chandler has per- lia College to do a memorial for hour, followed by the film at 7:15 formed on thousands of stages Katharine Kemp and Margaret p.m. Corbet. across the U.S. and Canada as Chris Geier / [email protected] Admission is $12. The ticket well as for hundreds of organiza- The memorial will have a price includes Santa Lucia Cof- nearly life-sized statue of a po- This statue created by Jim Staford to tions seeking social justice. memorialize police oicers who have fee and an array of farm-fresh Originally from Stone lice officer, a police dog and a foods. Organic popcorn will be child. The memorial is planned lost their lives in the line of duty shows Mountain, Ga., the son of a Bap- a Lewis County sherif’s deputy with a served. tist minister, Chandler has been to be constructed near the front Tickets may be purchased at of the Lewis County Law and service dog kneeling next to a young on or around the stage his whole girl. Santa Lucia Coffee, Centralia, or life. As a teenager he was in the Justice Building in Chehalis, and Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis. will honor the fallen officers bars and on the road working as eggs, sausage, bacon, coffee, Proceeds will benefit the a roadie for bands like the Geor- from all Lewis County law en- Community Farmers Market gia Satellites. He graduated from forcement agencies. milk and juice. and Historic Fox Theater Resto- the North Carolina School of Tickets can be purchased Off-duty deputies and Sher- rations. the Performing Arts in 1988. for $10 at the sheriff’s office iff’s Office employees will be For the first few years, he was front counter or at the door on serving customers, and the food Lyceum Series, Centralia College East, living in his car and stopping the morning of the event. The will be prepared by Applebee’s registered dietitian Jody Kline speaking breakfast includes pancakes, staff. on “The Politics of Food,” noon-12:50 in every town from Bangor to p.m., Roxy Theater, Morton, 496-5022 San Ysidro where he opened his guitar case and waxed the mani- Libraries festo electric sporting a sign that The Knitting Circle, 4-6 p.m., Salkum read “Stranded Musician Needs Timberland Library, 985-2148 Gas Out of Town.” best new band by the Seattle 1761 or 520-6518 Vernetta Smith Chehalis Timberland Eventually he hooked up with Weekly in 2001. Support Groups Library closed for staff training, for Tim- a group of performers busking in Admission to the 8 p.m. show berland library locations, hours and oth- Harvard Square, where he joined is $6. H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., er information, see the library’s website Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 at www.TRL.org or call 1-800-562-6022 a commune of other traveling Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, street musicians. These nomadic [email protected] Senior Centers experiences fed him into the It’s Girls Night Out Cook’s choice lunch and bingo, 11 world of activism. Since then he Senior Centers a.m.-2 p.m., Olequa Senior Center in Onalaska Friday has performed at thousands of Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Low-impact exercise class, 3:30-4:30 festivals, colleges and bar rooms The Onalaska High School Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 p.m., Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 across the US and Canada. cheerleaders are hosting a La- Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., Twin Cities Pool tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Cities dies Night Out, Shopping and Senior Center, 748-0061 Senior Center, 748-0061 For the past 20 years, Paul Benoit has performed and re- Bingo fundraiser Friday at the Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation, Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation, Onalaska Elementary School Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 corded his own music and col- Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 Nutrition lunch, noon, $3 suggest- laborated with numerous song- gym. Nutrition lunch, noon, suggested ed donation, Morton Senior Center, writers and musicans to release The free event, 7-9 p.m., will donation $3 for 60 and over, under 60, 496-3231 16 albums. Benoit released two feature vendors, facials, mas- $5.95, Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Zumba, 6-7 p.m., Toledo Senior Cen- albums with his electric/acous- sages and more. For information, Exercise class, 8:30-9:30 a.m., Toledo ter, 864-2112 tic group Crosseyed and five call 978-5203. Senior Center, 864-2112 Cook’s choice lunch, 11:30 a.m., To- albums with his instrumental Open pool, 9:30 a.m., Toledo Senior ledo Senior Center, 864-2112 band Hanuman. NAMI Family-to-Family Education Center, 864-2112 Wood carving class, 1-3 p.m., Toledo Hanuman toured nation- Program, for families of persons diag- Acrylics classes, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., To- Senior Center, 864-2112 nosed with serious mental illness, 6:30-9 ledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Quilt class, 1-3 p.m., Toledo Senior ally playing up to 200 dates per p.m., First United Methodist Church, 506 year, sold over 8,000 recordings, Dancing, Jack & the Roadrunners, Center, 864-2112 S. Washington Ave., Centralia, 748-4024 7-10 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, 807- and received Best Touring Band or 748-0195 1761 or 520-6518 Support Groups and Best Album Awards from Dancing, Jack & the Roadrunners, Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 Sounds of Seattle and was voted 7-10 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, 807- please see CALENDAR, page Main 11

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Forecast map for June 1, 2012 Tonight Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Gauge Flood 24 hr. Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s 49.88 65.0 -0.10 90s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 80s H 73.71 85.0 -0.20 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s L 3.23 10.5 -0.02 50s H Cowlitz at Randle L Isolated Rain Rain Likely Few Showers Partly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy 40s 8.04 18.0 -0.25 30s 55º 68º 51º 60º 45º 61º 42º 63º 42º Cowlitz at Mayfield Dam 20s 9.29 ---- -0.36 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Centralia Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunset tonight ...... 8:58 p.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunrise tomorrow ...... 5:21 a.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 68 52/80 Moonrise ...... 6:00 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 48 53/64 Moonset ...... 3:10 a.m. Normal High ...... 71 Port Angeles Fri. Sat. Normal Low ...... 48 50/63 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 94 in 1956 Seattle Anchorage 58/44 pc 60/46 pc Full Last New First Record Low ...... 34 in 1950 55/65 Boise 84/57 s 80/51 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg 6/4 6/11 6/19 6/26 Boston 68/55 s 64/57 sh Yesterday ...... 0.02" 53/67 53/80 Dallas 80/65 s 86/72 s Month to date ...... 2.24" Tacoma Pollen Forecast Honolulu 86/74 s 87/74 s Normal month to date . . .2.45" Centralia 54/68 Las Vegas 105/84 s 103/80 s Year to date ...... 21.98" 55/68 Yakima Allergen Friday Saturday Nashville 71/51 t 79/61 s Normal year to date . . . .22.86" Chehalis Trees Low Low Phoenix 110/76 s 103/74 s 55/83 Grass None None Longview 54/70 St. Louis 67/55 pc 77/62 s Area Conditions 56/68 Weeds High High Salt Lake City 81/62 s 88/64 s Vancouver Shown is tomorrow’s Mold None None San Francisco 71/53 s 69/50 s weather. Temperatures Washington, DC 80/62 sh 77/59 sh Yesterday Portland 56/73 The Dalles are tonight’s lows and City Hi/Lo Prcp. 58/73 58/82 tomorrow’s highs. World Cities Packwood 67/47 0.00 Pe Ell 59/41 0.12 Regional Cities Fri. Sat. Fri. Sat. Rochester 69/46 0.00 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Toledo 73/56 0.24 Fri. Sat. Fri. Sat. Baghdad 101/78 s 100/78 s New Delhi 115/88 s 112/88 s Napavine 69/47 0.00 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 85/55 s 78/55 s Paris 72/59 pc 69/59 pc Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; Bremerton 63/51 ra 59/48 sh Spokane 77/53 pc 72/44 sh London 70/58 sh 62/58 sh Rio de Janeiro 77/69 s 76/69 s r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; Ocean Shores 58/50 ra 56/48 sh Tri Cities 88/59 mc 82/51 mc Mexico City 88/53 pc 87/53 pc Rome 77/59 s 73/59 s sn/snow; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Olympia 67/51 ra 62/46 sh Wenatchee 81/56 mc 74/48 pc Moscow 63/53 s 66/53 s Sydney 66/50 pc 69/50 pc Going on Vacation? GoingOnVacFiller-5x2 Donate your papers to NIE Call 807-8203 and we can help you • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 Zombie Apocalypse Heads for Onalaska RUN FOR YOUR LIFE: Undead Chase Racers through 5K Obstacle Course By Amy Nile [email protected] Run For Your Lives, a 5K race where zombies chase runners through an obstacle course, is coming to Onalaska’s Burnt Ridge MX Park on August 4. “We make a video game come to life,” said Megan Byrd, the senior event coordinator. “It’s like a big game of flag football with zombies.” Racers get three red flags to run the 3.1-mile obstacle course while participants dressed as zombies chase them. Runners must make it through 10 to 15 obstacles and complete the race with at least one flag left in order to survive. “Otherwise, you’ve just joined your fellow zombies,” Byrd said. The course features both natural and man-made obstacles including the signature “finish line fence” that racers must crawl under and the “blood pit,” a red water and gelatin filled pool. “It feels pretty nasty and apoc- Chris Geier / [email protected] alyptic when you run through it,” A “zombie” attempts to stop a participant in a Run For Your Lives race held near Boston last year. Racers aim to inish the course with at least one of their lags still in their Byrd said. “You’ll definitely get possession. dirty.” Professional artists make up at least a couple hundred zombies to chase racers or stumble around the course in each heat. “They look crazy. ... If you don’t want to run the course you can chase people,” Byrd said. “We have stumbler zombies and chaser zombies.” While all of the undead slots for the Onalaska race have filled, racers can still register until July 13. “It’s kind of a fun way to exercise,” said Nick Foister, manager at the Burnt Ridge MX Park. More than 500 people have already signed up for the Participants make their way up a hill during a Run For Your Lives race held near A man crashes through an obstacle during a previous Run For Your Lives race held Onalaska race, which will fea- Boston last year. near Boston last year. The course is ive kilometers in length. ture 20 heats beginning at 8 a.m. volunteers for the Onalaska “It’s good motivation to run event. EVENT INFORMATION when zombies are chasing you,” The race started last year in Byrd said. Location: Price includes event T-shirt, one free beer, race medal Baltimore and has since taken After the race, survivors and Burnt Ridge MX Park access to the Apocalypse Party. zombies can attend an “apoca- off. This year, 12 cities across the 550 Johnson Road W. Tickets for Spectators: Onalaska, WA 98570 $32 until Aug. 3 lypse party,” which will feature U.S and Canada will host a zombie race. Race: Vendors and Bands: more than 12 bands, vendors, Aug. 14 Contact [email protected] food and beer. “It’s going to be a mess,” Fois- ter said. “A good mess, though, First heat begins at 8 a.m. and runs each half hour More Information “We like strange, odd ven- until 4:30 p.m. http://runforyourlives.com/ dors,” said Byrd. “And we like to with zombies and dead people Registration for Runners: http://runforyourlives.com/locations/ support the local music scene.” running all over.” $77 until June 13 seattle-portland/ Run For Your Lives is still ••• $87 from June 14 until July 13 looking for vendors, bands and Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 News in Brief By The Chronicle with the NPDES permit in 2011 and earned the award. State Health “It is not easy to operate a wastewater treatment plant Department Suspends 24 hours a day, 35 days a year, Nursing Assistant without violations,” State Wa- The state Nursing Assistant ter Quality Program Manager 518 N. Market Blvd. Chehalis 748-6221 Program indefinitely suspended Kelly Susewind wrote to Che- the credentials of nursing as- halis Mayor Tony Ketchum in sistant Bryan Scott Sabich last the award letter. “Ecology ap- BOOK SIGNING month for failing to comply with preciates the extraordinary level an agreement to participate in a of effort your plant operators drug monitoring program. demonstrated throughout 2011.” EVENT According to state health department records, Sabich, a Four Square Mile The following authors that will be at the store this Lewis County resident, requested to discontinue the Washing- Music Festival Coming Friday and Saturday. ton Health Professional Services to Tenino July 27 program monitoring and failed Friday - June 1st from 3 to 6 pm to check in with Affinity Online The first annual Four Square Chief Roy Wilson (Cowlitz Tribe) - author of his newest and ﬁrst Service, the drug testing facility. Mile Music Festival will take place novel Steeple to Sweat Lodge. Also Medicine Wheel, Cheholtz & Therefore, Sabich failed to Friday, July 27, and Saturday, July comply with an agreement to 28, in conjunction with Tenino’s Mary Kiona of the Cowlitz and Chinook WaWa plus many others. enroll and participate in the Oregon Trail Days celebration. Vic Kucera - author of Onalaska and his newest release, Alpha. WHPS program. The event in the Tenino City Sabich may petition for rein- Park will be 6 p.m. to midnight Saturday - June 2nd from 12 noon to 2 pm statement of the credentials. both days. Headliner for both nights will be the Adam Craig Joseph Brassey - co-author of The Mongoliad. Recent graduate of Band (formerly TelluRide) from Centralia High School. Chehalis Wastewater Nashville, Tenn. Both nights will Alicia LeDuc - author of Bravery on A Bus. Currently attending Paciﬁc Treatment Plant Earns feature local beers and wines for Lutheran University. purchase and local food vendors ‘Outstanding’ Award Simply Organic Cafe and Big T Catherine Levison - author of No One Ever Asked Me That Before. The City of Chehalis Water BBQ. The Adam Craig Band Vic Kucera - author of Onalaska and his newest release, Alpha. Reclamation Facility recently played at the Tenino Wine and Julie McDonald Zander - author of her most recent book, Chehalis received the 2011 Wastewater Music Festival (Wino in Teni- and numerous others. Local history sleuth and respected authority. Treatment Plant Outstanding no) in 2009, making it the most Performance award from the successful in the event’s history, Linda Benson - author of numerous Children books including The Washington State Department bringing more than 3,000 peo- Horse Jar and Finding Chance. of Ecology. ple into Tenino. The weekend’s Sherrie Bond - author of Beauty and the Beak. The department evaluated event will begin Friday night Lori Babler - author of Horses and Me. approximately 300 treatment with local beers and wine avail- plants throughout the state for able for purchase. Sandy Crowell - author of Land Called Lewis. compliance with the effluent lim- Proceeds from the Four Sally Sweeney - from Tenino author of two books, Hayseed and its, monitoring and reporting re- Square Mile Music Festival will Tunnel Stiffs. quirements, spill prevention plan- go to the Tenino School District Leslie Gammelgaard - illustrator of the series of six children’s ning, pretreatment and overall and Tenino Quarry Pool. operational demands of the Na- The Adam Craig Founda- books, Andi. tional Pollutant Discharge Elimi- tion is producing the show. It Trevor White - Author of Distortions. Graduate of Centralia High nation System (NPDES) permit. was created after Tenino native School and currently a Junior at University of Washington (Seattle). The Chehalis Water Recla- Adam Craig Seaunier moved to (He will attend from 1 pm to 3 pm) mation Facility was one of 108 Nashville and found success in that achieved full compliance the music industry. CH473646sl.cg Main 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 LOCAL State's Tax Law is Dealt a Setback by Judge NOT OVER: Judge McKenna is the Republican lenged it in court three times candidate for governor, running previously and failed for es- Overturns Tax-Limiting against Democratic challenger sentially procedural reasons, Supermajority Law Jay Inslee. A lawsuit seeking to ‘‘We believe these voter-enacted laws are with courts ruling the plain- overturn the two-thirds require- tiffs lacked sufficient standing By Andrew Garber ment was filed last year by two constitutional, and we are determined to to make their claims. Heller The Seattle Times statewide education groups and defend the will of the voters, just as we defend ruled that in this case, they do a dozen Democratic state law- have standing. A King County judge on makers, among others. laws passed by the Legislature.’’ Wednesday ruled that a law re- In his ruling, Heller also "We won on pretty much ev- noted that when the state con- quiring a two-thirds vote in the ery issue," said Rep. Jamie Ped- Legislature to increase taxes is Rob McKenna stitution was written, "none of ersen, D-Seattle, a plaintiff in Attorney General the framers proposed that cer- unconstitutional. the case, who is also an attorney. King County Superior Court tain bills subject to (the simple "All of the procedural things that majority vote requirement) Judge Bruce Heller, in his or- have been the death of previous der, said the supermajority vote should require a supermajority challenges, we won on every to pass." requirement put in place by a point. On the merits of the case voter-approved initiative in 2010 tion, if the Supreme Court ends However, Inslee's staff said he itself, he agreed with all of our up agreeing with Heller. does not support the two-thirds BUT THE FRAMERS did require "violates the simple majority pro- arguments." vision" of the state constitution. Lawmakers seeking to over- vote requirement. a supermajority vote in specific turn the two-thirds requirement The lawsuit contends the cases, he said, such as requiring State Attorney General Rob MARY LINDQUIST, president of are saying "if you really want supermajority requirement a two-thirds vote in the House McKenna says he'll appeal the the Washington Education As- and Senate to amend or repeal decision directly to the state sociation, said in a statement us to fund education amply we violates the state constitution, initiatives approved by voters Supreme Court and will seek to that if the ruling is upheld, it need some tools to be able to do which gives the Legislature the have it suspended in the mean- "will pave the way for the Legis- that," Pedersen said. "So please authority to pass laws, in most within the first two years of pas- time. lature to fully fund K-12 public give us back the tools that we cases, by a simple majority vote. sage. "We believe these voter-en- schools ... We hope it will be need to be able to raise revenue The lawsuit targets Initiative "Since the framers knew how acted laws are constitutional, settled soon. Our kids can't wait and adequately fund education." 1053, the latest of four voter-ap- to create supermajority excep- and we are determined to de- any longer." proved measures since 1993 that tions but... did not do so for tax fend the will of the voters, just The WEA, the state's largest GOV. CHRIS GREGOIRE has ar- have limited the Legislature's bills, the court presumes that as we defend laws passed by the teachers' union, also is a plaintiff gued new revenue will be need- ability to raise taxes. the absence of supermajority Legislature," he said in a state- in the case. ed for education. But McKenna I-1053 requires a two-thirds language was intentional," Hell- ment. Pedersen said he hopes the says he doesn't see the need for vote of the House and Senate, er wrote. State House Republicans state Supreme Court can hear more taxes and believes eco- or voter approval, to increase Whether the state Supreme supported the appeal. "The idea the case this fall and rule on it nomic growth and money saved taxes. Sponsored by Tim Eyman, Court will agree is anybody's that a two-thirds vote of the while lawmakers are still in ses- through efficiencies can provide I-1053 was approved by 64 per- guess. Legislature should be required sion next year. additional funding for educa- cent of voters in 2010. "My experience is they can to raise taxes is important and He noted the court last year tion. In addition to ruling the duck most issues if they want to, one that voters have supported ruled the state isn't meeting its Inslee has a similar position. two-thirds requirement uncon- and they can address most is- four times in the past," said Rep. constitutional obligation to ful- His campaign said he "isn't pro- stitutional, Heller struck down sues if they want to. So whether Gary Alexander, R-Olympia, ly fund basic public education. posing taxes, but is proposing the provision requiring voter ap- they are willing to or not is up to the ranking Republican on the Pedersen said he expects a push we focus on growing our econo- proval to enact taxes. them," said Hugh Spitzer, an af- House Ways and Means Com- for some sort of tax increase my" and find efficiencies to fun- Opponents of the two- filiate professor at the University mittee. next session to help fund educa- nel more money to education. thirds requirement have chal- of Washington School of Law. Centralia Man Pleads Guilty to Producing Ecstasy By Stephanie Schendel attorney said Green was using [email protected] the chemicals to grow sea coral. The investigation revealed The Centralia man authori- that the chemicals, which were ties initially believed was op- initially thought to be for meth, erating a makeshift meth lab were instead used to make ec- in March pleaded guilty to the stasy. manufacture of ecstasy, posses- During Green’s first contact sion of methamphetamine and with police on March 4 dur- two counts of identity theft in ing a traffic stop, he told police Lewis County Superior Court his name was Jonah A. Farrer, Wednesday. whose license was suspended in Joshua P. Green, 31, was sen- Alabama. During the traffic stop tenced to four years in prison by he was also found with a loaded Judge Nelson Hunt. .45-caliber pistol, for which he He was arrested in March did not have a permit. after police served a warrant to It was eventually discovered search for stolen firearms and that Farrer was a man from Ala- instead found a large pile of bama who died in 2008. Shortly white crystalline powder along after police obtained a search with several containers filled warrant for his house. with chemicals in his house on When officers entered the Oxford Avenue, according to house, they noticed the strong court documents. smell of chemical odors and None of the guns that were saw several dishes and jars filled suspected to be stolen turned with sludge and liquids. Chris Geier / [email protected] out to be stolen, said Shane Law enforcement who re- Joshua Green appears in Lewis County Superior Court Wednesday to plead guilty to manufacturing ecstasy, possession of O’Rourke, a Lewis County dep- sponded to the call described methamphetamine and two counts of identity theft. Green was sentenced to four years in prison. uty prosecutor. the scene as resembling “an old- Green’s preliminary defense school lab.” News in Brief Spaghetti Feed, Auction set up at the same time. At 5:30, The two-week day camp http://evergreenplayhouse.word- For more information, con- a live auction will begin. includes instruction in acting, press.com or call Kelli Erb at tact the Boistfort School District Planned to Help Ill Donation items are welcome singing, dancing and technical (360) 508-3170. at (360) 245-3343. starting at 9 a.m. Saturday at the theater arts. Director and lead Salkum Resident fire hall. instructor is Scott White. By The Chronicle Elliot and her husband, Em- Camp is Monday through Boistfort Schools Olympia Student’s A benefit spaghetti feed and ery, are the owners of the Brown Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Announce a Summer Assault Report auction will be held Saturday at Shack Tavern in Salkum. July 30-Aug. 10 at the Evergreen the Salkum Fire Department to The fire hall is located at Playhouse. Students will perform Meal Program for Kids Unfounded 2495 U.S. Highway 12, Salkum. By The Chronicle help Kari (Converse) Elliot with three performances of “Annie By The Olympian medical expenses associated Get Your Gun” on Aug. 11 and 12 The Boistfort School Dis- with illnesses she is suffering. Fox Theatre, Evergreen at the Playhouse as well. trict will provide free meals for An Olympia middle school Elliot has been diagnosed Auditions for principal parts children 18 years of age and student’s report that she was as- with lupus, human parvo virus Playhouse Plan Youth in the musical will be 10 a.m.-1 younger through the Seamless saulted as she walked home from and other health issues, and has Musical Program p.m. Saturday July 28, at the Fox Summer Feeding Program. The school last week was unfounded, been hospitalized numerous Theatre. district will serve meals Mon- according to a news release from times. By The Chronicle Cost for the program is $125. day through Thursday from July a police spokeswoman. The spaghetti feed and auc- The Fox Theatre and the Space is limited. Availability 9 to August 2 in the Boistfort The girl had claimed that a tion will be 3-5 p.m. It will Evergreen Playhouse will hold will be on a first registered, first School cafeteria at 983 Boistfort young male, possibly a high school include spaghetti, salad, roll, their fourth annual Youth Mu- served basis. Road in Curtis. Breakfast will be student, had physically attacked dessert and refreshments by do- sical Theater Program July 30- For more information and served from 8 to 8:30 a.m. and her in her driveway in a neighbor- nation. A silent auction will be Aug. 12. an online registration form visit lunch from 11:30 a.m. to noon. hood near Olympia High School. • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012

Chris Geier / [email protected] John Hofman, center, along with students from a physics class, assemble a wind turbine that was installed on a pole on the Centralia College campus Wednesday. Centralia College Installs Wind Turbine to Power Lab GOING GREEN: Students production capabilities we have in our area,” said Hofman, who Investigate Feasibility of also interns at Centralia City Wind and Solar Energy Light. “The students doing the research will have a great thing in Lewis County to put on their resume.” By Amy Nile “Also, they’ll have hands-on experience,” added Kainney. [email protected] Former Centralia College Students at Centralia College staff member Mark Johnson are coordinating a clean energy donated funding for the energy working lab that will provide ball project. electricity for the Kiser Natu- Hofman said before he start- ral Outdoor Learning Lab. The ed working on green energy KNOLL will open at the corner projects, he used to be skeptical. of Washington Avenue and Cen- “I’m seeing more potential. I tralia College Boulevard in June. used to be more conservative,” he The lab will feature an energy said. “But I’ve slowly started saying, ball, or state-of-the-art wind tur- ‘Wow this is some pretty cool stuff.’” bine, that will produce up to 2,500 In addition to getting free power watts of energy in ideal conditions. generated by the project, the college The energy ball, which will pro- will also receive rebates from the duce power when the wind blows state based upon actual production at more than six miles per hour, of this combined generation system. was mounted atop a 45-foot pole “That’s a pretty good deal for on campus Wednesday. the college,” Hofman said. “It’s designed for low noise The students expect the unit to and vibration,” said John Hof- be operating by June 8, when the man, 35, an engineering student college will dedicate the KNOLL who heads the project at Cen- in honor of longtime physical sci- tralia College. “And to be visible ence instructor Rufus Kiser. to birds so it’s environmentally ••• friendly to wildlife as well.” Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 The energy ball will work alongside six 175-watt solar pan- els. Together, they will produce up to 3,500 watts of power, more than three times the energy needed to run the KNOLL. May 25th - May 31st Any excess power produced he Lorax will go back into Centralia City $3 • PG13 Light’s power grid. 12:00pm & 3:00pm (Sat & Sun, Mon) “We sell it when we have excess Mirror Mirror and buy it back when we need it,” $3 • PG13 CH471135cz.cg said Travis Kainney, 27, a student 6:00 pm who has worked on the project. he Raven Energy technology students $3 • R at Centralia College will measure 9:00pm & 12:30pm (Wed early bird matinee) the power production over time and review effects of extended $$Two Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, minor with parent at or before 6:00pm overcast and windless days. Minor with parent before 7 pm only $3 All Ages • Ages 3 and under are FREE A wind turbine now stands at the corner of Washington Avenue and Centralia College Boulevard that will feed electricity into “We’ll be able to measure and 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia see what kind of wind and solar (360) 736-1634 • mcmenamins.com the city’s power grid any time the wind is blowing faster than 6.7 miles per hour.

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Business Profile: 4 Legz Chehalis Company Makes Organic Dog Treats BUSINESS EXPANDS: 4 Legz to Quadruple ABOUT THE BUSINESS Owners: John and Cynthia Operation and Hire Murray Additional Employees Business: 4 Legz Age of Business: 3.5 years By Amy Nile Number of Employees: 5 [email protected] Address: 120 Deer Fern Ln., Chehalis A Chehalis-based company Phone: (360) 740-7894 that makes dog treats out of or- Website: www.4legz.com ganic ingredients has added new products to their line and will expand their business and hire more employees in the coming weeks. “What sets us apart is the ‘‘We want to achieve ingredients we use,” said John world domination Murray, owner of 4 Legz. “It comes down to ingredients you with dog treats ... at can pronounce.” While 4 Legz makes their least in Lewis County.’’ products with organic ingredients that are mostly local or re- John Murray gional, the treats are not yet cer- owner tified organic. The treats have Chris Geier / [email protected] no artificial preservatives, fla- Owners John and Cynthia Murray, along with sales representative Kathy Kelly, stand in the Murrays’ Chehalis garage where vorings or colors and are made The Murrays said their treats they make and package organic dog treats. without wheat, corn and animal can help dogs with allergies and by-products. skin issues. “Dogs can’t process that stuff,” 4 Legz ordered new equip- John said. “Our treats have none ment last week to expand their TOP 5 REASONS 4 of that so it’s really good for them.” manufacturing operation. LEGZ IS GOOD FOR The company has recently “We want to achieve world added three new flavors: pump- domination with dog treats,” YOUR DOG kin, sweet potato and mint to John joked, “at least in Lewis (according to owner their original line of dog treats. County.” John Murray) Kathy Kelly, a sales represen- The business will go from tative for 4 Legz, said dogs like producing some 3,000 bags of — No wheat or corn the smell of the treats. dog treats a month to around — No animal by-products “They smell so good people 10,000 in the next couple weeks. — No artificial preservatives want to eat it,” she said. “We want to start creating — No salt or added sugar John said the new flavors are jobs in Lewis County,” Cynthia — No artificial flavoring or particularly good for dogs with said. colors special dietary needs. The Murrays hope to hire an “We’ve run across some fin- additional two employees in the icky dogs that wouldn’t eat any- near future. The Chehalis-based 4 Legz makes their dog treats with organic ingredients that DOG TREATS OFFERED thing,” he said. “Cynthia’s deaf so we feel are mostly local or regional. The treats have no artiicial preservatives, lavorings or BY 4 LEGZ The Murrays worked with real strongly about provid- colors and are made without wheat, corn and animal by-products. Flavors include veterinarians and pet suppliers ing people with disabilities Kitty Roca, Dognutz, Ode 2 Odie, Organic Pumpkin, Chehalis Mint and Organic Signature Treats: to develop their original line employment,” John said. “For Sweet Potatoes. — Kitty Roca that includes such products as them getting a job is next to — Dognutz — Ode 2 Odie Kitty Roca, Dognutz and Ode impossible so we like to at least PLACES TO BUY 4 LEGZ DOG TREATS 2 Odie, named after John’s wife give them a start.” New Flavors: and business partner Cynthia’s The Murrays encourage po- — Alpha Pet Supply — Mary’s All Breed Grooming — Organic Pumpkin fox terrier service dog who died. tential employees and customers — Jackson Highway Vet — Sunbird Shopping Center — Chehalis Mint “Originally, he was allergic to visit their website, 4legz.com, — Bark Avenue — Ace Hardware — Organic Sweet Potatoes to everything,” said Cynthia. “I for more information. — Veggies — Lincoln Creek Lumber wish I had something like this ••• — Amazon when he was alive.” Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 News in Brief By The Chronicle The store will have a sale Josh Hyatt and Melissa Hen- against them. We like to call it center right here in Toledo.” along with free popcorn for derson will borrow the proceeds the dignified thong panty.” Sunbird Shopping shoppers. to cover some costs of acquiring Everybody- Center’s Anniversary about 31 acres of agricultural wear is now Mary’s Corner Deli Holds land to farm vegetables near 428 selling online Grand Opening Features Celebrity Local Auto Technician Spooner Rd. in unincorporated for $12 a pair. Mary’s Cor- Sunbird Shopping Center Achieves Master Status Lewis County. The company The couple also received offers gift wrap ner Deli, locat- will celebrate its 36th anniver- An auto technician at I-5 sary on June 9 from 10 a.m. to a USDA loan of $135,000 and and gift certified at 4237 Jack- Toyota and Ulhmann Ford has paid the balance of the purchase cates that can son Highway 2 p.m. Attendees can meet Mike achieved the status of senior Fourtner from the Discovery price of the property with their be printed in in the espresso master technician after receiv- Katie Walter Channel’s “Deadliest Catch” at own equity, after nine years of Braille. stand at Mary’s ing multiple awards. website owner the event. farming and supplying fresh While the corner, is hold- Dave Anderson has com- The center will also offer free vegetables to restaurateurs. company is ing a grand pleted more than 550 hours of cake and coffee and 25-cent hot based in Redmond, Walter said opening on Liz Hill Ford training to achieve this dogs and Pepsi products in addi- she remains dedicated to the re- June 2. The deli business owner status. As technology progresses, Toledo High School vitalization of Toledo. tion to prizes. will sell spe- The event will feature factory technicians require increased Graduate Launches “As Everybodywear grows, I levels of knowledge to complete will continue to look for ways to cialty sandwiches, old fashioned representatives and demonstra- deli sandwiches, soups, salads, tions by many companies in- advanced diagnostic and repair Retail Website give back to the place that nur- operations. tured my personal development,” chips and breakfast burritos in cluding Presto, Gourmet Garden, A Toledo High School gradu- the morning. Owner Liz Hill ate has launched a new retail Walter said. “There’s nothing that Jarden, Camp Chef, Joyce Chen, said she hopes to offer take-and- Carhartt, Federal Ammunition, website, everybodywear.com. would thrill me more than locat- Couple to Own ing a pack-and-ship facility or call bake pizzas in the near future. Global Sources, General Auto- Katie Walter spent years motive, Weston, Reed, Danner, Newaukum Valley researching and testing un- Kershaw, Forney, Air’s Clean, Vegetable Farm derwear to develop a high-rise West Bend, Western Chief, Wol- thong panty in stretch cotton. Pepae For A Kick In Te Pats verine, Big Rock Sports, Hillman, The Washington State “Most thongs are uncomfort- True Value and more. Housing Finance Commission able because they are designed The Elite Sports Truck will announced the issuance of a for looks and not fit,” Walter park on site and feature the new- $150,000 bond through its Be- said in a press release. “Every- est hunting supplies and fire- ginning Farmer/Rancher Pro- bodywear fits because it works LOCUST STREET TAXI arms for this year. gram last week. with a woman’s curves – not Three musical geniuses and a trombone player. In Tacoma, Liquor Hoarded Amid Price Worries pop, rock, swing, folk—intelligible lyrics—feats of strength John Gillie throng selling spirits Friday, sig- of which will be closed by mid- The Tacoma News Tribune nificant savings may be elusive. night Thursday night. Some prices — even for the ad- Depending on the product, At Washington State Liquor vertised introductory specials some savings are possible. A Store 105 on Tacoma’s Sixth — are higher than the state has 1.75-liter bottle of Jack Daniel’s Avenue, one customer recently been charging at its monopoly Tennessee Whiskey, for instance, checked out with more than network of stores. will cost customers $47.56 dur- $1,700 in merchandise. Anoth- A 750-milliliter bottle of Tan- ing one sampled store’s introduc- er, said store manager Nancy queray gin is advertised by one tory sale. That compares with the Dealba, bought more than $260 worth of whiskey, all in pint bot- grocery chain at $22.99. With state’s price of $50.95. The other “Consummate performers.” tles, for his weekly card games. the state’s 20.5 percent liquor sampled store’s 1.75-liter bottle Yakima Herald Republic Those and other customers sales tax and $3.77-per-liter spir- of Rich & Rare Whiskey will “Better than the Ed Sullivan Show.” have nearly stripped the store its tax, that bottle will cost a cus- cost $18.88 with taxes included. Tom Brown bare of spirits. They’re betting tomer $30.53 at checkout. The The same-size bottle at the state state’s stores are selling the same stores has cost $24.95. James Porter Nathan Geyer Franco Bertucci Sam Stockard that while privatization of liquor Stand-up Bass Trombone Quil-Billy Guitar Percussion sales in Washington will make bottle Thursday — if in stock — Advertised prices can be con- liquor available at hundreds for $24.95 including taxes. fusing. Most of the newly priva- more locations, it won’t make it A 1.75-liter bottle of Crown tized liquor dealers say they’re Royal whiskey, which costs planning to advertise prices be- The ROXY THEATER any less expensive. 233 W. Main $59.95 at the state stores, will fore taxes. Those taxes, added at That privatization, approved Morton, WA by voters last fall, happens at cost $61.29 at one of the sampled checkout, can significantly add SUNDAY, June 3rd at 7pm midnight tonight. grocers. to the seemingly low shelf prices. with special guest, Mark Brosz Those customers might have A 750-milliliter bottle of And it’s those taxes that the

