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Centralia Organ Donor’s Family Prep Baseball Roundup Napavine Sweeps Ony; W.F. West Tops Black Hills / Sports to Meet Recipient / Main 5 Rescue Funding Finalized for Team Lewis County Event Center to Train at Pe Ell River Run SAFETY: Sheriff’s Office Will Have Presence at Event Where Man Drowned Last Year By Kyle Spurr [email protected] The Lewis County Sheriff’s Office Swift Water Rescue Team will hold a training session dur- ing the Pe Ell River Run on Sat- urday as a way to have a presence at the event where a 24-year-old Olympia man drowned last year. “They will be out there and available to respond if needed,” Lewis County Sheriff’s Of- fice Commander Steve Aust said. “Typically, people on the river have a hard time explain- ing where they are at. Hopefully, with our presence, it’s going to enable us to respond quicker.” Daniel Kuhn, 24, an Iraq War veteran, separated from Pete Caster / [email protected] a group of friends during the Edwards Gibbs holds a tape measurer at the southwest corner of the Lewis County Event Center as work crews prepare for trenches to be dug where the foundation river run last April. He told his can be placed for the steel beams that will hold up the structure in Centralia on Wednesday afternoon. friends he would meet them at the Chandler Road Bridge but ‘QUANTUM LEAP’: Lewis year despite the fact that the never arrived. PFD did not have the funds to When Kuhn did not show up County Public Facilities ‘‘We have to keep moving forward. We are not finish the project. by 8 p.m., the rest of his group District Accepts a The PFD has $4.1 million left. They thought he may have going back.’’ to cover the $3.9 million cost left with other friends, the sher- $1.1 Million Partial of building the metal structure iff’s office said. Loan and Grant From with concrete floors in the first The swift water rescue team Tom Lerchen phase. found Kuhn’s body five days Lewis Economic PFD Vice Chair However, the 70-foot-high, later, and the coroner's office de- Development Council 75,600-square-foot complex termined he drowned. Kuhn’s death was the first County Public Facilities District “We have to keep moving would remain empty if the PFD By Kyle Spurr didn’t receive the $1.1 million reported in the 34-year history accepted a $1.1 million partial forward,” Lerchen said. “We are [email protected] Lewis Economic Development of the Pe Ell River Run. The grant and loan to fully fund the not going back.” Council’s 0.09 percent county event takes place on the sec- The largest question facing final stage of construction. The first phase of the event sales tax grant to cover the final ond Saturday in April every the Lewis County Event Center PFD Vice Chair Tom Lerch- center construction, underway interior phase. year. Hundreds of participants and Sports Complex was an- en called the approval a “quan- on Pioneer Way and Allen Street swered this week when the Lewis tum leap.” in Centralia, began earlier this please see FUNDING, page Main 14 please see RIVER, page Main 14 Toledo-Winlock School Bus Crashes Down Embankment NO SERIOUS INJURIES: Bus foot embankment near Winlock to the area from a game in as the bus was taking the exit, more serious incident, accord- late Tuesday night. Vancouver, Wash., according said Trooper Will Finn, spokes- ing to the release. Was Carrying 37 People; The players, their two man- to the release. man for the Washington State Washington State Patrol in- None Were Transported agers, two coaches and the driv- When law enforcement and Patrol. spectors are in the process of er received superficial injuries, firefighters arrived shortly after The driver shouted for ev- examining the bus, which was to Hospital and no one was transported to 10 p.m. Tuesday, the school bus eryone to hold on, and the bus taken back to the Winlock bus By Stephanie Schendel the hospital, according to a press was at the bottom of the Inter- continued down the off-ramp garage, Finn said. release from the Winlock Fire state 5 Exit 63 embankment, ac- and went through a stop sign as Additional buses from the [email protected] Department. cording to the release. it crossed state Route 505 and Winlock and Toledo school A school bus transporting 32 The bus, which is owned The Washington State Pa- went down the ravine. districts were called to trans- soccer players from the Toledo- and operated by the Winlock trol is still investigating the The driver of the school bus port the students back to their Winlock high school team went School District, was trans- cause of the accident, but the was able to keep the bus upright schools Tuesday night, accord- off the road and slid down a 75- porting the soccer team back bus driver said the brakes failed as it slid, which prevented a ing to the release.

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Community Editor’s Best Bet Rotary to Host Wine and Cheese Festival The Twin Cities Rotary An- Agate, Birchfield, McMenamins, nual Wine & Cheese Festival Mill Lane and M&K Market. In Calendar will be 6-9 p.m. Friday at the addition, the following chee- Today Washington Hotel in downtown semakers will be there: Wil- WHAT’S HAPPENING? Chehalis. lapa Hills Creamer. Black Sheep Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffee- The festival brings together Creamery, Twin Oaks Creamery house, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 If you have an event you local wineries, cheesemakers and Rosecrest Creamery. Others Ribbon cutting, Washington Federal, would like included in the and others for a night of conver- are still being confirmed. noon, 110 N. Pearl St., Centralia Community Calendar, please sation and sumptuous fare. A new addition this year Libraries email your information to The cost is $20 for 10 tickets. will be local makers/distribu- [email protected]. Wine samples will require one Book Babies, for babies 12-24 months, tors of balsamic vinegar and Include a daytime telephone or two tickets. More tickets can olive oil. 10 a.m., Chehalis number where you can be Book Babies, for babies birth-24 be purchased during the event, For more information, visit reached. which is for adults only. https://www.facebook.com/ months, 11 a.m., Centralia For questions about Crafternoon @ the Library, for chil- calendar items, call Doug Participating wineries in- events/515967598442043/ or call dren, 3:30 p.m., Chehalis Blosser at The Chronicle, (360) clude: Heymann, Stottle, Bateau, (360) 880-0568. Junior PageTurners, for children 807-8238. grades 1-3, “The Mouse and the Mo- torcycle,” by Beverly Cleary, 3:30 p.m., Winlock Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, (360) PageTurners book discussion, for 785-4325 adults, “Strength of What Remains: A Cook’s choice lunch, noon, 12:30 p.m. control of the situation, throw- Senior Centers Journey of Remembrance and Forgive- Bingo, 12:30-2 p.m. ness,” 5:30 p.m., Centralia ing the con men off their game. Twin Cities Senior Center, (360) Packwood Senior Center, (360) While the audience knows the 748-0061 Public Agencies 494-6331 secret of the con before Susy Entertainment, presentation or mov- Music with Carlean and Dean, 10-11 Centralia Planning Commission, 6 does, it remains unclear whether a.m. p.m., council chambers, City Hall, 118 W. ie, 12:30 p.m. Quilting project class, 3:30 p.m. her plan to foil Mike, Carlino Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation Maple St., Centralia, (360) 330-7671 and Roat will work. Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Centralia College Board of Trustees, Toledo Senior Center, (360) 864-2112 Low-impact exercise class, 3:30-4:30 “Wait Until Dark” is directed Dance night, Bob’s Melodies Recy- 3 p.m., Centralia College East, Morton, cled, 7-9:30 p.m. 736-9391, ext. 231 p.m. by Norma Rogers. Morton Senior Center, (360) 496-3230 Zumba, 6-7 p.m. Tickets are available at Book Organizations Tai Chi exercise, 8:30-9 a.m. Cook’s choice lunch, 11:30 a.m. ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis; Santa Lucia Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., Wood carving class, 1-3 p.m. Coffee and Sterling Bank, Cen- Open recreation, pool, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Bucoda Oddfellows Community Center, Quilt class, 1-3 p.m. tralia; and brownpapertickets. Pinochle, 10 a.m. 202 S. Main, Bucoda, (360) 273-9724 com. Crafters 10 a.m.-2:20 p.m. United Women in Business, 5:30 Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, (360) p.m., Kit Carson banquet room, Chehalis, Friday, April 12 The Evergreen Playhouse is 785-4325 (360) 388-5252 located at 226 W. Center St. Nutrition lunch, noon-1 p.m. Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, Packwood Senior Center, (360) 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 ‘Wait Until Dark’ to Be Oregon Trail music and dancing, 494-6331 open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 Coffee klatch, 9 a.m. Performed at Cowlitz Prairie Grange, (360) 864-2023 Mary Lacy Chapter, Daughters of the Sewing and crafts, 10 a.m. American Revolution, 10 a.m., St. John’s Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Lutheran Church, 2190 Jackson High- Evergreen Playhouse Cities Senior Center Pinochle and Scrabble, 12:30 p.m. way, Chehalis, September-May, (360) “Wait Until Dark,” a play Potato and taco salad bar, open to Toledo Senior Center, (360) 864-2112 740-5899 written by Frederick Knott, is everyone, $6, 4:30-7 p.m., Olequa Senior Nutrition lunch, noon, suggested do- Center, Winlock, (360) 785-4325 nation $3 for 60 and over, under 60, $6.74 Support Groups coming to Centralia’s Evergreen Exercise class, 8:30-9:30 a.m. Playhouse. Pop Offs, rock, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter “Up From Grief,” for those grieving Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) Open pool, 9:30 a.m. the loss of a loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 Performances will be April 273-2000, ext. 301 Acrylics classes, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. p.m., Morton Community Methodist 12-14, 18-21 and 26-28. Friday Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, (360) and Saturday performances are Libraries 330-2640 at 8 p.m. and Sunday matinees Preschool Story Time, for children Saturday, April 13 Parkinson’s Disease Support Group are at 2 p.m. Admission is $10. 3-6 years, 10 a.m., Chehalis and Salkum (Chehalis Shakers), 1 p.m., Bethel Church, A pay-what-you will perfor- Family Story Time, for children 2-6 Kirkland Road, Chehalis, go to left and years, 10:30 a.m., Winlock Intertribal Agency to enter at rear of church, (360) 740-5556 mance on Thursday, April 18, is Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 at 7:30 p.m. Organizations Host Art Auction, Dinner p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 The play takes place in a Skookumchuck I.O.O.F. Lodge 129, The South Puget Intertribal N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) basement apartment in Green- 7:30 p.m., Bucoda Oddfellows Com- 736-9268 Planning Agency will be hosting wich Village, New York City, in munity Center, 202 S. Main St., Bucoda, its 13th annual Native American Senior Centers 1966. Susy Hendrix, a recently (360) 273-3604 Art Auction and Dinner at the Twin Cities Senior Center, (360) blinded woman who is unwit- Support Groups Lucky Eagle Casino Event Cen- 748-0061 tingly in possession of a doll full ter, Rochester, Saturday. of drugs, is alone when three con H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 There will be 32 or more Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m. men (Talman, Carlino and Roat) Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, quality pieces in the live auc- Morton Senior Center, (360) 496-3230 wrangle their way in pretending [email protected] tion (ranging from art to stays Open recreation, pool, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. to be people they are not. Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., at resorts) as well as a number of “Soup Kitchen” enrichment lunch, Eventually Susy figures out Dayspring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson noon, $3 donation what’s really going on and takes Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 please see CALENDAR, page Main 11

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Forecast map for April 11, 2013 Gauge Flood 24 hr. Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s 57.72 65.0 -0.53 100s L Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s 77.00 85.0 -0.32 80s Cowlitz at Packwood 70s L 3.19 10.5 +0.03 60s H Cowlitz at Randle 50s L Few Showers Mostly Cloudy Showers Likely Showers Likely Mostly Cloudy 8.39 18.0 -0.11 40s H 30s 55º 35º 55º 38º 52º 37º 52º 36º 54º 36º Cowlitz at Mayfield Dam 8.08 ---- +0.02 20s 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, Centralia type of precipitation expected and Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. Data reported from Centralia L H Sunrise today ...... 6:29 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 7:55 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 54 61/32 Moonrise ...... 7:01 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 50 54/42 Moonset ...... 9:43 p.m. Normal High ...... 61 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low ...... 40 51/39 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 86 in 2004 Seattle Anchorage 28/14 mc 33/17 s First Full Last New Record Low ...... 27 in 1933 53/41 Boise 60/36 s 64/41 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg 4/18 4/25 5/2 5/9 Boston 49/37 sh 41/40 ra Yesterday ...... 0.21" 56/36 59/32 Dallas 64/43 s 70/49 s Month to date ...... 1.94" Tacoma Pollen Forecast Honolulu 84/70 s 82/69 s Normal month to date . . .1.29" Centralia 55/40 Las Vegas 83/64 s 81/59 s Year to date ...... 11.02" 55/35 Yakima Allergen Today Friday Nashville 69/44 t 61/42 s Normal year to date . . . .18.24" Chehalis Trees None None Phoenix 85/58 s 87/60 s 63/32 Grass None None Longview 55/36 St. Louis 54/35 t 52/34 pc WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 55/36 Weeds None None Salt Lake City 55/40 sh 61/46 s Shown is today’s Mold None None San Francisco 69/50 s 69/49 s Vancouver weather. Temperatures Yesterday Portland The Dalles Washington, DC 85/61 s 76/52 sh Send in your weather-related photo- 56/38 are today’s highs and graphsCity to The ChronicleHi/Lo for ourPrcp. Voices 57/39 60/35 tonight’s lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- tion of the photograph. Regional Cities Today Fri. Today Fri. City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 82/61 s 87/66 s New Delhi 98/70 s 98/72 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 60/35 s 69/44 s Paris 57/47 ra 57/47 sh Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; Bremerton 53/40 sh 51/41 ra Spokane 56/31 pc 56/37 mc London 52/44 sh 54/42 sh Rio de Janeiro 86/72 pc 88/74 mc r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; Ocean Shores 51/41 sh 52/44 ra Tri Cities 66/35 s 63/40 mc Mexico City 84/52 pc 84/52 pc Rome 66/53 pc 65/54 s sn/snow; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Olympia 56/36 sh 55/39 mc Wenatchee 60/39 s 60/40 mc Moscow 45/29 mc 48/30 pc Sydney 78/60 s 75/61 s

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By Kyle Spurr everybody, we did absorb as much reliability and infrastructure 1, according to city officials. The issues, including failing power [email protected] BPA rate for power is expected of it as we could. We really raised poles. Electric rates in the Hub City to grow about 8 percent and the Norton estimates at least 500 rate charged for transmission John Elmore them the minimum we had to and will officially increase by 3.4 power poles need to be replaced costs will go up about 13 percent. city councilor percent for all customers next still function within our guidelines.’’ out of about 8,000 around the “Unfortunately, we have no month and 10.2 percent over the city. next three years after the Cen- control other than to absorb what we can,” Elmore said. “Al- On average, each City Light tralia City Council approved the customer experiences one power rate increase Tuesday night at its though this is painful for every- For the average residen- city has been able to keep larger outage per year for two hours, regular meeting. body, we did absorb as much of tial customer, the monthly bill business customers encouraged Norton said, which is twice as Councilors Matt Trent and it as we could. We really raised will increase $3 each year from by keeping rates relatively low, Gabe Anzelini, who both voted them the minimum we had to about $92 per month this year he added. long as the regional average of against the increase at the last and still function within our up to $101 per month by 2015. “Both of those things to me 46 minutes for 0.68 customers meeting March 26, were ab- guidelines.” Coumbs said he understands show improvements on the part per year. sent along with Councilor Dan The electric rates for 2013, nobody likes to see rate increas- of our electrical department,” City Light will not be able to Henderson. The four councilors 2014 and 2015 will increase 3.4 es. The fee is based on usage, so Coumbs said. make the needed improvements present — Mayor Bonnie Cana- percent each year for all custom- customers can control their bill The last electrical rate in- without a rate increase, Norton day, Lee Coumbs, John Elmore er classes, according to the city. to some extent, he said. The crease of about 5.5 percent went said. No Citation to Be Given to Ambulance News in Brief Volunteers Needed rock Area Recreation Committee. Volunteers are asked to bring Driver Involved in Rollover Collision for Work Party hand tools, shovels, hand drills and gloves to use, said Klickitat TRANSPORT: The pia woman, told the investigat- ratory distress and they made at Klickitat Prairie Park ing deputy that she was driving the decision to transport the pa- Prairie Park Manager Rebecca Road Was Wet and about 50 mph when she started tient in an emergency fashion to By The Chronicle Sutherland. Anyone who is physi- cally unable to help is invited to the Driver Was to lose control of the the 2009 Providence Centralia Hospital, There will be a volunteer Ford ambulance, according to according to the report. work party at Mossyrock’s bring a dish for the potluck lunch. Driving in Emergency the police report. At the time of the wreck, the Klickitat Prairie Park on Satur- During this weekend’s work Fashion to Hospital The road was wet, and when patient was strapped to the gur- day and Sunday. party, volunteers will install the she hit the brakes, the vehicle ney, which was securely locked The work party will take place fence posts. During the next vol- By Stephanie Schendel continued sliding until it caught in, according to the report. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days. unteer work party, on April 27 [email protected] the gravel, went over the em- The medics, driver and pa- Volunteers will be building a fence and April 28, which will also be bankment and rolled until it tient were transported to Provi- around the community garden, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., the pickets The driver of the American landed upside down, according dence Centralia Hospital, but no which spans 130 feet by 130 feet. on the fence will be installed. Medical Response ambulance to the report. The ambulance injuries were reported, accord- Lunch will be provided. 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In its ruling, Vader’s troubles stemmed Run System; It Could the court cited Vader’s finan- ‘‘To maintain our identity, we want to show from poor financial planning — cial instability, its inability to that we can maintain basic city infrastructure compounded by a weak econo- Be Returned if Vader secure grants or loans to pay my — and in the future, govern- Deemed Financially, for badly needed upgrades and responsibilities like providing drinking water, ment officials will have to live its delivery of unsafe drinking within their means, stick to the Technologically water. waste treatment, police services, etc.’’ budget guidelines and not spend Competent Between 2006 and 2010, Va- money they don’t have, Smith der experienced more than 17 Ken Smith said. But with better judgment By Lisa Broadt boil water advisories. About 40 mayor of Vader on the part of the government, [email protected] percent of its water was wasted and more money provided by through infrastructure breaks. its citizens, Vader will position After months of negotiating, In December 2009, the state De- itself for success. the city of Vader has tentatively “They have to have a water sys- other chip away at the small partment of Health threatened tem plan in place.” town life Vader citizens treasure, “We see the light at the end agreed to transfer its water system to put the community on a per- of the tunnel. We’re optimistic Financial stability is particu- Mayor Ken Smith said. to Lewis County for an indefinite manent boil water advisory if about the future,” Smith said. larly important because the sys- “We’ve come close to disin- period of time. To reclaim its water the situation didn’t improve. “We have probably a greater system, Vader will have to prove Since the county assumed tem remains burdened with debt. corporation, and in 2009 had sense of unity than any town in that it is financially stable and control in 2011, water quality Of a $720,000 loan the county pretty serious financial chal- the county. that it will be able to provide clean and infrastructure quality have took out, half — $360,000 — lenges — all of which we’ve over- drinking water to the citizens. improved. still must be repaid; the balance come,” Smith said. “To maintain IF AND WHEN VADER is ready, The agreement still must “That doesn’t mean we is a forgivable loan. our identity, we want to show Lewis County will make the tran- be approved by both the Lewis haven’t had our hiccups,” Elsea Following the county’s 2011 that we can maintain basic city sition as easy as possible, Elsea, County Commission and the said. “We still have small breaks takeover, Vader residents saw infrastructure responsibilities the public works director, said. Vader City Council. on a fairly regular basis, but our a one-time water rate increase. like providing drinking water, “It’s not a county versus city For the last two years, Lewis employees are incredibly dedi- That additional revenue for the waste treatment, police services, thing for us,” he said. “We’re County has operated, but not cated to get the water system last two years has paid for system etc.” not making any money off this owned, Vader’s troubled water fixed as quickly as possible.” repairs. Soon, that money will be Smith, who emphasized that system. Every dime goes back to district. To regain control, Vader will put toward repaying the debts. the agreement with the county is the system.” “The water system has been have to prove both financial and not yet finalized, said Vader will But Lewis County first must in purgatory, in limbo basically,” technical competence. GIVING UP THE WATER system have to work diligently if it wants be sure the citizens will be well Public Works Director Tim El- “They’re going to have to be is more than just handing over to regain that piece of its identity. cared for. That, according to Elsea, sea said. financially stable,” Elsea said. pipes and paperwork. It’s an- “It’s not been pleasant, but is the county’s greatest concern. News in Brief DNR: Wildfire Season to By The Chronicle eliminating certain tax incen- Natural Resource Committee tives on small businesses and received 21 bills from the Senate Orcutt: Inslee’s other employers shouldn’t qual- and passed 10 of them, accord- Officially Begin April 15 ify as ‘new taxes,’” Orcutt said in ing to Committee Chair Rep. Budget Breaks his update. “I wonder if the bar- Brian Blake, D-Aberdeen. By The Chronicle ral resources, destroy homes and ber, beauty shop owner, janitor, Campaign Promise Among those passed was Sen- property, and threaten public music teacher or veterinarian Despite the wet and rainy ate Bill 5767, legislation prime- safety. The fire risk will increase Rep. Ed. Or- who will have their taxes go up springtime, wildfire season offi- sponsored by Sen. Brian Hatfield, as vegetation dries out and the cutt, R-Kalama, because of Gov. Inslee’s propos- cially starts April 15 due to state D-Raymond. The bill would re- weather becomes drier and in a legislative als would feel the same?” law, according to a press release quire the Department of Agricul- warmer. update released Orcutt said unhappiness from the Washington State De- ture to issue an official individual Last year, throughout the by his office with the budget proposal is identification tag, or green tag, partment of Natural Resources. state, a total of 794 fires burned said Gov. Jay widespread and includes Demo- The state’s summer fire approximately 68,347 acres, ac- Inslee lied when crat Treasurer Jim McIntire. for bull calves and free-martins rules are in effect for all 12.9 cording to the release. In 2012, he told a media According to Orcutt, McIntire (infertile female calves) under 30 million acres of private and 94 percent of wildfires that outlet he “would last week said: “You don’t often hear days of age upon the request of Rep. Ed Orcutt state forestlands beginning burned on DNR-protected land veto anything a Democrat say we overtax business, a licensed milk producer. It also R-Kalama April 15 through mid-October, were contained to less than 10 that heads the but we do. I want to be really clear exempts inspection requirements according to the release. Dur- acres. Of wildfires on DNR- wrong direction, that it’s a problem in the state.” for bull calves and free-martins ing fire season, individuals us- protected land, 79 percent were and the wrong direction is new that will not be transported out ing motorized equipment must taxes in the state of Washington.” of the state. caused by humans. have approved spark arresters For more information, vis- Last week, Inslee’s budget House Agriculture Last Wednesday was the fi- and follow fire safety precau- it DNR’s website at www.dnr. nal policy cutoff day, but the proposal included over $1.2 bil- Committee Passes tions. Cigarette smoking in wa.gov and click on “Fire Infor- House Agriculture committee lion in new and increased taxes, 10 Bills forested areas is only allowed mation.” There is also a toll-free according to Orcutt. will continue to meet weekly, ac- on roads and in gravels pits or business line that identifies daily “He apparently thinks that The House Agriculture and cording to Blake. other clearings. Fireworks are fire precaution levels by geo- prohibited. graphical region at 1-800-527- Wildfires can damage natu- 3305. Tulips in Bloom in East County

