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$1 Mid-Week Edition Thursday, Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Sept. 17, 2015 Runway Rebuild Assault on Children FAA Grants to Be Combined to Pay for Centralia Woman Arrested After Allegedly Abusing Packwood Airport Upgrades / Main 3 Children and Blaming It on Daughter / Main 7 Winlock Industrial Park Property Up for Auction UNFORESEEN SALE: A 320-acre swath of land erty up for sale, it is the “largest ing sites for sale, lease or build- County Commissioners signed long viewed as the future home remaining undeveloped contig- ing to suit. a contract extension for right of Winlock Mayor of a potential industrial park uous land available in the Pacific Winlock Mayor Lonnie way to build a road to serve the near Winlock is going up for Northwest.” Dowell told The Chronicle he industrial park. The extension Unaware of Company’s auction in October. The Winlock City council was unaware Benaroya was put- granted the county three years Plans to Sell Property According to The Benaroya approved Benaroya’s site plan ting the site out to auction when to have the road built. Company, a Bellevue-based real for the property in March 2014, reached Wednesday. By The Chronicle estate business putting the prop- which at the time included offer- In March 2015, the Board of please see AUCTION, page Main 16 Centralia Teachers Picket

Fireighters examine damage on the as Contract Talks Drag On deck of a Rochester home Tuesday. Rochester Home Saved From Fire by LeMay Driver CHIEF: Fire Could Have Taken Out Entire Home if not for Quick Action By Dameon Pesanti [email protected] It was a normal garbage pickup day for Erik Gulbranson until he rolled up to what hap- pened to be his coworker’s house in Rochester on Tuesday after- noon. “I looked behind the fence and there was a fire. Then I thought that it didn't look very controlled. Then I saw smoke behind the house,” he said. He went behind the house and saw the smoke was rising from a fire burning through the grass and onto the back deck of Faye McMurray’s house. Gulbranson called 911 and then called the LeMay offices Pete Caster / [email protected] to tell McMurray what was hap- Centralia High School P.E. teacher Sarah Habel, center-right, joins fellow teachers from across Centralia School District in holding up signs as they rallied in front of the pening. school district oice on Tuesday afternoon in Centralia. She and her husband have only lived there for a few weeks. STRIKE VOTE APPROVED: 89 Percent Teachers filled the Centralia School Dis- is not reached the day before. Eighty-nine She was at work at LeMay Enter- trict board meeting on Wednesday night to percent of the teachers present voted in fa- prises offices in Centralia when of Teachers Voted in Favor of a share their displeasure with the board after vor of the strike vote. the fire broke out. Strike Vote on Sept. 25 if Deal is attempts to come to an agreement on teach- Centralia teachers have been working “Eric called on his route and Not Reached ing contracts continued to be unsuccessful. without a new contract for seven days. They said he was putting out the fire The Centralia Education Association called on the school board to make deci- at my house … I didn't believe sions that would benefit the teachers. By Justyna Tomtas voted Wednesday at an earlier meeting to him because it’s hard to believe [email protected] call for a strike vote on Sept. 25 if a deal please see TEACHERS, page Main 16 please see FIRE, page Main 16

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News Daily Outtake: A Contact Sport of the Weird His lawyer at Tuesday’s su- Man Thinks He and Son preme court proceeding was No. Poisoned by Meth in 8, Jamesa Drake, who said the trial judge had other options to Hotel Coffee Maker punish “abusive and manipula- KEARNEY, Neb. (AP) — A tive behavior” rather than ruling Nebraska man believes he and that Nisbet forfeited his right to his 2-year-old son were poisoned counsel. She even suggested that by a methamphetamine-tainted Justice Thomas Warren’s efforts coffee maker at an Omaha hotel. to indulge Nisbet’s concerns Travis and Amber Richard were part of the problem. and their children spent Labor Day weekend in Omaha. He says he used the coffee Flying Brisket Whacks maker and coffee package in Woman Amid Beef at their room on Sept. 6 and began to feel weird within 20 minutes Barbecue Festival of drinking the coffee. DANVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Po-

He says his son also took a lice say a woman was hit with a Brandon Hansen / [email protected] sip and got sick on the drive back hot flying brisket when a contes- Two players get tangled up during a soccer game between Toledo and Centralia Saturday at Tiger Stadium in Centralia. home to Pleasanton. Both sought tant’s temper flared during a beef The story and many more photos are available at www.chronline.com and www.lewiscountysports.com. medical treatment and are await- over a shared cooker at a central ing confirmation from tests. Kentucky barbecue festival. Omaha police are investi- Danville police say they were gating the incident, but say they called to the Kentucky State BBQ doubt the coffee maker was Festival after a dispute was re- Notable Quote used to make meth. It’s unclear ported between contestants who whether a trace of the drug was were sharing a cooker Sunday. left by someone using the coffee Mary Berry of Bardstown maker to hide meth. told officers she was hit in the shoulder, neck and head by the “The two alleged victims of the assault here are quite young … I think slab of hot meat, which was es- on the circumstances bail is set at $100,000.” Man Who Couldn’t Mesh timated to be between 200 and With Five Lawyers Faces 250 degrees when it was thrown. Police said 42-year-old Mike Richard Brosey Skeptical Judges Owings told officers he threw the Lewis County Superior Court judge AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — brisket because he lost his temper The lawyer for a man who was but “didn’t mean for anyone to (see page Main 7 for the full story) stripped of his right to a court- get hurt.” appointed attorney because he couldn’t get along with five pre- vious lawyers faced skeptical jus- Suspect Returns to tices on Wednesday who were Burglary Scene for Lost Today in History concerned the defendant was simply gaming the legal system. Keys, Cellphone Today is Thursday, Septem- In 1937, the likeness of Presi- TV. Several supreme court justices TWIN FALLS, Idaho (AP) — ber 17, the 260th day of 2015. dent Abraham Lincoln’s head In 1971, citing health reasons, suggested that defendant Joshua A man is charged with burglary There are 105 days left in the was dedicated at Mount Rush- Supreme Court Justice Hugo Nisbet had been trying to delay after police say he returned to a year. more. Black, 85, retired. (Black, who his robbery trial, giving the judge Twin Falls, Idaho, home for his In 1939, the Soviet Union in- was succeeded by Lewis F. Pow- in his case little other recourse, forgotten car keys and cellphone. Today’s Highlight in History: vaded Poland during World War ell Jr., died eight days after mak- especially after Nisbet threatened The Times-News reported a II, more than two weeks after ing his announcement.) his fourth and fifth lawyers. woman called police when she On September 17, 1787, the Nazi Germany had launched its In 1978, after meeting at “This is a person essentially found her home ransacked on Constitution of the United States assault. Camp David, Israeli Prime playing games with the system Saturday, with a stranger’s cell- was completed and signed by a In 1944, during World War Minister Menachem Begin to avoid trial,” Justice Donald phone on the bed and a strange majority of delegates attending II, Allied paratroopers launched (men-AH’-kem BAY’-gihn) and Alexander said. car parked behind the property. the Constitutional Convention Operation Market Garden, land- Egyptian President Anwar Sadat But Justice Andrew Mead Police were at the scene when in Philadelphia. ing behind German lines in the signed a framework for a peace also expressed his concern with 22-year-old Caleb Shay Funke Netherlands. (After initial suc- treaty. the idea of a precedent that de- was dropped off near the vehicle. On This Date: cess, the Allies were beaten back In 1984, Progressive Con- fendants with the “volatile per- Officers say Funke told them he by the Germans.) servative leader Brian Mulroney sonalities, temper issues and a loaned the car to a friend and In 1862, more than 3,600 In 1955, Tennessee Ernie (muhl-ROO’-nee) took office as tendency to shoot their mouths the keys got locked inside. men were killed in the Civil War Ford recorded “Sixteen Tons” by Canada’s 18th prime minister. off really can’t have attorneys.” Keys found inside the bur- Battle of Antietam in Maryland. Merle Travis for Capitol Records In 1994, Heather Whitestone Nisbet, who’s serving seven glarized house unlocked and In 1908, Lt. Thomas E. Sel- in Hollywood. of Alabama was crowned the years in prison for robbing a started the vehicle. fridge of the U.S. Army Signal In 1964, the James Bond first deaf Miss America. convenience store, ended up Court documents say Funke Corps became the first person movie “Goldfinger,” starring In 2011, a demonstration handling his own defense last acknowledged during an in- to die in the crash of a powered Sean Connery, premiered in calling itself Occupy Wall Street year with two standby attorneys terview with police to being in- aircraft, the Wright Flyer, at London. The fantasy sitcom began in New York, prompting who later agreed to represent volved in at least two other bur- Fort Myer, Virginia, just outside “Bewitched,” starring Elizabeth similar protests around the U.S. him at his sentencing. glaries Saturday. Washington D.C. Montgomery, debuted on ABC- and the world. The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Sept. 17, 2015 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s n/a 65.0 n/a 100s L Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s 80s 73.42 85.0 0.00 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s H 1.83 10.5 -0.01 50s Cowlitz at Randle L Showers Likely Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Cloudy Mostly Cloudy 40s 3.58 18.0 -0.01 30s L 65º 48º 71º 50º 74º 55º 72º 51º 70º 45º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 2.85 ---- +0.34 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and location of frontal systems at noon. Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon L H Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 6:53 a.m. Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 7:18 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 68 Moonrise ...... 11:08 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 52 62/54 68/46 Moonset...... 9:33 p.m. Normal High ...... 75 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 50 61/51 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 89 in 1951 Seattle Anchorage 52/41 pc 52/40 mc Record Low...... 35 in 1936 63/55 Boise 59/43 sh 68/46 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg First Full Last New Boston 87/65 s 83/63 s Yesterday ...... 0.01" 66/48 64/46 9/21 9/27 10/4 10/12 Dallas 96/76 s 96/75 s Month to date ...... 0.39" Tacoma Honolulu 90/77 sh 90/77 s Normal month to date ...0.93" Centralia 65/54 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 89/68 s 91/71 s Year to date...... 20.18" 65/48 Yakima Nashville 87/62 s 88/66 s Normal year to date ....27.74" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 96/73 s 98/74 s 68/46 Longview 65/48 Trees None None St. Louis 90/72 s 89/70 t Salt Lake City 67/45 t 68/49 s WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 67/54 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 71/58 s 73/59 s Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold Low Low Washington, DC 86/63 s 86/66 s Portland 67/53 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo - graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 67/57 68/52 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Fri. Today Fri. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 111/86 s 109/82 s New Delhi 97/81 s 91/81 t City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 82/66 s 82/61 pc Paris 66/54 pc 66/52 pc Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 64/54 sh 67/55 pc Spokane 60/43 sh 65/41 mc London 64/54 pc 63/52 sh Rio de Janeiro 82/70 s 84/72 s cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 62/55 sh 64/55 sh Tri Cities 72/49 ra 76/50 s Mexico City 68/55 pc 70/54 pc Rome 90/72 s 88/70 pc sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 66/48 sh 70/50 pc Wenatchee 67/51 sh 72/53 s Moscow 70/57 cl 73/61 s Sydney 59/57 sh 63/57 pc No Dental Insurance? PACIFIC NORTHWEST Introducing an afordable dental No Problem! ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA, UTAH care membership plan for the REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! uninsured. SAVE up to $511 with To Join, Schedule an Exam n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers a Healthy Smile Membership w/Xrays for Only $79 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation Plan plus receive 20% of any (Savings of $157) Number of words: 25 l Extra word cost: $10 service not already included. Cost: $540 (Runs 3 consecutive days including wkds.) Join before rates go up n PNDN 2x2 DISPLAY - Daily Newspapers

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Larry Mason, airport systems manager for the Packwood Air- port and the Ed Carlson Memo- rial Field-South Lewis County Airport in Toledo, said the air- port has been receiving $150,000 for the past few years through the Airport Improvement Pro- gram’s Non-Primary Entitle- ment funds. Some of the grant money has been used for projects as needed in the past couple years. Mason said the plan is to use the $550,000 that remains in the airport’s account because the Pete Caster / [email protected] program requires airports to use In this aerial ile photo taken on May 28, the Packwood airstrip is seen just north of U.S. Highway 12 and south of the Cowlitz River. the funds within four years or the money will transfer to an- other airport. Sen. Patty Murray, who is “This is great news for Pack- tion season include redoing and funds the majority of the $3.2 “We are grateful, of course, for a senior member of the Senate wood Airport’s long-term plan widening the runway, installing million project. the help from the FAA and the Transportation, Housing and to make major infrastructure LED runway lights and con- The Washington State De- government because otherwise Urban Development Appropria- improvements,” the senator structing a new power building, partment of Transportation our airports wouldn’t be in as tions Subcommittee, wrote in an wrote. among other things. Division and Lewis County are fine of shape as they’re in,” Ma- email that the funding from FAA Improvements planned for Along with the $550,000, the each contributing $178,850 as son said. will increase safety. the airport in the 2016 construc- FAA has provided a grant that well. News in Brief ToledoTel Receives the subsequent time DNR hosted plate number on Department Library 2-3:30 p.m. Saturday. conditions, timber barons and meetings around the state and of Transportation signs, high- Crowell will discuss an event lumber mill owners protecting Certification for High formed a 17-member outdoor way advisory radio messages For some people call “Centralia’s their interests, and the recently recreation stakeholder commit- more information on Silver Alerts, darkest secret,” an event that returned veterans who loathed Speed Internet tee to identify issues and develop go to www.wsp.wa.gov/index.htm. made headlines around the anything they associated with By The Chronicle policy recommendations. The world, but is still treated with communism, such as organized ToledoTel has been recog- draft policy is a result of the work. Author to Discuss caution by residents. labor. The resulting riot left vet- nized as an innovative telecom- To view the draft policy and On Armistice Day, Nov. 11, erans dead in the streets, a Wob- munication company for its work comment, visit DNR’s website ‘Centralia’s Darkest Secret’ 1919, a Centralia community bly lynched from a bridge and www.dnr.wa.gov/TrailsPolicy. parade honoring WWI veterans a court case that captivated the providing Fiber to the Home ser- By The Chronicle vice to all of Toledo. The page features a narrated turned into bloody battle. The news media for decades. NTCA—The Rural Broad- slideshow about the recreational Local author Sandra Crowell spark came from a three-way The Centralia Timberland band Association named the To- trails policy process. Comments will shine a light on the violent clash of ideologies: labor unrest Library is located at 110 S. Silver ledo-based company a Certified will be accepted until Sept. 28, via events that shook Centralia’s streets among the Industrial Work- St. For information, contact the Gig-Capable Provider for its work email at [email protected]. in November 1919. The talk will be ers of the World (“Wobblies”) library at (360) 736-0183 or visit bringing gigabit broadband speeds Comments can also be mailed or held at the Centralia Timberland demanding better working www.TRL.org. to the south Lewis County town. given in person at to: Headquar- “I applaud ToledoTel for its ters Office 1111 Washington St commitment to delivering the SE, Olympia WA 98504-7014. Internet’s fastest speeds — an ac- complishment worthy of much Rabins to Be Featured praise considering the unique and challenging circumstances Guest Artist at small, community-based tele- communications providers op- Centralia College erate under every day in serving By The Chronicle some of our country’s most rural Award-winning singer-song- and remote communities,” said 13th writer and poet Alicia Jo Rabins ANNUAL NTCA CEO Shirley Bloomfield will be the featured guest artist ARTrails Studio Tour in a press release. at Centralia College Wednesday, The association represents Oct. 21. September 19-20 & 26-27 nearly 900 telecommunications She will be facilitating a Q&A companies that are independent session about living as a working Studios Open 10am to 5pm and community-based in rural ar- artist 11-11:50 a.m., giving a live Start your tour with the Gala Reception eas and small towns across the U.S. music performance noon-12:50 p.m. and reading from her newly Friday, September 18, 2015 – 4pm to 8pm State Seeks Suggestions published book of poetry, enti- Historic Train Depot • 210 Railroad Ave • Centralia, Washington 98531 CH543967cbw.sw tled “Divinity School,” 2-2:30 p.m. Gallery Open Daily 10 to 5 • September 19–27, 2015 for Trail Management All events will be open to the Visit us online for more information. By The Chronicle public and free of charge, and will take place in the Black Box The Department of Natural Theatre in Washington Hall at ARTrailsofSWW.org Drive . Buy . Art Resources wants comments from Centralia College. @ARTrailsofSWW ARTrails of SWW the public on how state lands Rabins is a writer, performer, should be managed for trail- composer and Torah scholar who based recreation. creates interdisciplinary work DNR is asking for public in- combining contemporary stories, put on a draft policy that will ancient texts and experimental guide future developments of beauty. A classically trained vio- 282 1,500 recreation trails on lands the de- linist since the age of 3, Rabins partment manages. The agency tours internationally with Girls In the month of August, Meanwhile, Visuals Editor Pete Caster oversees around 5.6 million in Trouble, her indie-folk song he Chronicle’s reporters and Sports Reporter Brandon Hansen acres. Hiking, horseback riding, cycle about the complicated lives mountain biking and off-road of Biblical women, with whom wrote 282 headlines for full shot, edited and published more than opportunities are available on a she has released three albums. stories and brief news items 1,500 photographs in print and online. number of them, but they also must generate sustainable rev- on local topics. enue for public school construc- Silver Alert Program Top Read Stories: tion and maintain the state’s Begins in Washington natural heritage. 1. Brush Fire Near Gish Road Outside DNR plans on adopting a By The Chronicle Onalsaka Grows to 80 acres. new policy by Oct. 31, 2015. In addition to existing Amber “This policy will provide Alerts, Endangered Missing Per- 2. Chehalis Woman Hits the Jackpot greater consistency and guide- son Advisories and Blue Alerts, lines to local communities and law enforcement agencies in with $4.5 Million Lotto Ticket volunteers,” DNR’s Statewide Washington will now start issu- Purchased by Accident. Recreation Manager Brock Mil- ing Silver Alerts. liern said in a press release. “Our Starting Aug. 27, agencies be- 3. Two Drug Investigations Come volunteers spend countless hours gan using Silver Alerts for miss- Together in String of Chehalis Arrests. giving back to DNR trails and ing people 60 years or older with 4. Video: Fire Reported Near Salkum, hese numbers don’t count Sports, Sirens, recreation sites, and we’d like to dementia or who need assistance. Opinion page material, regional news, national streamline the process for them.” The first Silver Alert was is- Propane Tank Threatened. CH546827bw.ke Action by the Legislature in sued by the Issaquah Police De- news, comics, puzzles, court records, obituaries, March 2014 prompted DNR to partment. 5. DNR: Onalaska Fire Still at 103 Acres, Lifestyles or dozens of other features regularly develop the draft policy in col- The Silver Alert will include But Under Control. found within the pages of he Chronicle. laboration with the public and a messages on the description of diverse volunteer committee. In any vehicle involved and license Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015 LOCAL Morton UP! Organization Debuts Anti-Drug Campaign COUNT IT! LOCK IT! DROP IT!: it starts.” Morton UP! is working on se- Effort Targets Unused curing funding for another cam- Prescription Pills That paign focusing prescription drug misuse and abuse, she said. Often Lead to Heroin Use “Opiate/prescription drug By Natalie Johnson misuse and abuse is something we have started this year,” she [email protected] said. In 2013, doctors in the United Morton UP! was formed in States wrote 124 million pre- 2013 and receives about $87,000 scriptions for Vicodin, and 53 in state and federal funding each million for Oxycontin, said Ste- year through a five-year grant ven Freng, Northwest High In- from the DSHS Division of Be- tensity Drug Trafficking Area havioral Health and Recovery’s Prevention and Treatment Man- Community Prevention and ager, at a town hall meeting Tues- Wellness Initiative. day night at Morton High School. “Part of our strategy is what The meeting was organized we talked about last night — to by Morton UP! in partnership kind of do wrap-around preven- with the Lewis County Sheriff’s tion,” Peters said Wednesday. Office. Many of those millions Morton UP! also has a pres- and millions of pills are sitting, ence in the Morton School Dis- unused and forgotten, in the trict. Joe Kiehn, a member of the back of medicine cabinets. Some- coalition, is employed through times they end up in the hands of Educational Service District 113 teenagers and others looking to as a drug prevention specialist. abuse the pills, Freng said. Kiehn does drug prevention “I’m trying to teach people education in elementary and about it,” he said. Natalie Johnson / [email protected] middle school classrooms in The most effective way to Lewis County Sherif Rob Snaza discusses the sherif’s oice eforts to combat drug crime at a town hall meeting at Morton Morton and runs a prevention address a drug problem is drug High School Tuesday evening. Snaza, Lewis County Prosecutor Jonathan Meyers, and Steven Freng, prevention and treat- club at the district. abuse prevention, Freng said. ment manager for the Northwest High Intensity Drug Traicking Area, spoke with members of Morton UP! and area residents. Morton UP! also organizes Morton UP! is trying to do four parenting classes each year just that with a new program in Morton. The classes are run in — Count it! Lock it! Drop it! — “We do have some data from a place other people might not “It wasn’t a big problem and partnership with Centralia Col- which encourages people to keep (the state) Healthy Youth Survey look, and drop off unwanted it’s really emerging and it’s be- lege and last seven to eight weeks. track of their prescription pain that shows an increase county- medication at secure drop boxes. cause of the prescription drugs,” The next class, for parents of medications and, if they’re not in wide in prescription drug use A drop-box for unwanted or Peters said. “We just want to em- children ages 9 through 14, starts use, to throw them away. in students,” said Casey Peters, expired prescriptions is located phasize getting rid of prescrip- Oct. 20. To sign up, call Peters at Morton UP! coalition mem- Morton UP! coalition coordi- at the Morton City Hall at 250 tion drugs because that’s where 740-1424. bers briefly talked about the pro- nator and community outreach Main St. gram Tuesday evening at a town worker with Lewis County Pub- Freng told his audience, made hall meeting at Morton High lic Health & Social Services. up of about 25 East Lewis Coun- School featuring Freng, Lewis The new campaign asks resi- ty residents, that many heroin County Sheriff Rob Snaza and dents to count pills every two users start by abusing prescrip- Lewis County Prosecutor Jona- weeks to prevent theft, lock up tion pain medications such as than Meyer. medications or store them in Oxycontin or Vicodin. announces the hiring of our newest accounting representative Free CPR Class Scheduled for Oct. 13 in Centralia Katie Williams EDUCATION: Riverside Erik Olson of the RFA. pressure,” he said. “What they “I’ve been a paramedic for 18 found out is you didn’t really Job title/position: Accounting Services Representative Fire Authority, Chehalis years … the changes that they’ve gain a blood pressure until after Department: Business Department made are huge when it comes to Fire Department the 19th compression.” Facility : The Chronicle cardiac arrest and survivability,” Every time you stop chest and Dr. Isaac Pope High School: Pe Ell High School he said. compressions, that blood pres- Partner on Project The class will teach members sure dissipates, he said. Starting City of Residence: Napavine of the public how to recognize City of Origin: Born and raised in Pe Ell By The Chronicle chest compressions on someone symptoms of cardiac arrest and with cardiac arrest while wait- Family Life: I am married, my husband’s When a person goes into how to correctly perform CPR ing for paramedics drastically name is Preston. We have a 6-year-old cardiac arrest, every heartbeat and compress the chest. While improves survival rates, Olson daughter named Aubrey. counts. CPR classes used to advise peo- said. The Riverside Fire Author- ple to alternate 10 to 15 chest Hobbies: Anything outdoors: Hunting, ity, Chehalis Fire Department compressions with two breaths, “The longer somebody waits ishing, camping & gardening. and Dr. Isaac Pope are partner- now people are advised to skip and doesn’t do anything … the ing to offer a CPR class for the the breaths in cardiac arrest pa- worse outcomes are,” he said. public at 6 p.m. Oct. 13 at the tients. The class will also cover the Chehalis Eagles Club at 1993 S. This new method helps the use of automatic external defi- Katie can be reached at 807-8236 Market Blvd.. patient maintain a blood pres- brillators. The class is not a CPR certifi- sure for longer, and has improved The free class has room for cation course, but a way for peo- survival rates, Olson said. about 50 people. The class will ple to learn the skills that may “When you’re doing CPR only cover CPR on adults. Call help them save a life, said Cpt. you’re trying to create a blood the RFA at 736-3975 to sign up. CH546824cf.jd County Awarded $171,000 Grant for New Water Tank in Vader By The Chronicle Vader’s current 250,000-gal- Vader’s getting a new water lon tank was built in 1979 and tank. the interior is in need of recoat- After applying for state funds ing. for a third time since 2012, Lewis The county began running County, which is the steward Vader’s system after it experi- “Helping You Make Your House A Home” enced several water main breaks of Vader’s water system, has re- GIFT CERTIFICATES 18 Months ceived the $171,000 grant. and pressure issues between Available NO INTEREST Lewis County Public Works 2007 and 2010. OAC Director Tim Elsea said the town Elsea said since the system currently has one water tank, so has been operated by the county, there is no way to take it out of water loss due to leaks has gone service for cleaning and mainte- from 60 percent to 20 percent. nance. Before the county took over Sale The new tank will also pro- the system, Vader’s poor finan- vide additional storage and up- cial health prevented the town date components to make opera- from applying for grants to work tions more efficient. on the system. Hot Buys Throughout The Store! Elsea said he doesn’t think Since taking over the water the water tank will be construct- system, the county has previous- ed in 2016. ly received a $613,000 grant and “But we might get lucky,” he a $722,000 half forgivable loan ROCKER OR ROCKER OR said. for work on the system. WALL RECLINER WALL RECLINER SOFA News in Brief at the time hiked more than 13 Climber Who Died at miles to report the accident. Mount Rainier National Hagan’s body was recovered Tuesday. Hagan had notable as- Park Identified cents including the tallest moun- MOUNT RAINIER NA- tains in Mexico and Ecuador. $ 95 Matching Pieces Available$ 95 $ 95 TIONAL PARK, Wash. 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Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015 LOCAL XII Step Club of Lewis County Facing Financial Uncertainty POTENTIAL CLOSURE: Formerly Self- Supporting Club Is Asking Community for Donations to Keep Doors Open By Justyna Tomtas [email protected] The 12-step addiction recov- ery program could have possibly saved Scott Reese’s life. At the age of 13, Reese acci- dentally got drunk for the first time at his grandparent’s 50th wedding anniversary. He drank from the wrong punch bowl, and even at a young age, he seemed to like the champagne-infused drink better. From there, he spiraled downward and “lost control al- most immediately.” “I never learned how to not drink inappropriately — I drank to get drunk,” he said. By the the time he was a ju- nior in high school, Reese par- took in both drugs and alcohol. At 19, his family suggested that he try to get clean. Reese entered into six different programs to Pete Caster / [email protected] help fight his addictions. Scott Reese, vice president of the XII Step Club, stands behind the counter of the club's headquarters as he talks with fellow with a club member on Wednesday after- Now clean for 32 years, Re- noon in Chehalis. ese said the 12-step approach worked best for him. As the co-founder of the Lew- is County 12 Step Club, the for- HOW TO HELP mer chemical dependency coun- To donate to the XII Step selor has donated his time to help Club, send a check to 2100 N. others find their sobriety. National Ave., Suite #7, Cheha- What started as an idea later lis, or stop by the club at the blossomed into a self-supporting same address. program that has been in the community for 30 years, helping ally to let people know there is a hundreds of people find help as life out there without alcohol or they battle addiction. drugs. The 12 Step Club, located at If the club shuts down, vol- Yard Birds, hosts 28 meetings unteers fear that some of the a week, including Alcoholics programs will not be able to find Anonymous, Narcotics Anony- meeting space. mous and Emotions Anony- “We’re getting down to where mous, among others. the rubber meets the road. The The club is open 365 days a Drug Court sends people over to year, and in its three decades of Narcotics Anonymous meetings service has only shut its doors twice, both times when the cen- — where are those people going ter flooded and was unusable. to go?” Ellenberger said. Now the club that has saved He added that a large major- countless of lives, needs help sav- ity of the Narcotics Anonymous ing itself. meetings are held at the club, as “We have been bleeding mon- are 13 out of 15 of the Alcoholics ey pretty much every month,” Anonymous meetings. Reese, vice president of the club, For many, the club is much said. “At the very outset at this more than a meeting space, it’s time, within a year we’d have to Pete Caster / [email protected] a saving grace — a place where close the doors.” Scott Reese, vice president of the XII Step Club, stands outside the clubhouse at Yard Birds in Chehalis on Wednesday. people can come to during their Due to the economic down- time of need to get additional turn and low firework sales — support while trying to stay away the club's primary fundraiser month, President Tom Ellen- Taylor, club member and vol- step programs, but it also pro- from negative influences and re- — for the past few years, the or- berger said. After cashing its unteer, said. “Sometimes you vides a safe, sober place for re- main sober. ganization could face closure if it last certificate of deposit three don’t get more than one chance covering addicts to spend time. “This place saved my life and can’t come up with donations for months ago, the club no longer — that’s why I volunteered for 25 Ellenberger said a social area it has saved a lot of other people’s operating costs. has a financial cushion to rely on. years, the entire amount of my is provided for those in recovery, lives just from the fact if nothing The all-volunteer organiza- “This is very emotional for us sobriety.” and the club hosts dances, pic- else that it was here and it was tion is losing close to $500 a because it's life or death,” Tom The club not only hosts 12- nics and other events occasion- safe,” Taylor said. Centralia Public Works Director Fills the Gap for Salvation Army Sidewalks NOT THE FIRST TIME: when the organization had an vation Army happened to be the unexpected water bill of about beneficiary. Kahle Jennings Makes $1,100. “I like my job at the city. The Donation to Pay For “That’s how I can volunteer The Salvation Army hadn’t city has been good to me and budgeted the money, so he this is one of the small ways I can New Walkways because I don’t have a lot of time. reached out to the city’s Public give back to the community each By Dameon Pesanti Works Department for help. year,” he said. But … I’d hate to get credit “I contacted him to see if Jennings wasn’t seeking pub- [email protected] when there are people out there they could donate it, which they licity for the donation, but he Volunteers for the Salvation couldn’t. So I said, ‘Well, can you spoke to The Chronicle about Army in Centralia recently cut who volunteer a bunch of time.” take payments, because it’s not in the matter when reached by a re- down a few trees that were de- my budget,’” Halstad said. porter Wednesday. stroying the sidewalks, but they Kahle Jennings Jennings told him he couldn’t He said he thinks volun- were at a loss for what to do when Public Works director give a discount because the water teerism is important, but the best the city said they had to pay to had been a product sold by the way for him to give back is with repair the walkway. city, but that he could pay the cash as opposed to time. The city has a program in pay to have professionals cut teered to pay the portion himself. balance himself. “That’s how I can volunteer which it splits the cost of re- them down, nor did it have the Finances have been tighter “My most important asset is because I don’t have a lot of time. placing or repairing a damaged funds set aside to pay for the than before at the Centralia Sal- my credibility,” Jennings said. But … I’d hate to get credit when sidewalks with the owner of the sidewalks. vation Army, Jennings said, be- “I’m not willing to compromise there are people out there who property. Replacing those alone totaled cause funds that were available my credibility to benefit orga- volunteer a bunch of time,” he But the organization, which about $700. So when Centralia from the parent organization nizations, even if they’re ones I said. “That’s what this (story) has been in Centralia for 125 Public Works Director Kahle aren’t available any more. believe in.” should be about, is how people years, had already roused a group Jennings, who is also Salvation Major DeWayne Halstad of Jennings said he tries to make give back to the community, be- of volunteers to remove the trees. Army board member, heard the Salvation Army said he first a significant charitable donation cause a dollar is a dollar, but time It didn’t have the $3,600 to about the predicament, he volun- met Jennings a couple years ago every year, and this year the Sal- is not refundable.” News in Brief Oakview School in port of an attempted robbery in Washington First Stop Xi will be in Seattle from Sept. welcoming committee for the the 1500 block of Delaware Av- 22 to 24. He and his delegation Chinese delegation that includes Centralia Notifies enue in Centralia in which a man for China President on are scheduled to visit locations several high-profile leaders from Parents About allegedly tried to take a bicycle throughout the Seattle area, includ- the Boeing Co., Microsoft, Star- from a child. U.S. Visit ing Everett’s Paine Field, Micro- bucks, the University of Wash- Reported Robbery According to a release from SEATTLE (AP) — Washing- soft’s main Redmond campus and ington, Alaska Airlines, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation By The Chronicle the school, the man, reported to ton state will be the first stop Lincoln High School in Tacoma. for Chinese President Xi Jinping and others. The Oakview School in Cen- be a blond man in his 30s or 40s, After his Washington state tralia is warning parents about tried to remove a second-grade during a visit to the United States visit, the Chinese president will an incident from Tuesday night student from the bike. next week. travel to Washington, D.C., for Have a in which a person reportedly The school is warning stu- Gov. Jay Inslee said Wednes- talks with President Barack mobile phone? tried to steal a child’s bike. dents to avoid strangers and if day he invited Xi to Washington Obama. According to the Centralia lured by a stranger, to try to get state in recognition of the area’s Former Washington gover- Police Department, at 5:34 p.m. away and get the attention of strong economic, academic and nors Gary Locke and Chris Gre- chronline.com/mobile on Tuesday, police received a re- adults. cultural ties to China. goire will head up a 30-person • Main 7 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015 Centralia Woman Charged With Assault on Children After ‘Lengthy’ Investigation, Blaming it on Daughter JAILED: Bail Set at said that Munsey was often upset and resented the boys. She said $100,000 For Woman her daughter became frustrated Accused of Injuring Boys with the boys and described scenes of possible abuse, accord- By Natalie Johnson ing to court documents. [email protected] Deputies confronted Cheney, saying her account of her daugh- A Centralia woman was ter’s actions did not account for charged Wednesday for allegedly the injuries observed on the boys. assaulting two children after try- Cheney gave a second state- ing to blame her daughter for the ment in which she told deputies crime. that her daughter hit at least one Victoria A. Cheney, 44, of of the boys and beat him with a Centralia, was charged Wednes- wooden spoon. day in Lewis County Superior She also said her daughter Court with two counts of sec- used drugs, according to court ond-degree assault of a child, documents. one count of malicious prosecu- Munsey was arrested in July tion and three counts of tamper- on suspicion of two counts of ing with a witness. second-degree assault of a child. She was arrested Tuesday af- On Sept. 4, charges against ter a six-week investigation by Munsey were dismissed without the Lewis County Sheriff’s Of- prejudice, meaning prosecutors fice. could file the charges again in “After a very exhaustive and the future. complex and lengthy investi- Natalie Johnson / [email protected] Detectives continued to in- gation over the past six weeks, Victoria A. Cheney makes an appearance in Lewis County Superior Court on Wednesday afternoon at the Lewis County Law vestigate the case and Munsey probable cause was developed and Justice Center in Chehalis. Cheney is accused of two counts of second-degree assault of a child. denied assaulting the children at for the arrest of Ms. Cheney for any time. the assault of the two children,” The two boys identified said Chief Deputy Stacy Brown, “The two alleged victims of that both boys had bruising on and said there was not any bruis- Cheney as the person who hurt of the Lewis County Sheriff’s the assault here are quite young their faces. The 2-year-old’s left ing. them, according to court docu- Office. … I think on the circumstances eye was almost swollen shut, ac- Neither boy had broken ments. Brown said detectives spent bail is set at $100,000,” Brosey cording to court documents. bones, but had extensive bruis- In August, Cheney allegedly at least 180 hours working on the said. The deputies asked the boy’s ing and swelling. admitted to detectives that she case. Cheney’s next court appear- father what happened. The boys were reportedly did not see Munsey assault the Cheney’s daughter, Chandra ance is scheduled for Sept. 24. He provided a recorded state- taken to Providence Centralia boys. She then told detectives Munsey, was arrested in July for The Lewis County Sheriff’s ment in which he reported that Hospital for evaluation, and were the boys’ father must have been the crime, but the charges were Office first responded to reports the boys had been at his fiance later transferred to Mary Bridge responsible. She then blamed a later dropped after further inves- of an assault on two children, 2- Munsey’s parents’ home in the in Tacoma. man staying at her house for the tigation. Cheney reportedly told and 3-year-old boys, on July 22 2400 block of Little Hanaford Both boys are currently in assault, according to court docu- detectives her daughter assaulted in the 700 block of Harrison Av- Road in Centralia for the past foster care, according to the ments. the boys. enue in Centralia, according to four nights. sheriff’s office. Cheney is also accused of Judge Richard Brosey ordered court documents. Munsey reported that she saw Cheney gave a recorded state- asking another person to write a Cheney held on $100,000 bail. The deputy reportedly saw the boys on two of those days ment to deputies in which she letter incriminating Munsey. Lewis County Medic One Prepares to Begin Work on 2016 Budget NUMBER CRUNCHING: terlocal effective next summer, memorandum of understanding geted for overtime and the year some overtime paid out for cov- the answer is still unknown. with International Association of is projected to end at $87,000 in ering vacation and sick time. Agency Uncertain How The agency may have to bud- Firefighters Local Union 4863. overtime costs. A budget workshop is sched- Many Paramedics It Can get for a different number of Layoffs that were proposed “This system can operate with uled for 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 28 at medics for the first and second earlier this year to take effect July (six), but with what you’re paying the main fire station in Toledo. Afford With Pending Exit parts of the year. 1 were postponed to the end of out in your overtime you might Tuesday’s meeting was the first of Winlock Fire District Diane Wallace, business the year. as well have a seventh medic one with board representation manager for Medic One and Fire However, according to the and give these guys a little more from fire districts that contract By Kaylee Osowski District 2, told the board at its contract with the union, the depth for coverage,” Wallace said. with Medic One. District 8 in Sal- [email protected] Tuesday meeting that while pre- number of paramedics goes back Fire District 20 Commis- kum and District 1 in Onalaska paring the 2016 budget, it has to up to eight after the end of this sioner Terry Williams said if the had commissioners on the board; After nearly a year of turbu- plan as if Winlock will be leaving. year, unless a different agree- interlocal hires seven medics a representative from District 3 in lence due to budgetary issues, When asked by a board mem- ment is reached. and uses the $20,000 budgeted Mossyrock was absent. the Lewis County Medic One ber if Winlock would stay, dis- “We want to be able to save for overtime, the nearly $70,000 The idea to allow the con- Interlocal Board is preparing to trict Commissioner Stan Han- jobs and things like that so we difference between the budgeted tracted districts representation create its budget for 2016. kins said he wasn’t sure. are open to looking at other op- overtime and estimated ending on the board had been discussed First the board must figure “The way it looks right now — tions,” said Brad Flexhaug, union overtime costs is a stretch to pay at multiple meetings in the last out how many paramedics the no,” he said, adding the situation president. for another medic. year. The interlocal bylaws are system can afford. could change. Due to being down to six in- If Medic One had seven still under discussion, and a With Fire District 15 in Win- Currently, Medic One is ap- dividuals, the medics have been paramedics, Flexhaug said they meeting on the issue is sched- lock issuing a notification to the proved to operate through De- working scheduled overtime. wouldn’t have to work scheduled uled for Sept. 23 at the main sta- board that it is leaving the in- cember with six medics through a For 2015, $20,000 was bud- overtime, but there would still be tion in Salkum. News in Brief