veteran songwriter with a huge voice and better lyrics than Queen CH472510bw.cg made a good bet. Based on a Skinnygirl prepared cocktails state is counting on to keep itself News Tribune analysis of ad- will set back a customer $16.07 whole after it gives up the prof- $7 in advance . $10 at the door . KIDS 12 and under FREE Obtain your tickets at the BCJ Art Gallery vertised liquor prices from two at one of the grocers, compared its it has made since Prohibition or, at www.locuststreettaxi.com food chains that will join the with $15.95 at the state stores, all ended. • Main 7 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 First ‘Don’t Text and Drive’ Sign to be Unveiled in Rochester IN MEMORY: Warning mined Davis-Jones had been tex- national campaign encouraging ting just moments before the crash. motorists not to text and drive. Signs Will be Dedicated She was pronounced dead at Cheryce said her grand- to Ashley Davis-Jones the scene. mother covered the cost for the “Answering a text takes your signs and their installation. By Kyle Spurr attention off the roadway for The total sign costs are $500 for [email protected] about five seconds,” Washing- Interstate highway on-ramps, $750 ton State Patrol Trooper Guy for two-lane highways, and $950 for The Washington State Depart- Gill said. “It might not seem like non-interstate four-lane highways. ment of Transportation planned much, but that’s enough time to unveil the first sign with the to travel the length of a football This cost includes sign fabrication message “Please Don’t Text and field. Enough time to end a life.” and installation by WSDOT crews. Drive” this morning at the spot The Davis-Jones family The new signs are part of the Courtesy Photo where a teenager was killed in a planned to attend a sign unveil- WSDOT’s DUI Memorial Sign Ashley Davis-Jones, 22, Olympia, died in February 2011 in a head-on collision af- head-on crash while texting. ing ceremony this morning at program and join 164 others across ter her eastbound car crossed over the centerline and hit a 1995 Freightliner box The sign will be placed along the nearby Briarwood Farms the state. The other signs read truck that was driving westbound on U.S. Highway 12. Her vehicle is shown above U.S. Highway 12 at the end of and speak about their loss and “Please Don’t Drink and Drive.” after the crash. the Scatter Creek Bridge just their hope that the signs serve as east of Rochester. a reminder to drivers about the The eastbound sign will be dangers of inattentive driving. accompanied Ashley’s sister Cheryce Davis- by a westbound Jones said she planned to speak “Please don’t at the unveiling along with other drink and drive” family members, the officer who sign. The signs was at the accident scene and oth- are in memory er people involved in the crash. of Ashley Da- Since the accident, Cheryce vis-Jones, 22, said her family has been active Meeting Olympia, who in spreading the message about died in Febru- Ashley Davis-Jones died in vehicular distracted driving. Cheryce ary 2011 in a joins her brother and sister to all your needs accident head-on col- speak at high schools. lision after her eastbound car Earlier this month, Cheryce for the best care, crossed over the centerline and spoke at her alma mater, River hit a 1995 Freightliner box truck Ridge High School in Lac- close to home. that was driving westbound on ey. About three months ago, that straight stretch of highway. Cheryce and her family traveled Troopers at the accident deter- to Indiana to participate in a Cancer 101: Chehalis Woman Basics and beyond Selected for Focus on Providence Regional Cancer System invites patients the Family Internship at all stages of treatment to attend a complimentary By The Chronicle Additionally, she will have op- dinner event with our team of cancer experts. Chehalis college student Elea- portunities to write about na- From diagnosis to treatment and more, you’ll learn what to expect ture, easy family craft projects nor Fazzari never planned on be- as you navigate the path ahead. Resources will be available, plus time coming a writer, but her studies, and more. and a new internship opportu- While she is thrilled about to ask questions. nity, have changed her life plans. the internship, writing hasn’t al- On March ways been in Fazzari’s blood. 24, the Cor- “I was never into writing as a Monday, June 11, 6-8 p.m. ban University kid…and I would get completely Providence Centralia Hospital, basement classroom communica- frustrated when I would have to tions major write,” she said. “Growing up I learned she was never had teachers who showed one of 17 stu- me how to be a creative writer. Bring a guest! dents nation- Even in high school, I never con- RSVP at www.provregister.org or by calling 360.412.8949. wide chosen to sidered writing as a profession. intern for Focus Eleanor Fazzari “When I got to Corban and on the Family. selected for met (journalism professor) Throughout the internship Christena Brooks, she showed www.provcancer.org CH473331cw.cg summer, Fazzari will live and in- me I could be creative and have tern in Colorado Springs, Colo., my own personality and showed as a writer for “Clubhouse Mag- me I really could love being a azine,” a publication produced writer,” she added. for school-aged children by the During her time at Corban, she organization. has worked with the student news- “I’ve grown up with ‘Club- paper, the “Hilltop News,” most house Magazine’ and surrounded recently as entertainment editor. In by Focus on the Family media my August 2012, Fazzari will take over entire life,” she said. “It’s amazing as the school’s yearbook editor. Her that I will have an opportunity eventual goal is to work as a maga- work and learn with them.” zine columnist and hopes the work It took several phone inter- she puts in this summer will help views, an initial one with Focus her reach that goal. Important Announcement and three others with editors “The nice thing about being from individual publications, a communications major is that From before she was offered the in- it is really open-ended,” Fazzari ternship. said. “I can take it any direction Lawyer Nursery Inc “There was a lot of time be- that I want to.” tween interviews so I didn’t re- The internship begins June ally know whether I would get 4 and will last until she com- it,” Fazzari said. “It was amazing pletes the 140 internship hours when I heard that I was accepted.” required for her degree, possibly During the 140-hour intern- in early August. Though unpaid, Nursery Stock ship, Fazzari will respond to Fazzari will live with a host fam- children’s questions in a column. ily throughout the internship. Sale Continues Authors to Sign • Alicia LeDuc, author of “Brav- Books in Chehalis ery on A Bus.” Currently attending Pacific Lutheran University 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Mon.-Sat. By The Chronicle • Catherine Levison, author of “No One Ever Asked Me That Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis, Before” will be hosting numerous au- • Vic Kucera, author of “Onalaska” thors at its bookstore Friday and and his newest release, “Alpha” Lawyer Nursery will continue their spring Saturday for book signings. • Julie McDonald Zander, Hours Friday will be 3-6 p.m. local historian, author of her sale at wholesale prices until June 16th, weather On Saturday, it will be noon to 2 p.m. most recent book, “Chehalis,” Following are the authors and numerous others permitting. who will be at Book ‘n’ Brush. • Linda Benson, author of numerous children’s books, Present conditions are very conducive to planting. including “The Horse Jar” and FRIDAY “Finding Chance” We still have lots of bare root trees and shrubs • Chief Roy I. Wilson (Cowlitz • Sherrie Bond, author of Tribe), author of his newest “Beauty and the Beak” available to offer the public the opportunity to buy book, and first novel, “Steeple • Lori Babler, author of “Horses to Sweat Lodge.” He will also and Me” sign his “Medicine Wheel,” • Sandy Crowell, author of our plants at wholesale prices. Most of the species “Cheholtz & Mary Kiona of the “The Land Called Lewis” Cowlitz” and “Chinook WaWa,” • Sally Sweeney, Tenino, au- and varieties of stock offered at our Memorial Day plus many others thor of two books, “Hayseed” • Vic Kucera, author of “Onalaska” and “Tunnel Stiffs” Weekend sale are still available. Please go to our and his newest release, “Alpha” • Leslie Gammelgaard, illustrator of the series of six chil- web site at www.nurserystocksale.com for a list of dren’s books, “Andi” CH473573sl.cg • Trevor White, author of “Dis- availability, prices, and other important information. SATURDAY tortions,” graduate of Centralia • Joseph Brassey, co-author of High School and currently a ju- “The Mongoliad.” Recent gradu- nior at the University of Washing- ate of Centralia High School ton. (He will attend from 1-3 p.m.) Lawyer Nursery, Inc • 7515 Meridian Road SE • Olympia, WA 98513 Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012

Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Dennis R. Waller, President, CEO J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 Christine Fossett, Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Brian Mittge, Editor-in-Chief Appeal is Proper After Judge Disregards People’s Decision Kudos to Attorney General Clearly, the answer should Wednesday pledging to sponsor vide that “revenue.” Rob McKenna for standing up Our Views be yes. a constitutional amendment The people have spoken. on behalf of voters who have McKenna is pushing to have The voters crave that limit, that would enact the voters’ will When higher taxes are needed, repeatedly decreed that the the judge’s decision suspended just as the Democratic rulers of into the highest levels our state the Legislature first needs to spendthrift Legislature needs to while he appeals it directly to the statehouse are aching to be Constitution. be fully resolved that they have muster a supermajority before the state Supreme Court. free of the restriction on their If the Democratic majority in done everything possible to live raising our taxes again. “We believe these voter- ability to expand taxes without Olympia doesn’t like a citizen’s within their means. Requiring Unfortunately, McKenna’s enacted laws are constitutional, limit. initiative, they should fear a a two-thirds supermajority for legal help is needed after a and we are determined to de- The line-up of plaintiffs constitutional amendment even that tax increase ensures that Seattle judge ruled that the oft- fend the will of the voters, just pushing to overturn the will more. They would be wise to our elected officials have taken repeated will of the voters is as we defend laws passed by the of the voters is long. All cry for live within the bounty of money every step possible before ask- unconstitutional by requiring Legislature,” McKenna said in a more money — or “revenue,” as already provided by taxpayers, ing the voters for more. a two-thirds vote to raise taxes, statement. the parlance in Olympia goes. rather than pushing again and The will of the people is rather than a simple 50 percent At issue is whether the state Fortunately, there are people again to throttle the clearly ex- the basis for our government. majority. Constitution’s requirement that like McKenna willing to stand pressed will of the people. The people know what they King County Superior Court taxes be approved by a simple up for the majority of voters in These certainly are difficult want, and it’s increased fiscal Judge Bruce Heller’s ruling on majority is a floor or a ceiling. the state. times for our state government, responsibility. A judge’s ruling Wednesday is unlikely to be the Can the citizens increase that Sen. Janéa Holmquist just as the economy is difficult in Seattle can’t change that fun- final word. requirement? Newbry issued a statement for the people who would pro- damental truth. GUEST COMMENTARY: Remarkable Young Men Experience with Boy Scouts Makes Young Adults Stand Out Young people spend on aver- One Scout could earn robot- age more than seven hours a day ics, engineering, computers and with media such as television or nuclear science badges. gaming, according to a recent Another Scout could earn study. metalworking, farm mechanics, Employers have observed automotive maintenance and that many teens act as if em- home repairs. The opportunity ployment is an imposition on to explore areas of potential their time (which they tolerate interest is very important for for dollars) rather than an op- young adults, yet surprisingly portunity to be part of a team few opportunities for explora- effort toward something con- tion exist in society today. structive. If leadership and practical And many young people learning opportunities are not are positive they’ll dislike ev- enough, the Scouting program erything unfa- also provides extraordinary life miliar — the experiences. A young man’s outdoors, civics, confidence is boosted by discov- crafts, charity. ering that he can dig a cave in Letters to the Editor Young people the snow and sleep overnight in are entering it. His planning skills are devel- Coaching Adna Golfers lege coaches, overbearing par- Route 508 from Onalaska to adult lives less oped by preparing and carrying ents or snobbish rules officials. Morton. There are at least 100- prepared than provisions on a 50-mile hike Beings Special Rewards There may be a dream or two plus certifiably dangerous trees ever before. across the Olympics. To the editor: about playing college golf, but threatening the roadway and/or These aren’t By Jami Lund Lifelong memories are cre- The grass roots of golf: I have even those don’t take over the the power lines. It’s just a matter just statistics; ated by kayaking and camping had the privilege to coach the overwhelming sense of unity, of time until one of those trees they are real concerns to some- on uninhabited islands off the Adna Pirates golf team the last support and genuine care for causes a serious wreck on the one like me who is the father of coast of Canada. two seasons. I felt it was worth each other. road. three young men. But wait, there’s more. sharing with golfers, coaches The players, parents and The trees are dangerous be- But I have found a way to The secret to the success and the community in general coaches all help players find cause of such problems as root, counter to these common con- of Scouting is the opportunity how rewarding teaching and balls, assist with rules questions, stump or top rot, insect dam- cerns — Boy Scouts of America. for young men to receive guid- coaching a game or any life les- and honestly root for each other. age, hollow stems, heavy lean- ers, steep slopes, snow or wind Boy Scouts may not change ance from older men. As a dad, son from the ground up can be. This championship is unlike any damage, flooding, soft soil, societal trends, but Scouting I know that my expertise is At the 1B/2B level, the large I have ever attended. I think the slides, age, heavy limbs, etc. The can enable an individual young limited, but Scouting lets my majority of golfers have never tournament director Tim Tubbs danger trees vary in size from man to defy these stereotypes. sons access the perspective and played golf, picked up a club, or said it best: “This event is about inches to 4 or 5 feet at the stump. Participation in Scouting can professional knowledge of other even know names like Woods, community, getting to know I know one family that uses stack the odds in favor that a men. In the Scout troop my Nicklaus or Palmer. They rarely one another, enjoying and learn- the road more than once per day young man will stand out as family joined, three key men have high expectations or pre- ing golf, and having schools that has taken pictures and vid- remarkable. volunteer countless hours to conceived notions of what to ex- sizes where everyone is familiar Established in 1910, the Boy help young men learn and grow with everyone else.” eos of the entire distance so that pect. The players are fresh-faced if they or their friends are hurt Scouts organization offers a reg- — Dan Burns, Pat Berg and Dan and ready to learn a life sport Perhaps this is not the venue iment of broad training in many Fugate. for high-end athletic scholar- by any of these trees, they will that carries many a life lesson as have a record of the negligence key life skills for young adults. In addition to their excel- well. ships, but after meeting a num- A young man may join at age 11, lent example and coaching, a ber of the players, coaches and of people responsible for main- Our immediate hurdles are taining safe roads. What if the and participate in thoughtfully number of fathers also serve as course etiquette, baby steps into parents, I feel strongly that these crafted rank advancements badge counselors and chaper- young men and women have a wreck involves a school bus or the rules of the game, and just for that matter any vehicle with until he’s 18. At each rank, he ones. putting our hands on a club for sound educational foundation. will demonstrate increased I am confident that all these And now have a sport that they passengers. the first time. But each step of In Lewis County there are knowledge, skills, leadership benefits are evident in the 12 the way in cold, wet and windy can enjoy the rest of their lives. and service. troops in Lewis and South So driving out of Oakbrook plenty of expert professional conditions we make small timber cutters, loggers and road He will conduct meet- Thurston Counties. If you or a strides. Our goals are plenty but after the final round with a ings, be interviewed and teach young man close to you might sixth-place finisher and a smile builders available who could always reachable and sometimes help the Washington State De- younger Scouts, give presen- be interested in the opportuni- include just making contact as big as the sun, I was refreshed tations, attend community ties afforded by Boy Scouts of again that this game has not got- partment of Transportation with the golf ball for the first solve the problem in short order. meetings, and perform hours America, I invite you to call the time. ten bigger than itself. of public service. He will learn district office at (253) 682-2217 Riley Boone worked for 16 That’s a small business stimulus Putting all the infancy pro- for Lewis County workers. The critical life skills like financial to find a troop. cess aside, our program has had weeks and in the worst weather management, civic awareness Weigh the commitment possible to achieve a four year problem is of emergency pro- players with greater goals and portions. and first aid. carefully. Scouting is not dreams of success. That brings goal. Kudos to the support sys- While the program of ad- daycare and it is not a reform tem of the Boone family and Does the state or Lewis me to the crux of my thoughts. County Public Utility District vancement from Tenderfoot school for unwilling young men. I recently returned from the Adna High School for support- to Eagle is a training program Like all things of great value, ing golf. believe it is cheaper to let them 1B/2B state championship held fall naturally and then clean up which is fairly uniform across the benefit comes from the in- at Oakbrook Country Club in the country and across time, vestment of time and energy by Alan Browning the mess? What if an ambulance Lakewood. We had a field of has to clean up the mess? Are Scouting is also highly custom- the Scout and his family. roughly 80 boys and 40 girls. Adna High School golf coach ized to the individual’s interests. ••• the governor or PUD commis- Players play the first day and are sioners going to blame someone In addition to earning ranks, Jami Lund lives in the Centralia subject to a cut to proceed to the Scouts choose to learn and ex- area. He and his wife have raised lower on the totem pole for the three sons in Lewis County. Lund is second day. Dangerous Trees Near negligence. What about school perience topics from among 128 My experience at different “Merit Badges.” a project manager for the Freedom 508 Must Be Removed board members, will they be li- Foundation and has spent his pro- classifications is this is a very able also? Badges can be earned in high pressure, demanding and To the editor: fields ranging from American fessional life in public policy. He can be reached at libertylund@gmail. often emotional day of play. Not There are danger trees fall- business to woodworking. Ron Nilson com. so at our level. There are no col- ing on a regular basis on state Mineral

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By Amy Nile “At least the first year,” he said. “In fact, we’ll probably make very [email protected] little profit this year.” Large retailers around Lewis McDaniel said he has invest- County are preparing to start ed $130,000 purchasing new in- selling liquor Friday as the ventory for the transition. He is Washington State Liquor Con- spending an additional $30,000 trol Board turns spirit sales over for shelving and installing a to the private sector. new door on the Centralia store. “We’re stocking liquor at both Once the door is put in on the stores,” said Darris McDaniel, north side of the store, McDan- who owns Shop-N-Kart in Che- iel hopes it will prevent theft and halis and Centralia. “We’ll have increase traffic into the business. a good selection and add to that “We’re always happy to get an at customer request.” extra sale,” he said. “And it’ll be Shop-N-Kart stores will of- convenient for customers.” fer about 400 liquor items start- McDaniel said he does ex- ing at 6 a.m. on Friday. Along pect liquor prices to go down with the increased convenience, after the first year of private customers may also see higher sales as retailers recover from prices. the transition expenses and find Eric Schwartz / [email protected] “In the short-term it’s going to ways to compete. Liquor prices are expected to be higher as the private sector takes over sales Friday. be chaotic because prices are go- ••• ing to go up,” McDaniel said. Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 Former State-Run Liquor Stores Approved to Sell Spirits Big Retailers Who Have Received Approval to Sell Hard Store #016 — 515 Harrison Ave. Liquor in the Lewis County Area Ste. C, Centralia By The Chronicle Store #026 — 1365 N.W. Louisi- ana Ave., Chehalis Shop-N-Kart — 505 S. Tower Ave., Centralia Shop-N-Kart — 2100 N. National Ave., Chehalis Former State Contract Li- Safeway — 1129 Harrison Ave., Centralia quor Stores Approved to Sell Safeway — 1100 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis Spirits Rite Aid — 1200 Harrison Ave., Centralia Store #506 — 419 Second St., Rite Aid — 551 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis Morton Walmart Super Center — 1601 N.W. Louisiana Ave., Chehalis Store #578 — 13042 US Hwy. 12, Packwood Walgreens — 1610 N.W. Louisiana Ave., Chehalis Store #579 — 103 Main St., Pe Ell Salkum Super Mart — 150 Salkum Road, Salkum Store #580 — 122 S.E. 1st St., Brenda’s Country Market — 1735 Hwy. 508, Onalaska Winlock Employees at Shop-n-Kart at Yard Birds inish stocking liquor in preparation for Ethel Market & Sports — 1421 Hwy. 12, Ethel Store #581 — 19947 Old Hwy. Gene & Barb’s — 9018 U.S. Hwy. 12, Randle 99, Grand Mound/Rochester Friday’s opening for private sales. Morton Country Market — 461 2nd St., Morton Store #587 — 254 E. State St., Winlock Shell Subs and More — 223 State Rt. 505, Winlock Mossyrock Toledo IGA Market Fresh — 400 Cowlitz St., Toledo Store #600 — 119 Cowlitz St., Bailey’s IGA — 10333 State Hwy. 12, Rochester Toledo Please Recycle This Newspaper Tenino IGA Market Fresh — 669 E. Lincoln Ave., Tenino Store #607 — 196 W. Sussex St., Tenino Woman Arrested After Group Opposing Gay-Marriage Allegedly Threatening Law Says it Has 151K Signatures County Commissioner Jordan Schrader If Washingtonians approve By The Olympian R-74, they will uphold the law passed by the Legislature this By Steven Friederich Undersheriff Scott said East- The group trying to chal- year recognizing same-sex mar- ‘‘A lot of people worked The Daily World erly has had contact with the lenge the state’s new same-sex riage. If they reject it, they will marriage law said Wednesday hard to make it county commissioners’ office overturn the law. A 52-year-old South Beach before and has been frustrated that it has surpassed the 150,000 happen.’’ woman is in jail for allegedly signatures recommended by the Opponents of same-sex because her concerns about marriage brought in the first threatening the life of Grays Har- noise issues and trespassing state elections office to put Ref- 150,000 signatures without con- bor County Commissioner Terry were not being met. erendum 74 on the ballot. Joseph Backholm Willis, and the incident has once With the June 6 deadline tributions from paid signature president of Preserve Marriage A police sergeant found East- Washington again spurred discussion on se- erly at her home, where she was still nearly a week away, the gatherers, said Joseph Backholm, curity at the county courthouse “upset, yelling, screaming and announced signature count of president of Preserve Marriage campus in Montesano. crying.” She denied making any 151,338 and counting builds in Washington. Chief threats, the charging documents a substantial cushion beyond He said the group did pay petitions to 1,500 churches and Criminal Dep- state, and denied having a gun. the 120,577 valid signatures that some professional gatherers, just thousands of households. uty Prosecutor But the sergeant saw ammuni- Preserve Marriage Washington in case, but those petitions aren’t “A lot of people worked hard Gerald Fuller tion for a 9 mm pistol and locat- needs to earn a spot on the No- included in the 151,338 count. to make it happen,” Backholm charged Mi- ed and seized the gun. vember ballot. He said the campaign mailed said. chelle Easterly Easterly was previously con- with one count victed of a burglary in Spokane of unlawful and is prohibited from possess- possession of ing a firearm, the charging doc- Terry Willis a firearm in uments state. Grays Har- Grays Har- bor County “We took the suspect into bor District commisioner protective custody and she was Court. District evaluated by a mental health Court Judge Stephen Brown set professional,” Scott said, noting a $25,000 bail and ordered East- the counselor cleared her to be erly “not to approach or com- charged. municate in any manner with Scott said none of the com- Commissioner Terry Willis,” ac- missioners were in their office at cording to court records. the time of the threat and he had A hearing has been set for 1 the secretary turn off the light to p.m. June 12, at District Court. the office and lock the door. No She was still in jail this morning. lock down procedures elsewhere “I feel OK as far I’m con- in the building were initiated. cerned,” Willis said. “What I was Commissioner Willis said concerned about was the safety the county is now reviewing its for the other people at the Coun- lock down procedures to see if ty Administration Building. This anyone else should have been is what we call a viable threat.” made aware of the incident, es- Undersheriff Rick Scott said pecially other offices in the detectives have also forwarded building. One idea, Willis said, the case dealing with the spe- is to use the county’s existing tel- cific threats against Willis to the ephonic warning system to send Prosecutor’s Office. out alerts to warn employees On May 23, the Sheriff’s and the surrounding business Office received a tip that East- New and used auto community about any potential loan rates as low as erly has purchased a firearm and threats. %* that she was “intending to go to “When we go into lock down, 3.24 APR the county building in Montesa- there may be a business across no to shoot Commissioner Terry the street who may want to take Willis,” according to charging their own precautions,” Willis documents. said. Earlier that week, Under- Security has been a major sheriff Scott said he had been issue since the March 9 attacks tipped off that Easterly had been on Superior Court Judge Dave on her way to the courthouse to Edwards and Deputy Polly Da- shoot Willis “when she nearly vin at the county courthouse. had an automobile accident Several security measures have and decided not to travel to the since been implemented at the CH471152cz.db courthouse.” Apparently, this courthouse, but Willis says time, Easterly was heading to more should be done elsewhere Montesano again. at the county campus. Main 10 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012

Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens Death Notices Washington’s Wednesday Games CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT Narcotic Drug Violation alleged possession of methamphet- • PAT HARDY, 81, Centralia, formerly of - amine and for a felony warrant on Chehalis, died Thursday, May 24, at a lo- Powerball: 09 10 24 52 56 14 Man in the Bushes • April L. Jones, 28, Centra cal nursing home. A graveside memorial lia, was arrested and booked for the 1300 block of Lum Road. Next jackpot: $164 million • Someone reported a home- service will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Lotto: 04 10 26 34 43 44 alleged possession of prescrip- Toledo Cemetery. A potluck and memo- less man camping behind the tion medicine and allegedly rial will follow at 107 Larmon Road, Che- Next jackpot: $1.4 million Chamber of Commerce build- WASHINGTON STATE PATROL rendering criminal assistance at • Lou Erma Gordon, a halis. Arrangements are under the direc- Hit 5: 05 10 15 34 39 ing at 8:42 a.m. Wednesday 4:48 p.m. Wednesday on the 300 tion of Fir Lawn Funeral Chapel, Toledo. Next cashpot: $140,000 79-year-old Morton woman, • MIKE FALOR on the 500 block of Northwest block of North Tower Avenue. , 59, Topeka, Kan., formerly Match 4: 02-03-07-16 was driving eastbound on state of Winlock, died Saturday, May 26, at Chamber of Commerce Way. - Daily Game: 6 7 4 The homeless man reportedly Shoplifting Route 508 when she was in home. A memorial service was held volved in a one-vehicle collision Tuesday in Topeka. A local celebration of Keno: 02 04 05 06 30 31 33 36 37 40 had a campfire and was using • Michael A. Kauer, 39, Cen- 44 50 53 55 56 57 59 60 63 73 the bushes as a bathroom. at 1:24 p.m. Wednesday 11 miles life will be held at a later date. tralia, was arrested and booked west of Morton. Gordon struck • VICKI L. ROOT, 62, Silver Creek, died - Recent Local Winners Assault after allegedly shoplifting cloth a dirt embankment, went air- Saturday, May 26, at home. A memo- ing from a store at 10:01 p.m. rial service will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Laurie K. Carlson • Sherry J. Haubrick, 46, Che- borne, rotated, struck a guard- Scratch — , First Wednesday on the 100 block Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. Ar- Street Market, Centralia, $1,000 halis, was arrested and booked rail then landed in a ditch. She of West High Street. A store rangements are under the direction of Powerball — Christine B. Dunn, for alleged assault at 12:32 a.m. was transported to Morton Gen- Cattermole. clerk followed Kauer for several Safeway, Centralia, $10,000 eral Hospital with right chest • RONALD WAYNE DUNCAN, 79, Curtis, died Saturday. - Note: Listed are winning tickets of blocks and officers stopped Kau and knee pain. The car, a 1999 Sunday, May 27, at Providence Centra- Minor Supplying Liquor er when he allegedly attempted lia Hospital. A graveside service will be $1,000 or more purchased in Lewis County Mazda four door was totalled. and south Thurston County. • A 16-year-old boy from to hide the clothes in the bushes. held at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Claquato Chehalis was referred for alleg- Cemetery, Chehalis. A memorial ser- Burglary vice will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 9, at edly furnishing liquor at a house LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE • An unknown person entered Boistfort Community Church. Arrange- Commodities party on Southwest Washington two apartments looking for some- Theft ments are under the direction of Brown Gas in Washington — $4.28 (AAA of Avenue at 10:51 p.m Saturday. • A Samsung cellphone, single- Mortuary Service, Chehalis. Washington) one that did not live there at 10:04 • ROBERT L. SITTON blade axe and gloves were reported , 74, Centralia, died Crude Oil — $86.70 per barrel (CME Minor in Possession p.m. Wednesday on the 300 block Monday, May 21, at Providence St. Peter of Centralia College Boulevard. stolen from the back of a pickup Group) • A 14-year-old Chehalis girl Hospital, Olympia. A memorial service Gold — $1,564 (Monex) The individual who contacted po- truck parked at the Iron Creek will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Fort Borst was referred for alleged posses- Silver — $27.74 (Monex) sion of liquor at 10:56 p.m. Satur- lice said they believed they saw the Campground off Forest Service Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia. day on Southwest Second Street. outline of a gun in the suspect’s Road 25 in Randle at 3:15 p.m. waistband. The suspect said he Wednesday. The total loss is $525. Corrections Disorderly Conduct couldn’t find the person he was Lotteries Possession of Meth ••• • Thomas D. Crews, 40, Che- looking for and said he would be Washington’s Tuesday Games halis, was arrested and booked back. The case is still under inves- • Donald R. Pender, 57, Cen- The Chronicle seeks to be ac- for alleged disorderly conduct at tigation. tralia, was arrested and booked for Mega Millions: 02 14 29 53 55 31 x03 curate and fair in all its report- 8 p.m. Sunday on the 200 block • An unknown suspect broke alleged possession of methamphet- Next jackpot: $12 million ing. If you find an error or believe into an apartment and stole amine at 3:10 p.m. Wednesday on Match 4: 05-12-18-21 a news item is incorrect, please call of Southwest Second Street. the newsroom as soon as possible at items at 4:38 p.m. Wednesday the 1700 block of Harrison Avenue. Daily Game: 3 3 4 807-8224, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Marijuana Violation on the 1000 block of Scammon Pender was also referred for alleg- Keno: 04 11 12 16 17 23 25 30 34 35 37 38 42 47 56 61 72 73 77 80 Monday through Friday. • Cody W. Lagow, 27, Olym- Creek Road. The case is still un- edly driving with a suspended li- pia, was cited for allegedly driv- der investigation. cense and resisting arrest. The only independent and locally owned funeral home ing with a suspended license and in Centralia-Chehalis. possession of marijuana at 12:54 Malicious Mischief Burglary a.m. Monday at West Main Street • Someone reported that • A residence was report- N E W E L L -H O E R L I N G ’ s M OR TUA RY and Northwest Pacific Avenue. graffiti was painted on a build- edly burglarized on the 400 CH470277sl.cg ing at 1:04 p.m. Tuesday on the block of Berry Road, Chehalis, 205 W Pine Street, Centralia 360-736-3317 Meth Possession 600 block of Field Avenue. at 6:02 p.m. Monday. The home est. 1907 • Mitchell L. Galster, 36, was reportedly ransacked and Synthetic Drug Violation transient, was arrested and a jewelry box, “snake charmer,” Three generations of our family serving your family since 1922 booked for alleged possession • Jessica E. Ackley, 30, Aber- shotgun and prescription medi- of a controlled substance (meth- deen, was arrested and booked for cation were all reported stolen. amphetamine and heroin) at 1:15 a.m. Tuesday on South Mar- In Remembrance In Remembrance ket Boulevard. THELMA L. MCCORD-RHYNE JORDAN JOHN WESLEY GRANDORFF II CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Mother was born May at Centralia Bible Baptist John Wesley Grandorff II, JoAnn and Dick Lovgren; Theft 5, 1919 and passed on May Church and an over 70 year 60, of Tumwater (formerly son John W. III (Christina); • A victim reported the theft 23, 2012 at age 93. Born in member of Eastern Star. Oakville), passed away step-sons Eric and Tony of several signs on the 1800 Abesville, Mo., to Joseph and She worked 22 years at on May 9, 2012 in Lacey. Hawes; siblings: Susan block of Van Wormer Street at Pauline McCord. Husbands Maple Lane School, irst as He was born in Aberdeen, (Larry) Haugh, Bill 10:09 a.m. Wednesday. Robert Rhyne and Wayne a cottage parent then as a Wash., on Sept. 5, 1951 to (Gloria) Grandorff, Judi Jordan preceded her in death supervisor. We would like to John and JoAnn Grandorff. (Bill) Wamsley, Tom (Jodi) • A money box was reported as well as one sister, Beulah thank Dr. Smith, Dr. Fick and He graduated from Oakville Grandorff, Nancy (Erik) stolen at 8:08 a.m. Tuesday on the King. Providence Hospital for their High School in 1970. He Hegg, and Julie (Marc) Herr; 1500 block of South Gold Street. She had 4 children, Kay, care of Mother and Pastor joined the Army in 1971 and ive step-grandchildren; • A boat motor was report- Myrna Erickson (Floyd), Tim Shellenberger.. served in Vietnam and South numerous nieces, nephews ed stolen from a parked boat Bev Pollock (Ron) and Graveside services are Korea. and a large extended family. at 10:19 a.m. Tuesday on West Mike Jordan (Gina). 13 Friday June 1 at 1:00 at John enjoyed watching He was preceded in death by Reynolds Avenue. grandchildren and 15 great- Sunset Memorial Gardens sports and attended his sons his dads: John W. Grandorff, • A victim reported a wom- grandchildren and many 142 Stearns Rd. Chehalis. and grandkids activities Sr. (1965), and James D. Witt an’s bicycle was stolen sometime nieces, nephews. when he could. His hobbies (1998). overnight at 6:41 p.m. Tuesday on She was a life long To view the obituary, please included: cooking (especially A celebration of life will be Baptist, currently a member go to chronline.com/obituaries. baking), ishing, reading, held on June 16, 2012, 4:00 the 1200 block of Windsor Av- and he enjoyed listening to p.m. (potluck), at the FOTL enue. music. His companion in his (Legion) Hall in Oakville, later years was his dog Joey, Wash. she was always by his side. In Remembrance He is survived by his To view the obituary, please mother and stepfather, go to chronline.com/obituaries. MYRTLE WILMA BOOTH HAYES In the early 50s Myrtle amazing and unselish attended Western Washington woman who never ceased to In Remembrance College, Bellingham. Upon put her loved ones needs far completion she joined the above her own. staff of For Get Me Not an Unfortunately, partly due VICKI LYNN ROOT ice cream division of Dariold to a shorter than expected in Chehlis. union due to the dreaded moved to Portland, Ore. Here she met her future ailment, causing a premature Vicki graduated from life partner, Paul, then departure, I failed to Centennial High School in employed as a forester for the adequately communicate my 1967. She continued onto State Division of Forestry. appreciation and recognition Phagan’s Beauty School and Myrtle Booth became Myrtle of and for her may years of graduated in 1969. Hayes in 1955. While in unselish love and service. For On January 17, 1970 the Chehalis area one son the family that she had almost Vicki married Kenneth Day and three daughters; Joe, single handedly raised to Root. In 1976 they moved Deborah, Rebecca and Paula, adulthood through countless to Vancouver, Wash., where proudly joined the Hayes trials and tribulations. they raised their family. Family union in the early Hopefully we will be able In 1997, Ken and Vicki Myrtle Hayes, 82, passed 60s. In 1965 the huge family to create a monument to her moved to Silver Creek, Wash. away May 21, 2012 at traveled to Califronia, work efforts, exchanging love for This was Vicki’s paradise. the Providence Centralia related. While in California, averse. She was surrounded by the Hospital in the presence of son, Gerald joined in 62, We can only hope and pray beauty of the mountains, Lake her family along with the daughter, Barbara in 64. Upon that our creator will allow Mayield and the lowers amazing and unselish carereturn to the family farm, son, us, in the hereafter to again which she took such pride of the immediate hospital Steve in 66. And son, Harold embrace on another as a Vicki Lynn Root in. Vicki enjoyed feeding staff, ER and Urgent Care; in 71. Completing the family, family and the opportunity to July 13, 1949 – May 26, 2012 the deer and birds that would whose efforts to keep Myrtle population 10. fully express our appreciation visit her yard daily. comfortable towards the Eight children to raise, care for the here and hereafter. On May 26, 2012 Vicki was also very end of her earthly presence for, school (school bus stop A celebration of Myrtle's Vicki Lynn Root passed talented with making crafts. was appreciated. She has at residence for 25 straight life will be held on June 2, away peacefully at home Her years of homemade crafts peaceably returned to her years) PTA, never ending 2012 at 2 P.M., assisted by surrounded by her family. will forever be treasured by creator to help prepare for the chauffeuring; much under her lifelong sisters of the Vicki was a dedicated wife her family. return of her family with the primitive conditions, truly Eastern Star; attendance for to her husband, Ken, of 42 A memorial service will same dedication that she so exempliied her amazingimmediate family and friends years, and a loving and proud be held at Cattermole Funeral unselishly exhibited through abilities to care for her own at the Lions Hall in Vader is mother to Kenneth Michael Home, 203 NW Kerron, her earthly presence. at the expense of herself. A expressed. (wife, LeAna) and Kimberli Winlock, Wash., on Saturday, She was born in the small SUPERMOM if one should No graveside services will Ann (husband, Scott). She June 2 at 1:00 PM. community of Vader, Dec. ever be recognized. be entertained, since Myrtle was completely devoted to In lieu of lowers, 5, 1929, to her mother, All this movement and chose cremation through the her grandchildren; Colby, the family requests Doris and father, Donald care responsibility was taking Cattermole Funeral Home Ali, Alyssa, Scotty, Kenny; remembrances to (Donnie) Booth. Later grew its toll on her body, fatigue in Winlock. She speciically and great-granddaughter Doernbecher Children’s to adulthood on the present and noticeable decline was requested that her ashes Marley. They were the love Hospital, St. Jude Children’s family farm. Carrying her apparent; with never once a be returned scattered over of her life. Hospital or your local share of the family farm complaint. beloved lifelong farm; to be Vicki was born to Arlie Humane Society. chores with brothers, Gerald Her beloved husband honored by her family for all and Margaret Baker on July and Harold, sister, Marjory; and family will be eternally their remaining days. 13, 1949 in Miles City, Mont. To view the obituary, please Myrtle was the baby of the grateful for the far too short She is survived by her two go to chronline.com/obituaries. family. She attended and privilege allowed to be the To view the obituary, please brothers Dennis and Gary graduated from Ryderwood partner of this never ending, go to chronline.com/obituaries. Baker. When Vicki was 2 High in its waning years. years old the Baker family • Main 11 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 Seattle on Edge After 5 Killed in Shootings VIOLENCE: Gunman Kills city's recent rash of gun violence. maker, he said, but the cafe He was asked: "Mayor, what is wanted to be tolerant, and con- Four at a Cafe and going on?" tinued to allow the troubled Another in a Carjacking At the cafe, Joe "Vito" Alba- man to enter. nese, 52, was killed along with Christopher Assaf, who lives Before Shooting Himself best friend and bandmate, Drew in the neighborhood and fre- as Officers Closed in Keriakedes, 45. Both men per- quented the cafe, said Stawicki formed with the band God's Fa- had been kicked out two or By The Seattle Times vorite Beefcake. three times in recent weeks for Another man and woman "snapping" at people. Cafe Racer is one of those shot at the cafe were taken to On Wednesday, Stawicki left quirky Seattle hangouts, known Harborview Medical Center behind, "a grisly, grisly scene," mostly by its University District and died later Wednesday. They Assistant Seattle Police Chief patrons who favor its eclectic were not initially identified. Jim Pugel said. music and friendly vibe. Leonard Meuse, a chef at Pugel compared it with the Ian L. Stawicki was drawn the cafe, was also wounded. His Wah Mee massacre in 1983 in there, too. But his loud, bizarre father, Raymond Meuse, said which 14 people were shot dur- behavior sometimes got him Wednesday afternoon that his ing a robbery in a Chinatown John Lok / The Seattle Times tossed out. son had been shot in the jaw and gambling room. Thirteen peo- Seattle police search a house near the intersection of Southwest Yancy Way and On Wednesday morning, armpit but that he was out of sur- ple died in what was the worst Southwest Avalon Street in West Seattle during an extensive manhunt Wednes- minutes before 11 a.m., Stawicki gery and expected to survive. He mass killing in Seattle history. day. returned. And he had a gun. was in critical but stable condition Police swabbed for DNA at Surveillance video captured Thursday morning at Harbor- the cafe, but Pugel said the biggest man was still in the parking lot. on Wednesday. "He was great." the scene. view Medical Center in Seattle. break came from a witness who "They are brave, I tell you," Stawicki walked in toward gave detectives Stawicki's name as Frishak said of the good Samari- BUT OVER THE PAST five or so the tables and bar stools filled ON FIRST HILL, Stawicki fatally someone who might be involved. tans. years, Ian Stawicki severely with patrons. Sixty-three sec- shot Gloria Koch Leonidas, a Pugel would not speculate on While police said they did changed. onds later, four people lay mor- married mother of two, in a how it is that Stawicki was able not know the motive for the "Angry. He was really angry tally wounded, a fifth critically parking lot near Town Hall. to apparently walk away from shootings, Stawicki's family said toward everything," Andrew injured. Abandoning the SUV in West the restaurant as police cars he had a history of anger and Stawicki said. Stawicki, 40, fled south Seattle, Stawicki was seen on foot were converging on reports of mental-health problems that he Despite his problems, Ian and by 11:30 a.m. confronted about 4 p.m. by a plainclothes shots fired. A flurry of 911 calls refused to deal with. Stawicki would not talk about a Bellevue businesswoman in police officer. After he shot him- came in around 11 a.m., and Pu- His brother, Andrew Sta- his mental illness, his anger or a parking lot on First Hill. He self, he was taken by ambulance gel said the first officers were on wicki, 29, of Ellensburg, said other troubles, his brother said. fatally shot her and escaped in to Harborview, where he died the scene at 11:04 a.m. that when he saw a photo on the "Someone like that is so stub- her black Mercedes-Benz SUV, Wednesday evening. news of the alleged gunman in- born you can't talk to him," he heading to West Seattle. Wednesday's shootings only ABOUT 30 MINUTES LATER, a side Cafe Racer, he recognized it said. "It's no surprise to me this For the next four hours po- raised tensions in a city that al- shooting was reported at Eighth as his big brother. happened. We could see this lice frantically searched for him, ready has been reeling from a Avenue and Seneca Street. It Andrew Stawicki has many coming. Nothing good is going going door to door, guns drawn. spate of gun violence. Seattle wasn't initially clear whether the memories growing up around to come with that much anger Schools and community cen- now has had 21 homicides this downtown shooting was con- him. inside of you." ters were locked down and buses year — the same number as in nected to the University District Ian Stawicki was the eldest Andrew Stawicki said his rerouted. And a city already raw all of 2011. shooting. of Carol and Walter Stawicki's brother stayed in close contact from a week of unsettling vio- Stawicki was described as a According to police, witness- three children, two boys and a with his parents. He said his broth- lence found itself reeling further. sometimes-troubled regular at es saw the gunman and a wom- girl, said his brother. They grew er cared for their mother, who Police closed in on Stawicki Cafe Racer, on Roosevelt Way an arguing. Ibrahim Frishak, a up on Beacon Hill and in other lives in Seattle, when she needed about 4 p.m. on a West Seattle Northeast near the corner of maintenance worker at an apart- South Seattle neighborhoods. help, and she cared for him. sidewalk. Cornered, he knelt Northeast Ravenna Boulevard. ment building across the street, "When I was little, he would Andrew Stawicki said their and shot himself in the head. "You could just tell he was a said he heard a loud pop. take me to punk rock concerts family long hoped Ian would At the same time, Seattle ball of negative energy," said cafe A couple rushed across the and big brother things," said An- go to mental-health treatment Mayor Mike McGinn, at a news owner Kurt Geissel. street and began administering drew Stawicki, as he drove to Se- or take medication to keep his conference, talked about the Stawicki could be a trouble- CPR to Leonidas, even as the gun- attle from his home in Ellensburg moods in balance. Calendar: Keep Our Pools to Hold Fundraiser; Bicyclists to Ride Twin Cities Continued from Main 2 C to C Bike Ride” under June 2. Donation items are welcome cert with the first movement Tuesday, June 5 Also, you may call Julie Liseth, starting at 9 a.m. Saturday at the of Mozart’s “Horn Concerto Saturday, June 2 Centralia Parks Department, at fire Hall. No. 3.” Plotz will play the first 330-7688. Elliot and her husband, Em- movement of Haydn’s “Piano Art Show, Auction Keep Our Pools to ery, are the owners of the Brown Concerto in D.” The orchestra Coming to W.F. West Shack Tavern in Salkum. will then conclude the first half Hold Fundraiser Tenino Farmers The fire hall is located at by playing the first movement The W.F. West High School A nonprofit organization Market Launches 2495 U.S. Highway 12, Salkum. of the famous Beethoven Sym- Semester Art Show and Auction called Keep Our Pools is hold- phony No. 5. will be open to the public Tues- Season Saturday Social party games, 1-3 p.m., Matrix Following intermission, the day from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the ing its first free dessert social Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- and silent/live auction Saturday On Saturday, the Tenino halis, [email protected] orchestra will present “Irish Technology Center. at Centralia Middle School. Farmers Market begins its sev- Tune from County Derry” There will be a silent auction Keep our Pools is a support enth season providing a local Senior Centers by Percy Grainger as well as featuring Fletcher Gober’s pot- group for both the indoor and market offering fresh, locally- Pancake breakfast, 7:30-10 p.m., “Soundtrack Highlights” by John tery and advanced pottery work. outdoor pools in Centralia. grown produce to the commu- Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 Williams. This medley includes Proceeds will help support the The silent auction and des- nity. Among the items available Breakfast, all-you-can-eat meal, selections from “Harry Potter W.F. West pottery program. are a wide variety of vegetable 8-10:30 a.m., $5, Morton Senior Center, and the Sorcerer’s Stone,” by sert social commences at 5 p.m., 496-3230 while the “dessert frenzy” and starts, flowers, baskets, herbs, A.I. (Artificial Intelligence), and Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors live auction are at 6:30 p.m. soaps, lotions, and local artisan “The Patriot.” open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 Among the items being auc- creations. Sunday, June 3 To conclude the concert, the p.m.; food available, 736-9030 tioned are a gift certificate for The 2012 season will offer orchestra will play the theme Support for mothers, 9:15-11:15 a.m., more vendors, community pro- music from “The Magnificent Bethel Church, for mothers with chil- tattoos; a birthday party at the Locust Street Taxi dren pregnancy through 6 years old, Riverside Fire Department, in- grams and events such as the Seven.” Senior Farmers Market Nutri- sponsored by Chehalis MOPS (Mothers cluding a fire truck ride; baskets Performing at Volunteers from Lewis of Preschoolers), (360) 520-3841 including a camping package; tion Program, Community Sup- Roxy Theater County Granges will be offering dinner gift certificates; laser tag ported Agriculture Boxes, can- refreshments. Public Agencies party; Thorbeckes FitLife gift ning orders, Full-Circle Harvest, Locust Street Taxi, which There is no admission charge. Chemical Dependency-Mental certificate; and kayak trip on the workshops, and the 2nd annual was created in 2001 in the mu- Health-Therapeutic Court Sales Tax Ad- Blue Ribbon Pie Contest. sic and theater departments at Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia visory Committee, 3 p.m., conference Black River. Recently donated Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, items include a ½-day fishing For opening day festivities, Centralia College, will be per- room, Lewis County Public Health & So- the market will feature “Plant- forming at the Roxy Theater in $1.50, other menu items, 736-1146 cial Services Department, 740-1148 trip for up to four people on the NAMI Family-to-Family Education Cowlitz River, a custom queen- A-Carrot” garden stakes, bake Morton at 7 p.m. Sunday. Program, for families of persons diag- Support Groups sized quilt and custom furniture sale items, and live music. The The group will have a special nosed with serious mental illness, 6:30- market will give away garden Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, (a hall table and round end table). guest in singer and songwriter 9 p.m., First United Methodist Church, 5:30-7 p.m., 125 N.W. Chehalis Ave., Che- The Centralia High School seeds and the T90 Firefight- Mark Brosz. 506 S. Washington Ave., Centralia, 748- halis, sponsored by Human Response 4024 or 748-0195 jazz band will be performing at ers Association will be on hand Members of the group are Network, 748-6601 the event. with snow cones. Nathan Benjamin Geyer, trom- Senior Centers The Tenino Farmers Market bone, trumpet, harmonica and Organizations Additional information may Low impact exercise, 9-10 a.m., Ole- be obtained by calling Cindy takes place every Saturday from vocals; James Porter, bass and qua Senior Center Senior Song Birds, 9:30 a.m., Moun- tain View Baptist Church, Centralia, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., June-Septem- vocals; Franco Bertucci, guitar Cook’s choice lunch and paper party, Armstrong, (360) 402-6951. 273-3231 ber, at the Tenino Elementary and vocals; and Sam Stockard, 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Olequa Senior Center School on the corner of Garfield drums. Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Senior Centers Bicyclists to Ride From Avenue and Highway 99. Tickets are $7 in advance Cities Senior Center Koffee Klatch, 8-11 a.m., Olequa Se- For more information, visit Pinochle, noon, $1, Toledo Senior and $10 at the door. Kids 12 and nior Center Centralia to Chehalis www.teninofarmersmarket.org, under are free. They may be Center, 864-2112 Music, 11 a.m., Twin Cities Senior Garden club, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Ole- The 25th annual C to C Bike on Facebook at TeninoFarmers- purchased at the BCJ Art Gal- qua Senior Center Ride will be Saturday. Market and Twitter at T90Mar- lery in Morton or online at www. Center, 748-0061 Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation, Low-impact exercise class, 3:30-4:30 Registration for the Cen- ket. locuststreettaxi.com. p.m., Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 tralia to Chehalis Ride will be Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 Pinochle, 11 a.m., Morton Senior Oil painting class, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., To- 8-9 a.m. at Washington Park in Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo ledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Fundraiser to starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Center, 496-3230 Centralia. The ride itself will be Lunch, noon, $3, Morton Senior Cen- Pinochle, noon, $1, Toledo Senior 9-10:30 a.m. Between 10:30 and Jackson Highway, Chehalis Assist Woman With Dancing, Jack & the Roadrunners, ter, 496-3230 Center, 864-2112 11:30 a.m., there will be pizza, a 1:30-4:30 p.m., Swede Hall, Rochester, Zumba class, 6 p.m., Olequa Senior Pool tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Cities 25th anniversary cake, games, Medical Expenses 807-1761 or 520-6518 Center Senior Center, 748-0061 contests and giveaways at Recre- A benefit spaghetti feed and Exercise class, 8:30-9:30 a.m., Toledo Music, 11 a.m., Twin Cities Senior ation Park in Chehalis. auction will be held Saturday at Senior Center, 864-2112 Center, 748-0061 Preregistration is $5 for an the Salkum Fire Department to Monday, June 4 Open pool, 9:30 a.m., Toledo Senior Free tax information for seniors and individual, $15 for up to four help Kari (Converse) Elliot with Center, 864-2112 low-income, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., appoint- members of a family and $3 for medical expenses associated Chamber Orchestra to Water coloring, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., To- ment necessary, Twin Cities Senior Cen- each additional family member. ledo Senior Center, 864-2112 ter, 748-0061 with illnesses she is suffering. Cook’s choice lunch, 11:30 a.m., To- The fees for registration the day Elliot has been diagnosed Perform at Corbet Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation, ledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 of the race are $6, $20 and $3. with lupus, human parvo virus The Pacific Northwest Wood carving class, 1-3 p.m., Toledo The race begins in front of Pinochle, 11 a.m., Morton Senior and other health issues, and has Chamber Orchestra will present Senior Center, 864-2112 Center, 496-3230 the Centralia Timberland Li- been hospitalized numerous a “Soaring Solo Concert” Mon- Quilting class, 5:30-7:30 p.m., Toledo Nutrition lunch, noon, $3 suggest- Senior Center, 864-2112 brary at Washington Park and times. day at Centralia College’s Cor- ed donation, Morton Senior Center, ends at the picnic shelter closest The spaghetti feed and auc- bet Theatre. Concert time is 7:30 Organizations 496-3231 to the spray park at Recreation tion will be 3-5 p.m. It will p.m. Zumba, 6-7 p.m., Toledo Senior Cen- Park. include spaghetti, salad, roll, The concert will feature two Lewis County Republican Central Committee, dinner, 5:30-6:30 p.m., ter, 864-2112 For other information and dessert and refreshments by do- student artists, French hornist meeting, 6:30 p.m., Kit Carson restau- Oil painting class, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., To- online registration, go to cityof- nation. A silent auction will be Brian Sutley and pianist Kather- rant, Chehalis ledo Senior Center, 864-2112 centralia.com, click on “calen- set up at the same time. At 5:30, ine Plotz. Centralia Lions Club, 6:30 p.m., Den- Sweet Treats, 9 a.m., Toledo Senior dar,” then click on “25th Annual a live auction will begin. Sutley will open the con- ny’s Restaurant, Centralia, 736-8766 Center, 864-2112 Main 12 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 LOCAL Winlock Teacher Named Educator of the Year MASONS: Group Picks Fourth-Grade “He’s an exemplary Teacher for Honor fourth-grade teacher.’’ By Amy Nile [email protected] Shannon Criss Local Masons have chosen superintendant an elementary school teacher as their Outstanding Educator of the Year. Fourth-grade teach- to give up his recess time to help er Tim Edmonds has taught students struggling with math. at Winlock Miller Elementary “He has set up a program School for five years. “He’s an exemplary fourth- to address the deficiencies. It’s grade teacher,” said Winlock Su- made a dramatic difference in perintendent Shannon Criss. their math scores,” Swan said. Principal Jim Swan said he Many fifth-grade students nominated Edmonds because he who had Edmonds last year still has trained other teachers so the seek him out for help with their school can implement a system math homework. where parents can view students’ “He’s always willing to give grades online next fall. “He’s a teacher leader in our them his time to do that,” Swan building and this year he has real- said. “That’s a tremendous gift.” Chris Geier / [email protected] ly helped the staff out,” Swan said. ••• Tim Edmonds, a fourth grade teacher at the Winlock Miller elementary school, was recently named outstanding teacher of Edmonds also volunteered Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 the year by local Masons.

Top Three: Winlock Judge Denies Injunction in Health- Care Lawsuit Against McKenna Oralea Hazlett Katie Weichel Mackenzie Hodnot The Seattle Times to change his legal tune in the case GPA: 3.709 GPA: 3.7 GPA: 3.5 by filing amended briefs to the Parents: Parents: Parents: Stu- A judge dealt an initial defeat Tuesday morning to plaintiffs in U.S. Supreme Court. Brad and Karen Henry and Pam art and Natalie The plaintiffs, dozens of Hazlett Weichel Hodnot a lawsuit alleging Republican At- women represented by attorneys Activities: Activities: Activities: torney General Rob McKenna vio- FBLA, volleyball, Soccer, wres- Varsity bas- allied with the Democratic Party, softball, student tling manager, ketball, dance, lated his ethical duties while par- had argued McKenna should be government, softball, cheer- student gov- ticipating in the multi-state lawsuit required to argue to the Supreme Oralea Hazlett academic team, leading, Nation- ernment, FBLA, seeking to overturn President Mackenzie Hodnot Court what he has said publicly Toledo Blue- al Honor Society, multiple com- Obama's health-care overhaul. - that the entire Affordable Care grass Festival, elementary school se- Katie Weichel student gov- munity service cret Santa, Valley View Health Center, ernment, FFA, activities, blood drive volunteer, Big King County Superior Court Act should not be struck down senior center volunteer Knowledge Bowl, band, choir, youth Sister mentor and National Honor Judge Sharon Armstrong denied if the high court invalidates its Future Plans: Centralia College group teacher, math tutor, egg day Society a request for a preliminary injunc- controversial requirement that for two years and then transfer to decorator and FBLA Future plans: Attend to Washing- tion sought by plaintiffs which most adults maintain private Central Washington University and Future Plans: Attend Centralia ton State University to study nursing would have required McKenna health insurance. law school College to study biology then transfer to WSU Vancouver

Graduation: 2 p.m. Saturday in the Winlock Middle School Gymnasium Number of Graduates:39 Ads In The Chronicle Work Essential info for people bringing guests: Seniors will each have eight to 10 tickets for floor seating. Guests without tickets will be able to sit in the back bleachers. Accommodations for the disabled/elderly: Call the High School office at (360) 785-3537 Baccalaureate: 6 p.m. May 30 at the St. Paul Lutheran Church in Winlock

Editor’s note: Winlock requires its valedictorian and salutatorian to attend the district for four semesters of high school. We include a third scholar, Katie Weichel, who has not attended for four semesters but whose high GPA has earned her a co-salutatorian title.

Top Two: Oakville

Andrew Knotts Andrew Williams Graduation: 4 p.m. June 2 in the Oakville High School Gym GPA: 3.989 GPA: 3.771 Number of Graduates: 25 Parents: Re- Parents: Eliza- Essential info for people becca Hand beth and Scott The business lyer that I purchased in The bringing guests: Invitations Activities: Watson will be given out to friends and Football, base- Activities: Stu- Chronicle’s Saturday publication was a huge asset family by the students. ball, Running dent government, to my business. It would be my recommendation Accommodations for the dis- Start football, base- to any business to pursue similar advertising if abled/elderly: wheelchair ac- Future ball, basketball, they are seeking options to increase business. cessible seating available. Plans: At- yearbook Who to contact for more intend Western Future Plans: Daniel Widders

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Chris Geier / [email protected] Mount St. Helens from looms above Johnston Ridge Observatory on May 11. Cowlitz Commissioners Seek PRICES! Mount St. Helens Meeting By Barbara LaBoe sioner George Raiter said Friday. The Daily News The stance outlined in the letter mirrors a resolution GROSE SURPRISED, Cowlitz County commis- passed by Lewis and Skama- DISAPPOINTED sioners are calling for a Novem- nia commissioners earlier this ber summit to discuss manage- month calling for continued BY COWLITZ ment of Mount St. Helens, and Forest Service management. COMMISSIONERS they’ve asked U.S. Rep. Jaime Cowlitz commissioners did not Herrera Beutler to participate. join in that resolution, saying By Bianca Fortis In a May 24 letter to the Re- there was no rush to decide the [email protected] publican congresswoman, com- matter before Herrera Beutler is missioners also voice strong Lewis County Commissioner expected to review a Forest Ser- Lee Grose said he would need support of current U.S. Forest vice report and the request for Service management of the vol- to know more about what the the Park Service study this July. cano. They also said they op- Cowlitz commissioners hope to Tuesday, Cowlitz County accomplish in their proposed pose a National Park Service Commissioner Jim Misner said November summit focused on study, expected to cost between Mount St. Helens before he de- $300,000 to $500,000, to deter- the one problem with the resolution was that it officially op- cides whether to attend. mine whether the volcano would Grose served on a commit- make a good national park. posed idea of a national park. Misner said he strongly supports tee tasked with evaluating Supporters of continued For- whether Mount St. Helens est Service management of the the Forest Service management, but he didn’t want to rule out a should be designated a nation- 110,000-acre Mount St. Helens al park rather than a national National Volcanic Monument national park if a good case can monument in order to receive say the agency has made great be made at some point. more funding. strides in the past three years in “That still remains to be seen,” Most of the committee funding and collaborating with Misner said. “Right now it does members, which also included local tourism officials to better not have the community support commissioners from Ska- coordinate activities. National it would need ... and the Forest mania and Cowlitz counties, park advocates say the designa- Service is doing a great job.” voted to leave the volcano as a tion would bring better notoriety, Instead, commissioners are monument. funding and tourists to the area. calling for a public meeting in At the beginning of the month, commissioners from Jameson A congressional advisory November to discuss both the or 1800 committee in 2009 recommend- Forest Service’s accomplish- both Lewis and Skamania ments and how much of the counties signed a resolution 750-ml. Whiskey ed retaining Forest Service man- or Tequila. agement, but a group of park advisory committee’s recom- reaffirming their decision to leave the monument as it is. Selected varieties. supporters have since asked mendations have been met. By meeting in the fall, Misner said Cowlitz County commissioners Herrera Beutler to push for the were also expected to sign the national park study. they’ll have the most current resolution. Commissioners said the summer tourism numbers to Grose said he was both 99 study is too expensive and help in the decision of what to surprised and disappointed 23 wouldn’t be an objective look at do next. that the Cowlitz commission- all management options. They Herrera Beutler had received ers declined to support the Club Price also question its need. the letter and will consider the resolution. “We don’t think the $500,000 commissioners request, her spokes- study makes sense,” Commis- man Casey Bowman said Friday. CH472747cz.cg