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He had a hand- some, boyish face and quick sense of humor that attracted the band’s very own team of go- go girls. “It was something none of us in our little town had ever wit- nessed,” friend and bandmate Bruce Maier said. “Clyde could make that guitar sing so good it would put chills down your spine.” Blosl, Maier and bandmates Harold and Mike started play- ing small gigs: PTA meetings, school dances. The band stayed together through high school and then began to drift apart. They joined other groups; Maier began tour- ing the country Blosl stayed local. He got married, had a daughter and continued to play gigs around Centralia. Like his hero Jimi Hendrix, Clyde was known for his ability to turn the wail of his guitar and the feedback from his amp into tones as refined as a concert vio- linist’s. Over the years, he built an impressive fan base. Pete Caster / “His reputation grew almost [email protected] like this stealthy Robin Hood Richard Blosl holds a photograph of his brother Clyde Blosl on Wednesday. sort of guy,” Maier recalled. “An entire counter culture of Clyde Blosl music fans were all across Western Washington and Brother: Consider Organ Donation speaking his name in the clubs.” Editor’s Note: Richard Blosl, brother of organ donor Clyde Blosl, provided The Chronicle with the following message in support of organ donation. TWO YEARS AGO, Blosl suffered a brain aneurism and died un- The month of April rings in Donate Life Month across the nation, a time for each of us to give expectedly, at the age of 57. A de- a few extra moments to consider organ donation. Consider those who are waiting (more than clared organ donor, Blosl’s liver 115,000 people nationwide); those who have received this precious gift; and especially those who was given to Lacey youth minis- gave others a second chance at life. ter Paul Brown. I was forced to think about those in need in the worst possible way — when my brother, Clyde On Monday, Gov. Jay Inslee Blosl, of Centralia, became a donor at just 57 years of age. and the nonprofit LifeCenter Clyde was a family man, a loving father and grandfather who loved fishing and playing the gui- Northwest will host the Gift of tar. He was a kind spirit and becoming a donor exemplified the kindness he always had for others. Life Awards at the Legislative He would have been so proud to know he saved a life. Building in Olympia. During the For our family, and especially for Clyde, donation was the right choice. It is also the right choice courtesy photo ceremony, Inslee will pay tribute for 2,000 of our Northwest neighbors who wait for a second chance at life. The wait for a lifesaving Clyde Blosl is shown ishing in this un- to the six locals who saved lives transplant continues to grow. 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LEWIS COUNTY LOCAL: Taylor Elliott Adna Man Planning Motorcycle Trip to South America RESTLESS: Taylor Elliott Will Make Second Attempt to Argentina this Fall By Kyle Spurr [email protected] With just a few belongings strapped to his BMW GS 650 motorcycle, Taylor Elliott left his home in Adna in January 2012 headed for for Ushuaia, Argentina, the southernmost city in the world. Before Elliott could even reach South America, he decid- ed to turn around in Guatemala due to loneliness from not being able to speak Spanish, finances after being robbed by a police officer in Acapulco, Mexico, and the condition of his bike, which was leaking coolant. “I could have done this so much differently,” Elliott said. “I did everything wrong.” Elliott, 23, decided after he returned home that he would at- tempt the trip again. “Shortly after arriving home in early February, I quickly be- came drawn to the idea of a second trip to Mexico,” Elliott wrote last year on his blog head- edsouth.net. “Even running into as many problems as I had, be- ing in Mexico was the best expe- rience of my life and I’m willing to put my professional life on hold for the time being to ac- complish some personal goals.” He has since saved money Pete Caster / [email protected] from his job as a set team mem- Taylor Elliott squats next to his BMW GS 640 motorcycle outside his home in Adna on Monday afternoon. Elliott plans to ride the motorcycle all the way down to Ar- ber for Grocery Outlet, learned gentina this November. Spanish and bought a brand new 2012 BMW GS 650 for $8,000. He plans to set out on it 300 miles through a deso- her own motorcycle for the up- following actors Ewan McGregor he plans to attend either Central another adventure Nov. 1. late part of Mexico. He will coming 30,000-mile trip, esti- and Charley Boorman on a mo- Washington University or West- “I’m going to take a lot of not hand over his passport to a mated to cost $10,000 to $15,000. torcycle trip around the world. ern Washington University, but spare parts with me this time,” Mexican police officer and have Elliott, a 2008 Napavine High “I didn’t start riding a motor- first he wants to experience a Elliott said. to give up all his cash to get it School graduate who has an as- cycle until three years ago,” El- true adventure. Elliott said he will use his back, which is how he said he sociate’s degree from Centralia liott said. “As soon as I got on it, “Experiences are a lot more experience from the last trip to was robbed on the last trip. College, said he was motivated I thought about ways to take a important than just finding that help guide him. He will bring To avoid loneliness, Elliott by reading books like “Into the long trip.” career right off the bat,” Elliott a gas can rather than fill Pepsi said, he is actively looking for Wild” and watching “Long Way After his three- to six-month said. “I’d like to take a little time bottles with gasoline to make someone to join him on his or Round,” a documentary series trip starting this fall, Elliott said, to have some fun.” News in Brief By The Chronicle on Monday, April 22, for high I-5 in the Toutle River area, 23 The public is welcome at the foot and ankle pain and a vari- school students considering en- miles south of Chehalis. ribbon cutting event that will in- ety of treatment options at a free Document Shredding tering the program during fall All other safety rest area fea- clude beverages and food. seminar hosted by Providence quarter. tures in the Maytown Rest Area Centralia Hospital. Events Planned in The orientation will take will remain open and accessible Nearly all foot and ankle Centralia, Thurston place in the Natural Science to travelers. Providence Centralia pain is treatable, according to Center room 121 at 7 p.m. Stu- The northbound safety rest Hospital to Host Free the specialists. County dents can ask counselors ques- area in the same vicinity will The event will take place The Centralia Police Depart- tions and get details on the also remain open with all ser- Foot Pain Seminar Wednesday, April 24, from 6 to ment will host a “shred-a-thon” program. Attending one ses- vices offered. Join, foot and ankle special- 7 p.m. at the Providence Profes- this Saturday for anyone who sion is mandatory for students Drivers can check travel con- ists Michael Dujela and Jacob sional Center at 1010 S. Scheuber has confidential and personal who plan to sign up. 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For additional information formation session on May 7 in Help Prevent Blindness Thurston County Crime call (360) 736-9391, ext. 265. Providence Centralia Hospital’s Get A Vision Screening Annually Stoppers is also hosting a shred- basement classroom from 6:30 ding event on Saturday, April  Maytown Rest Area to 8 p.m.  20, from 9 a.m. to noon. Each It is open to all patients, fam- individual is welcome to drop to Reduce Services ily members, friends and non- off two grocery bags or banker Providence patients. boxes of sensitive documents. Starting Monday Cobie Whitten, who has a The Books of Lewis County Crime Stoppers requests no The Interstate 5 southbound doctor’s degree and extensive businesses participate. Maytown Safety Rest Area will experience working with cancer Available now! 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Lewis County Historical Museum • Main 7 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 11, 2013 Centralia Burglary Investigation Leads to SWAT Search BURGLARY: Stolen Items a search warrant Tuesday af- lives at the residence had been ar- about 2:15 p.m., Elwin said. of Thurston County's Regional ternoon to try and find stolen rested on suspicion of possession Elwin said detectives had lo- Investigative Team, which in- Sought by Centralia property at a residence in the of methamphetamine, Sheriff's cated some of the stolen items, cludes detectives from Olympia, Police Found in 8000 block of Ayer Street near Lt. Greg Elwin said. including a vehicle battery char- Lacey, Tumwater and the sher- the corner of 83rd Avenue in A woman who was a guest at ger, sought by Centralia police iff's office, are assisting with the Olympia Home Olympia. the residence was being detained after serving the warrant. He investigation. By Jeremy Pawloski The Ayer Street property in- Tuesday afternoon, but she had added that detectives would be One neighbor, Carol Gleaves, cludes a large detached, multiple- not been arrested, Elwin said. searching the residence into the said that the residence that was The Olympian vehicle garage, where detectives A burglary investigation out of early evening looking for other being searched had been a prob- The Thurston County SWAT focused their search. As of late Centralia led to detectives serv- evidence. lem in the neighborhood for sev- team helped detectives serve Tuesday afternoon, one man who ing the warrant at the residence Elwin said that members eral years. Tenino Mayor Silent on Alleged Theft of Prank Sign SILENT TREATMENT: deemed, by city officials, a nui- sance property. Council Member Says Those accusations were un- Stolen Sign an Issue of just, Peggy said Tuesday. Tom had loaned the property Freedom of Speech — at no charge — to a construc- By Lisa Broadt tion company contracted by the city to install new sewers down- [email protected] town. And as soon as the couple Mayor Eric Strawn didn't learned of the lawsuit, they re- have much to say. moved the dirt. At the start of Tuesday's "I was upset they never gave regular Tenino City Council me a citation," Tom told The meeting, the mayor announced Chronicle last week. "They he would not be answering any didn't have to put me in the questions — from the public or lawsuit. All they had to do was the city council — about his al- come and give me a notice letter." leged theft of a prank sign from At the meeting, Peggy said private property. And, for the she had been told that the city most part, the mayor kept his had dropped its suit. But she has word during the 20-minute dis- yet to see that information in cussion. writing. Attendee Peggy Haase, how- "The April Fool’s sign was our ever, was decidedly more vocal. political protest back to the city. Haase and her husband, Kind of our way to embarrass Tom, earlier this month set up them like they embarrassed us," a sign advertising the future site Peggy said. for "Mayor Marijuana Dispensa- Following Strawn's admis- ry and Clinic," as an April Fool’s sion, Tom asked the mayor to Day joke. The sign poked fun at return the sign. Strawn's alter ego "Mayorjuana" "(Strawn said) if we wanted to — an identity he assumes while find (the sign) we could find it doing standup comedy. in the city public works depart- About 72 hours after the ment in the Dumpster," Peggy sign’s installation, the mayor re- said. "I don't think we need to Lisa Broadt / [email protected] moved the sign from the couple's Dumpster dive. We'd just like Peggy Haase at Tuesday's regular meeting speaks to the Tenino City Council about the sign Mayor Eric Strawn stole from her vacant lot behind the Jackpot our no trespassing sign put back private property. Food Mart. on our yard." Security cameras at the gas station recorded Strawn nabbing COUNCILOR FRANK ANDERSON ini- Fournier if the mayor did indeed the sign at 4:39 a.m. Thursday, tiated discussion of the mayor's have the authority to enforce and the mayor, on Friday, ad- alleged theft. The topic — which city code, attorney Mark Erick- mitted to Tom he had removed Anderson described as an issue son said he wasn't sure. the sign. of "freedom of speech and citi- The mayor is the chief en- His position as mayor al- zens' rights" — was a last-minute forcer of laws, Erickson said. But lowed him to enforce city code, addition to the agenda. under city ordinance, code en- Strawn allegedly told Tom, and "The questions I have need forcement is the responsibility of the sign was illegal under Teni- to be addressed in open forum the code enforcement officer. no's statutes, he said. in order to be heard by all the Erickson said he would bring Following the incident, Tom council and the citizens of Teni- the council a definitive answer told The Chronicle he would not no," Anderson said in a docu- at its next meeting. press charges but would instead ment handed out to attendees. refer the matter to the city coun- Did the mayor take the sign? DURING A MEETING last month, cil. Anderson said he wanted to during which the council dis- At Tuesday's meeting, Peggy know. cussed Strawn’s burgeoning Haase became emotional while Does the mayor believe he standup comedy career, the addressing the city council has the authority to do code en- mayor encouraged the council about the events leading up to forcement in Tenino? to lighten up about his new ca- the sign's installation. "I believe you have put the reer. Late last year, the Haases city in a position that could "I will continue to do my learned they were being sued by make it liable for trespass, and comedy show — to the discon- the county. The news was de- theft on private property by a tent of this council, to the dis- livered from friends who read a public official," Anderson told content of the people sitting here news story online about the law- the mayor. "We haven't even in front of me," he said at that suit, she said. addressed the free speech issue. meeting. "I was elected to do the Specifically, the city took Did you even consider issues of job as mayor. I'm doing the job issue with a large dirt pile on transparency?" as mayor. But before that I was a the couple's Ritter Street lot. To all questions, Strawn kept husband and a family man, and The dirt had been unlawfully silent. that husband also goes out and Tenino Mayor Eric Strawn at Tuesday's regular meeting addresses the City Council dumped, and the Haases’ lot was Asked by Councilor Wayne tells jokes." regarding the creation of a downtown memorial park. Wash. House Leaders Target Tax Breaks in Budget By Mike Baker and Rachel La Corte Along with permanently ex- cifics about the House plan, but As the Senate did, the House The Associated Press tending some business and beer insisted that the public doesn’t also moves forward with Med- Thorbeckes taxes to raise neatly $600 million, want tax increases. icaid expansion under the new Summer-time OLYMPIA — Democrats in House Democrats support clos- “The Senate budget lives federal health care law, with the the state House proposed a budget ing or narrowing 15 tax exemp- within its means,” he said. assumption the move will save plan Wednesday that would elim- tions on things ranging from Other exemptions for land- the state $265 million. inate a variety of tax breaks to repealing preferential business line phone service and the es- The House does not try and 2013Camps help pay for education and avoid tax rates for travel agents and in- tates of married couples are move some part-time govern- some of the cuts to social services surance agents, to repealing the targeted, partly in response to ment workers into the federal Havin’ a Ball recently approved by the Senate. sales tax exemption on janitorial court rulings. Those changes health care exchange. The Senate Similar to a budget proposed services. The plan would also re- raise $270 million. The budget plan proposed that shift, book- Camp Splash by Gov. Jay Inslee, the plan by peal the sales tax on bottled water, also relies on $750 million in ing savings over $120 million. Over the Edge House Democrats would increase and it would also repeal the sales fund transfers, mostly from the Lawmakers are nearing the government spending by more Swimming/Laser Tag than 10 percent, compared to tax break for residents who live in so-called “rainy day” account. end of a 105-day legislative ses- Day Camp the Senate plan that increases it states that don’t have a sales tax. “This budget sends a very sion that is supposed to end on Member: $40 pp by about 7 percent. The two-year Rep. Reuven Carlyle, said clear message: Educating our April 28. In addition to adding Non-Member: $50 pp budget would spend $34.5 billion, that last year’s ruling — known children is more important than more money to basic education, Swim/Laser Tag Day Camp as the McCleary case — re- preserving tax breaks,” Inslee they must patch a projected defi- Member: $15 pp more than $1 billion beyond a Non-Member: $20 pp plan approved by the Senate. quired them to take a close look said in a written statement. cit of more than $1.2 billion for Under the House proposal, at the more than 600 tax exemp- House budget writers avoid- the next two-year budget end- lawmakers would increase K-12 tions that currently exist. ed some of the Senate’s deep cuts ing in mid-2015. The House education funding by $1.9 bil- “It is a new era,” said Carlyle, in social services, such as keep- and Senate will have to work out lion, with $1.3 billion dedicated who is chairman of the House ing more funding for a childcare their budget differences before in response to a state Supreme Finance Committee. “It is time program for the working poor. the end of the regular session Court ruling that says the state to acknowledge that some tax However, they continue to as- if they want to avoid going into exemptions provide a better sume tuition increases between special session. Democrats have STARTS isn’t adequately funding basic JUNE 25th education. The Senate plan pro- use of money for McCleary, for 3 percent and 5 percent per year. a 55-43 majority in the House. Come in and poses a $1.5 billion K-12 funding schools and for families.” As the budget passed by the The Senate is controlled by a register today! increase, including $1 billion to- The non-resident sales tax ex- Senate last week did, the House coalition of 23 Republicans and emption, which has been in place proposal repeals the voter-ap- two Democrats, though seven Centralia 360 736-1683 ward the court requirements. Chehalis 360 748-3744 House Majority Leader Pat for decades, was designed to help proved cost-of-living raises for other Democrats voted on the Rochester 360 273-0457 Sullivan said the Senate propos- retailers — particularly those teachers, saving the state more budget that passed the chamber www.thorbeckes.com al simply pushes some education along the Oregon border — stay than $320 million. last week on a 30-18 vote. House costs to future years. competitive with states that don’t “Sometimes the real world in- leaders say their budget pro- (10% off for siblings) Fees due at time of registration. Deadline for CH494048bw.cg “We feel that we should ac- have a sales tax. The Senate plan tervenes with what you’d like to do posal could come up for a vote registration is the Friday before each camp. tually fund that program right does not repeal the exemption. and what’s actually possible,” said on Friday or Saturday, and then There is a limited number of campers per now,” Sullivan said. “You can Republican budget writer Democratic Rep. Ross Hunter, the negotiations between the two camp. We encourage early sign ups to secure pay it now or you can pay it later.” Andy Hill wouldn’t speak to spe- top budget writer in the House. chambers will begin next week. your spot. Valid for 2013 Camps Only. Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 11, 2013

Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman United Way’s Approach and Efforts Appreciated After a year of fundraising volunteer advisory committee also heartened by the incoming upcoming fundraisers that and 15 hours of pouring over Our Views then takes a deep examination quality leadership of President not only bring in the dollars, applications, the United Way having to come up with a lump into the agencies seeking finan- Dan Zandell, President-Elect but are enjoyable community of Lewis County is flowing sum. cial support. That committee Sandy Yanish and Vice Presi- events: Chefs’ Night Out on $416,000 into area social service Just one dollar a week assures your donations will be dent Todd Chaput. June 22; Power of the Purse on agencies. taken out for the year feeds hot spent toward fulfilling urgent, Their presence insures an- Aug. 6; and the 23rd Annual The money is sorely needed lunches to 30 homeless people basic needs in your community. other successful campaign this United Way of Lewis County as Lewis County struggles out at The Salvation Army. For $10 This year, the money will as- year. Golf Tournament on Sept. 20 of the Great Recession and a month, your money gives four sist 17 different local programs, What can you do to assist (mark those dates down on your suffers from one of the highest students study materials to help from providing affordable child the United Way and the scores calendar). rates of unemployment in the them pass the GED and get a care to support of victims of do- of volunteers? Finally, thanks to those state. high school diploma. For less mestic violence to stocking the Businesses can make sure of you that spare the few dol- We appreciate United Way than a dollar a day — $25 each shelves of food banks. they offer their employees pay- lars that collectively add up to for simplifying the giving pro- month — your donation pro- We tip our hat to the leader- roll deductions to United Way, hundreds of thousands of dol- cess at a time when we are all vides safe shelter to a person for ship of our United Way, start- and join in the many businesses lars. Your assistance is helping so busy. Via payroll deduction three weeks. ing with Executive Director that match their employee do- to solve Lewis County’s most you can have a few dollars taken Pretty painless. Debbie Campbell and outgoing nations. pressing needs in many ways out of each paycheck instead of United Way through its President Chris Heck. We are Individuals can attend three every day.

COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... Rain Delay Perhaps Altered Outcome of Korean War I intended to put off writing hour rain delay. this column until just before Eventually, we climbed into Sept. 21, the annual Korean War our assigned C-119 planes, and Veterans Day at the Veterans took off, (badly overloaded, it Memorial Museum in Cheha- seemed to me). We met no lis, but recent saber-rattling by opposition when or after we North Korean Premier Kim landed. Just the opposite, in Jong-Un prompts me to relay fact: A large number of Koreans the facts, as I learned them, that watched the show from the edge there would likely be no North of the valley of rice paddies that Korea today if it hadn’t rained was our DZ. on Oct. 20, 1950. There was a lot more to the First, here’s a brief history of operation than we were told the Korean War up to that date. about at the time, but could only On June 25, troops from the surmise later. The First Battal- North Korean ion (my unit) jumped at a place army crossed called Sukchon, and the Second the 38th paral- Battalion jumped 20 miles east, lel, the dividing at Sunchon. Those were towns at line between crossroads of the two main ave- North and nues of escape from Pyongyang. South Korea. There were no paved roads, but They pushed a dirt road connected the two. steadily south We dug in for the night on COMMENTARY: until they occu- By Bill Moeller the side of a hill. That’s when Thumbs Down on Budget, Grading Schools pied everything our platoon lieutenant informed except a small perimeter around us that through interrogation of the port city of Pusan. local citizens it was learned that American troops stationed we had missed North Korean Left-Wing Inslee Isn’t Interested in in Japan were sent in to hold Premier Kim Il Sung by only 20 that line. As more troops and minutes as he passed through, equipment arrived from the fleeing from Pyongyang. We Bipartisanship at the Legislature U.S., that thin line held and be- later found out that an earlier gan pushing the North Korean Is it a surprise to anyone cation establishment over the fully fund education, he didn’t evacuation of the city had al- that Gov. Jay Inslee finds the years. But when Johnny can’t word it to center on the poor troops back. A well executed ready begun a week earlier, but it invasion landing at Inchon fol- budget passed by the state Sen- read, it isn’t because his teacher job being done by educators had to have been someone very ate “deeply flawed?” doesn’t make enough money, rather than putting more mon- lowed by the almost immediate important in that specific cara- You’d think he’d welcome it it’s because his teacher isn’t do- ey into it I don’t know. recapture of the South Korean van — and in an awful hurry with open arms, considering it ing his or her job. capital of Seoul seemed to break — to leave behind a new car (a When a judge many years adds $1 billion to basic educa- The governor, for example, the back of the North Korean 1950 Hudson sedan), simply be- ago ordered lawmakers to fully tion without any tax increases wants to put a lot more dough resistance, and that’s when our cause it had run out of gas. fund education, they argued and was worked out in the old into early childhood educa- unit, the 187th Airborne Regi- So there it was. By being over the definition of basic fashioned bipartisan way, nine tion and making kindergarten mental Combat Team, arrived delayed by rain, we most likely education for a long time and full time, but what that does in Korea. missed a chance to capture the Democrats joining 21 Republi- wound up thus: basic educa- United Nations forces were premier, an act that most cer- cans. is provide babysitting for a tion is everything that is being nearing the North Korean capital tainly would have ended the war But bi- lot of parents. And speaking taught now. of Pyongyang. We were told that right then and there. I’m posi- partisanship of babysitting, a new Census Of course, if they used that report shows that the cost of we were to make a parachute tive that the two Koreas would is frowned same definition today it would child care has nearly doubled jump 35 miles north of Pyong- have united. The Chinese would upon by our have to include the cost of yang and that we were to hold since the mid-1980s, from $84 have had no reason to enter left-wing new computers and the like since that ground until our own troops Korea later, because the conflict governor, so a week for each child of an em- could break through to us. ployed mother with children there have been vast changes would have already been over, it’s a cinch in schools in this technological The jump was moved up one that anything under 15 to $143 a week on and thousands of lives (Ameri- By Adele Ferguson age. day. Reveille was at 2:30 a.m. We that comes out average. can, Chinese, South Korean, What’s really too bad is how gathered at the airfield, were North Korean and other mem- of the Senate Parents are recruiting rela- issued our ammunition, three Majority Coalition of 23 Re- tives and friends to do the job politics rears its ugly head a la ber of the U.N.) would not have Inslee putting the kibosh on days’ supply of rations and other been squandered. publicans and two Democrats but more families in deep pov- items such as mortar rounds ••• has an unlikely future at his erty are paying 30 percent of the Senate budget and grading and grenades. We were lined Bill Moeller is a former enter- hands. their income for child care. of schools just because Repub- up next to our assigned aircraft tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city A bill passed by the Senate I have long proposed that licans are involved. We got off when we were told that the jump council member, paratrooper and fulfilling an Inslee campaign women who are stay at homes to a bad start when we lowered was on temporary hold, because pilot living in Centralia. He can be approval to a Republican pro- be trained and paid to do child standards for complying with it was raining at our DZ, or reached at bookmaven321@comcast. posal to have all schools graded care in a place not necessarily the No Child Left Behind pro- Drop Zone. That caused a five- net. A to F for performance and their homes but at schools and gram because it was George efficiency has stalled in the churches. Provides jobs, fills a Bush’s attempt at education First Amendment Center Quote of the Day House because he now wants need. improvement. the matter studied instead. As for fully funding basic Where the school districts One of the synonyms for study education, I believe that’s went to hell was when teaching “We live in a pluralistic society with people of is graveyard. already done. Or was. What by virtue of the labor move- What really bothers me the happens is that school districts ment ceased being profession- widely divergent religious backgrounds or none most though is the notion that given tasks by the state or the als and became just another at all. Government cannot endorse beliefs of the reason we have such a poor feds to perform but without union with wages, benefits and educational system, compared funding simply take the money perks their primary concern one group without sending a clear message to some other countries, is that from the basic ed pot and shift instead of the students in their to non-adherents that they are outsiders.” we don’t throw enough money it over. Then they plead for spe- charge. at it. cial levies to fund basics. ••• Sandra Day O’Connor Even many parents feel that Why, when the latest judge Adele Ferguson can be reached former U.S. Supreme Court justice, The Supreme Court, 1991 way, brainwashed by the edu- told the Legislature it had to at P.O. Box 69, Hansville, WA 98340.

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Items submitted are subject to editing and be sent to [email protected]. discussion of vital issues and events affecting will become the property of this newspaper. Po- be reached at (360) 807-8234, or at (360) 458- the quality of life in Lewis County and adjoining 2681, or by e-mail at [email protected]. etry is not accepted. regions. When necessary, we will be willing to take a tough, definitive stance on a controver- sial issue. • Main 9 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 11, 2013 Richland Florist Headed to Court Over Gay Marriage LAWSUIT: Business vember's election when Wash- ington voters also passed a refer- Owner Refused to endum affirming legal rights for Provide Flowers for ‘‘What the state is same-sex marriage. A person who answered the a Gay Marriage saying is you are phone at Arlene's on Wednesday RICHLAND (AP) — The compelled to express said Stutzman isn't talking about lawyer for a Richland florist the case. Bristol said Stutzman sued for refusing to provide assent on an issue that doesn't discriminate against ho- flowers for a gay marriage hopes mosexuals and has served them to move the state lawsuit to fed- you don’t agree with, as customers and hired them as eral court as a free speech case. and that violates the employees. "What the state is saying is "It's not a public accommoda- you are compelled to express as- First Amendment.’’ tion case," he said. "She simply sent on an issue that you don't doesn't believe in gay marriage. She believes marriage should be agree with, and that violates the Justin D. Bristol First Amendment," said attorney attorney between a man and a woman." Justin D. Bristol, of Snohomish. It's a religious issue and also It's not about discrimination, one of expression, Bristol said. he said Wednesday. Most free speech cases in- Bristol represents Barronelle volve the government trying to Stutzman, owner of Arlene's basis of sexual orientation. prevent speech or expression, Flowers. In March, Stutzman "If a business provides a prod- but in this case the government refused to provide flowers for uct or service to opposite-sex is trying to force Stutzman to the wedding of two long-time couples for their weddings, then express herself through flower- customers, Robert Ingersoll and it must provide same-sex cou- arranging in support of some- Curt Freed, of Kennewick, be- ples the same product or service," thing she doesn't believe in, Bris- cause of her religious objection Ferguson said in a statement. tol said. to gay marriage. In the complaint filed Tues- "Can the state require a paint- Washington Attorney Gen- day in Benton County Superior er to paint a portrait of a gay eral Bob Ferguson announced Court, the attorney general's of- couple? Could the state require a a consumer protection lawsuit fice seeks a court order requir- musician to write a song?" Bris- Tuesday against Stutzman for ing Arlene's Flowers to comply tol asked. "Can the government Bob Brawdy / Tri-City Herald refusing the flower arrange- with consumer protection law. compel them to say something This March 6 photo shows Arlene's Flowers on Lee Boulevard in Richland. The ments. It's unlawful to discrimi- The state also seeks a $2,000 fine. they don't want to say? It violates Washington Attorney General’s Oice is suing the owner of Arlene’s Flowers in nate against customers on the Ferguson was elected in No- the First Amendment." Richland for refusing to provide wedding lowers for a same-sex marriage. State Lawmakers Considering Tougher DUI Legislation RECENT TRAGEDY: and was supposed to have an in- said. "Alcohol-impaired drivers Legislators Consider terlock device on his truck, but are just like a ticking time bomb “At some point these people need to be did not. that a terrorist would have." Stronger Laws Last week, a Seattle wom- Padden said that while Following Fatalaties removed from society because they kill us.” an was killed in a crash with drunken driving deaths have a wrong-way driver on High- dropped in the state over the By Rachel La Corte Frank Blair way 520 near the University of years, "we could do more." The Associated Press father of woman killed by drunken driver in 2010 Washington. Michael A. Robert- "Our goal should be zero son, 25, has been charged with deaths, " he said. OLYMPIA — Lawmakers vehicular homicide and ordered Washington state Patrol are considering tightening up held on $1 million bail. Police the state's laws against driving Democratic Sen. Adam Kline hood, a crash that critically in- spokesman Bob Calkins said and prosecutors say Robertson that there are about 40,000 DUI under the influence after two — would be to go over the ideas jured a 10-day-old child and his was driving under the influence arrests a year, half made by the recent cases that left three dead discussed and communicate mother and killed his grandpar- when he crashed head-on into a patrol, the other half by local law and two — including an infant with Inslee's staff within the ents. car driven by 58-year-old Mor- — critically injured. next two days to further discuss Karina Schulte, 33, and her gan Williams on Thursday. enforcement. Rep. Roger Goodman held what the bill might look like. son remain in the intensive care Inslee said earlier in the day In 2011, the most recent data a work group meeting Tuesday Goodman said that while the unit, said Susan Gregg, a spokes- that he wants to see changes in- available, there were 454 traffic morning to discuss a variety state has passed several laws to woman for Harborview Medical cluding more resources to pros- accident fatalities, 199 of which of ideas to stop more impaired increase penalties for drunken Center in Seattle. Grandparents ecute drivers. He also said that a driver was impaired by either drivers. The working group drivers, in light of recent deadly Dennis Schulte, 66, and Judith the idea of putting interlock de- drugs or alcohol, he said. Of comprised more than 20 people, accidents, "there's a compelling Schulte, 68, died at the scene. vices on cars immediately after that 199, 135 were impaired by including judges, attorneys, law state interest here to improve Mark Mullan, 50, was or- alcohol only. In 2007, of 571 to- enforcement, and victims of im- arrest was potentially a "sensible dered held on $2.5 million bail tal traffic fatalities, 272 involved paired drivers. road safety." approach." Ideas discussed at the meet- Last month, a suspected pending an arraignment Thurs- "What I would like to see is people who were impaired while ing included making driving drunken driver slammed into day. He had prior DUI arrests, the most aggressive approach driving. under the influence a felony a family crossing the street in was driving on a suspended to alcohol impaired drivers as "It's been coming down on the third or fourth convic- a residential Seattle neighbor- license at the time of the crash, humanely possible here," he steadily," Calkins said. tion, rather than the current law that has it at five within 10 years. Also discussed were life- time driving bans after a certain HARVEY number of DUIs, roadside sobri- ety checkpoints and mandatory installment of interlock devices RICHARD installed on cars after someone is charged, rather than convict- ed. "HARV" BREEN Goodman noted the signifi- cant costs that would be associ- Harvey Richard “Harv” 1960. He served 9 months ated with lowering the felony Breen passed away suddenly active duty in Kentucky in threshold, saying that lowering Saturday, April 6, 2013 the National Guard and it to the third conviction would at Providence Centralia then 5 years of inactive duty. cost about $200 million for Hospital at the age of 73. Harv and Judy were married construction of a new prison to He was born July 25, 1939 in September 1962, upon his confine the number of drunken times. drivers. in Ryderwood, Wash., to return from active service. beautiful homes. Judy and "These proposals are tough Sterling “S. C.” Breen and He then began to expand Nikki say this is his legacy to He touched so many lives in our current fiscal climate," he Virginia (Bond) Breen. his construction business to the community in honoring in the community and we are said. Lawmakers are nearing He is survived by his high include the construction of his great mind and vision. proud of how much he was the end of a 105-day legislative school sweetheart and wife logging roads, predominantly Nicola Court is named ater appreciated and we know he session where they are tasked of 50 years, Judy (Fleming) for Weyerhaeuser, a work he his beautiful daughter, who will be missed by many. with balancing a budget deficit Breen; his mother, Virginia continued for 39 years. If you he loved so very much and A funeral for Harv Breen of more than $1.2 billion while Breen; his daughter, Nikki look up at the Cinebar hills was so proud of. is scheduled to begin at 1:00 adding more money to the Ely; his son-in-law, Paul and see old logging roads up Harv was also a farmer P.M., Friday, April 12, 2013 state's basic education system. Ely, who he loved like a there, chances are Harv built since he was a little boy, as at Bethel Church, Kirkland But Frank Blair, whose son; his sister-in-law, Carol them, since probably 90% of were all of his ancestors. He Rd., Chehalis, with Rev. 24-year-old daughter Sheena so loved their farm which he Dr. Mark Wilks oiciating. was killed by a drunken driver Wood; and his beloved them were his workmanship. in 2010, said that costs can't grandchildren, who were the He and Judy worked together and Judy have lived on for Interment will follow at measure loss. light of his life, Alyssa Ely and in all of their business 50 years and especially his Claquato Cemetery with a "At some point these people Blake Ely, all of Chehalis. He ventures. Harv running the beautiful Hereford cattle. He reception also following at need to be removed from society is also survived by his brother, equipment and crews and was in FFA in high school, the church. because they kill us," he told the Sterling (Rosie) Breen; his Judy keeping track of all of president of the chapter his Memorials may be group. sister, Tammy Baker; his the paper work involved. senior year and went to FFA donations to Lewis County Goodman and other law- nephew, Kodie (Jenny) Baker He extended his business to all state that year and was Animal Shelter, P.O. Box makers involved with the is- and their children, Madi include a crushing operation honored with the “Farmer of 307, Chehalis, WA 98532 or sue from the Senate and House and Colton, all of Chehalis; on Curtis Hill, operating the Year” award. He spent to Lewis County Historical met with Gov. Jay Inslee Tues- and numerous nieces, there for many years. He the last morning of his life Museum, 599 Front St., day afternoon to discuss what nephews and cousins. He and Judy are grateful to the working with his beloved Chehalis, WA 98532 or to a ideas could be included in leg- cows. islation. The Senate had already was preceded in death by his many devoted, hard working charity of the donors’ choice. carved out time for a Thursday father, S.C. Breen. employees who helped make He was the most dedicated morning hearing on a newly- Harv was a lifelong the business a success. son, husband, father and He was the “ROCK” for all of our family and introduced, title-only bill on resident of Chehalis and In 1972, Harv and Judy grandfather anyone could ever ask for and who gave will leave a very huge driving under the influence, but graduated from W. F. High bought extensive acreage hole in our hearts and Republican Sen. Mike Padden of School with the class of 1958. on Kennicott Hill (part all for his families. He was lives. We are unable Spokane Valley, the sponsor of He started in the logging of the original Kennicott a devoted hunter and spent to tell you how much that bill, said that hearing was road construction business, homestead) and Harvs’ many wonderful hunting he will be missed and now likely to be a work session working for his father great imagination came up trips with his family and dear thought of every day as they continue to decide what through his high school with a beautiful plan for a friends, who he appreciated forever and ever. might be included in a bill. years. He then set out to community there, developing and treasured so much. To view the obituary, please Padden said he hopes a bill hank you, all you guys who could be ready within the next build his own business with “Alderwood Heights,” a gated go to chronline.com/obituaries. week. Goodman said that the his irst dump truck around community with many gave him those wonderful 1437 South Gold next step was for each of the Condolences may be offered at Sticklin Funeral Chapel Centralia, WA 98531 www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com lawmakers in the meeting with (360) 736-1388 Inslee — himself, Padden, Re- publican Rep. Brad Klippert and Main 10  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 11, 2013