eration last week was a young of- side. The husband saw the suspect spray can at the ready above him. Seedpod Farm to Host Water Restrictions ficer who recently joined Army walking off his neighbor’s porch. The suspect appeared in Harvest Festival Hit Washington City Special Forces. Police say the suspect started Thurston County Superior Court walking in the man’s direction, of a bail hearing Tuesday. He By The Chronicle Maj. Timothy Chavis, a 1st of ‘Twilight’ Fame Special Forces Group spokesman, and as he got closer the resident faces one count of unlawful pos- A Harvest Festival & Craft FORKS (AP) — The small says 29-year-old Capt. James sprayed the suspect with the hor- session of a controlled substance Fair is being held 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Washington city whose fre- Ahn of California died Friday in net killer and kept the other man for a bag of methamphetamine Saturday, Oct. 17, at Seedpod quently dismal and rainy atmo- an accident in Washington state. on the ground by holding the found during the arrest. Farm, 2330 Howard Ave., Cen- sphere served as the backdrop of A local rescue team helping in tralia. the “Twilight” vampire romance the search discovered his body in The event will give people a novels is facing emergency water a heavily wooded area in Mason PACIFIC NORTHWEST chance to meet local producers restrictions. County. and farmers, and support local The Peninsula Daily News The News Tribune reported ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA, UTAH artisans and crafters. reported that the mayor of Forks the Army is conducting three REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! Among the products avail- says city wells have reached criti- separate investigations into his n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers able will be crafts, preserves, cal levels after a dry summer, and death. 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation soaps and textiles. Homestead- Number of words: 25 l Extra word cost: $10 lawn-watering, home car-wash- Ahn was part of the special Cost: $540 (Runs 3 consecutive days including wkds.) ing demonstrations will be given, ing, and filling of swimming forces unit based at Joint Base n PNDN 2x2 DISPLAY - Daily Newspapers

activities will be available for pools or hot tubs is now banned Lewis-McChord who jumped 27 newspapers - 1,016,864 circulation CH546846ic.sw kids and live music will be per- until further notice. Violations from a plane with other service Size: 2x2 (3.25”x2”) Cost: 1x 2x2: $1,050 formed. warrant fines of up to $500. members. Big T’s BBQ will provide Forks is near the northwest He joined the 1st Special More info: [email protected] or call (916) 288-6011 pulled pork sundaes. corner of the Olympic Peninsula Forces Group in May 2014. He This is an outdoor event; ta- and adjacent to the Hoh Rain previously served at Fort Bragg, bles will be set up in the Seedpod Forest. Stephanie Meyer, the au- North Carolina as a quartermas- Farm orchard. thor of the “Twilight” series, has ter. He has numerous medals for For more information, call said she wanted to set her books his military service. (360) 807-4693 or visit www. someplace “ridiculously rainy” By seedpodfarm.com. and picked Forks after finding it No Charge for Appointment on a Google search. Olympia Man Uses Consultations Centralia High Officials say it will take a least Hornet Spray to Capture a couple weeks of steady rain to Accused Trespasser 1800 Cooks Hill Road, Suite A School to Perform replenish the wells. Centralia, WA 98531 ‘Romeo and Juliet’ OLYMPIA (AP) — An Olym- Army Identifies pia man kept who he says was a Are your knees protected from injury? By The Chronicle trespasser in his backyard at bay Save your knees! William Shakespeare’s “Ro- Soldier Who Died in with a can of wasp and hornet meo and Juliet” will be per- Parachute Exercise killer. • Sports Knee Braces formed at Centralia High School The Olympian reported that Custom and Non-Custom Nov. 12-14 in the school’s classi- SHELTON (AP) — The police responded to a trespassing torium. Army says the soldier who died call early Monday after a couple • Athletic Ankle Splints Performances will be at 7 p.m. during a parachute training op- awoke to their dog barking out- Thursday, Nov. 12, and Friday, • Arch Supports Nov. 13. On Saturday, Nov. 14, Look for our Saturday CH545743rc.cg • Shoulder Dislocation Splints the play will be offered at 2 p.m. commentary by John McCroskey and 7 p.m. We’ll Keep You on the Field! “Romeo and Juliet” is being directed by Shane Rivers. (360) 330-1602 Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015

Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Volunteering Is Indeed Often as Good as Cash Knowing what we do about in my budget,’” Salvation Army give back to the community, be- Saints, Catholic congregations Centralia Public Works Direc- Our Views Major DeWayne Halstad said. cause a dollar is a dollar, but time and the Assembly of God stood tor Kahle Jennings, it’s likely he member at the Salvation Army, Jennings took the money is not refundable.” together to trim weeds, spruce would have been content with learned of the issue, he paid the from his own pocket. Jennings’ deflection rings up cemeteries and otherwise give the public never hearing about balance himself. While his kindness is in- true across Lewis County, where back to their fellow citizens. his recent act of kindness. On its own, the act would spiring in itself, an interview hundreds of people make con- No one received payment As detailed on page Main represent an incredibly kind ges- with The Chronicle Wednesday stant efforts to improve the lives for their work, aside from the 6 of today’s edition, Jennings ture. Taken together with previ- brought a powerful quote as well. of others with no hope of a pay- knowledge of a job well done. stepped in to donate $700 to the ous actions by Jennings, though, He said he tries to make at check at the end of the day. “It’s a day where everyone Centralia Salvation Army after it’s more of a trend. The Public least one large charitable dona- A great example unfolded goes out and tries to better the the charitable organization was Works director previously gave tion every year. over the weekend as the annual community,” said Trevor Pratt, a hit with the cost of unbudgeted $1,100 to pay for the Salvation “That’s how I can volunteer National Day of Service brought volunteer. repairs to its sidewalks. Army’s unexpectedly costly wa- because I don’t have a lot of time. together dozens of individuals We can all learn from the ex- Sidewalk repairs are normal- ter bill. But … I’d hate to get credit when from a number of religious de- amples of both Jennings and the ly paid for through a program “I contacted him to see if there are people out there who nominations to improve their Day of Service participants. in which the city splits the cost they could donate it, which they volunteer a bunch of time,” he communities. You don’t need time and with the property owner. couldn’t. So I said, ‘Well, can you said. “That’s what this (story) Representatives of the Church money to make a difference. When Jennings, a board take payments, because it’s not should be about, is how people of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day One or the other will do. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... A Columnist’s Collection of Observations on Human Relations Sometimes, changes happen so slowly that we’re unaware of them. Driving west on Main Street in Centralia a week or so ago I noticed a spray-painted ‘‘If he makes a turn gang logo on the building that old-timers — really old old- without signaling at timers — will remember as all, RUN! Do that at Centralia Junk Co. It may be my imagination, but it seems to the next available me that there are fewer of those traffic light, if desecrations being painted these days. practical. He will I’m assum- ing it may be make a self-centered because owners mate, thinking only of facilities that COMMENTARY: Lewis Co. Power Rankings have been hit of himself in any are repainting those misguid- situation that might ed cries for at- come up during Power Rankings: Three Cheers tention quicker By Bill Moeller than they used cohabitation.’’ to, and that for 10 Years of Me and Knotweed makes them less worthwhile I was notified on Tuesday copy and let your editor clean it about weed technician Denise painting in the first place. As I that I’d reached, to the day, my up in the morning. There’s lots Wagner’s personal crusade drove past the recent addition I 10-year anniversary with The of stories and you’re only young against knotweed, though, my wondered if anyone who paints Chronicle. That’s nearly a third once, for God’s sake. first thought is a thousand-yard such things will ever be inclined might come up during cohabita- tion. I’ll bet he doesn’t turn on of my life spent in the employ stare over a room-temperature to feel the least little bit of re- of this newspaper, which was a Centralia Police Citizen’s beer in a dimly-lit bar in re- morse, some time in the future. his headlights in rain, either. He may drive a nice car, but is it cause for some reflection. Academy: The police academy sponse to a question asked by an Probably not, but that was What have I accomplished is getting a reboot! Here’s a few idealistic would-be apprentice. balanced by the thought that na- worth it? The sexes may be reversed or since then? I’ve got a son, a highlights of what the nine-week “Knotweed,” she says. “Kid, ture’s program of natural selec- course will now feature: otherwise adjusted in the pre- house and a dog. I’m in charge you don’t want to start with tion usually sees to it that they’ll of what’s always been my favor- • DUI Night: No, it’s not an ceding illustrations. knotweed. You set out, a bottle get involved in a gang war ite part of the invitation. Students get to drive of Casoron in one hand and sooner or later, and the question paper. My job, a a golf cart while in DUI-simu- Another example of someone a dream in your heart. Think becomes moot. lot of the time, lating goggles, which probably displaying less than reasonable you’ll change the world. Think involves being comes across as a challenge to you’ll clean up this river, make Changing the subject, I usu- intelligence is the fact that you on the clock certain people. it a more habitable place for ally travel through the intersec- won’t find house numbers on while I do what • Mock crime scene: Basically salmon and beavers. Think your tion of Harrison Avenue and many city homes or businesses. most people a real-life game of Clue. “It was kids’ll be able to run straight Johnson Road several times a How can the occupants not ex- choose to do in the hobo with the folded coat from that old trestle down to day. It’s my observation that pect a possible delay if they have their spare time hanger in the vacant lot!” I hope the shore without a hitch. Think more people entering Harrison to call 911 for a fire or medical — watch sports. By Aaron VanTuyl they enlist local high school the- someone’s gonna notice. Maybe turn left instead of right, or go- emergency? How have I ater students for set design and you get a thank-you note from ing straight, and that the use A far greater percentage of grown as a functional member give them an unlimited supply of a grateful farmer, a handshake of the vehicle’s turn signals dif- rural residents do display their of society? I pay my bills on red food coloring and corn syrup. from a steelhead. You treat 250 fers vastly. It is vast enough for numbers, usually on the road- time. The tabs on my car are • Gun range trip: This obvi- sites a year, and after 30 years, me to devise a simple method side mailbox, but it’s usually current (as of last week). When ously turns into a trick-shooting the chief asks for your spray-gun (modestly known as the Moeller only found on the side which Compatibility Test) giving any my parents are asked if we’re re- clinic, with blindfolded William and weed control badge, and the mail carrier sees. Anyone lated, they don’t have to wonder Tell-esque stunts. you’re out on the street. No pa- young person the tools with trying to find a specific location which to predict the suitability if they’re about to be served with rade. No golden watch. And the from the other direction is usu- legal documents. I’ve hosted Teachers: Educators in the worst part? The part that keeps of a relationship with someone ally in the dark. of the opposite (or same, in this numerous job shadows, and Centralia School District are you up at night?” I know from my own ex- successfully steered all of them protesting their lack of a new She takes a sip. The beer’s state) sex. periences looking for rural Be wary if your companion away from the pursuit of an contract, which is better than flat. The beer’s always flat. Her weddings that it’s an unnerv- waits until starting to make his English degree. protesting little Theodore in the lip curls. Maybe it’s the swill; ing experience trying to drive turn before activating his turn If I could talk to first-day, third grade who keeps biting the maybe it’s the memory of her signal, because he’s obviously far in a straight line while peering 22-year-old me, what would I tell girl next to him. The teachers’ Sisyphean task. less intelligent than you are. He backward to see if I can read an him? Ask more questions. Don’t requests are certainly reasonable, “The knotweed’s still out hasn’t yet figured out that the address on the other side of a stress about writing it if it’s a and anyone dealing with kids all there,” she says. “You can’t beat reason the device is there in the mailbox. fact. Money’s fine, but it’s not day should probably be able to it, kid. There’s one of you, and first place is to let other driver I find I have two other com- really the point. You’re not get- write their own ticket. … well, just a buttload of knot- know what one intends to do, ments on human nature that ting married any time soon, so weed.” not what is already happening. have just occurred to me. I’ll quit worrying about it. The day Knotweed: The Lewis County Wagner and the Weed Con- Be wary, and begin the process have to save them for another you dread going to work, start Noxious Weed Control Board trol Board, of course, have an un- of searching for someone else. day. looking for a new job. And write has been battling knotweed, an eviable task, but it’s an admirable Soon. every story like the President invasive plant that chokes out quest — whether or not they beat If he makes a turn without ••• and your grandmother are going native plants, for 10 years now knotweed. signaling at all, RUN! Do that Bill Moeller is a former entertain- to read it — unless there’s, like, a (weird coincidence, I know). It’s ••• at the next available traffic light, er, mayor, bookstore owner, city coun- cute girl and a bottle of wine and a noble fight, without a doubt; Aaron VanTuyl is a columnist if practical. He will make a self- cil member, paratrooper and pilot liv- a wink and a particularly sug- trying to keep noxious weeds and The Chronicle’s sports editor. centered mate, thinking only ing in Centralia. He can be reached at gestive invitation, in which case out of the Chehalis River is an His nonsensical take on the news can of himself in any situation that [email protected]. you should hammer out some important cause. When I read be found each Thursday.

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When necessary, we will be willing to take a tough, definitive stance on a controver- sial issue. • Main 9 LOCAL / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015 Sheriff’s Office Launches Special Enforcement Team Program NEW GROUP: Officers to Track Trends, Work Emphasis Patrols “What we’re really trying to do is By Natalie Johnson address what we’re seeing as an [email protected] increase in burglaries and theft in The Lewis County Sheriff’s our community.” Office announced Wednesday the creation of the new Sheriff’s Rob Snaza Enforcement Team, known as sheriff SET, which will be assigned to follow crime trends and make special patrols in the county. “What we’re really trying to but we found this is something In a press release on the SET we need to get done,” he said. team, Snaza characterized the do is address what we’re seeing “There’s never a perfect time to deputies as “go getters.” as an increase in burglaries and put a team like this together.” The SET team officially be- theft in our community,” said Courtesy Photo Unlike most sheriff’s depu- gan working together about a Lewis County Sheriff Rob Snaza. From left, Deputy Tim English, Deputy Jef Godbey, Sgt. Dan Riordan and Deputy ties, the members of the SET month ago, but Snaza said the The team, composed of a ser- Rick Van Wyck and K9 Axel, shown with Sherif Rob Snaza and Undersherif Wes team will not work a regular idea has been in the works for geant and three deputies, includ- Rethwill, make up the Sherif’s Oice new SET team. schedule. Instead, they’ll work as much longer. ing a K9 Unit, will be assigned needed to follow up on trends. “We tried to do it early on in to work DUI emphasis patrols, unit supervisor. the south end of the county, Sna- “On the set team you don’t get the first few months of my term track and investigate trends in to work 8 to 5,” Snaza said. of office but we just weren’t ready crime, do warrant sweeps and “Being on the SET team is za noted, saying the SET team (about) multi-tasking because will now spend time in the af- Last weekend, the SET team for it,” he said. “It’s been a work conduct drug investigations. The worked a special detail that re- in progress.” fected areas, investigating leads SET team will also spend time you have to help the road guys sulted in a number of arrests, Snaza said he once was a in areas with low sheriff’s office out in peak hours … (and) you and rooting out the cause of the according to the sheriff’s office. member of the sheriff’s office’s staffing, such as Packwood, Ran- have to go to the places where increase. The SET team works with depu- now defunct street crimes unit, dle, Mineral or Pe Ell, Snaza said. there’s high volumes of burglary The program will not im- ties on patrol, other law-enforce- which handled many of the re- The unit includes deputies activity, crime activity,” Snaza pact the sheriff’s office budget ment agencies and the Joint Nar- sponsibilities now assigned to Tim English, Jeff Godbey and said. and does not add deputies to the cotics Task Force. SET. Rick Van Wyck and K9 Axel. Sgt. The sheriff’s office has no- streets, he said. Each deputy had to apply and “I believe we had a true impact Dan Riordan will work as the ticed an increase in burglaries in “We’re down a couple deputies be selected to work on the team. on criminal activity,” he said. Centralia Budget Talks: Borst Field Fees Slated to Rise in Centralia RECOUPING COSTS: told the present councilors that departments due to negotiated the fee isn’t enough to recoup the raises for employees. A few other Increases Discussed city’s expenses when it prepares costs also increased. as Part of 2016 City “They utilize our chalk, our for games and tournaments at For example, the city’s mu- water and time.” the fields, but it would help soft- nicipal court budget is increas- Budget Negotiations en the blow while keeping rates ing to make changes in light of By Dameon Pesanti competitive with other areas. some recent Washington State Emil Pierson “You recoup costs through Supreme Court decisions related [email protected] Community Development director people shopping and eating to indigent defense. It could get a little more ex- here, that’s the economic engine. The city’s strategic priorities pensive to hit the baseball and Those things will increase sales are to improve the city streets, softball fields in Centralia next tax. This is the engine to get us use grants for local flood relief year. shop for 2016 at Centralia City get,” Pierson said. “We don’t ask there,” he said. projects, review policies and The Community Develop- Hall on Tuesday evening. for additional money so we find Councilors Bart Ricks, Lee boundaries for the urban growth ment Department is proposing Community Development ways to cut. This is one way we Coumbs, John Elmore, Max area, develop strategies for infra- adding new park fees, the first is proposing a facility charge start to balance.” Vogt and Mayor Bonnie Cana- structure needs and focus on job of its kind in the last nine years, of $100 at the Borst Park soft- The department also wants day were present. Gabe Anzelini growth. aimed specifically at people and ball complex and $50 charge at to see charges for portable out- and Ron Greenwood were absent. Councilor Ricks said he organizations who wish to use Wheeler Field. field fencing go to $100 per field It’s budget season at Centra- wanted to see some of the city’s the baseball fields at the North- The department also wants to or $10 per panel. lia City Hall. Members of the unallocated reserves be put to- west Sports Hub and Sports add an additional $10 charge per Renting large picnic shelters Centralia City Council listened ward fixing the streets in town. Complex at Borst Park. game in Wheeler and the Borst would go up to $100 per day as to budget presentations given The city will have the first “They utilize our chalk, our Park softball complex for using well. by the city departments leaders public hearing on the budget water and time,” said Commu- the lights. Pierson said the fees would go throughout the workshop. during the Oct. 13 city council nity Development Director Emil “(Power) is actually one of the into the city’s general fund and The city’s expenditures are meeting. The budget for 2016 Pierson during a budget work- largest increases within my bud- not back to the parks directly. He expected to increase in several will be adopted by Dec. 31. ‘Drop the Charges’: Two Protesters Arrested at Thurston County Courthouse TURMOIL: Protest Centered on Two Black Men Shot by Officer May 21 ‘‘As soon as they let By Andy Hobb me go, I’m going right The Olympian back where I was.’’ Two protesters were arrested Wednesday morning for block- Rasaki Lee Vandrush ing the entrance to the Thurston protester County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. About 10 protesters chanted Thurston County Courthouse. “drop the charges” and posted Their chants have been cardboard signs on the wall in loud enough to disrupt activ- support of Andre Thompson ity in the courtrooms, includ- and Bryson Chaplin, two black ing a Wednesday morning trial men who were shot May 21 by a for a sex crime that involved a white Olympia police officer and child victim. Deputy Prosecu- have subsequently been charged tor Megan Winder said the case with assault. The officer, Ryan required two recesses while the Donald, is not facing criminal victim was giving testimony on charges. the witness stand. Thurston County Sheriff’s The chanting also disrupted deputies arrested Caro Gonzales Tuesday afternoon’s prelimi- and Rasaki Lee Vandrush after nary hearings to the point where they refused to stop blocking the Judge Anne Hirsch asked secu- doorway for employees. Before rity guards to address the pro- the arrest, Capt. Greg Elwin had testers. asked the group to find an alter- Andy Hobbs / The Olympian The protesters have been or- native way to share its message. Rasaki Lee Vandrush, from left, and Caro Gonzales talk with public defender Larry Jeferson during a protest Wednesday ganizing and communicating Elwin also recited the state law morning outside the Thurston County Prosecuting Attorney’s Oice at the county courthouse in Olympia. Vandrush and through a Facebook page, which regarding the interference and Gonzales later were arrested for obstructing the entrance. calls for daily demonstrations obstruction of a court, which is a leading up to the Sept. 22 ar- gross misdemeanor. Vandrush, who uses a wheel- Vandrush told The Olympian. had announced the charges raignment of Thompson and Gonzales and Vandrush re- chair, waited outside the court- “People ask, ‘why do we say “black against Thompson and Chaplin Chaplin. Tunheim held a meet- sumed chanting in front of the house for transport to jail — and lives matter”?’ Because it’s inher- this month. ing Sept. 5 to explain his charg- door and were subsequently led expressed frustration over the ent that they don’t.” Throughout the week, a ing decisions in response to pro- away by deputies. A few protest- criminal justice system. The protesters directed their handful of protesters have occu- testers who staged a sit-in that ers stayed behind to silently dem- “As soon as they let me go, I’m outrage at Thurston County pied the entrance to Tunheim’s week at his office. About 30 peo- onstrate in the office. going right back where I was,” Prosecutor Jon Tunheim, who office on the second floor of the ple showed up to ask questions. U.S. Army Rechristens Frequently Deployed Lewis-McChord-Based Stryker Brigade TACOMA (AP) — What a year ago, the 1st Brigade, 2nd "That is part of the history and Veterans have been sounding off fighting under its command in looks like a simple name change Infantry Division. tradition of our profession," said at the brigade's social media sites, Iraq and Afghanistan or while for a Stryker brigade at Joint Base It's a change driven by cus- Brig. Gen. Ken Kamper, a leader venting about the change. training for deployments. Those Lewis-McChord means much tom. The Army's getting smaller, at Fort Hood, Texas, who once "I understand what the Ar- sacrifices are fresh memories for more for thousands of military and when it shrinks, it chooses to commanded the brigade's artil- my's concept is and what they're soldiers. families who passed through the retain the identities of its oldest lery battalion on a 15-month de- doing. At the same time 3-2 Ar- "At least two or three times a South Sound during the Afghan- units while closing younger ones. ployment during the Iraq surge. rowhead is America's first Stryk- week, you'd have to go out there istan and Iraq wars. In this case, the name of a "As we move forward, great people er brigade. It'll always be that," and clean up around the memo- The Army on Tuesday retired unit with a deep history at JBLM will remember the legacy of 3-2 said Sgt. 1st Class Derek White, rial because a soldier would go the flag of its first and most fre- and in Iraq will be replaced by just as great people will continue 35, who served six years in the out there and drink a beer with quently deployed Stryker brigade. the name of a unit with an even to serve honorably and continue brigade and deployed twice with a buddy, or a family would leave The 3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry deeper history of nearly 50 years the legacy of the 1-2." it to Iraq. flowers," said retired Col. Charles Division was rechristened with in South Korea. It also changes The reflagging stirs strong The brigade's granite me- Webster, who led the brigade on the identity of a command the the brigade's symbols, moving emotions, however, because of the morial at JBLM lists the names its deployment to Afghanistan in Army inactivated in South Korea from "Arrowhead" to "Ghost." 3-2's deployments to recent wars. of 146 soldiers who died while 2011-12. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015 Records Sirens, Court Records, Lotteries, Commodities

Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT attempted robbery in the 1500 The deputy saw a flashlight come of Southwest Riverside Drive in cion of third-degree theft. Logging Truck Damaged block of Delaware Avenue. A on and began giving the suspect Chehalis that is being remod- man allegedly tried to take a bi- commands. The suspect alleg- eled. Two doors were kicked in • Police received a report of cycle from a child. edly did not follow commands and damaged. Bremerton Man Arrested on damage to a logging truck at and the deputy deployed a Taser. Suspicion of Meth Possession 8:07 a.m. Wednesday in the 200 Teen Arrested The man continued to resist and • Bradley L. Reynolds, 44, of block of East Chestnut Street. Three Teens After Alleged Assault ran down a driveway to the road. Arrested for Drinking Bremerton, was arrested at 7:38 He was later arrested at his resi- p.m. Tuesday in the 500 block of Protection Order Violation • A 14-year-old girl was ar- dence after deputies found him • Three 15-year-old Chehalis rested at 5:48 p.m. Tuesday in boys were arrested at 8:08 p.m. Southeast Washington Avenue • Carlos A. Jimon-Gatica, hiding under a bed. The Morton on suspicion of possession of the 600 block of South Wash- Police Department assisted the Monday near the intersection of 32, of Centralia, was arrested ington Avenue on suspicion of Second Street and Cascade Av- methamphetamine. in the 500 block of South Tower Lewis County Sheriff’s Office. second-degree assault after she McMillion’s first court appear- enue on suspicion of possessing Avenue on Wednesday at about reportedly tried to stab a parent and consuming alcohol. Man Arrested After Dispute 10:33 p.m. for allegedly violat- ance was originally scheduled for with a pen. Wednesday afternoon, but was • Talen C. Maddux, 25, of ing a protection order. He was Chehalis, was arrested on sus- booked into the Lewis County rescheduled to this morning be- Prescription Man Arrested cause he needs a sign-language Drugs Reported Missing picion of fourth-degree assault Jail. for Violation of Order Tuesday near the intersection • Steven G. Thurman, 63, of interpreter. • At 2:36 p.m. on Tuesday, of Northwest Quincy Place and Centralia, was arrested in the • Steven G. Thurman, 63, of prescription drugs were report- West Main Street after a dispute 1100 block of West Chestnut Centralia, was arrested at 10:27 Assault on a Deputy, ed missing in the 1700 block of over money, according to the Street on Wednesday at about p.m. on Tuesday in the 1100 Disorderly Conduct South Market Boulevard. Chehalis Police Department. 2:26 p.m. for allegedly violat- block of Chestnut Street in Cen- • Lynn K. Jorgensen, Jr., 45, ing a restraining order. He was tralia on suspicion of violation Man Arrested on Suspicion of booked into the Lewis County of an anti-harassment order. of Ethel, was arrested in the FIRES Jail. 100 block of Leonard Road at Stealing Plumbing Supplies Shed Destroyed, home about 3:20 p.m. on Wednesday Rodney S. Creech, 24, of LEwIS COuNTy ShERIFF’S OFFICE Damaged in Toledo Fire Mail Theft for third-degree assault and Chehalis was arrested at 3:42 Man Sought for disorderly conduct. Prior to the p.m. on Tuesday in the 1700 • At 1:35 p.m. Tuesday, a • Officers took a report of Burglary Arrested arrest, a deputy saw Jorgensen block of Louisiana Avenue on structure fire was reported in mail theft, possibly by a known allegedly shatter a glass bottle the 800 block of Jackson High- • William F. Eberle, 52, was suspicion of third-degree theft. suspect, in the 800 block of on the ground when he was sit- way South in Toledo. The fire arrested at 4:06 p.m. Tuesday on He is accused of stealing $81 in South Pearl Street at about 6:23 ting near the Newaukum bridge. started in a shed, which was suspicion of second-degree bur- plumbing supplies. p.m. on Wednesday. When the deputy tried to talk to destroyed, and moved to the glary and malicious mischief in him Jorgensen allegedly started house. The house was dam- a burglary reported at 5:21 p.m. One Cited For Theft aged, but most of it was saved Trespass Monday in the 1200 block of Long swinging a large metal object toward the deputy. As Jorgensen • Ronald D. Wright, 43, of said Lewis County Fire District • Terry L. Bryan, 35, of Cen- Road in Centralia. Eberle was also Centralia, was arrested at 2:40 2 Chief Dave Germain. Fire in- tralia, was arrested in the 500 arrested on suspicion of posses- was being placed in custody he became combative and had to p.m. Monday in the 1600 block vestigators are working to deter- block of South Tower Avenue at sion of methamphetamine. of Louisiana Avenue on suspi- mine the cause of the fire. 6:17 a.m. Thursday for allegedly be carried to the patrol car and trespassing. He was booked into kicked a deputy in the process. the Lewis County Jail. horses on the Loose Jorgensen was also booked into Found in Chehalis the Lewis County Jail. Service Announcement for Man Arrested on • A man in the 100 block of Chainsaws Stolen in Suspicion of Assault, Violating Eckhardt Road in Chehalis was Maria Anna Billman Rochester Burglary No-Contact Order surprised Tuesday morning to find two horses in his yard. Dep- • Two Stihl chainsaws were Rosary: • Edgar Ramirez-Dado, 20, uties responded and learned the reportedly stolen from an out- St. Mary Church, of Centralia was arrested and horses didn’t belong to anyone building in a burglary in the past booked at 8:25 a.m. Tuesday in 225 N. Washington Ave., Centralia, WA 98531. in the neighborhood. Neither two days in the 2300 block of the 600 block of Warsaw Street Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015 at 7:00 p.m. horse had shoes and both need- Lincoln Creek Road in Rochester. in Centralia on suspicion of ed hoof trimming, according to A suspicious vehicle was report- fourth-degree assault, domestic Celebration of Life: the sheriff’s office. The horses edly seen in the area near the violence, third-degree malicious St. Mary Church, have been impounded to the time of the burglary. The incident mischief and violation of a no- Friday, Sept. 18, 2015 at 11:00 a.m. Chehalis Livestock Market until is under investigation. contact order. an owner is found. Deputies do not know where the horses are To view the obituary, please go to chronline.com/obituaries. Items Stolen From Car from, but based on their drop- ChEhALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT • At 9:12 a.m. on Tuesday, pings, deduced that they came Vehicle Prowls Reported police received a report of a ve- from the Brown Road East area. • At 7:31 a.m. on Tuesday, a In Remembrance hicle prowl in the 1200 block of vehicle prowl was reported in Alder Street in Centralia. Items Mossyrock Burglary Suspect the 600 block of Southeast Dob- were reportedly stolen from the son Court. A food stamp card MARIA ANNA BILLMAN locked car overnight. Found hiding under Bed and debit card were reportedly longtime member of the Legion • James W. McMillion II, 37, of stolen from the vehicle. of Mary, VFW Auxillary, Bicycle Stolen Mossyrock, was arrested on sus- • At 12:32 p.m. on Tuesday, Eucharistic Minister at St. picion of burglary at 12:29 a.m. a vehicle prowl was reported • At 3:34 p.m. on Tuesday, Mary’s, St. Catherine Circle, on Wednesday after a burglary in the 1300 block of Southeast police received a report of a bi- Ford Prairie Grange and various was reported in the 100 block of cycle stolen in the 1400 block of Washington Avenue organizations in Dickinson, Jarrells Road in Mossyrock. At Jensen Avenue in Centralia. North Dakota. 10:08 p.m. on Tuesday, deputies Mary is survived by 11 received a report of a burglary Burglary Reported to house Robber Tries to Steal Bike children, Theodore (Karen) at the location. A deputy found undergoing Remodeling Billman, Alberta (Darrell) • At 5:34 p.m. on Tuesday, a gate to the property damaged, • At 4:53 p.m. on Tuesday, Quinlan, Marcella Conrad, police received a report of an and heard banging sounds com- police received reports of a bur- Loretta Lemaster, Marie (Shree) ing from the direction of a trailer. glary at a house in the 200 block Sharma, Timothy Billman, Joella Mac Donald, Terrance Death Notices Make This The Year You Pre-Plan Billman, Darlena (Kevin) • JAMES E. ELLIOTT SR., 78, Pe Ell, died Friday, Maria Anna Billman (Mary), Wallace, Victoria (Terry) Sept. 4, at Harborview Medical Center, Funeral Planning ahead of ime means: 92, of Centralia, Washington Dinsmoor and Thomas Billman; Seattle. A memorial service will be at 3 28 grandchildren; 17 great- p.m. Saturday at New Harvest Church, • Your family knows your wishes passed away peacefully in 134 Mauerman Rd N., Pe Ell. 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Lewis County Superior Court Actions by Lewis County Su- theft of a motor vehicle, sentenced to 43 counts 2 and 3, concurrent, $1,450 in fees. • Miguel Angel Leyva, 46, Outlook, second-degree theft, sentenced to 10 perior Court included the follow- months in prison, $9,864 in fees. • Chato Rene Ayers, 42, Centralia, (1) (1) attempting to elude pursuing police months in jail, home detention autho- ing defendants, charges and case • Brandon Stanley Casebolt, 23, Roch- possession of a controlled substance, vehicle, (2) driving under the influence, rized, $6,400 in fees. ester, failure to register as a sex offender, heroin, (2) possession of a controlled sentenced to 22 months in prison on • Scott Daniel Robertson, 47, Centralia, dispositions: sentenced to 17 months in prison, 36 substance, methamphetamine, sen- count 1, 364 days with 334 suspended second-degree burglary, sentenced to months community custody, $1,300 in tenced to 60 days in jail each on counts 1 on count 2, concurrent, $2,698 in fees. 30 days in jail, $1,400 in fees. Held July 23 fees. and 2, concurrent, 6 months community • Jeff Daniel Prindle, 30, Centralia, pos- • Amber Nicole Fisher, aka Amber • Ronald Alva Yeager, 24, Centralia, 2 custody, fined $1,000, $1,500 in fees. session of a controlled substance, meth- Nicole Dunn, 24, Tacoma, third-degree counts of taking a motor vehicle without Held Aug. 6 • Courtney Shanelle Smith, 31, Centra- amphetamine, sentenced to 6 months retail theft with special circumstances, permission, sentenced to 29 months in in jail, 12 months community custody, • Dylon Lee Favro, 22, Chehalis, (1-2) lia, possession of a controlled substance, sentenced to 9 months in jail, home de- prison on each count, concurrent, fined heroin, sentenced to 2 months in jail, fined $2,000, $1,500 in fees. tention authorized, 12 months commu- $550, $1,750 in fees. 2 counts of delivery of a controlled sub- stance, heroin, (3) possession of a con- 12 months community custody, fined nity custody, $1,400 in fees. trolled substance with intent to deliver,$2,000, $1,400 in fees. Held Aug. 20 • Harold Ernest Lusk, 29, Chehalis, Held Aug. 3 sentenced to 40 months in prison on • Michelle Anne Gibson, 29, Chehalis, • Brian Dean Veach, 33, Morton, sec- (1) first-degree theft, accomplice, (2) • Ryan Lewis Knutz, 25, Centralia, pos- each count, concurrent, 12 months com- bail jumping, sentenced to 9 months in ond-degree assault, domestic violence, second-degree unlawful possession of session of a controlled substance, heroin, munity custody, fined $2,000, $2,700 in jail, $2,300 in fees. sentenced to 57 months in prison, 18 a firearm, sentenced to 5 months each sentenced to 30 days in jail, 12 months fees. • Jessica Shiloh Anderson, 34, Centra- months community custody, $2,500 in on counts 1 and 2, concurrent, $1,250 in community custody, fined $1,000, $1,532 • Florence Kae Montes, 58, Centralia,lia, third-degree retail theft with special fees. fees. in fees. possession of a controlled substance, circumstances, sentenced to 45 days in • Dawn Marie Morningstar-Barnett, 35, • Zvonda Kay Ford, 51, Toledo, posses- methamphetamine, sentenced to 12 jail, $2,400 in fees. Chehalis, (1) possession of a controlled sion of a controlled substance, metham- Held Aug. 5 months and 1 day in prison, 12 months• Amanda Barene Smith, 22, Centralia, substance, heroin, (2) third-degree theft, phetamine, sentenced to 5 months in jail, • Vik Livingston, 58, Seattle, felony community custody, fined $2,000,(1) second-degree taking a motor ve- sentenced to 2 months in jail on count 1,home detention authorized, 12 months physical control, sentenced to 6 months $1,400 in fees. hicle without permission, (2) bail jump- 364 days with 304 suspended on count 2,community custody, fined $2,000, in jail, home detention authorized, ing, sentenced to 90 days in jail each on concurrent, home detention authorized, $2,801 in fees. counts 1 and 2, concurrent, $2,400 in $1,500 in fees. Held Aug. 7 12 months community custody, fined fees. $2,000, $1,500 in fees. • Deonna Ann Williams, 28, Chehalis, • Joseph Lee Nickols, 33, Chehalis, 2 Held Aug. 28 possession of a controlled substance, counts of harassment, criminal justice • Joslin Ann Merrill, 19, Centralia, (1) methamphetamine, sentenced to 6 participant performing official duties, Held Aug. 13 Held Aug. 21 obtaining a controlled substance by months and 1 day in jail, 12 months- comsentenced to 43 months in prison on • Kayla Ann Shelby Littlejohn, 18, • Johnny Ray Cyr, 29, Centralia, (1) fraud or forged prescription, (2) second- munity custody, fined $2,000, $1,400 ineach count, concurrent, $1,300 in fees. Olympia, first-degree robbery, sen- attempted possession of an imitation degree theft, sentenced to 30 days in fees. • Jason Charles Thompson, 33, Mor- tenced to 31 months in prison, 18 controlled substance, (2) bail jumping, jail each on counts 1 and 2, concurrent, • Edward Adam Butterworth, 30, -Centon, 2 counts of third-degree rape of a months community custody, $1,800 in sentenced to 2 days in jail on each count, home detention authorized, 6 months tralia, (1) felony harassment, (2) recklesschild, sentenced to 26 months in prison fees. concurrent, 12 months community cus- community custody, fined $1,000, endangerment, sentenced to 20 dayson each count, concurrent, 36 months tody, fined $1,000, $1,500 in fees. $2,296 in fees. in jail on count 1, 364 days with community 344 custody on each count, Held Aug. 14 • Jessica Lyn Maldonado, 30, Olympia, suspended on count 2, concurrent, 6 $2,400 in fees. • Nicholas Lee Gonzalez, 24, Chehalis, Held Aug. 26 possession of a controlled substance, months community custody, $800 in methamphetamine, sentenced to 14 fees. (1) first-degree theft, (2) tampering with • Jacob David Holmgren, 25, Winlock, Held Aug. 12 a witness, sentenced to 25 months in (1) possession of a controlled substance, months in prison, 12 months commu- • Angela Dawn Sawyer, 40, Chehalis, prison on count 1, 38 months on count 2, nity custody, fined $2,000, $1,400 in fees. (1) first-degree identity theft, (2) first- • Timothy Michael Martin Arms, 30, methamphetamine, (2) escape from Centralia, (1) second-degree robbery, (2) concurrent, $2,400 in fees. community custody, sentenced to 12 • Tanner Zachery Roy Russell, 23, degree theft, sentenced to 30 days in jail Centralia, (1) possession of a controlled on each count, concurrent, home deten- attempted theft of a motor vehicle, (3) months and 1 day in prison on count possession of a controlled substance, Held Aug. 19 1, 3 months on count 2, concurrent, 12 substance, suboxone, (2) possession of tion authorized, 12 months community a controlled substance, methamphet- custody, $13,450 in fees. methamphetamine, sentenced to 15 • Ronald James Mitchell, 45, Toledo, months community custody, fined amine, sentenced to 7 months in jail on months in prison, 8 months on count third-degree2, 9 assault, domestic violence, $2,000, $1,300 in fees. • Ruslan Y. Bezhenar, 36, Centralia, (1) each count, concurrent, 12 months com- first-degree criminal trespassing, (2) months on count 3, 18 months commu- sentenced to 60 days in jail, 12 months • Richard Dean Thoreson, 42, Centralia, nity custody, concurrent, $4,000 in fees.community custody, $1,000 in fees. (1) possession of a controlled substance, munity custody, fined $2,000, $1,300 in possession of a controlled substance, fees. methamphetamine, (3) possession of a • Freddie Lee Campbell Jr., 63, Centra- • Benjamin Robert Hardy, 38, Centra- methamphetamine, (2) obstruction, sen- controlled substance, heroin, sentenced lia, possession of a controlled substance, lia, third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 tenced to 9 months in jail on count 1, 364 to 348 days in jail with 316 suspended on methamphetamine, sentenced to 9 days in jail with 362 suspended, $1,800 days with 356 suspended on count 2, Held Aug. 31 count 1, sentenced to 30 days each on months in jail, 12 months community in fees. concurrent, home detention authorized, • Jamie Leigh Malarz, 28, Centralia, counts 2 and 3, concurrent,12 months custody, fined $2,000, $1,500 in fees. • Steven Addison McCallum, 62, Cen- 12 months community custody, fined possession of a controlled substance, community custody, fined $1,000, • Lloyd Leon Wright, 49, Centralia, tralia, possession of a controlled sub- $2,000, $1,400 in fees. methamphetamine, sentenced to 30 $6,200 in fees. possession of a controlled substance, stance with intent to deliver, metham- • Derrick Johathan Miller, 18, Buena days in jail, 12 months community- cus • Cory Robert Adrich, 28, Chehalis, (1) oxycodone, sentenced to 36 days in jail,phetamine, sentenced to 20 months inPark, California, third-degree assault, tody, fined $1,000, $1,500 in fees. second-degree taking a motor vehicle 12 months community custody, finedprison, 20 months community custody,sentenced to 31 days in jail, 12 months • Robert DeWayne Ager, 49, Lakebay, without permission, (2) possession of $2,000, $1,400 in fees. fined $3,000, $1,500 in fees. community custody, $1,400 in fees. second-degree burglary, sentenced to a controlled substance, methamphet- • Ronald Lee Orr, 26, Centralia, (1)- ha• Daniel Heath Auman, 35, Centralia, • Michael Andrew Ryan, Sr., 45, Win- 12 months and 1 day in prison, $1,300 in amine, sentenced to 14 months in prison rassment with a threat to kill, (2) aimingattempted failure to register as a sex of- lock, possession of a controlled sub- fees. on each count, concurrent, 12 months or discharging a firearm or other danger- fender, with two prior fail to register con- stance, oxycodone, sentenced to 9 days • Brittany Ann Marrs, 23, Centralia, community custody, fined 1,000, $1,400 ous weapon, (3) reckless endangerment,victions, sentenced to 32.25 months in in jail, 12 months community custody,second-degree organized retail theft, in fees. sentenced to 30 days in jail on count 1, prison, 36 months community custody, fined $1,000, $1,500 in fees. sentenced to 30 days in jail, home deten- • Tyson Skyler Millican, 26, Longview, 364 days with 334 suspended each on $1,400 in fees. • Michele Mardelle Kraft, 53, Morton, tion authorized, $1,400 in fees. Centralia Municipal Court Centralia Municipal Court suspended, fined $5,000 with $4,150 fined $800 with $400 suspended, violence, (2) interfering with report- fined $1,200 with $600 suspended, criminal cases, including sentenc- suspended on count 1, sentenced $850 in fees. ing of domestic violence, sentenced $2,350 in fees. es, fines, fees and findings of not to 90 days in jail with 30 suspended, • Scott D. Hampton, 27, Lakewood, to 364 days in jail with 364 suspend- • Steven G. Ward, 39, Centralia, (1) guilty or dismissals. fined $2,000 with $1,000 suspended disorderly conduct, sentenced to 90 ed, fined $600 with $300 suspended disorderly conduct, (2) third-degree on count 2, sentenced to 364 days days in jail with 88 suspended, fined on each count. attempted escape, sentenced to 90 in jail with 304 suspended, fined $600 with $300 suspended, $100 in • Mitchell W. Sinclair, 47, Centralia, days in jail with 85 suspended, fined Held Sept. 8 $2,000 with $1,000 suspended on fees. third-degree theft, sentenced to $400 with $200 suspended on each • Edmund Hill, 58, Centralia, (1) count 3, concurrent, SCRAM bracelet • Dennis A. Delaney, 36, Chehalis, 364 days in jail with 325 suspended, count, concurrent, $400 in fees. driving under the influence, (2) authorized in lieu of jail, $3,628 in disorderly conduct, sentenced to 90 fined $800 with $400 suspended, • Serena K. Murray, 25, Chehalis, third-degree driving while license fees. days in jail with 88 suspended, fined $1,600 in fees. driving under the influence, sen- suspended, (3) operating vehicle • Nina M. Ranslem, 34, Tenino, $200, $100 in fees. • Joshua D. Ferguson, 38, Centralia, tenced to 364 days in jail with 363 without ignition interlock, sen- third-degree theft, sentenced to • Dennis R. Mathews, 22, Centralia, third-degree theft, sentenced to suspended, fined $5,000 with $4,405 tenced to 364 days in jail with 304 364 days in jail with 355 suspended, (1) fourth-degree assault, domestic 364 days in jail with 323 suspended, suspended, $3,528 in fees. Lewis County District Court Actions by Lewis County Dis- fined $750, $553 in fees. • Gordon Henry Flavia, 60, Longview, tact/protection order violation, count prejudice. trict Court included the following • Melissa Ann McKean, 24, Tenino, al- (1) second-degree driving while license 1 dismissed, sentenced to 364 days in • Ryan Custodio Sanchez, 28, Chehalis, lowing an unauthorized person to drive, suspended, (2) operating a vehicle with- jail with 312 suspended, fined $600 on fourth-degree assault, dismissed with- defendants, charges and case dis- out ignition interlock, sentenced to 364 count 2, $283 in fees. positions: dismissed with prejudice. out prejudice. • Nicholas Lee Gonzalez, 24, Chehalis, days in jail with 333 suspended, fined • Tyler Matthew Kinney Spears, 25, $750 on count 1, count 2 dismissed with (1) third-degree driving while license Tumwater, third-degree driving while li- Held Aug. 26 Held Aug. 4 prejudice, $386 in fees. cense suspended, sentenced to 90 days suspended, (2) operating a vehicle with- • Dawn Toy, Onalaska, (1) fourth-de- • Harold Eugene Reynolds, 60, Che- out ignition interlock, counts 1 and 2 dis- • David Michael Greinke, 42, Tacoma, in jail with 75 suspended, fined $600, halis, first-degree negligent driving, third-degree driving while license sus- $386 in fees. gree assault, (2) no contact order viola- missed with prejudice. tion, count 1 dismissed with prejudice, sentenced to 90 days in jail with 88 sus- pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with • Nicholas Edward Novion, 31, Onalas- • William Scott Shortsleeve, 24, Span- sentenced to 364 days in jail with 362 pended, fined $600, $803 in fees. 89 suspended, fined $600, $436 in fees. ka, third-degree driving while license away, third-degree driving while license suspended, fined $750 on count 2, 383 • Corey Mathew Ming, 38, Winlock, • Christopher B. Holten, 34, NO TOWN, suspended, dismissed without prejudice. suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail in fees. third-degree malicious mischief, physi- fourth-degree assault, sentenced to 364 • Malinda Marie Dean, 60, Mossyrock, with 58 suspended, fined $600, $636 in •Tyler Patrick Hendrix, 20, Bonney cal damage, sentenced to 90 days in jail fees. days in jail with 326 suspended, fined driving under the influence, sentenced with 88 suspended, fined $600, $143 in $750, $1,483 in fees. to 364 days in jail with 361 suspended, Lake, Washington, first-degree negli- fees. • Machelle Lyn Clark, 38, Chehalis, fined $750, $$1,417 in fees. gent driving, sentenced to 90 days in jail Held Aug. 11 with 90 suspended, fined $600, $1,051 in third-degree driving while license sus- • Robert Michael Dunn, 25, Rochester, • Domingo Pereida Salgado, 35, Ta- fees. Held Aug. 5 pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with third-degree driving while license sus- coma, (1) driving under the influence, 82 suspended, fined $600, $886 in fees. • Todd Jeremi Leeper, 33, Tumwater, • Dennis Ronald Bonner, 21, Estacada, pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with (2) third-degree driving while license • Scott Leland Messal, 53, Centralia, 2 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. physical control of a motor vehicle while Oregon, third-degree driving while li- suspended, sentenced to 365 days in jail under the influence, sentenced to 364 counts of third-degree driving while li- • Dawn Michelle Hilzer, 33, Silver cense suspended, dismissed without with 230 suspended, fined $1,150, $746 days in jail with 360 suspended, fined prejudice. cense suspended, sentenced to 90 days Creek, (1) physical control of a motor ve- in fees. in jail with 80 suspended, fined $600 on $750, $1,103 in fees. • Joshua Paul Nathan Miles, 33, Pe Ell, hicle while under the influence, (2) viola- • Michael Paul Andris, 20, Tacoma, pos- count 1, 90 days in jail with 45 suspend- tion of scram, sentenced to 364 days in • Jesse James Aalmo, 24, Packwood, (1) fourth-degree assault, (2) third-de- session of marijuana less than or equal to ed, fined $600 on count 2, concurrent, fourth-degree assault, sentenced to 364 gree malicious mischief, physical dam- jail with 361 suspended, fined $750, $816 40 grams, dismissed with prejudice. $1,472 in fees. in fees. days in jail with 349 suspended, fined age, sentenced to 364 days in jail with $750, $983 in fees. 363 suspended, fined $600, 364 days in • Paul Douglas Jungclaus, 60, Castle • Hunter Michael Johnson, 21, Spo- jail with 364 days suspended, fined $600 Rock, fourth-degree assault, dismissed Held Aug. 14 kane, possession of marijuana less than • Manuel Barrios, Jr., 20, Centralia, pos- on count 2, $533 in fees. with prejudice. • Mandy Shanee Crane, 35, Longview, or equal to 40 grams, dismissed with session of marijuana less than or equal to 40 grams, dismissed with prejudice. • Anthony James Inglis, 51, Winlock, • James Willard Rice, 52, Onalaska, third-degree driving while license sus- prejudice. third-degree driving while license sus- third-degree malicious mischief, physi- pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with • Frederic Philip Madrid, 25, Marysville, • Jennifer Marie Jenkins, 43, Onalas- pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with cal damage, dismissed with prejudice. 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. driving under the influence, sentenced ka, animals at large, dismissed with 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. • David Vasile Petra, 31, Vancouver, to 364 days in jail with 349 suspended, prejudice. • Jevon Keith Fisher, Jr., 19, Portland, Held Aug. 12 third-degree driving while license sus- fined $750, $1,186 in fees. • Jeffery Edward Taylor, 35, Randle, Oregon, possession of marijuana less • Donald Roy McLucas, 55, Centralia, pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with • Billy Ray Edwards Reser, 29, Centralia, third-degree driving while license sus- than or equal to 40 grams, dismissed driving under the influence, dismissed 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. failure to register as a sex offender/non pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with with prejudice. without prejudice. felon, sentenced to 364 days in jail with 84 suspended, fined $300, $886 in fees. 331 suspended, fined $500, 583 in fees. • Mariana Elena Garcia, 20, Renton, • Brian Michael Hull, 32, Chehalis, 3 Held Aug. 18 • Kenneth Paul Howard, 53, third- Washington, possession of marijuana counts of no contact/protection order • Erica Lynn Carlile, 25, Seattle, first- • Shelley Denielle Jordan, 38, Winlock, degree driving while license suspended, less than or equal to 40 grams, dismissed violation, sentenced to 364 days in jaildegree negligent driving, sentenced to driving under the influence, sentenced sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 sus- with prejudice. with 304 suspended each on counts 1,90 days in jail with 90 suspended, fined to 364 days in jail with 363 suspended, pended, fined $400, $386 in fees. fined $750, $831 in fees. • David Allen Martin, 62, Onalaska, 2 and 3, concurrent, fined $500 each on $600, $502 in fees. • Michael Dyllan Smith, 24, Chehalis, driving under the influence, sentenced counts 1, 2 and 3, $1,083 in fees. • Ronald Joseph Sheleby, 47, Olym- third-degree driving while license sus- to 364 days in jail with 364 suspended, • Azure Nicole Sandling, 20, Puyallup, pia, first-degree negligent driving, sen- Held Aug. 21 pended,, dismissed with prejudice. fined $850, $1,358 in fees. third-degree driving while license sus- tenced to 90 days in jail with 87 suspend- • Jorge Alberto Negrete, 19, Toppen- • Michael Allan Welsh, 24, Chehalis, • Sean Michael Flynn, 53, Chehalis, (1) pended, fined $600, $386 in fees. ed, fined $300, $632 in fees. ish, Washington, third-degree driving third-degree driving while license sus- third-degree theft, (2) second-degree • Trent Alan Threadgill, 39, Winlock, no while license suspended, dismissed with pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with criminal trespass, sentenced to 364 days contact/protection order violation, sen- Held Aug. 19 prejudice. 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. in jail, fined $750 on count 1, count 2 dis- tenced to 364 days in jail with 333 sus- • Heidy None Jimenez Guevara, 20, Ta- missed with prejudice, $283 in fees. pended, fined $750, $783 in fees. coma, third-degree driving while license Held Aug. 25 Held Aug. 31 • Rafael Mares Blanco, 25, Yakima, • Jacob Edward Chappell, 35, Chehalis, suspended, dismissed without prejudice. • Omar Abdulelah Ghilan, 20, Portland, • Shannon L. Wachter, 20, Winlock, no contact order violation, sentenced making a false statement to a public ser- • Garrett Michael Hadeen Speer, 25, Pe Washington, third-degree driving while fourth-degree assault, domestic vio- to 364 days in jail with 361 suspended, vant, dismissed with prejudice. Ell, (1) fourth-degree assault, (2) no con- license suspended, dismissed without lence, dismissed without prejudice. Chehalis Municipal Court Chehalis Municipal Court days in jail with 364 suspended, fined $450 in fees. suspended, $253 in fees. criminal cases, including sentenc- $800 with $400 suspended, $150 in fees. • Craig Richard Chambers, 26, Che- • Damion Robert Haddican, 23, Che- es, fines, fees and findings of not • Crystal Leigh Ann Carlson, 36, Che- halis, third-degree driving while license halis, fourth-degree assault, sentenced guilty or dismissals. halis, two counts of violation of a con- suspended, dismissed with prejudice. to 364 days in jail with 354 suspended, tact/protection order, count 1 dismissed • Amanda Marie Ervin, 27, Chehalis, fined $800 with $400 suspended. Held Sept. 9 without prejudice, sentenced to 364 third-degree driving while license sus- • Kyle Lee Ringeisen, 31, Centralia, • Jessica Tryphena Allison, 46, Toledo, days in jail with 363 suspended, fined pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with fourth-degree assault, dismissed with third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 $800 with $400 suspended on count 2, 90 suspended, fined $1,000 with $600 prejudice. Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Missing Boater’s In Shadow Of Mexico’s Body Found on Beach 43 Missing Students, in Warrenton Thousands of Others The Assoc iated Press Have Vanished WARRENTON, ORE. — COCULA, Mexico (AP) — The body of a woman who was On the morning of her high aboard a 20-foot Boston Whaler school graduation, Berenice Na- that capsized in the area of the varijo Segura was delayed for a North Jetty of Grays Harbor has hair and makeup appointment been found in Warrenton. by an explosion of gunfire in The Daily Astorian reported the center of town. Her mother that the body of 41-year-old Tina was up before dawn preparing Pittman, of Olympia, Washing- stewed goat and beans for the ton, was found just south of Sun- celebration, and didn’t want set Beach on Tuesday. her to risk going out. Her sister, Pittman was fishing last who had made enough salsa for Thursday night with 68-year-old 60 guests, tried to hold back the Thomas Miller when their boat spirited 19-year-old with ques- capsized. The boat washed up tions: “Do you have your wallet? near Ocean Shores, Washington, What about your phone?” Friday. Mark J. Terrill / AP Photo But there was a reason the Miller, of Olympia, has not Republican presidential candidate, businessman Donald Trump, left, and Jeb Bush slap hands near the inish of the CNN family called Berenice “Prin- been found. Republican presidential debate at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum on Wednesday, Sept. 16, in Simi cess.” She’d already paid the sa- Valley, Calif. lon and was determined to look United Soccer League her best for the big day. Accus- tomed to dodging gun battles in Coming to Reno in a region overrun by drug cartels, 2017; Aces Ballpark she waited for only 20 minutes How the GOP Candidates after the shooting subsided be- RENO, Nev. (AP) — Owners fore rushing out the door with a of Reno’s minor league baseball promise to be quick. team say they’ll hold a contest to She hopped onto the back of name the United Soccer League Fared in Their 2nd Debate her boyfriend’s motorcycle and team that will begin playing at vanished into the ranks of Mex- Aces Ballpark in 2017. By THOMAS BEAUMONT, Trump’s critique of Fiorina’s ex- care law. ico’s missing. Gov. Brian Sandoval joined The Associated Press perience. Sixteen other people, in- city officials at a ceremony at BEN CARSON cluding Berenice’s boyfriend, the Triple-A baseball stadium SIMI VALLEY, California SCOTT WALKER The popular retired neu- disappeared from Cocula on Wednesday where USL President (AP) — Here’s a look at how the Was among several candi- rosurgeon notably questioned that day, July 1, 2013 — more Jake Edwards formally awarded eleven Republican candidates dates who went after Trump Trump’s assertion that child- than a year before 43 students the professional developmental for president participating in the early in the debate, attacking hood vaccinations were a con- from a teachers college were league’s 28th franchise to Aces main-event debate at the Ron- him for projects that went into tributor to autism. He, too, was detained by police in nearby owner Herb Simon. ald Reagan Presidential Library bankruptcy. The attack fell flat challenged by moderators to Iguala and never seen again. USL CEO Alec Papadakis in Southern California fared on amid the vocal back-and-forth demonstrate foreign policy flu- says Simon’s experience as a Wednesday night. between the two. Walker was ency, but was also notably left quiet during much of the second commercial mall developer and out of the questioning about Migrants continue DONALD TRUMP half of the debate, and echoed owner of the NBA’s Indiana Pac- the trustworthiness of Russian The clear target of many of Marco Rubio during an oppor- to breach Hungary’s ers will help promote the league Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. his rivals. Also challenged by tunity to distinguish himself late affiliated with the US Soccer razor-wire fence along the debate’s moderators to dem- on climate change. RAND PAUL Federation. onstrate proficiency on foreign Standing at far stage right, Serbian border Current USL teams are based policy and national security. MARCO RUBIO Paul had the best line of the night in Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, ASOTTHALOM, Hungary Challenged by Carly Fiorina for Largely stayed out of the fray on the Iraq war and the fight (AP) — Small groups of migrants Oregon; Sacramento, California; his recent comments about her with Trump. Demonstrated flu- Arizona and New York. against the Islamic State. “If you continued to sneak into Hungary appearance, and by former Flor- ency on foreign and economic want boots on the ground, and on Wednesday, a day after the Individual ticket prices will ida Gov. Jeb Bush for attributing policy. Continued to season his start at $25 for 15 home games you want them to be our sons country sealed its border with Ser- Bush’s support for an immigra- comments with his family his- and daughters, you got 14 other bia and began arresting people try- from March to September. tory as the son of a Cuban im- tion overhaul to his wife’s Mexi- choices. There will always be a ing to breach the razor-wire bar- The “Name the Team” con- can heritage. migrant. test is online at www.uslreno2017. Bush or Clinton for you, if you rier, while a first group arrived in com JEB BUSH MIKE HUCKABEE want to go back to war in Iraq.” Croatia seeking another way into the European Union. Tried unsuccessfully to elicit Hewed close to his social con- JOHN KASICH apology from Trump for com- servative base, stayed away from Hungarian prosecutors also Deal To Be Announced ments about his wife. Came on Trump attacks, but also went 45 Like Rubio, tried to steer clear said they put four Iraqis on trial for Thursday to Resolve strong toward the end. Won one minutes without being asked a of Trump attacks. Promoted “the crime of crossing the border il- of the few big applause moments, question. Insisted he would re- compassion for drug offenders, legally,” the first migrants to go to GM Criminal Probe when he countered a criticism quire Supreme Court nominees recommended Mother Teresa be court under new laws that took ef- enshrined on U.S. currency and fect Tuesday aimed at stopping the NEW YORK (AP) — Fed- from Trump of his brother, for- be abortion opponents, and mer President George W. Bush, defended the Kentucky county touted and projected a cheerful- huge flow of migrants across the eral prosecutors have reached ness “where everybody’s actions border. Televised images from a an agreement with General with the line: “He kept us safe.” clerk who refused to grant mar- riage licenses to gay couples. make a huge difference in chang- courthouse in Szeged showed the Motors to resolve a criminal ing the world.” four men with their hands tied in investigation into how the De- CARLY FIORINA TED CRUZ front of them and their shoelaces troit automaker broke the law Critical of Trump’s business Cruz held close to his tea par- CHRIS CHRISTIE removed. A day earlier, authorities by concealing a deadly problem dealings, but got ensnared in a ty base by promising to “rip to Kept his focus on middle arrested 174 migrants for illegally with small-car ignition switches, comparison of professional re- shreds this catastrophic Iranian class voters, memorably criticiz- breaching the border or damaging three people briefed on the case cords. In her first prime-time nuclear deal,” railing against fed- ing Fiorina and Trump arguing the fence. said Wednesday. debate, Fiorina stood out, vocally eral funding for Planned Parent- over the business resumes, say- While the tough new mea- Under the deal, GM will pay asserting her ideas on foreign hood and calling his decision to ing struggling Americans “could sures have mostly stopped the a fine of around $900 million policy. Memorably said “women vote to confirm Supreme Court care less.” Projected a law-and- flow across the border, isolated in a deferred prosecution agree- all over this country heard very Chief Justice John Roberts a mis- order image: the former prosecu- groups still managed to crawl un- ment on a wire fraud charge. clearly what Mr. Trump said,” take in light of his decisions that tor opposed legalizing marijuana der or climb over the forbidding That means any charges would responding to a question about upheld the 2010 federal health when some called it a state issue. barbed wire of the 175-kilometer be dismissed if GM complies (110-miles) border fence to enter with oversight and other terms the European Union. for three years, said one of the Early Wednesday, police on people. All of the people asked Egyptian Military Mistakenly horseback surrounded a group of not to be identified because the 14 Afghans, including five young agreement isn’t scheduled to girls and an elderly woman, in a be formally announced until Kills 12 Tourists Having Picnic field close to the fence. As they Thursday. watched over the group, the offi- A spokeswoman for Manhat- By Merna Thomas And David D. Kirkpatrick dozen people – including at least ress who tracks Egyptian mili- cers’ radio crackled with news of tan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara New York Times two visiting Mexicans – while tant groups, noting that Islamic other migrants being detained — wouldn’t comment on the case, wounding a tourist policeman State militants in the area had one Syrian, one Afghan, a group nor would GM spokesman Pat- CAIRO — The mistaken air- and at least 10 others. also released photographs Sun- of 11. rick Morrissey. The deal was first strike by the Egyptian military Some were gunned down as day that appeared to show they reported Wednesday by the Wall that killed a dozen people on a they tried to flee toward the top had beaten back an army unit in Street Journal. Mexican tourist trip in the West- of a nearby sand dune, said Es- battle earlier the same day. Syrian Refugees Line Last year GM recalled 2.6 ern Desert hit at a picnic in the sam Monem, a resident of the “It tells you how chaotic the million older small cars world- middle of the day, witnesses said Up For New Passports area who arrived that night and situation is,” he said, “if they feel wide such as the Chevrolet Co- Monday, raising new questions saw the bodies in the sand. so desperate to put an end to this AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — balt and Saturn Ion to replace about both the extent of the error The helicopter crew had that they end up taking out what Hundreds of Syrian refugees line the faulty switches, which can and the official explanations. mistaken the tourist picnic for we gather is the first thing they up outside their embassy in Jor- unexpectedly slip out of the run The convoy of four SUVs was dan every day for a long shot at a a camp of Islamist militants op- see.” position to off or accessory. That about three hours southwest of better future — applying for new erating in the area, the Interior Initial reports Sunday night shuts off the engine and disables Cairo on a typical tourist trip passports that allow them to enter power-assisted steering, power through the White Desert, an Ministry said in a statement ear- from Egyptian security officials Turkey legally and from there start brakes and the air bags. unearthly Western Desert area ly Monday. But the accident has had said that the error took place on a dangerous trek to Europe. The problem caused crashes of chalk rocks, at around midday nonetheless killed more tour- late at night, when mistaking The crowds in Amman have that killed at least 124 people and Sunday when a diabetic passen- ists than any terrorist attack in tourists for militants might be been turning up since Syria began injured 275 more, according to ger complained that she needed recent years. Analysts say it has less hard to imagine. issuing passports for large num- lawyers in charge of a fund set to eat, according to a tour guide threatened to do new damage In its statement Monday, the bers of refugees without travel up by GM to compensate victims. official, witnesses and others to Egypt’s already crippled tour- Interior Ministry sought instead documents. Also, cuts in interna- Families of those who died will briefed on the events. ist industry by raising questions to blame the tour guides, sug- tional aid have made the refugees’ get at least $1 million. GM has set So, with the blessing of their about both the competence of gesting that the convoy had en- survival even tougher in Mideast aside $625 million to compen- police escort and the added se- the security forces and the preva- tered a “banned area” without host countries like Jordan. sate people, and also faces mul- curity of an Apache military he- lence of the militants they were permission. In a measure of their despair, tiple lawsuits from the problem. licopter buzzing on the horizon, attempting to hunt. A Mexican tourist group some of those waiting in line said The company acknowledged the Egyptian guide and his four “What we saw was not just the “was present in the same banned they sold their wives’ gold dowry that some of its employees knew drivers pulled about 1 mile off lack of training of the military area” as a group of “terrorist ele- or went deeper into debt to pay about the problem for more than the road to prepare a meal. forces but also their desperation,” ments” that the military and po- $400 for a new passport, double a decade, but no cars were re- It was then that the helicop- said Mokhtar Awad, a researcher lice forces had been chasing, the what most make per month with called until early last year. ter opened fire, killing at least a at the Center for American Prog- ministry’s statement said. off-the-books odd jobs. • Main 13 NORTHWEST / LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015 Spurred by Strike Support, Groups Continue Education Fight MONEY FOR SCHOOLS: raised concerns about school spending. With Seattle Teacher “The state Supreme Court Strike Suspended, Public says it’s not healthy,” Jones said, “and those of us who are parents Education Advocates in the school system, we see it on Hope to Harness a daily basis.” Momentum to Enact The Seattle Education Asso- ciation also hopes that the public Change by Legislature support that teachers received during the strike helps bring By Paige Cornwell about wider change. The Seattle Times Phyllis Campano, the union’s While Seattle teachers and vice president and bargain- district officials were still deep ing chair, cited new contract in negotiations Sunday, a small guarantees on student recess, group of parents gathered at a elimination of test scores as an Phinney Ridge coffee shop to evaluative measure for teachers, discuss the underlying issues of employee training and a review the strike that had delayed the of disproportionate discipline start of school. as key changes that helped the The strike was happening, in union garner public support. part, because the state wasn’t ful- “Hopefully not just across the ly funding public education, the state,” she added, “but across the parents agreed. country.” “The strike had a huge Mack, whose children attend amount of parental support, and Cascadia and Lawton elementa- then more people started talking ry schools, said that in years past, and saying ‘Oh my God, the real Ellen Banner / The Seattle Times parents from different Seattle underlying problem is the state Sydney Stumpf, left, and Aderyn Kee, both students at Loyal Heights Elementary School, protest after marching with parents, schools and neighborhoods have isn’t doing its job.’ A lot of par- students and supporters of teachers from Pioneer Square to the John Stanford Center Tuesday in Seattle. competed for resources. ents weren’t aware of that,” said But with the strike, she said, Rebecca Vaux, a parent of two the community came together, Seattle students and one of the large turnout. major school-funding lawsuit in Olympia. as they realized they all want the half-dozen people at the coffee “We just started moving on 2012, known as the McCleary “What we learned during the same thing: better funding, in shop. it, and it exploded,” said Eden decision, it now must pay fines of strike, or what was re-impressed Seattle and beyond. They talked about parents’ Mack, another member of the $100,000 a day for failing to even on us during the strike, is that “I was seeing that folks were and community members’ new group’s steering committee. come up with a plan for raising the system is not at its healthiest recognizing it’s not just a Seattle awareness surrounding educa- In three days, about 1,400 education spending to the level point,” said Stephanie Jones, a issue, and it’s not just simplis- tion funding, and what they people have signed up. And now, the McCleary ruling requires. parent who isn’t involved in Par- tic, that teachers are looking for could do to lobby Olympia. At with the strike suspended and That decision grew out of a amount Duty, but leads Commu- more pay,” Mack said. the table that day, someone sug- school starting Thursday, the lawsuit filed in 2007 by a large nity & Parents for Public Schools “It’s more complicated than gested forming a Facebook group grass-roots group is planning its consortium of parents, school of Seattle, a nonprofit that’s also that.” called Washington’s Paramount next move. districts, local teachers unions Duty, named after the provision “We all talked about how this and community groups. in the state constitution that says is a great moment to harness our The parents in the coffee providing ample funding for energy to get everybody really shop weren’t the only ones to re- Sharon Care Center public schools is the state’s pri- focused,” Vaux said. alize that the Seattle strike, while mary responsibility. The state is already feeling a local affair, helped raise aware- They weren’t expecting a pressure. 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I'm SEATTLE (AP) — Conserva- cy said he tried to dismiss the sure there are people who think Mitch Friedman emotional pleas from each side. it's too harsh. This is a resolution tionists and state game officials Conservation Northwest said Tuesday that a prosecutor He received emails from people that is consistent with many oth- in Eastern Washington went as far away from Australia who er cases that have been resolved." too easy on a man who chased a insisted that Rasmussen should Mitch Friedman, executive him will be dismissed. we can do about it. We'll contin- be imprisoned, he said, as well as director of Conservation North- protected gray wolf with his car "We expected more from the ue to work with them in a posi- from others who insisted wolves west, said he didn't think Ras- for several miles, then shot and prosecutor's office," said Capt. tive direction." have no place in Whitman mussen should have received jail killed the animal. Dan Rahn, of the Washington Wolves were hunted to ex- County, which is full of farm- time for a first offense, but the Jonathan M. Rasmussen Department of Fish and Wild- tinction at the beginning of the land but no wilderness. $100 penalty was too light. He ar- killed the wolf in Whitman life Police. "This was in a rural last century in Washington, but "In the end, what I did was set gued that with the cost of a hunt- County last October. Wolves are area, and the defendant basically since the early 2000s, the ani- aside the strong feelings and fo- ing license and wolf tag, it would endangered under Washington chased the animal down with his mals have been returning to the cus on the facts of the case and have cost Rasmussen more to state law, and killing them can vehicle, trying to keep up with state from Idaho and Canada. the law," he said. legally kill a wolf in neighboring bring a year in jail and a $5,000 it and shooting at it in various The increasing numbers have First-offense hunting mis- Idaho, where hunting the ani- fine. But Whitman County Pros- locations. It wasn't threatening brought increasing conflicts — demeanors commonly wind up mals is allowed, than to kill one ecutor Denis Tracy said this week anything or anybody." and inflamed tensions — with with similar resolutions around illegally in Washington. that if Rasmussen pays $100 and That said, he added, it was the ranchers in the eastern part of the state, Tracy said, even if the "It sends a terrible signal," he doesn't commit other fish or prosecutor's call: "It's ultimately the state. Across Eastern Wash- killing of a wolf is unusual. said. "It says it's OK to shoot game violations for six months, up to the prosecutor to make the ington, "wildlife conflict" spe- Rasmussen's attorney, Roger wolves. They're a state endan- a misdemeanor charge against decision, and there's not much cialists have been working with Sandberg of Pullman, noted gered species." Gun-Control Advocates Hope Recent Wins Signal Changing Tide PAIR OF VICTORIES: many cases made their laws even Oregon Firearms Federation, less strict. States continued on which funded the recall attempt, Successes in Washington, the path that they've run." said gun-control advocates are Oregon Bolster Hopes The new Oregon law requires reading too much into the re- gun buyers and sellers who aren't call's failure. of Those Seeking to related to visit a licensed firearm According to the secretary of Tighten Gun Laws dealer who can conduct a back- state's count, it barely fell short ground check. If the buyer passes, even after getting no money PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — the gun can be sold. or support from national gun- It's long been conventional wis- Gun rights advocates — who rights groups, he said. dom that fighting for gun control say the law infringes on their Washington state voters last is a good way to end a politician's rights — began collecting signa- year overwhelmingly supported career. tures in an effort to recall four of an initiative to require back- But advocates of tighter gun the lawmakers who supported ground checks on all gun sales, laws are pointing to a pair of vic- the bill. Three of the movements including private transactions tories in the Pacific Northwest as quickly fizzled, but organizers of that don't involve relatives. evidence that the tide is shifting. a recall targeting the bill's pri- Colorado's Legislature ap- Last year in Washington, vot- mary sponsor, Democratic Sen. proved stricter gun laws fol- ers overwhelmingly supported Floyd Prozanksi of Eugene, col- lowing the 2012 shooting at mandatory background checks Jonathan J. Cooper / The Associated Press lected more than 10,000 signa- an Aurora movie theater. Two on private gun sales. Lawmakers tures. Last week, state elections Democratic lawmakers who in Oregon approved similar leg- In this Feb. 8, 2013, ile photo, demonstrators hold weapons at a pro-gun rally out- side the state capitol in Salem, Ore. officials ruled that 15 percent supported the bill were recalled islation this year, and last week or more were invalid and the in 2013, a move that sparked it became clear there wouldn't organizers fell 200 short of the concern among Democrats that be political consequences. Gun- control advocates have notched laws friendly to gun owners, such threshold to require a recount. they could lose their job if they rights supporters were unable a string of successes since the as less restrictive policies on con- The Legislature's approval earn the wrath of the NRA by to gather enough signatures to 2012 shootings at Sandy Hook cealed weapons and protections came only after Democrats — supporting gun restrictions. But force recall elections for the bill's Elementary, they've come largely for using a gun in self-defense. with the help of money from groups seeking tougher gun laws supporters. in battleground or left-leaning Gun-control advocates have only gun-control interest groups — point out that Democrats won "We are seeing it again and states. Changes at the national recently started taking a similar expanded their legislative ma- those seats back in the next elec- again, that this is actually a win- level have stalled. And conser- track, focusing on victories at the jorities in the 2014 election. tion. ning issue and you can vote to vative states have gone toward state level, said Harry Wilson, a Kevin Starrett, head of the protect the American public fewer gun restrictions. Roanoke University professor and make the American public "Once again we see Michael who wrote the 2015 book "The Safeco | Mutual Of Enumclaw | Travelers | Foremost | The Harford safe, and your political career Bloomberg funded gun control Triumph of the Gun Rights Ar- will flourish," said John Fein- groups lie and distort the facts gument." blatt, president of Everytown for in an effort to further their anti- "What we saw after Sandy Gun Safety, an advocacy group gun agenda," said Lars Dalseide, Hook, states that tended to have backed by millions from billion- a spokesman for the National very strict laws made their laws aire Michael Bloomberg, the for- Rifle Association. even more strict," said Wilson, mer New York mayor. The NRA and other gun director of the Institute for Pol- Gun-rights supporters scoff rights advocacy groups have icy and Opinion Research at the at the idea that their political spent the past two decades push- Virginia university. "But states power is eroding. While gun ing state legislatures to adopt that tend to have lenient laws in News in Brief sonation and harming a police Man Accused of dog in connection with the inci- Kelso Schools Closed Stabbing Police Dog dent Sept. 1. Thursday as Teacher Vancouver police say Karuo Faces Added Charges stabbed Ike, a Belgian Malinois, Strike Enters Day Two VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) multiple times after the dog and KELSO (AP) — The Kelso HOME AUTO BOAT UMBRELLA MOTORCYCLE BUSINESS — A man accused of fatally stab- his human partner, Officer Jack teacher strike that started Wednes- Agents Jamie Hodges and Hayley Conrad Photographed Above bing a police dog is facing added Anderson, answered a suspicious day will continue Thursday after criminal charges that prosecu- person call. teachers and the Kelso School tors say are warranted given the Karuo reportedly had an out- District failed to reach a contract Call or stop severity of the case. standing arrest warrant and ran agreement. Schools in Kelso will The Columbian reported from police. Officials say when be closed again Thursday. by today! 25-year-old Jacky Chan Karuo the officers caught up with him, The Kelso Education Associ- appeared in court Wednesday Ike bit Karuo in the leg and Ka- ation authorized the strike after 360-736-8281 on charges of malicious mischief ruo stabbed the dog. talks with district officials over and resisting arrest. Ike was taken to an emer- pay and other issues failed. Kel- 209 W Main St. Centralia, WA 98531 Karuo was previously gency veterinarian and died the so teachers have been working 209 W Main St, Centralia, WA 98531 charged with criminal imper- following day. without a contract since June 30. CH545782rc.cg