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CH472746cz.cg Main 14 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 NORTHWEST Utility Looks to Dam Skykomish for Power RETENTION: Snohomish County Public Utility District is Looking into ‘‘This proposal flies in the face of the Building a Hydroelectric Washington state scenic-rivers law, and the Project on One of the intent to protect one of the last free-flowing Last Free-Flowing Rivers rivers in our state.’’ Left in Washington Steve Starlund, By Lynda V. Mapes Washington State Parks The Seattle Times Just as Washington makes an international splash for the downstream. ward purchase of the property largest dam removal ever in The utility is interested in the to permanently protect it. North America, a local utility project as one of several ways to The river also has been sin- Alan Berner / The Seattle Times is proposing to build a hydro- generate more power to meet gled out for protection in city, Jef Smith's home on the Skykomish River adjoins the location where Snohomish electric project on one of the last the needs of its customers, said county, state, regional and fed- PUD wants to build a hydroelectric project. A 55-foot-wide weir would cross the free-flowing rivers in the state. Steve Klein, general manager for eral planning efforts, from the Skykomish, just upstream from where Smith is sitting with River, one of his three The Snohomish County SnoPUD, which he said is com- five-state Northwest Power and shelties. mitted to growing its resources Conservation Council to the Public Utility District is ex- namiting rocks from which kay- proposed project, which would ploring whether to build an by conservation and non-fossil Washington State Parks Com- akers today launch their boats stretch all the way across the inflatable weir on the Skykom- fuel sources. mission. to trek down some of the most river right in the middle of an ish River above Canyon Falls, The hydro project, Klein “This proposal flies in the said, fits the utility’s mission to face of the Washington state enticing whitewater in Wash- unspoiled view of Mount Index. downstream from Index. ington. Basically a piece of steel held keep its power sources local and scenic-rivers law, and the intent renewable, from geothermal to to protect one of the last free- “It’s just one of those truly ‘Disfigured Hallowed Place’ up by a rubber inner tube, the majestic, magical places that weir could be inflated to stand tidal power. flowing rivers in our state,” said Klein emphasized the util- Steve Starlund of Washington really define our region,” said “This will disfigure a hal- as high as eight feet, or lie on the Tom O’Keefe, Pacific North- lowed place,” Smith said. “Trad- riverbed, depending on flows. ity is still in research mode. “To State Parks, who managed the the extent that we can develop Washington State Scenic River west Stewardship Director of ing the permanent desecration The utility would build a power- American Whitewater. “So of a wild and scenic place for house on the north side of Sun- a diversity of renewable power plan. in our own backyard, there are With its granite boulders, many rivers have experienced a small amount of power is a set Falls, in the same location as industrial development, and violation of the values that have an existing state trap-and-haul many potential benefits. People teal waters and destination wa- have said this is so small, it’s not terfalls, including Sunset Falls, this is one that has not. To put guided the culture of the North- facility, which would be replaced in at the base of Sunset Falls west for many decades.” as part of the project. worth it, don’t do it. But there just downstream of the town is a unique and special experi- The Federal Energy Regula- When fully inflated, the aren’t any big projects out there, of Index, the Skykomish has and we do not have any fossil- long been recognized as a spe- ence, and the thought of blast- tory Commission, which over- 55-foot-wide weir, built above fuel resources, not even natural cial place, worthy of protection, ing those rocks to me frankly is sees private hydropower devel- Canyon Falls, would impound gas, and we don’t want them be- Starlund said. “It took eons to sacrilegious.” a pool of up to 2 acres and gen- opment, has granted SnoPUD cause of the volatility.” carve the solid granite of those Backers of the dam at the erate enough power for about a permit to explore the project, waterfalls. For a small amount utility say the project could be a the first stage in what is expect- 10,000 homes on average, and up of power it would sacrifice way to work out improved access to 30,000 during higher flows in Scenic Jewel ed to be at least a 10-year review some of the inherent beauty of for recreation, as well as rebuild process to discuss the project, the winter. The proposal is controversial, and improve a trap-and-haul fa- the Northwest. Professionally, I and proposed mitigation. The weir could be collapsed as have been several proposals to cility at the falls built by the state don’t think so.” Walking along his river- at high flows, to avoid exacer- dam the Skykomish, at the same The U.S. Forest Service as far Department of Fish and Wild- bating flooding, or during low location, going back a century. life, to collect salmon at the base side property with its sweeping back as 1990 recognized the spe- views of the mountains, Smith flows, when no power could be But none has ever been built. cial qualities of the Skykomish, of the falls and haul the fish in a generated. An intake at the weir Beloved by recreationists, the truck to habitat above. said he and his neighbors don’t recommending it as suitable for want mitigation — or years of would carry water about 2,300 Skykomish is the centerpiece of federal wild and scenic designa- But to O’Keefe, damming feet to the powerhouse down- one of the first new wilderness the river is no way to improve it. process to discuss the project. tion in its forest plan. However They want it stopped, now. stream on the north side of Sun- areas created by Congress in a that designation was never be- “Our perspective is we certainly “Power can be generated in set Falls in a tunnel under the generation, and a scenic jewel in stowed by Congress. are not opposed to hydropow- river. the center of a community that er, but there are certain places lots of ways. But this is one of When the weir is deflated has battled to protect its natu- where we think it is inappropri- those rare places that is irre- — which the utility estimates ral beauty. A logging proposal Whitewater Concerns ate, and the Skykomish is one of placeable, that has had a pro- would be about 30 percent of the on nearby Heybrook Ridge was Whitewater recreationists those places.” found impact on the human time — the river also would be defeated in 2008 when residents wince at the proposed develop- Jeff Smith’s riverside prop- spirit for centuries. No amount able to flush debris and gravel raised more than $500,000 to- ment, which would include dy- erty adjoins the $150 million of mitigation changes that.” State Sen. Zarelli Won't Complete Current Term By The Daily News ing is that Cowlitz officials will app.chronline.com The top Republican budget be involved in naming someone to replace Zarelli. writer in the state Senate is re- CH471299cf.ke signing his seat this week. 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The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 • Main 15 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Planned Parenthood Obama to Set Aside Criticism of Kenya, After Months Endorses Obama, of Delay, Launches Calls Romney ‘Wrong Bush, Salute Him at White House Assault on Somalia for Women’ By Lesley Clark Al-Qaida Stronghold LOS ANGELES — The McClatchy Newspapers ‘‘I know the president looks forward to it.’’ NAIROBI, Kenya — Kenya Planned Parenthood Action WASHINGTON — Presi- has renewed its long-stalled of- Fund launched a $1.4 million ad dent Barack Obama has made fensive against al-Qaida’s af- campaign Wednesday attacking him a foil for more than three Jay Carney filiate in Somalia, just days after Mitt Romney as “just wrong for years, the man he blames for White House press secretary the Kenyan government blamed women,” injecting the abortion the “mess” he inherited of an the Somali Islamists for an ap- rights issue into a presidential economy in free fall and wars parent terrorist attack in down- campaign that has been heavily Obama has amped up his cam- ney said Wednesday. “I know gone astray. But it will be smiles town Nairobi. focused on the economy. paign trail criticism of Republi- the president looks forward to it.” For the second day in a and handshakes Thursday when The TV commercial is aimed can presidential challenger Mitt He acknowledged that there row, Kenyan naval forces on Obama welcomes former Presi- at three swing markets — West Romney, in part by portraying are “differences there without Wednesday bombarded the So- dent George W. Bush to the Palm Beach, Fla.; Des Moines, the former Massachusetts gov- question between his approach mali seaport of Kismayo, a key White House. Iowa; and Northern Virginia, ernor as an unwelcome return to and the approach and the poli- stronghold of Somalia’s al-Qai- along with Washington, D.C. — Obama will preside over the the Bush years. cies of his predecessor.” But the da-linked al-Shabab insurgents, and the launch coincided with unveiling of the official por- But observers and the White unique personal bond between while ground troops attacked the organization’s endorsement of traits of Bush and former first House said Wednesday that they presidents can overcome even Afmadhow, a major town that President Obama’s re-election bid. lady Laura Bush, a celebration expected presidential protocol sharp political disagreements. Kenya says it must capture be- that will set aside political dif- to carry the event, which first “There is a community here fore advancing by land against ferences, at least for the day, in lady Michelle Obama, former with very few members that Kismayo. A Kenyan military Fox News Accused one of the enduring traditions of President George H.W. Bush transcends political and pol- spokesman tweeted Wednesday of Crossing The Line presidential camaraderie. and former first lady Barbara icy differences,” Carney said. night that Afmadhow had fallen. The visit comes after years Bush also will attend. “There is so much shared experi- Port fees at Kismayo are in Attack on Obama of Obama criticisms of the Awkward? “Not at all,” White ence. ... There’s not a lot of need al-Shabab’s primary source of LOS ANGELES — A new Bush record and policies and as House Press Secretary Jay Car- to talk about where they differ.” funds, and its capture by Ke- Fox News video attacking Presi- nyan troops would be a major dent Barack Obama and his blow to the organization, which handling of the economy has Fallout From Komen Controversy once dominated southern So- created a furor, with even con- malia. Al-Shabab control has servatives saying that the slam been steadily shrinking, how- job gives lie to the cable giant’s Hurts ‘Race For the Cure’ ever, under military pressure, “fair-and-balanced” claims. By Nancy Bartley not just from Kenya but also Although it appeared to be a hit The Seattle Times from Ethiopian forces conduct- produced by a rival candidate, the ing their own offensive, and video was produced by Fox and SEATTLE — When Gil- from Ugandan and Burundian aired on “Fox & Friends” Wednes- lian Godlewski wanted to sup- forces under the African Union day morning — with sharp cri- port breast-cancer research, she that have pushed al-Shabab tiques of Obama and graphics out- bought a pink Kitchen Aid mix- from Mogadishu, the country’s lining lagging economic indicators, er, pink spatula, pink scraper, capital, where an internationally set to foreboding music. pink wallet, pink notepads, pink backed transitional government The 4-minute piece was no- compact and a pink shirt — all hangs onto control. table for clearly breaching Fox’s with the Susan G. Komen for previously stated policy of re- the Cure logo. stricting its advocacy programs “Well, if I want that item Liberia’s Ex-President — hosted by Sean Hannity and anyway and the pink donates Gets 50-Year Prison Bill O’Reilly — to the evenings. money, that’s an all-around win, Sentence right?” she figured. Erika Schultz / Seattle Times Now after the controversy JOHANNESBURG, South California State Senate over the national Komen or- About 5,000 fewer people have registered for the June 3, Komen Race for the Cure, the group’s 5K walk, resulting in about a half-million-dollar drop in pledges. In this Africa — Former Liberian Presi- ganization’s decision early this OKs Bill Banning photo, participants dance and celebrate at the end of the 2010 event. dent Charles Taylor will likely year to eliminate breast-screen- spend the rest of his life in pris- ‘Conversion Therapy’ ing grants to Planned Parent- on after a U.N.-backed court for Gay Youths hood, Godlewski says her pink for the Cure nears — the year’s men’s Puget Sound chapter. sentenced him to 50 years for days are over. big local Komen fundraiser — it The result is about a half- aiding and abetting war crimes. SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Although Komen quickly re- appears that many once loyal to million-dollar drop in pledg- Taylor, 64, is the first former The California state Senate vot- versed itself and is continuing to the organization have turned es — less money for education, head of state to be convicted by ed Wednesday to prohibit psy- send money to Planned Parent- away. So far, about 5,000 fewer screening and support services an international court for war chotherapists in California from hood, Godlewski remains angry. people have registered for the for those who can’t afford it. crimes since the Nuremberg tri- using a kind of therapy aimed at Politics, she says, shouldn’t af- June 3 event, a drop of 36 per- Registrations for the annual als of Nazi leaders that followed trying to “convert” minors from fect such basic women’s health cent from last year’s 14,000 race- Komen 3-Day for the Cure, a World War II. being gay to heterosexual. care. day participants, said Cheryl 60-mile walk in September, are He was found guilty of help- Democratic state Sen. Ted As Seattle’s annual 5K Race Shaw, executive director of Ko- down, too. ing plan war crimes with Revo- Lieu said the therapy is based lutionary United Front rebels in on “junk science” that has been Sierra Leone, trading arms with discredited by many in the them in return for so-called medical community. “It’s not Voting Rights Gains of ’60s in Jeopardy, blood diamonds. During their just that people are wasting their 1991-2002 reign of terror, the time and money on these thera- Attorney General Eric Holder Says rebels were known for amputat- pies that don’t work,” Lieu said. ing limbs, raping women and By William Douglas “These therapies are dangerous.” zens, who — often for the first before they register or vote. Other girls, recruiting and using child McClatchy Newspapers time in their lives — now have changes that states have adopted soldiers, and forcing girls and reason to believe that we are or some legislatures are consid- New Jersey Surrogacy WASHINGTON — Attor- women to become sex slaves. failing to live up to one of our ering include restricting voter- Taylor was convicted in April ney General Eric Holder told nation’s most noble ideals. And registration efforts by third-party Debate Grows Louder African-American clergy lead- on 11 counts, including terror- some of the achievements that groups, such as the League of ism, murder, rape, sexual slavery, TRENTON, N.J. — Legal- ers Wednesday that a wave of defined the civil rights move- Women Voters and the National outrages on personal dignity, izing contracts between couples new state laws on voting and ment now hang in the balance.” Association for the Advancement conscripting child soldiers, en- and women who bear children legal challenges to the Voting Holder spoke in response to of Colored People; curtailing or slavement and pillage. He will for them is “about giving life,” ac- Rights Act of 1965 may jeopar- an array of new voting measures eliminating early voting; doing serve his prison term in Britain. cording to the state senator aim- dize rights they helped fight for enacted by several mostly Re- ing to make it law in New Jersey. in the civil rights era. away with same-day voter regis- publican state governments that tration; and rescinding the vot- State Sen. Joseph Vitale, D- “Despite our nation’s long tra- proponents say are needed to ing rights of convicted felons who Europe Ponders Middlesex, said Wednesday that dition of extending voting rights protect against voter fraud and have served their time. his plan to allow payments to New ... a growing number of our fel- to prevent illegal immigrants ‘Banking Union’ to Avert Jersey women who bear children low citizens are worried about from voting. However, the A study last year by the Bren- Further Euro Crises for third-party parents would the same disparities, divisions mostly Democratic black caucus nan Center for Justice at New York be designed to cover spiraling and problems that — nearly five — along with several civil rights, University says the changes could LOS ANGELES — European medical bills and to accommo- decades ago — so many fought voting rights and civil liberties restrict voting access to 5 million leaders called Wednesday for date “reasonable” living expenses to address,” Holder told a meet- groups — contends that the laws people, most of them minori- the 17-nation eurozone to create — not “living at the Ritz-Carlton.” ing of the Conference of Nation- are really efforts to suppress the ties, elderly or poor. The NAACP a “banking union” to collectively “I don’t understand the con- al Black Churches convened by votes of minorities and others. estimates that about 25 percent stabilize struggling financial in- cerns or the paranoia,” he said. the Congressional Black Caucus Since last year, at least 15 states of African-Americans don’t pos- stitutions and protect national to discuss the laws. have passed laws that include sess the proper documentation governments from taking on ex- Charges Dropped “In my travels across the requiring people to show gov- to meet ID requirements in some cessive debt to bail out their banks. country, I’ve heard a consistent ernment-approved photo iden- states; the figure is 11 percent for The proposal of the Europe- Against Man Convicted drumbeat of concern from citi- tification or proof of citizenship the overall population. an Commission was spurred by mounting fears that Spain, the in 1984 Chicago Fire fourth-largest economy among CHICAGO — A man who At Canadian Embassy, Global the nations that use the euro cur- once faced the death penalty rency, can’t afford to recapital- for his conviction for setting ize banks staggering under the a 1984 house fire that killed a Warming Protester Nears Starvation weight of bad loans issued during woman and her five children on a building boom that went bust Chicago’s South Side will be re- By Ian Duncan hospitalized briefly when his 60, had a good job in a database with the 2008 recession. leased from a downstate prison Tribune Washington kidneys almost failed. He re- software company and a family If the Spanish government is after Cook County prosecutors turned to his post the next day. in a well-off Philadelphia sub- left to bail out the nation’s banks, on Wednesday unexpectedly WASHINGTON — On a Wednesday would be his 36th urb. the government itself risks be- dropped the case against him. patch of pavement outside the day without food. In 1997, shortly after he coming insolvent. Its borrowing James Kluppelberg, 46, who Canadian Embassy, Jay McGin- He demands that the United helped sell the company, Mc- costs have risen to record highs worked for a company that board- ley is trying to starve himself to States stop using fossil fuels, Ginley decided to retrain as an on fears that Spain could be the ed up burned out and abandoned death. particularly those harvested elementary school guidance next eurozone member to need buildings, was convicted of set- After drinking nothing but from tar sands deposits in Can- counselor. He says he worked in a bailout. Spain last week prom- ting the March 1984 fire that water for more than 30 days, he ada. He is confident that if 1,000 a large, “totally failing” school ised troubled lender Bankia near- killed 28-year-old Elva Lupercio appears close to achieving his people were to die for his cause, in Chester, Pa. ly $24 billion to keep it afloat in and her five children, ages 3 to 10, goal. When he stands up, his the government would act. He left his family in 2001, a sea of defaults and foreclosures at their home in the Back of the dark blue sweater hangs from a “I need to get us from 1,000 to moving out of his house and on properties now worth a frac- Yards neighborhood. wasted frame. 999 as fast as possible,” he said. into his car, and began dem- tion of the prices buyers paid. ••• On the 21st day of his hunger “I need to blaze that trail.” onstrating for after-school and ••• From The Chronicle’s wire services strike, May 15, McGinley was In the 1990s, McGinley, now summer programs. From The Chronicle’s wire services Main 16 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 LOCAL/NORTHWEST Charged: Mother of Toddler Has Not Been Charged With a Crime Continued from front page He was formally charged Tuesday afternoon in Lewis A search warrant County Superior Court. The Lewis County Coro- of the home revealed ner’s Office conducted an au- marijuana and topsy and the death was ruled to be a homicide. Authorities what police also concluded that Koralynn had been the victim of pro- believe to be longed abuse. methamphetamine. During Reeder’s court ap- pearance Tuesday, family and friends of David Fister, the biological father of Koralynn, filled toddler, according to court doc- two rows of the courtroom. uments. Many had blue ribbons pinned The day before the toddler’s on their chest representing their death, one of Koralynn’s ma- support for the protection of ternal aunts noticed an injury children. on the child’s bottom and told Reeder’s attorney, David Koralynn’s mother about it, ac- Arcuri, said Reeder is a life- cording to court documents. time Lewis County resident Koralynn’s mother discussed and he has no prior felony con- the injury with Reeder, who con- victions. He also said Reeder vinced her that the toddler did has been unemployed for the not need medical care and that past year. the injuries were “simple, child- Reeder had been dating the hood injuries,” according to toddler’s mother for the past court documents. 10 weeks. He had moved into Police are still investigating the mother’s home near West the case, and an arrest of Koral- Oakview Avenue in North Cen- ynn’s mother is not imminent, tralia, according to court docu- said Detective Sgt. Pat Fitzger- ments. ald. A month prior to the tod- A search warrant of the home dler’s death, Reeder suggested revealed marijuana and what to her mother that the parenting police believe to be metham- duties be divided up, according phetamine, Fitzgerald said. A to court documents. After that, warrant was issued for a blood when the mother would leave, test for Reeder; however, police Reeder insisted that Koralynn’s do not know when the results older sibling living at the home will come back. leave as well. Reeder’s bail is set at $5 mil- This allowed Reeder to have lion. He is scheduled to appear significant time alone with the in court again on June 7.

MEMORIAL SCHEDULED There will be a memorial service held for Koralynn Fister at 2 p.m. Saturday at 201 W. Oakview Avenue, Unit 38, outside of her Chris Geier / [email protected] home. The community is invited to attend. David Fister, left, the biological father of 2-year-old Koralynn Fister, is helped by friends and family out of a courtroom at the Lewis County Law and Justice Center in Chehalis Tuesday where James Maurice Reeder was charged with rape and murder.

Hope for Local Trend to Right Runs Please Recycle High at GOP Convention in Tacoma This Newspaper By The News Tribune Republicans fill five of the He and Innes said county In Tacoma for the first state seven Pierce County Coun- party officials worked hard Republican convention in years cil seats and over the past four to lobby for the convention to years have picked up four seats come to Tacoma, beating out in which he’s not running for www.LesSchwab.com anything, Dino Rossi looked in the county’s delegation in the Bellevue and Seattle in a formal relaxed Wednesday, wearing Legislature, where Democrats bidding process. a button proclaiming, “Dino still outnumber them. Local Republicans were ev- Knows Mitt is It.” Pierce County GOP Chair- erywhere on the convention’s Regardless of how well he man Bob Lawrence has a piece sparsely attended first day, some knows his party’s presumptive of trivia about the latter accom- delegates wearing the same Rom- presidential nominee — Rossi plishment. He says his is the only ney buttons as Rossi did with their co-chairs Mitt Romney’s cam- county in a blue state west of the own names filling in the blank. paign in the state — Rossi surely Mississippi River that added Re- Lucile Summerlin, president knows the Tacoma area. publican legislators in the 2008 of Lakewood Republican Women, The former state senator and 2010 elections. stood out as she walked the halls of the Greater Tacoma Conven- spent plenty of time here while The county backed Rob tion and Trade Center in a red hat challenging U.S. Sen. Patty McKenna for attorney general festooned with windmill fans and Murray in 2010, and while Mur- in 2004 and again in 2008 as he two elephants, one with an Uncle ray defeated him by a comfort- cruised to an easy victory over Sam hat and one with what she able margin, he managed to eke Pierce County Executive John called “Barbara Bush pearls.” out an 1,100-vote win in Pierce Ladenburg. This year, the GOP Summerlin turned 65 County. hopes McKenna can win the Wednesday. “It’s an important county, it governor’s seat. “This is how I’m celebrating really is, and I think it’s trend- ”Rob McKenna’s not going Centralia Chehalis to win if we don’t get Pierce my birthday,” she said, “having 1211 Harrison 736-6603 36 N. Market 748-0295 ing to the Republican side,” a great, great time with a lot of Rossi said. “Candidates just County,” said Andrea Innes, people that I’ve never met.”E฀•฀PaGE฀8 CH470987sl.ke need to do what I did, which is a GOP state committeewom- show up.” an from the county. “This is Other Republicans also where it’s at for the Republican brimmed with confidence that Party.” the South Sound will be fertile And the convention will be ground for Republicans, who a “magnet” drawing candidates on Wednesday kicked off their and activists from the South first convention in Tacoma since Sound to network and organize, 1988. Lawrence said. State Supreme Court In Beautiful... Upholds Liquor- Downtown Chehalis Privatization Measure 547 NW Paciic Ave. By The Seattle Times to address only one subject, but The state Supreme Court has the court disagreed with the 360-740-8075 upheld a voter-approved initia- plaintiffs that voters would have tive privatizing liquor sales in rejected the measure had the Washington. funding provision not been in- The ruling, made public this cluded. morning, comes a day before The initiative, heavily private retailers are to take over backed by Costco, requires the the state's liquor business for changeover to take place Fri- the first time since Prohibition day, June 1. About 1,500 retail- ended. ers have applied to sell liquor in In a 29-page opinion, the Washington, up from roughly justices upheld Inititiative 1183, 350 state-owned or state-con- which privatizes liquor sales. tracted liquor stores under the Opponents who filed suit to old system.

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Pete Caster / [email protected] W.F. West’s Dani Braun turns to throw out a runner at irst base against Tum- water in the District IV 2A Softball Tournament championship game at Fort Borst Park on May 18. Braun and three teammates were voted to the Evergreen 2A Conference All-League irst team. Six Local Players Land on

Pete Caster / [email protected] Mossyrock’s John Pomeroy pitches against Napavine in the irst round of the District IV 2B Baseball Tournament in Mossyrock on Monday, May 7. Pomeroy, a junior, Evergreen was voted the Central 2B League’s Most Valuable Player. 2A Softball First Team Pomeroy Voted C2BL MVP ALL-LEAGUE: W.F. West’s Keen Voted Coach of the By The Chronicle team, and Adna's Rex Ashmore with a home run, eight doubles they tried to sneak something Mossyrock's John Pomeroy was voted the C2BL Coach of and 22 RBIs. by him, he always hit it a ton." Year; Tumwater’s Smith, was named the 2012 Central 2B the Year. "His average doesn't reflect Pomeroy, Kanyer added, is Ubrun Voted Pitching about as dominant a pitcher as League Most Valuable Player, as Pomeroy went 9-3 on the the pitches that he was thrown, and Offensive MVPs voted on by the league's coaches. mound with a 2.46 earned-run because he didn't see much to he's seen in the 2B leagues. Two of Pomeroy's team- average and 113 strikeouts in 62 hit this year," Mossyrock coach "He's got an intimidat- By The Chronicle ing fastball, and he just really mates on the C2BL regular- ⅔ innings and held his oppo- Cole Kanyer said of the big ju- kept hitters off-balance with a Four Bearcats and a pair of season champion Vikings were nents to a .129 batting average. nior. "Pitchers pitched around Tigers were voted to the 2012 voted to the All-League first- He also hit .373 on the season, him quite a bit, and any time please see C2BL, page S3 Evergreen 2A Conference All- League softball team, as voted on by the league’s coaches based on their performance during the 2B Softball EvCo regular season. Tumwater’s Kierstin Smith was voted the EvCo Pitching Pe Ell’s Amanda Woods Repeats as C2BL MVP MVP, while teammate Alyssa By Aaron VanTuyl Ubrun was the league’s Offen- [email protected] sive MVP. Tumwater went 17-1 in EvCo play, and W.F. West Pe Ell's Amanda Woods re- coach Mike Keen — who guided peated as the Central 2B League's his team to a 15-3 regular-season Most Valuable Player this sea- record, picked up his 200th ca- son — and, considering the votes reer win was greeted with a Ga- are cast prior to the postseason, torade shower after the Bearcats showed the league's coaches won the state championship — know what they're doing. was voted the league’s Coach of The Trojan senior hit .655 the Year. on the season and went 18-3 on Dani Braun, last year’s EvCo the mound with 116 strikeouts Offensive MVP, was named to and a 2.06 earned-run average, the first team, after hitting .490 but most importantly led Pe in league and committing one Ell to its fourth straight state error at shortstop during the reg- championship softball game, ular season. Lauren Fisher, the and second State 2B title in Cats’ left fielder, was also a first- three years. team selection after hitting .267 Woods, who plans to play at during the regular season, but George Fox University next year, bumping her average up to .500 also hit nine home runs this sea- in district tournament play. son — as did teammate Kayla Marissa Reynolds, at center Capps, who was named to the field, was a first-team pick with All-League first-team. Capps, a a .455 regular-season batting sophomore infielder, hit .439 on average, five home runs and 27 the season with a .970 slugging Pete Caster / [email protected] RBIs, while Haley Graham led Pe Ell’s Amanda Woods pitches to an Adna hitter, at Adna, in a Central 2B League regular-season game in April. Woods was please see SOFTBALL, page S4 voted the C2BL’s MVP for the second year in a row. please see EVERGREEN, page S3

Beav The Final Word Mariners starting pitcher Blake Rockies Designate Moyer for Assignment Beavan deliv- TV’s Best Bet DENVER (AP) — Jamie Moyer has home and attend a son’s high school grad- ers to the Texas NBA Playoffs Rangers in the been designated for assignment by the uation. second inning of Colorado Rockies, the move being made Rockies manager Jim Tracy told Moy- San Antonio at OKC baseball game about six weeks after he became the older of the team’s decision in a meeting ear- 6 p.m. on Wednesday in est starting pitcher to win a game in ma- lier Wednesday. After missing all of the TNT Arlington, Texas. jor league history. 2011 season while recovering from recon- —See Story S8 The 49-year-old Moyer said in a news structive elbow surgery, Moyer signed conference Wednesday that he still had with the Rockies and made the team with hopes of continuing his career elsewhere an impressive spring training. Moyer was Tony Gutierrez / The Associated Press but his immediate plan was to return 2-5 with a 5.70 ERA in 10 starts. CH473092bw.cg Sports 2• The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012

Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding Fishing & Hunting Report National Trails Day Saturday; Chehalis River Springers Show By Kimberly Mason This Week in Birds For The Chronicle Saturday, June 2, is National Trails Day — a celebration of hiking trails, the volunteers who maintain them and the hikers that hike them. Take a look at the Washing- ton Trails Association website (http://www.wta.org) where you’ll find more than 500 reports filed by fellow hikers in the month of May alone. Details include snow levels, wildflowers, water conditions and more.

WDFW Seized Antler Auction Nearly a thousand antlers seized from poachers over the last decade by WDFW police officers can be purchased during an online auction currently under way through June 5. Items that will be available during the auction include: 33 trophy elk racks, 22 trophy deer racks, five trophy moose racks, and about 1,000 lbs. of elk, deer and moose antlers in variously Photos By Kimberly Mason / For The Chronicle sized bundles. Above: This female Rufous Humming- The auction will conclude bird lew incredibly close to the camera June 5. Photos of the antlers and lens, a buzz-illed reminder that the other information about the hummingbird feeder was empty and auction, including how to view needed reillying. It’s not too late to put the items in person, are available up a hummingbird feeder and draw a online at http://www.publicsur- few of these delicate but demanding plus.com/sms/state,wa/browse/ birds into your yard. home?tm=m.

Gobblers Granted Reprieve This gobbler reprieve wasn’t Right: A female Black-headed Gros- issued by the President of the beak lies in for a taste of suet, still United States, but from the popular with the wild bird population WDFW — spring turkey hunt- as a quick energy source for nest building ends today. ing, egg laying and chick tending. The The spring limit was two male grosbeak is an orangy chestnut eastern Washington birds and color with black head, white-streaked one wetside gobbler. I’ve heard dark brown back and wings, the belly of very few that took three birds, and underwings show a lash of bright and a few more that took two. yellow. A breeding female carries a If you have a great jake photo, white eyebrow and mustache and is I’d love to see it and share it (if paler than her male counterpart. you’d allow). Email me, kim@ almostdailynews.com.

Rivers, Lakes, and Streams Charles McElroy, sporting goods clerk at Sunbird Shop- ping Center, said he’s heard the kokanee have slowed down on American Lake, “but they’re killing ‘em on trout.” Riffe Lake is fishing well, but the fish are scattered. Lake May- field is spotty. Warren Pugh has a irruption of as There is a full moon on Mon- many as 30 Band-tailed Pigeons visit- day, a great time to gear up and ing his feeders this month, emptying head to your favorite catfishing the feeders and costing to cost an hole. arm and a leg. ARTrails artists Byrn There are a ton of creeks and and JoAnne Watson have been so im- rivers opening up June 1, too pressed with the birds they plan to add many to list here. Know your a Band-tailed Pigeon category to the rules and regs before you go, September Columbia Flyway Wildlife pick up a WDFW sport fishing show. I have a Tumbler Pigeon, known rules pamphlet anywhere that as Pigeon Bob (shown in the photo sells a license. above), who seems to have taken a A rule change just went into shine to me, follows me wherever I go effect for the Kalama River. and even tries to follow me inside. See Starting May 29 through July 31, more photos on my Facebook page, from the boundary markers at search for “Kimberly Mason — The the mouth to the upper salmon Chronicle.” hatchery, Kalama River anglers must release all spring Chinook salmon. The Chehalis River spring Chinook fishery (from the mouth to the Hwy 6 bridge in Adna) has been open for a month and there’s just a month left to the season, but the fish hadn’t started showing up until just now. “There’s a few springers in the lower Chehalis,” said McEl- roy. “Not in big numbers yet, but they’re starting to show.” downstream and across from evening bite.” mouth of Yellow Jacket Creek In the Salt Little White Salmon National Go in the morning, he says, and released 47 spring Chinook There is a daily limit of one Halibut fishing out of West- salmon, the regs run true in that Fish Hatchery and upstream of and the way the fish have been adults, 13 jacks and two winter- instance, but ignore the selec- Hwy. 14 Bridge, the salmonid biting, you’ll have just a 30-min- run steelhead into the upper port has been good, though it tive gear rules for the mouth to daily limit will be six fish. Up ute window of opportunity to Cowlitz River at Packwood. seems they’re getting close to high bridge on Weyerhaeuser to 4 may be adults of which no work in. Approximately 25% of the hitting the quota. 1000 line approximately 400 more than 2 may be hatchery Last week Tacoma Power spring Chinook counted went A lot of lings are being yards downstream from Roger steelhead. Release wild Chi- recovered 432 spring Chinook through the separator this last caught at Seiku, Neah Bay and nook. Release all trout other adults, 53 jacks, 49 winter-run week. Creek (south of Pe Ell). If you’re Westport. Sea bass fishing has having a hard time finding any than hatchery steelhead. Mini- steelhead and 87 summer-run “There’s been lots of fish in of the Chehalis River regs, you mum size 12 inches for salmon steelhead during five days of op- the Cowlitz,” said McElroy, “but been good up in the straights. aren’t alone in your frustration. and 20 inches for steelhead. eration at the Cowlitz Salmon they jacked the river back up Surf perch has been a good bet The Chehalis River now sits on Night closures, bank only fish- Hatchery separator. over 1,000 cfs Tuesday.” on all the beaches. the Grays Harbor Coastal Rivers ing area near the outlet, and During the past week Ta- And raised it another 700 cfs section, page 29. Wednesday closures will re- coma Power employees released on Wednesday. ••• WDFW has just increased main in effect. Anglers may 79 spring Chinook adults, 16 The Columbia River has the Drano Lake daily limits from fish with two poles with a Two jacks and one winter-run steel- been fishing well this week. Kimberly Mason is a freelance two fish (two hatchery Chinook Pole Endorsement. head at the Day Use Park in “Shad is just lights out,” said writer and photojournalist. Visit her or two hatchery steelhead or one That’s a mouthful of rules Lake Scanewa above Cowlitz McElroy, “they’re catching ‘em website The (Almost) Daily News of each), to up to six fish. and regs to follow. Good news Falls Dam. They released 81 like crazy. Try anchoring up in (almostdailynews.com), find her on At Drano Lake, from now is, according to McElroy, Dra- spring Chinook adults, 19 jacks 9 to 14 feet of water, use a Dick Facebook (Kimberly Mason — The until June 30, downstream no is fishing well, “though it’s and one winter-run steelhead Nite off a dropper — doesn’t Chronicle), call 269-5017 or email of markers on point of land mostly a late afternoon, early into the Cispus River above the seem to matter what color.” [email protected]. • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012