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Sirens The only independent and locally owned funeral home in Centralia-Chehalis. LEWIS COuNTY SHERIff’S OffICE was expelled from Toledo High head while she was seated at a School and will be referred for table. The punch knocked the NEWELL-HOERLING’s MORTUARY Rape assault charges after she alleged- victim to the floor and the teen CH493519sl.cg • Nathan Allen Lewis Hope, ly attacked a 16-year-old girl by continued to kick the girl until 205 W Pine Street, Centralia 360-736-3317 26, Winlock, was arrested and punching her in the side of the other people pulled her away. est. 1907 booked into jail for alleged head. The 15-year-old believed $8,000 Theft third-degree rape. Deputies re- the victim had been gossiping Three generations of our family serving your family since 1922 sponded to a report of a possible about her. The teen approached • An employee from Gee rape at 8:31 a.m. Wednesday at the victim in the library at about Cee’s Truck Stop on the 100 Providence Centralia Hospital. 8:30 a.m. Tuesday and allegedly The woman told deputies that punched her in the side of the please see SIRENS, page Main 11 In Remembrance she had gone out the previous night and met with Hope at a- lo cal tavern. She went back to his CHELSEA H. “BIFF” KARL SIEHNEL residence with him where she NONTELL NEWTON fell asleep. She woke up and he trails around the lake. Karl was allegedly having sex with also liked to spend his her without her consent. The his service, Biff time clam digging at the embarked on a beach, watching western matter is under investigation. lifelong scholarly movies or building pretty Collision journey pursuing much anything. Karl various interests that worked for Burlington • A 74-year-old Chehalis man fueled his intellectual Railroads for many years driving a 2001 Dodge pickup col- stimulation and his as a timekeeper and loved lided with a school bus shop and love for laughter. anything that had to do destroyed it at about 9:30 a.m. Devoted to his with railroads, he was even Wednesday on the 100 block family, Biff is known for ighting ires on of Galaxie Road. The man told survived by his them. deputies that he seemed to be suf- son, Philip Nontell People will remember fering from a medical problem of New York City, Karl for his infectious brother, Barney smile and sense of humor. that caused him to pass out while Newton (Traci) Above all, Karl loved his driving. His truck crossed into the and sister, Tracey family, he was the most other lane then left the road and Karl Siehnel, 89, of Born in Seattle, Paddock (Gordy), Centralia, passed away loving father, grandfather, hit the structure. The man was July 28, 1944, Biff of Centralia and was peacefully on Wednesday, great-grandfather and able to walk home and his wife lived most of his life known affectionately March 27, 2013, in great-great-grandfather. took him to get medical attention in Centralia. He was as “Uncle Biff” to his Centralia, Wash. Karl was Karl is survived by prior to the deputies arriving. The preceded in death by nephews, niece, and born on Aug. 6, 1923, to his loving wife, Emilie truck sustained minor damage. his parents, Barbara grand-niece. Karl and Anna (Gockert) Siehnel, daughter, and Bill Newton of As a man of many, Siehnel, in Oelstadtl, CZ. Barbara Van Meerbeke Church Burglary Centralia and his many… many words, On Aug. 31, 1947, Karl of Centralia, Wash., • A burglary to the Chehalis biological father, C.H. Biff left this life married the love of his sons, Gary Siehnel of Nontell. From June with family by his life, Emilie (Schemainda) Varsberg, France, Richard Dayspring Baptist Church on side to seek his next (Kim) Siehnel of Seattle, the 2000 block of Jackson -High1966 to September Siehnel in Lorch 1967, Biff served conversation on (Wurttemburg). With Wash., and Michael way was reported at about 8 honorably with Alpha Tuesday night, April his wife and two eldest Siehnel of Centralia, six p.m. Wednesday. Someone had Company 5th Battalion 2, 2013 after a short children, Karl immigrated granddaughters, two forced entry to the chapel and (Mechanized) 60th ight with leukemia. to the United States from grandsons, nine great- stole an amplifier and a bass gui- Infantry, 9th Infantry Arrangements for a Germany on March 17, granddaughters, ive tar. The suspect also damaged Division in Vietnam. private memorial will 1953, on the Swedish great-grandsons, with After being be made at a later Luxury Gripsholm Ship. the 15th great-grandchild the exterior wooden door. The date. due in September, one total loss is about $740. honorably discharged Karl was an avid from the United States outdoorsman and was great-great-grandson Assault at School Army with numerous To view this obituary, please go always on the move. He and one great-great- granddaughter. • A 15-year-old Toledo girl commendations for to chronline.com/obituaries. was a caring man and was never last to lend a hand A Memorial Mass is to a neighbor in need of scheduled to begin at Death Notices some help with their yard 11:00 a.m., Friday, April 12, 2013 at St. Joseph's • VERDA C. HOKANSON, 93, Chehalis, died work. He liked to jokingly Monday, April 8, at Providence Centralia In Loving Memory of cut down his wife's rose Catholic Church in Hospital. At the request of the deceased, bushes and spend time in Chehalis with Father Tim no services are planned. Arrangements James Marvin DeKoker, his garden. If he wasn’t Ilgen presiding. are under the direction of Cattermole walking along admiring A luncheon reception Funeral Home, Winlock August 16, 1941 - April 7, 2013 the railroads tracks, Karl will follow in the church • DOLORES JEAN WALTER, 84, Cinebar, would be making a special hall. To view the obituary, please died Sunday, April 7, at home. At the He was with Lewis trip to Mt. Rainier or Mt. request of the deceased, no services St. Helens to walk the go to chronline.com/obituaries. are planned. Arrangements are under County Fire District #6 for the care of Cattermole Funeral Home, 42 years, spending 21 years Sticklin Funeral Chapel Winlock. 1437 South Gold as ire commissioner and Condolences may be offered at • LEONA IRENE JOHNSON, 72, Chehalis, Centralia, WA 98531 retiring as deputy chief. www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com died Sunday, April 7, at home. A me- (360) 736-1388 morial service will be at 11 a.m. Satur- Jim enjoyed reading, day, April 20, at First Baptist Church of gardening, traveling, Chehalis. Arrangements are under the attending grandchildren's direction of Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, sporting events and Centralia. fellowship meetings. • IVAN DALE HARRIS, 88, Oak Harbor, for- Peter (Pete) merly of Onalaska, died Thursday, April Jim is survived by his wife 4, at Whidbey General Hospital, Coupe- of 50 years, Maria DeKoker Jonathan Oberg ville. A graveside service will be 2 p.m. of Chehalis. Surviving Saturday at Shoestring Cemetery, near children are, Flint (Tami) Peter (Pete) Jonathan Onalaska, followed by a memorial ser- DeKoker of Chehalis, Erik Oberg, 30, left us vice at 3 p.m. at the Shoestring Commu- suddenly on Saturday, nity Church. Arrangements are under James Marvin DeKoker, (Marcie) DeKoker of Winlock, March 30, 2013. the direction of Newell-Hoerling’s Mor- Mechanic, Business Owner Keely (Lee) Hill of Chehalis. Pete was born August tuary, Centralia. Jim, 71, of Chehalis, Surviving grandchildren are, 7, 1982 to parents • RAY ALLEN PARSONS, 71, Winlock, died passed away on Sunday, Chancy and Kolten DeKoker, Donna D. Rowland Tuesday, April 2, at Providence St. Peter April 7, 2013, at Providence Hazel, Josie, Tucker and and Richard K. Oberg Hospital, Olympia. A funeral service will in Tacoma, Wash. He be at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 20, at the Centralia Hospital. Jim was Tanner DeKoker, and Kenzie Winlock ward of the Church of Jesus born on Aug. 16, 1941 in and Wyatt Hill. Surviving spent his childhood Christ of Latter-day Saints. A military in Lewis County, with Hammond, Ind., the son of family members, brothers- years in Packwood, service will be at 11:30 a.m. Monday, Howard and Eva DeKoker. in-laws, Howard Ploegsma He is survived by his April 22, at Willamette National Cem- Chehalis, Centralia, etery, Portland. Arrangements are un- He attended and graduated of Ohio and LeRoy (Vicki) Rochester and Morton. siblings, Linda Leade, der the direction of Cattermole Funeral from Morton High School. In Ploegsma of Marysville, In his teen years, he Russell (Jimmie Sue) Home, Winlock. October of 1962 he married Wash., nephew, Charles lived in Lake Stevens Lampert, Christine the love of his life, Maria and Granite Falls, (Steve) Rowland, Blake (Kirsten) DeKoker of Knox, Lampert, Jennifer Ploegsma. Ind., aunt, Grace Naillieux Wash. He was last Lotteries residing in Spanaway, Oberg, Phillip Oberg Jim was a diesel and uncle, Bob Wright of and Lisa Bresake, his mechanic for McKinnell Wash., with his fiancée, Washington’s Tuesday Games Valparaiso, Ind., and uncles, Tiffany Bender. Pete grandmother, Betty Tractor and Louie's John Wright of Florida gathered the love of Rowland, uncle, Errol Mega Millions: 17-30-41-48-54, 13 Repair until opening his Rowland, aunt, Hope Next jackpot: $56 million and Art (Faye) DeKoker of many friends along the own business in 1972, as Vancouver, Wash. Jim was way with his big heart, (Harold) Gunderson, Match 4: 02-07-09-12 Jim's Paint Shop. Later, grandmother, Margaret Daily Game: 8-4-2 preceded in death by his charm and fun loving he expanded into Kubota nature. He will be Oberg, his father, Keno: 01-03-05-06-07-22-23-30-36- parents and brother, Charles numerous nieces and 37-39-44-51-53-64-65-70-75-77-78 Tractor sales and renamed deeply missed by all. DeKoker. Pete was a real-go- nephews, as well as his business Country A celebration of Jim's many cousins. Tractor. Jim retired getter and learned life will be at 11:00 a.m., many trades over the He joins in heaven his Commodities after 40 years, in Saturday, April 13, 2013, at mother, grandfather, 2002. Jim was years. He worked Gas in Washington — $3.71 (AAA of R.E. Bennett School, 233 S. for Universal Land Russell R. Rowland Washington) also a volunteer Market Blvd, Chehalis, WA Construction Company and grandfather, Karl Crude Oil — $94.46 per barrel (CME ire ighter from Oberg. Group) 98532. Memorial donations in Granite Falls and 1967-2009. loved running the big A celebration of Gold — $1,557 (Monex) may be made to the Fire Dog his life will be held to Silver — $27.60 (Monex) equipment, he also Association, c/o Fire Dist #6, worked at Hampton bring his family and 2123 Jackson Hwy, Lumber Mill in Randle friends together for a Corrections Chehalis, WA 98532. and was working final good-bye at his Arrangements most recently as an brother’s (Blake) home A story published April 9 entrusted to apprentice electrician in Toledo, Wash. April included incorrect information at Meridian Center date and time to be regarding the United Way of Sticklin Funeral announced. Chapel, Centralia, Electric with a Lewis County and its allocations promising future. Condolences can be to area nonprofit organizations. Wash. Pete had a love for sent to the family: c/o In 2013, United Way of Lewis cats, and like most Christine Rowland, 213 To view this thirty year olds, heavy Bennett Rd., Randle, County distributed a total of WA 98377. $415,739, which is the funding obituary, please metal music, tattoos, go to chronline. and video games. One of Pete's favorite from the general fund and the quotes: "A smooth sea designations combined. com/obituaries. Recently, he discovered never made a skilled he enjoyed cooking Mariner" ••• Sticklin Funeral Chapel and shared the meals -author If you find an error, please call 1437 South Gold unknown. Condolences may be offered at he prepared with his the newsroom as soon as possible at Centralia, WA 98531 To view the obituary, please www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com fiancée and her family. 807-8224, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. (360) 736-1388 goto chronline.com/obituaries. 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for possession of a sawed-off activity on his credit card on the William Avenue. The fight was jail for second-degree assault af- shotgun after police responded 2500 block of Ham Hill Road at over cable and cooking, accord- ter he allegedly pushed a woman Sirens to the 1200 block of Alder Street 4:48 p.m. Tuesday. ing to police. down and covered her mouth at 8:36 a.m. Wednesday for an and nose so she couldn’t breath. Continued from Main 10 unrelated incident. Stolen Camcorder Assault The dispute occurred at about 5 • Someone reported the block of Foster Creek Road ac- • David P. Salas Jr., 35, Cheha- p.m. Tuesday on the 300 block of Assault theft of a wallet and a digital lis, was arrested and booked into Northwest Chehalis Avenue. cidentally left a money bag con- • Douglas L. Sevier, 42, camcorder at 8:32 p.m. Tues- taining several checks and $8,000 Centralia, was arrested and day on the 900 block of Dickey worth of cash on the bathroom booked into jail for two counts Road. The theft is believed to counter inside the truck stop and of fourth-degree assault on the have occurred in late Febru- left to go to the bank to make a 300 block of North Diamond ary. Police have information deposit. Once at the bank, the em- Street at 10:38 a.m. Wednes- about a potential suspect. The ployee realized he had left it there day. case is still under investiga- and called his granddaughter to tion. Real Estate Questions? Shot-Out Window retrieve the money bag. It was later Tell me what kind of Real Estate move discovered one of the deposit bags • A window was broken CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT containing $8,000 in $20 bills had due to a possible BB gun on the you are ready to make and let me help been taken. There is surveillance 1200 Rhobina Street at 2:07 p.m. Threats and a Frying Pan you through the process! footage that shows several differ- Wednesday. • A 14-year-old Chehalis ent men entering the bathroom Gang Graffiti boy was arrested and booked [email protected] between 1:15 and 1:50 p.m. Tues- into the Lewis County Juvenile day, which is the time the money • Eleven buildings, fences www.caranicholas.com and power boxes on the 600 and Detention Center for second- was apparently stolen. The theft is degree assault after he allegedly 360-269-0914 still under investigation. 700 blocks of North Tower Ave- CH490617sl.cg nue were tagged with gang-style threatened his father and swung graffiti Monday night and early at him with a frying pan at 3:44 Cara Nicholas CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Tuesday morning. p.m. Tuesday at their residence Lund, Realtors on the 900 block of Southwest Unlawful Possession of Firearm Fraud • A woman will be referred • A man reported fraudulent

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Continued from Main 2 was mortally wounded by one of his own men in the confusion of high-quality pieces on silent ta- the battle. bles. A buffet of freshly caught seafood will be offered. The Games Day, traditional and modern doors open at 5:30. board games, card games, 1 p.m., Matrix This year donations include Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 originals from such renowned Southender and Captain Algebra, 8 The Possibilities native artists as Roger Fer- p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, $6, nandes (Lower Elwha S’Klallam), 740-0492 Are Endless... Chholing Taha (Cree), Matthew Open house, Mossyrock Grange, 1-3 Authentic Japanese Teriyaki Bell (Squaxin Island) and a p.m., 152 Isbell Road, Mossyrock, giving • Commercial Lettering Lunch, dinner, or Combinations unique wooden plaque by Odin away clothing and other items, (360) • Exhibit Signs ~We also have phone & takeout~ Lonning (Tlingit). 983-3874 • Cut Vinyl Graphics Limited edition prints came “Wait Until Dark,” 8 p.m., Evergreen • Vehicle Graphics Buy 1 Teriyaki Chicken Order CH494042cz.cg from Malynn Foster and Jennifer Playhouse, Centralia, $10, tickets avail- able at Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis; Santa • Printed Graphics and Get 2nd at 1/2 Price (Fried Rice 50¢ extra) Johns (both Squaxin Island). Squax- Lucia Coffee and Sterling Bank, Centra- • Banners Exp. 4/30/13. Not valid w/other offers. Limit one order per coupon. in Island Elder Paula Henry wove a lia; and brownpapertickets.com traditional cedar hat. There’s an op- • A-Boards 736-1500 • Mon.-Sat. 11am to 8pm (Closed Sundays) Try Our Speciality: Teriyaki Chicken, Beef & Pork Open house, Borst Home and One- • Letter Sets portunity to bid on a limited edition Room Schoolhouse, 1:30-3:30 p.m., Fort print by the late Randy Capoeman Borst Park, Centralia • Lettering (Quinault, 1956-2008). Pop Offs, rock, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter • Indoor Lettering Tickets are $75 apiece. It is Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) • Weather Resistant recommended tickets be pur- 273-2000, ext. 301 Outdoor Signs Deco Gifts chased in advance. Hugelkultur raised bed construc- • Photographs The mission of SPIPA is to tion, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Salkum Timberland • Commercial Vehicles Spring Open House deliver social, human and health Library demo garden, preregistration services and provide training required, sponsored by Lewis County • Industrial Signs April 11th • 4:00 - 7:00 pm and technical services, resource Master Gardeners, 740-1212 • Garage And development and planning to Twin Cities Rotary Poker Night, Texas Building Wraps Hold’em, $5,000 for first place (based on ENTER TO WIN Chehalis, Nisqually, Shoalwater 100 players), $125 buy-in, no rebuys, tick- 5 Piece Luggage Set! Bay, Skokomish and Squaxin Is- ets at Holiday Inn Express or call (360) land tribal communities. FREE GIFT WRAPPING

864-2946. CH495041cz.db THOMPSON & ROSY RING CANDLES • TAG • RACHEL RAY To visit the organization’s 1616 S. Gold St., Centralia Libraries WILLOW TREE FIGURINES • CHEHALIS MINTS • FOREVER IN MY auction website, go to brownpa- 360-736-6322 pertickets.com. Gardening With Hugelkultur, for HEART LOCKETS & CHARMS • BIRD HOUSES • HOME DECOR adults, 10 a.m., Salkum Open Monday-Friday Reromanticizing Your Relationship, 8:00-5:00 Join the fun and see all the new spring decor! White Pass Ski Area to talk by couples therapists Betsy and signpro100.com 1702 S. Gold St. • In the Fairway Center Hold Wine Festival Bruce Bergquist, 1:30 p.m., Centralia In the Fairway Center 360-623-1100 The High Class at White Pass Organizations Wine Festival will be held at the Prairie Steppers Square and Round White Pass Ski Area Saturday. Dance Club, 7:30-10:30 p.m., $5, potluck FOREVER GREENS In addition to wine tasting at break, Oakview Grange, Centralia, and food, there will be a silent (360) 736-5172 or (360) 273-6008 FLORIST auction featuring everything Friends of the Winlock Timberland Evonne Shannon Library, 11 a.m., Winlock Timberland from handmade quilts to guided Library Owner fishing to wines. The Wine Festival is a fund- Support Groups 1700 S. Gold, Suite #3 CH495042cd.ke raiser for the White Pass Volun- Alzheimer’s support group, 10:30 360-748-7724 teer Ski Patrol. Tickets are avail- a.m-noon, Cooks Hills Community 360-748-3940 Fax able from volunteer patrollers or Church, 2400 Cooks Hill Road, Centralia, f4evergreens@yahoocom the ski shop. (360) 628-4980 Museum Event to IVAN EARL HARRIS Feature Battle of July 18, 1924 - April 4, 2013 Chancellorsville Ivan Earl Harris, the following graduation visiting the home all. He took the advice 7th child of Samuel and from WSU, he attended bound, being janitor and of a senior missionary The Veterans Memorial Mu- Mahalia Harris was born Multnomah Bible working with the Awana and took everything in seum will be commemorating in Onalaska, Wash., on College (now Multnomah program at Central Bible his stride. Troubles didn’t the 150th anniversary of the July 18, 1924. On April University) for 3 years. Evangelical Free Church win over him, he stood Civil War with an event at 10 4, 2013 at the age of 88, Upon graduation from in Centralia, Wash., tall through them, often a.m. Saturday. he was promoted to his Multnomah, he became where he was a charter blessing others in the The first event for this year heavenly home where he a career missionary with member. He served there midst of his own pain. He will focus on the Battle of Chan- met his beloved Jesus face Africia Inland Mission faithfully until 2010, has touched many lives cellorsville. to face and was reunited International, working when he moved to Oak for the better and will be with many loved ones. in Tanzania, East Africa Harbor, Wash., to be greatly missed by all who Historians representing the Ivan grew up in from 1955 until 1988. near his daughter and knew him. artillery, infantry, Navy, Ma- Onalaska, Cosmopolis Ivan was ordained as a grandkids. Ivan was preceded rines and civilians will be on and Chehalis, Wash. He minister in Tanzania and At Harbor Tower in death by his beloved hand to give demonstrations graduated from Chehalis he met his wife, Florence Village, in Oak Harbor, wife, Florence Harris, all and lend their expertise in High School. He lost both in his early years there. where he lived, Ivan six of his brothers, one their historical understandings parents by the age of nine, They were married in blessed residents and staff sister and his parents. He of the events and life around and was lovingly raised Mwanza, Tanzania on alike with his love and is survived by his older the time of the American Civil by his eldest brother, Jesse Sept. 24, 1959. They had smile. He enjoyed his sister, Silva Strasser of War. Speaking presentations and sister-in-law, Marge. one daughter. “family” there and loved Centralia, his daughter, In 1942, he left As a missionary, Ivan to play Bingo and go on Grace and husband, will begin at 11 a.m.. At noon, shipyard work to join established Christian outings. Willard Michael of a sandwich lunch will be avail- the Army. After basic bookstores, taught Bible Ivan loved being with Freeland, Wash., ive able. training in radar, he was classes in elementary his family, ministering grandkids, Joanna Call The Battle of Chancellors- stationed in New Guinea and high schools, ran a for Jesus and gardening. (Jake), Stephen Heflinger, ville was one of the major battles and the Philippines. guest house, preached, He enjoyed reading, Jon Heflinger (Kelley), of the Civil War. It was fought There he checked planes baptized, wrote visiting with people and Ann Heflinger, David between April 30 and May 6, for identiication. He had curriculum for a Bible listening to his favorite TV Heflinger and numerous 1863, in Spotsylvania County, many stories of his time school and taught in preachers and attending other extended family Va. The battle was remarkable in there. By God’s grace, he Bible schools/colleges. the Chehalis Sr. Center. He and friends. that Gen. Robert E. Lee’s Con- and all his brothers made He was often the local loved children, especially A memorial service to it home alive from WWII. ambulance service, also. his ive grandkids and he celebrate Ivan’s life will be federate Army of Northern Vir- Following his return He was luent in both shared Jesus’ love with held at 3:00 p.m. on April ginia was pitted against a force from war, Ivan attended Kiswahili and Kisukuma. everyone he met. Though, 13, 2013 at Shoestring twice its size and led by Gen. Jo- WSU and received a The African people were not rich inancially, he Valley Church, 104 Fraser seph Hooker. degree in horticulture. always close to his heart faithfully gave of his Rd., Onalaska, Wash. Lee was able to exact his While at WSU, he and his love for them and resources to Christian Arrangements under victory through daring engage- accepted Jesus Christ Tanzania never faded. ministries and mission the care of Newell- ments while Hooker’s Army as his personal savior, Upon retirement trips his grandkids went Hoerling’s Mortuary, of the Potomac languished in through the ministry of in 1988, Ivan and on. Studying and reading Centralia. his inability to make bold deci- Intervarsity Christian Florence settled in the Bible and prayer were Fellowship. This led Rochester, Wash., and priorities in his life and it sions in the heat of battle. How- him to change the Ivan ministered through showed in his kindness, To view this obituary, please go to ever, Lee’s bold and daring Gen. course of his life, and teaching, preaching, humility and love toward chronline.com/obituaries. Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson Main 12  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 11, 2013 LOCAL Centralia School District to Change Primary School Boundaries OPTIONS: School Administrators PROPOSED Share Two Proposals CENTRALIA SCHOOL TWO PROPOSED BOUNDARY CHANGE OPTIONS That Would Move BOUNDARY CHANGE Option A would extend Edison’s boundary Option B would extend Edison’s boundary INFORMATIONAL to the area south of Russell Road to the south east of Interstate 5 and Davis Hill to the east 50-Plus Students end of Oakland Avenue. The west end bound- of Howard Avenue then to the areas south of MEETING from Fords Prairie to ary would run behind Centralia High School. Downing Road and Reynolds Avenue, which Where: Edison Elementary The east end boundary would run south of encompasses a small section of Harrison Av- Edison Elementary School, 607 H St., Centralia Harrison Avenue and encompass the High and enue east of I-5 to First Street. School Next Year When: Tonight from 5:30 to Eckerson street areas. Estimated Effects: 6:30 p.m. Estimated Affected Student Demographics: 66 students By Amy Nile More Info: (360) 330-7600 66 students 45 white students 55 white students 18 Hispanic students [email protected] 6 Hispanic students 3 other race-ethnicity Sharity Knapp’s kindergar- The district last changed the 5 other race-ethnicity 62 students on free or reduced lunch 48 students on free or reduced lunch Change in Hispanic Population: ten daughter will not move on to boundaries in 2009 to address first grade with her best friend Change in Hispanic Population: Current Edison – 37.5 percent a shrinking student population Current Edison – 37.5 percent New Edison – 37.3 percent under either of the Centralia at Edison and keep up with city School District’s proposed op- New Edison – 28.3 percent Current Fords Prairie – 28.4 percent development, which increases Current Fords Prairie – 28.4 percent New Fords Prairie – 27.4 percent tions to change the boundar- enrollment at Fords Prairie. Mc- New Fords Prairie – 30.5 percent Change in Students Receiving Free and Re- ies determining which primary Cauley said the district expects Change in Students Receiving Free and Re- duced Lunch: schools students will attend next to continually adjust as Cen- duced Lunch: Current Edison – 86 percent year. tralia grows and may need to Current Edison – 86 percent New Edison – 92 percent “It’s hard because she’s losing propose a bond to build a new New Edison – 88 percent Current Fords Prairie – 80.9 percent friends,” Knapp said. “Her best school in the future. Current Fords Prairie – 80.9 percent New Fords Prairie – 75.4 percent friend is taking it really hard.” New Fords Prairie – 78.9 percent Each option would shift one OPTION B EXPANDS INTO the area Source: Centralia School District of the girls — along with more north of Edison and would also than 50 other students — from affect an estimated 66 students LEARN MORE Fords Prairie Elementary to Edi- next year. Future options for ex- son Elementary for the 2013-14 pansion would likely mean add- Maps of current and proposed changes to boundary lines avaliable at www.chronline.com school year. ing a bus route, McCauley said. “Really, it’s to balance our school size,” said Superinten- UNDER EITHER OPTION, students dent Steve Bodnar. would still go to Oakview El- The district is looking to ementary in fourth grade. The with Knapp’s little girl. The independent think tank Edison Elementary School. address overcrowding at Fords district would also continue to McCauley asked parents at bases the grades on the State Some Centralia parents, such Prairie due to increased devel- provide transportation to day- the meeting to remove emotion Board of Education’s Achieve- as Teresa Linwood, expressed opment in the north part of care. and think logically about what ment Index, which is a snapshot frustration that the district did Centralia and better utilize ex- The district would allow is best for the district and the of a school’s performance based not inform the public of the isting classroom space at Edison. second-grade students and their community as a whole. on statewide assessments, stu- meetings and only sent letters to Assistant Superintendent younger siblings to stay at Fords “I believe we have three pri- dent achievement, graduation those affected. Matt McCauley said the district Prairie next year, but parents mary schools that are very, very rates and yearly improvement “I think everyone in the dis- also needs to address an “enroll- would need to provide transpor- good,” the 30-year educator said. compared to other schools with trict should have been invited,” ment gap” at Edison to increase tation. Siblings’ ability to stay at “I’d be proud to send my chil- similar demographics. Linwood said, noting she lives funding, which is determined Fords Prairie after the 2013-14 dren to any one of them.” “We have very little gap be- near a boundary and could by the number of students. Ad- school year would depend on tween kids,” said Edison Princi- be affected by future changes. ditionally, he said, the district completion of the intra-district EDISON RECEIVED AN “A Ex- pal Neal Kirby. “They’re going to keep doing aims to make student demo- choice process that is currently emplary” ranking earlier this Edison also received a 2012 this. Where do you stop the graphics similar at all three pri- available. year on the Washington Policy Washington Achievement growth?” mary schools. About 20 parents, stu- Center’s public school achieve- Award earlier this month for its The district administration “We know poverty is a factor dents and educators attended a ment index, which assigns let- math program, becoming the is gathering input to take to the in student achievement,” Mc- Tuesday night meeting on the ter grades for more than 2,000 only Centralia school to make school board for a final decision Cauley said. boundary changes. educational institutions across the state list. at the April 17 meeting. The district designed the two “I’m concerned with the fu- the state. Edison remains the ••• options to move more than 50 ture growth,” Knapp said, not- only elementary school in Lew- THE DISTRICT IS HOLDING the fi- Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 children to Edison with mini- ing her younger child might be is County to get an “A” while nal of several meetings to share twitter.com/AmyNileReports mal increases in transportation affected in coming years. “Even- Fords Prairie earned a “D Fair” information about the proposals www.facebook.com/ costs and student travel time, he tually, we’re going to get pushed rating. with affected parents tonight at AmyNileTheChronicle said. out.” “I think the most important OPTION A WOULD MOVE approxi- thing is for the city and the mately 66 students and provide school district to work togeth- options for future expansion out er,” added Monica Laufenberg, to Galvin Road. whose daughter is best friends News in Brief formation to those in attendance. By The Chronicle For more information re- Rally at W.F. West to garding the rally, call Lewis County Public Health & Social Raise Awareness About Services at (360) 740-1424 or vis- Underage Drinking it www.drawtheline.org to learn more about the coalition’s “Let’s The Lewis County Reduce Draw the Line Campaign.” Adolescent Drinking Coalition — comprised of the Lewis Coun- ty Prosecutor’s Office, the Lewis Master Gardeners County Sheriff’s Office and Lewis County Public Health & Reunion Planned Social Services, along with other In celebration of the 40th local agencies — will put on a anniversary of the Master Gar- rally at W.F. West High School dener Program, the WSU Lewis in Chehalis on Friday, April 19, County Master Gardeners are from 4 to 10 p.m. to raise aware- holding a reunion for all current ness about the dangers of under- and former Master Gardeners in age drinking. the Lewis County area. The rally will take place in It will be held on Sunday, conjunction with the Chehalis April 21, 1-4 p.m. at the Cen- Activators Invite Track and Field tralia Eagles, 2308 N. Pearl St., Meet, which will bring more than 600 high school athletes Centralia. There will be a time from 22 school districts to Che- to renew old acquaintances and halis. share memories. Light refresh- The Lewis County Sheriff’s ments will be served. Those who Office will bring a mobile com- are Master Gardeners or know mand unit to the rally for the someone who was are asked to public to take tours and interact RSVP to Mary Jo at (360) 740- with the sheriff’s office. 1614 or MaryAnn at (360) 785- Volunteers will hand out in- 3785. $25 OFF When you buy a front or rear break job! (Passenger and light trucks only. Expires 4/30/13) WWW.LESSCHWAB.COM