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Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations Ten Years after Katrina Voice of the People

Chronicle readers share their thoughts every day through social media, including Facebook, Twitter and the comment section of Chronline.com. Here are some of the recent highlights of conversation.

Facebook is getting a “dislike” button. What do you think, readers?

Joice Snow: I think it is not a good idea. In my opinion what would be a good idea is a “Love” button. Or maybe a smiley face for “Like” and a frowning face for dislike. Nah...I don’t like the idea of anything suggesting dis- like because it could create a lot of discontent and cyber fighting. I can see clicking “dislike” and people coming back at me with all barrels loaded. It would cause a lot of hate and discon- tent. My vote is NO TO THE DISLIKE BUTTON!

Daniel Henderson Bad idea! People post their feelings and share thoughts and pictures of a personal nature with “friends and families.” Imagine posting your own kid’s back to school pictures and someone punches the “dislike” button??? Imagine the immediate need for confrontation... BAD IDEA. Photograph submitted by Amy Panteleeff,

Ten years after she was rescued from Hurricane Katrina, Chaquita is shown at BOOKCASES Alexander Galloway Reality isn’t just lik- the home of her owner, Amy Panteleef, ing things. We can’t like everything, and this Centralia. Panteleef, who is a vet tech OR at Chehalis-Centralia Veterinary Hospi- PINE OAK will make it easier to sympathize with people Made to Order, any Size or Depth who post bad news. More people will feel bet- tal in Chehalis, had lown with Berna- ter if they get 100+ dislikes to bad news, rather dette Huard, a former Chehalis resident, than just a few who weren’t afraid to look like to New Orleans to assist with rescue they love hearing bad news by clicking like operations following Katrina. She was working with Pasado’s Safe Haven, Your Choice instead. This makes sense, and I am surprised of any Color that it hasn’t been implemented sooner! Seattle. When Chaquita was rescued from a New Orleans home, she was tiny We will match and had little hair, Panteleef said. Pan- local competitors teleef decided to bring her home with Reader responds on Facebook to Seattle Times story de- her after she was inished with her New pricing tailing use of “heart in a box” device to boost scarce implants: Orleans work. Chaquita now weighs 7 pounds. Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf 1601 S. Gold St • Centralia CH545765rc.sw Coast in late August 2005. The most signiicant deaths occurred in New Or- Barbara Nichols Lewis This subject is near 360-736-3832 leans, which looded after levees failed. and dear to me. My daughter had a heart/lung transplant many years ago, in California, right before the UW Center had their transplant program going. This is such major progress! I LUCKY EAGLE CASINO & HOTEL remember seeing staff running with coolers at Stanford, with hearts or other organs in them, knowing that time was of the essence. This gives hope to so many that are waiting.

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News in Brief Centralia Board “It’s the same one that we had Middle School Principal Greg ficials what they are doing at the County Sheriff’s Office. all these issue about,” Davalos Domingos, who submitted the moment they received the email. The man, identified as a Approves Return said. “They changed the process, largest number of reimbursable With two days to respond, a 63-year-old from Gig Harbor, to Medicaid Match otherwise we probably would time in the district. Former Su- checklist needs to be completed was reportedly fishing at 11:49 have waited another year.” perintendent Steve Bodnar took as does a three sentence narra- a.m. about 500 yards down- Program The district has had prob- a new position in Yelm before tive of what that individual was stream from the boat launch doing at that time. lems with the program in the the investigation was complete. when he waded into deep water, By The Chronicle The state numbers will past. The state Attorney Gen- At the time of the district’s slipped and was dragged under On Wednesday night, the eral’s Medicaid Fraud Control participation, staff kept time then be used to decide how Centralia School District board a current, according to the sher- Unit completed an investigation sheets meant to keep track of much is allocated back to of directors voted unanimously iff’s office. that showed false claims for re- how much time they spent ed- the district, Habenicht said. to take part in the Medicaid The Thurston County Coro- imbursement were submitted ucating or referring students Match program once again. ner’s Office has not yet released Shelley Habenicht, director previously. The investigation and their families to Medicaid Cowlitz River found Centralia Middle School services. The middle school re- the man’s name. of special programs, recom- Drowning Victim Dies Another fisherman report- mended the board approve the made false claims from March ceived $138 per student from the 2011 to June 2013. The district program in 2011-12, compared By The Chronicle edly saw the incident, pulled the district’s participation in the unconscious man to shore and program. She will be overseeing had to pay $372,000 to the state’s to $18 per student received at A man who slipped under the it. Health Care Authority as part of Centralia High School. water Tuesday morning while started CPR. A nearby boat took New guidelines and a stricter a settlement reached. With the new reporting fly fishing near the Blue Creek the man to shore. reporting process make it im- An internal investigation guidelines, the procedure is Boat Launch on the Cowlitz Riv- The man was initially trans- possible to skew ratings or mis- showed a lack of oversight for now done through computers. er died at 4:55 p.m. that day at ported to Providence Centralia represent data, Superintendent the program, and resulted in the Random time studies are sent Providence St. Peter Hospital in Hospital, then transferred to Mark Davalos said. demotion of former Centralia through email, asking school of- Olympia, according to the Lewis Providence St. Peter.

including North Military Road. The 320-acre Pacific North- State Environmental Policy costs, an established distribution Auction Dowell is concerned those west Regional Logistic Center is Act and other entitlements have community and a business tax negotiations may not have gone located on Interstate 5 with close been completed. friendly climate,” according to Continued from the front page well. access to the state Route 505 exit “(It) is an ideal location for us- sale information from Benaroya. At that time, the county was Joe Alhadeff, of Benaroya, and can accommodate up to 5 ers, investors or freight forward- The online auction present- in negotiations with Benaroya and county Commissioner Bill million square feet of buildings. ers to capitalize on the proximity ed by CBRE Auction Services about an agreement for improve- Schulte, who represents the area, Benaroya also has a possible to the fast growing population is scheduled from 9:30 a.m. to ments to the county’s roads in did not return calls for comment preliminary site plan with eight centers and Ports of Seattle/Ta- 11:30 a.m. on Oct. 13. The open- the area of the industrial park, Wednesday. buildings, according to its website. coma and Portland, low power ing bid is $2.5 million.

surance, bereavement leave, and Teachers DISTRICT’S support for professional develop- ment. Continued from the front page EXPLANATION “Our teachers are passionate The district released an up- about our work, but it is harder Nancy Herzog, third grade date on the negotiations on its to make ends meet when our pay teacher at Fords Prairie Elemen- website showing the district’s is going backwards due to rising tary School, said she heavily con- take on what both sides can- healthcare costs,” Kite said. sidered whether the new contract not agree on. To access the She added that the district under negations was strike-wor- webpage, go to www.centralia. has not allotted enough money thy. She ultimately decided that k12.wa.us/domain/793. for school supplies, resulting it was. in teachers spending their own “I was anticipating a good money for materials. package from our board last find better. You must not appre- night and when I heard what was ciate our love and admiration for “With health care costs tak- offered, I was absolutely appalled,” students. You must not believe ing more out of our paycheck, it she said during the public com- education is what’s best for prog- gets harder and harder to cover ment portion of the meeting. “All ress,” she told the board. the expenses the district should of a sudden now it’s no longer Beverly Clark was the only Pete Caster / [email protected] be paying for anyway,” she said. about health care for me or class parent who spoke at the meet- Presley Strodemire, 5, left, and her sister, Sydney, 2, hold up signs with their mother, Michelle Sane, a special edu- size, or clock hours, or profes- ing and she said she was disap- Kristin Strodemire, a teacher at Oakview Elementary School, as Centralia School cation teacher and part of the sional development opportuni- pointed with every school board District educators rally outside the school district oice on Tuesday afternoon in bargaining team, said she felt the ties — it’s about respect. I’ll take member. Centralia. same as many who stood on the a strike vote tonight, tomorrow “My expectation is that you street corners. night, or whenever, and I’ll vote don’t exist without your teach- Superintendent Mark Davalos the carpentry program. He said “I’m ready for the district to yes and I’ll do whatever I need to ers and your paraeducators and said he is hopeful an agreement he wants to stay in the Centralia take us seriously and move for- do to get a decent contract for our all the people in our district,” she will be reached and said both School District, but contract ne- ward to help support kids in our teachers now.” said. “… I cannot believe (what sides have been working hard to gotiations have taken away from community,” she said. According to the district’s you’re offering), that’s absolutely do so. The next bargaining meet- what is important. This year and Other teachers present at the website, the district and the Cen- disgusting.” ing is scheduled for today. last year are the only times in demonstration were reluctant to tralia Education Association have After the meeting, Johnson over two decades with the district comment and directed questions been unable to agree on six major told The Chronicle that she was THE CONTENTIOUS BOARD meet- that Smith has started the year to Kite. topics, including time, resources, hopeful before walking into the ing followed picketing outside without a contract, he said. Ed Petersen, communications incentive days, bereavement leave school board meeting, but much the district office Tuesday. Davalos said that although a and public relations coordina- days, health insurance benefits, of that faded afterward. As school administrators and new contract has not yet been de- tor for the district, said he hoped experienced recognition pay, a “Centralia teachers are the CEA representatives sat around cided upon, both parties agreed the mediation would be resolved professional development pool most heartfelt professional, most a table to discuss the terms of a in last year’s negotiations that if soon. and out-of-pocket expense funds. respected individuals that I have new bargaining contract, teach- a bargaining agreement was not “Nobody on both sides thinks Both sides have individual ever had the honor to work with,” ers took to the streets outside reached before Aug. 31, the ex- this disruption is good for the proposals for the six topics. The she said. “They were very up- the building carrying signs and isting contract would remain in students,” he said. CEA is asking for increases, set when they saw the proposal. repeating a “fair contract now” place until new terms were rati- On Sept. 3, the CEA autho- which the district has proposed They just sat there and stared and chant. fied. rized its bargaining team to come in some areas, but not to the full then they were outraged.” “It shouldn’t have taken this Kerri Kite, co-chair of the back to the membership with extent of the CEA’s wishes. Toward the end of the meeting, long,” Mitchell Smith, a teacher Centralia Education Association, a request to take a strike vote Lauri Johnson, co-chair of board member Chris Thomas with the carpentry program at said she wanted a tentative agree- if a tentative agreement is not the CEA, said she was hopeful a said he was personally ashamed the high school, said. “Enough is ment to be decided upon by the reached. decision was going to be reached of where the district is at in the enough. What we are asking for end of the night Tuesday, though “Centralia educators are uni- Tuesday night during the media- bargaining process. Board mem- is very reasonable. … It’s a matter her hopes didn’t materialize. fied in their desire to win a fair tion process, but was disappoint- ber Amy Buzzard thanked teach- of making it happen.” In a press release handed out contract that is good for students ed with the results. ers for the input she has received Smith has been with the dis- by the CEA, the association said and gives them the support they “You must not respect your thus far and urged teachers to trict for 24 years and has funneled the sides remain far apart on need to be successful,” Johnson staff. You must think you can continue to share their vision. a lot of his time and effort into professional pay, health care in- said in a release.