C2BL Evergreen Continued from Sports 1 Continued from Sports 1 really good curveball, too," the coach said. "Once he develops a the team with a .517 average really solid change, he's going to during the regular season be a tough pitcher at the higher and went 4-1 as a starting level." pitcher. Mossyrock's Josh Vogel, who Centralia’s Parker Pock- caught when he wasn't pitching, lington, at shortstop, was a was voted to the All-League first first-team pick, hitting .508 team with a .333 average, nine with five home runs and 19 doubles and 11 RBIs. He went RBIs. Teammate Erika Brow- er, at third base, hit .333 with 9-2 on the mound with a 1.04 five homers and 27 RBIs to ERA, 62 strikeouts and 16 walks earn another first-team nod on the season. for the Tigers. "He's always real calm and W.F. West third-baseman collected," Kanyer said. "He Kaitlyn Girardin, second- rarely loses his poise, but his baseman and leadoff hitter consistency is what's been phe- Kenna Tornow and catch- nomenal." er Amber Taylor were all Viking shortstop Kyler Ha- second-team picks, as were zen, who hit .359, was also a Centralia outfielders Abby first-team pick. Slorey and Blair Fagerness. Morton-White Pass landed Pete Caster / [email protected] three on the first team. Kyle Adna’s Garrett Driver throws a pitch to a Toutle Lake batter during the District IV 2B Baseball Tournament Championship Kelly hit .309 with 9 RBIs and Game at Mossyrock on Friday. Driver gave up just one hit, but the Pirates lost 1-0. 2012 EVERGREEN 2A went 4-5 on the mound with a CONFERENCE 4.55 ERA; Rylon Kolb hit .388 with 17 RBIs and 21 stolen bases, First Team Second Team ALL-LEAGUE SOFTBALL and posted a 2.75 ERA and 7-3 Garrett Driver, Adna record on the mound; and Brian 2012 CENTRAL 2B LEAGUE Brendan Webster, Adna Pitching MVP: Bubba Lara, Adna Lane Wasson, Adna Kierstin Smith, Tumwater Reynolds hit .279 with 12 RBIs, ALL-LEAGUE BASEBALL Cooper Zurfluh, Adna and was walked 10 times and Austin McCloskey, Adna Offensive MVP: TEAM Josh Vogel, Mossyrock Alyssa Ubrun, Tumwater hit by nine pitches. He added 10 Kyler Hazen, Mossyrock Ryley Stanley, Mossyrock stolen bases. Coach of the Year: MVP: Kyle Kelly, Morton-WP Robbie Nelson, Mossyrock Mike Keen, W.F. West Adna's Garrett Driver, Bubba Rylon Kolb, Morton-WP Layne Hellem, Napavine Lara and Cooper Zurfluh were John Pomeroy, Mossyrock Brian Reynolds, Morton-WP Austin Arrington, Pe Ell all first-team picks. Driver, a se- David Grace, Napavine First Team Coach of the Year: Richie Toepelt, Pe Ell nior, hit .397 with four doubles, Ryan Oliver, Toutle Lake Mo Donovan P Aberdeen Anthony Nusbaum, Toutle Lake a home run and 21 RBIs. As the Rex Ashmore, Adna Zack Hayes, Toutle Lake Hannah Tometich C Aberdeen Pirates' ace pitcher he went 8-1 Anthony Heintzman, Toutle Lake Corey Keefe, Toutle Lake Dani Braun IF W.F. West with a 2.60 ERA, and his only Lars Blix, Wahkiakum Leo Anderson, Wahkiakum Parker Pocklington IF Centralia loss came when he threw a one- Erika Brower IF Centralia hitter and was perfect through Dominique Greeno IF N. Thurston junior, hit .417 with 10 doubles er, winning five games with 39 but at the plate. He got hot late 5 1/₃ innings in a loss to Toutle Lauren Fisher OF W.F. West and stole 10 bases without be- strikeouts in 36 innings and Lake in the District IV champi- in the year, and really carried us Holly Entus OF Aberdeen onship game. He struck out 48 ing caught. As a shortstop he throwing a no-hitter against Pe into the playoffs." Marissa Reynolds OF W.F. West and walked 15 through 52 in- notched a .923 fielding percent- Ell. Toutle Lake's Ryan Olver, Gabby Vidallon UT Tumwater nings. age in 78 chances. "We were a middle-of-the- Zack Hayes and Anthony Haley Graham P W.F. West Lara, also a senior, hit .438 Napavine's David Grace was pack team, and he had to carry with four doubles, a triple and a first-team pick, hitting .416 a lot of that weight on his shoul- Heintzman, along with Wahkia- two home runs, along with a with a home run and 16 RBIs. ders," Tiger coach Bryan Bullock kum's Lars Blix, rounded out the Second Team team-high 24 RBIs. Zurfluh, a He was also the Tigers' top pitch- said, "not only on the mound, first team. Alyssa Nelson P Black Hills Amber Taylor C W.F. West Soccer Locelyn Louthan IF Aberdeen Kenna Tornow IF W.F. West Kaitlyn Girardin IF W.F. West Early Pressure Helps Sounders Avoid an Upset in U.S. Open Cup Taylor Pottschmidt IF Black Hills Lexi Timmons OF Aberdeen TUKWILA (MCT) — Half Starfire Stadium. It was a team- and will come to Starfire for a 7 by Atlanta goalkeeper Joe Nasco, Abby Slorey OF Centralia of the 14 MLS teams that played record scoring performance for p.m. game next Tuesday. Ticket who was frozen by the excep- Blair Fagerness OF Centralia U.S. Open Cup third-round an Open Cup game. information will be made avail- tional strike. games Tuesday lost to lower-di- The Sounders made a point able Thursday. Alonso doubled the lead in vision opponents. of talking before the game about From the opening whistle, Honorable Mention the 47th minute when he col- For Sounders FC, it was a the many upsets throughout the the Sounders were on the attack Ali Graham, W.F. West useful warning before the three- competition. as Ochoa hammered a shot on lected a pass on the right side Mackenzie Wasson, Centralia time defending champion of the “It’s a game that you can nev- goal at the 15-second mark. The of the penalty box from Cordell Sy Braaten, Centralia tournament easily avoided its er take too lightly, because the attempt was saved, but indica- Cato and drove a low shot past Alexa McDaniel, Tumwater own upset scare. moment you take it lightly, that’s tive of the awaiting onslaught — Nasco. Ashley Wells, Tumwater Forward Sammy Ochoa when you’re going to get caught,” though it took until just before Atlanta pulled a goal back in Ku’ulei Siolo, Aberdeen scored twice in the second half said coach Sigi Schmid. halftime for the goals to arrive. the 53rd minute through experi- Sarah Orgill, Tumwater and Seattle also got goals from Seattle will benefit from an- A half worth of pressure fi- enced forward Reinaldo Navia, Liana McCann, Black Hills Andy Rose, Osvaldo Alonso and other upset in the fourth round. nally resulted in reward in the Brianna Perry, N. Thurston Alex Caskey to cruise past the Cal FC, a fifth-division ama- 44th minute, when Rose was but the Sounders would answer Bri Attwood, River Ridge Atlanta Silverbacks of the sec- teur team, was an unlikely 1-0 set up for a shot from the top of immediately on a great individ- Makayla Glasgo, Tumwater ond-tier NASL, 5-1, Wednesday winner Wednesday on the road the penalty box by defender Jeff ual run and finish by Caskey in Makenzy Tarrow, Black Hills in front of 3,703 spectators at against the Portland Timbers Parke. He smashed a half-volley the 54th minute.

FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 2012 SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2012 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You’ll receive far greater gratiication If someone offers you some A great sense of accomplishment Make sure you work in surroundings by trying to advance your personal suggestions that are far better than can be achieved by attending to that are devoid of negative interests rather than spending time your thoughts about a matter of all those little tasks and duties that inluences. If you don’t, you might half-heartedly promoting the positions mutual interest, don’t let your pride you’ve been neglecting. Get them get a few things done, but not of another. get in the way. It behooves you to out of the way once and for all. anywhere near what you wanted. employ the best plan available. CANCER (June 21-July 22) CANCER (June 21-July 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Several people with whom you’ll be CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Although you’re entitled to have If a signiicant relationship needs a involved will sense that you can be Strive to be methodical where your some fun with your friends, don’t bit of mending or tender loving care, trusted with certain secrets that they’re work is concerned. If you make a overindulge in game playing. You now is the time to get together with bursting to tell somebody. More than detailed list and follow it to the letter, can enjoy yourself in a variety of that person and shore up those old one person is likely to conide in you. you’ll ind that it will enhance your ways without going overboard. bonds. productivity and industriousness. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Small talk might be more pleasing AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You might not be the irst one out You’re well suited for competitive to your ears than weighty subjects. Your perceptions regarding of the starting block, but once you matters of any nature. It isn’t likely If you’re looking to spend time with involvements that hold elements of get out there, you’ll be bound and that you’ll deliberately seek one out, friends, ind those who don’t take chance could be more accurate than determined to run a good race. but somehow one is apt to ind you. themselves or life too seriously. usual. Don’t bet your entire wallet, You’ll show your stuff to one and but it’s OK to wager a dollar or two. all. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Having a positive and optimistic Choose your words carefully so that PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) attitude will enable you to what you say cannot be distorted or When your family holds a council Participation that requires more accomplish just about anything taken out of context and then relect about a matter that affects everybody, brainpower than physical exertion you set your mind to. Your key to poorly on you when repeated. Some don’t restrain your opinions. You will be your cup of tea. Rest your success is a strong belief in yourself. people are just looking to make might be the one who has ideas that aching back and give your noggin a trouble. surpass theirs. big workout instead. ARIES (March 21-April 19) If you take your involvement LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ARIES (March 21-April 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) seriously, there’s no reason why you If you plan ahead carefully, you Don’t be surprised if your mental Something unusual could suddenly shouldn’t do well, whether you’re should be able to make your present processes are working overtime and develop that you may want to conducting business or playing a efforts it comfortably into your future your head is looded with dynamite respond to immediately. It’s likely game. It’s indifference that leads to plans and objectives. Looking to the ideas. Be sure to jot them down -- to have to do with a inancial defeat. future has its merits. many will be better than usual. investment that you’ll want to be part of. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Although you might not be able Your abilities to research, probe and You’re likely to have a good head SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) to function as independently as detect are very astute at this point in for spotting bargains right now. Matters that had been taken over by you’d like, you can placate others time. Use this day to get in touch with You stand a good chance of inding others could once again revert back by yielding a bit of ground. In fact, an associate about a matter on which something you’ve wanted for a long into your capable hands. Make sure you’ll ind that being part of a team you sense that he or she has been time at the right price. Don’t hesitate to substantially alter the dynamics effort isn’t painful at all. holding back. to take advantage of the moment. this time around.

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Softball: Sandrini Hit .543 NBA Continued from Sports 1 tumn Moorcroft and Morton- percentage and a .519 on-base White Pass infielder Christin average. Nilius and catcher Darian At- Pe Ell sophomore Kayla Hoke, also an infielder, hit .559 kinson. with a .746 slugging percentage, Napavine designated player and was also tabbed as a first- Brittany Mitchell (.371 average, teamer. Napavine, which went unde- 33 RBIs), catcher Sam May (.370 feated during C2BL play, landed average, 31 RBIs) and second three players on the first team in baseman Teryn Pannette (.442 Alexa Peters, Mackenzie Olson and Demi Sahlinger. average, 16 stolen bases) were Peters hit .427 with 11 dou- also voted to the second team, bles, three home runs and a along with Wahkiakum catcher whopping 57 RBIs for the Ti- gers, without registering a single Sam Boyce. strikeout at the plate, and posted a 12-3 record as a pitcher with 74 Central 2B League strikeouts and a 2.94 ERA. Olson hit .525 with 14 dou- 2012 All-League Softball bles, six home runs and 39 RBIs, with a .985 slugging percent- MVP: age. In the circle, she went 10-2 Amanda Woods, Pe Ell with a 2.36 ERA. Sahlinger, the Coach of the Year: Tigers' third-baseman, hit .475, Kurt Olson, Napavine drove in 28 runs, stole 15 bases and scored 42 runs. Adna, which finished third First Team in the regular season, took second at the District IV tourna- Jordan Sandrini IF Adna MCT ment and topped Napavine in Emma Brattain C Adna Robert Duyos / Miami Heat’s Dwyane Wade celebrates a run against the Boston Celtics in the third quarter during Game 2 of the NBA Eastern the third/fourth place game at Taylor Ferrier OF Adna Conference inals at AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami, Florida, Wednesday. state, also placed three players — Alexa Peters P/IF Napavine Jordan Sandrini, Emma Brattain Mackenzie Olson P/IF Napavine and Taylor Ferrier — on the All- Demi Sahlinger IF Napavine League first team. Miami Grabs 2-0 Lead With OT Win Senior shortstop Sandrini, Kayla Capps IF Pe Ell MIAMI (AP) — The biggest better.” The scoring dossier in who has signed on to play at Si- Kayla Hoke IF Pe Ell postseason comeback in Miami Paul Pierce scored 21 points, overtime began like this: Ron- ena next season, hit .543 for the Joelle Iverson C Toutle Heat franchise history wasn’t Kevin Garnett had 18 and Ray do scored, Heat tied it, Rondo Pirates. Paige Deffenbaugh P Toutle enough. Allen 13 for Boston. scored, Heat tied it, Rondo The Heat needed more — Rondo finished 16 of 24 scored, Heat tied it. "She's going to be a tough one Ashley Kelly IF Morton-WP to replace," Adna coach Mike and got it, digging deep to take from the floor, 10 of 12 from the When Rondo missed a la- Raschke said. "She's a great cap- a 2-0 lead in the Eastern Confer- foul line and made both of his yup — he thought he was fouled, tain and a role model." Second Team ence finals. three-point tries. and the Celtics agreed — with Brattain hit .391 with 18 RBIs LeBron James scored 34 “He was absolutely phenom- 1:33 left, Miami took advantage, points and grabbed 10 rebounds, enal,” Celtics coach Doc Rivers with Udonis Haslem getting and five doubles in her third year Alexis Moerke P Adna Alexa Bond IF Adna Dwyane Wade scored 23 and said. “Put us, put the whole team a dunk to put the Heat up 105- as the Pirates' starting catcher. the Heat rallied from 15 down at times on his shoulders. ... We 103. And after a turnover on the Ferrier hit .382 and, according to Autumn Moorcroft SS Mossyrock to beat the Boston Celtics 115- had a lot of opportunities to win next Boston possession, Wade Raschke, covered a lot of ground Christin Nilius IF Morton-WP 111 in overtime on Wednesday the game.” drove the lane, hit the deck and at center field for the Pirates. Darian Atkinson C Morton-WP night. Rondo had 22 points, the watched as his layup bounced on Toutle Lake catcher Joelle Brittany Mitchell DP Napavine Mario Chalmers scored 22 most anyone had scored in the rim and dropped through. Iverson and pitcher Paige Def- for the Heat, which won despite the first half of a playoff game Garnett stood over Wade fenbaugh were also voted to Teryn Pannette IF Napavine an unbelievable night by Rajon against Miami since 2004. and glared, to no avail. Wade hit the first team, and first-year Sam May C Napavine Rondo. The Celtics guard played “An incredible game,” Heat the free throw, and Miami was Napavine coach Kurt Olson was Mattie Miller OF Pe Ell all 53 minutes and scored 44 coach Erik Spoelstra said of up 110-105 with 59.7 seconds the league's Coach of the Year. Sammy Boyce C Wahkiakum points, dished out 10 assists and Rondo. left. Morton-White Pass’ Ashley grabbed eight rebounds. The Allen’s three-pointer with On a night where the Heat Kelly, who played shortstop for Heat expected Boston’s best — 34.3 seconds left tied the score at missed 16 free throws — includ- the Timberwolves, was also a Honorable Mention and the Celtics didn’t disappoint. 99. James missed two shots, first ing at least four by James in cru- first-team pick. The sophomore “This group had resolve,” a layup — he got the rebound cial situations — it would sur- Shayne Fried IF Mossyrock Wade said of the Celtics. “They of his own miss — and then a vive. hit .528 on the year, with 20 came out and played a great jumper on the final possession “Now we’re going home,” RBIs and a pair of home runs. Amber Arrington IF Pe Ell Taylor Ratkie IF Pe Ell game. It was physical early. of regulation, and to overtime Boston’s Mickael Pietrus said. Adna pitcher Alexis Moerke They brought the game to us. they went. “Our jersey is going to be white. and infielder Alexa Bond were Tabatha Skeen OF Pe Ell That can’t happen. We used our “We had to do it the tough They got two. Fine, good for both second-team selections, as Ashley Shepherd C Pe Ell crowd and the energy to get back way,” Spoelstra said. them. But we’re going home now was Mossyrock shortstop Au- into the game and we had to play Game 3 is Friday in Boston. and you know what that means.”

Soccer College Football Brazil’s Young Neymar Dazzles Americans in 4-1 Rout NCAA By Don Markus The U.S. had a couple of chances The Baltimore Sun that were batted away by Brazil Investigating goalkeeper Rafael before Al- LANDOVER, Md. — The list exandre Pato, who earlier had Montana of Brazilian soccer legends began clanged one off the post, put in with the incomparable Pele, who the final goal in the 87th minute. Football as a 17-year-old led his country “We had a lot of chances to the first of five World Cups in against a world-class team,” said Program 1958. It has continued, nearly un- Klinsmann, whose team was abated, for a half-century. missing starting striker Jozy MISSOULA, Mont. Now, it’s Neymar’s star turn. Altidor and also went without (AP) — The NCAA is in- The 20-year-old striker, who burgeoning English Premier in his short career has made a League star Clint Dempsey un- vestigating the University habit of scoring goals against the til early in the second half. “But of Montana’s football pro- U.S. whenever the two countries you have to put them in as well.” gram, which already is the meet, lived up to his advance The defeat, coming a few subject of investigations billing Wednesday night with days after the U.S. dominated by the U.S. Department a goal and two assists in lead- Scotland in a 5-1 win in Jack- of Education and Depart- ing Brazil to a 4-1 victory over sonville, Fla., left the Ameri- ment of Justice. the Americans in front of 67,619 cans looking to lick their col- The Justice Depart- fans at FedEx Field. lective wounds before a final Nick Wass / The Associated Press ment said this month it’s Neymar’s goal came on a pen- tuneup Sunday against Canada Brazil’s Neymar (11) controls the ball against United States’ Michael Parkhurst (2) reviewing how the uni- alty kick early in the first half to in Toronto and then the start of versity, its football team give Brazil a lead it would never during the second half of an international friendly soccer game, Wednesday, in World Cup qualifying. Landover, Md. Brazil won 4-1. and the city of Missoula relinquish. But it was his play- “We’re all ticked off. We’re have responded to sexual making ability that separated all ticked off we lost 4-1,” said assault and harassment Neymar from his American beatable team.” getting in much of an offensive Bradley. “But it was 2-1 at half- reports by female students, counterparts, and his team from Klinsmann and his play- flow until late in the first half. time and I thought we started a group of U.S. players looking to ers were still seething about an The U.S. finally scored in the the second half pretty well. They with some cases involv- take another step forward under early penalty kick goal by Ney- waning seconds of the opening make a 3-1 and we pushed it. ing football players. The new coach Jurgen Klinsmann. mar that resulted from what he half on a play that began with We had chance after chance to federal Education Depart- Asked after only his second called a “questionable” hand ball midfielder Michael Bradley feed- make it 3-2 and see what hap- ment has opened a similar defeat since taking over the U.S. against Maryland-raised central ing overlapping defender Fabian pens. Everybody can appreciate investigation. team 10 months ago, the former defender Oguchi Onyewu — re- Johnson, whose cross deflected how good a football team they The NCAA hadn’t German national team star and plays showed the ball hit his left off a Brazilian defender’s body are and how skilled they are. In commented on whether it coach said that the Americans elbow — and Brazil’s final goal and then Hercules Gomez’s head. terms of athleticism and smarts, also is investigating, but “showed them too much respect” that the Americans believed “I think we found a striker they’re up there with the best.” Montana Associate Com- in the first 20 minutes, but should have been an offsides call. that is very mobile in Hercules, Klinsmann said that the missioner of Higher Edu- added, “That’s understandable. “We can take a lot of lessons one that is a fighter and keeps U.S. soccer team needs to get cation Kevin McRae says You’re playing Brazil.” out of that game,” Klinsmann defenders busy,” Klinsmann an “edge more nastier” before it university leaders decided Though impressed with the said. “We proved to them that we said of the 30-year-old Gomez. takes on teams like Brazil again. to publicly confirm an in- magical foot skills of Neymar, can play with them. We still have Gomez’s goal, only his third “Maybe we’re a little bit still vestigation Wednesday in too naïve,” Klinsmann said. a left winger who plays for the to improve, absolutely. There are in a late-blooming national team the interest of transpar- same Santos team Pele starred areas we have to get closer to the career, seemed to breathe some “They don’t want to hurt people. for decades ago, Klinsmann people and push forward more. life in the American fans among But that’s what you’ve got to do. ency. said of Brazil, “They have a very We’ve got to play smarter out of the equally distributed crowd. You’ve got to do that at the end KECI-TV reports a let- good group of young players the back, we were a little too hec- But the enthusiasm was of the day. Also, we have to step ter the NCAA sent the uni- coming through the ranks that tic in the first 15 minutes, but we quickly muted when Neymar, on their toes more and get them versity in January about (new coach) Mano Menezes is got better and better.” whose well-placed corner kick more frustrated.” the investigation didn’t trying to build for the Olympics The U.S. coach admitted that led to a Tiago Silva’s header goal One set of toes — belonging specify what allegations it and the World Cup in 2014. It’s Onyewu got off to a shaky start, in the first half, found defender to a star in the making named is reviewing. a promising team, but also it’s a preventing the Americans from Marcelo in the 52nd minute. Neymar — in particular. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012

NHL NFL Exonerated Brian Banks Gets Second Chance With Seahawks Tryout SECOND CHANCE: Former USC Recruit Gets Another Chance to Play for Carroll By Danny O’Neil The Seattle Times RENTON — The Se- ahawks have shown a will- ingness to give players a second chance. For Brian Banks, though, his tryout next week will be more like a first opportunity after he was exonerated in California last week on charges Robert Gauthier / MCT of kidnap- The Los Angeles Kings’ Anze Kopitar (11) breaks in alone on New Jersey Devils goalie Martin Brodeur to score the game-winning goal in overtime in Game 1 of the ping and Stanley Cup Finals at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, on Wednesday. Kopitar’s tally gave the Kings a 2-1 win. rape. A de- Brian Banks cade ago, Former Prep Banks was Football Star Breakaway OT Goal Gives L.A. 2-1 Win a high-profile football re- NEWARK, N.J. — Anze tling with Devils defenseman nearly gave the Devils the lead Notes cruit at Long Beach Poly- Kopitar’s goal 8 minutes, 13 Bryce Salvador and forward four minutes into the third pe- technic in California, one seconds into overtime gave the Dainius Zubrus along the riod. The Devils’ Zach Parise • After 20 seasons, the Nick- of the nation’s top prep Los Angeles Kings a 2-1 victory boards. picked up a deflection in front of las Lidstrom era is ending for football programs. over the New Jersey Devils in “I wanted to make sure I went the net, but couldn’t get the puck the Detroit. Lidstrom will an- He had been offered a the Stanley Cup Final opener to the middle,” Kopitar said. “I past goaltender Jonathan Quick. nounce his retirement at a news scholarship to USC under Wednesday at the Prudential don’t know if he heard me or not, A pileup at the goal crease conference Thursday, a source coach Pete Carroll. Center. but I yelled for the puck and he ensued and Parise grabbed to has confirmed to the Detroit In 2002, Banks was ac- Kopitar was sent on a break- chipped it. It was perfect, right puck with his left hand and Free Press. The event will be cused of kidnapping and away by Justin Williams. He on my tape. It happened pretty pushed it into the net. Referees at Joe Louis Arena, where Lid- raping a fellow student at deked in front of New Jersey quick and I was able to finish it ruled it was not a goal and the strom arrived as a 21-year-old the school. goaltender Martin Brodeur and off.” call was upheld on replay. promising defenseman in 1991 Banks was charged and tucked in a backhand shot. As soon as he rifled the puck Mark Fayne nearly gave the and leaves two decades later faced up to 41 years in pris- The victory gave the Kings a into the net, Kopitar raised his Devils the lead midway through with an armful of trophies. on if convicted when he ac- 9-0 road record during the play- hands and banged himself into the third period, but shanked a • NHL commissioner Gary cepted a deal, pleading no offs. The Kings are now one win the boards, facing the crowd off shot with a wide-open net. Bettman expects negotiations contest. shy of the NHL record for post- to Brodeur’s right. The Kings racked up six con- with the players’ association He served five years in season road victories. “To put it past a goaltender secutive shots at one point. Bro- on a new collective-bargaining prison, and spent the past More importantly, they are like Marty is a good feeling,” deur stopped them all. agreement to begin in a couple five years on parole before three wins away from the fran- Kopitar said. “I think it was probably the of weeks. Bettman said that talk the purported victim in chise’s first NHL title. They have Both teams had chances to worst game in the playoffs for of a lockout next season is noth- the case recanted her al- won 11 consecutive road playoff win the game in regulation. us,” said Devils leading scorer ing more than speculation at legations and admitted the games dating to last season. With the score tied 1-1, a Ilya Kovalchuk. this point since labor and man- story was fabricated. Kopitar saw Williams bat- scramble in front of the net agement have not met. Banks was exonerated in California Superior College Football Court last week. Legion Baseball Banks, 26, has tryouts lined up with six teams, the Easy Part is Saying Yes to a College Football Playoff first of which will be Car- Tenino Tops roll’s Seahawks. POSSIBLE PLAYOFF: SEC span. the games are played. One pos- “This is what I have Slive could find himself butt- sibility would be to rotate the Tumwater Commish Urges the ing heads with commissioners of semifinals among what are now dreamed about my entire By The Chronicle life,” Banks said in a state- Idea of a Four-Team other conferences, where there the BCS bowl games. TENINO — The Trap- ment released by California Football Playoff is still support for the plus-one Within the SEC, Slive and Western School of Law. “I model. Under that system, the others have voiced a strong pers started their American am ready to show the NFL By Vahe Gregorian and Stu Durando bowl games would be played out opinion this week that the bowl Legion AA season off with as usual with two teams then system is the best avenue. a bang here on Wednesday. what I am capable of doing. St. Louis Post-Dispatch I want as many opportu- selected to play for the national “You could have it inside the Tenino plated 9 runs in nities with as many NFL DESTIN, Fla. — The deci- title. bowl system or outside,” he said. the first inning and cruised teams who are willing to sion to implement a playoff in The SEC is expected to an- “My sense, from various conver- to a 19-9 win. give me a shot.” college football, which is inch- nounce its official preference sations, is that our league feels The Trappers scored 19 Washington, Kansas ing closer to reality, might ul- on the playoffs Friday, the final it would be better served in the runs on 15 hits and added City and Miami are among timately be viewed as the easy day of the meetings. The Big 12 bowl system. It has been part 4 runs in the third frame the other teams that will portion of what could become a came out Wednesday in favor of of our tradition for a long time. and responded to a 7-run evaluate Banks, according difficult logistical tug-of-war be- a four-team playoff chosen by a That doesn’t mean it’s the same Tumwater fifth inning with 5 runs of their own in the to ESPN.com. tween college football factions. selection committee, with the as it is now, but generically in bottom half of the same in- The tryout is only the The details of changing how semifinals played outside the the bowl system.” ning. first step toward getting on college football determines its bowls. Several coaches said they “We have good people who would be in favor of a selection Devante Harris and an NFL roster. champion, including whether are going to be making those de- committee choosing the teams. Zack Chamberlain each Teams can have up to there is to be a four-team play- cisions, and I trust those people,” If that were the case, it would went 3 for 4, with Cham- 90 players under contract, a off or a plus-one format, already have generated considerable de- Florida coach Will Muschamp potentially eliminate the current berlain adding 4 RBIs and a total that will be trimmed bate with an array of questions said. “I think it needs to be the BCS formula. double. to 53 eight days before the looming. four best teams in the country. But what form the BCS Zeb Chamberlain went regular season begins. For its part, the Southeastern I don’t think it needs to be the would take under a new system 2 for 4 with 2 RBIs and two Banks played linebacker Conference has made it clear at conference champions because remains unknown. doubles, while Dakota Bell- at Long Beach Poly, and this week’s spring meetings that in our league, we might have “The main thing is it’s too rose was 2 for 3 with two at 6 feet 4, he was a junior it will not support a proposal four of the best teams in the early to tell because nothing’s singles. when the team won the that only conference champions country.” been done,” BCS executive di- Tenino (1-0) will host California’s Southern Sec- qualify for the playoff. Some coaches agreed that rector Bill Hancock said. “We’ll Montesano on June 6 at tion Division I champion- “If you’re going to have a the success of the SEC in re- know whenever all of this is p.m. ship in 2001. four-team playoff, the best four cent years was instrumental in done.” He was arrested and teams should be selected to play swinging the discussion of some As the BCS has tweaked its Trappers Rally Past Capital charged in the summer of for the national championship,” form of playoff from a non- formula over the years, Saban 2002 after a classmate al- Commissioner Mike Slive said. starter to a foregone conclusion. believes the public has become OLYMPIA — Tenino leged he dragged her under “If the issue is how the teams are But the idea that only con- more satisfied with the rankings. used a 4-run sixth frame a stairway and raped her. selected, then let’s go talk about ference champs should qualify He views the major complaint to rally past Capital here Banks was helped in his the selection process and then smacks of selfishness to Ala- being the number of teams. Wednesday in Single-A case by the California In- figure out a way to make the bama coach Nick Saban. So, he would prefer some ver- American Legion baseball nocence Project, which is process more palatable to every- “There’s no question the rea- sion of the current formula as action. a clinical program of the one.” son we’re even doing the top four the best way to determine the Tenino tallied its 6 runs California Western School But there are plenty of other is because fans are interested in teams. on 12 hits, while Capital of Law in San Diego. questions. Would a playoff be seeing the four best teams in a “Maybe I’m completely scored its 2 runs in the sec- He was exonerated last contested inside or outside the playoff,” he said. “So, we’re going wrong, but I don’t hear anyone ond frame and had five hits week, becoming the ninth bowl system? Would semifinals to mess that up by saying you complaining about how the and five errors on the eve- of the project’s clients to be be played at campus or neutral have to be a conference cham- teams get ranked,” Saban said. ning. exonerated since it began sites? Is a selection commit- pion? Someone is a little self- “To dismantle (the system) and Thomas Pier had two in 1999. tee similar to the one that choos- absorbed in worrying about how go to something completely dif- hits, while Taylor Sheldon “When we took on Bri- es the NCAA Tournament field it affects them and how they can ferent with no track record, I went 2 for 3 and Greigh Hill an’s case we wanted to give an option? get someone in the game every don’t think is right.” was 2 for 4 for the Trappers. him his life back,” said Jus- And maybe the most intrigu- time.” How quickly decisions can Pier also tossed three tin Brooks, who representing unknown is the fate of the The other major stumbling be made remains to be seen. scoreless innings to close ed Banks. “Part of that life BCS, which has survived amid block is where games would be But with two major meetings of out the game and had five was football. Seeing Brian intense criticism for 14 years. played, although it appears in- key officials scheduled for June, strikeouts. in the NFL would be a per- The SEC has produced six creasingly unlikely that semi- there is hope of an impending Tenino will play at fect ending to a remarkable consecutive national champions finals would be contested on consensus. home on Wednesday at 6 story.” with four schools winning the campuses. In that case, officials “I think the right word is p.m. championship game during that would have to agree on where ‘hopeful,’” Slive said. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 SPORTS