Mark Witham Nathan Wright Manager Manager CH494204cz.ke Centralia Chehalis CH494024sl.ke 1211 Harrison 36 N. Market 736-6603 748-0295 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 11, 2013 • Main 13 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Senate Ready to Ga. Firefighters ‘Relieved’ World Awaits North Topple Conservative Korea Missile Test, Blockade, Debate Pyongyang Celebrates New Curbs on Guns as Hostage Ordeal is Over Anniversaries NRA Promises Fight PYONGYANG, North Korea By Johnny Clark and Phillip Lucas (AP) — As neighboring nations WASHINGTON (AP) — The The Associated Press kept a close eye on missile move- Senate is ready to launch an emo- ments in North Korea, people in tion-charged debate on new gun SUWANEE, Ga. (AP) — It’s the country’s capital began cel- restrictions, four months after the a call that firefighters routinely ebrating a series of April holidays, carnage at a Connecticut elemen- respond to — a report of a medi- including the anniversary today of tary school spurred President cal emergency. their leader’s appointment as head Barack Obama and Congress to But when five firefighters an- of the ruling Worker’s Party. address firearms violence. swered one in a neighborhood Bracing for what South Korea’s In an opening showdown to- north of Atlanta on Wednesday foreign minister warned could be day, senators were scheduled to afternoon, authorities said, they a test-fire of a medium-range mis- vote on an attempt by conserva- encountered an armed man who sile, Seoul deployed three naval tives to scuttle the Democratic demanded that his cable and destroyers, an early warning sur- bill before debate even started. power be turned back on at the veillance aircraft and a land-based There were no real doubts the house, which was in foreclosure. radar system, a Defense Ministry conservatives would be defeated The firefighters were held for official said in Seoul, speaking on and lawmakers would turn to the hours, with one firefighter al- John Bazemore / The Associated Press condition of anonymity in line legislation, which would expand lowed to leave to move a fire truck. A group of people huddle together after an explosion and gunshots were heard with department rules. background checks to more gun But with police later fearing the near the scene where a man was holding four ireighters hostage Wednesday Japan has deployed PAC-3 buyers, toughen penalties against remaining firefighters were in in Suwanee, Ga. A police spokesman said the suspect was dead and none of the missile interceptors in key loca- illicit firearms sales and offer immediate danger, SWAT teams hostages sufered serious injuries. tions around Tokyo, while the slightly more money for school set off a stun blast and stormed South Korean and U.S. militaries security. the house, and the gunman was raised their level of surveillance. Dozens of police and rescue The roll call was coming a shot dead during an exchange of County Fire Capt. Tommy Rut- “North Korea has been, with vehicles surrounded the home day after two leading conserva- gunfire, authorities said. ledge said at a news conference its bellicose rhetoric, with its and a negotiator was keeping in tives, Sens. Joe Manchin, D-W. late Wednesday outside the hos- actions ... skating very close to touch with the gunman, police Va., and Patrick Toomey, R-Pa., ONE SWAT TEAM member was pital, according to video posted a dangerous line,” U.S. Defense unveiled a compromise to ex- shot in the hand or arm but was by Atlanta station WSB-TV. said. The situation remained Secretary Chuck Hagel said in tend required federal back- OK afterward, and firefighters “They’re simply relieved that the tense until the blast rocked the Washington. “Their actions and ground checks to gun shows suffered only minor injuries, au- situation is over, that their fam- neighborhood of mostly two- their words have not helped de- and online transactions. Only thorities said. ily members are with them and story homes and well-kept lawns. fuse a combustible situation.” noncommercial, personal trans- Gwinnett County police on that they’re safe.” Residents unable to get into their North Korea is believed to actions would be exempted. Wednesday night didn’t imme- He went on to say “firefighters neighborhood because of the po- be readying a missile dubbed That deal was expected to give diately release the name of the are resilient people and so they’re lice cordon flinched and recoiled the “Musudan,” named after gun control forces an initial burst dead man or discuss details of brave and they’re daring and they as the enormous blast went off. the village where a northeastern of momentum as debate begins. the operation. However, the fire- have a passion to help people” and Soon after the stun blast, of- launch pad is based. The missile But the National Rifle Associa- fighters and a wounded police that the five will be back on the ficers exchanged gunfire with has a range of 3,500 kilometers tion, along with many Republi- officer were treated at a nearby job when they’re able to. the suspect and a SWAT mem- (2,180 miles), and is designed to cans and some moderate Demo- hospital and in good condition. ber was shot in the hand or arm, reach U.S. military installments crats, opposes fresh gun curbs Some had already gone home. THE INCIDENT BEGAN with what said Gwinnett County Police in Guam and Japan, experts say. as going too far, and the road to seemed like a routine medical Cpl. Edwin Ritter. Ritter would congressional approval of major “IN TALKING TO the firefight- call for the five firefighters, who not saw how the gunman was restrictions remains rocky. ers and their families just now, also have training as EMTs and fatally shot, saying it was being Human Rights Watch they’re relieved,” Gwinnett paramedics. investigated. Says Syrian Fighter Critics Say Obama Jets Have Killed 4,300 Budget Breaks A Vigil for a Path to Citizenship People Since July Campaign Promises BEIRUT (AP) — The Syr- ian regime has carried out in- on Social Security Cuts discriminate and sometimes and Tax Increases deliberate airstrikes against ci- vilians that have killed at least WASHINGTON (AP) — Ad- 4,300 people since last summer vocates for seniors say President and that amount to war crimes, Barack Obama is breaking his an international human rights promise to protect Social Secu- group said today. rity, while conservatives say he Human Rights Watch said is breaking his promise not to Syrian fighter jets have deliber- raise taxes on the middle class. ately targeted bakeries, bread- Obama’s budget proposal in- lines and hospitals in the coun- cludes a mix of tax increases and try’s northern region. benefit cuts in an effort to reduce Parts of northern Syria — es- government borrowing and spark pecially areas along the border the still-fragile economy. Obama with Turkey — have in the past says it is the kind of balanced ap- months fallen under the con- proach that is necessary to tame trol of rebels fighting to topple runaway budget deficits. President Bashar Assad, includ- But advocates from across ing several neighborhoods of the political spectrum are re- the northern city of Aleppo, the minding the president of his country’s largest urban center. past campaign promises. “The aim of the airstrikes ap- “Clearly it will be up to mem- pears to be to terrorize civilians bers of Congress to set fiscal pri- Julie Jacobson / The Associated Press from the air, particularly in the orities that actually represent the Martin Martinez, center, and his wife, Blanca Martinez, third from left, gather for a photo outside the Immigration opposition-controlled areas where needs of the average citizens they and Customs Enforcement oices during an immigration vigil, Wednesday in Las Vegas. During the process in which they would otherwise be fairly safe were elected to represent,” said Blanca Martinez, a U.S. citizen, applied for a petition for her husband to obtain a Green Card, Martin was detained by from any effects of fighting,” Ole Max Richtman, head of the Na- ICE oicials for nearly two weeks and nearly deported back to El Salvador before being released. The vigil was held to Solvang of the New York-based tional Committee to Preserve So- honor all who have been detained or deported by ICE. group told The Associated Press. cial Security and Medicare. “The president’s budget is not the bal- anced plan promised to Ameri- China Confronts cans before November’s election.” Medication Nation: Study Shows Antibiotic Overuse New Bird Flu With By Mike Stobbe ing patients with infections in West Virginia, Kentucky and Greater Openness Budget Cuts Ground The Associated Press ranging from pneumonia to sex- Tennessee, where about 1,200 ually spread diseases. But bacte- were written for every 1,000 SHANGHAI (AP) — After 3rd of Air Force NEW YORK — U.S. doctors ria have increasingly gained the people. On the low end were a new and lethal strain of bird Warplanes; Those are prescribing enough antibi- power to shrug off antibiotics. Alaska, Oregon and California, flu emerged in Shanghai two otics to give them to 4 out of 5 Experts say chances of resis- where prescriptions were at or weeks ago, the government of Headed to Afghanistan Americans every year, an alarm- tance increase when antibiotics are below 600. Earlier studies found China’s bustling financial capi- to Be Mission Ready ing pace that suggests they are not used long enough or are taken similar geographic trends. tal responded with live updates being overused, a new govern- for the wrong reasons, allowing on a Twitter-like microblog. It’s NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — A ment study finds. bacteria to survive and adapt. The SOUTHERNERS SUFFER more a starkly different approach than third of the U.S. Air Force’s ac- Overuse is one reason an- Centers for Disease control and infections than people in other a decade ago, when Chinese offi- tive-duty force of combat planes tibiotics are losing their punch, Prevention is tracking at least 20 parts of the country. cials silenced reporting as a dead- including fighters and bombers making infections harder to treat. strains of resistant bacteria. Southern states have the ly pneumonia later known as will be grounded due to federal The report released Wednesday highest rates of obesity and dia- SARS killed dozens in the south. budget cuts, and only the units gives the first detailed look at us- CDC RESEARCHERS conducted betes, and diabetics tend to have The contrast shows a new, preparing to deploy to major op- age of these medicines in every the new study, analyzing a na- more infections than other peo- though still evolving, openness erations, such as the war in Af- state and finds it highest in the tional prescription drug database ple, noted the CDC’s Dr. Lauri in China that was learned from ghanistan, will remain mission- South and Appalachia. for 2010. The findings are being Hicks, one of the study’s authors. the SARS debacle, which dev- ready, a top general said Tuesday. “It sounds high,” said Keith published in Thursday’s New “So some of that prescribing astated the government’s cred- Other units would stand Rodvold, a professor of phar- England Journal of Medicine. may be warranted,” she said. ibility at home and abroad. It down on a rotating basis, said macy practice at the University Other studies have focused During the swine flu pandem- also reflects the demands of a Gen. Mike Hostage, command- of Illinois at Chicago. on antibiotic prescriptions for ic of 2009 and 2010, the South saw more prosperous and educated er of Air Combat Command at There is no scientific con- specific groups like Medicare more reports of illness than other citizenry for information and its Joint Base Langley-Eustis in Vir- sensus on an appropriate level of patients. This is the first to look parts of the country. Experts at the use of social media to get it. ginia. antibiotic prescribing. But some at it for all Americans. time said patients with flu-related “Publicize information to The Air Force didn’t imme- experts said the new study’s re- Doctors and other health pneumonia should be treated with prevent ‘bird flu panic’,” read a diately release a list of the spe- sults are disturbing, and that care providers prescribed 258 both antiviral medicines and anti- headline of a recent front-page cific units and bases that would rates are probably excessive even million courses of antibiotics in biotics to prevent all forms of dead- commentary in the People’s be affected, but it said it would in the states with the lowest an- 2010, for a population just shy ly complications, Rodvold noted. Daily, the ruling Communist cover some fighters like F-16 tibiotic prescription levels. of 309 million, the researchers The South also has higher rates Party’s newspaper, that urged Fighting Falcons and F-22 Rap- found. That translates to 833 of certain other respiratory infec- government departments to re- tors, and some airborne warn- ANTIBIOTICS HAVE BEEN com- antibiotic prescriptions for every tions, including bronchitis, accord- lease information quickly about ing and control aircraft in the monly available since the 1940s, 1,000 people, on average. ing to a study last year by Univer- an outbreak that has killed nine U.S., Europe and the Pacific. and have done wonders at sav- But rates were much higher sity of Pittsburgh researchers. and sickened 24 others. Main 14  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 11, 2013 LOCAL / FROM THE FRONT

Funding: PFD Will Have to Prove Revenue Streams; 2,500 Tons of Soil Removed Continued from Main 1 funds in excess of annual sports Kaufman Construction, out Even with the short de- already been completed. complex and event center ex- of Olympia, is the contracting lay from replacing the soil, The four partners — the The grant is available for penses, half the funds obtained company for phase one. Swarthout said, the project is PFD, city of Centralia, Centralia public infrastructure improve- through naming rights for the Project Manager Mike moving along on time, mainly School District and Thorbeckes ment projects in Lewis County. exterior of the complex and a $1 Swarthout, of Kaufman Con- due to the relatively dry weather — updated their interlocal agree- It was approved for the PFD per ticket fee for events where an struction, said his company will this spring. ment in December to clarify during Monday’s meeting of admission ticket is sold. bid for the phase two interior “That’s been the big turn- their roles and funding commit- the Lewis County Commission. The board officially accepted “We wanted to make sure the construction. ing point,” Swarthout said. “We ments. the money during its Tuesday loan part has some direct rev- Swarthout said his crew is don’t have to look back anymore.” The interlocal agreement meeting. enue streams,” Larman said. finishing the foundation work The event center is the final confirms the PFD will own the Dick Larman, the execu- With the final interior phase and will start erecting the build- piece to the Lewis County Event event center, while the LLC runs tive director for the Lewis EDC, funded, PFD Chair Todd Cha- ing in about three weeks. Center and Sports Complex proj- it, and the city and school dis- said the grant amount will be put said he expects the design The crew recently hauled ect that began in January 2010. trict will continue to maintain $550,00 and the loan will be work and bidding process to off 2,500 tons of weakened soil The sports complex, including the sports complex. $550,000 to be repaid within 10 begin in the fall after the first from the construction site. a new track and turf at the foot- Once construction is com- years. phase is completed in August. The additional work to re- ball stadium, new baseball and plete, the event center will host As part of the loan agree- “We want to ensure we have place the soil, which was not softball quad, new tennis courts, basketball, volleyball, baseball, ment, the PFD will have to prove a seamless transition,” Chaput compacting as predicted, cost 1.4-mile trail extension, batting soccer and wrestling among revenue streams including any said. the PFD an extra $62,400. cages and 800 parking spots, have other events.