While Gulbranson was work- deck the night before. The em- think a second thought about,” picks up the next day.” Fire ing on the house, another person bers likely smoldered through Scott said. “That’s the third fire While both Scott and Mc- tried to extinguish the blaze on the fibrous material in the plastic in the last year of that style and Murray credit Gulbranson for Continued from the front page the other side. flowerpot for several hours until the second within a month. They saving the property, he takes it Scott said the fire was likely the pot melted and dropped the think it’s out, but all it takes is a all in stride. your house is on fire,” she said. caused by cigarettes the home- hot material onto and around the little wind or a little heat from “I didn’t do it for anything But sure enough, the house owners thought they had extin- deck. the sun, then the wind lifts up special, I would have done it for was burning. guished in a flower pot on the “Those are things you don’t the ash and embers and the fire anybody,” Gulbranson said. “I was like ‘OK, I’m a garbage man not a fireman.’ So I dialed 911 and told them I was going to grab the garden hose and start spraying it until they showed up,” Gulbranson said. “She had some dogs barking in the house. I was like, ‘I got labs myself, I’m not go- ing to see some dogs burn up.’” For about 10 minutes, he sup- pressed the fire until the West Thurston Fire Authority arrived and took over. Gulbranson’s timing was fortunate because it meant the difference between mi- nor damage and total destruction. “It saved it from causing sub- stantial damage, that’s for sure,” said West Thurston Fire Chief Robert Scott. “We used a thermal imaging camera and the whole wall was hot. If he hadn’t checked that (smoke), it wouldn’t have been discovered until a neighbor discovered it later, and that means it could have got the whole house.” After it was all said and done, the damage was limited to part of the deck and a section of the home’s siding. But the fire had CH547009bw.sw spread from the house, into the grass and started moving across a field toward another house. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015 • Sports 1

Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl The Chronicle’s Grid Picks Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports X Sports e-mail: [email protected] of the Week 2A Boys Golf Prep Football Voetberg, Thomas Lead Centralia in Loss to Black Hills By The Chronicle Thomas carded a 44 in the loss “We had Deter and Noah Tuesday’s Results to the Wolves. both shoot consistently well, Deter Voetberg and Noah Horger Medals, Warrior Golfers Thomas shot well, but the Ti- Black Hills’ Blake Fulling- but our problem continues to ton shot a 40 for match medalist be just the depth that we have, 4 Beat Elma gers couldn’t quite keep pace honors, and five of the Wolves’ through 6,” Centralia coach Hal The Rochester Warriors with Black Hills on Wednesday six varsity players finished be- Gronseth said. “We’re needing in a 221-243 loss in Evergreen are coming along, much to the low 50. to keep our scores down a bit.” delight of coach Kyle Sprague, 2A Conference action at River- Brett Lamphere was another Centralia (1-2) will host progressing with an Evergreen side Golf Course. bright spot for Centralia, shoot- Mark Morris, back at Riverside, Pete Caster / [email protected] Voetberg shot a 41, while ing a personal-best 46. on Monday. please see GOLF, page S5 Pe Ell-Willapa Valley running back Trev- or Cook celebrates with Dalton Toepelt Friday in Menlo during a win over To- Tuesday’s Prep Volleyball ledo. The Titans (2-0) play at top-ranked Napavine (2-0) on Friday. Top-Ranked Tigers Host C2BL Favorite Titans in Key C2BL Contest WEEK 3 PREVIEW: W.F. West, Centralia Both Hit the Road for Nonleaguers By Aaron VanTuyl [email protected] Napavine coach Josh Fay was, before the season started, of the opinion that Pe Ell-Willapa Valley was the best team in the always-tough Central 2B League. Two weeks in, and that hasn’t changed. The 2-0 Titans are coming off of a 35-13 win over then-No. 4-ranked Toledo, a 2014 state semifinalist. “They did a good job out there, and managed to manage games real well,” Fay said. “Teams that manage games are generally Brandon Hansen / [email protected] pretty good football teams, and I W.F. West’s Kailey Hoyt tries to thread the needle between two Mossyrock blockers during nonleague volleyball action between Mossyrock and W.F. West on Tuesday think they’ve lived up to the bill- in Chehalis. ing so far.” Friday night’s showdown pits the top-ranked Tigers — state runners-up a year ago — against Balanced Bearcats Sweep Mossyrock fourth-ranked, up-and-coming PWV in its second year as a com- VOLLEYBALL: McKay, contended for a bit, but the Ti- bination program. gers came out on top, defeating “It’s a big game for us. They’re Vadala Lead W.F. West host Adna 25-8, 30-28, 23-25, tough. But, I mean, we’re treating to Second Win 25-17 here in nonleague volley- it as a football game, and a league ball action on Tuesday. game, and a pretty big matchup,” By The Chronicle Centralia coach Neil Sharp PWV coach Josh Fluke said. “All In a battle between 2A and praised libero Bryse Gilmore I can say is the boys are amped 2B foes, the larger school won for her excellent play in almost up for it.” in convincing fashion as the every facet of the match. Gilm- The game features, entertain- W.F. West Bearcats blanked ore finished with 32 digs and ingly, teams with polar-opposite the Mossyrock Vikings, 25-21, five aces on 28 for 31 serving. offensive strategies. The 2-0 Tigers have relied 25-16, 25-16 in nonleague vol- "It was just another day at on the passing attack, with ju- leyball action in the Bearcats' the office for Bryse," Sharp said. home opener in Chehalis on nior quarterback Wyatt Stan- "She's a remarkable player." ley hitting 23 of 32 attempts for Tuesday. Hayden Blaser added 30 Jessica McKay led the charge 442 yards and six touchdowns, assists and 16 digs, while Leti without an interception, in two once more, racking up seven Ramirez went 17 for 17 from Brandon Hansen / [email protected] games. Mac Fagerness leads the kills, 16 digs, and an ace on 13 the service stripe with six aces. for 17 serving. Ashlee Vadala Mossyrock’s Jordynn Myers hits during nonleague volleyball action Tuesday in receiving corps with six catches Chehalis. Cary Sathre recorded 12 kills for 217 yards. had eight kills, seven digs, and and three blocks while Tavi two aces on 12 for 14 serving, Sophomore Cole Van Wyck Keahey had six kills and three has been the Tigers’ leading while Abby Guerrero added 20 serving. The Bearcats (2-0) will travel blocks. Sarah Hushagen con- assists, four kills, and eight digs "We were a little slow in the to Vancouver to face King's Way rusher, with 104 yards on seven tributed six kills for the Tigers. carries, though Noah Lantz, on 11 for 12 serving. first set because we had to set- on Thursday, while the Vikings "I thought we came out Sam Fagerness and Chase Van W.F. West coach Lisa Wil- tle down due to our first home (0-1) will host Centralia. very fired up," Sharp said. "We son also praised freshman Kai- game," Wilson said. "To win Wyck have also seen action out played about as good a first set of the backfield. ley Hoyt for her performance like we did in the last two sets Tigers Drop Pirates in Four as we could. We lost focus for a consisting of three blocks, one was a good margin. It was a “They got some really good athletes. They’re sound in every kill, and two aces on 6 for 8 good night." ADNA — The two squads please see VOLLEYBALL, page S5 way,” Fluke said. “They’ve got a pretty balanced offense, so we’ve been working on both quite a Tuesday’s Prep Girls Soccer bit. And offensively, for us, we’re just going to stick with our same game plan as usual.” Warriors Win Rivalry Matchup Against Beavers, 3-1 The Titans, meanwhile, have leaned on their three-headed By The Chronicle their first loss of the season. ond half. Hayes liked the play of running attack. Seth Flemetis ROCHESTER — The War- “Tenino came out hard “I thought we did well con- goalkeeper Bella Phelps, who has 18 carries for 203 yards and riors got the first win of the and they didn’t slow down the trolling most of the game,” finished with four saves, while three touchdowns; Kaelin Jurek season under their belts, and it whole game,” Rochester coach Hayes said. “Quinn did a really Rochester collected 16 shots has 17 carries for 174 yards and came against Evergreen 2A/1A John Hayes said. “That’s what good job controlling the pace against the Beavers. three touchdowns, with a re- Division rival Tenino by a score rivalry games are supposed to and putting pressure on their “Belle did phenomenal,” ceiving score; and Trevor Cook of 3-1 here on Tuesday. be like. It was good to get a win striker.” Hayes said. “She had a fantastic has 14 carries for 198 yards and Quinn McFadden put in after two losses.” Tenino got its lone goal in night in goal.” four touchdowns. Quarterbacks two goals for Rochester which McFadden scored in the the 59th minute from Mary Alexa Black and Allison Jason Fluke and Red Arrington bounced back from early-sea- 19th minute for a 1-0 halftime Cantrell, but the Warriors re- Hull both had good nights on have combined to go 5 of 12 for son losses to W.F. West and lead, and notched her second sponded four minutes later on a Tumwater to hand the Beavers goal five minutes into the sec- Kiah Horger goal. please see SOCCER, page S4 please see PREVIEW, page S4

Killing It The Final Word Napavine’s Melissa Lee Oregon QB Vernon Adams Confirms Broken Finger hits the TV’s Best Bet EUGENE (AP) — Oregon quarter- Jeff Lockie, Marcus Mariota’s back- ball against NFL Football South Bend back Vernon Adams Jr. confirmed that he up last season for the Ducks, will start on Wednes- has a broken finger and says it’s a game- against the Panthers if Adams cannot go. Denver at Kansas City day in time decision whether he’ll start Saturday Adams’ comments ended specula- 5:30 p.m. Napavine. against Georgia State. tion that had been swirling since before CBS/NFL —See story, Vernon told reporters Wednesday that the game against the Spartans. Oregon’s page S5 he broke his finger in the season opener. coaches do not discuss injuries as a policy. It was bothering him in the Ducks’ 31- Adams transferred to Oregon from 28 loss at now-No. 4 Michigan State last Eastern Washington for his final season Brandon Hansen / [email protected] weekend. of eligibility. Sports 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015

Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding Tips on Getting Your Four-Footed Friend Ready for Hiking By Craig Hill The (Tacoma) News Tribune TACOMA — My new best friend has sketchy bowel control, is banned for life from national parks and I've caught him in bed with my wife, but he's an excel- lent hiking partner. Shaped like a loaf of bread, he's tireless and cruises uphill with ease. But he's never too rushed to stop and smell the flowers - right before he pees on them. Largent is a 17-pound part bichon frisé, part poodle and probably part terrier who, four months ago, was found roaming the mean streets of Chicago. My wife was smitten from the moment she spotted a pic- ture of the 1-year-old dog on the website of a rescue organization. After a ream of paperwork and phone interviews (we did this, not him), Largent was jetting west. October is national adopt- a-dog month, according to the American Humane Association, the perfect time to pick up a new hiking partner. But before you hit the trail it's vital that you pre- pare your pup. When I first saw Largent in action, a white streak blitzing up and down our street, I immedi- ately envisioned us taking long, challenging hikes. And while I Craig Hill / The News Tribune was excited to get going, instead In this photo taken Aug. 11, Kenzie Hill feeds Largent a bacon strip atop Tatoosh Peak with Mount Rainier looming on the horizon. October is national adopt-a-dog we started with a simple 5-mile month, according to the American Human Society, the perfect time to pick up a new hiking partner. But before you hit the trail it’s vital that you prepare your pup. stroll in Pack Forest near Eaton- ville. about how far you plan to go you need to get your dog to the help keep ticks away, but carry- season. A test hike. He passed, and and whether or not your dog can nearest vet, he said. ing a tick puller, especially east And a personal flotation now we're on to something a handle that distance." Dogs transfer heat by pant- of the Cascades, also is a good device should be a must when little tougher. ing and through their foot pads. idea, Lindner said. heading out on the water, Lind- This, said Puyallup veteri- Walking on a hot surface like And don't forget the sun- ner said. "For you and the dog." nary physician Coe Lindner, is CHOOSE THE RIGHT LOCATION AND SPORT asphalt or rock could cause your screen. SPF 30 should be applied a good approach. "You need to dog to overheat. any place where you can see skin BE PREPARED bring them along slowly," Lind- There are some places you Lindner said look for signs and on the nose if the dog has a ner said. just can't go with a dog. that your dog is distressed, pant- pink sniffer. In addition to carrying an Not only do dogs need to National parks don't al- ing excessively or drooling from emergency kit, food and water for your dog (or having them get into shape, but they need to low dogs outside of its parking its nose and mouth. The dog toughen up their feet to handle GEAR UP carry it themselves. Dogs can lots, and most wildlife refuges may also become unsteady on the rigors of longer and tougher carry 25-33 percent of their also ban pets. But state parks in its feet. Down jackets, booties and trips. body weight), you should know Washington and national forests Check your dog's gums. If personal floatation devices Your dog probably loves how your dog is going to react to allow dogs. they are blue, purple or bright aren't just cute accoutrements, playing in the outdoors as much And not all activities are your commands. red, the dog is overheated, Lind- they can help your dog stay as you do, but just like hiking suitable for dogs. Scrambling up "If you are going to take your ner said. comfortable and safe. with your two-legged friends, rocky slopes can tear up their dog off leash, that's fine but the Cool the dog down by put- "If you can think of it, it's things can get ugly if you aren't paws. And while you don't have probably out there," Lindner dog has to be obedient," Lindner prepared. to look any farther than the ting wet - but not ice cold - tow- said. "They better know to come els behind its neck and on its said. Here are some recommenda- South Sound's numerous mul- There is a plethora of options when you say 'come.' If not, that's tions: tiuse trails to find somebody paws, groin and armpits. Get the when they get lost, fall off the dog in the shade and off of hot for booties and they're worth ex- riding a bike while tethered to a ploring for your dog if you plan cliff or tangle with a raccoon." dog, Lindner says this is a recipe surfaces such as asphalt. Give CONSULT A VET the animal water and electro- to take it hiking, Lindner said. for disaster. Not only do they protect the START SLOW You've heard the disclaim- "If you need to get someplace lytes to drink. er: "Consult a physician before feet, but they help the pet from You might be hitting the quicker with your dog use a getting too hot or too cold. starting an exercise program." (bike trailer)." Lindner said. EMERGENCY KIT gym to stay in shape during the That's good advice for Fido, Lindner sometimes recom- winter, but odds are the dog isn't too. In addition to your own first mends a product called Pad- doing exercise videos while you A visit with the vet can help PACK A THERMOMETER aid kit, there are certain things Tough, essentially a liquid skin are gone. on many fronts. The vet can help The hiking safety "10 Essen- you should carry for your dog. for dogs' pads. This can help Be mindful that your dog you compile your emergency tials" don't say anything about a Lindner recommends Steri- protect paws while they toughen needs to get back into shape kit, talk to you about what your rectal thermometer, but if you're Strips, antibiotic ointment and up. But don't try to apply this when you head back outside in dog's actions mean and deter- hiking with your dog it's a must. bandage material in case the dog after the dog hurts its pads or it the spring. mine if your dog is fit enough Overheating can be a prob- cuts itself. will sting, Lindner said. Lindner says to keep walking for exercise. lem when your dog is hiking and Ask your vet about an anti- Not all dogs like wearing your dog through the winter so "We can say, 'Hey the dog is a thermometer can tell you how histamine to use in case of bee coats while they're moving. they get some exercise. It's good about 10 pounds overweight and much your dog is suffering. stings and an anti-inflammato- If they don't, on cold days it's for both of you. is not ready for certain athletic A temperature of 102-103 de- ry. A squeeze bottle with water good to bring the coat anyway Then when it's time to hit activity," Lindner said. "We can grees Fahrenheit is normal for is helpful for cleaning your dog's for when the dog isn't moving. the trails, he said, "you're both in listen to its heart. We can check a dog, Lindner said. If the tem- eyes. Bright colors are good for both good shape and you are going to for arthritis. We can talk to you perature climbs to 105 or higher, A flea and tick collar can you and the dog during hunting have the time of your life."

Outdoors Briefs Yellowstone Surpasses numbers ahead of last year. project on schedule,” Mitchell dow in some spots and several Officials say the group got said. “Black Lake is a big draw hundred feet deep. Flooding a permit to hike the canyon at 3 Million Visitors This for fishing and other water can turn such canyons into 7:40 a.m. Monday, before the State to Close Black sports, and we want to have our deadly channels of fast-moving canyons were closed because of Year Lake Launch Site for new facilities up and running water and debris in just min- flood warnings issued at 2:22 YELLOWSTONE NA- as soon as possible.” utes. p.m. Six of the hikers were from TIONAL PARK, Wyo. (AP) Upgrades Two private boat launches A sudden deluge of rain California and one from Ne- — Yellowstone National Park By The Olympian — Salmon Shores Resort and fueled the flood, which “went vada. All were in their 40s and remains on track to have one The public water-access Columbus Park — are available from a trickle to a wall” of wa- 50s. of its highest number of annual site on Black Lake in Thurston on the lake. ter, park ranger Therese Picard The deadly events happened visitor counts on record. County will be closed Sept. The project is funded by said. at the same time flash floods The park has already sur- 14 through Oct. 1 while work a $490,000 grant through the Concerns about more flood- tore through a small communi- passed the 3 million mark crews remove the aging boat Boating Facility Program with- ing have prevented search-and- ty on the Utah-Arizona border through August, with four launch and replace it with two in the Washington Recreation rescue teams from entering just south of the park, leaving at months left in the calendar new concrete ramps. and Conservation Office. Keyhole Canyon to look for least 12 people dead. year. The Washington Depart- one hiker still missing. Rescue The Utah National Guard Yellowstone saw more than ment of Fish and Wildlife, Zion National Park teams with dogs were look- and a team of searchers who 854,000 recreational visits in which owns and maintains the ing several miles downstream once combed through the August, an increase of 10 per- public access site on the south- Floods Trap 7 in Narrow in piles of debris and in shal- World Trade Center towers af- cent over August 2014. east corner of the lake, also low ponds of water that form ter Sept. 11 are still looking for The running total of 3.1 plans to construct a boarding Canyon in rocks. Others were wading a missing boy who was among million recreational visits in float, resurface the blacktop, ZION NATIONAL PARK, through waist-high water in the the 16 people in two cars that the first eight months of this and add parking spaces. A new Utah (AP) — Seven hikers who nearby Virgin River. were swept up Monday by swift year is 15 percent over 2014. restroom facility was installed entered a narrow desert can- Park rangers commonly water, mud and debris in a can- Each of the park's five en- earlier this year. yon for a day of canyoneering warn hikers about flood risks yon. trances saw an increase in ve- Brian Mitchell, the agency’s became trapped when a flash during monsoon season and Three children survived, hicles for the month of August access area manager, said clos- flood filled the chasm with wa- did the same with this group including a boy who told Utah compared to 2014 levels. ing the ramp is necessary to ter, killing at least six of them in before the hikers entered the Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox that he Neighboring Grand Teton keep people safe during con- Zion National Park in southern canyon. But there was no way escaped by cutting through an National Park and other na- struction. Utah, officials said Wednesday. to reach them in time to alert air bag, climbing out a window tional parks in the Northern “We’re going to do every- Known as a slot canyon, the them to the violent floodwaters and jumping off the roof of the Rockies also report visitation thing we can to complete this passage is as narrow as a win- coming their way. vehicle. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015 • Sports 3

Hunting, Fishing Hiking, Birding Outdoors Hunting & Fishing Report Autumn Makes a Nostalgic Debut, Though Only Briefly eal, true, dyed-in-the-blue Just last week anglers on the fall Chinook, coho and summer safe for consumption. Domoic fighters get a handle on some of autumn is still a week lower Columbia River made steelies. Beginning Sept. 16, Chi- acid can cause illness or death if the state’s infernos but we are Raway, but don’t tell my coat 18,057 fishing trips that net- nook can be harvested with or consumed in large quantities. still not entirely clear of wildfire rack. ted 9,439 adult Chinook (3,707 without an adipose fin. “Obviously we can’t open danger. On the chapped heels of a of those were released). An ad- The Wind River has been beaches to digging until toxin The North Star Fire on the merciless summer full of heat ditional 186 adult coho and 37 rather quiet with just a bit of ac- levels drop, but we want to be Colville Indian Reservation is and void of water, the seasonal summer steelhead were caught. tion happening near the mouth. ready to go when they do,” said currently the state’s largest fire at shift has pivoted quickly across Chinook harvest below Warrior The upper river opens up to a Dan Ayres, coastal shellfish about 217,558 acres and there are a pinpoint ful- Rock is now closed through Sept. selective gear, catch-and-release manager for the WDFW, in a 29 wildfires burning across the crum. We went 30. steelhead fishery on Sep. 16. press release. “That preparation state, with five major fires in be- from three The best lower Columbia Riv- In Drano Lake boat anglers includes hearing from the public tween the Pacific Ocean and the straight months er fishing last week was found in averaged about a fish per rod suggestions about the upcoming Cascade Mountains. of air condition- Buoy 10 where anglers averaged last week, when counting throw- season.” Up in the Olympic National ing weather to 1.45 coho and 1.31 fall Chinook backs. Fall Chinook, summer Comments and suggestions Park, in the thicket of dense rain should be sent via email to, ra- crank-up-the- per boat. Gorge anglers gave steelies and even a few coho have forest, the Paradise Valley Fire is heater weather been part of the catch and about [email protected], or by still burning at about 2,796 acres. the buoy bonkers a run for their postal service to, Razor Clams, in just a matter half of the steelhead were clipped. That fire was started by lightning By Jordan Nailon money by hauling in 2.41 fall 48 Devonshire Rd., Montesano, of days. An anti-snagging regulation is in all the way back in May. For The Chinook per boat. From Van- WA 98563. All input must be re- Of course Chronicle The latest figures from the couver to Cathlamet boat an- effect through Dec. 31. ceived by Sep. 30. the evening nip DNR show that the Alder Lake glers reeled in almost a whole fall The Yakima River was slow During the past digging sea- to the air is familiar, in the same Chinook per boat, while bank last week with 405 anglers bonk- fire near Mineral has increased son (fall/winter 2014, winter/ to about 280 acres, but contain- way that a long lost elementary anglers in the between the gorge ing just 21 fall Chinook and spring 2015) Washington diggers ment efforts have been largely school friend might be. But so and Vancouver averaged less three coho. bucketed 5.7 million razor clams successful there. much time has passed since the than a third of a Chinook each. Trout fishing is in high gear at for an average of 14.4 clams per two of you last met that first in- Goose Lake near Carson though. On Sunday a wildfire sparked The coho bite was down person, per day. That average in Klickitat County and quickly troductions can be a bit of an across the board outside of the According to John Weinheimer, is just a tick shy of the 15-clam awkward affair. Do you still peel a fish biologist for the WDFW, reached an estimated 2,000 acres. Buoy 10 area. The WDFW’s pre- daily limit. The Horsethief Butte Fire began your string cheese? Do they still “Through next week, Goose Lake season prediction estimated that Clam populations are expect- about three miles north of Dal- color outside the lines? is being planted with rainbows, 540,000 adult coho would return ed to be slightly lower than last lesport and caused a level 2 evac- On a dime it was time to to the Columbia this season but browns, and cutthroats. The year but they will still be above stop opening the windows and uation. As of Tuesday the fire so far only about 18,695 silvers browns will be quite small but the long-term average popula- was about 90 percent contained hovering around the ceiling fan. have been counted. Those num- will grow. We had to plant them tion. According to Ayres, a best- Instead I found myself rushing and no longer listed as an active bers should improve over the way early because of water short- case scenario for the opening of wildfire by the DNR. The evacu- around the house and buttoning next few weeks however as the ages at our facilities. The cutts razor clam season is mid-to-late up the hatches. The butter on the ation order has subsequently coho appear to be staging near are a beautiful size!” October. been lifted. counter is hard. The honey in the In Puget Sound, where the mouth. Weinheimer also noted, “In In Lewis County the Board of cupboard is crystallizing. Rack- domoic acid has made a few cam- The most recent ocean fish- addition, several hundred rain- Commissioners voted on Mon- ing my brain I try to remember eo appearances, marine areas 4, ing statistics from the WDFW bows from a kid’s derby held at day to ease the county’s burn ban. if the chimney is swept and how 5, 6, and 7 West were closed to show that anglers in Marine Area Carson National Fish Hatchery “It looks like conditions are spot shrimping on Sep. 15. long the firewood will last. 1 (Ilwaco) averaged 1.4 salmon this past weekend will be put improving, so we feel the fire And just when I’ve finally per rod, which is almost double into the lake sometime this week. The closure is intended to protect female shrimp during danger threat is less,” said acting located my parka, my balaclava, the previous tally. North Jetty These are nice fish too!” county fire marshal Lee Napier. my mittens and my woolies, the Low water at Goose Lake their egg-bearing period. How- anglers reeled in just more than ever, areas 4, 5 and 6 will remain In response to the county’s sun returns for an afternoon of half a fish per rod from the bank. should consolidate the fish a bit, action the City of Centralia also overheated makeup time. That so if you can find them it should open through Oct. 15 for coon- The salted catch was comprised stripe and pink shrimp fishing. decided to lift its ban on rec- old familiar sweat returns. The of 71 percent coho. WDFW be a heavy line lifting session. reational fires and the city of layers come off in a furious Rus- However, the low water means All other Puget Sound marine ar- numbers indicate that about 20 eas are already closed to shrimp- Chehalis seemed poised to take sian nesting doll succession. that the boat launch doesn’t percent of the coho quota and ing. a similar action. Recreational In a few hours, though, when 65 percent of the Chinook quota reach the lake and only small fires must be made in designated the sun slips away for a three- were harvested by Sept. 6. (electric motor only) boats are campground or on private lands. fingered nightcap, the cool air WILDFIRES Up in the Bonneville Pool an- recommended at this time. The Please check with your local fire of fall returns and we set about glers have been mainly catching Goose Lake fishery is typically The big cool off and sporadic department for additional rules reminiscing on days of yore in a fall Chinook along with a smat- a very popular destination until doses of rain have helped fire- and safety precautions. way that only old friends can do. tering of steelhead. A newly in- snow closes the access roads. Familiarity does indeed breed stituted anti-snagging rule went Bouts of rain and depressed comfort, so long as you can find into effect at Bonneville and two late summer temperatures have your long johns and slippers. from The Chronicle of its tributaries on Sept. 15. That allowed the WDFW to reopen regulation means that any spe- another batch of western Wash- FISHIN’ cies of fish must be hooked inside ington rivers that were previ- New Washington Depart- the mouth in order to be har- ously shuttered due to drought ment of Fish and Wildlife direc- vested. The anti-snagging rule conditions. This time 11 Puget tor Jim Unsworth predictably will remain in place at Bonnev- Sound tributaries and six rivers wants to make changes to fishing ille through Oct. 1 while the on the west end of the Olympic in Washington. That is to say, he White Salmon River and Drano Peninsula were put back on the wants to make the rules easier to Lake will be anti-snagging zones anglers table. See a photo you like in the paper? understand. through Dec. 31. Speaking last week at a con- This week salmon fishing HUNTIN’ vention in Selah, Unsworth said, on the Columbia River remains The gravy train that is hunt- “The reason we have such compli- open from Buoy 10 up to the Or- ing season is picking up the pace ePRints cated regs is that we’re trying to egon/Washington border above now and rolling through your maximize recreation, but there’s McNary Dam. White Sturgeon neck of the woods. some things in there we can fishing of the catch and release Early archery season for elk make simpler. I’m convinced of variety is also allowed, and a free began on Sep. 12 and will run Get a quality print to keep! R it.” festival celebrating the Columbia through the 24th, while the on- $ 99 3.5”x5” .... 4 ...... shipping $305 Unsworth, an implant from River monster fish will be held in going deer archery season will Idaho who is currently in his first Vancouver on Sept. 19 from 10 continue through Sep. 27 or 30, Total: $804 depending on the area. Bear year as director of the WDFW, a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Water Re- 4”x6” ...... $699 ...... shipping $305 noted that the department will sources Education Center. hunting season also remains an $ 04 take comments from the public On the tributary scene it’s option through Nov. 15. Total: 10 In other areas, the high coun- as well as WDFW enforcement been a bit of a mixed creel of re- 5”x7” ...... $1199 ...... shipping $305 officers as the department tries sults lately. try buck hunts began on Sep. 15 and will run through the 25th. $ 04 to streamline the angling regu- Cowlitz River anglers have hoto Total: 15 Those hunts are open to any type lations, “because they want sim- been hooking a medley of fall 8”x10” ...... $1899 ...... shipping $305 pler rules, too,” Unsworth said. Chinook, coho, summer-run of weapon. Fall turkey season begins on $ 04 One idea floated at the meet- steelhead and sea-run cutthroat, P Total: 22 Sep. 19, as well as pheasant sea- ing was to create a system of with the bulk of the coho being son, and geese are open in most Photo Reprint Request Form found in the lower river. Cut- “family-fishing waters” where areas after a rolling startup. A Date of Paper ______Section & Page ______the rules will be universal, with throats and steelhead have been two-day youth only hunt for ______predictable open and closing loitering around the trout hatch- Brief description of photo ducks, geese and coots will go ______dates. For now, though, anglers ery and Chinook have been down on Sep. 19-20. are stuck with the prerequisite caught throughout the river. Band-tailed pigeons first ap- ______150-page regulation manual. We On the heels of tragedy, an- peared on the target list on Sep. Size Requested ______Quantity ______shall see what the future holds. glers should remember to be cau- 15, and of course cougars, bob- Subtotal ______+shipping ______TOTAL _____ Back in the here and now, tious in and around the water. A cats, fox, forest grouse, cottontail or at least last week, fishing has Gig Harbor man died last week rabbit, snowshoe hare, mourn- Billing Information been productive on the Colum- while fishing the Cowlitz when ing dove, crow, raccoon and coy- First & Last Name ______bia River. Chinook continue to he slipped on a submerged rock otes are all currently primed for Email ______Phone ______return to the upper river in traf- and was carried downstream the cross hairs as well. ______fic jam numbers and the catch and beneath the current. Nearby Address rates are piggybacking on those anglers recovered and attempted SHELLFISHIN’ City ______State ______Zip ______return rates. Between Aug. 1 and to save the man. Credit card payment only Sept. 14 of this year a total of A bit of rain and a lot less heat With the typical start of Washington’s coastal razor clam Name on the card ______562,383 fall Chinook successful- have river flows in the region on season sitting just weeks away, the rise, increasing the danger Card# ______Exp. Date ______CVC# _____ ly navigated beyond the Bonnev- and domoic acid still floating on Shipping Information ille Dam barrier. That number is to all anglers. On Tuesday river the tide, the WDFW is seeking the second largest since 1938. flow on the Cowlitz was mea- public input on how to best man- ❑ Same as Billing Address Correspondingly, the WDFW sured at 2,540 cubic feet per sec- age the upcoming season. First & Last Name ______announced last week that this ond with 14 feet of water visibility. Ongoing issues with domoic Company Name ______summer’s harvest of 5,928 Chi- Workers at the Cowlitz Salmon acid, which closed the spring nook salmon in the lower Co- Hatchery separator recovered season early, have put the regu- Address ______lumbia is officially the largest 227 summer-run steelhead, 270 larly scheduled opening in doubt. City ______State ______Zip ______on record since at least 1965. fall Chinook, 83 spring Chinook According to the WDFW levels Mail form to The Chronicle, Attn: Customer Service The previous high was recorded and eight coho last week. of the toxic acid have dropped CH531804.cg in 2011 when 5,160 kings were On the Lewis River bank an- over the summer but remain 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531 caught. glers have been catching “some” high enough to make clams un- All sales are final. Visit chronline.mycapture.com for more options Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015 SPORTS The Chronicle’s Grid Picks of the Week

Last week’s games provided plenty of opportunity to move up or down in the Grid Picks pecking order. As usual, however, esteemed sports editor Aaron VanTuyl stayed atop the heap with another 9-2 week, taking himself to 18-4 on the year. Redheaded cheap-food enthusiast Brandon Hansen (17-5 season) and perennially confused man-child Luke Kilgore (16-6) each went 8-3, whilst photo magician Pete Caster (14-8), pig chaser Jordan Nailon (15-7) and guest Fitzy (14-8 season by the guests so far) were each 7-4. This week’s guest is Mike Fourtner, former star of Discovery Channel’s Deadliest Catch and vastly overqualified assistant Adna girls bas- ketball coach. He admits, however, that he took advice from brother-in-law Chris Bannish (a former state champion quarterback at Willapa Valley) for his picks. Wise decision! Should Fourtner win this week’s Grid Picks he earns the right to throw Pete Caster back into the sea from whence he came.