Wednesday’s Mariners Box Score Sports on the Air SEA (23-30) 088 100 040 — 21 20 1 TEX (31-20) 000 005 201 — 8 13 1 THURSDAY, May 31 NBA BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS MARINERS AB R H RBI BB SO #P AVG OBP SLG MARINERS AB R H RBI BB SO #P AVG OBP SLG 6 p.m. D Ackley 2B 5 2 2 3 1 1 26 .251 .320 .372 I Kinsler 2B 3 1 2 1 0 0 17 .282 .351 .465 M Young 3B 5 1 2 1 0 0 12 .280 .306 .372 TNT — San Antonio at Oklahoma City C Figgins RF 5 2 1 0 1 2 29 .182 .254 .291 J Hamilton CF 4 1 2 1 0 0 7 .368 .420 .764 PRO TENNIS K Seager 3B 6 4 4 2 0 1 15 .278 .319 .466 C Gentry CF 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 .295 .368 .385 2 a.m. J Montero DH 4 4 3 4 2 0 24 .257 .300 .429 A Beltre DH 5 1 2 1 0 0 12 .319 .340 .549 ESPN2 — French Open D Murphy LF 5 1 1 1 0 0 10 .258 .338 .424 J Smoak 1B 5 3 3 6 1 1 18 .231 .278 .396 COLLEGE SOFTBALL N Cruz RF 4 0 0 0 0 1 16 .268 .319 .434 10 a.m. A Liddi LF 3 1 1 1 1 1 17 .247 .308 .392 M Napoli C 3 0 1 2 0 0 10 .238 .329 .469 a-M Carp PH-LF 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 .164 .261 .393 a-B Snyder PH-C 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 .324 .375 .595 ESPN2 — World Series, Game 1 12:30 p.m. M Olivo C 6 2 2 2 0 1 21 .198 .214 .313 M Moreland 1B 4 0 0 0 0 1 15 .283 .346 .533 A Gonzalez SS 4 3 3 0 0 0 14 .267 .267 .356 ESPN2 — World Series, Game 2 M Saunders CF 6 1 3 1 0 1 23 .247 .321 .406 Totals 38 8 13 7 1 2 120 4 p.m. B Ryan SS 5 2 1 1 0 0 22 .177 .283 .270 ESPN2 — World Series, Game 3 b-M Kawasaki PH-SS 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 .158 .238 .158 Pitchers IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST ERA D Holland (L, 4-4) 1.2 8 8 8 2 2 2 51-28 5.11 6:30 p.m. Totals 47 21 20 20 6 8 202 Y Tateyama 0.2 7 8 6 1 0 1 44-28 15.19 ESPN2 — World Series, Game 4 M Lowe 1.2 1 1 1 2 1 0 31-19 2.66 Pitchers IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST ERA R Ross 2.0 1 0 0 0 1 0 27-20 1.63 FRIDAY, June 1 B Beavan (W, 3-4) 6.0 8 5 5 0 2 0 79-58 4.72 A Ogando 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 0 12-9 2.45 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL M Adams 0.2 2 3 3 1 1 0 20-11 4.00 5:10 p.m. H Iwakuma (S, 1) 3.0 5 3 3 1 0 0 41-26 6.00 K Uehara 1.1 1 1 1 0 1 1 17-12 1.45 Totals 9.0 13 8 8 1 2 0 120-84 Totals 9.0 20 21 19 6 8 4 202-127 ROOT — Seattle at Chicago White Sox NBA BASKETBALL 5:30 p.m. Scoreboard ESPN — TEAMS TBA Philadelphia 10, at NY Mets 6 vane Rezai, 1-6, 6-1, 6-2 PRO GOLF PREPS at Miami 5, Washington 3 TENNIS Akgul Amanmuradova/ Kateryna 6:30 a.m. Local Schedules Seattle 21, at Texas 8 French Open Bondarenko def. Carla Suarez Navarro/ GOLF — Wales Open Thursday, May 31 at Colorado 13, Houston 5 at Paris, France Anastasiya Yakimova, 7-6 (7-2), 5-7, 6-3 All-State Baseball Feeder Games, NY Yankees 6, at LA Angels 5 Purse: $34,088,000 Renata Voracova/ Klara Zakopalova 9:30 a.m. at Ed Wheeler Field, 4 p.m. Milwaukee 6, at LA Dodgers 3 Wednesday’s Results def. Kimiko Date-Krumm/ Rika Fuji- GOLF — LPGA ShopRite Classic Arizona 4, at San Francisco 1 Men’s Singles - Second Round wara, 6-4, 2-6, 6-3 Novak Djokovic (1) def. Blaz Kavcic, Simona Halep/ Aleksandra Wozniak Noon Thursday’s Games (All Times PST) 6-0, 6-4, 6-4 def. Alexandra Cadantu/ Anne Keotha- GOLF — PGA Memorial Tournament Detroit at Boston, 4:10 p.m. Roger Federer (3) def. Adrian Ungur, vong, 6-2, 6-3 LOCAL Houston at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. 6-3, 6-2, 6-7 (6-8), 6-3 Shuai Peng/ Jie Zheng def. Mona Bar- 3:30 p.m. Newaukum Valley Golf Milwaukee at LA Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Tomas Berdych (7) def. Michael Llo- thel/ Varvara Lepchenko, 6-4, 6-1 GOLF — Principal Charity Classic Women’s Club Results dra, 6-2, 6-3, 6-3 AUTO RACING May 24 Results Friday’s Games Juan Martin del Potro (9) def. Ed- Mixed Doubles - First Round Day’s Play: Best 17 Minnesota at Cleveland, 4:05 p.m. ouard Roger-Vasselin, 6-7 (5-7), 7-6 (7- Natalie Grandin/ Paul Hanley def. 7 a.m. Division I NY Yankees at Detroit, 4:05 p.m. 3), 6-4, 6-4 Lisa Raymond/ Rohan Bopanna (4), 7-6 SPEED — NASCAR Truck 200 qualifying 1. Carol Devereaux Atlanta at Washington, 4:05 p.m. Gilles Simon (11) def. Brian Baker, (8-6), 4-6, 10-6 2. Donna Coburn Miami at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. 6-4, 6-1, 6-7 (4-7), 1-6, 6-0 Elena Vesnina/ Leander Paes (5) def. 8 a.m. 3. Dorie Pannette Boston at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. Fernando Verdasco (14) def. Gilles Lucie Hradecka/ Frantisek Cermak, 6-1, SPEED — NASCAR Sprint Cup 400 practice St. Louis at NY Mets, 4:10 p.m. Muller, 6-7 (5-7), 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 6-1 Division II Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 4:10 p.m. Stanislas Wawrinka (18) def. Pablo Sania Mirza/ Mahesh Bhupathi (7) 9:30 a.m. 1. Pat Moss Cincinnati at Houston, 5:05 p.m. Andujar, 7-6 (7-3), 6-7 (4-7), 6-2, 6-1 def. Raquel Kops-Jones/ Eric Butorac, SPEED — NASCAR Nationwide 200 practice 2. Patty Reichert Seattle at Chicago White Sox, 5:10 p.m. Marin Cilic (21) def. Juan Carlos Fer- 6-2, 6-4 11:30 a.m. 3. Sharon Kilbourn Oakland at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. rero, 7-6 (7-4), 6-2, 6-3 Galina Voskoboeva/ Daniele Brac- Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 5:10 p.m. Andreas Seppi (22) def. Mikhail Ku- ciali def. Andrea Hlavackova/ Aisam- SPEED — NASCAR Sprint Cup 400 practice BOWLING RESULTS LA Dodgers at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. kushkin, 6-7 (5-7), 6-2, 2-6, 6-1, 6-2 Ul-Haq Qureshi (8), 6-4, 6-2 2 p.m. May 20-26 Texas at LA Angels, 7:05 p.m. Kevin Anderson (31) def. Horacio FAIRWAY LANES Arizona at San Diego, 7:05 p.m. Zeballos, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 6-0 SPEED — NASCAR Truck 200 Top 10 Men (9-pin No Tap Spring Chicago Cubs at San Francisco, 7:15 Nicolas Devilder def. Michael Berrer, PRO BOXING Leagues) p.m. 7-6 (7-5), 6-4, 6-2 1. Butch Mosteller 784; 2. Josh Cole- Lukasz Kubot def. Florent Serra, 7-6 WNBA 6 p.m. man 763; 3. Lee Grimes 762; 4. Ron INDIVIDUAL LEADERS (7-0), 6-2, 7-6 (7-4) WNBA STANDINGS NBCSN — Welterweight title, R. Cruz vs. P. Moeller 742; 5. Pete Vos 737; 6. Chad AL BATTING AVERAGE AVG Nicolas Mahut def. Martin Klizan, EASTERN CONFERENCE Brewer; middleweight title, G. Rosado vs. S. Pow- Chalmers 735; 7. Kurtis Coleman 721; 8. 1. Paul Konerko, CHW .381 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (7-5), 6-3 W L PCT GB Scott Andruss 696; 9. Quinn Garry 694; 2. Josh Hamilton, TEX .368 Indiana 3 0 1.000 - ell 10. Ken Beckwith 693; High Score: Chad 3. Mark Trumbo, LAA .348 Men’s Doubles - First Round Connecticut 3 0 1.000 - COLLEGE SOFTBALL Max Mirnyi/ Daniel Nestor (1) def. Chalmers 300 4. Derek Jeter, NYY .336 Chicago 2 1 .667 1 4 p.m. Top 10 Women (9-pin No Tap Spring 5. Austin Jackson, DET .331 Robin Haase/ Jarkko Nieminen, 6-3, Washington 1 2 .333 2 Leagues) 6-4 Atlanta 1 2 .333 2 ESPN2 — World Series, Game 5 Bob Bryan/ Mike Bryan (2) def. Ser- 1. Cassandra Chalmers 726; 2. Sara National League Leaders New York 0 4 .000 3 ½ giy Stakhovsky/ Mikhail Youzhny, 7-5, 6:30 p.m. Broom 697; 3. Darcy Vos 682; 4. Kim NL BATTING AVERAGE AVG WESTERN CONFERENCE 6-3 Mohney 633; 5. Amber Adams-Cook 1. Melky Cabrera, SF .373 W L PCT GB ESPN2 — World Series, Game 6 Jurgen Melzer/ Philipp Petzschner 630; 6. Anne Springer 602; 7. Barb 2. David Wright, NYM .365 Minnesota 5 0 1.000 - (8) def. Julian Knowle/ Leonardo Mayer, Grimes 593; 8. Brandy Blair 576; 9. Sha- 3. Rafael Furcal, STL .333 Los Angeles 4 1 .800 1 ron DeBuhr 559 and Susan Peterson 6-3, 6-4 4. Yadier Molina, STL .333 San Antonio 1 2 .333 3 SATURDAY, June 2 559; 10. Ogie Ray 548; High Score: Cas- Frantisek Cermak/ Filip Polasek (9) 5. Andre Ethier, LAD .333 Phoenix 1 2 .333 3 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL sandra Chalmers 300 def. Alejandro Falla/ Santiago Giraldo, Seattle 0 3 .000 4 Top 5 Senior Men (9-pin No Tap 7-6 (7-1), 7-5 1:10 p.m. AL HOME RUNS HR Tulsa 0 4 .000 4 ½ Spring League) 1. Josh Hamilton, TEX 21 Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi/ Jean-Julien ROOT — Seattle at Chicago White Sox 1. Bill Frank 783; 2. Bruce Hall 692; Rojer (10) def. Jonathan Dasnieres de 2. Edwin Encarnacion, TOR 17 Tuesday’s Result 3. Tim Schnitzer 641; 4. Larry Hughes Veigy/ Nicolas Renavand, 6-3, 6-2 4 p.m. 3. Adam Dunn, CHW 16 Los Angeles 76, Tulsa 75 626; 5. Jim Ion 588; High Score: Bill 4. Curtis Granderson, NYY 16 Scott Lipsky/ Rajeev Ram (15) def. FOX — N.Y. Yankees at Detroit Frank 290 5. Adam Jones, BAL 16 Ashley Fisher/ Marinko Matosevic, 7-5, Top 5 Senior Women (9-pin No Tap 6-2 Wednesday’s Results NBA BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS Spring League) Juan Sebastian Cabal/ Robert Farah Minnesota 79, Washington 77 5:30 p.m. NL HOME RUNS HR Chicago 77, San Antonio 63 1. Bertie Dessell 591; 2. Eddie Lewis 1. Carlos Beltran, STL 15 (16) def. Dustin Brown/ Jonathan Mar- TNT — San Antonio at Oklahoma City 549; 3. Ida Kambich 535; 4. Liz Ion 468; 2. Ryan Braun, MIL 14 ray, 6-4, 7-6 (7-4) 5. Sharron Madsen 466; High Score: Ida Bjorn Phau/ Adil Shamasdin def. Thursday’s Games (All Times PST) NHL PLAYOFFS 3. Carlos Gonzalez, COL 13 Phoenix at Atlanta, 4 p.m. Kambich 252 4. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 13 Pierre-Hugues Herbert/ Albano Olivet- 5 p.m. Top Junior Boys (9-pin No Tap Spring 5. Matt Kemp, LAD 12 ti, 3-6, 7-5, 6-1 League) Alexandr Dolgopolov/ Denys Mol- Friday’s Games NBC — Los Angeles at New Jersey 1. Brett Johnson 620; 2. Henry Mc- chanov def. Adrian Mannarino/ Benoit Minnesota at Connecticut, 4 p.m. AL RUNS BATTED IN RBI Phoenix at San Antonio, 5 p.m. PRO GOLF Bride 494; 3. Michael Whiteley 269; 1. Josh Hamilton, TEX 57 Paire, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3 High Score: Brett Johnson 219 Treat Huey/ Dominic Inglot def. Mi- Washington at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. 5 a.m. 2. Edwin Encarnacion, TOR 42 Tulsa at Seattle, 7 p.m. Top Junior Girls (9-pin No Tap Spring 3. Miguel Cabrera, DET 41 chael Russell/ Donald Young, 7-5, 6-2 GOLF — Wales Open League) 4. Adam Dunn, CHW 37 Mikhail Elgin/ Denis Istomin def. Steve 9:30 a.m. 1. Elizabeth Steen 548; 2. Sydney Mc- 5. David Ortiz, BOS 35 Darcis/ Olivier Rochus, 3-6, 6-3, 7-6 Bride 71; High Score: Elizabeth Steen (7-0) GOLF — PGA Memorial Tournament 230 NL RUNS BATTED IN RBI James Cerretani/ Victor Hanescu def. TRANSACTIONS Noon Top 5 Special Rec (2 games) 1. Andre Ethier, LAD 44 Jeremy Chardy/ Grigor Dimitrov, 7-6 Thursday’s Sports Transactions 1. Don Koher 336; 2. James Owens 2. Carlos Beltran, STL 42 (7-5), 6-7 (9-11), 6-3 CBS — PGA Memorial Tournament Yen-Hsun Lu/ Go Soeda def. Carsten 294; 3. Joy Watson 284; 4. Trevor Dunne 3. Carlos Gonzalez, COL 41 BASEBALL 1 p.m. Ball/ Jamie Murray, 7-6 (7-5), 4-6, 6-3 277; 5. Bruce Thorsen 275; High Score: 4. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 39 Major League Baseball Don Koher 201 Juan Ignacio Chela/ Eduardo GOLF — LPGA ShopRite Classic 5. Ryan Braun, MIL 36 MLB — Suspended free agent LHP Schwank def. Lukas Lacko/ Paolo Lo- Jose Morel for 50 games after testing 3:30 p.m. renzi, 6-3, 7-6 (7-5) AL WINS W positive for a performance-enhancing GOLF — Principal Charity Classic 1. Yu Darvish, TEX 7 substance in violation of the Minor Women’s Singles - Second Round 2. Jason Vargas, SEA 6 League Drug Prevention and Treatment AUTO RACING MLB Victoria Azarenka (1) def. Dinah Pfi- 3. James Shields, TB 6 Program. zenmaier, 6-1, 6-1 7:30 a.m. Major League Baseball Standings 4. CC Sabathia, NYY 6 American League AMERICAN LEAGUE Agnieszka Radwanska (3) def. Venus ESPN2 — NASCAR Nationwide 200 qualify- 5. Ricky Romero, TOR 6 CLEVELAND INDIANS — EAST W L PCT GB Williams, 6-2, 6-3 Placed DH Travis Hafner on the 15-day ing Baltimore 29 22 .569 - Samantha Stosur (6) def. Irina Fal- NL WINS W DL, retroactive to May 24. Recalled Tampa Bay 29 22 .569 - coni, 6-1, 6-4 9 a.m. 1. Cole Hamels, PHI 8 LHP Scott Barnes from Columbus (IL). NY Yankees 27 23 .540 1.5 Petra Martic def. Marion Bartoli (8), 2. Lance Lynn, STL 8 DETROIT TIGERS — Placed RHP SPEED — NASCAR Sprint Cup 400 qualify- Toronto 27 24 .529 2 6-2, 3-6, 6-3 3. R.A. Dickey, NYM 7 Doug Fister on the 15-day DL, retroac- Boston 26 24 .520 2.5 Ana Ivanovic (13) def. Shahar Peer, ing 4. Chris Capuano, LAD 7 tive to May 29. CENTRAL 6-2, 6-2 5. Gio Gonzalez, WSH 7 National League 11 a.m. Chicago Sox 29 22 .569 - Dominika Cibulkova (15) def. Vania ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Cleveland 27 23 .540 1.5 King, 6-0, 6-2 ESPN — NASCAR Nationwide 5-Hour En- AL EARNED RUN AVERAGE ERA Placed OF Jason Kubel on the paternity Detroit 23 27 .460 5.5 Flavia Pennetta (18) def. Alexa ergy 200 1. Chris Sale, CHW 2.34 list. Recalled OF A.J. Pollock from Reno Kansas City 21 28 .429 7 Glatch, 6-3, 6-1 (PCL). 1:30 p.m. Minnesota 18 32 .360 10.5 2. Justin Verlander, DET 2.55 Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez def. 3. Jered Weaver, LAA 2.61 ATLANTA BRAVES — Optioned WEST Lucie Safarova (20), 6-4, 7-5 SS Tyler Pastornicky to Gwinnett (IL). ESPN — NHRA Supernationals Texas 31 20 .608 - 4. David Price, TB 2.71 Sara Errani (21) def. Melanie Oudin, 5. C.J. Wilson, LAA 2.77 Called up SS Andrelton Simmons from 2 p.m. LA Angels 26 26 .500 5.5 6-2, 6-3 Mississippi (SL). Seattle 23 30 .434 9 Mathilde Johansson def. Petra Cet- SPEED — Grand Am Series Detroit 200 NL EARNED RUN AVERAGE ERA COLORADO ROCKIES — Desig- Oakland 22 29 .431 9 kovska (24), 7-6 (7-1), 6-2 nated LHP Jamie Moyer for assignment. PRO TENNIS NATIONAL LEAGUE 1. Brandon Beachy, ATL 1.77 Svetlana Kuznetsova (26) def. Yung- 2. Gio Gonzalez, WSH 2.04 Recalled RHP Carlos Torres from Colo- 9 a.m. EAST W L PCT GB Jan Chan, 6-4, 7-6 (7-4) rado Springs (PCL). Washington 29 21 .580 - 3. Chris Capuano, LAD 2.14 Nadia Petrova (27) def. Chanelle NBC — French Open 4. James McDonald, PIT 2.20 NEW YORK METS — Placed INF Miami 29 22 .569 .5 Scheepers, 6-3, 6-3 Ronny Cedeno on the 15-day DL, retro- 5. Ryan Vogelsong, SF 2.36 Anabel Medina Garrigues (29) def. TRACK & FIELD NY Mets 28 23 .549 1.5 active to May 27. Recalled INF Jordany Irena Pavlovic, 6-3, 6-2 Atlanta 28 24 .538 2 Valdespin from Buffalo (IL). Noon AL SAVES SV Aleksandra Wozniak def. Jie Zheng Philadelphia 27 25 .519 3 FOOTBALL NBC — Prefontaine Classic CENTRAL 1. Chris Perez, CLE 17 (31), 6-2, 6-4 National Football League Cincinnati 28 22 .560 - 2. Jim Johnson, BAL 16 Sloane Stephens def. Bethanie Mat- PRO BOXING ARIZONA CARDINALS — St. Louis 27 24 .529 1.5 3. Fernando Rodney, TB 16 tek-Sands, 6-1, 6-1 Signed WR Gino Crump. Released CB 1:30 a.m. Pittsburgh 25 25 .500 3 4. Alfredo Aceves, BOS 13 Korey Lindsey. Houston 22 28 .440 6 5. Joe Nathan, TEX 11 Women’s Doubles - First Round ROOT — Light heavyweight title, B. Shu- BUFFALO BILLS — Signed WR Milwaukee 22 28 .440 6 Kaia Kanepi/ Shuai Zhang def. Liezel Derek Session. Released OL Paul Mad- menov vs. E. Ornelae Chicago Cubs 18 32 .360 10 NL SAVES SV Huber/ Lisa Raymond (1), 6-3, 7-5 sen. WEST 1. Craig Kimbrel, ATL 15 Kveta Peschke/ Katarina Srebotnik COLLEGE BASEBALL GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed LA Dodgers 32 18 .640 - 2. Jonathan Papelbon, PHI 14 (2) def. Kristina Barrois/ Darija Jurak, 4 p.m. TE Brandon Bostick. San Francisco 27 24 .529 5.5 3. Santiago Casilla, SF 14 6-2, 7-5 ESPN2 — NCAA Regional Game Arizona 23 28 .451 9.5 4. Frank Francisco, NYM 14 Vania King/ Yaroslava Shvedova (3) MINNESOTA VIKINGS — An- Colorado 20 29 .408 11.5 5. Joel Hanrahan, PIT 13 def. Tamira Paszek/ Jasmin Woehr, 6-4, nounced the retirement of CB Asher Al- COLLEGE SOFTBALL San Diego 17 35 .327 16 6-3 len. 9 a.m. Andrea Hlavackova/ Lucie Hradecka TAMPA BUCCANEERS — Tuesday’s Results (5) def. Julie Coin/ Pauline Parmentier, Named Eric Stokes director of college ESPN2 — World Series, Game 7 at Chicago Cubs 5, San Diego 3 NBA 6-0, 6-1 scouting. 11:30 a.m. at Boston 6, Detroit 3 Maria Kirilenko/ Nadia Petrova (7) Canadian Football League Kansas City 8, at Cleveland 2 NBA PLAYOFFS def. Lourdes Dominguez Lino/ Romina WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — ESPN2 — World Series, Game 8 Cincinnati 8, at Pittsburgh 1 CONFERENCE FINALS Oprandi, 6-2, 6-1 Signed OL Tyson Pencer. 4 p.m. at Toronto 8, Baltimore 6 Tuesday’s Result Natalie Grandin/ Vladimira Uhliro- HOCKEY at Atlanta 5, St. Louis 4 San Antonio 120, Oklahoma City 111 va (9) def. Sofia Arvidsson/ Johanna National Hockey League ESPN — World Series, Game 9 Game 2 - Spurs lead 2-0 at NY Mets 6, Philadelphia 3 Larsson, 6-3, 7-6 (7-4) ANAHEIM DUCKS — Signed D 6:30 p.m. Tim Heed to a three-year contract. at Miami 3, Washington 1 Wednesday’s Result Jarmila Gajdosova/ Anastasia Ro- ESPN — World Series, Game 10 Chicago White Sox 7, at Tampa Bay 2 dionova (14) def. Irina-Camelia Begu/ MONTREAL CANADIENS — Miami 115, Boston 111 (OT) Signed D Nathan Beaulieu to a three- Seattle 10, at Texas 3 Game 2 - Heat lead 2-0 Shahar Peer, 6-2, 6-1 MOTORSPORTS at Minnesota 3, Oakland 2 Marina Erakovic/ Monica Niculescu year contract. 2 p.m. at LA Angels 5, NY Yankees 1 Thursday’s Game (PST) (16) def. Severine Beltrame/ Laura NEW YORK RANGERS — Agreed Milwaukee 2, at LA Dodgers 1 San Antonio at Oklahoma City, 6 p.m. Thorpe, 7-5, 6-4 to terms with F Jesper Fast and F Marek NBCSN — AMA Motocross at San Francisco 3, Arizona 1 Timea Babos/ Su-Wei Hsieh def. Hrivik. 8 p.m. Friday’s Game Alize Cornet/ Virginie Razzano, 6-3, VANCOUVER CANUCKS — Wednesday’s Results Miami at Boston, 5:30 p.m. 6-1 Signed C Alex Friesen to a three-year, SPEED — AMA Pro Racing Kansas City 6, at Cleveland 3 Dominika Cibulkova/ Saisai Zheng entry-level contract. RUGBY at Minnesota 4, Oakland 0 def. Claire Feuerstein/ Victoria Larriere, TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Re- 11 a.m. Chicago White Sox 4, at Tampa Bay 3 6-3, 4-6, 6-2 assigned D Charles Landry and G Pat at Chicago Cubs 8, San Diego 6 NHL Eleni Daniilidou/ Mandy Minella Nagle to Norfolk (AHL) from Florida NBCSN — Sevens Collegiate Championships at Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati 1 def. Caroline Garcia/ Mathilde Johans- (ECHL). 1:30 p.m. at Toronto 4, Baltimore 1 STANLEY CUP FINALS son, 0-6, 6-4, 6-1 WASHINGTON CAPITALS — at Boston 6, Detroit 4 Los Angeles 2, New Jersey 1 (OT) Stephanie Foretz Gacon/ Kristina Re-signed G Dany Sabourin to a one- NBC — Sevens Collegiate Championships at Atlanta 10, St. Louis 7 Game 1 - Kings lead 1-0 Mladenovic def. Irena Pavlovic/ Ara- year contract extension. SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 • Sports 7

Four Turns Tracks on Tap KASEY AT THE WHEEL Kasey SPRINT CUP SERIES 1 Kahne’s win in the Coke 600 came in Track: Dover International Speedway his 300th career NASCAR Sprint Cup Race: FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks Series start. He joins Ned Jarrett and Location: Dover, Del. Memorial Magic! When: Sunday, June 3 Rusty Wallace as the only drivers to TV: FOX (12:30 p.m. EST) win in their 300th start. Kahne’s vic- Webber, Franchitti, Kahne take Memorial Day weekend’s Big Three Layout: 1.0-mile oval tory was his third in the 600 and Banking/Turns: 24 degrees fourth overall in points-paying races Banking/Straightaways: 9 degrees at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Kahne 2011 Winner: Matt Kenseth also has one win at CMS in the All- Crew Chief’s Take: “Dover is a high-banked, Star Race (2008). one-mile oval that is similar at both ends. It’s A QUICK MARATHON This year’s also a concrete track with several grooves. Goodyear has a new tire that puts a lot of rub- 2 edition of the Coca-Cola 600 was the ber down and makes for very slick spots on quickest in the history of the event. the track. Cars drive over a hump at both cor- Sunday’s race clocked in a three ner entries that unloads tires and makes cor- hours, 51 minutes, 14 seconds. The ner entry a big challenge. Most drivers would race was interrupted only five times say it’s a real ‘driver’s track.’ Dover has made for cautions and had an average significant improvements to pit road in the last speed of 155.687 mph. The previous year, which has helped the pit crews.” quickest 600-miler was in 1995, at NATIONWIDE SERIES three hours, 56 minutes, 55 seconds. Track: Dover International Speedway PACING THE FIELD Through 12 Race: 5-Hour Energy 200 3 races in the 2012 season, Jimmie When: Saturday, June 2 Johnson leads the series in laps led TV: ESPN (1:30 p.m. EST) with 502. After sitting on point for 204 2011 Winner: Carl Edwards laps on Sunday, Greg Biffle moves into CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES second on the list, with 470 laps led. Track: Dover International Speedway Surprisingly, Jeff Gordon — who is Race: Lucas Oil 200 22nd in points with zero wins — is When: Friday, June 1 third, having led 343 circuits. TV: SPEED 4:30 p.m. EST) 2011 Winner: Kyle Busch FITTINGLY ENOUGH ... Aric Almirola ASP, Inc. 4 earned his first career Sprint Cup Kasey Kahne emerges from his car in Victory Lane at Charlotte Motor Speedway after winning the Coca-Cola 600. pole on Friday for the Coca-Cola 600. Classic Moments With a decidedly patriotic flare on By MATT TALIAFERRO went green at noon EST after its tra- Franchitti said of the top-3 finishers. Dover International Speedway Memorial Day weekend at Charlotte Athlon Sports Racing Editor ditional late-morning flurry of “Everybody loved him. I think D- Junie Donlavey fielded entries for over Motor Speedway, it was only fitting marching bands, balloons and Jim Dub would be proud of that one.” 50 years in NASCAR’s top division — from that Almirola’s sponsor was the U.S. Memorial Day weekend is billed Nabors’ rendition of “Back Home The beer and barbeque crowd en- Joe Weatherly and LeeRoy Yarbrough to Air Force. Almirola is in his first full as “Racing’s Greatest Weekend,” Again in Indiana.” joyed the day’s finale — the 53rd Ricky Rudd and Ken Schrader and a host of drivers in between — but his Dover season at the Cup level, driving the with high-profile races across the A familiar face drank milk and running of NASCAR’s marathon, iconic No. 43 machine for Richard globe. The Formula One Series kissed the bricks by mid-afternoon, mount in May 1981 might have been his the Coca-Cola 600. most memorable. Petty Motorsports. He finished 16th opened the day half a world away as Scotsman Dario Franchitti earned Kasey Kahne emerged victorious Jody Ridley drove Donlavey’s No. 90 in the race. with the Grand Prix of Monaco. The his third career Borg-Warner Tro- after nearly four hours of racing at Ford to victory in the Mason-Dixon 500 that IndyCar Series culminated a month phy. Charlotte Motor Speedway, handing day, scoring both men’s lone Cup victory. Sprint Cup Standings in Indiana with arguably North Franchitti battled Takuma Sato, Hendrick Motorsports its third con- Neil Bonnett, Cale Yarborough and David America’s most prestigious race, the Scott Dixon and Tony Kanaan in the DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND secutive win (counting the non- Pearson all took turns at the front, but each Indianapolis 500. And NASCAR closing laps. As Franchitti and Sato 1. Greg Biffle (1) 453 — points All-Star Race). dropped an engine while leading. Ridley fi- brought down the curtains with one raced side-by-side into Turn 1 on the nally emerged with the lead — although 2. Matt Kenseth (1) 443 -10 The victory was Kahne’s first with of its crown-jewel events — its final lap, Sato, on the inside, was Bobby Allison’s car owner, Harry Ranier, 3. Denny Hamlin (2) 437 -16 HMS since coming aboard at the longest race of the season — the squeezed down by Franchitti. Sato claimed that NASCAR’s timing and scoring 4. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 435 -18 start of the season, and third career 5. Jimmie Johnson (1) 405 -48 Coca-Cola 600 in Charlotte, N.C. spun, allowing Franchitti to scoot had incorrectly placed Ridley ahead of his 6. Martin Truex Jr. 404 -49 In Monte Carlo, Mark Webber, away with Dixon and Kanaan fin- triumph in the 600. No. 28 Buick — and led the final 20 laps 7. Kevin Harvick 398 -55 from Australia, entertained the ishing second and third. Sato was “It’s been an unbelievable week to score an unlikely win over Allison, Dale Earnhardt, D.K. Ulrich and Rudd. 8. Kyle Busch (1) 391 -62 champagne and caviar crown, scor- credited with 17th after hitting the for us to get the 200th win at Dar- 9. Tony Stewart (2) 388 -65 ing his second victory in the Grand wall in the spin. lington, then to come back and win 10. Carl Edwards 372 -81 Prix of Monaco. Driving a Red Bull Franchitti dedicated the win to his the All-Star Race,” team owner Rick Athlon Fantasy Stall ^ CHASE FOR THE SPRINT CUP ^ Renault, Webber beat Nico Rosberg good friend, the late Dan Wheldon, Hendrick said. “I think we’re show- 11. Brad Keselowski (2) 368 -85 Looking at Checkers: With his next victory in and Fernando Alonso to line after who passed away in last season’s In- ing the potential of the teams. I’m Dover, Jimmie Johnson will tie Bobby Allison 12. Cint Bowyer 366 -87 really looking forward to the second 13. Ryan Newman (1) 337 -116 the 161.8-mile event that came dyCar final at Las Vegas Motor and Richard Petty for the most all-time wins at 14. Paul Menard 337 -116 down to tire strategy and dodging Speedway. Wheldon was the de- half of this year.” the track (seven). 15. Kasey Kahne (1) 330 -123 threatening weather. fending Indianapolis 500 champion. Denny Hamlin, Kyle Busch, Greg Pretty Solid Pick: Roush teammates Greg 16. Joey Logano 314 -139 Back in the United States, the 96th “Everybody up there was a friend Biffle and Brad Keselowski rounded Biffle and Matt Kenseth each have two Cup 17. Jeff Burton 300 -153 running of the Indianapolis 500 of Dan’s, and that about sums it up,” out the top 5. wins in Delaware. 18. Juan Pablo Montoya 296 -157 Good Sleeper Pick: Mark Martin (four Dover 19. Aric Almirola 291 -162 wins), in his Michael n Following the Coca-Cola 600, Joe Gibbs Rac- “Bottom line, I think everyone is so concerned with 20. Marcos Ambrose 287 -166 Waltrip Racing Toyota. ing teammates Kyle Busch and Denny Hamlin points nowadays, you know if you wreck and you Runs on Seven Nationwide Standings were asked their opinions on the reduction in cau- finish in the 30s, you’re going to take 10 races to get Cylinders: Last tions this season. that back. weekend’s winner, DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND Busch pointed to the collective experience of the field, saying, “I think everyone’s just a little bit more patient on restarts, as Kasey Kahne, who av- erages a 22.6-place 1. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (3) 430 — crazy as that sounds. It’s just not as wild on restarts as it used to 2. Elliott Sadler (2) 417 -13 “You got the best drivers in the world out there each and every finish in 12 starts here. 3. Austin Dillon 402 -28 weekend. We all feel like we know what we’re doing. We don’t be a couple years ago. Everyone is minding their P’s and Q’s, try- Insider Tip: The drivers 4. Sam Hornish Jr. 373 -57 have to run over each other anymore to pass.” ing to get the best finish out of their day, knowing the one thing love this joint, and 5. Cole Whitt 336 -94 Hamlin agreed with Busch, but also highlighted a championship you can’t overcome in a race is a crash.” most everyone cur- 6. Justin Allgaier 336 -94 system that places more emphasis on points than ever before: Said the race-winner, Kasey Kahne: rently in the top 10 in points has at 7. Michael Annett 331 -99 “I think everyone is so used to these cars now. I think at the be- “You have to be consistent in this sport. It’s how the points are. 8. Mike Bliss 291 -139 least one triumph You have to be consistent. You have to finish races. If you're crash- 9. Danica Patrick 264 -166 ginning, these cars were a tremendous handful to drive. Obviously at the concrete 10. Joe Nemechek 262 -168 we saw some wrecks because of it, especially on restarts. ing, you’re not finishing, you’re losing points. The Chase is what oval. it’s all about.” Truck Standings ASP, Inc. DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND 1. Justin Lofton (1) 200 — 1. Jimmie Johnson Bad pit stops took Johnson from a top-3 car to 12th. Still, there’s no denying his wins in the Southern 2. Timothy Peters 199 -1 500 and All-Star Race the previous two weeks. And Dover is always a welcome site for his bunch. 3. Ty Dillon 184 -16 2. Greg Biffle Dominant early in the Coca-Cola 600, Biffle’s team couldn’t keep up with changing track conditions. 4. James Buescher (1) 182 -18 The result: a fourth-place finish after leading 204 laps. 5. Parker Kligerman 170 -30 3. Denny Hamlin Of his second-place run in the Coke 600, Hamlin said via Twitter that, “We optimized our finish. Now 6. Ron Hornaday 169 -31 if I could just shake this Cal Naughton Jr syndrome...” 7. Jason White 158 -42 8. Nelson Piquet Jr. 155 -45 4. Matt Kenseth Surprisingly quiet in the 600, Kenseth finished a respectable 10th and finds himself just 10 points shy 9. Todd Bodine 151 -49 of teammate Greg Biffle in the championship standings. 10. Joey Coulter 145 -55 5. Kasey Kahne His win was only a matter of time, of course. Leading up to it, he’d posted five consecutive finishes of eighth or better. More important, he’s narrowed the gap to 10th in the standings to 42 points. Throttle Up/Throttle Down 6. Dale Earnhardt Jr. He never had the flat-out speed needed to carry his No. 88 to victory on Sunday. But regardless of the winless skid, Earnhardt can boast a series-best nine top 10s thus far in 2012. KASEY KAHNE In the first six races of 7. Brad Keselowski Burned by a pit-road speeding penalty early in the 600, Keselowski fought back to a hard-earned fifth- the season, Kahne averaged a 28.5-place place finish after a runner-up in the previous weekend’s All-Star Race. finish. Since, he’s caught fire, aver- 8. Kyle Busch Young “Rowdy” came and went a few times before settling for a third-place showing at Charlotte. It aging a 5.5-place running in the was his fourth straight run of fourth or better. last six. In that time, he’s advanced from a low of 32nd in 9. Tony Stewart Stewart’s No. 14 team is either a world-beater or totally out to lunch every weekend. Sunday’s the standings to 15th. performance was in the latter category. 10. Martin Truex Jr. Still hanging in at sixth in the championship standings, Truex needs to avoid a dip in performance — JOEY LOGANO Logano has or score a couple wins — to assure himself of a Chase bid. gone the other way. Since con- 11. Carl Edwards Despite Edwards’ lack of fireworks this season, he does have eight top 10s to his credit. secutive top 10s to start the year, Logano has only one other, with an 12. Kevin Harvick A three-week skid gave way to a solid eighth at CMS. This bunch needs to — and can — pick it up. average run of 19.6. 13. Clint Bowyer Despite showing early speed in the 600, Bowyer limped to a 13th-place run, two laps off the pace. 14. Jeff Gordon His seventh in the 600 proves that when the bad luck stays away, Gordon can perform. Compiled and written by Matt Taliaferro. ASP, Inc. 15. Paul Menard Still very quietly clicking off top-15 showings — and sits 13th in the standings. Follow Matt on Twitter @MattTaliaferro or Aric Almirola won the pole for the Coca-Cola 600 in the No. email at [email protected] 43 Air Force Ford. Just off the lead pack: Aric Almirola, Jeff Burton, Mark Martin, Juan Pablo Montoya, Ryan Newman