River: Swiftwater Rescue Team Formed in 2009; Handful of Members Training Continued from Main 1 year after his death. or whatever... never expected water rescue team members without interfering directly with Emilee Rinehart, Kuhn’s that phone call. My tears and will train Saturday on the Che- the river run. navigate the Chehalis River cousin from Traverse City, thoughts go to you and our halis River. The team trains four “There are plenty of things from Pe Ell to Rainbow Falls Mich., wrote Tuesday, “I re- family... even though you are times a year in January, April, they can do without stretching State Park using various flota- member feeling ‘wrong’ on my cousin, you have always July and October. ropes across the river,” Aust tion devices. the 14th last year, thinking been the big brother I've always The swift water rescue team, said. On Kuhn’s Facebook page, that something important had and wanted.” which formed in 2009, will run But the team will be ready, friends continue to honor him a was going on, like a birthday Aust said four to five swift through different scenarios Aust said, if something goes News in Brief Have an Braun’s Armed Forces the back of her head with scis- casino in Tacoma. sors. In charging documents, General Manager Frank iPad? License Plates Bill Set to prosecutors say Parnel later ac- Wright told The News Tribune Become Law knowledged that the baby began work will begin this summer on crying when he took her into a 2,500-car parking structure. By The Chronicle the woods so he went to his car The new casino will include ma- app.chronline.com and got an object to use to beat chines, table games and restau- Senate Bill 5161, which per- her. The coroner says the baby tains to gold star license plates died of blunt force trauma to the rants. Jensen-Hall Construction is for the families of armed forces’ head. It will replace a bingo hall a full service general contractor members, on Wednesday was Taylor has been charged with and three large tents. passed unanimously by the state abandonment of a dependent The tribe also operates the · New Construction House of Representatives. person. Emerald Queen casino in Fife. · Energy Eficiency The bill on Feb. 15 passed the It was not immediately · Remodeling Senate. known if the two were repre- It now awaits Gov. Jay In- sented by lawyers. · Concrete & slee’s signature; if signed, the bill Pervious Concrete will become law. · Rooing Prime-sponsored by Sen. Injury Crash On John Braun, R-Centralia, the I-5 At Federal Way · Commercial legislation authorizes certain eligible family members of Unit- Spills Glue Jensen Hall ConstruCtion ed States armed forces members FEDERAL WAY (AP) — who died while in service to ap- Transportation Department 1807 Cooks Hill Rd. 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Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Hellem Homers Three Times Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 4 Sports e-mail: [email protected] for Napavine 2A Baseball W.F. West in First at Halfway Point of EvCo Campaign By Aaron VanTuyl light grey ball caps ease. The followed it up with an RBI single. [email protected] win marked the halfway point Two more runs crossed in in the Bearcats' season, with an the fourth, on an RBI single There were plenty of po- 8-1 record in Evergreen 2A Con- from Gueller and a run-scoring tential areas of concern for the ference play giving W.F. West a balk by Wolves pitcher Austin Bearcats after Wednesday's two-game lead over the rest of Heyland. Black Hills got a run home win over Black Hills. the league. back in the top of the sixth — its Sending all of nine players "I give those kids all the first since an 11-8 win over Cap- to the plate in the first three in- credit in the world," first-year ital on March 27 — with a walk, nings was a big one. Striking out Bearcat head coach Tommy El- a hit batter and a pair of Bearcat three times with the bases load- der said. "We've pushed them ev- errors. ed in the fourth inning would ery single day, and they've risen W.F. West, though, tacked warrant a mention, as would to the challenge every time." on its final run when Alex Cox stranding three more runners W.F. West picked up its first scored on a wild pitch in the in the sixth. Helping the Wolves 2 runs in the fourth inning, bottom of the sixth. end their scoreless streak at 26 when a single by Dugan Shirer Keylen Steen started on the innings — with an unearned and walks to Toby Johnson and hill for W.F. West and went 5 Brandon Hansen / [email protected] run, no less — was another du- Tanner Gueller loaded the bases. ⅓ innings with four strikeouts W.F. West’s Elijah Johnson throws the ball to irst on a bunt attempt over pitcher bious distinction. Keylen Steen hit a pop fly to and two hits. Michael Forgione Keylen Steen during Evergreen 2A Conference baseball action against Black Hills The 5-1 final score, though, right field that was dropped to Wednesday in Chehalis. helped put the minds under the score a run, and Brady Calkins please see BASEBALL, page S4

College Basketball 2A Track & Field Rinta Named NAIA Coach of the Year By The Chronicle Lewis-Clark State College men’s basketball coach Brandon Rinta, a W.F. West High School graduate, was honored with the Don Meyer Award on Friday night at the 2013 CollegeInsider. com Awards Banquet at the NCAA Final Four in Atlanta. The Don Meyer Award is presented an- nually to the top NAIA basket- ball coach in the nation. Meyer racked up 923 wins in 38 sea- sons leading three different basketball pro- Brandon Rinta grams. LC State Men’s Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Rinta, in Basketball Coach Bryan Moon (second from left) wins the 100 meters for W.F. West just his second year with LC during an EvCo track meet Wednesday afternoon in Chehalis. State, led the Warriors to a 26-6 record and the Frontier Confer- ence championship — as well as to their first berth in the NAIA Tournament since 2008. The team was ranked in the top five Bearcat Boys Win Big at Home of the NAIA Coaches’ Top 25 poll for the majority of the sea- By The Chronicle Aberdeen's Poli Baltazar ahead of the winner) and triple Indian Boys, Girls Fourth at son, and started the season 18-0. The Bearcat boys won nine won the 800 and the 3200, and jumped 35 feet, 1.5 inches (6 Woodland In two years since Rinta ar- took second in the 1600. feet ahead of the winner). events to come out on top of a WOODLAND — Amanda rived from Northwest Nazarene The Bearcat girls finished three-way Evergreen 2A Con- Navolynski won the pole vault, University and accepted his first second (48.5), behind Black ference track meet on their Hall Wins Twice for Tigers and Toledo's boys and girls each collegiate head coaching posi- Hills (107.5). Raegan Nelson home turf Wednesday after- finished fourth at a six-team tion, LC State has gone 42-19 won the 200 (26.30), Rashelle TUMWATER — Michaela noon. SWW 1A League meet here with a 26-7 record at home. Fisher won the 1600 (5:44.50), Hall won both the high jump W.F. West scored 81.5 points, Wednesday. “The award is a reflection and Nelson and Fisher, along and triple jump here Wednes- edging out Black Hills (68.5) Navolynski won the event of what our guys were able to day for Centralia in an Ever- and Aberdeen (31). with Brittany Simmons and with a vault of 8 feet, 6 inches, accomplish this season, and I green 2A Conference track Hunter Jones won the 200 Hannah Tak — won the 4x400 while teammate Courtney gratefully accept this award on meet against the host Thunder- meters in 23.60 seconds and relay in 4:24.20. Moore was second in the 200 their behalf,” Rinta said at the birds and Capital. the 400 in 53.90 to lead the way, Amanda Forbes finished meters, fifth in the 100 and ceremony. The Tiger girls finished while Bryan Moon took the second in the discus and high fourth in the long jump. Rinta played two seasons third as a team, but got wins 100 (11.30) and Danny Robert- jump and third in the 400. Danny Aguilar paced the at Yakima Valley Community son won the 1600 (4:34). Justin W.F. West will run on Satur- from Morgan Ashmore Toledo boys, taking second in College after high school, and Kennedy also won twice for the day at the Pasco Invitational. (100-meter hurdles), Miriam both the long jump (19-0) and finished his career at Central Note hosts, taking the shot put in 42 : Nike McClure, a ju- Ash (400) and Bethany Newkirk the triple jump (37-1). Dan- Washington University. He spent feet, 8.5 inches and the discus nior competing technically as (pole vault). iel Echtle took third in the 110 five years as an assistant coach at in 124-04. a JV athlete due to the trans- Steven Phelps won the dis- hurdles, fourth in the 300 hur- Eastern Washington University Freshman Josh Walters won fer rule, would have won four cus, Trevor Baumann won the and five years as the top assis- dles and fifth in the triple jump, the 110 hurdles (20.20), and events had she been varsity- javelin and Oscar Jackson, try- while Forrest Wallace was sec- tant and associate head coach at Nolan Camlin won the 300 eligible. McClure notched a ing the event for the first time, Northwest Nazarene University ond in the high jump (5-10), hurdles (45.90) for the Bearcats. 400 time 5 seconds ahead of won the triple jump for the Ti- third in the 3200 and fourth in in Nampa, Ida. Nathan Wendling teamed up the first-place finisher, threw ger boys. The Warriors went 16-13 in the 1600. with Moon, Jones and Robert- the shot put 33 feet, 5 inches Centralia will host rival W.F. Rinta’s first season with LC State. Toledo will run at the Al son to win the 4x400 relay in (over 7 feet ahead of the winner), West in a dual meet on Wednes- McKee Invitational in Steven- please see RINTA, page S7 3:46.30. long jumped 16-10 (over 2 feet day. son on Saturday.

Relay The Final Word W.F. West’s Rashelle Bearcat Netters Top Black Hills Fisher TV’s Best Bet By The Chronicle Morgan Dunson and Arianne Wood- runs a Major League Baseball leg in the TUMWATER — The Bearcats land won in three sets in the top doubles 4x200 me- picked up a 4-2 win over Black Hills here contest, while Katie Hankins and Julie Texas at Seattle ter relay Wednesday in Evergreen 2A Conference Spencer won 6-1, 6-3 at second doubles. 7:10 p.m. Wednes- girls tennis action. Isabel Vander Stoep and Stevie ROOT day in The Wolves won the top two singles Heitzman recorded the final win for W.F. Chehalis. matches, but it was all W.F. West from that point on. Tess Cummings won at No. West in the No. 3 doubles slot. 3 singles, and the Cats swept doubles ac- W.F. West (2-3) is set to face River Brandon Hansen / [email protected] tion. Ridge on Wednesday. CH495073bw.ke 1023E Sub-Compact $11,999 THE HEAVY HITTER Utility Tractor Payments starting in Your Spring Lineup. with D120 Loader** at only $167/month*

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Tuesday’s 1A Boys Soccer Tuesday’s 2A Boys Soccer Tigers Shut Out Hawks By The Chronicle The Tigers won their second-straight Evergreen 2A Conference matchup with a 3-0 victory over shorthanded River Ridge on Tuesday night at Tiger Stadium in Centralia. Jake Peterson picked up his second straight shutout in goal with eight saves. “He made some good saves,” Centralia coach Sue Parke said. “He’s very quick and he’s got good hands. He does a nice job in goal. I’m glad he’s there.” River Ridge was miss- ing one of its best players because of a red card, but Parke said she would have liked to see the score a little more convincing in the fa- vor of the Tigers. “River Ridge got a little frustrated and they put a lot of pressure on us,” Cen- Brandon Hansen / [email protected] tralia coach Sue Parke said. Rochester’s Martin Monroy and Tenino’s Paul Bender both try to head the ball in SWW 1A Evergreen Division soccer action Tuesday on the Beavers’ home ield. “More pressure than we expected. This team has a tendency to play to the level of their opponents.” Centralia took a 2-0 halftime lead after Chris- Monroy, Rochester Top Tenino tian Corona scored on a By The Chronicle Note: The Rochester JV won breakaway in the first min- ute on an assist from Carlos 6-0. TENINO — Martin Monroy Ortiz, Prince Gundersen notched two goals as Rochester scored in the 29th minute downed their rival Tenino 5-0 United Tops Stevenson with Bo Ramirez assisting. in SWW 1A Evergreen Division After the break, Binod soccer action here on Tuesday STEVENSON — Toledo- Winlock United shook off the Sapkota got an assist from night. The Warriors put eight Gundersen for a score in shots on goal and took 24 total rust from spring break and ex- tended their winning streak to the 62nd minute. Centralia while holding the Beavers to just finished with 15 shots on four shots. four games with a 2-0 victory over SWW 1A Trico Division goal. “It was a very, very physical Parke added that Or- game with a lot of yellow cards,” opponent Stevenson here on Tuesday. tiz, Michael Ender, Javier Rochester coach Brian Ziese Corona-Jacobo and Alex United took the 1-0 lead in said. “It was one of those games Carey all had good games. the fifth minute of the game on that’s a rivalry matchup so it was Centralia (8-2 over- good for us to come out early a goal by Jacob Andrews on a all, 5-2 league) will play at and score on them.” Zack Debo assist. In the second Brandon Hansen / [email protected] EvCo foe Black Hills on Fernando Aguilar got Roch- half, Toledo-Winlock got a goal Rochester’s Fernando Aquilar ights of Tenino’s Chase Stidham to put in the War- Thursday. ester on the board in the 6th in the 78th minute from Adair riors’ irst goal against Tenino Tuesday on the Beavers’ home ield. minute followed by a Monroy Garibay, with an assist by Brian goal in the 16th. Two minutes Cruise. later, Jonathan Rivas scored on United Goalkeeper John a penalty kick. The Warriors Buck also recorded eight saves in would take a 3-0 lead into half- the shutout. time. “Our defense played really “We knocked the ball around well,” Toledo-Winlock coach really well but I wished our shots Horst Malunat said. “Stevenson would have been more on frame,” is very athletic and pretty fast. Ziese said. “I thought everyone They’ve been competitive in the played well including our fresh- games they’ve played and this men we brought up Louis Garcia was our first game out of spring and Nicholas Taylor.” After the break, Eric Arevalo break.” scored in the 58th minute on an Malunat added that he could assist from Garcia. Monroy add- tell his squad was a bit rusty in ed his second goal in the 78th the first half, but played a much minute, a rocket from 20 yards better second half. out that was placed well and “I wouldn’t say it was our found the back of the net. best soccer but you pay the price “Martin had a really good a little bit with your flow and game playing that middle de- things you’ve been doing when fender position,” Ziese said. “He you take over a week off,” he said. made some great runs tonight “Hopefully we can get back to the and got into some good situa- top of our form.” tions.” Toledo-Winlock (4-4 overall, Rochester (5-3 overall, 5-2 4-2 league) will play at Trico foe league) will host Forks on Friday. Woodland on Thursday. 25% OFF All Men’s Cabela’s NFL Guidewear® Apparel Includes shirts, pants, shorts, and hoodies. 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AFTER This photograph of Jim Whittaker was taken in Washington state shortly before he left on his expedi tion to Mount EVEREST Everest in 1963.

By The Seattle Times Muir, the mountain clears and Northwest. Today at age 84, he says older Fifty years later, the mo- the wind dies down? Everyone’s “If I hadn’t been born here, locals run into him on the street ment is still as clear as ice to looking at you saying, ‘Hey, we I would have never thought of and still want to shake his hand. 50Jim Whittaker: May 1, 1963. A paid to climb the mountain, “If I hadn’t been born climbing Everest,” Whittaker “There are people who come predawn wake-up call inside a not sit here.’ You always start here I would have says. up and say, ‘God, I remember flimsy, battered tent high on the up, because you can always turn Remarkably, the historic suc- the day. It changed my life. It South Col of Mount Everest, the around.” never thought of cess of the 1963 team — a true made me want to do stuff!’ ” wind howling loudly enough to The gale-force ground bliz- old-school expedition, with tons Like other climbers of his compel sane people to roll over zard on Everest, at an altitude climbing Everest’’ of gear packed 185 miles into era, Whittaker laments the big- and stay inside. twice Rainier’s, would not im- Everest Base Camp by 907 por- Jim Whittaker money, big-crowds world the Not Whittaker, who, like prove that day, but Whittaker ters — caused hardly a stir in Se- mountain has become over the others schooled on the icy slopes and Gombu pushed on, walking attle at the time, mostly because past five decades. of Mount Rainier, had his own together to the summit of the of the eight-day delay in sending But he hesitates to call for se- world’s highest peak. A decade news from Everest to Katman- vision of sane, both then and vere climbing limits out of fear after Kiwi climber Edmund du. But the city feted the team now. On what would become of discouraging people from a historic day, Whittaker and Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing peak climbing community, add- with a downtown parade when climbing, an activity he still his climbing partner, Nawang Norgay made the first ascent, ing a dimension of raw-edge members finally arrived home Gombu, simply did what had Whittaker and Gombu were the adventure to the local self-image in Seattle weeks later. views as transformational. been drilled into Whittaker by 10th and 11th humans to stand that lingers today, far beyond the Whittaker, who along with “I much prefer to see people years of climbing on Rainier. atop Everest, at 29,029 feet. realm of the climbing commu- twin brother Lou learned to testing themselves there, spend- “We knew there was a storm Whittaker’s status as the first nity, Whittaker hopes. climb with The Mountaineers, ing their money on good guides coming, and everybody thought American launched the West Climbing for him and others embraced the role of the expedi- and climbing, instead of go- we were nuts,” Whittaker says Seattle native down a path to- of his generation was never re- tion’s public face. ing out with a rifle hunting big with a chuckle. “But on Rainier ward national fame and status as ally an end unto itself, he says: It He would go on to lead local game,” Whittaker says. you always got out of the damn a Northwest icon. was a means to indulge in their outdoor retailer REI to national “I think nature is a great camp and started up. Because The landmark expedition true passion — celebrating a life prominence and command oth- teacher. Being in nature that way what if you cancel the climb, and also cemented Seattle’s role as lived outdoors, particularly in er major U.S. climbing expedi- is a good way to find out who the then you’re sitting there at Camp the heartland of America’s big- the unique surroundings of the tions. hell you are.”

Fishing and Hunting Report THE CHRONICLE’S CATCH OF THE WEEK San Juan Island Daily LEFT: This 14 pound king salmon was caught this week on the Columbia with Salmon Catch Limit West Coast Anglers. BOTTOM: Pictured is Rick Ravenscroft of Woodinville who returned to Soda Lake Will Be Reduced after many years. He caught these awe- some ish a trout and a jumbo crappie. Starting Friday

By The Seattle Times All lakes in our area now open Salmon anglers heading to except for Warden Lake which the San Juan Island beginning opens April 27, 2013. Friday (April 12) will face a re- Water temps in the sand duced daily catch limit. dunes on Potholes Reservoir State Fish and Wildlife man- have been reported to 60 de- agers approved the reduction of grees. from two to one fish after chi- Bass fishers have reported nook caught and/or released had largemouth caught and released gone over the preseason projec- to 6lbs 8oz in the sand dunes, tions. small mouth bass from the rocks Chinook fishing has been by Goose Island have been re- ported to 5lb 8ox. fairly good in the island chain Photo courtesy of Nathan Brandt of Winlock Photo courtesy of MarDon Resort during the entire winter season. Our Walleye action has be- San Juan Island anglers must gun in the Lind Coulee arm of release wild chinook not marked the Potholes Reservoir. Also, the with a clipped adipose fin indi- Crab Creek Channel between Local Fishing Reports bic feet per second on Monday, Hymer says the overall water cating they are of hatchery ori- the power line boat launch and Salmon/Steelhead April 8. Water visibility is 12 flow was up to 270,000 cubic feet gin. the Outlets of Moses Lake. feet. per second at Bonneville Dam The island chain has a man- Come out for our trout re- Cowlitz River reported that Kalama River reported that on Tuesday, which is almost agement guideline of 4,284 total lease at 10 am on April 13th. It 100 bank anglers kept one Chi- six bank anglers had no catch. double of what it had been ear- encounters with legal-size chi- is free to fish off the dock but nook and three steelhead. 40 lier this month. nook, according to state Fish you do still need a state fishing boat anglers kept three Chinook “Catches in the Cathlamet license and kids 12 and under and three steelhead plus released Lower Columbia Spring Chinook and Wildlife. Early estimates Fishery To Close After This Friday area had some good days with show anglers had caught or re- need a life vest. one Chinook. a fish per boat average, which is leased 4,976 chinook in the San Upcoming MarDon Events: Last week Tacoma Power The Lower Columbia River about as good as it gets,” Hym- Juan Islands through April 7. April 13: Trout Release on recovered 561 winter-run steel- spring chinook fishery got off to er said. “We were seeing about Sport fishing is open in the the MarDon Dock, Free Dock head and seven spring Chinook good start earlier this week, but half-a-fish per boat in other ar- San Juan Islands through April Fishing Day adults during five days of op- as of Wednesday the water con- eas. 30. April 20-21: Potholes Open erations at the Cowlitz Salmon ditions had started to get worse. There was a little surge of Bass Tournament Hatchery separator. “The (Lower Columbia) spring chinook at the Bonnev- Trout, Bass and Walleye Action May 4-5: Spring Walleye During the past week Taco- was still decent with about one ille Dam fish ladder with 145 Picks Up In Potholes Region Classic Tournament ma Power employees released 86 spring chinook for every eight on Monday, April 8, and 177 on May 8-10: TBF District steelhead and three spring Chi- boat rods on Monday, but the Tuesday, April 9 for a total of Here is a report from Annie Qualifies nook adults into Lake Scanewa water conditions (below Willa- 1,041 for the season. Meseberg with MarDon Resort May 18-19: MarDon Open above Cowlitz Falls Dam at the mette and Cowlitz) has gotten With that said the Lower in the Potholes Reservoir of Bass Tournament Day Use Site and 60 steelhead murky and the water flows real- Columbia spring chinook sport Eastern Washington: For additional details, call into the Tilton River at Gust ly increased,” said Joe Hymer, a fishery will close after this Fri- Trout action has been report- MarDon Resort at 800-416-2736 Backstrom Park in Morton. state Fish and Wildlife biologist. day, April 12. At this point, the ed from many seep lakes below or visit the MarDon Resort web- River flows at Mayfield Dam “The Willamette got some color state doesn’t plan to reopen the O’Sullivan Dam this past week. site. are approximately 6,620 cu- and so does the Cowlitz.” Lower Columbia. Sports 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 11, 2013 SPORTS