Our “Experts”

this Week’s games

Aaron VanTuyl Brandon Hansen Pete Caster Luke Kilgore Jordan Nailon Mike Fourtner Sports Editor Sports Reporter Visuals Editor Sports Reporter Farmer Assistant girls basketball coach Centralia (1-1) at Columbia River Columbia River Columbia River Columbia River Columbia River Columbia River Col. River (2-0) 35-15 30-17 30-10 21-14 42-16 38-13 WF West (2-0) at West Valley W.F. West W.F. West W.F. West W.F. West W.F. West West Valley (0-2) 27-21 24-10 20-10 28-0 34-21 42-12 Tenino (2-0) at Hoquiam Tenino Tenino Hoquiam Hoquiam Hoquiam Hoquiam (2-0) 35-33 20-14 7-6 21-15 28-26 28-14 Elma (2-0) at Elma Rochester Elma Elma Elma Rochester Rochester (1-1) 37-21 34-20 25-6 15-14 24-18 21-18 Wahkiakum (0-2) Adna Adna Adna Adna Adna Adna at Adna (2-0) 50-0 40-7 14-0 35-6 28-8 42-6 Mossyrock (0-2) Toutle Lake Toutle Lake Mossyrock Toutle Lake Mossyrock Toutle Lake at Toutle Lk. (1-1) 17-13 21-17 28-7 28-6 21-14 27-21 MWP (1-1) at Onalaska Onalaska Onalaska Onalaska Onalaska Onalaska Onalaska (1-1) 23-22 32-31 7-4 21-14 21-20 24-21 PWV (2-0) at PWV PWV Napavine PWV Napavine PWV Napavine (2-0) 28-21 14-7 15-13 28-23 50-48 28-24 Toledo (1-1) at Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Winlock (0-2) 45-0 40-30 48-0 35-6 21-13 35-7 Crescent (1-1) at Crescent Crescent Oakville Crescent Crescent Crescent Oakville (0-1) 35-19 70-65 78-77 42-21 54-28 42-21 Seattle (0-1) Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay Seattle at Green Bay (1-0) 21-20 24-21 31-17 24-13 34-27 28-24

a goal for Toledo. The Indians Air Raid kind of stuff, but mistake-free football, we like Soccer built a 5-1 lead at halftime while Preview they’ve still got this back sit- our chances.” the defense — led by Alyssa ting back there who, quite The Tigers (1-1) are com- Continued from Sports 1 Ewers — focused on Napavine Continued from Sports 1 frankly, makes me as nervous ing off of a tight 10-9 win over standout Grace Hamre. the back line for the Warriors, as anything.” Aberdeen in which the Bob- Hayes added. Napavine (0-3, 0-1 league) 121 yards with an intercep- That back would be cats missed a fourth-quarter Rochester (2-1) plays at Ho- plays at Life Christian Academy tion. Garrett Wells, a 6-foot, extra point. quiam on Thursday while Teni- on Thursday, while Toledo (1-1) “They just keep on coming,” 180-pound senior who has “What it came down to was no (1-1-1) plays at Montesano. hosts Onalaska on Thursday. Fay said, of PWV’s collection run for 203 yards and two we finally didn’t put ourselves of skill players. “And a really Both are league games. touchdowns so far this season. in a position where we were Kleemeyer Scores Two in Adna’s big, physical line up front. It’s The Ram offense provides the last team to make a mis- going to be tough for us. We a stark contrast to the Wing- take,” Whitmire said. “When Winlock Falls to Life Christian, 3-1 Win Over Ocosta can’t miss tackles, and we’re T system W.F. West faced last we start putting it together 7-0 going to have to be physical at ADNA — The Pirates opened week at North Kitsap, which with a bunch of young players, the line of scrimmage.” WINLOCK — Life Christian up Central 2B League play with is a silver lining for a non- we’re going to be pretty good. showed why it’s one of the top a 3-1 victory over Ocosta here on The Titans, in their sopho- league game, Wollan said. more year as a combo pro- And right now the inexperi- teams in the Central 2B League, Tuesday night. Adna put the of- The Bearcats won a tight 10-3 ence and youth really shows.” downing Winlock 7-0 here on fensive pressure on throughout, gram, are much more com- contest in Poulsbo. fortable with one another Youth is something of an Tuesday. The Eagles pushed collecting a whopping 36 shots “We had opportunities to issue for the Tigers, who cur- their advantage to 3-0 at half- on goal while holding the Wild- than they were a year ago, and kind of cave in, and we didn’t. rently start just two return- time, all of which came in an of- cats to six shots. the evidence has been all over I think that, to me, was prob- the scoreboard so far this year. ing, seasoned seniors and fensive spurt between the 22nd ably the No. 1 positive I took “I’m proud of the girls, but “They came together last have had to shuffle players and 30th minutes of the game. from the game,” Wollan said. will still need to work on our year, but this year, there’s no around due to unforeseen cir- Life Christian added another finishing,” Adna coach Juli Asel- “Just being mentally tough, cumstances. Joe Finch, in one Pe Ell or Valley. It’s PWV,” three-goal outburst in the first ton said. and figuring out a way to get such move, has been taken Fluke said. 10 minutes second half to seal Devanie Kleemeyer picked through it. We had 10 penal- out of the backfield and given For Napavine, a program up its first league victory of the up her fourth goal of the season ties, a couple scores called a spot on the offensive line. season. used to downplaying high ex- and put the Pirates on the board pectations, Friday’s a chance back, and we didn’t just turn “We have to move people Winlock goalie Cheleena into a mess and feel sorry for into the lineup where they’re Squibb had seven saves in the in the third minute thanks to a for self-evaluation. Kendra Stajduhar assist. Kate “We’re a lot more interested ourselves and we kept play- going to benefit the team the matchup. Burgess-Blackstone scored in in how we play the game than ing.” most,” Whitmire said. “We’re Winlock (1-2) plays at Cen- the final outcome,” Fay said, The Bearcats are a bit playing with the pieces we’ve tral 2B League foe Ocosta on the 10th minute to push Adna’s “but if we play okay, maybe shorthanded for Friday’s been given, trying to find the Thursday. lead to 2-0. that’ll take care of itself.” game, with a handful of key right lineup that leads to as Ocosta got on the board Note: Flemetis, who in- injuries at running back and few mistakes as possible.” thanks to a corner kick that was wide receiver pushing under- Toledo Explodes Offensively in jured his shoulder in the To- Whitmire said Derek Van- 9-1 Win Over Napavine deflected by an Adna player into ledo win, is questionable for classmen into starring skill delaarschot, at linebacker, the goal in the 12th minute. Friday’s game. “We’ve got position roles. played well in the Aberdeen NAPAVINE — Before the After halftime, Kleemeyer other guys in there, a couple win, and Riley Christensen season began, first-year Toledo struck again in the 66th minute other good backs that might Centralia at Columbia River provided emotional leader- coach Noel Vazquez realized on another Stajduhar assist. be seeing some action,” Fluke ship. Wide receiver Nolan the early season league matchup “Ocosta has really improved The Tigers’ Week 3 oppo- against Napavine would be a said. nent stands a bit higher on the Wasson, who had eight catch- and made our team work hard es for 96 yards, was another good indicator about where his all game,” Aselton said. “Our de- food chain than the previous team stood in the C2BL pecking W.F. West at West Valley two. bright spot. fense was able to contain Ocos- “We finally were able to get order. ta’s senior forward Mary Davis.” W.F. West takes its 2-0 Centralia hits the road Fri- After a 9-1 victory and hat the ball in Nolan Wasson’s Davis was able to get four record and No. 10 ranking day night — the third in four tricks from Courtney Moore straight road games to start hands like we wanted to,” he shots on Adna’s goalkeeper in the state poll across the said. “He needs to touch the and Ally Bacon, it appears the mountains on Friday for a the Tigers’ season — to take Ashley Pardue, but she was able football 10 to 15 times for us Indians will be just fine this sea- matchup with 4A West Valley on 3A Columbia River, owner to notch four saves against the to be successful.” son. of Yakima. of a 2-0 record. “The passing game was the Wildcat star. The Bearcats are beat up, “They’ve been a very com- key,” Vazquez said. “We have Adna (2-0) will host Mount and the Rams are itching for petitive program the last cou- ON THE SCHEDULE: Tenino, Rainier Lutheran on Saturday. 2-0 and ranked No. 7 in the been practicing how to pass a win after losses to 2014 3A ple years,” Centralia coach and distribute the ball for the Note: An Ocosta player got state semifinalist Mt. Spo- Matt Whitmire said, “and state, gets a big test on the an automatic red card at the end road at No. 9-ranked Ho- last three weeks and that’s what kane in Week 1 and Hanford it would be a huge feather in of the game for reaching a hand quiam. The Grizzlies have made the difference.” last week. our cap if we’re able to knock out to stop a Holli Edminster taken to the air this season, Mady Trujillo, Austyn Smith “They’ve played some good them off.” and Sally Martin each added shot from going into the goal. teams. I’m sure when they The Chieftains are coming with quarterback Gregory look at their schedule this was off of a 43-13 win over Mark Dick hitting 13 of 18 passes a game to get healthy with, Morris in which quarterback/ for 276 yards and three touch- 2A Boys Tennis and write a ‘W’ on the board,” kicker Garrett McKee passed downs in less than three quar- W.F. West coach Bob Wol- for 232 yards (13 completions ters of action. … Rochester lan said. “We better not get in 33 attempts) with a touch- (1-1) hosts a 2-0 Elma squad Tumwater Sweeps Bearcats, 6-0 caught up looking at records, down, ran the ball six times that’s outscored its opponents of it’ll be a not-very-fun long for 37 yards and a touchdown 94-25. … Tenth-ranked Adna By The Chronicle son put away E.J. Matagi by an trip.” and kicked a pair of field hosts winless Wahkiakum. … A powerful Tumwater squad identical score at No. 2 singles. The Rams are led by long- goals. Mossyrock goes in search of wasted little time in a 6-0 sweep “My biggest takeaway from it time Eisenhower coach and “They’re good. What was its first win at 1-1 Toutle Lake. of W.F. West Wednesday after- was just looking at the physical passing enthusiast Dan Ey- unexpected was their quar- … Morton-White Pass plays noon in Evergreen 2A Confer- size difference,” Bearcat coach man, in his first year at WV. terback is a better athlete than at Onalaska in a matchup of ence boys tennis action in Che- Jack State said. “Just looking “I think in years past the key they had last year,” 1-1 C2BL squads. … Toledo halis. down the line, physically, they they’ve been a run-first of- Whitmire said. “They’re not will try to bounce back from Two-time defending state sin- looked bigger, stronger and old- fense, for sure, but he likes as solid up front, on the lines, a setback against PWV with gles champion Ty Gentry topped er. They’re just a very physically to throw the ball all over the but they are still athletic. All a Battle of the Cowlitz contest place,” Wollan said. “It’s little in all, if we come out and play at rival Winlock. Andrew Painter, 6-0, 6-0, in the strong team.” No. 1 singles match, and Thun- W.F. West (1-3, 1-1 league) derbird newcomer Jordan Gib- will host R.A. Long on Friday. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015

Prep Volleyball MLB Montero Homer Leads Mariners Past Angels 3-1 By Tim Booth The Associated Press SEATTLE — Jesus Montero continued to get the best of Jered Weaver, hitting a three-run hom- er as the Seattle Mariners hand- ed the Los Angeles Angels their third loss in four games with a 3-1 win on Wednesday night. Montero's fourth homer of the season was a line drive into the bullpen in left field with two outs in the fourth inning. It was his fifth homer among six career hits off Weaver (7-11), who was ejected an inning later after hit- ting Kyle Seager with a pitch. Hisashi Iwakuma (8-4) al- lowed one run and struck out a season-high nine in six strong

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] innings to help the Mariners win Napavine’s Rylee White celebrates a point during nonleague volleyball action between South Bend and Napavine on Wednesday in Napavine. for the 10th time in 15 games. The loss dropped the Angels five games behind Texas in the AL West, but they remained 3 1/2 Tigers Sweep South Bend, Improve to 2-0 games behind Houston in the AL wild-card race. By The Chronicle David Murphy homered for the second straight game, but NAPAVINE — The Tigers the Angels could not manage any wasted little time in their second other offense. match in as many nights, ham- Weaver lasted 4 2/3 innings, mering South Bend 25-5 in the losing for the second time in his first set and cruising to 25-19, 25- last four starts, and was ejected 15 victories in the next two here with two outs in the fifth inning Wednesday in nonleague volley- after hitting Seager following the ball action. two exchanging words. Seager “The girls came out really de- called for time in the batters' box termined to improve over last and Weaver became impatient, night,” Napavine coach Monica leading to the pair barking back Dailey said, “and for the most and forth. Following a brief delay, part they did a good job.” Seager indicated he was ready Rylee White served 19 for 19 and Weaver responded with an with three aces, and added 18 as- 83 mph fastball into Seager's ribs. sists, while Mollie Olson served Weaver was immediately ejected 13 for 13, with seven aces and 12 by home plate umpire Brian kills. Jordin Pruett added 10 kills, O'Nora. and Melissa Lee tallied six kills Iwakuma was lifted after and three block-kills. throwing 84 pitches in six in- Madelynn Thompson played nings and allowing just four hits. well defensively, Dailey added, Iwakuma faced a small jam in the with eight digs. third when Carlos Perez led off “I felt like they came out better with a double and was sacrificed prepared tonight than they did to third. With one out, Murphy yesterday,” Dailey said. “There hit a grounder to Robinson Cano was a lot more excitement, and at second base. Perez broke for I was really proud of Rylee and the plate on contact and Cano's Melissa, constantly keeping the throw to catcher Jesus Sucre was team energized.” in time for the out. Napavine (2-0) will play at Perez led off the eighth in- the Yakima SunDome Festival ning with a single off Carson on Friday, and will open Central Smith and advanced to third on 2B League play on Tuesday at Murphy's one-out hit. But Smith home against Adna. rebounded with strikeouts of Cole Kalhoun and Mike Trout to Warriors Fall To Bulldogs in end the inning. Three Tom Wilhelmsen pitched the ninth for his 11th save in as many MONTESANO — Roches- chances. ter battled but fell to Montesano 25-13, 25-22, 25-19 to even up its Evergreen 2A/1A League record TRAINER'S ROOM at 1-1 here on Wednesday. ANGELS: Ryan Jackson started Ariel Saxon and Cali Fritts at second base after Taylor Feath- each added five kills to the War- erston had started every game riors’ efforts, while Courtney there in September. Manager Baird added three stuff blocks. Mike Scioscia said he wanted to “It was the best we’ve played Brandon Hansen / [email protected] give Featherston a day off. as a team so far this year,” Roch- Napavine’s Mollie Olson puts the ball over the net during nonleague volleyball action between South Bend and Napavine ester coach Wendy Hawes said. on Wednesday. UP NEXT “We worked really hard to get the ball around and with blocks Bulldogs. rallies and unfortunately it was progress made in this MARINERS: After an off-day Seattle opens a three-game series were were able to shut down their Saxon also added five solo just didn’t end up in our favor,” match.” top offensive player a little.” blocks to her stat total. Hawes said. “We’re playing as a in Texas on Friday with James Rochester had the lead in the “Montesano is a great pro- team, everybody is contribut- Rochester (1-1 league, 3-0) Paxton. first and third games against the gram and we had really good ing and we fought hard. There hosts Forks on Tuesday.

Mossyrock on Thursday while and setter Caity Morris dished lapa Valley here Tuesday night. Golf the Pirates (1-1) will make their off a whopping 54 assists and Lee contributed eight kills, a Volleyball Continued from Sports 1 way to the same location for a played a strong defensive game, pair of block-kills and six digs, Continued from Sports 1 Saturday tournament. Hawes added. while Olson served seven aces, 2A/1A League victory over Elma “Everybody played really well, notched a team-high 11 kills bit and found some things to here at Riverside Golf Course in and played well defensively, ac- work on in practice, but we did Warriors Drop Aberdeen in positive, with a lot of teamwork,” boys golf play on Tuesday. cording to Tiger coach Monica well when we controlled the League Debut Hawes said. “I was very proud Evan Horger was the match of how they played. They came Dailey. medalist with a score of 41, bare- things we could control." ROCHESTER — The War- The Pirates made things together and had a lot of good “We definitely started off ly beating out teammate Brock riors got a big match from Cali tough for the Tigers in the mid- rallies.” really rough, but as the night Hawes’ 42. Sprague noted that dle sets, but could never quite Fritts and held off Aberdeen, Rochester (1-1, 1-0 league) progressed they started pull- it was nice to see Horger’s hard find their rhythm. 25-15, 22-25, 25-18, 25-10 here will play at Montesano on ing some stuff together,” Dailey work paying off. "Centralia kept us on our toes Tuesday in Evergreen 2A/1A Wednesday. said. “I felt that they played well, “Evan has slowly but surely and we never had the opportu- League volleyball action. but they’re not playing with the come on,” Sprague said. “I’m nity to set up our offense," Adna Fritts racked up 13 kills as Tigers Sweep Willapa Valley in energy that they are capable of.” hoping he stays in that range an outside hitter in what War- coach Wendie Dotson said. "It Debut Jordin Pruett added six aces, right there because that kid has was a struggle all night long. rior coach Wendy Hawes called seven kills and seven digs, and put in a ton of work.” We've got a long road ahead, but “the best night of her life,” as she NAPAVINE — Melissa Lee Abbi Music served five aces and Sprague also recognized a we're going to start with the ba- moved from her normal spot in and Mollie Olson both stood out dished off eight assists. level of competition inside of the sics and go from there." the back row. for Napavine in a 25-20, 25-11, Napavine (1-0) will host team for the last few varsity spots, The Tigers (5-2) will travel to Ariel Saxon added 10 kills, 25-9 nonleague sweep of Wil- South Bend on Wednesday. noting JV golfers Jorge Ruiz and Ethan Worden as up-and-com- ers vying for said positions, a good problem to have. Local Sports “We’ve got a couple of JV guys threatening to take varsity spots,” Coverage Like PHOTOS, BOX SCORES, COMMENTARY AND MORE! Sprague said. “It’s nice because that’s really something we didn’t You’ve Never have last year. I think we’re past LEWISCOUNTYSPORTS.COM that jitter part and guys are able Seen Before! to relax now and play. We’re just improving now.” The Warriors (1-2, 1-1 league) will travel to Kalama on Friday. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015 SPORTS