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MLB Mariners’ Bats Bust Loose in Amazing Rout of Rangers

By Geoff Baker The Seattle Times ARLINGTON, Texas — Jus- tin Smoak figured it was the best swing he’s put on a ball all season, while his manager would throw in last year as well. Not that the Mariners really needed a three-run, upper-deck shot from Smoak when they were already ahead by a touch- down, a two-point conversion and a field goal with two innings to go. But for many in a ju- bilant clubhouse afterward, the best part of a 21-8 demolition of the Texas Rangers on Wednes- day night was that the Mariners never stopped pouring it on. “It was a great feeling,” said Smoak, who also hit a three- run homer in the third inning. “Guys were going up there with their approach and sticking to it, taking their walks when they weren’t getting pitches to hit. The more base runners you have on, you’re going to work the pitcher more and get him tired and then you’ll get pitches to hit.” The Mariners exhausted Rangers starter Derek Holland before he could make it out of the second inning. They set a season high for runs in an inning with eight in the second, Paul Moseley / MCT then matched that with eight The Seattle Mariners’ Justin Smoak is greeted at home plate after his three-run home run in the third inning against the Texas Rangers at The Ballpark in Arlington, on more in the third off reliever Yo- Wednesday in Arlington, Texas. shinori Tateyama to take a 16-0 lead. Wedge has been telling his team “Up there ready to hit, consis- sible the club will call up flame- Kyle Seager finished with Delabar Optioned; Pryor Coming four hits, while Jesus Montero to swing at hittable pitches and tent with their plan and their Up? throwing right-hander Stephen lay off the non-hittable stuff. approach. Recognizing pitches, hit a two-run homer on a three- The Mariners optioned relief Pryor, who rocketed through hit night. Michael Saunders add- Wedge never expected results to laying off pitchers’ pitches and pitcher Steve Delabar to AAA AA ball and has dominated ed three hits and Dustin Ackley this degree, but will take it. hitting the pitches they should Tacoma after the game. A corre- had a pair, including a three-run “It’s just a lot of what we’ve turn around.” sponding roster move won’t be AAA hitters the past few weeks homer. Every Mariners regular been talking about,” he said. And then some. made until Friday, but it’s pos- since being promoted. had a hit by the fourth inning. By the time it was done, those stragglers remaining in the crowd of 43,580 at Rangers Ballpark had seen the Mariners fall a run shy of their record for one game, set in 1999 at home against Detroit. Their 21 runs equaled a team road record first reached in 2000 at Anaheim. The scoring barrage tied for the second-most runs allowed by the Rangers, two shy of the record 23 they gave up to the Yankees in 2000. It was more than enough support for Blake Beavan to pick up a win despite allowing five runs in his sixth and final inning. Seattle clinched a series victory in Texas for the first time since the end of the 2010 season. Smoak finished with a career-best six runs batted in to go with his first multi-homer game. His upper-deck shot in the eighth on a 2-0 pitch from Koji Uehara had the crowd gasp- ing as the towering no-doubter landed an estimated 414 feet from the plate. “It felt very fulfilling,” Smoak said. “It’s something I’ve been working on. I was just trying to hit the ball out in front and that’s something I did tonight.” Seager, in his debut in the No. 3 spot in the order, added two more doubles and two singles Keep Up and nearly homered, as well, on a sixth-inning blast that was caught at the warning track. Seager agreed one of the chal- on your community sports lenges for the team was to maintain focus despite the huge early lead. “Even when you get up like that, you’ve still got to keep your focus. You’ve still got to put together good at-bats. You’re still trying. All of your at-bats count. You don’t want to give an at-bat away at the end of the year. You don’t want to give an at-bat away Local news. Features. Photos. where you maybe get into a bad habit.” Chronicle subscribers never miss the local news. The Mariners had matched ese front pages showcase the quality coverage that Our new app keeps the local news at your ingertips no their season high with a six- subscribers appreciate each publishing day. A print subscription matter where you and your ipad are. Go to app.chronline.com to run eighth inning Tuesday allows you full access to chronline.com and it’s breaking news, experience our news in a new mobile format. night, then equaled that against updated stories and blogs. 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Offer expires May 31, 2012. fun.” Mariners manager Eric The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 Life:A&E From Beethoven to Mozart Pacific Northwest Chamber Orchestra to Perform Monday

By Victoria Stewart For The Chronicle The sweet strains of Mozart’s “Horn Concerto No. 3” and Beethoven’s “Symphony No. 5 in C Minor” will ring from the stage at Corbet Theatre at Centralia College on Monday at 7:30 p.m., as members of the Pacific North- west Chamber Orchestra perform in their latest concert this season. Two local soloists who successfully auditioned for the parts will play in the concert. Eleven-year-old Katherine Plotz, a middle school student from Chehalis, will play the Joseph Haydn “Concerto in D Major” during the concert. This is the biggest event Plotz has played to date, and her first time with the orchestra. She has been playing piano since she was 3 years old.

please see ORCHESTRA, page Life 8

Rob Baird / Courtesy photos

Courtesy photo Top: Brian Sutley attends W. F. West High School and Centralia College as a Running Start student. He is one of two young soloists at the June 4 Paciic Northwest Chamber Orchestra concert. Inset strip from left to right: Brandon Felder plays violin, Jim Gilligan watches for his cue and Tara Attaway plays piccolo with the Paciic Northwest Chamber Orchestra concert. Upcoming Events: Cowgirls Dream and Wild Things in the Woods By The Chronicle Support for mothers, 9:15-11:15 a.m., Tuesday, June 5 Bethel Church, for mothers with chil- Check today’s community dren pregnancy through 6 years old, calendar on page Main 2 for sponsored by Chehalis MOPS (Mothers events coming up this week- Art Show, Auction of Preschoolers), (360) 520-3841 end, then pull out your long- Coming to W.F. West term calendar and note these upcoming events in the weeks The W.F. West High School Wednesday, June 6 ahead. Semester Art Show and Auction will be open to the public Tues- Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo day from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange No. 153, Monday, June 4 Technology Center. 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis There will be a silent auction Taco Night, 6-8 p.m., Centralia Eagles, Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia hard-shell tacos, two for $1, other menu Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, featuring Fletcher Gober’s pot- items, 736-1146 The Chronicle, file photo $1.50, other menu items, 736-1146 tery and advanced pottery work. Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix Breanna Berry, 8, center, and her sister, MaryAnne Berry, 9, look over bones, fur NAMI Family-to-Family Education Proceeds will help support the Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- halis, 740-0492 and antlers of Northwest animals during the 2011 “Wild Things” walk at the Semi- Program, for families of persons diag- W.F. West pottery program. nosed with serious mental illness, 6:30- Running Start orientation, 7 p.m. nary Hill Natural Area in Centralia. Their mother, Allison Berry, Centralia, left, said 9 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors New Science Center, room 121, Centralia it was their irst time on the walk. “I had no idea there was this much wildlife right 506 S. Washington Ave., Centralia, 748- open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 on the edge of town like this,” she said. 4024 or 748-0195 p.m.; food available, 736-9030 please see UPCOMING, page Life 2 Life 2 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 LIFE

Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix Upcoming Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- halis, 740-0492 Continued from Life 1

College, email runningstart@centralia. Friday, June 15 edu or call 736-9391, ext. 265 Wine tasting, noon-6 p.m., Scat- ter Creek Winery, 3442 180th Ave. S.W., Tenino, 273-8793 Thursday, June 7 NAMI Family-to-Family Education Lyceum Lecture Series, “Cuba — Cul- Program, for families of persons diag- ture, People and Change,” by Glenoma nosed with serious mental illness, 6:30- resident Barb Selis, noon-12:50 p.m., 9 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Roxy Theatre, 496-5022 506 S. Washington Ave., Centralia, 748- 4024 or 748-0195 Friday, June 8 Saturday, June 16 Oregon Trail music and dancing, open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., Cowlitz Prairie Grange, 864-2023 Randy Travis to Perform Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin at the Lucky Eagle Cities Senior Center Potato and taco salad bar, open to Country music star Randy everyone, $6, 4:30-7 p.m., Olequa Senior Travis will perform on Saturday, Center, Winlock, 785-4325 June 16, at 8 p.m. at the Lucky NAMI Family-to-Family Education Eagle Casino. Program, for families of persons diag- Travis has won nine Acad- nosed with serious mental illness, 6:30- 9 p.m., First United Methodist Church, emy of Country Music Awards, 506 S. Washington Ave., Centralia, 748- six Grammy Awards and acted 4024 or 748-0195 in 38 movies. He has had 22 Wine tasting, noon-6 p.m., Scat- number one hits. ter Creek Winery, 3442 180th Ave. S.W., Some of his songs include Tenino, 273-8793 “On the Other Hand,” “Forever and Ever, Amen,” “No Place Saturday, June 9 Like Home,” “Diggin’ Up Bones” and “Three Wooden Crosses.” Social party games, 1-3 p.m., Matrix Tickets are $45 to $65 and go Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- on sale April 2. halis, [email protected] Must be 21 to attend. Call the Toledo Family Market, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Courtesy photo Lucky Eagle Box Office, 1-800- Second and Cowlitz, Toledo, 864-2121 Steve and Kristi Nebel lead Cowgirl’s Dream Band, which will be performing in Morton at The Roxy Theater at 7 p.m. Sunday, 720-1788 for ticket information. Wine tasting, noon-6 p.m., Scat- ter Creek Winery, 3442 180th Ave. S.W., June 10. The band plays traditional country swing music such as “I’m An Old Cowhand,” “Don’t Fence Me In” and “Detour.” Tenino, 273-8793 Worldwide Knit in Public Day, 10:30 am.-2 p.m., Saturday, June 16, Centralia Ribbon cutting, Kiwi Lawnmower Timberland Library, 330-2814 & Chainsaw Repair, 11 a.m.-noon, 1103 Reynolds Ave. No. 3, Centralia, 807-4379 Social party games, 1-3 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- halis, [email protected] Wine tasting, noon-6 p.m., Scat- Sunday, June 10 ter Creek Winery, 3442 180th Ave. S.W., Tenino, 273-8793 ‘Wizard of Oz’ Auditions to Start Sunday, June 17 Auditions for the Centralia Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo College East and Fire Mountain starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Arts Council’s performance of Jackson Highway, Chehalis “The Wizard of Oz” will be held Father’s Day breakfast, 8 a.m.-noon, in Morton in mid-June. Fords Prairie Grange, 2540 W. Reynolds Ave., Centralia, Swedish pancakes, ling- The first audition will be onberry butter or hot strawberry pre- Sunday, June 10, at 2 p.m., fol- serves, sausage, scrambled eggs, juice lowed by Wednesday, June 13, at and coffee, all you can eat, $6 for adults, 2 p.m. and Saturday, June 16, at $3 for children 8 and under, 330-0969 10 a.m. “The Wizard of Oz” cast includes: Monday, June 18 • Three principal women’s Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors roles (Dorothy, Glinda the Good open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 and the Wicked Witch) p.m.; food available, 736-9030 • Three principal men’s roles Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia (Lion, Tin Man and Scarecrow) Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, $1.50, other menu items, 736-1146

• Two supporting roles (The The Chronicle, file photo NAMI Family-to-Family Education Wizard and Uncle Henry) Country music star Randy Travis will perform on Saturday, June 16, at 8 p.m. at the Lucky Eagle Casino. Some of his hit songs Program, for families of persons diag- • Six dancers who will be liv- include “On the Other Hand,” “Forever and Ever, Amen,” “No Place Like Home,” “Diggin’ Up Bones” and “Three Wooden Crosses.” nosed with serious mental illness, 6:30- ing scenery and actors, too 9 p.m., First United Methodist Church, • A large ensemble — Munch- rament. The congregation will will be looking for creatures that Desserts will be served to the 506 S. Washington Ave., Centralia, 748- 4024 or 748-0195 kins, Winkies, Flying Monkeys then sing “Holy God We Praise live in and around the forest and audience. Seating is limited to and Ozzians — with some mi- Thy Name” while the church learn more about their habitats. those with tickets. Tickets may nor speaking roles, some sing- bells toll out. It is estimated the The event will run from 1 to be obtained free of charge by Tuesday, June 19 ing and some possible dancing event will be done by 10:15 a.m. 3 p.m. emailing rwoodcock@centralia. Most major roles are doubled Coffee and desserts served after edu. Support for mothers, 9:15-11:15 a.m., Bethel Church, for mothers with children (i.e., The Professor/The Wizard), in the hall. Wine tasting, noon-6 p.m., Scat- Donations will be collected and many roles may be flexible ter Creek Winery, 3442 180th Ave. S.W., pregnancy through 6 years old, spon- Tenino, 273-8793 in order to purchase new pianos sored by Chehalis MOPS (Mothers of Pre- in regard to age or gender. schoolers), (360) 520-3841 or (360) 864- Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo for the practice rooms at Cen- Those who are auditioning Cowgirl’s Dream 2168, email [email protected] or starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 tralia College. visit www.facebook.com/chehalismops are asked to show up ready to Band to Visit Roxy Jackson Highway, Chehalis This event is sponsored by read lines, sing and participate Pro Musica, the Centralia Col- Community Farmers Market, 11 in simple choreography. To au- The Roxy Theater in Morton a.m.-4 p.m., Boistfort Street, Chehalis, will host Cowgirl’s Dream Band lege music club. 740-1212 or info@communityfarmers dition for a singing role, pro- Monday, June 11 market.net spective cast members should at 7 p.m. Sunday, June 10. The prepare contrasting musical band plays traditional country Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors swing music such as “I’m An Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 selections (one a cappella and $1.50, other menu items, 736-1146 p.m.; food available, 736-9030 Wednesday, June 20 the other accompanied). A pia- Old Cowhand,” “Don’t Fence Me In” and “Detour.” NAMI Family-to-Family Education Community Farmers Market, 11 Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo nist will be on hand. Those who Program, for families of persons diag- The group Includes Kristi a.m.-4 p.m., Boistfort Street, Chehalis, starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange No. 153, wish to audition by appointment nosed with serious mental illness, 6:30- 740-1212 or info@communityfarmers 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis and Steve Nebel on rhythm and9 p.m., First United Methodist Church, market.net should contact director Lynne Taco Night, 6-8 p.m., Centralia Eagles, Olmos. lead guitars plus vocals, Toby506 S. Washington Ave., Centralia, 748- Ribbon cutting, Community Farm- 4024 or 748-0195 hard-shell tacos, two for $1, other menu Musicians should contact Hanson on accordion, Paul An- ers Market, noon-1 p.m., Boistfort Street, items, 736-1146 downtown Chehalis, Brad Nelson to play in the or- astasio on fiddle and Mike Friel Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix chestra. on drums. Tickets at door are Tuesday, June 12 Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- Performances, at the Roxy $15, and $5 for students 21 and Wednesday, June 13 halis, 740-0492 Theater in Morton, will be Fri- under. For additional information, Centralia College day, Aug. 3, 7 p.m.; Saturday, Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Friday, June 22 Aug. 4, 7 p.m.; Sunday, Aug. 5, call (360) 496-3344. Vocal Ensembles, starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange No. 153, 2 p.m.; Tuesday, Aug. 7, 7 p.m.; 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis Oregon Trail music and dancing, Wednesday, Aug. 8, 7 p.m.; Sat- Jazz Band to Perform Young Professionals Lewis County open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., Charlie Walker to Networking Social, 5-8 p.m., Riverside Cowlitz Prairie Grange, 864-2023 urday, Aug. 11, 7 p.m.; and Sun- The Centralia College Vocal Golf Club Roof Top Bar, Chehalis, (206) day, Aug. 12, 2 p.m. Headline Gospel Jubilee Ensembles and Jazz Band are 293-6126 please see EVENTS, page Life 7 Visit www.centralia.edu/cce/ Singer/songwriter Charlie joining together Tuesday, June oz for more information. Walker will be the special guest 12, to present their at the Twin City NEW first “Dessert Con- SERVING NEW Gospel Jubilee at 6 cert” — an evening LEWIS COUNTY PACIFIC Old Custom to p.m. Sunday, June 10. of love songs, show tunes and Be Revived at The event will be at the Cal- dessert. St. Francis Xavier vary Assembly of God, 302 E. “Dessert Concert” will be at Prosthetics & Orthotics, LLC Main St., Centralia. This is a 7 p.m. at Harrison Square Pres- Compassionate Consultation • Locally Owned A revival of an old custom of free concert with an offering be- byterian Church, 1227 Harrison the Eucharistic Procession and ing taken. Ave., Centralia. Benediction will be held during For more information, call The Centralia College Jazz •Artiicial Limbs • Knee Braces the Feast of Corpus Christi on Carl Hendrix at 736-0788. Band will accompany the Vocal • Leg Braces • Arch Supports Sunday, June 10, at St. Francis Ensembles on several numbers Xavier Catholic church near To- Walkers to Look arranged by Johnny Toulouse • Diabetic Shoes ledo. (Centralia College Music stu- • Repairs & Adjustments Mass will begin at 8:30 a.m. for ‘Wild Things’ dent), in addition to playing a few and will be done about 9:20 a.m. tunes on their own. The program • Home Or Ofice Visits The congregation will then pro- on Seminary Hill includes: “Be Our Guest” from ceed outside and to the cemetery, “Where the Wild Things Are” “Beauty and the Beast,” “Listen” which is alongside the church. is the topic of an event Sunday, from “Dreamgirls,” “Wheels of (360) 330-1602 The choir will be outside and June 10, at Centralia’s Seminary a Dream” from “Ragtime,” “Sun lead in hymns (some in Latin). Hill Natural Area. and Moon” from “Miss Saigon,” 1720 Cooks Hill Rd. There are some blessings and NEW Wildlife biolo- and “Sing, Sing, Sing.” They are Centralia, Wa Raymond Frieszell, MS, CPO other facets of the liturgy done. gists Blake Murden also planning to sing several se- Licensed Prosthetist/Orthotist Then the congregation will pro- and Claudine Reynolds will lections from “Mamma Mia”: “I Ofice Hours by Appointment cess back into the church for lead a hands-on, family-friendly Have a Dream,” “Waterloo,” and MEDICARE • VA • DSHS • L & I • ALL INSURANCES benediction of the Blessed Sac- activity and walk. Participants “Mamma Mia.” CH469607bw.db The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 • Life 3

Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations

Voice of the People ‘Ms. MacDonald’ Dazzles Them in Paducah

Did you celebrate any of your friends or family for Memorial Day this year?

“Floyd Murphy, my grandpa and my husband, Alan Church, who is retired U.S. Navy.”

Mary Church Tenino, cafeteria worker for Bethel School District

Photograph submitted by Mary Fran McClure, Wenatchee Enjoying a moment with their winning barnyard quilt in Paducah, Ky., are, front row, from left, Ann Zabriskie, Phyllis Lund, Bonnie Keller, “Audrey-on-a-stick” (the real Audrey Prothero couldn’t make the trip), Mary Fran McClure and Judy Oakes. Back row, from left, Lynn Czaban, Margie Smith, Norine Jones, Marie Kiser and Penny Abnet. Quilters Take Viewer’s Choice Award in Kentucky By Mary Fran McClure in the large wall quilt category, from Chehalis to Blue Earth, horse,” says Kiser. “I enjoyed “I have an uncle, Wenatchee with her elegant “Crème de la Minn.; and I, past Centralia resi- seeing features appear with the Crème.” At other shows, the dent now living in Wenatchee. rich colors, but then color is grandfather and A blue pig, a green goat nib- quilt has won best wall quilt and The group project began what I love and is what inspires a great uncle bling flowers, rooster sporting first place, large traditional quilt. with Keller creating the design me. Lynn ‘mothered’ the rooster a plaid tail — these boisterous She describes it an original in 2009 and then animals were into reality and I was just so tak- who all served.” barnyard critters are characters design, whole cloth quilt in- chosen at a spring retreat. Pro- en with his neck fabric and that appearing on a prize-winning spired by the works of William thero hosted a three-day work- she used plaid in his body.” Brad Amrhine quilt by the Chehalis-area quilt Morris. shop that June, where we each After all the blocks were Chehalis, antique sales clerk group Hanging by a Thread. “It took me about three years did the major work on our block. combined with dark sashing, The fused applique quilt, (not working steady),” she said. It was exciting seeing each crit- the next step sandwiched it into “Ms. MacDonald Had a Farm,” “Trapunto, beading, embroidery ter emerge with personality and a unit. Many hours by Prothero recently won Viewer’s Choice as and fabric ink enhanced the de- panache. and Keller at Prothero’s long- well as second place in the bed- sign.” Some of the farmyard had arm quilting machine went into sized group quilt category at the The refined quilt shows off several lives. Abnet says her first sewing a chicken wire patterned American Quilter’s Society Show Keller’s precise hand stitching pig was pink and lying down. background, with interesting and Contest in Paducah, Ky. and creativity. It’s on a subtle, Next a dark pink one just didn’t additional tidbits of spider webs, Ten of our dozen quilt mak- refined plane, while the barn- look right. wood grain, footprints and ers attended the Paducah show yard creation would never be de- “After a group discussion, we sounds of each critter. that included 377 quilt entries scribed as subtle or refined. decided to pick a different pose In spite of good planning, from around the globe. This his- Most of our quilters live in and use blues that looked better there are always problems. toric town on the Ohio River is the Boistfort area, while oth- with surrounding animals,” she Keller said. As she was squaring about the size of the Twin Cit- ers of us have moved away, but said. It was a success. up the quilt, a mouse tail near ies, and welcomes some 30,000 haven’t lost that thread of in- At the Paducah show, a view- the edge had to be cut off. “I put attending this annual four-day volvement. Keller, Audrey Pro- er asked Kiser, “How did you the binding on and kept looking event. Home of the National thero, Marie Kiser and Phyllis manage the consistent quality at the mouse and felt that it just “My brother is Quilt Museum, quilting is big Lund, of Chehalis; Penny Abnet, of each animal?” Kiser replied, didn’t look right. So I added a time there. Norine Jones, Ann Zabriskie “Bonnie cracked the whip! The little stuffed tail hanging down buried in a military Our group quilt was only and Margie Smith, of Curtis; duck had three color changes, from behind the binding. Some- cemetery in Portland. part of the excitement, as our Judy Oakes, of Centralia; Lynn as did the pig, trying to balance times our ‘errors’ turn out to be creative wizard, Bonnie Keller, Czaban, of Vancouver Wash.; color across the quilt.” great creative opportunities!” He was stationed won best hand workmanship Nadine Sanders, who moved “I personally loved doing the Paducah was Ms. MacDon- ald’s fifth contest, and it has gar- at Fort Lewis and nered 13 awards, including an Learning About Volunteering at Early Age astounding four People’s Choice two of my children awards. That means both we are veterans.” Eventually Led to a Mongolia Journey quilters as well as viewers get a chuckle out of this fun quilt. Joe Smith Editor’s note: This is the sec- classroom concepts to a real teachers, they are not getting Centralia, retired ond in a series of articles by Bon- world setting by serving in the the range of opportunities to be nie Nelson, who is serving in the community. Working with the active that I had as a youth. Peace Corps in Mongolia. kindergarten students at a Boys A new way that the local Thorbeckes I learned about my passion & Girls Club revealed many community is hoping to change Summer-time for helping others at a young age, things to me. One, I should this is by initiating the Good even if I didn’t recognize it until never work with large groups of Father Award and Good Father I was an adult. children that young ever again Clubs. “Good Fathers” will be Some of my ear- (chaos!). Two, and more signifi- selected and then supported to liest memories cantly, I recognized that service create clubs and activities in the 2012 are of activities ignited something inside of me. community. I hope that more Camps that my parents I decided to follow that passion children will be able to find their and grandpar- and see where it would lead. passions within these groups. Havin’ a Ball ents dragged It turns out, after spending For me, getting to come to. Everyday four years working for non-prof- organize this new award is an Camp Splash service was its, researching service-learning exciting way to learn even more Over the Edge just a part of By Bonnie Nelson to earn my master’s degree, and lessons in service, examples that life; I thought Peace Corps serving in AmeriCorps NCCC, I can take from Mongolia back Laser-mania all grandmas volunteer this passion led me to Mongolia with me to Lewis County when worked five days a week volun- and the Peace Corps. Member: $40 pp I finish my term. Non-Member: $50 pp “Yes. I’m a veteran, teering at different organiza- Through all of these experi- Being at the beginning of tions after retirement. And, it ences, one lesson that I learned is this process and being able to but I’m honoring my was not just them. that following a passion can lead watch all of the new opportuni- dad who did a lot of I grew up seeing the same to bliss. In Mongolia, I have proj- ties forming will be extremely faces at community events striv- ects I do and projects I love. The rewarding. good things for a lot ing to make our communities latter group of projects keeps ••• stronger. Their dedication and me staying up late at night and Bonnie Nelson graduated from of people. He’s been STARTS passion for service was passed waking up early in the morning Pacific Lutheran University in 2008 JUNE 26th gone 11 years now. onto me and I hope to spread because they continue to guide and then earned her master of edu- Come in and that passion to others, now in me to happiness, excitement and cation degree from the University register today! Mongolia and later back home. inevitably more projects. of Washington in 2010. Nelson is a Randy Cole Centralia 360 736-1683 Centralia, residential load-in When I graduated from One thing that I’m finding 2004 graduate of Adna High School and the daughter of Glen and Mary Chehalis 360 748-3744 Adna High School and then is that through these projects I Rochester 360 273-0457 Pacific Lutheran University, I love, I have the opportunity to Kay Nelson. Nelson is the founder of Everyday www.thorbeckes.com had no idea what I wanted to do introduce the values I learned in Service. She will be co-facilitating a with myself. The one element Lewis County to those around (10% off for siblings) worldwide online course to discuss Fees due at time of registration. Deadline for CH471538bw.db of my college experience that me in Mongolia. topics surrounding service with vol- registration is the Friday before each camp. stuck out for me was a service- Although Mongolian chil- unteers around the world. Visit www. There is a limited number of campers per learning class. In the course, I dren are extremely helpful to everydayservice.org for more infor- camp. We encourage early sign ups to secure your spot. Valid for 2012 Camps Only. had the opportunity to apply their families, neighbors and mation or to sign up for the course. Life 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 HISTORY

TODAY IN HISTORY: From the Files of The Chronicle

Shoeshiner Leaves for Athens 50 years ago, in 1962 Nicholas Klaras, a Cen- tralia resident for 25 years, closed his shoeshine parlor on Tower Avenue, as he was leaving for an around-the- world trip. He had been in the U.S. since he was 12 years old. He was a hard worker and used his money to finance the education of his nieces in Greece. When he was asked how he finances their education, he said, “Hard work and staying away from women.” “An avid football and basketball fan, Nick has missed only one Centralia High School football game in 25 years,” The Daily Chronicle wrote. “He is a familiar figure standing beneath the goal-posts at high school games. ... “Nick neither smokes nor drinks and still possesses a bottle of bourbon presented to him in 1943. The bottle was supposed to be used on his wedding day, but since he has never married, Nick still keeps the liquor under a desk in his shoeshine parlor.” The Chronicle, file photo “I want to live my own Nick Klaras kept his customers, including these gentlemen, entertained with stories from his native Greece as he would shine their shoes at his downtown Centralia life,” Nick said. “All woman shop. Although he spoke English well when he retired in 1962, he spoke not a word of English when he arrived in Tacoma in 1914. want is to take your money.”

Nick Klaras takes a last look at the historic downtown Elk’s building that had been his home for 15 years as he prepared to leave his adopted hometown to return to Greece, the land of his birth, in 1962.