fense play," Elder added. Tuesday’s 2B Baseball Baseball The Bearcats, playing for the first time in over a week after Continued from Sports 1 spring break, scored twice in the first inning and led 4-0 after closed out the game and faced three frames. just three batters in the sixth — Dugan Shirer added two hits, one of whom he struck out, and two of whom he walked. He got and Steen and Elijah Johnson a helping hand from Gueller each drove in 2 runs. who, at catcher, picked off one "I was a little concerned com- runner at second and ended the ing out with how we'd do," Elder game by picking off a runner at said. "We had a real good ap- first. proach, and just kind of stayed "It wasn't exciting baseball, back, and had a lot of singles and and I think it was kind of a let- ran the bases well." down after yesterday," Elder Note: It was the third- said, referencing the Bearcats' straight game in which Black 9-0 road win over the Wolves Hills was held scoreless. on Tuesday. "We played real well yesterday, all around, and T-Birds Edge Tigers I think we came out today and thought we were going to be able TUMWATER — Garrett to do the same thing." Terrell secured his own win with a walk-off single in the bottom Shirer, batting in the leadoff Brandon Hansen / [email protected] spot, went 3 for 4, and Forgione of the seventh inning to give the Thunderbirds a 3-2 win over Napavine’s Layne Hellem (11) is congratulated by teammates after a home run during Central 2B baseball action against added a bunt single in the sixth Onalaska Tuesday on the Loggers’ home ield. inning. Centralia here Tuesday in Ever- Heyland pitched five innings green 2A Conference baseball and struck out eight for Black action. Hills. Terrell pitched all seven in- W.F. West (9-2 overall) will nings, striking out nine and Hellem’s Homers Hammer Ony walking two while allowing six plat at River Ridge on Friday. By The Chronicle something we’ve really been fo- Jensen Lindsay all added two hits. He also had two hits, with ONALASKA — Layne Hel- cusing on,” Tiger coach Bryan hits. The Tigers had 15 hits, total, Calkins, Bearcats Blank Wolves an RBI double. Bullock said. “And defensively in the late game. The Tigers, meanwhile, got lem smashed three home runs, TUMWATER — W.F. West and the Napavine offense found we were pretty solid behind “We’ve just been waiting to an RBI ground-ball out from Ty him.” break out. We played yesterday pounded out 11 hits and played Housden in the first inning, and its groove in Game 2 of a Cen- flawless defense to pick up a tral 2B League baseball sweep of The Tigers worked out of against Toledo-Winlock, and Zach Wood — who had two hits bases-loaded jams in the sixth then playing two games today, relatively easy 9-0 Evergreen 2A — scored on a fifth-inning wild Onalaska here Tuesday. Conference win over Black Hills Hellem hit a second-inning and seventh innings to preserve when we haven’t played that pitch. the shutout. here Tuesday. grand slam in the Tigers’ 9-0 many days in a row,” Bullock "We had our opportunities, Grace finished with two hits, said. “I think they kids just kind Tanner Gueller had three win in Game 1, and homered and we couldn't get a hit with while Jacob Mager had a pair of of settled in there in that second hits, and Brady Calkins account- twice to left-center to bring in 5 ed for two hits — with a double guys on base, or (Terrell) would hits for the Loggers. game, and seeing the live pitch- get a strikeout to end any threat," runs and lead his team to a 9-1 Grace scattered four hits and ing for three days in a row, we — while allowing just two hits in victory in the nightcap. a complete-game pitching effort. Centralia coach Rex Ashmore struck out five, with five walks, had some kids really break out.” said. "We just weren't very pro- David Grace hit a 2-run in six innings of work in the Mager plated the lone Logger "That's three real quality double in the bottom of the first starts in a row for him," Bearcat ductive in our outs, by any nightcap to get the win. run of the doubleheader with a means. We struck out way too inning in the opener, and Hel- “It was definitely not his solo home run in the third in- coach Tommy Elder said. "He lem’s slam put the Tigers up 6-0 didn't have as sharp of stuff as many times with opportunities sharpest outing, but he battled ning of Game 2. to score." in the second. Cole Doughty got and really kept them off bal- Napavine is scheduled to he did the last time out, but he the win on the mound, pitching threw lots of strikes." Brandon Conradi went the ance,” Bullock said. host Oakville on Monday, and into the sixth inning with seven Calkins struck out six with- distance for Centralia, striking Jorden Hartley had three hits, will play at Wahkiakum next out walking a batter and needed out four without a walk. strikeouts and four walks. including a solo home run, in Thursday. Onalaska (3-5 league) just 74 pitches in seven innings. "He actually deserved a lot “He did a nice job of attack- the second game, while Grace, will host Mossyrock next Thurs- "He and (catcher) Keylen better than he got," Ashmore ing the strike zone, which is Kaleb Sisson, Cole Doughty and day. (Steen) were definitely on the said. "He definitely gave us a same page, and just let our de- chance to win." Tuesday’s 2A Girls Tennis Tuesday’s 1A Baseball Capital Netters Bounce Lady Bearcats, 4-2 By The Chronicle gles, beat Natalie Schelnder 7-5, was a highlight. Tenino Holds Off Hoquiam OLYMPIA — The Bearcats 6-4 for the Bearcats, while Ste- "She kept her composure," vie Heitzman and Isabel Vander By The Chronicle Starting off the day on the picked up one win on the singles State said. "She was very patient, Stoep were leading the Cougars' mound, Gaul struck out 13 and side and one doubles win here waiting for her opportunities, HOQUIAM — The Beavers third duo in the second set when the Warhawks won 6-0 with 12 Tuesday in a 4-2 Evergreen 2A got a solid outing from Kolton Capital retired due to an injury. and then when she got her op- hits. In the nightcap, four hits Conference girls tennis loss to McKitrick here Tuesday in a 7-3 Cummings' win, Bearcat portunities she did a nice job of along with a home run by Gaul Capital. win over Hoquiam in SWW 1A Tess Cummings, at No. 3 sin- coach Jack State pointed out, finishing them off." League Evergreen Division base- wasn't enough as La Center ball action. struck back for an 8-4 win. 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Local Bowling Standings Prep Golf Cooley Leads Bearcats at Tumwater

By The Chronicle TUMWATER — Tumwa- ter Valley Golf Course provided a wet playing field for the W.F. West girls’ opening match, but the Bearcats did achieve their goal of matching clubs with top Tumwater golfer Kayla Monroe. Monroe shot a 40 with four pars and scored 32 of the Thun- derbirds’ 68 points using the Sta- bleford system. Centralia scored 34 points as a team behind a 53 by No. 1 golfer Hannah Cooley, good for 19 points. “We knew we were going to be doing well if we scored as many points as Tumwater’s No. 1 golfer,” W.F. West coach Bruce Thompson said. “She is one of the premiere golfers we’ve seen in the ranks over the years.” Lauren Clark scored 11 points for W.F. West, and Aimee Sennes notched 6 points. “Lauren started golfing last year and just Tuesday we changed her swing around and made some big changes,” Thompson said. No. 4 golfer Amber Johnson notched her first par as a W.F. West golfer and scored 4 points for her team. “I was really excited to watch Amber score her par,” Thompson said. “This is going to be one of the first pars she ever scores, she said she had done it in practice once before.” W.F. West (0-1 overall) plays next Thursday against Black Hills at Tumwater Valley Golf Course. “We had a good first match,” Thompson said “We felt good that our girls could come up with more Stableford points than Kayla.”

Tigers Improve to 2-0 The Centralia girls won their second match in as many days to start the season 2-0 with a 63-36 win over Black Hills in Evergreen 2A Conference ac- tion at Riverside Golf Course on Wednesday. Bailey Peters shot a 54 to pace the Tigers and earn 18 Stableford points. Lilja Voetberg, a senior playing for the first time, notched 17 points. “She turned the corner to- night,” Tiger coach Larry Moller- stuen said of Voetberg. “She’s do- ing a great job and working hard to get better.” Grace Burgess and Taylor Bell each scored 10 in the Stabl- eford system, which rewards play- ers for hole-by-hole scores in rela- tion to par. Lleo Vasquez, in her first varsity start, scored 8 points. Centralia (1-0 league, 2-0 over- all) is at Olympia Country Club against Capital on Wednesday. Tuesday’s Prep Golf Tiger Golfers Win Opener By The Chronicle The Centralia girls started the season off on the right foot with a nonleague victory over North Thurston at Riverside Golf Course on Tuesday night. In their season opener, the Tigers prevailed 58-56 using the Stabl- eford scoring system, which re- wards players with points based on their hole-by-hole score in re- lation to par, rather than overall strokes. Bailey Peters led the Tigers, notching a 12-over-par 48, and scoring 25 points in the Stabl- eford system. “Bailey would do just fine without the Stableford scoring,” Centralia coach Larry Mollerstu- en said. “She did good with that being the first round that’s she’s played.” Grace Burgess scored 11 points, while Lilja Voetberg had 9, Taylor Bell had 7 and Taylor Canfield scored 6 points. “The other girls are kind of new too it but I expect Grace and Liljia to shoot decent scores in the 40s,” Mollerstuen said. “The whole team has really been working hard since the end of February.” Centralia (1-0) will host their first league match against Riverside on Wednesday.