Scoreboard 5, North Beach 2-0 78 23. Northwestern 2-0 170 NR Friday’s Games Sports on the Air Preps 6, Raymond 2-0 55 24. Wisconsin 1-1 158 NR Boston at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. Local Schedules 7, Brewster 2-0 53 25. Oklahoma St. 2-0 48 NR Kansas City at Detroit, 4:08 p.m. THURSDAY, Sept. 17 THURSDAY, Sept. 17 8, Toledo 1-1 36 Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 4:10 p.m. 9, LaConner 2-0 33 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Volleyball Others receiving votes: Temple Chi. White Sox at Cleveland, 4:10 p.m. 10, Adna 2-0 10 4:30 p.m. W.F. West at King’s Way Christian, 7 38, West Virginia 37, Mississippi St. 32, N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m. p.m. Others receiving 6 or more points: 11, Tennessee 30, Toledo 29, Kansas St. 26, Seattle at Texas, 5:05 p.m. ESPN — Clemson at Louisville Centralia at Mossyrock, 7 p.m. Colfax 8. L.A. Angels at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Tenino at Eatonville, 5:30 p.m. Arizona St. 20, Boise St. 16, Houston 16, Pe Ell at Raymond, 7 p.m. Class 1B NC State 14, Florida 12, Minnesota 9, Oakland at Houston, 5:10 p.m. ESPNU — Florida A&M vs South Carolina Three Rivers Christian at Morton- 1, Liberty Christian (11) 2-0 119 Arkansas 6, California 5, Iowa 5, Miami GOLF White Pass (at Morton), 7 p.m. 2, Neah Bay (1) 1-0 108 3, Stanford 3, Virginia Tech 2, W. Ken- Boys Golf 3, Touchet 1-0 82 tucky 2, Duke 1. Noon Rochester at Kalama, 3:30 p.m. 4, Cusick 2-0 75 GOLF — PGA Tour Playoff, BMW Champi- 5, Lummi 1-0 70 NASCAR Cross Country Week 3 Coaches Poll onship, first-round, at Lake Forest, Ill. Morton-White Pass, Rochester, Teni- Others receiving 6 or more points: 11, NASCAR Republic 13. 12, Almira/Coulee-Hart- RK TEAM REC PTS no at Eatonville, 3:30 p.m. 2015 Sprint Cup Series Standings NFL FOOTBALL Napavine, Onalaska at Harriers at line 7. 1. Ohio State(62) 2-0 1574 2. Alabama(1) 2-0 1472 1 Jimmie Johnson 2012 5:30 p.m. the Beach (at North Beach), 3:30 p.m. 2 Kyle Busch 2012 Girls Soccer 3. TCU 2-0 1430 CBS — Denver at Kansas City 3 Matt Kenseth 2012 Seattle Christian at W.F. West, 4 p.m. 4. Michigan State 2-0 1383 4 Joey Logano 2009 5:30 p.m. Seton Catholic at Centralia, 7 p.m. 5. Baylor 2-0 1324 Local 5 Kevin Harvick 2006 NFL — Denver at Kansas City Tenino at Montesano, 7 p.m. 6. Florida State 2-0 1119 6 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 2006 Rochester at Hoquiam, 7 p.m. Local Golf 7 USC 2-0 1116 SOCCER Riverside Women’s Golf Club 7 Kurt Busch 2006 Onalaska at Toledo, 6 p.m. 8 Georgia 2-0 1108 10 a.m. Winlock at Ocosta, 6 p.m. Sept. 15 Results 8 Carl Edwards 2006 9 Clemson 2-0 948 Napavine at Life Christian, 7 p.m. 18-Hole Low Net 9 Brad Keselowski 2003 FS1 — UEFA Europa League, Liverpool at 10 Notre Dame 2-0 903 Girls Swimming First Division 10 Martin Truex Jr. 2003 Bordeaux 11 Ole Miss 2-0 851 W.F. West at Centralia, 4 p.m. 1. (tie) Susan Remund, Sue Morrissey 11 Denny Hamlin 2003 2. Dorie Pannette 12 UCLA 2-0 850 Noon 12 Jamie McMurray 2000 FRIDAY, September 18 Second Division 13 Oregon 1-1 847 FS1 — UEFA Europa League, Qarabag at Tot- 13 Jeff Gordon 2000 Football 1. Paulette Horton 14 LSU 1-0 806 14 Ryan Newman 2000 tenham Centralia at Columbia River, 7 p.m. 2. Carol Hill 15 Auburn 2-0 784 3. (tie) Pat Moss, Vicki Pogorelc 15 Paul Menard 2000 4:30 p.m. W.F. West at West Valley (Yakima), 7 16 Georgia Tech 2-0 731 p.m. 16 Clint Bowyer 2000 17 Oklahoma 2-0 664 FS1 — Women’s International Friendly, U.S. Tenino at Hoquiam, 7 p.m. 17 Aric Almirola 693 Elma at Rochester, 7 p.m. 18 Texas A&M 2-0 590 18 Kasey Kahne 677 vs Australia, at Detroit, Mich. Wahkiakum at Adna, 7 p.m. NFL 19 Arizona 2-0 423 19 Kyle Larson 618 WNBA BASKETBALL Mossyrock at Toutle Lake, 7 p.m. 20 Missouri 2-0 320 20 Greg Biffle 611 5 p.m. Morton-White Pass at Onalaska, 7 National Football League 21 Utah 2-0 279 21 Austin Dillon 603 ESPN2 — Playoffs, Conference Semifinal, In- p.m. All Times EDT 22 BYU 2-0 204 22 AJ Allmendinger 556 Pe Ell-Willapa Valley at Napavine, 7 AMERICAN CONFERENCE 23 Wisconsin 1-1 202 23 Casey Mears 554 diana at Chicago p.m. East W L T Pct PF PA 24 Northwestern 2-0 95 Toledo at Winlock, 7 p.m. 24 Danica Patrick 552 7 p.m. 25 Oklahoma State 2-0 71 Lake Crescent at Oakville, 7 p.m. N.Y. Jets 1 0 0 1.000 31 10 25 David Ragan 522 ESPN2 — Playoffs, Conference Semifinal, College Volleyball Buffalo 1 0 0 1.000 27 14 26 Tony Stewart 511 Tulsa at Phoenix Umpqua at Centralia, 5 p.m. New England 1 0 0 1.000 28 21 Dropped from rankings: Arkansas 27 Sam Hornish Jr. 508 Boys Tennis Miami 1 0 0 1.000 17 10 18, Boise State 22, Tennessee 23 28 Trevor Bayne 473 Eatonville at Centralia, 3:30 p.m. South Others receiving votes: West Vir- 29 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 468 FRIDAY, Sept. 18 R.A. Long at W.F. West, 3:30 p.m. Tennessee 1 0 0 1.000 42 14 ginia 49, Tennessee 43, Kansas State 30 Justin Allgaier 439 AUTO RACING Boys Golf Jacksonville 0 1 0 .000 9 20 39, Arizona State 36, Mississippi State 31 Cole Whitt 394 W.F. West at Kelso, 3:30 p.m. 6:30 a.m. Houston 0 1 0 .000 20 27 35, Duke 32, Temple 24, Miami (FL) 16, 32 David Gilliland 391 Boise State 14, NC State 13, Memphis 33 Alex Bowman 331 NBCSN — Formula One, Grand Prix Prac- SATURDAY, September 19 Indianapolis 0 1 0 .000 14 27 Volleyball North 13, Illinois 8, Kentucky 8, Minnesota 8, 34 Michael Annett 277 tice, at Singapore Adna, Morton-White Pass at Mossy- Cincinnati 1 0 0 1.000 33 13 Florida 8, California 6, Toledo 6, Michi- 35 Brett Moffitt 320 7 a.m. rock Tournament, 9 a.m. Baltimore 0 1 0 .000 13 19 gan 5, Iowa 5, Nebraska 3, Arkansas 3, 36 Matt DiBenedetto 290 FS1 — NASCAR Camping World Truck Se- Onalaska at Yakima SunDome Invite, Pittsburgh 0 1 0 .000 21 28 Pittsburgh 2, Houston 2, South Caroli- 37 Josh Wise 202 7 p.m. Cleveland 0 1 0 .000 10 31 na 1, Texas Tech 1, Western Kentucky 1 38 Michael McDowell 163 ries, practice, at Joliet, Ill. Cross Country West 39 Jeb Burton 154 9:30 a.m. W.F. West at Fort Steilacoom Invita- Denver 1 0 0 1.000 19 13 40 Alex Kennedy 93 tional (at Lakewood), 10 a.m. NBCSN — NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, prac- Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 27 20 41 Reed Sorenson 44 Centralia, Mossyrock at Three 42 Bobby Labonte 39 tice, at Joliet, Ill. Course Challenge (at Seaside), TBA San Diego 1 0 0 1.000 33 28 MLB 43 Brian Vickers 32 Girls Soccer Oakland 0 1 0 .000 13 33 11 a.m. Major League Baseball 44 Michael Waltrip 26 Napavine at Centralia, 1 p.m. NATIONAL CONFERENCE National League Standings NBCSN — NASCAR XFINITY Series, prac- 45 Mike Wallace 8 W.F. West at Washougal, 6 p.m. East East Division W L Pct GB tice, at Joliet, Ill. Mount Rainier Lutheran at Adna, 4 Dallas 1 0 0 1.000 27 26 New York 83 63 .568 — 46 Eddie MacDonald 7 T.J. Bell 7 1:30 p.m. p.m. Washington 0 1 0 .000 10 17 Washington 75 70 .517 7½ 48 Will Kimmel 6 Philadelphia 0 1 0 .000 24 26 Miami 63 83 .432 20 FS1 — NASCAR Camping World Truck Se- Tuesday’s Results 49 Ron Hornaday Jr. 2 N.Y. Giants 0 1 0 .000 26 27 Atlanta 57 89 .390 26 ries, qualifying, at Joliet, Ill. Boys Golf Philadelphia 56 91 .381 27½ South At Riverside Golf Course Central Division 2015 Xfinity Series Standings 3:30 p.m. Rochester 200, Elma 219 Atlanta 1 0 0 1.000 26 24 St. Louis 91 54 .628 — 1 Chris Buescher 908 NBCSN — NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, qual- Rochester (200) — Evan Horger 41, Carolina 1 0 0 1.000 20 9 Pittsburgh 87 58 .600 4 2 Chase Elliott 887 Brock Hawes 42, Nathan Bronson 58, Tampa Bay 0 1 0 .000 14 42 Chicago 84 61 .579 7 ifying, at Joliet, Ill. 3 Ty Dillon 881 Logan Crawford 59, Aaron Huff 60 New Orleans 0 1 0 .000 19 31 Milwaukee 62 83 .428 29 5:30 p.m. 4 Regan Smith 859 Elma (219) —Trace Thompson 49, North Cincinnati 61 84 .421 30 Cody Williams 51, Karsen Legg 56, 5 Elliott Sadler 803 FS1 — NASCAR Camping World Truck Se- Green Bay 1 0 0 1.000 31 23 West Division Cody Robinette 56, Kilian Acuff 58 6 Brian Scott 797 ries, The American Ethanol 225, at Joliet, Ill. Minnesota 0 1 0 .000 3 20 Los Angeles 84 61 .579 — San Francisco 77 69 .527 7½ 7 Darrell Wallace Jr. 796 Detroit 0 1 0 .000 28 33 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Wednesday’s Results Arizona 69 77 .473 15½ 8 Daniel Suarez 791 Boys Tennis Chicago 0 1 0 .000 23 31 San Diego 69 78 .469 16 9 Brendan Gaughan 764 4:30 p.m. At Chehalis West Colorado 61 85 .418 23½ 10 Ryan Reed 683 ESPNU — Hampton at Howard TUMWATER 6, WF WEST 0 St. Louis 1 0 0 1.000 34 31 11 Jeremy Clements 617 Singles 5 p.m. Arizona 1 0 0 1.000 31 19 Tuesday’s Games 12 J.J. Yeley 597 1. Ty Gentry (T) def. Andrew Painter, Pittsburgh 5, Chicago Cubs 4, 1st game ESPN — Florida State at Boston College San Francisco 1 0 0 1.000 20 3 13 Ross Chastain 595 6-0, 6-0 Seattle 0 1 0 .000 31 34 Chicago Cubs 2, Pittsburgh 1, 2nd game GOLF 2. Jordan Gibson (T) def. E.J. Matagi, Washington 4, Philadelphia 0 14 Dakoda Armstrong 586 6-0, 6-0 Miami 9, N.Y. Mets 3 15 Ryan Sieg 585 9:30 a.m. WEEK 1 3. Carl Meyers (T) def. Andrew Pak, Atlanta 3, Toronto 2 16 David Starr 540 GOLF — WEB.com, Small Business Connec- Thursday’s Game 6-0, 6-1 St. Louis 3, Milwaukee 1, (10 inn.) 17 Blake Koch 495 tion Championship, second-round, at Davidson, Doubles New England 28, Pittsburgh 21 Arizona 6, San Diego 4 18 Landon Cassill 479 1. Devin Reich/Cole Holbrook (T) Colorado 5, L.A. Dodgers 4, (16 inn.) 19 Cale Conley 475 N.C. def. Cole Nishiyama/Jason Chung, 6-0, Sunday’s Games Cincinnati 9, San Francisco 8 (10 inn.) 20 Eric McClure 428 Noon 6-0 Green Bay 31, Chicago 23 21 Joey Gase 404 2. Noah Hyde/Cade Williams (T) def. Wednesday’s Games GOLF — PGA, BMW Championship, sec- Kansas City 27, Houston 20 22 Brennan Poole 367 Levi Walters/Josh Walters, 6-2, 6-1 Chicago Cubs 3, Pittsburgh 2, (12 inn.) St. Louis 34, Seattle 31, OT 23 Ryan Blaney 325 ond-round, at Lake Forest, Ill. 3. Ryan Warren/Nick Stottlemeyer Washington 12, Philadelphia 2 (T) def. Andrew Gregory/Brandon N.Y. Jets 31, Cleveland 10 Miami 6, N.Y. Mets 0 24 Harrison Rhodes 324 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Touhey, 6-3, 6-1 Buffalo 27, Indianapolis 14 Toronto 9, Atlanta 1 25 Peyton Sellers 238 5 p.m. Miami 17, Washington 10 St. Louis 5, Milwaukee 4 26 Derrike Cope 233 ROOT — Seattle at Texas Boys Golf Carolina 20, Jacksonville 9 San Diego 4, Arizona 3 27 Mike Harmon 223 At Riverside Golf Course Arizona 31, New Orleans 19 L.A. Dodgers 2, Colorado 0 28 Dylan Lupton 165 SOCCER BLACK HILLS 221, CENTRALIA 243 San Diego 33, Detroit 28 San Francisco 5, Cincinnati 3 29 Ben Rhodes 161 11:30 a.m. Black Hills (221) — Blake Fullington Cincinnati 33, Oakland 13 30 Boris Said 157 40, Ryan Ziebart 42, Conner Etmund Thursday’s Games FS1 — Bundesliga, Hoffenheim at Mainz Denver 19, Baltimore 13 31 Mike Bliss 141 46, Matt Braun 44, Zach James 49, Jacob Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 7-6) at WNBA BASKETBALL 32 Jeffrey Earnhardt 128 Nelson 54 Tennessee 42, Tampa Bay 14 Pittsburgh (Morton 9-7), 9:35 a.m. 4 p.m. Centralia (243) — Deter Voetberg 41, Dallas 27, N.Y. Giants 26 Miami (Cosart 1-4) at Washington 33 Mario Gosselin 126 Noah Thomas 44, Josh Eiland 59, Brett (Roark 4-5), 4:05 p.m. 34 Derek White 97 NBA — Playoffs, Conference Semifinal, Lamphere 46, Broc Selstrom 60, Zack Monday’s Games Toronto (Estrada 12-8) at Atlanta Josh Reaume 97 Washington at New York Stelzner Atlanta 26, Philadelphia 24 (Wisler 5-7), 4:10 p.m. 36 Morgan Shepherd 87 5 p.m. San Francisco 20, Minnesota 3 St. Louis (Lackey 11-9) at Milwau- 37 Jeff Green 86 Washington State Prep Football Poll kee (Nelson 11-12), 5:10 p.m. 38 Jimmy Weller III 85 NBA — Playoffs, Conference Semifinal, Los By The Associated Press WEEK 2 39 Todd Bodine 80 Angeles at Minnesota Class 4A Friday’s Games 40 Carl Long 79 1, Camas (12) 2-0 129 Thursday, Sep. 17 St. Louis at Chi. Cubs, 11:20 a.m. 41 Justin Marks 76 2, Lake Stevens (1) 2-0 113 Denver at Kansas City, 5:25 p.m. Miami at Washington, 4:05 p.m. 42 Martin Roy 73 SATURDAY, Sept. 19 3, Gig Harbor 2-0 105 N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m. 4, Gonzaga Prep 2-0 78 Sunday, Sep. 20 Philadelphia at Atlanta, 4:35 p.m. 43 Michael Self 69 COLLEGE FOOTBALL 5, Skyline 2-0 65 Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 10 a.m. Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 5:10 p.m. 44 Jamie Dick 68 9 a.m. 6, Graham-Kapowsin 2-0 57 Detroit at Minnesota, 10 a.m. San Diego at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. 45 Brandon Gdovic 63 ABC — Air Force vs. Michigan State 7, Eastlake 2-0 49 Arizona at Chicago, 10 a.m. Pittsburgh at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. 46 Kenny Habul 61 8, Curtis 2-0 44 ESPN — Connecticut vs. Missouri Houston at Carolina, 10 a.m. Arizona at San Fran., 7:15 p.m. 47 Kenny Wallace 56 9, Chiawana 1-1 24 San Francisco at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. 48 Stanton Barrett 53 ESPN2 — Illinois vs. North Carolina 10, Union 1-1 21 American League Standings 49 Benny Gordon 52 New England at Buffalo, 10 a.m. ESPNU — South Florida vs. Maryland Others receiving 6 or more points: 11, East Division W L Pct GB Andy Lally 52 Mead 8. San Diego at Cincinnati, 10 a.m. Toronto 83 62 .572 — FS1 — Tulsa at Oklahoma Tennessee at Cleveland, 10 a.m. New York 80 65 .552 3 12:30 p.m. Class 3A Atlanta at N.Y. Giants, 10 a.m. Baltimore 71 74 .490 12 1, Eastside Catholic (13) 2-0 130 St. Louis at Washington, 10 a.m. Tampa Bay 70 75 .483 13 CBS — Auburn at LSU 2, O’Dea 2-0 110 Baltimore at Oakland, 1:05 p.m. Boston 69 76 .476 14 Golf ESPN2 — Northern Illinois vs. Ohio State 3, Bellevue 0-1 103 Miami at Jacksonville, 1:05 p.m. Central Division 4, Auburn Mountain View 2-0 95 2015 PGA Tour ABC — TBA Dallas at Philadelphia, 1:25 p.m. Kansas City 85 60 .586 — 5, Lincoln 2-0 76 Minnesota 75 70 .517 10 Money Leaders ESPNU — Virginia Tech at Purdue Seattle at Green Bay, 5:30 p.m. 6, Lakes 2-0 58 Cleveland 72 72 .500 12½ 1. Jordan Spieth $10,399,715.00 FS1 — Texas SA at Oklahoma State 7, Mt. Spokane 2-0 44 Chicago 69 75 .479 15½ 2. Jason Day $7,689,805.50 8, Blanchet 2-0 22 Monday, Sep. 21 Detroit 67 78 .462 18 3. Bubba Watson $6,368,047.00 NBC — Georgia Tech at Notre Dame 9, Marysville-Pilchuck 1-1 21 N.Y. Jets at Indianapolis, 5:30 p.m. West Division 4. Rickie Fowler $5,236,080.00 1 p.m. 10, Peninsula 1-1 17 Texas 78 67 .538 — 5. Dustin Johnson $4,949,841.50 ESPNEWS — Kentucky at Indiana Others receiving 6 or more points: 11, Houston 77 69 .527 1½ Columbia River 13. 12, Glacier Peak 11. Los Angeles 73 72 .503 5 2 p.m. FedEx Cup Points 13, Mountlake Terrace 9. Seattle 71 76 .483 8 PAC-12 — Utah State at Washington College Football Oakland 62 84 .425 16½ 1. Jason Day 4,680 2. Jordan Spieth 4,169 3 p.m. Class 2A The Top 25 teams in The Associ- 1, Sedro-Woolley (8) 2-0 134 3. Rickie Fowler 3,498 ated Press college football poll, with Tuesday’s Games ESPN — South Carolina at Georgia 2, Tumwater (6) 2-0 132 Baltimore 6, Boston 5, 13 innings 4. Henrik Stenson 3,352 first-place votes in parentheses, records 4 p.m. 3, Prosser 2-0 100 Kansas City 2, Cleveland 0 5. Bubba Watson 3,329 4, Ellensburg 2-0 89 through Sept. 12, total points based on Tampa Bay 6, N.Y. Yankees 3 ESPN2 — Texas Tech at Arkansas 25 points for a first-place vote through 5, Hockinson 2-0 87 Atlanta 3, Toronto 2 Total Cuts Made ESPNU — West Carolina at Tennessee 6, Lynden 1-1 56 one point for a 25th-place vote, and pre- Texas 6, Houston 5 1. Patrick Reed 24 7, Squalicum 2-0 45 vious ranking: Detroit 5, Minnesota 4 4:30 p.m. 2. Robert Streb 23 8, Clarkston 2-0 29 Oakland 17, Chicago White Sox 6 2. Matt Kuchar 23 FOX — California at Texas 9, Archbishop Murphy 2-0 27 Rec. Pts Pv L.A. Angels 4, Seattle 3 10, W. F. West 2-0 25 2. Charles Howell III 23 5 p.m. 1. Ohio St. (59) 2-0 1,523 1 Others receiving 6 or more points: 11, Wednesday’s Games 5. Danny Lee 22 ESPNEWS — Iowa State at Toledo 2. Alabama 2-0 1,423 2 Burlington-Edison 21. 12, Pullman 13. Boston 10, Baltimore 1 ABC — Stanford at USC 13, North Kitsap 10. 3. TCU 2-0 1,366 3 Cleveland 5, Kansas City 1 Average Drive 4. Michigan St. (2) 2-0 1,354 5 N.Y. Yankees 3, Tampa Bay 1 1. Dustin Johnson 319.04 5:30 p.m. Class 1A 5. Baylor 2-0 1,240 4 Toronto 9, Atlanta 1 2. Bubba Watson 318.13 PAC-12 — Wyoming at Washington State 1, Royal (10) 2-0 135 6. Southern Cal 2-0 1,146 8 Texas 14, Houston 3 3. Jason Day 314.61 2, King’s (4) 2-0 130 6:15 p.m. 7. Georgia 2-0 1,031 10 Detroit 7, Minnesota 4, 12 innings 4. Adam Scott 311.65 3, Zillah 2-0 110 8. Notre Dame 2-0 1,012 9 Chicago White Sox 9, Oakland 4 ESPN — Ole Miss at Alabama 4, Connell 2-0 96 5. J.B. Holmes 310.50 9. Florida St. 2-0 973 11 Seattle 3, L.A. Angels 1 7:30 p.m. 5, Cascade Christian 2-0 58 10. UCLA 2-0 928 13 (tie) Mount Baker 1-1 58 Thursday’s Games Putting Average ESPNU — Southern at Jackson State (same 7, Tenino 2-0 48 11. Clemson 2-0 926 12 Oakland (Nolin 1-1) at Chicago 1. Jordan Spieth 1.700 day) 8, Freeman 1-1 42 12. Oregon 1-1 833 7 White Sox (Quintana 9-10), 11:10 a.m. 2. Jason Day 1.717 9, Hoquiam 2-0 30 13. LSU 1-0 787 14 Baltimore (Tillman 9-11) at Tampa 3. Jason Bohn 1.721 FS1 — BYU at UCLA 10, Port Townsend 2-0 22 14. Georgia Tech 2-0 716 15 Bay (M.Moore 1-4), 4:10 p.m. 4. Dustin Johnson 1.722 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Others receiving 6 or more points: 11, 15. Mississippi 2-0 713 17 Kansas City (Ventura 11-8) at 5. Patrick Reed 1.726 9:30 a.m. Colville 20. 12, Eatonville 9. 13, Lake- 16. Oklahoma 2-0 705 19 Cleveland (Kluber 8-13), 4:10 p.m. side (Nine Mile Falls) 7. Toronto (Estrada 12-8) at Atlanta FOX — N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. Mets 17. Texas A&M 2-0 703 16 Driving Accuracy (Wisler 5-7), 4:10 p.m. 18. Auburn 2-0 519 6 4 p.m. Class 2B Houston (McCullers 5-5) at Texas 1. Francesco Molinari 76.88 1, Napavine (9) 2-0 126 19. BYU 2-0 349 NR (Lewis 15-8), 5:05 p.m. 2. David Toms 74.50 FS1 — Kansas City at Detroit 2, Okanogan (3) 2-0 119 20. Arizona 2-0 342 22 L.A. Angels (Santiago 8-9) at Min- 3. Chez Reavie 71.89 5 p.m. 3, Lind-Ritzville Sprague 2-0 102 21. Utah 2-0 290 24 nesota (Milone 8-5), 5:10 p.m. 4. Justin Leonard 71.70 ROOT — Seattle at Texas 4, Pe Ell Willapa Valley (1) 2-0 86 22. Missouri 2-0 264 21 5. Jason Bohn 71.67 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015 • Sports 7

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WEEK 2 SCHEDULE Thursday, Sept. 17 Denver at Kansas City 8:25 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 20 Houston at Carolina 1 p.m. San Francisco at Pittsburgh 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at New Orleans 1 p.m. Detroit at Minnesota 1 p.m. Arizona at Chicago 1 p.m. New England at Buffalo 1 p.m. San Diego at Cincinnati 1 p.m. Andrew Luck and the Colts struggled against Jerry Hughes and the Bills, but there’s no reason to panic in Indianapolis. Tennessee at Cleveland 1 p.m. Atlanta at N.Y. Giants 1 p.m. St. Louis at Washington 1 p.m. Miami at Jacksonville 4:05 p.m. Baltimore at Oakland 4:05 p.m. REBOUND OR REGRET? Dallas at Philadelphia 4:25 p.m. Seattle at Green Bay 8:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 21 Which teams will bounce back from Week 1 losses? N.Y. Jets at Indianapolis 8:30 p.m. CAN’T MISS MATCHUPS ou don’t have to look very far into the past to learn that we out is affecting the defense, and it doesn’t get any easier this week at shouldn’t overreact to Week 1 of the NFL season. Last season Green Bay. But Seattle has had a hard time in St. Louis each of the last New England at Buff alo Y should give us all the proof we need. three seasons as well, and a lot of teams will struggle to run the ball Rex Ryan’s defenses have had decent success slowing No fewer than fi ve teams lost their season openers in 2014 but against the Rams. There’s too much talent on the Seahawks to count down Tom Brady and the Patriots, but it has rarely led rebounded nicely to make the playoffs. The list is led by the Super Bowl them out so early. to victories. New England gave up a ton of yards in champion Patriots and includes the Packers, Ravens, Cowboys and Colts. Most likely to look back on Week 1 with regret the opener against Pittsburgh, but that was against Then again, sometimes a Week 1 loss makes all the differ- 1. Minnesota Vikings Ben Roethlisberger. Odds are Bill Belichick will pull ence: The Chiefs missed the playoffs by one game with a The Vikes’ 20–3 loss at San Francisco may have been the out some looks Tyrod Taylor has not seen before, 9–7 record after being stunned in their opener by a Titans most disappointing performance in the league to open the especially if the Pats get a lead and can force him team so bad that it fi nished 2–14. season. Adrian Peterson was a non-factor, Teddy Bridge- to throw. A 2–0 start at home would be huge for the Here’s a look at the teams most likely to bounce back water was sacked fi ve times, and the defense got gashed Bills with another division game looming at Miami the from Week 1 losses to make the playoffs in 2015 ... and on the ground. Minnesota probably has to think Wild Card following week. those who may look back on their openers with regret. to begin with being in a division with Green Bay. Like the Most likely to rebound and make playoffs Chiefs losing to Tennessee last season, a conference loss Dallas at Philadelphia 1. Indianapolis Colts like this could come back to haunt the Vikes. When these teams last met, DeMarco Murray and They ran into a buzzsaw in Buffalo, but there’s no reason John Gworek 2. Baltimore Ravens Dez Bryant combined for fi ve touchdowns in a 38–27 to panic. In fact, the Colts’ biggest problem area last season Athlon Sports Winning in Denver to open the season is a lot to ask, for Dallas win. Now Murray will be on the other sideline, — their run defense — actually held up pretty well. Andrew Senior Editor sure. But if they end up on the wrong end of what should and Bryant is out with a broken foot. That puts a lot on Luck and the offense struggled, but they will be fi ne when @JohnGworek be a tight AFC North race, the Ravens will be asking them- Tony Romo’s shoulders. Much will be made of Murray not facing the league’s best pass rush. And let’s not forget, selves this question: How did we sack Peyton Manning getting only 12 touches in the Eagles’ opener, but it’s a the Colts are still in the AFC South. Tennessee and Jackson- four times, hold the Broncos offense to four fi eld goals, safe bet he gets that many before halftime against his ville are still rebuilding, and Houston may have a quarter- return an interception for a touchdown ... and still lose? old team. He’d best deliver, too, because an 0–2 start back controversy. The road to a division title still looks relatively smooth. 3. Houston Texans will make the natives in Philly very restless. 2. Philadelphia Eagles Unlike the Vikings and Ravens, Houston was at home and had a Losing in Atlanta was surprise enough; having Sam Bradford throw chance to get a jump on a team it might be battling for a Wild Card spot. Seattle at Green Bay 52 times while calling only 16 running plays was stunning. Managing Instead the Texans got punched in the mouth by the Chiefs and trailed The schedule makers did Seattle no favors with trips DeMarco Murray’s workload is one thing, but he needs more than 12 by 21 at halftime before losing 27–20. Perhaps worse, now they have a to St. Louis and Green Bay to start the season. An 0–2 touches. A win over Dallas (which will be without star wideout Dez Bry- quarterback controversy. Ryan Mallett took over in the fourth quarter and start on the road would not necessarily mean the sky ant) this week at home would right the ship quickly and give the Eagles led Houston to a touchdown and a fi eld goal in his two drives. Coach Bill is falling, but it would shrink the Seahawks’ margin the inside track in the NFC East. O’Brien says he won’t reveal his Week 2 starter until the offense takes t he for error. Would they then give in to Kam Chancellor’s 3. Seattle Seahawks fi eld in Carolina. It’s too early to count out J.J. Watt and company, but a contract demands? The Packers (and a raucous crowd There has to be some concern about how Kam Chancellor’s hold- home loss to another contender could prove costly. at Lambeau Field) want revenge for the NFC title game, but they will need to do a better job against the run than they did against the Bears.

POWER RANKINGS OUTSIDE THE HUDDLE 1. Packers 17. Panthers 2. Patriots 18. Falcons The injury bug bit the Dallas Cowboys harder than head-to-head matchup with No. 1 pick Jameis Next man up 3. Cowboys 19. Saints probably any other team in Week 1. Star receiver Winston, tossing four touchdowns and compiling Frank Gore left big 4. Broncos 20. Lions Dez Bryant has a broken bone in his foot and will a perfect 158.3 passer rating in a 42–14 Titans shoes to fi ll as the 5. Seahawks 21. 49ers miss at least 4-6 weeks, as will rookie pass-rusher win. Winston’s fi rst NFL pass was picked off and 6. Bills 22. Jets Randy Gregory thanks to a high ankle sprain. returned for a touchdown, and he completed 49ers’ all-time leading rusher, racking up 11,073 7. Bengals 23. Texans ... Indianapolis could be without leading receiver just 16-of-33 throws on the day. ... Speaking of 8. Chiefs 24. Vikings T.Y. Hilton for a couple weeks. He was off to a interception return touchdowns, there were fi ve of yards in 10 seasons. If his 9. Cardinals 25. Giants strong start against the Bills with seven catches them on Sunday, the most in one day in the NFL fi rst start is any indication, for 88 yards before leaving with a bruised knee ... since Dec. 22, 2013. In Denver, interception returns Carlos Hyde should be up to the task. 10. Eagles 26. Bears Star Carolina linebacker Luke Kuechly suffered a accounted for the only touchdowns in the game After serving as Gore’s understudy last season, 11. Rams 27. Browns concussion against Jacksonville, leaving his status as Jimmy Smith of the Ravens and Aqib Talib of Hyde exploded for 168 yards and two touchdowns 12. Colts 28. Titans for Week 2 up in the air. Also in the NFL concussion the Broncos both turned the trick. ... Eight players in San Francisco’s 20–3 win over Minnesota. Only 13. Dolphins 29. Jaguars protocol are Cleveland starting quarterback Josh caught multiple touchdown passes in Week 1, but twice in his 49ers career did Gore rush for as many 14. Chargers 30. Raiders McCown and Buffalo safety Corey Graham. only three of them were wide receivers. Patriots yards in a game. Not much was expected out of a 15. Steelers 31. Redskins ...It’s far too soon to say that Tampa Bay picked tight end Rob Gronkowski caught three against 16. Ravens 32. Buccaneers the wrong quarterback fi rst overall, but Tennessee the Steelers, while four other tight ends — Tyler San Francisco team with a new coach and many Titans fans are happy the Buccaneers passed on Eifert, Travis Kelce, Austin Seferian-Jenkins new faces on defense, but perhaps the demise of Photo credits: Andrew Luck: AP Images; Carols Marcus Mariota. The No. 2 pick dominated his and Jason Witten — grabbed two apiece. the 49ers was a bit exaggerated. Hyde: Peter Brouillet

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NFL Carroll Says That Lynch’s Mom Just Looking Out For Her Son RENTON, Wash. (AP) — pant. Pete Carroll thinks Marshawn Having Burnett back for Lynch’s mom is just looking out Sunday night’s game against the for her son. Seattle Seahawks and running The Seattle coach brushed back Marshawn Lynch would aside comments made by Deli- be a boost for a defense that al- sa Lynch in a Facebook post Stephen Brashear / lowed the Bears’ Matt Forte to The Associated Press criticizing the organization and rush for 141 yards and a touch- calling for offensive coordinator In this Sept. 4, 2014, ile photo, Se- down on 24 carries. Darrell Bevell to be fired. Her The run defense took a attle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sher- comments came after her son man (25) begins pass coverage against a Green was stopped on a fourth-and-1 hit when starting linebacker Bay Packers receiver during an NFL football run play in overtime in the Se- Sam Barrington was placed on game in Seattle. ahawks’ 34-31 loss in St. Louis season-ending injured reserve on Sunday. Tuesday because of a foot injury. “I heard. I haven’t seen the Defensive end Datone Jones actual comments,” Carroll said also returned to practice after Wednesday. “Mom looking af- serving a one-game suspension ter her kid, there ain’t nothing for violating the NFL’s sub- wrong with that.” stance-abuse policy. Seattle’s Sherman Speaks About Diversity Delisa Lynch posted her Receiver Randall Cobb comments late Monday night. (shoulder) and linebacker Jay- RENTON, Wash. (AP) — The faux post with Sher- man said. “This is a time to end Delisa Lynch wrote that Bevell rone Elliott (quad) were also is the “worst play caller ever,” Richard Sherman spoke at man’s name was in response to that. Obviously I’m one person and that the run play on fourth- listed as limited by the Packers. length about race relations on the Black Lives Matter move- and there are other people out and-1 against the Rams was Wednesday after an impostor ment. there speaking out against it called only to justify the fact Brady Says He’s Supporting made a social media post un- Tracing its roots to the fatal but we do what we can.” Seattle did not call a run play Trump For President der his 2012 shooting of 17-year-old Sherman has spoken out from the 1-yard line in the Su- name Trayvon Martin in Florida, the per Bowl when Russell Wilson’s FOXBOROUGH, Mass. that Black Lives Matter movement before against NFL policies. pass was intercepted by New (AP) — New England Patriots gained gained national ground after He was criticized for his angry England’s Malcolm Butler. quarterback Tom Brady threw attention. 18-year-old Michael Brown 20-second rant after the NFC She added that the Seahawks his support behind presiden- Sherman said he did not was shot and killed by a white Championship game in Janu- staff “loves” Bevell “more than tial candidate Donald Trump agree with everything in the police officer in Ferguson, ary 2014, which sparked a na- a win.” Wednesday, hours before the “There is a lot of passion post, but that he was going to Missouri. tional debate over sportsman- second Republican debate. with our following and the 12s The Super Bowl MVP, whose use the opportunity and his Since then, deaths of other ship and racial attitudes. position to make some points unarmed black males at the and with the family members four-game suspension for using “Sometimes you have to on diversity. hands of law enforcement offi- and all. ... It’s just something deflated footballs was recently “I think it’s an important cers have inspired protests. do your best to use your plat- I’m sure she has strong feelings overturned by a judge, says he message to get out there to kids, While agreeing with as- form in the best way possible. and I don’t blame her for having thinks his golf partner can win. especially while you have the pects of what was falsely post- It’s not always advertising and strong feelings. She’s a mom,” “I hope so,” he said. “It would platform. I’m just a football ed under his name, Sherman’s marketing for these compa- Carroll said. be great. There would be a put- player. Who am I to say any- contention was all lives should nies and sometimes it’s stand- ting green on the White House thing? But as long as people matter. ing for what you believe in and lawn, I can tell you that.” are watching, people respect “You’re categorized and speaking on what you believe Safety Morgan Burnett returns Brady’s locker sported a “Make America Great Again” my opinion, I’m going to give people are racially profiling in,” Sherman said. “Nobody is to practice for Packers it,” Sherman said. “And I think people, at the end of the day red hat sent to him by Trump. going to be perfect, nobody is it’s incredibly important for when we die and our skin de- GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — “It was a nice keepsake,” he people to understand at the cays our bones look the same. going to agree with everything Starting safety Morgan Burnett said. “It could be a — yeah, a end of the day we’re humans. You can’t tell if we were black, you say. But stand by what you has returned to practice for the nice piece of memorabilia he Humanity, let’s celebrate our white, Asian, Latino. You don’t believe and believe in what you Green Bay Packers after missing sent me.” humanity.” know what they were,” Sher- say.” the season opener against Chi- Brady will lead the Patri- cago with a calf injury. ots against the Buffalo Bills on The six-year veteran wore Sunday. Brady doesn’t appear to a sleeve around his lower left have given to federal politicians, Commentary leg during practice Wednesday, a review of Federal Election when he was a limited partici- Commission records shows. A Bit of Advice for Darrell Bevell: Put the Pedal to Vinyl Windows the Metal and Run Against the Green Bay Packers New By John McGrath The Packers need to do a Attacking a line playing to- with Insulated LoW-E The Tacoma News Tribune better job, but can they? 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[email protected] It’s a tough time to be a young Thursday, Sept. 17 salmon in the Pacific Ocean, and for those that survive, it’s not going to be 26-27. much easier getting to the spawning grounds in the rivers of Southwest Washington. “Ocean conditions affect juvenile People will be able to drive through the region’s Games Night, 6 p.m., Matrix Coffee- HAVE AN EVENT YOU fish populations that migrate out of - our rivers,” said Mike Scharpf, a Dis - trict 17 fish biologist for the Wash- ington Department of Fish and Wild house, Chehalis, free, (360) 740-0492 life. “As warm waters move up into historic communities meandering back roads while the northern Pacific it pushes out the WOULD LIKE TO INVITE plankton that would be there if the water wasn’t warm. That’s going to be One Stroke Painting, with Bonnie a major concern two, three and four enjoying locally produced art, visiting with the art- years down the road.” Hanson, 11 a.m., White Pass Country Mu- THE PUBLIC TO? please see SALMON, page Main 7 ists and watching them work at their studios. seum, 12990 U.S. Highway 12, Packwood El Nino to The tour opens with the Gala Reception 4-8 Fri- Submit your calendar items Bring Warmer Weather, Less day at the Exhibition Gallery in downtown Centra- to Newsroom Assistant Doug Precipitation Pete Caster / [email protected] lia’s train depot, 210 Railroad Ave. Public Agencies Blosser by 5 p.m. Friday the STILL EVOLVING IN TROPICS: eplogle holds the uninished body of a ukulele that he is working on at his shop behind his Experts Say 95 Percent While standing beside a "Fox Side-Bender," local luthier Howard R Chance El Nino Will Studio guides are available from participating week before you would like Ryderwood home on Wednesday afternoon. 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State Ave. • Lift Kits First Church of God, (360) 978-5368 Lewis County Writers Guild, 5 p.m. so- Exit 79 off I-5 Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, cial hour, 5:45 p.m. program, Matrix Cof- 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 feehouse, Chehalis, http://lewiscounty- Gem Show Saturday and Sunday “Growing Up in Packwood in the Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 writers.wordpress.com/ at the Castle Rock Fairgrounds. 1940s,” presented by Virginia Squires, starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst The show will have member 7 p.m., White Pass Country Museum, Jackson Highway, Chehalis Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, (360) 388-0450 12990 U.S. Highway 12, Packwood, (360) Dancing, Country Four, 1:30-4:30 Support Groups display cases, a country store, 494-4031 or (360) 736-4163 door prizes every half hour, gem p.m., Swede Hall, Rochester, (360) Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., “The Man From U.N.C.L.E.,” 7 p.m., 352-2135 dig, spin table, vendors, food, a Roxy Theater, Morton, adults $8, 1993 S. Market Blvd, Chehalis, (360) Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, black light display and silent children, students, seniors, $7, (360) 520-0772 Riverside Park, Centralia, free, spon- [email protected] auction. A voice auction will be 496-5599 sored by Jesus Name Pentecostal Celebrate Recovery, dinner 6 p.m., at 3 p.m. Saturday. Support Groups Church, Chehalis, (360) 623-9438 large group 7 p.m., small groups 8 p.m., Local sand sculpture artist Organizations “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the Grace Foursquare Church, 3030 Borst Rocky Courser will be building Excursion Train Ride & Museum Tour, 10 a.m., 12:45 p.m., 3:30 p.m., Mt. Rainier loss of a loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., Assured Ave., Centralia, (360) 736-0778, www. a sand castle for the event. Historic Fox Theatre Restorations, Home Hospice, 2120 N. Park St., Centralia, gracefoursquarechurch.com meeting of volunteers, 10 a.m., Santa Scenic Railroad, Elbe, www.mrsr.com, (360) 330-2640 The Mineralogical Society Lucia Coffee, Centralia (360) 569-7959 Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 will be giving away a replica Gun show, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Campbell p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 Saturday, Sept. 19 psittacosaur dinosaur skeleton & Campbell Events, 225 Sussex Ave. W., N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) to a local school with the most Sunday, Sept. 20 Tenino, (360) 259-1495 736-9268 Fireworks Ensemble kids in attendance at the show. Studio Tour, ARTrails of Southwest This is a museum-quality fossil 50th annual Harvest Swap Meet, Washington, artrailsofsww.org to Kick off Lewis County with a $1,600 value and will be hosted by Centralia-Chehalis Vintage Friday, Sept. 18 in a specially built case. Auto Club, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Southwest Concerts Season Washington Fairgrounds, free admis- Organizations Proceeds from the show pro- sion, includes members-only car show, Allison and Victor Lewis County Concerts will vide a scholarship to give to a (360) 273-6961, www.ccvac.com Men’s Fraternity, 6-7:30 p.m., Day- Returning to launch its 2015-16 season Satur- local student studying the Earth Rainier Mountain Festival, climbing spring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson day with a performance by Fire- sciences. gear sale, Whittaker Mountaineering, Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 or Riverside Golf Club works Ensemble. Show hours are 10 a.m.-5 30027 State Highway 706, Ashford email [email protected] A small ensemble with a huge Acoustic jazz soul duo Alli- p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. musical vocabulary, Fireworks son Scull and Victor Martin will Sunday. Admission and parking presents a contemporary Ameri- perform at the Riverside Golf is free. can vision of chamber music. Quesions about Medicare? Club 6-8 p.m. Friday. Hailed by the Wall Street Jour- 50th annual Harvest Swap Meet, This is their third visit to Riv- Talk to a real person for FREE, UNBIASED help nal as “the bridge between con- hosted by Centralia-Chehalis Vintage erside. Auto Club, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Southwest temporary classical new music Recently voted as the “Music Washington Fairgrounds, admission Call a local ensemble and the mainstream Pick” for Southern Oregon Mag- $4, children under 12 free, includes audience,” Fireworks has led the members-only car show, (360) 273-6961, Statewide Health Insurance Beneits azine spring edition, they are charge to bring a new perspec- www.ccvac.com also performing in the Portland Advisor (SHIBA) volunteer today! tive on chamber music to estab- Cowlitz Indian Pow Wow, 1-10 p.m., area on this tour. lished audiences, and to create a Toledo High School, grand entries at 1 With guitar, vocals, and and 7 p.m., salmon dinner 5 p.m., dance vital and thrilling experience for saxophone, their acoustic sound competition with cash prizes, (360) 360-425-3430, ext. 304 blends “elements of folk, jazz, new generations of listeners be- 280-2321 yond the concert hall. blues, European and Latin mu- Club Mom Children’s Clothing Bank SHIBA is a free service of the sic, all of which translates into a Based in New York City, and Exchange, 1-3 p.m., Chehalis First Fireworks tours throughout the Christian Church, 111 NW Prindle St., Washington State Oice of the Insurance Commissioner laid-back, vibe that tends to put (360) 269-0587 or (360) 748-3702 Consumer Protection Division CH520525sl.cg people at ease.” (Jim Dyar, Enjoy United States each year, and has appeared on many of the coun- Pe Ell Farmers Market, 7 a.m.-noon, Magazine) state Highway 6 and Seventh Avenue, try’s most prestigious stages, Ad funded by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Allison and Victor have Pe Ell, (360) 245-3339 CH546429cz.jd shared the stage with Blind Boys including Carnegie Hall, the Li- Tenino Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 of Alabama, Tuck and Patti, and brary of Congress, the Philadel- p.m., Tenino Elementary School, www. blues legend John Hammond phia Chamber Music Society and teninofarmersmarket.org and have released three CDs: the Chautauqua Institution. Rochester/Grand Mound Farmers The Fireworks performance Market, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Rochester Middle “From the Back Burner” (2002), a School, (360) 273-5732 Live” (2006) and “Cool like the at Corbet begins at 7:30 p.m. Doors open at 6:45 p.m. Pre- Rainier Mountain Festival, climbing Breeze” (2010). gear sale, Whittaker Mountaineering, This eclectic duo is currently event artists will be Kookoolele. 30027 State Highway 706, Ashford Season tickets for this sea- laying the foundation for a new Membership Appreciation Night, Compassionate Consultations — Locally Owned CD. To listen to music samples, son’s five performances are $110, Fire Mountain Arts Council, 6:30 p.m., see allisonandvictor.com for and $100 for senior citizens. Tiller Arts Center, Morton, free or $50 for They may be purchased by call- 2014-15 FMAC membership dues, (360) Diabetic Shoes more details. 496-0542 For more information, call ing (360) 623-8100 and leaving Leg Braces a message. Individual tickets, if Excursion Train Ride & Museum Tour, (360) 748-8182 or visit hjttp:// 10 a.m., 12:45 p.m., 3:30 p.m. (upgrade Artiicial Limbs www.playriversidegolf.com. available, may be purchased at available to include catered barbecue), Knee Braces The Riverside Golf Course the door on the night of the con- Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad, Elbe, www. Arch Supports mrsr.com, (360) 569-7959 is located at 1451 NW Airport cert for $35. Back Braces Lewis County Concerts has Gun show, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Campbell Road , Chehalis , WA . Call 360- & Campbell Events, 225 Sussex Ave. W., Repairs & Adjustments 748-8182 or 1-800-242-9486 or been offering musical perfor- mances here for 78 years. Dan Tenino, (360) 259-1495 see http://www.playriversidegolf. Advanced Canning, 10 a.m., Fords com/ for more information. Duffy is the group’s interim pres- Prairie Grange, Centralia, sponsored by 360-330-1602 ident. WSU Lewis County 4-H Food Resource Leaders, (360) 740-1212 1800 Cooks Hill Rd.

Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled Studio Tour, ARTrails of Southwest Suite A CH546469rc.jd Band, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Cen- Burlesque Show Washington, artrailsofsww.org ter, $5, (360) 262-3041 Coming to Fox Theatre Kinetic Crush, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Centralia, WA Open mic, 7:30 p.m., Matrix Coffee- Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, 21 and 98531 house, Chehalis, free, (360) 740-0492 Historic Fox Theatre Restora- up, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 Historic Lewis County Farmers Mar- tions and Hub City Shimmy are ket, 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m., corner of Pearl and Maple streets, Centralia, (360) 736-8977 presenting Burlesque Show at 8 or [email protected] p.m. Saturday at the Fox Theatre Mel Tillis, 7 p.m., Lucky Eagle Ca- in downtown Centralia. John Mansield, M.D. sino, Rochester, tickets start at $20, Advance tickets are $15 and 1-800-720-1788 $18 at the door. Board-Certiied Urologist Kinetic Crush, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Pre-event tickets are available Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, 21 and online at up, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 http://www.brownpapertick- USO Dance, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cities Dr. Mansield’s special interests include: Senior Center, $6, refreshments served ets.com/event/1761389 or locally at 8:15 p.m., dance tickets sold at door for at Book ‘n’ Brush in Chehalis, • Pediatrics 10 cents per ticket, 50/50 drawing and and Holley’s Place Frozen Yogurt, • Vasectomy raffle, proceeds go to Boots and Books HUBBUB, Santa Lucia Coffe and • Elevated PSA for veterans through Centralia College, PostNet in Centralia. (360) 489-5203 or (360) 262-3586 • Overactive Bladder Dr. Mansield Homemade meatloaf dinner, 4:30 For more information, call the Fox Theatre at (360) 623-1103. • Urologic Cancers appointment line p.m., Toledo Senior Center, 150 Coal St., 1-855-425-3720 seniors over 60 $3, under 60 $9.06, (360) All proceeds benefit the restora- • Vasectomy Reversal 864-2112 tion of the Fox Theatre. “The Man From U.N.C.L.E.,” 7 p.m., • Erective Dysfunctions Roxy Theater, Morton, adults $8, children, • Male & Female Incontinence students, seniors, $7, (360) 496-5599 Mineralogical Society Plans 50th Annual Rock CH546189cbw.ke Public Agencies & Gem Show 521 Adams Ave. • Morton Timberlands Regional Support Net- work Advisory Board, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., The Southern Washington 360-496-5112 TRSN office, Cathlamet, (360) 795-3118, Mineralogical Society will be cel- www.mortongeneral.org http://www.trsn.org/ ebrating its 50th annual Rock & Morton General Hospital • Life 3 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015

Laughter ABOUT THE EVENT Continued from page Life 1 Learning through Laughter will be held Oct. 1 at the Great The event aims to provide Wolf Lodge in Grand Mound. laughs, but it’s also a time to learn The event runs from 6 to more about the advancing health 8 p.m., but attendees are en- care field. couraged to come early to get hands-on experience with the “The event will not only be in- new da Vinci robot, a new tool spirational and funny, but also edu- that offers minimally invasive cational,” Chris Thomas, market- surgery for urology and gyne- ing and communication manager cology patients at Providence of Providence Southwest region, St. Peter Hospital. said, adding that people can learn The event is put on by Provi- a lot about the medical opportu- dence Regional Cancer System nities available locally. “People are and Centralia Rotary. learning more and more you have Booths will include Provi- to be your own health care advo- dence Regional Cancer System cate … anything we can do to help Cancer Survivor Center, oncol- inform people about medical op- ogy navigators, rehabilitation therapies, cardiac services, portunities locally is really benefi- Providence Medical Group, cial to them.” Providence Palliative Care and Along with educational booths South Sound Breast Cancer. and two Providence service pro- Comedian Mack Dryden, two Brian Pettepiece, Pettepiece Photography viders who will speak, a replica of time-cancer survivor, will be Attendees at the Learning Through Laughter event held at the Great Wolf Lodge on Oct. 1 will get hands-on experience with the da Vinci robot will be on dis- the keynote speaker, followed a replica da Vinci robot. Demonstrations of how the new tool works will also be ofered. The robot ofers minimally invasive play, allowing people to operate the by Providence providers Joshua surgery at Providence St. Peter Hospital machine and see demonstrations Press and Marina Cheng. on how it works. The event is free but registra- Thomas said the event has now The surgical robot is a new tool tion is encouraged. To register “come full circle” with the robot for fighting cancer. call 1-855-360-5475 or go to now available locally for services. “I would just urge everybody in www.provregister.org. “He had to go out of the area for the area to come out and see what the type of surgery he chose, and promises to be a wonderful event now three years later he gets to and I guarantee that I’m going to Night Out. The event was created promote that people don’t have to hurt them laughing,” Dryden said. with the help of Arnie Guenther, travel for these services,” he said. The event is the third annual a survivor of prostate cancer. The This year it will have a heavier educational series of its kind, and da Vinci robot operated on Guen- focus on women’s issue than in the was formally known as Men’s ther after he was diagnosed, and past, Thomas said. Chehalis West Assisted Living Center Serving Lewis County Since 1988 Types Of Apartments Care Provided Western Washington’s Studio 24 Hr. Care Givers On Site Housekeeping Trusted Orthopedic Experts Studio With Bay Window Meals And Snacks SERVING LEWIS COUNTY SINCE 1973 One Bedroom Apartments Shower Assistance And Basic Furniture Provided Medication Management • Total Joint Replacement • Hand Surgery • Minimally Invasive Procedures • Foot & Ankle Surgery Assisted Living Apartments For Seniors (62+) Kitchenettes With Microwave And Fridge Short Term/Respite Care Special Events & Entertainment • Arthritis Care • Sports Medicine Labor & Industries Activities And Outings In Facility Van Oicial Medical Provider to the

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HistoryLink.org Benjamin Cheney Visits the Town and the Academy Bearing His Name on Sept. 17, 1883 The town of Cheney celebrates the visit of Benjamin P. Cheney (1815-1895), a director of the Northern Pacific Railroad. He admires the town that had been named after him two years earlier, visits the Benjamin P. Cheney Academy and delivers a speech. The academy will evolve into Eastern Washington University. Mutual Gratitude Cheney arrived on a special car and was greeted at the depot by a brass band and hundreds of citizens, including the academy’s 200 stu- dents. He expressed his gratitude for the town’s name and the towns- people expressed their gratitude for his gift of $10,000 to build the Ben- jamin P. Cheney Academy. In a speech at the academy, Cheney declared that if the academy needed to expand, he would see that it would be made larger. One of the other Northern Pacific directors traveling with him said that Cheney had made a number of good investments, but he thought the Cheney Academy was Cheney’s best ever. The Band Played The party then admired the vegetables and grains on display at the railroad office. The band played as the train departed. It was Cheney’s one and only visit to the town bearing his name. / for Our Hometowns Submitted by Carolyn Olson He never needed to expand the academy; it soon languished and Jess and May Stone, who met in a music conservatory in the Midwest, moved to Centralia and joined several other fami- seven years later was converted to the State Normal School at Cheney. lies in the town’s Methodist Church orchestra. Jess, a violinist, died young. May remarried Ellis Bramlett. Pictured in this The State Normal School evolved into Eastern Washington University. 1920s photo are, from top left: Eugene Simmons Sr., Jess M. Stone, William “Billy” Newburn, May Rich Stone, Harman Jones, Arthur Simmons, unknown, and Allen Richolson. Second row: Delford Phillips, Ruth Jones, Helen Richolson Robertson, Gonzaga College in Spokane Welcomes Stanley Clark, Mr. Cofman, and Gene Simmons. Bottom row: Margaret “Peggy” Raught, Ruth Davis, Mary Vansickel, Vir- its First Students on Sept. 17, 1887 ginia Jones, and Margaret Simmons Alvord. Gonzaga College, later to become Gonzaga University, opens on a muddy campus just east of downtown Spokane after seven years of planning, fundraising, and construction. On that first day, only seven students are enrolled — they are outnumbered more than two-to-one Rainbow Falls Gathering by the Jesuit faculty. Enrollment will grow to 18 students as the school year progresses The school year is launched the way every school year will be launched from them on, with a Mass of the Holy Spirit. In 1880, Jesuit missionary Father Joseph Cataldo (1837-1928) con- ceived a plan to open a school for the most promising boys from the Jesuit’s Indian missions in the Rockies and the Northwest. However, by opening day, Cataldo’s vision had been abandoned. All seven students were white boys, aged 10 to 17, from California, Idaho, Montana, Or- egon, and Washington. Several had arrived several weeks early and had been put to work tending the primitive campus’s cows, horses, and vegetable garden. The college itself consisted of one three-story building, which the local newspaper called “unquestionably the most commanding and impos- ing one in the Northwest,” containing classrooms, dormitories, a cha- pel, faculty rooms, faculty lodgings, and a basement recreation room. Discipline was strict from the beginning. The boys’ normal routine went like this: 5:30 a.m., rise and wash; 6 a.m., morning prayers and Mass; 6:30 a.m., studies; 7:30 a.m., breakfast; 8:15 a.m., class; 10 a.m., recess; 10:15 a.m., class; 11:15 a.m., music or other optional studies; noon, dinner and recreation; 1:30 p.m. studies; 2 p.m., class; 3:45 p.m., lunch and recreation; 4:30 p.m., studies; 6:15 p.m., supper and recre- ation; 7 p.m., studies and reading; 8:30 p.m., night prayers, retire. This was the routine even on Saturdays, although the boys did get Sundays and Tuesday and Thursday afternoons off. Three days after the school’s opening, Father Joset, a Jesuit mission- ary, arrived with two Indian boys and tried to register them. They were turned away: The school, they were told, was exclusively for “American” boys. Ceremony Marks Start of Demolition of Elwha River Hydroelectric Dams on Sept. 17, 2011 Governor Chris Gregoire (b. 1947), many more state and federal of- ficials, Lower Elwha Klallam tribal leaders, conservationists, and other dignitaries attend a ceremony on an Elwha River bluff to celebrate the beginning of dam removal on the river. The takedown of the 108-foot- high Elwha Dam and 210-foot-tall Glines Canyon Dam is the largest dam removal in the history of North America. The hydroelectric dams helped power the industrial development of Port Angeles but, built without fish passage, blocked salmon and other anadromous (ocean- going) fish from most of the Elwha River watershed, which since 1940 has been part of Olympic National Park. It has taken more than three decades since the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe, soon joined by environ- mental groups, first called for removing the dams to win approval and then funding for the massive river-restoration project. Actually de- molishing the dams is quicker: Elwha Dam will disappear within six months and removal of Glines Canyon Dam will be completed in Sept. 2014. As demolition proceeds the river ecosystem, aided by a major habitat-restoration effort, will begin recovering rapidly, with increas- ing numbers of salmon appearing above each former dam as soon as it is gone.

Submitted by Lois Keen / for Our Hometowns This 1930 photo shows a folk art rocking horse that was the highlight attraction at Rainbow Falls State Park near Dryad. The wooden horse was made by Work Progress Administration workers. Seated on this horse is Angeline Smith Rayton in the late 1930s. She died in 1940 at the age of 80 and had married John Rayton in 1875 in the historic Claquato Church. The couple had 11 children, all of whom remained in Lewis County. This photo was taken at the annual Rayton picnic which descendants still attend. 24 Hour Care of Adults in a Caring Home Atmosphere

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ADVICE: Dear Abby Sapphires Pass as Diamonds in Case of Mistaken Identity DEAR ABBY: Last year I gave beer cans in the bookcases, de- my new (at that time) girlfriend, vour all snacks without asking, etc. “Alyssa,” a pair of earrings for her Their house smells strongly of pet birthday. They were in a box from odors. If we opt to stay in a hotel, a department they are offended. store marked Every occasion revolves around “fine jewelry.” She drinking alcohol, and lots of it. I’ll loved them and have one drink, so they won’t say I became emo- tional in express- am uptight and feel uncomfortable ing her gratitude. around me. My husband is intimi- I thought it was dated by his strong-willed daughter, because it was and wishes this just would all go the first piece of By Abigail Van Buren away. jewelry I had ever There have been many, many bought for her. more incidents and overall gener- Social Security Q&A: When she opened the box I ally narcissistic and rude behavior. explained that they were her birth- My husband wants a relationship stone — sapphires — but WHITE with his daughter. What to do? — What are the rules for sapphires. In her excitement she JUST WANTS TO RELAX must have missed that part. DEAR JUST WANTS: You The earrings are large — may- either grin and bear it — and that be one carat apiece. Yesterday I includes laundering your own SSI eligibility? overheard my granddaughter ask sheets and towels when you visit — Tribune News Service Alyssa if they were real diamonds, the dates and places of marriage and dates of and Alyssa told her yes! or send your husband to visit his Q: What are the rules for getting Supple- divorce or death (if appropriate); I kept my mouth shut when she daughter alone. mental Security Income (SSI)? I’m thinking Information about the home where you said it, but now I understand why about applying based on my disability. live, such as your mortgage or your lease and she was so excited when she first DEAR ABBY: A very good A: To be eligible to receive SSI benefits, you landlord’s name; saw them. She cherishes the ear- friend of mine had a facelift. I’m Payroll slips, bank books, insurance poli- must be disabled, blind or age 65 or older and rings and has told me numerous out of the country, so I have only cies, burial fund records and other informa- have limited income and resources. Income times she will never take them off. seen pictures of her. I don’t think it tion about your income and the things you I want to make this right, but is money you receive such as wages, Social own; looks good at all. It looks fake and, I’m afraid she’ll feel embarrassed Security benefits and pensions. Income also Proof of U.S. citizenship or eligible non- in my opinion, has ruined her looks. because she must have told her includes the value of such things as food and citizen status; and What should I say when I see girlfriends and family I gave her shelter you receive from others. Resources are If you are applying for SSI because you her or when she asks me directly diamond earrings — which I didn’t. things you own such as real estate, bank ac- are disabled or blind, we will need to know what I think of it? I hate to lie, but Abby, what do I do? — LOVING counts, cash, stocks, and bonds. You may be detailed information about your medical ill- I don’t want to hurt her feelings. — BOYFRIEND IN VIRGINIA able to get SSI if your resources are worth no nesses, injuries or conditions: HONEST FRIEND DEAR BOYFRIEND: You more than $2,000. A couple may be able to get Names, addresses, phone numbers, pa- should straighten this out with DEAR HONEST: Sometimes SSI if they have resources worth no more than tient ID numbers and dates of treatment for your girlfriend, but do it privately. people can be “too” honest, so be $3,000. Learn more by reading our publica- all doctors, hospitals and clinics; After that, let her disclose the fact diplomatic if you are asked directly. tion “Supplemental Security Income (SSI)” at Names of medicines you are taking and that her diamond earrings are real- Tell her you always thought she was www.socialsecurity.gov/pubs . who prescribed them; and ly sapphires at her discretion — or beautiful — inside and out — and Q: I have an appointment to apply for Sup- Names and dates of medical tests you have not. thought she looked great before, plemental Security Income (SSI). What kind had and who sent you for them. but if she’s happy with the result, of information will I need to take with me? Learn more by reading our publication DEAR ABBY: My husband’s A: To help make the application process go “You May Be Able To Get Supplemental Secu- that’s what’s important. daughter and her husband are in quickly and smoothly, you should bring: rity Income (SSI)” at www.socialsecurity.gov/ their early 40s. When they invite ••• Your Social Security card or Social Secu- pubs . rity Number; ••• us to visit them, there is never any Dear Abby is written by Abigail Your birth certificate or other proof of preparation or advance planning. Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phil- (This column was prepared by the Social They provide no clean sheets or your age; Security Administration. For fast answers to lips, and was founded by her mother, The name, Social Security number and towels. If they order out, they ex- Pauline Phillips. 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Start on Puzzle One on page Life 7. Answers to the Sudoku Puzzle Two puzzles here will be published in Saturday’s paper. Crossword

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Answer to Puzzle on Page Life 7

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(N) (S Live) UNI 28 28 Pagado Pagado Pagado Pagado Pocoyo Sesame Mickey Mickey Manny Manny Pagado Pagado Dice el Dicho El Papa Fran Roxanna Fútbol Mexicano Primera División Roxanna ’ A&E 52 52 21 DAY BEACH Dog the Bounty Dog the Bounty Flipping Vegas Flipping Vegas Flipping Vegas Flipping Vegas ›› We Are Marshall (2006, Drama) Matthew McCo- The First 48 The First 48 “Alias; FIX Hunter ’ (CC) Hunter ’ (CC) “Amie’s House” ’ (CC) “Stink House” ’ (CC) naughey, Matthew Fox, Ian McShane. ’ (CC) (CC) Duel” (CC) AMC 67 67 Rawhide Man The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- ››› The Cowboys (1972, Western) John Wayne. Rancher ›› Black Dog (1998, Action) Patrick › Coyote Ugly (2000, Romance-Comedy) Piper ››› Erin Brockovich (2000, Drama) seeks revenge. fleman fleman fleman takes schoolboys on cattle drive. (CC) Swayze, Meat Loaf, Randy Travis. Perabo, Adam Garcia. (CC) Julia Roberts, Albert Finney. (CC) APL 43 43 Big Cat Big Cat Dogs 101 (CC) Dogs 101 (CC) Bad Dog! 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MSNBC 47 47 Up W/Steve Melissa Harris-Perry (N) Weekends With Alex Witt (N) Criminal Mind Criminal Mind Mind of Manson Confessions of BTK Night Sex Bunker MTV 63 63 Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV Show ’ Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV Ridic. Ridiculousness Ridic. Ridic. NBCS 34 34 Soccer Goal English Premier League Soccer Premier English Premier League Soccer NASCAR Racing NAS NASCAR Racing Count NASCAR Racing Mecum NICK 40 40 George George Al Al SpongeBob SquarePants Spong Spong Pig Harvey Spong Rang Al Al Al Spong Spong Spong Spong Thun Thun Thun Henry OXY 50 50 Omega PiYo! Total Sexy! A Sister A Sister A Sister A Sister A Sister A Sister Sex- Sex- Sex- Sex- Sex- Sex- Sex- Sex- Sex- Sex and the City Sex- Sex- Sex- ROOT 31 31 Paid Paid 21 Day Dr. Ho 21 DAY Got Timbers College Football Central Michigan at Syracuse. (N) (Live) College Football Montana State at Eastern Washington. (N) Pre MLB Baseball ’ ’ SPIKE 57 57 Cebria PiYo! Never 21 DAY Paid Paid ›››› The Shawshank Redemption (1994) Tim Robbins. An inno- Cops Cops Cops Cops Jail Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Fear FIX ’ Prog. Prog. cent man goes to a Maine penitentiary for life in 1947. ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) SYFY 59 59 Fan Out Bosley Fighting ›› 30 Days of Night (2007) Josh Hartnett. › Halloween (2007) Malcolm McDowell. ››› Fright Night (2011) Anton Yelchin. ›› Underworld (2003) Kate Beckinsale. TBN 20 20 RocK Auto Island Veggie Mon Hop Lassie Goliath Ishine Inspir. Stories Veggie Heroes-Bible Bless News Harvest Crusade with Greg Laurie Memories In Touch TBS 55 55 Married Married Married Married Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld › Rush Hour 3 (2007, Action) Jackie ›› Bad Boys II (2003, Action) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith. Friends Friends Friends Friends ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ Chan, Chris Tucker. (DVS) Two detectives battle a drug kingpin in Miami. 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Criminal Minds “Seven Seconds” A Criminal Minds “About Face” A mur- Criminal Minds “Identity” Serial killer’s Criminal Minds “Ashes and Dust” The Criminal Minds A kidnapped Russian The Listener “Jericho” Michelle and Dev ION 15 15 child is abducted at a mall. ’ (CC) derer posts missing-persons fliers. partner. ’ (CC) team tracks an arsonist. (CC) immigrant. ’ (CC) pursue a hacker. ’ (CC) IND 18 18 Kenneth W. Jay Sekulow In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Perry Stone The Green Room Hillsong TV Joel Osteen The Green Room The Ramp Global Ventures Acquire the Fire College Football Stanford at USC. Stanford’s defense tries to stop a USC offense that has been firing Paid Program This Old House Tummy Tuck Jeopardy! ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune KATU News at 11 Castle “The Limey” ABC 22 22 on all cylinders. (N) (Live) (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) NBC Primetime Straight Talk Poppy Cat (EI) Tree Fu Tom “Tiny American Ninja Warrior “Vegas Finals” Obstacles include Psycho Chain. ’ (CC) (DVS) KGW News at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 Preview Tom” (EI) 11 (N) Live ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Familia P. Luche Noticiero La Rosa de Guadalupe (SS) Sábado Gigante ¡Hasta Siempre! Familia P. Luche Noticiero FOX 27 27 College Football California at Texas. Jared Goff and the Golden Bears (2-0) › Trespass (2011, Suspense) Nicolas Cage, Nicole Kidman, Ben Mendelsohn. 10 O’Clock News (N) Animation Domination High-Def In- travel to Austin, Texas to take on the Longhorns (1-0). (N) (S Live) Home invaders hold a husband and wife hostage. stallments from “High School USA.” The First 48 “Winter Games” A shooting The First 48 Gunfight in Kansas City, The First 48 “Bad Medicine” Gruesome The First 48 Father shot; mother killed Cosby: The Women Speak Sexual al- The First 48 Elderly woman strangled; A&E 52 52 in a snow-covered field. ’ Mo.; stabbing. ’ (CC) murder in New Orleans. (CC) on birthday. ’ (CC) legations against Bill Cosby. (CC) student shot. ’ (CC) AMC 67 67 ››› Erin Brockovich (2000, Drama) ›› The Great Gatsby (2013, Drama) Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, Carey Mulligan. Premiere. A would-be writer ›› The Great Gatsby (2013, Drama) Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, Carey Julia Roberts, Albert Finney. (CC) lives next to a mysterious millionaire. Mulligan. A would-be writer lives next to a mysterious millionaire. APL 43 43 Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ (CC) Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ (CC) Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ Pit Bulls and Parolees (N) Pit Bulls and Parolees (N) ’ Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ BET 56 56 Chocolate City Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain (2011) Kevin Hart. (CC) The Start Up (N) (CC) ›› Eddie Murphy Raw (1987) Eddie Murphy, Tatyana Ali. Premiere. (CC) BRAVO 66 66 Housewives/OC Don’t Be Tardy... Don’t Be Tardy... Don’t Be Tardy... Don’t Be Tardy... Below Deck “First ›› Enough (2002, Suspense) Jennifer Lopez, Billy Campbell, Juliette Lewis. A ›› Enough (2002, Suspense) Jennifer “18 and Out” “First Look” (N) Look” (N) woman takes her daughter and flees her abusive husband. Lopez, Billy Campbell. CBUT 29 29 The National (N) Marketplace ’ Short Film Face Off (N) ’ (CC) Life Story “Power” ’ (CC) The Book of Negroes (CC) (DVS) News Love Child (N) ’ (CC) Bourne Identity CMT 61 61 › Fool’s Gold (2008, Action) (CC) ›› The Guardian (2006, Drama) Kevin Costner. A Coast Guard trainer makes a swimming champ his protege. CMT Crossroads (N) ’ (CC) Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 Undercover Boss “MGM Grand” ’ Undercover Boss “Synagro” (CC) Undercover Boss ’ (CC) Undercover Boss ’ (CC) Undercover Boss “MGM Grand” ’ Body Beast! Makeup! CNN 44 44 This Is Life With Lisa Ling This Is Life With Lisa Ling This Is Life With Lisa Ling This Is Life Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files CNNH 45 45 This Is Life With Lisa Ling This Is Life With Lisa Ling Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files This Is Life Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files COM 60 60 ››› Superbad (2007) Jonah Hill. Co-dependent teens hope ››› The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005, Romance-Comedy) Steve Carell, Catherine Keener, Paul Rudd. ››› Louis C.K.: Hilarious (2010, Steve Rannazzisi: Breaking Dad to score booze and babes at a party. (CC) Three co-workers unite to help their buddy get a sex life. Documentary) (CC) Comic Steve Rannazzisi performs. DIS 41 41 Jessie ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) K.C. Undercover K.C. Undercover Bunk’d ’ (CC) Bunk’d ’ (CC) Bunk’d ’ (CC) Bunk’d ’ (CC) Lab Rats: Bio. Lab Rats: Bio. Droid Tales Jessie ’ (CC) Edge of Alaska “Dying Days of Winter” Edge of Alaska “The Breakup” The Edge of Alaska Experts try to find the Ice Age: Last of the Giants Science Stonehenge: Secrets of the Stones A Ice Age: Last of the Giants Science DSC 8 8 McCarthy locals join forces. ’ breakup fractures McCarthy. (CC) entrance. ’ (CC) sheds light on the Ice Age. (N) (CC) beacon of early civilization. (N) ’ sheds light on the Ice Age. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 ›› Maid in Manhattan (2002) Jennifer ›› The Proposal (2009, Romance-Comedy) Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds, Mary Steenburgen. ›› The Proposal (2009, Romance-Comedy) Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds, Mary Steenburgen. A Lopez, Ralph Fiennes. Premiere. A woman pretends to be engaged to evade deportation. woman pretends to be engaged to evade deportation. College Football Mississippi at Alabama. No. 2 Alabama seeks to avenge last year’s regular season loss No. 15 Missis- SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 sippi. (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 College Football SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) NHRA Drag Racing Carolina Nationals, Qualifying. (CC) College Football Final (N) (CC) Baseball Tonight 30 for 30 Shorts FAM 39 39 ››› Pretty Woman (1990) ›› How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003) Kate Hudson, Matthew McConaughey. ››› Pitch Perfect (2012) Anna Kendrick. College students enter an a cappella competition. FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) The Greg Gutfeld Show Red Eye With Tom Shillue Justice With Judge Jeanine The Greg Gutfeld Show Red Eye With Tom Shillue FOOD 35 35 Worst Cooks in America Worst Cooks in America Worst Cooks in America Worst Cooks in America Worst Cooks in America Worst Cooks in America FX 53 53 ›› The Twilight ›› The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 (2011, Romance) Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, ›› The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 (2012, Romance) Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, The Bastard Ex- Saga: Eclipse Taylor Lautner. Bella and Edward marry. Taylor Lautner. The Cullens gather other vampire clans to protect Renesmee. ecutioner “Pilot” GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf BMW Championship, Third Round. From Conway Farms Golf Club in Lake Forest, Ill. Chance at Romance (2013, Romance-Comedy) Erin Krakow, Ryan McPartlin. A Cedar Cove Jack and Olivia move in Lead With Your Heart (2015) Billy Baldwin, Kari Matchett. Premiere. Two teens The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 surprise awaits a woman who begins an online relationship. together. (N) (Part 1 of 2) (CC) hatch a scheme to prevent their parents from splitting up. ’ (CC) ’ (CC) HGTV 68 68 Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Beachfront Bargain Renovation House Hunters International House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) The Knights Templar The Knights Templar The Knights Templar LIFE 51 51 The Bride He Bought Online (2015) Anne Winters, Travis Hammer. (CC) Ungodly Acts (2015, Drama) Dominique Swain, Mike Faiola. Premiere. (CC) Movie MSNBC 47 47 Lockup Special Investigation Lockup Special Investigation Lockup Special Investigation Lockup Special Investigation Lockup Special Investigation Lockup: World Tour MTV 63 63 Ridiculousness Ridiculousness ›› Kicking & Screaming (2005, Comedy) Will Ferrell. 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