Opening up his shoeshine parlor on Tower Avenue in downtown Centralia was just one of the many daily chores that had occupied In the reading room at the Elks home (now the Centralia Square Antique Mall in downtown Centralia), Nick Klaras catches up on Nick Klaras for 25 years. He performed his daily duty for the last time the latest reports of the Wall Street Journal during a spare moment 50 years ago. Nick was known as an avid story teller and would 50 years ago, on May 19, 1962, as he retired and moved back to his frequently hold court in the reading room to spellbound listeners. native Greece. Berlin Makes ‘Spectacular’ Flights in 1912 During this week in May 1912, perfect condition, Berlin again Lewis County Bee reported. “ ... Judge Yoder, followed by music Becky Whitmire, Tenino, a local pilot gave a preview of ascended, this time going to a a procession was formed on the and a speech by S.C. Herren.” won third place. what he would do during the up- height of over 1,000 feet and public square headed by the coming “Hub City Festival.” The remaining in the air four and Chehalis Cornet Band, followed Murderer Sentenced to Hanging Workers Recalled aeronautical stunts, coming less one-half minutes. The flight by the Post and the Ladies Re- 75 years ago, in 1937 10 years ago, in 2002 than a decade after the Wright was plainly visible from this city lief Corps and marched to the Claude H. Ryan was con- The Washington Depart- Brothers flew the first airplane and crowds stood on the streets grove, where at 12 m. the ladies victed of slaying Lewis County ment of Transportation on Rush on the other side of the continent, watching the aviator. of the Relief Corps had prepared Deputy Sheriff S.R. Jackson, Road dedicated a memorial for dazzled the people of Centralia. “Mr. Berlin is decidedly en- a sumptuous picnic dinner. In and he was sentenced to hang. three local employees who had “In the presence of a few thusiastic over the prospects for the enjoyment of which a vast “ ... therefore, it is the judge- been killed on the job during the especially invited spectators, successful flights during the fes- concourse of the veterans, the la- ment of the court that you be previous 15 years: Patti Oberg, Claude A. Berlin, the Centralia tival, the first of which will take dies and the young participated. taken to the state penitentiary at killed in July 1989 while working aviator who will make three place tomorrow morning at 10:30 After dinner the procession was Walla Walla, Washington, and on the new Spirit Lake Highway; flights during the big Hub o’clock. At this time Miss Genette re-formed and marched to the that on Friday, the 23rd day of Don Fritsvold, killed in 1991 City Festival which opens here Salick will christen the airship cemetery for the decoration ser- July, 1937, (you are) to be hanged while doing maintenance on In- tomorrow morning, made a the ‘Centralia.’ The aviator stated vices, which were very impres- by the neck until you are dead,” terstate 5 near Castle Rock; and trial flight at the fair grounds today that his machine is in even sive naturally, but were made the Judge George B. Simpson said. Samuel Williams, killed in 2000 late yesterday afternoon,” The better condition that it was before more so on account of the vast while working on U.S. Highway Centralia Weekly Chronicle his accident of two weeks ago and concourse of people present and Rochester’s Stedham 12 near Mossyrock. reported. “The aeroplane acted the beauty and order of the floral Wins Javelin that, with favorable weather con- Bearcat Girls Win Third admirably and Berlin’s flights ditions, he will be able to ascend display. The ladies of the Phil 25 years ago, in 1987 were spectacular, the aviator to a height of 5,000 feet on one of Kearney Relief Corps deserve Five years ago, in 2007 making two accessions. great credit for the taste dis- Wendi Stedham, Rochester the three days.” High School junior, won the At the State 2A Fastpitch “The first time up Mr. Berlin played in this part of the service. tournament in Wenatchee, the ascended to a height of about Toledo Decoration Day After the services at the cemetery state Class A javelin championship at Wenatchee. W.F. West softball team fin- 700 feet and remained in the air Goes ‘Pleasantly’ they returned to the grove where ished third. for a period of six and one-half appropriate services were had; “Stedham, a 5-7, 140-pound ••• 125 years ago, in 1887 junior, heaved the spear 145- minutes. He flew from the fair music by the choir and band; a From the Files of The Chronicle grounds to Chehalis, encircling The Phil Kearney Post No. 7 recitation by Miss Lizzie Koontz feet, 3 inches,” The Daily is compiled by Edna Fund, a Centra- over that city several times held a celebration in Toledo. of poem, entitled, ‘Decoration Chronicle reported. Three years lian who describes herself as a “his- and then returning to the fair “The memorial celebration Day’ was beautifully rendered; before, Stedham’s sister Dawn tory sleuth.” She can be contacted grounds. After inspecting his at Toledo passed off very pleas- a short but very appropriate won the state title with a throw at [email protected] or at engine and finding it to be in antly to all participants,” The address was then delivered by in the upper 130s. 269-7515. COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 • Life 5

GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

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

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GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

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

B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker • Life 7 ENTERTAINMENT The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012

Find answers to the puzzles here on Sudoku Puzzle Page One Puzzle Page Two on page Life 8.

Crossword

Celebrity Cipher Today’s clue: L equals M

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The July 13 show will be at Events 7 p.m. and the July 14 show at 2 p.m. Admission is $8. For ad- Continued from Life 2 ditional information, call 496- Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., Twin Cities 0541 Senior Center, 748-0061 NAMI Family-to-Family Education Program, for families of persons diag- Sunday, July 15 nosed with serious mental illness, 6:30- 9 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Tickets on Sale for Mark 506 S. Washington Ave., Centralia, 748- 4024 or 748-0195 Chesnutt Performance Harry’s Place, a bar and grill Saturday, June 23 in Toledo, will host country music singer Mark Chesnutt to play Social party games, 1-3 p.m., Matrix on July 15 at 3 p.m. as part of the Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- halis, [email protected] town’s Cheese Days festivities. Toledo Saturday Market, 10 a.m.- The tickets are $25 and can 3 p.m., Second and Cowlitz, Toledo, be bought online at harrys-place. 864-2121 com or at Harry’s Place in To- Community Farmers Market, 10 a.m.- ledo. The phone is 864-2700. 3 p.m., Pearl and Maple streets, Centralia, Chesnutt was dubbed the 740-1212 or www.communityfarmers market.net “hillbilly messiah” by a music critic after he made his national debut in 1990 with the single Sunday, June 24 “Too Cold at Home.” More than 30 of Chesnutt’s Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo singles have since reached the starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and eight have topped it. Courtesy photo Monday, June 25 His hits include “Bubba Shot Mark Chestnutt, who put together a string of country hits during the 1990s that included “Bubba Shot the Jukebox” and a the Jukebox,” “Goin’ Through Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia cover of Aerosmith’s “I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing,” will perform an acoustic show on July 15 at Harry’s Place in Toledo. Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, the Big D” and “It’s a Little Too $1.50, other menu items, 736-1146 Friday, July 6 on the front page of USA To- Late.” day. His first three albums, “Too Shandor’s Centralia perfor- Cold at Home,” “Longnecks Tuesday, June 26 Elvis Impersonator mance will start at 7 p.m. Pre- and Short Stories” and “Almost Goodbye” have all made RIAA Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors Coming to ferred seating is $25 and general open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 seating $20. A 5 p.m. dinner is platinum status in the U.S. p.m.; food available, 736-9030 Centralia Eagles $12.50. Tickets may be obtained Chesnutt is selling his latest Community Farmers Market, 11 Renowned Elvis Presley by calling the Eagles lodge at album “Live from the Big D” via a.m.-4 p.m., Boistfort Street, Chehalis, his website and fan club. 740-1212 or info@communityfarmers impersonator Justin Shandor 736-1146. The lodge is open dai- market.net will be bringing his Las Vegas ly 3-10 p.m. act to the Centralia Eagles on Proceeds will go to Eagles Saturday, July 28 July 6. charities. Wednesday, June 27 The show will be emceed by The Wolfman, Mike Detering, Gravity Races Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Courtesy photo Friday, July 13 starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange No. 153, No, that’s not Elvis, although he plays a Chehalis resident. He is an Coming to Vader impersonator of legendary disc 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis one on stage. Renowned Elvis Presley Vader will hold Gravity Rac- impersonator Justin Shandor will be jockey Wolfman Jack. OnStage Children’s Shandor won the Ultimate es, similar to a soap-box derby, bringing his Las Vegas act to the Cen- Theater to Present Saturday, July 28. The race is Thursday, June 28 tralia Eagles on July 6. Elvis contest in Memphis, Tenn., in 2010, and is endorsed by ‘Wonderland!’ open to all, and the city is look- Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix Graceland (Presley’s home) as ing for vendors. Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- Saturday, June 30 “Wonderland!,” produced by Kids can build a vehicle with halis, 740-0492 the best in the world. Shandor Social party games, 1-3 p.m., Matrix has also won more than 10 other the OnStage Children’s Theater a parent to race in three classes Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- contests, including one in Las Education Program, — derby cars, scooters and skate- Friday, June 29 halis, [email protected] Vegas. NEW will be performed boards. The race will cost $10 Community Farmers Market, 10 a.m.- The Elvis impersonator has Friday, July 13, and per participant. Oregon Trail music and dancing, 3 p.m., Pearl and Maple streets, Centralia, traveled all over the world with Saturday, July 14, at the Roxy Vader is inviting other area open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., 740-1212 or www.communityfarmers Cowlitz Prairie Grange, 864-2023 market.net his tribute, including England, Theatre in Morton. towns to participate. Additional Wine tasting, noon-6 p.m., Scat- Wine tasting, noon-6 p.m., Scat- Austria, Sweden, Malaysia, Fiji Is- The show is the culmination information may be obtained ter Creek Winery, 3442 180th Ave. S.W., ter Creek Winery, 3442 180th Ave. S.W., lands and Canada to name a few. of a three-week OnStage Chil- by calling Kevin Flynn at (360) Tenino, 273-8793 Tenino, 273-8793 His picture has appeared dren’s Theater camp. 295-0873. Life 8 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 ENTERTAINMENT

Orchestra: Catch Them Now; the Next Performance Won’t Be Until December Continued from Life 1 Musicians with experience beyond beginner level are wel- “I’ve been playing for about come to find out more about eight years,” she said. “I hope to auditioning for and joining the continue playing piano, and to orchestra, which is a continuing someday also be a lawyer and a education credited class at Cen- scientist. I want to shoot for all tralia College. Judd said anyone that.” who is interested in playing When not playing piano, should also come to the concert Plotz said, she enjoys “travel, and learn more about the PNCO. and I like playing with my fam- For the enjoyment of listen- ily and hanging out with them, ers, the first half of the concert and also reading.” will feature classical music and Recently, Plotz took first the soloists performances. place at the Lewis County Piano “The whole second half of Playoffs and will perform in a the program is in the category state honors recital at the Wash- of what we call ‘pops’ music ington State Music Teachers As- and movie themes,” Judd said. sociation’s annual conference in “These are light and real audi- Bellingham at the end of June, ence pleasers. Music includes representing Lewis County. ‘Over The Rainbow’ from ‘The Brian Sutley started playing Wizard of Oz’; a John Williams the French horn in sixth grade. soundtrack medley, including He is a student at W. F. West music (from) Harry Potter, ‘The High School, and a Running Patriot,’ and ‘A.I.’ (Artificial In- Start student at Centralia Col- Rob Baird / Courtesy photo telligence).” lege. Violinist Cindy Wilson plays with the Paciic Northwest Chamber Orchestra. “The Magnificent Seven” “I hope to go to Central movie’s musical score by Elmer Washington University and After one more year at Centralia “Katherine is doing a great job Those who enjoy live mu- Bernstein will finish off the hopefully audition there into an College, Sutley hopes to con- and is really an outstanding play- sic won’t want to miss Monday night. orchestra,” he said. tinue to study French horn and er. Brian has been a real faithful evening’s performance — the The concert is free and re- Sutley has participated in pursue music as a career. member of our orchestra for the next performance of the Pa- freshments for the evening are several honor bands and was “They are both special,” said last three years, playing French cific Northwest Chamber Or- provided by the Women of the selected to the 2010 Washington David Judd, who is the conduc- horn. Both of them had to audi- chestra won’t be until Decem- Lewis County Granges during All State Symphony Orchestra. tor for the PNCO. tion to play as soloists.” ber. intermission. ADVICE: Dear Abby Marriage Isn’t in the Cards for Widower and Girlfriend DEAR ABBY: I am a this nice lady? — IN A BIND IN husband and I are at the point way to explain my reasoning to suggest I live with it. Is there 70-year-old widower with three TEXAS where we’re thinking about hav- her? — BACKUP MOM IN THE a magic pill to control this? — grown children. My girlfriend is DEAR IN A BIND: Having ing kids. My brother married NORTHWEST BIG CRYBABY IN BROOKLYN, 53. We dated for several months the woman move in with you a close friend of mine not long DEAR BACKUP MOM: You N.Y. before she moved in with me. I “hoping” you would fall in love after my wedding. My sister-in- are an intelligent woman and DEAR CRYBABY: There is thought maybe with her living with her was a huge mistake, law has a medical condition that you are asking good questions. no pill that can help you con- here I might fall and one you should not repeat. may prevent her from having You should explain your think- trol those emotions that I know in love with her. When you say what you need to children. ing to your sister-in-law as you of. And because it is causing It has not, and say, have plenty of tissue handy I am very close to my brother have addressed them in your you problems, I do not recom- will not, happen. and expect her to be tearful and and his wife, and I can see the letter. It would be wise to con- mend you “live with it.” I do I hate to angry. writing on the wall. She brought sult an attorney who specializes think, however, that if you dis- break her heart, Start by saying, “We need to up surrogacy once in passing, as in adoption/surrogacy to learn cuss with a therapist what it is but I know now talk.” Tell her she has done noth- a possible alternative if she can’t about the laws and procedures about sad and happy occasions that I will never ing wrong, and it is not a failure have kids. that apply in your state. that causes such an extreme ask her to marry on her part, but you realize that If I’m asked to be the sur- reaction that you could get me. I intend to you do not wish to remarry. Ex- rogate, what advice do you have? DEAR ABBY: I am an adult quickly to the bottom of it and remain single By Abigail Van Buren plain that feeling as you do, it I would be more than willing male with a longtime problem. learn to better control those for the rest of would be best if she moved. Of- to consider it, but only after my Whether it’s a sad or happy oc- emotions. my life. fer to help her find a place if she husband and I have had our casion, I start crying, sometimes ••• How do I bring closure to has nowhere to go. You will be own children. Would it be self- sobbing. I try to avoid any situa- Dear Abby is written by Abigail this relationship? What are the doing both of you a favor by be- ish of me to also expect some tion that may cause this. Van Buren, also known as Jeanne words? I’m lost because this is a ing upfront NOW. compensation for my time and I am at a new point in my Phillips, and was founded by her first for me. I was married for 40 the toll it will take on my body? I life where I can no longer avoid mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear years, and I just do not wish to DEAR ABBY: I am a young, want to be ready if and when I’m these situations. People think Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. be married again. How do I tell recently married woman. My asked. What would be the best it’s not normal. Please don’t Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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Celebrity Cipher

Today’s clue: U equals B

“Y VLG’A UZJYZHZ YG ZWSYJ. Y’W SG LJV-

CSNFYLGZV TYEJ. Y KEZCZE XSJJYGT SGV

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SOLUTION TO PUZZLE ON PAGE LIFE 7: “Work like you don’t need the money. Love like you’ve never been hurt. Dance like no one is watching.” — Satchel Paige © 2012 by NEA, Inc. ENTERTAINMENT The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 • Life 9

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A Vietnam vet is hounded by a brutal small-town sheriff. ’ sheriff and a deputy try to rid their town of thugs. ’ Galloping Goose motorcycle gang. SYFY 59 59 Black Forest (2012, Fantasy) Tinsel Korey, Ben Cross. (CC) WWE Friday Night SmackDown! (N) ’ (CC) Insane or Inspired? (N) Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files TBN 20 20 The Harvest Perry Stone Praise the Lord (CC) Live-Holy Land Frederick Price Life Focus (CC) Secrets-Clement Creflo Dollar Kroeze Brothers Outreach TBS 55 55 The King of The King of Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Un- Tyler Perry’s Tyler Perry’s Tyler Perry’s Tyler Perry’s ›› The Holiday (2006, Romance-Comedy) Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet. Two Queens ’ (CC) Queens ’ (CC) Statue” ’ (CC) derstudy” (CC) House of Payne House of Payne House of Payne House of Payne women from different countries swap homes at Christmas. (CC) TLC 38 38 Say Yes: Bride Say Yes: Bride Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: Bride Say Yes: Bride Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: Bride Say Yes: Bride Four Weddings ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 Law & Order “Slaughter” Meat-packing Law & Order “Castoff” Shooter hits ››› Forrest Gump (1994, Drama) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Gary Sinise. An innocent man enters history from the ’50s ››› Invictus (2009) Morgan Freeman, company. ’ (CC) (DVS) reputable doctor. ’ (CC) (DVS) to the ’90s. (CC) Matt Damon. Premiere. (CC) TOON 42 42 Regular Show World of Gumball Adventure Time Adventure Time Cartoon Planet King of the Hill King of the Hill American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Truck Stop USA Truck Stop USA Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) The Dead Files “Pandora’s Box” (N) Ghost Adventures “Stanley Hotel” TRUTV 49 49 Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Bait Car Bait Car Bait Car Bait Car Bait Car Bait Car Bait Car Bait Car Forensic Files Forensic Files Law & Order: Special Victims Unit An Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Fairly Legal “Borderline” Kate and Ben Common Law “Soul Mates” The guys Suits “Rules of the Game” Harvey’s USA 58 58 assailant rapes his victim twice. AIDS patients are mistreated. (CC) homeless man is a suspect. ’ (CC) settle a dispute. (N) (CC) investigate a dating Web site. former mentor seeks help. (CC) VH1 62 62 100 Greatest Songs of the ’00s ’ 100 Greatest Songs of the ’00s ’ 100 Greatest Songs of the ’00s ’ 100 Greatest Songs of the ’00s ’ 100 Greatest Songs of the ’00s ’ Storytellers Jason Mraz performs.

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Met Met Met Met Met Voices of Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner. Hayden Christensen, Jamie Bell. GOLF 70 70 European PGA Tour Golf Golf PGA Tour Golf LPGA Tour Golf ShopRite LPGA Classic, Second Round. (N) Central PGA Tour Golf I Love I Love I Love I Love Golden Golden Golden Golden The Waltons (CC) The Waltons “The The Waltons “The The Waltons “The The Waltons “The The Waltons (CC) The Waltons “The The Waltons “The HALL 19 19 Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Girls Girls Girls Girls Vigil” (CC) Comeback” Baptism” Firestorm” Wedding” Wedding” HGTV 68 68 Cindy C Yng- Deck Wars (N) Rehab Rehab Prop Prop Yard Yard Yard House House Bath Elbow Con You Live-What Home Strange Extreme Homes Going Curb... 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Parents Parents Spong Spong Spong Spong Korra Kung Power Spong Kung Kung Kung Kung Big Big iCarly iCarly iCarly iCarly OXY 50 50 Paid Paid Paid Insan ››› Pride & Prejudice (2005) Keira Knightley. (CC) America’s Got Talent ’ (CC) America’s Got Talent ’ (CC) America’s/Talent America’s/Talent America’s/Talent R O OT 31 31 Cindy C Paid Paid Paid Paid Land Juice and Lose! Loss Perf. Tummy Paid Mari Pre MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Chicago White Sox. Mari Base Paid Sports SPIKE 57 57 Rock Tom- Paid WEN Weight Insanity! Xtreme Horse- Trucks! Muscle- World’s Wildest World’s Wildest Police Vid- World’s Wildest ››› First Blood (1982) Sylvester Stal- ›› Rambo: First Blood Part Abs Wear Prog. Hair Loss 4x4 (N) power (CC) Car Police Videos ’ eos ’ (CC) Police Videos ’ lone, Richard Crenna. ’ II (1985, Action) ’ SYFY 59 59 Paid Paid De Paid Paid Fat ››› Star Runners (2009) (CC) › Battle of Los Angeles (2011) ››› Serenity (2005) Nathan Fillion. (CC) ›› Outlander (2008) James Caviezel. (CC) TBN 20 20 Gina D Dooley Wonder Bug Auto B. Hop Rocks Goliath Ishine The Hermie Cater Tails Heroes-Bible News Praise the Lord (CC) Memories In Touch TBS 55 55 Married Married Name Is Name Is Name Is Name Is Accord- Yes, Yes, ››› Ghost (1990) Patrick Swayze. A murder vic- ›› The Holiday (2006) Cameron Diaz. Two women from dif- King of King of Friends Friends Earl Earl Earl Earl ing-Jim Dear Dear tim returns to save his beloved fiancee. ferent countries swap homes at Christmas. Queens Queens (CC) (CC) TLC 38 38 Property Ladder Property Ladder Property Ladder Property Ladder On the On the Lottery Changed Lottery Changed Lottery Changed Lottery Changed Lottery Changed Dateline: Real Dateline: Real TNT 54 54 Law & Order “Il- Rizzoli & Isles The Closer “Fresh ››› Double Jeopardy (1999, Sus- ›› Kiss the Girls (1997) Morgan Free- ›› Starsky & Hutch (2004) Ben Stiller, ›› Fun With Dick & Jane (2005) Jim Pregame Basket- legitimate” ’ (CC) Pursuit” pense) Tommy Lee Jones. 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(CC) VH1 62 62 Jump Start ’ Top 20 Video Countdown (N) ’ Storytellers ’ › Wild Wild West (1999, Action) Will Smith. Sat. Night Live Sat. Night Live Tough Love Basket Life 10 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 31, 2012 ENTERTAINMENT

SATURDAY EVENING Movies Sports Kids Bets June 2, 2012 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 KOMO 4 News Saturday 6:00pm Dis- Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (CC) Secret Millionaire Dani Johnson looks Secret Millionaire Curves CEOs Gary Secret Millionaire Entrepreneur John KOMO 4 News Miracle Makers ABC 4 4 cepolo. (N) (CC) (CC) for people in need. ’ (CC) and Diane Heavin. ’ (CC) Ferber. ’ (CC) 11:00pm Telethon 2012 Stanley Cup Final Los Angeles Kings at New Jersey Devils. Game 2. From Cindy C.-Ageless Northwest Back- Evnng Mgzn: Sttle Rachel’s Chal- Dateline NBC ’ (CC) KING 5 News (N) Saturday Night NBC 5 5 Prudential Center in Newark, N.J. (N) (S Live) (CC) Beauty roads Fair lenge Live ’ (CC) IND 6 6 Access Hollywood Live ’ (CC) Paid Program Law & Order “Apocrypha” ’ (CC) Law & Order “American Dream” ’ News Inside Edition Da Vinci’s Inquest (CC) CBS Evening KIRO 7 Eyewit- Entertainment Tonight (N) ’ (CC) Rules of Engage- How to Be a Gen- CSI: Miami A high-stakes poker game 48 Hours Mystery ’ (CC) KIRO 7 News at The Insider (N) CBS 7 7 News (N) (CC) ness News ment ’ (CC) tleman (N) (CC) turns deadly. ’ (CC) 11PM ’ (CC) KCTS Cooks: 15 Oscar Hammerstein II -- Out of My Dreams Lyricist Oscar The British Beat (My Music) British Invasion hits from the 1960s. ’ (CC) Oscar Hammerstein II -- Out of My Dreams Lyricist Oscar Incredible Health- PBS 9 9 Del Years Hammerstein. ’ (CC) Hammerstein. ’ (CC) Joel House “5 to 9” The inner workings of the Bones “Woman at the Airport” Plastic Bones “The Devil in the Details” Unique- Q13 FOX News at Cops “Coast to Live From Daryl’s Live From Daryl’s Cheaters He laughs with an exclusive MNT 10 10 hospital. ’ (CC) surgery hides a body’s identity. ly disfigured remains. (CC) 9 (N) (CC) Coast” ’ (CC) House (N) (CC) House ’ (CC) audience. ’ (CC) New Adventures ’Til Death “Circum- The Office “Inner The Office ’ (CC) NUMB3RS “Hydra” Geneticist’s daughter The Unit “Natural Selection” Bob and Criminal Minds “The Instincts” Abduc- It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny C W 11 11 of Old Christine decision” ’ Circle” ’ (CC) goes missing. ’ (CC) his translator survive a crash. ’ tion of a boy in Las Vegas. (CC) in Phila. in Phila. The British Beat (My Music) British Doctor Who “The Doctor Who “The Oscar Hammerstein II -- Out of My Dreams Lyricist Oscar Alfie Boe: Live from the Royal Festival Hall, London The The British Beat (My Music) British PBS 12 12 Invasion hits from the 1960s. (CC) Daemons” Daemons” Hammerstein. ’ (CC) star of “Les Miserables” performs. Invasion hits from the 1960s. (CC) MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Cops “Coast to Cops Catching il- According to Jim Everybody Loves The Big Bang The Big Bang Q13 FOX News at Washington’s The Finder “The Great Escape” A FOX 13 13 Detroit Tigers. (S Live) (CC) Coast” ’ (CC) legal immigrants. ’ (CC) Raymond (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) 10 (N) (CC) Most Wanted magician’s assistant vanishes. (CC) IND 14 14 Invicta Watches Sensa Weight Loss System Sensa Weight Loss System Renato Watches Renato Watches Renato Watches Psych “The Old and the Restless” A Psych “Lights, Camera ... Homicidio” A Psych “Dis-Lodged” A member of a lo- Psych A prominent designer is mur- Psych A mummy goes missing from a Psych “Ghosts” Shawn must solve a ION 15 15 man disappears. ’ (CC) killer on a soap-opera set. ’ cal brotherhood dies. ’ (CC) dered. ’ (CC) museum. ’ (CC) haunting case. ’ (CC) IND 18 18 Kenneth Hagin Jay Sekulow In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Perry Stone Gospel Music Hillsong (CC) End of the Age Check the Sound The Ramp MX TV Acquire the Fire KATU News at 6 Johnny Cash, Jeopardy! (CC) Wheel of Fortune Secret Millionaire Dani Johnson looks Secret Millionaire Curves CEOs Gary Secret Millionaire Entrepreneur John KATU News at 11 Comedy.TV ’ ABC 22 22 (N) ’ (CC) Hank Williams (CC) for people in need. ’ (CC) and Diane Heavin. ’ (CC) Ferber. ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) (CC) NBC 26 26 2012 Stanley Cup Final Los Angeles Kings at New Jersey Devils. Game 2. From Paid Program Inside Edition ›› The Basketball Diaries (1995, Drama) Leonardo DiCaprio, Bruno Kirby, Lor- NewsChannel 8 at Saturday Night Prudential Center in Newark, N.J. (N) (S Live) (CC) Weekend (N) ’ raine Bracco. Four high-school hoopsters need drugs in 1960s N.Y. 11 (N) (CC) Live ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Comediant. Noticiero Aquí y Ahora (SS) Sábado Gigante (N) (SS) Comediant. Noticiero MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Cops “Coast to Cops “Coast to Law & Order “American Dream” Busi- Starlight Parade Annual parade in downtown Portland, Ore. (N) The Finder “The Great Escape” A FOX 27 27 Detroit Tigers. (S Live) (CC) Coast” ’ (CC) Coast” ’ (CC) nessman appeals conviction. ’ magician’s assistant vanishes. (CC) Storage Wars “Unlocked: Buy Low” Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Dog the Bounty Hunter Searching for Flipped Off “Nightmare on Deal Street” A&E 52 52 Highlights from past episodes. (CC) two courtroom no-shows. (N) (N) (CC) A MC 67 67 ››› Rio Bravo (1959, Western) John Wayne, Dean Martin, Ricky Nelson. Sheriff ››› Independence Day (1996, Science Fiction) Will Smith, Bill Pullman, Jeff Goldblum. Earthlings vs. evil aliens in 15- ››› Independence Day (1996, Sci- and deputies try to hold rancher’s brother in jail. (CC) mile-wide ships. ence Fiction) Will Smith, Bill Pullman. APL 43 43 American Stuffers ’ (CC) It’s Me or the Dog (N) (CC) Tanked “Fish Out of Water” (CC) Tanked “Most Challenging Tanks” Tanked “Polar Opposites” ’ (CC) Tanked “Most Challenging Tanks” BET 56 56 The Game (CC) The Game (CC) The Game (CC) The Game (CC) The Game (CC) The Game (CC) The Game (CC) The Game (CC) The Game (CC) The Game (CC) The Game (CC) The Game (CC) BRAVO 66 66 The Real Housewives of New York ›› You’ve Got Mail (1998, Romance-Comedy) Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan, Parker Posey. Two bitter business rivals conduct an ›› You’ve Got Mail (1998, Romance-Comedy) Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan, Parker City “Reunion - Part 2” (CC) online love affair. Posey. Two bitter business rivals conduct an online love affair. CBUT 29 29 2012 Stanley Cup Final Los Angeles Kings at New Jersey Devils. (N) (CC) News Marketplace ’ › Rush Hour 3 (2007, Action) Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker. ’ (CC) Dragons’ Den ’ (CC) C M T 61 61 ›› Footloose (1984, Drama) Kevin Bacon, Lori Singer. ’ (CC) Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: ››› A League of Their Own (1992) Tom Hanks. A women’s professional baseball league debuts in 1943. ’ (CC) CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) Princess “Nicole” Princess “Mario” American Greed The Suze Orman Show (CC) Princess “Nicole” Princess “Mario” Paid Program Wealth-Trading CNN 44 44 Piers Morgan Tonight CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Presents (CC) 24/7 Pacquiao/Bradley ’ (CC) CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Presents (CC) CNNH 45 45 CNN Presents (CC) Piers Morgan Tonight The Investigators Body of Evidence Body of Evidence 24/7 Pacquiao/Bradley ’ (CC) CNN Newsroom (N) COM 60 60 The Goods: Live ››› Wedding Crashers (2005, Comedy) Owen Wilson, Vince Vaughn, Christopher Walken. Partygo- › Grandma’s Boy (2006, Comedy) Doris Roberts, Allen Covert. Premiere. A man ››› Private Parts (1997) Howard Hard. Sell Hard. ers spend a wild weekend with a politician’s family. (CC) must live with his grandmother and her two friends. (CC) Stern, Robin Quivers. Premiere. 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Sam Wit- Wilfred Wilfred’s Wilfred Ryan’s scruffy superhero carelessly wreaks havoc in Los Angeles. wicky holds the key to defeating an ancient Decepticon. new love interest. childhood dog. GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf PGA Tour Golf Memorial Tournament, Third Round. From Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio. Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf Champions: Principal Charity Classic, Second Round. HALL 19 19 ›› A Wedding on Walton’s Mountain (1982) Ralph Waite, Jon Walmsley. John, ›› A Walton Wedding (1995, Drama) Richard Thomas, Michael Learned, Ralph A Decade of the Waltons Memorable moments. (CC) Jason and the family plan Erin’s wedding after World War II. Waite. John-Boy to wed daughter of U.S. diplomat. HGTV 68 68 Dina’s Party (N) (CC) Junk Gypsies (N) Mom Caves (N) Design Star (CC) Great Rooms High Low Proj. House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Hatfields & McCoys “Part 1” A Hatfield murders a McCoy. (CC) Hatfields & McCoys “Part 2” The McCoys murder Anse’s brother. (CC) Hatfields & McCoys “Part 3” A shattering New Year’s Day battle. (CC) L I FE 51 51 Shadow of Fear (2012) Amanda Righetti. A man stalks a former co-worker. Imaginary Friend (2012) Lacey Chabert, Ethan Embry. Premiere. (CC) › The Resident (2011) Hilary Swank, Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Premiere. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Life After Lockup Lockup Tampa Lockup Tampa Lockup Lockup Lockup MTV 63 63 Teen Wolf Origins ’ Snooki, JWoww Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Pranked ’ Pranked ’ Pranked ’ › Half Baked (1998, Comedy) Dave Chappelle, Guillermo Diaz. ’ NBCS 34 34 College Rugby USA Sevens Championship. Game On! 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Army inspec- ››› A Few Good Action) Sylvester Stallone. ’ sheriff and a deputy try to rid their town of thugs. ’ tors seek weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. ’ Men (1992) ’ SYFY 59 59 ›››› Aliens (1986) Sigourney Weaver, Carrie Henn. A task force goes to eradicate a horrific space predator. (CC) ›› Alien vs. Predator (2004) Sanaa Lathan, Raoul Bova. Premiere. ›› Alien Resurrection (1997) (CC) TBN 20 20 Hour of Power (CC) Billy Graham Classic Crusades Not a Fan (CC) Travel the Road ››› Expecting a Miracle (2009) Jason Priestley. Drive History Live Oak Tree Virtual Memory ’ ’ ’ ’ TBS 55 55 Friends (CC) Friends (CC) Seinfeld (Part 1 Seinfeld (Part 2 The Big Bang The Big Bang ›› Failure to Launch (2006) Matthew McConaughey, Sarah Jessica Parker. A ›› Just Like Heaven (2005) Reese of 2) (CC) of 2) (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) man’s parents hatch a plan to move him out of the house. (CC) Witherspoon, Mark Ruffalo. 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Clipaholics “Shock & Aww” Forensic Files Forensic Files USA 58 58 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit An Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A ›› It’s Complicated (2009) Meryl diplomat’s daughter is assaulted. “Inheritance” Beating/rape. ’ (CC) “Savant” ’ (CC) pregnant woman threatens suicide. victim’s father refuses to cooperate. Streep, Steve Martin. (CC) VH1 62 62 Basketball Wives Single Ladies ’ Mob Wives “Reunion” (CC) › Wild Wild West (1999) Will Smith. Secret agents fight to stop a presidential assassination. Single Ladies ’

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