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Scoreboard PREP Mager (6) and Smeall; Napavine Okla. City at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 4, San Diego 3 Sports on the Air — Grace, Lindsay (7) and Woodrum Local Schedules Friday’s Games Thursday’s Games THURSDAY, April 11 THURSDAY, April 11 At Tumwater Chicago at Toronto, 4 p.m. Toronto at Detroit, 10 a.m. Baseball THUNDERBIRDS 3, TIGERS 2 Brooklyn at Indiana, 4 p.m. Chi. White Sox at Washington, 4 p.m. COLLEGE SOFTBALL Morton-White Pass at Mossyrock (2), Centralia 100 010 0 — 2 6 3 Philadelphia at Washington, 4 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Cleveland, 4 p.m. 8 p.m. 3 p.m. Tumwater 011 000 1 — 3 8 1 New York at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m. Baltimore at Boston, 4 p.m. Rainier at Tenino (2), 3 p.m. Batteries: Centralia — Brandon Milwaukee at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. Oakland at L.A. Angels, 7 p.m. ESPN2 — California at UCLA Wahkiakum at Pe Ell (2), 3 p.m. Conradi and Joe Blaser; Tumwater — Charlotte at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. Texas at Seattle, 7 p.m. GOLF Rochester at Elma (2), 3 p.m. Garrett Terrell and Ian Sugrue Boston at Miami, 4:30 p.m. San Francisco at Chi. Cubs, 11:20 a.m. Noon Fastpitch Memphis at Houston, 5 p.m. Chi. White Sox at Washington, 4 p.m. At Tumwater L.A. Clippers at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Morton-White Pass at Mossyrock (2), L.A. Dodgers at San Diego, 7: p.m. ESPN — Masters Tournament, first round, at 3 p.m. BEARCATS 9, WOLVES 0 Denver at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. Augusta, Ga. W.F. West 211 040 1 — 9 11 0 Sacramento at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. Onalaska at Napavine (2), 3 p.m. Friday’s Games Black Hills 000 000 0 — 0 2 2 Minnesota at Utah, 6 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Raininer at Tenino (2), 3 p.m. Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 4 p.m. Batteries: W.F. West — Calkins Oklahoma City at Portland, 7 p.m. Wahkiakum at Pe Ell (2), 3 p.m. Chi. White Sox at Cleveland, 4 p.m. 4 p.m. Rochester at Elma (2), 3 p.m. and Steen; Black Hills — Coates, Stuck Golden State at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Boston, 4 p.m. MLB — Regional coverage, Baltimore at Bos- Boys Soccer (4) and O’Bannon N.Y. Mets at Minnesota, 4 p.m. Centralia at Black Hills, 7 p.m. ton or N.Y. Yankees at Cleveland Toronto at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. Tumwater at W.F. West, 7 p.m. Softball 7:10 p.m. Toledo-Winlock at Woodland, TBD At Chehalis NHL Detroit at Oakland, 7 p.m. Boys Golf BEARCATS 20, WOLVES 1 (5 inn.) Houston at L.A. Angels, 7 p.m. ROOT — Texas at Seattle Willapa Harbor, Adna at Three Riv- Black Hills 000 01 — 1 5 6 NHL Standings Texas at Seattle, 7 p.m. MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY ers Christian, 3:30 p.m. W.F. West (12)25 1x — 20 12 0 EASTERN CONFERENCE San Francisco at Chi. Cubs, 11:20 a.m. 1:30 p.m. Girls Golf Batteries: Black Hills — Pennella, ATLANTIC GP W L OTL PTS Atlanta at Washington, 4 p.m. Hoquiam at Rochester, 3:30 p.m. Tarrow (1) and Tauscher; W.F. West — y-Pittsburgh 40 30 10 0 60 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. ESPN2 — NCAA Division I, playoffs, semifi- Girls Tennis Mattie Boucher and Caitlin Reynolds, N.Y. Islanders 40 20 16 4 44 Philadelphia at Miami, 4 p.m. nal, Yale vs. UMass-Lowell, at Pittsburgh Tumwater at Centralia, 3:30 p.m. Shania Kennedy (4) N.Y. Rangers 40 20 16 4 44 N.Y. Mets at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. Track & Field New Jersey 40 15 15 10 40 Milwaukee at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. 5 p.m. Adna, Morton-White Pass, Onalaska, At Centralia Philadelphia 39 17 19 3 37 L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. ESPN2 — NCAA Division I, playoffs, semifi- Pe Ell, Mossyrock at Napavine, 3:30 p.m. TIGERS 7, THUNDERBIRDS 2 NORTHEASTGP W L OTL PTS Colorado at San Diego, 7 p.m. nal, St. Cloud St. vs. Quinnipiac, at Pittsburgh Tenino at Rochester, 3:30 p.m. Tumwater 010 000 1 — 2 5 1 Boston 39 26 9 4 56 Centralia 300 130 x — 7 5 1 Montreal 39 25 9 5 55 MLB Leaders NBA BASKETBALL Batteries: Tumwater — Smith FRIDAY, April 12 Toronto 40 22 13 5 49 AL Batting Average 5 p.m. and McDaniel; Centralia — Mackenzie College Baseball Ottawa 39 19 14 6 44 1. Carlos Santana, CLE .500 Wasson and Sy Braaten TNT — New York at Chicago Centralia at Tacoma, 1 p.m. Buffalo 40 16 18 6 38 2. Lance Berkman, TEX .480 College Fastpitch SOUTHEASTGP W L OTL PTS 7:30 p.m. At Pe Ell 3. Adam Jones, BAL .471 Pierce at Centralia, 3 p.m. Washington 40 21 17 2 44 4. Alex Rios, CHW .419 TNT — Oklahoma City at Golden State Baseball GRIZZLIES 11, TROJANS 4 Winnipeg 41 20 19 2 42 5. Jed Lowrie, OAK .412 Capital at Centralia, 4:30 p.m. Hoquiam 030 440 0 — 11 19 1 Tampa Bay 39 17 20 2 36 NHL HOCKEY W.F. West at River Ridge, 4:30 p.m. Pe Ell 101 110 0 — 4 7 4 Carolina 39 16 21 2 34 NL Batting Average 4:30 p.m. Fastpitch Batteries: Hoquiam — J. Madison Florida 39 13 20 6 32 NBCSN — Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay River Ridge at W.F. West, 4:30 p.m. and S. King; Pe Ell — Miller and Hoke WESTERN CONFERENCE 1. Carl Crawford, LAD .464 Boys Soccer CENTRAL GP W L OTL PTS 2. Jean Segura, MIL .458 Tenino at Elma, 7 p.m. At Yakima x-Chicago 39 30 5 4 64 3. Matt Carpenter, STL .400 FRIDAY, April 12 Forks at Rochester, 7 p.m. Game 1 St. Louis 38 22 14 2 46 4. Bryce Harper, WSH .394 Track & Field TIMBERWOLVES 14, LIGHTNING Detroit 39 19 15 5 43 5. Adrian Gonzalez, LAD .393 AUTO RACING Adna at John Ingraham Twilight 2 (6 inn.) Columbus 40 17 16 7 41 9:30 a.m. meet (Columbia River High School), Morton-WP 147 11 — 14 13 0 Nashville 41 15 18 8 38 AL Home Runs SPEED — NASCAR Sprint Cup, practice for TBA La Salle 010 01 — 2 3 0 NORTHWESTGP W L OTL PTS 1. Michael Morse, SEA 6 Batteries: Morton-White Pass Vancouver 40 23 11 6 52 2. Chris Davis, BAL 5 NRA 500, at Fort Worth, Texas SATURDAY, April 13 — McCoy and Atkinson; La Salle — Riel Minnesota 39 22 15 2 46 3. Coco Crisp, OAK 4 Noon College Fastpitch and Fri Edmonton 40 16 17 7 39 3. Alex Rios, CHW 4 Centralia at Grays Harbor, 2 p.m. Calgary 39 14 21 4 32 3. Mark Reynolds, CLE 4 SPEED — NASCAR Sprint Cup, “Happy Hour Baseball Game 2 Colorado 40 13 22 5 31 Series,” final practice for NRA 500, at Fort Worth, TIMBERWOLVES 12, LIGHTNING Wishkah at Pe Ell (2), 3 p.m. PACIFIC GP W L OTL PTS NL Home Runs 1 (5 inn.) Texas Fastpitch Anaheim 41 27 9 5 59 1. Justin Upton, ATL 6 Morton-WP 515 10 — 12 13 0 W.F. West vs. Juanita (at UW Festi- Los Angeles 40 22 14 4 48 2. John Buck, NYM 5 2 p.m. val), 4 p.m. La Salle 000 01 — 1 2 2 San Jose 39 20 12 7 47 ESPN2 — NASCAR Nationwide Series, pole Batteries: Morton-White Pass 3. Dexter Fowler, COL 4 Adna vs. Burlington-Edison (at UW Phoenix 40 18 16 6 42 3. Bryce Harper, WSH 4 Festival), 10 a.m. — Brooks and Atkinson; La Salle — qualifying for O’Reilly Auto Parts 300, at Fort Dallas 39 19 17 3 41 5. Jayson Werth, WSH 3 Boys Soccer Brown and Lin Worth, Texas White Salmon at Toledo-Winlock, 2 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point AL Runs Batted In 3:30 p.m. p.m. At Westport for overtime loss. 1. Chris Davis, BAL 18 Track & Field BEAVERS 5, WILDCATS 1 x-clinched playoff spot SPEED — NASCAR Sprint Cup, pole qualify- 2. Billy Butler, KC 11 W.F. West at Pasco, TBD Tenino 300 101 0 — 5 7 1 y-clinched division ing for NRA 500, at Fort Worth, Texas Pe Ell at Lil Norway Invite (Poulsbo) Ocosta 000 001 0 — 1 2 3 3. Miguel Cabrera, DET 10 Toledo at Stevenson, noon Batteries: Tenino — Masters and Tuesday’s Games 3. Prince Fielder, DET 10 5:30 p.m. Weatherby; Ocosta — Sweeney and N.Y. Islanders 4, Philadelphia 1 3. Brandon Moss, OAK 10 ESPN2 — NASCAR Nationwide Series, Local Results Rutzer Pittsburgh 5, Carolina 3 O’Reilly Auto Parts 300, at Fort Worth, Texas Wednesday’s Results Columbus 4, San Jose 0 NL Runs Batted In Baseball At La Center Washington 3, Montreal 2 1. John Buck, NYM 15 BOXING At Chehalis Game 1 Tampa Bay 3, Ottawa 2 2. Todd Frazier, CIN 10 7 p.m. BEARCATS 5, WOLVES 1 WILDCATS 9, WARHAWKS 0 Winnipeg 4, Buffalo 1 3. Chase Utley, PHI 9 Black Hills 000 001 0 — 1 2 5 Toledo-Win. 000 000 0 — 0 4 5 St. Louis 1, Nashville 0 3. Justin Upton, ATL 9 SHO — Super lightweights, Amir Imam (8-0- W.F. West 000 221 x — 5 6 2 La Center 030 051 x — 9 6 1 Chicago 1, Minnesota 0 5. Carlos Beltran, STL 8 0) vs. Jeremy Bryan (16-2-0); Angelo Santana (14- Batteries: Black Hills — Hey- Batteries: Toledo-Winlock — Dallas 5, Los Angeles 1 0-0) vs. Carlos Cardenas (20-6-1), for vacant WBA land, Anderson (6), Warner (6) and Shelby Davison and Dustee Alvord; La O’Bannon; W.F. West — Steen, For- Center — Musselt and Zunstein Wednesday’s Games interim lightweight title, at Las Vegas gione (6) and Gueller N.Y. Rangers 3, Toronto 2, SO GOLF 8 p.m. Game 2 Boston 5, New Jersey 4 Softball WILDCATS 12, WARHAWKS 10 ESPN2 — Featherweights, Rico Ramos (21-2- Vancouver 4, Calgary 1 PGA Tour At Tumwater Toledo-Win. 103 231 0 — 10 13 7 0) vs. Oscar Gonzalez (17-2-0), at Shelton, Wash. Phoenix 3, Edmonton 1 Money Leaders THUNDERBIRDS 6, TIGERS 3 LA Center 040 024 2 — 12 13 4 Colorado 4, Anaheim 1 As of Apr. 11 GOLF Centralia 000 003 — 3 6 2 Batteries: Toledo-Winlock — Nik- 1. Tiger Woods $3,787,600 Tumwater 031 200 — 6 5 1 ki Smith, Davison (7) and Alvord; La Thursday’s Games Noon 2. Brandt Snedeker $2,859,920 Batteries: Tumwater — Glasgo Center — Smith, Jackson, Musselt and N.Y. Islanders at Boston, 4 p.m. ESPN — Masters Tournament, second round, Zunstein 3. Matt Kuchar $2,210,388 and McDaniels; Centralia — Erika Montreal at Buffalo, 4 p.m. at Augusta, Ga. Brower, Mackenzie Wasson (5) and Sy Ottawa at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. 4. Steve Stricker $1,845,420 Braaten At Olympia Carolina at Washington, 4 p.m. 5. Phil Mickelson $1,746,359 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL CAPITAL 4, W.F. WEST 2 Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. 6. Dustin Johnson $1,603,306 4 p.m. At Olympia Singles San Jose at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. 7. Hunter Mahan $1,553,965 BEARCATS 11, WOLVES 1 1. Lauren McCann (C ) def. Kyla Florida at Winnipeg, 5 p.m. 8. Keegan Bradley $1,412,026 MLB — Regional coverage, Atlanta at Wash- W.F. West 351 02 — 11 12 0 Richards, 6-1, 6-0 St. Louis at Minnesota, 5 p.m. 9. Charles Howell III $1,393,806 ington or Philadelphia at Miami Black Hills 100 00 — 1 3 3 2. Baylee Yost (C ) def. Lauren Colorado at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. 10. John Merrick $1,375,757 7:10 p.m. Batteries: W.F. West — Ali Gra- Wade, 6-2, 6-1 11. Russell Henley $1,331,433 ham and Caitlin Reynolds; Black Hills 3. Tess Cummings (W) def. Natalie Friday’s Games 12. Kevin Streelman $1,310,343 ROOT — Texas at Seattle Schelnder 7-5, 6-4 — Parker and Tauscher Ottawa at New Jersey, 4 p.m. 13. Michael Thompson $1,254,669 Doubles St. Louis at Columbus, 4 p.m. 14. Billy Horschel $1,254,224 1. Ellen Short/Soo-Youn Park (C ) SATURDAY, April 13 Girls Golf Dallas at Nashville, 5 p.m. 15. Martin Laird $1,185,200 def. Arianne Woodland/Morgan Dun- At Tumwater Valley Golf Course Detroit at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. 16. Brian Gay $1,184,802 AUTO RACING THUNDERBIRDS 68, BEARCATS 40 son, 6-1, 6-1 Phoenix at Calgary, 6 p.m. 2. Danielle Tabler/Alexis Gjurasic 17. Bill Haas $1,181,633 4 p.m. TUMWATER — Kayla Monroe 18. Chris Kirk $1,156,572 32, Laura Fimble 13, Anna Bedenark 11, (C ) def. Julie Spencer/Katie Hankins, FOX — NASCAR Sprint Cup, NRA 500, at 19. Justin Rose $1,155,550 Kaylee Paulsen 2 6-4, 6-4 20. D.A. Points $1,154,137 Fort Worth, Texas W.F. West — Hannah Cooley 19, 3. Stevie Heitzman/Isabel Vander MLB 21. Jason Day $1,115,565 Lauren Clark 11, Aimee Sennes 6, Am- Stoep (W) def. Olivia Whittenberg/ BOXING ber Johnson 4 Jada Pearson, 6-2, 2-0 (inj. default) American League 22. Jimmy Walker $1,062,787 8 p.m. 23. Josh Teater $961,038 East Division HBO — WBO champion Nonito Donaire (31- At Riverside Golf Course W L Pct GB 24. Webb Simpson $938,791 CENTRALIA 63, BLACK HILLS 36 NBA Boston 5 3 .625 — 25. Rickie Fowler $938,150 1-0) vs. WBA champion Guillermo Rigondeaux BLACK HILLS — Nicole Adams Baltimore 4 4 .500 1 26. Freddie Jacobson $935,675 (11-0-0), for WBO/WBA super bantamweight 13, Brianna Smith 9, Mara Harris 3, Sid- NBA Standings New York 4 4 .500 1 27. Rory McIlroy $897,503 ney Harmon 1, Lexi Sallas Eastern Conference Tampa Bay 4 5 .444 1½ 28. Scott Piercy $868,592 title, at New York CENTRALIA — Bailey Peters ATLANTIC W L PCT GB Toronto 3 5 .375 2 29. Graeme McDowell $866,653 COLLEGE BASEBALL 18, Grace Burgess 10, Lilja Voetberg 17, y-New York 51 26 .662 — Central Division 30. Ian Poulter $837,420 Noon Taylor Bell 10, Lleo Vasquez 8 x-Brooklyn 46 32 .590 5½ Kansas City 6 3 .667 — 31. Scott Brown $837,105 x-Boston 40 38 .513 11½ Chicago 4 4 .500 1½ 32. Charlie Beljan $836,702 ESPN2 — South Carolina at Florida Girls Tennis Philadelphia 31 47 .397 20½ Detroit 4 4 .500 1½ 33. Tim Clark $830,029 COLLEGE SOFTBALL At Tumwater Toronto 30 48 .385 21½ Minnesota 4 5 .444 2 34. Boo Weekley $830,009 2 p.m. W.F. WEST 4, BLACK HILLS 2 CENTRAL Cleveland 3 5 .375 2½ 35. Robert Garrigus $817,130 Singles y-Indiana 49 29 .628 — West Division 36. Jim Furyk $812,431 ESPN — LSU at Texas A&M Oakland 7 2 .778 — 1. Madison Sayler (B) def. Kyla x-Chicago 42 35 .545 6½ 37. Sergio Garcia $789,992 Texas 6 3 .667 1 7 p.m. Richards, 6-1, 6-1 x-Milwaukee 37 41 .474 12 38. Henrik Stenson $771,294 Seattle 4 6 .400 3½ ESPN2 — Washington at Arizona St. 2. Bailey Weatherby (B) def. Lau- Detroit 27 52 .342 22½ 39. Bubba Watson $767,300 Houston 3 6 .333 4 ren Wade, 7-6 (7-4), 6-4 Cleveland 24 54 .308 25 40. Geoff Ogilvy $753,163 GOLF 3. Tess Cummings (W) def. Natalie SOUTHEAST Los Angeles 2 6 .250 4½ Capp, 6-0, 6-4 z-Miami 62 16 .795 — National League Noon Doubles x-Atlanta 43 36 .544 19½ East Division CBS — Masters Tournament, third round, at 1. Morgan Dunson/Arianne Washington 29 50 .367 33½ W L Pct GB Augusta, Ga. Woodland (W) def. Jenny Nguyn/Riley Orlando 20 59 .253 42½ Atlanta 8 1 .889 — NASCAR Martin, 4-6, 6-2, 6-2 Charlotte 18 60 .231 44 Washington 6 2 .750 1½ HORSE RACING 2. Julie Spencer/Katie Hankins WESTERN CONFERENCE New York 5 4 .556 3 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup 1:30 p.m. (W) def. Rachel Bennett/Brianna Mar- NORTHWEST W L PCT GB Philadelphia 4 5 .444 4 Standings tin, 6-1, 6-3 x-Oklahoma City57 21 .731 — Miami 1 8 .111 7 As of Apr. 11 NBC — NTRA, Blue Grass Stakes, at Lexing- 3. Isabel Vander Stoep/Stevie x-Denver 54 24 .692 3 Central Division 1. Jimmie Johnson 231 ton, Ky. Heitzman (W) def. Yan Koh/Wendy Yu, Utah 41 38 .519 16½ Cincinnati 5 4 .556 — 2. Brad Keselowski 225 3 p.m. 6-0, 6-1 Portland 33 45 .423 24 St. Louis 5 4 .556 — 3. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 219 Minnesota 29 49 .372 28 Chicago 3 5 .375 1½ 4. Kyle Busch 203 NBCSN — NTRA, Arkansas Derby, at Hot Tuesday’s Results PACIFIC Pittsburgh 3 6 .333 2 5. Kasey Kahne 199 Springs, Ark. Baseball y-L.A. Clippers 52 26 .667 — Milwaukee 2 6 .250 2½ 6. Greg Biffle 199 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL At La Center x-Golden State 45 33 .577 7 West Division 7. Carl Edwards 193 Game 1 L.A. Lakers 42 37 .532 10½ Arizona 6 3 .667 — 8. Clint Bowyer 179 9:30 a.m. WARHAWKS 6, WILDCATS 0 Sacramento 28 50 .359 24 San Francisco 6 3 .667 — 9. Paul Menard 179 FOX — Regional coverage, Tampa Bay at Bos- Los Angeles 5 3 .625 ½ Toledo-Win. 002 210 1 — 6 12 0 Phoenix 24 55 .304 28½ 10. Matt Kenseth 172 Colorado 5 4 .556 1 ton, San Francisco at Chicago Cubs, or Atlanta at La Center 000 000 0 — 0 1 3 SOUTHWEST 11. Joey Logano 167 Batteries: Toledo-Winlock — San Diego 2 6 .250 3½ y-San Antonio 57 21 .731 — 12. Jeff Gordon 164 Washington Mack Gaul and Jacob Givens; La Center x-Memphis 53 25 .679 4 13. Jamie McMurray 162 4 p.m. — Brock and Handcuff x-Houston 44 34 .564 13 Tuesday’s Games 14. Kevin Harvick 161 Dallas 38 40 .487 19 Detroit 7, Toronto 3 MLB — Regional coverage, Cincinnati at Pitts- 15. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 158 Game 2 New Orleans 27 52 .342 30½ Washington 8, Chicago White Sox 7 burgh or Toronto at Kansas City WILDCATS 8, WARHAWKS 4 N.Y. Yankees 14, Cleveland 1 16. Aric Almirola 149 La Center 110 002 4 — 8 11 0 x-clinched playoff spot Texas 6, Tampa Bay 1 17. Casey Mears 146 6:10 p.m. Toledo-Win. 003 000 1 — 4 12 5 y-clinched division Kansas City 7, Minnesota 4 18. Denny Hamlin 145 ROOT — Texas at Seattle Batteries: Toledo-Winlock — Joel Oakland 9, L.A. Angels 5 19. Kurt Busch 144 Martin, John Meyers (7) and Givens; La Tuesday’s Games Houston 16, Seattle 9 20. Marcos Ambrose 144 MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY Center — Beuitez and Handcuff Indiana 99, Cleveland 94 San Diego 9, L.A. Dodgers 3 21. Mark Martin 136 4 p.m. New York 120, Washington 99 Washington 8, Chicago White Sox 7 22. Tony Stewart 135 ESPN — NCAA Division I, playoffs, champi- At Hoquiam Brooklyn 104, Philadelphia 83 Philadelphia 8, N.Y. Mets 3 23. Ryan Newman 134 BEAVERS 7, GRIZZLIES 3 Miami 94, Milwaukee 83 Atlanta 3, Miami 2 24. Jeff Burton 131 onship, Yale/UMass-Lowell winner vs. St. Cloud Tenino 111 300 1 — 7 10 0 Toronto 101, Chicago 98 Chicago Cubs 6, Milwaukee 3 25. Martin Truex Jr. 126 St./Quinnipiac winner, at Pittsburgh Hoquiam 010 002 x — 3 9 0 Houston 101, Phoenix 98 St. Louis 5, Cincinnati 1 26. Danica Patrick 119 NHL HOCKEY Batteries: Tenino — Kolton McK- Memphis 94, Charlotte 75 Pittsburgh 6, Arizona 5 27. J.J. Yeley 109 itrick, Ben Peterson (6) and Zack Cham- Oklahoma City 90, Utah 80 San Francisco 9, Colorado 6 28. Bobby Labonte 105 Noon berlain; Hoquiam — Sandfipher and Golden State 105, Minnesota 89 29. Dave Blaney 104 NBCSN — Philadelphia at Buffalo Bishop L.A. Lakers 104, New Orleans 96 Wednesday’s Games 30. Juan Pablo Montoya 101 PREP BASKETBALL Toronto 8, Detroit 6 31. AJ Allmendinger 92 Tampa Bay 2, Texas 0 At Onalaska Wednesday’s Games 32. David Ragan 88 5 p.m. Game 1 Washington 5, Chicago White Sox 2 Detroit 111, Cleveland 104 33. David Reutimann 80 ESPN2 — All-Star game, Jordan Brand Classic, TIGERS 9, LOGGERS 0 Atlanta 124, Philadelphia 101 N.Y. Yankees at Cleveland, ppd., rain 34. David Gilliland 80 Onalaska 000 000 0 — 0 4 4 Orlando 113, Milwaukee 103, OT Baltimore 8, Boston 5 at Brooklyn, N.Y. 35. David Stremme 71 Napavine 240 021 x — 9 6 2 Miami 103, Washington 98 Kansas City 3, Minnesota 0 SOCCER Batteries: Onalaska — McMil- Brooklyn 101, Boston 93 Oakland 11, L.A. Angels 5 36. Travis Kvapil 63 lion, Mager (6) and Smeall; Napavine Phoenix 102, Dallas 91 Houston 8, Seattle 3 37. Landon Cassill 50 2:55 p.m. — Doughty, Lindsay (6) and Woodrum L.A. Lakers 113, Portland 106 St. Louis 10, Cincinnati 0 38. Michael McDowell 41 ESPN2 — Mexican Primera Division, Cruz Sacramento 121, New Orleans 110 Arizona 10, Pittsburgh 2 39. Terry Labonte 37 Azul vs. Tijuana, at Mexico City Game 2 L.A. Clippers 111, Minnesota 95 San Francisco 10, Colorado 0 40. Scott Speed 35 TIGERS 9, LOGGERS 1 Denver 96, San Antonio 86 Washington 5, Chicago White Sox 2 41. Ken Schrader 29 4:30 p.m. Onalaska 001 000 0 — 1 4 2 Philadelphia 7, N.Y. Mets 3 42. Michael Waltrip 23 NBCSN — MLS, Los Angeles at Dallas Napavine 301 131 x — 9 15 2 Thursday’s Games Atlanta 8, Miami 0 43. Scott Riggs 6 Batteries: Onalaska — Smith, New York at Chicago, 5 p.m. Milwaukee at Chicago, ppd., rain 44. Timmy Hill 5 • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 11, 2013

2A Softball Pocklington Homers Again in Tigers’ Loss By The Chronicle 3-2 league) who play at River TUMWATER — The Ti- Ridge today. gers rallied in the sixth but couldn’t get past Tumwater Tigers Hand T-Birds First Loss in a 6-3 Evergreen 2A Con- ference softball loss here on Parker Pocklington Wednesday. knocked a pair of 3-run hom- That didn’t stop Centralia ers, and the Tigers handed slugger Parker Pocklington defending Evergreen 2A from shining, however, as she Conference champion Tum- hit her fifth home run of the water its first league loss of season and third dinger in the season, 7-2, on Tuesday at two days. Fort Borst Park. Pocklington finished the Pocklington hit a 3-run game 2 for 3, and her 2-run shot in the first inning, and homer was part of 3 runs added her second 3-run shot scored by the Tigers in the fi- — and fourth homer of the nal frame of the game. year — in the fifth inning, “We did a nice job of get- pushing Centralia’s lead to 7-1. ting going in the sixth but I “She really clutched up felt like we could have done when we had runners on,” Ti- better,” Centralia coach Can- ger coach Candy Hallom said. dy Hallom said. “We stum- “The big difference in the bled a little bit and I hope we game was when we had run- can get right back up.” ners on, we made something Tumwater scored 3 in the happen and got those runs in.” second inning, 1 in the third Freshman Payton Pock- and 2 in the fourth on five lington also went 2 for 3, and hits. Centralia was playing Mackenzie Wasson tossed all in its third game in as many five innings to get the win. days due to previously rained- “She did really well today,”

out and made up games. Hallom said. “She had good Brandon Hansen / [email protected] “I like to play games be- placement, and only gave up W.F. West’s Tailor Albright watches a hit late in the Bearcats’ 20-1 win over Black Hills Tuesday in Chehalis. cause once you get into it, you five hits. She was pretty solid.” get a lot of great game experi- Tumwater came into the ence,” Hallom said. “But af- game with a 6-0 record, with ter last nights game it would two wins over Aberdeen and have been nice to have a prac- one over W.F. West in EvCo Bearcats Blast Black Hills tice in between to tweak some play. things.” “We’ll do well if we keep By The Chronicle They’ll host EvCo foe Capital to- for the Bearcats without walk- The marathon continues playing like we have the last TUMWATER — W.F. West day at 4:30 p.m. ing a batter, and struck out three. for the Tigers, (4-2 overall, couple games,” Hallom added. got out to another big lead The defense behind her played against Black Hills and notched W.F. West Hammers Wolves 20-1 flawlessly and turned a 6-4-3 its second straight win over its double play. Tuesday’s Prep Softball Evergreen 2A Conference oppo- W.F. West scored 12 runs in W.F. West (5-1, 4-1 league) will nent, this time by a score of 11-1 the bottom of the first inning play at Black Hills on Tuesday. here Wednesday. and didn’t give Black Hills any MWP Hammers La Salle Pitcher Ali Graham went the chance to rally in a five-inning, distance for the Bearcats, strik- 20-1 Evergreen 2A Conference By The Chronicle nold said. “La Center was hitting ing out nine without walking softball victory Tuesday after- YAKIMA — The Timber- the ball well too.” a batter and surrendering just noon in Chehalis. wolves came back from spring In the nightcap, Stephanie three hits. Marissa Reynolds hit a 2-run break focused, and proved it on Yoder went 4 for 5 with 2 runs “It was a quick game that homer in her only official plate a road trip sweep of La Salle here scored, an RBI and a double for lasted about an hour,” W.F. West appearance, Kassidy Grandoff Tuesday in nonleague softball the Warhawks. Toledo-Winlock coach Mike Keen said. “It’s posi- was 3 for 4 with a double and Subscribe to our feeds and get action. led 9-4 heading into the bot- tive when you can go out there Chloe Lewis went 2 for 2 with a updates fast to your phone. Morton-White Pass pounded tom of the fifth before La Center and not commit any errors.” double for the Bearcats. @Chronline – General news out 26 hits to beat the Lightning scored 2 runs in the bottom of W.F. West jumped out to a The winners piled up 12 hits 14-2 and 12-1. the frame, then added 4 more in 9-1 lead after three innings be- in four innings of work at the @ChronAVT – Aaron VanTuyl sports “I thought we hit the ball a the sixth and 2 more in the sev- fore adding two more runs in plate. @Chronsport – Sports desk little better,” MWP coach Darin enth. the fifth frame. Kenna Tornow, Black Hills starting pitcher Allen said of the opener. “They Also in the second game, Jessica McKay, Kaitlin Moore Gabi Pennella left the game with @Bmittge – Assistant editor notes had five walks, so we hit the ball Emily Robins was 1 for 4 with 2 and Tessa Wollan all had two a back injury in the first inning, @Michaelwagar – News from the editor and then we were patient at the runs scored and a double, while hits. Kassidy Grandorff went 2 and the Bearcats took advantage plate and worked some walks. Taylor Thomas was 1 for 3 with a @Cmfossett – Updates from the for 3 with a double as well. of a handful of walks — as well publisher’s desk We did a good job watching the 3-run homer. “Kassidy has been hitting the as six miscues in the field by the ball, too.” Toledo-Winlock (2-8 over- ball really well lately,” Keen said. Wolves. Morton-White Pass scored 7 all, 2-4 league) will host White The Bearcats (6-1 overall, 5-1 Mattie Boucher, meanwhile, runs in the third inning of the Salmon next Tuesday. league) had 12 hits as a team. allowed five hits in five innings 14-2 Game 1 win. Kylie Allen went 3 for 3, and Darian Atkin- Beavers Win at Westport son, Whitney Elledge and Ash- ley Kelly each had two hits. WESTPORT — Tenino Madison McCoy got the win picked up its second win of the in the circle, allowed three hits season here Tuesday, taking and walking two batters. down Ocosta 5-1 in nonleague The second contest was more softball action. of the same, with Kelly and At- The Beavers plated 3 runs in kinson each going 3 for 3 and the top of the first inning, which Sharon Hazen and Jade Lundy proved to be enough for the win. recording two hits apiece. Morgan Masters pitched all sev- As Taylor Brooks allowed two en innings, holding the Wildcats hits and gave up one walk in the to two hits with eight strikeouts late game to get the win. and a walk. 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MLB Houston, We Have a Problem FALLING FLAT: Mariners Drop Series to Astros in Front of Smallest Crowd in Safeco History SEATTLE (AP) — Rick An- kiel and Chris Carter each hit a two-run homer to help the Houston Astros beat the Seattle Mariners 8-3 on Wednesday night before the smallest crowd in Safeco Field history. Carlos Pena had three hits and scored twice for the Astros, who also got two RBIs from J.D. Marti- HOUSTON 8 nez and a late SEATTLE 3 home run by Marwin Gonzalez. Brad Pea- cock earned first major league win since 2011. After losing 3-0 on Mon- day, the Astros scored 24 runs on 37 hits in winning the final two games of the series. The an- nounced attendance of 10,493 Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press for the finale was a record low Seattle Mariners right ielder Michael Saunders, second right, lies on the ield against the Houston Astros in the irst inning of a baseball game Wednesday, in Seattle. for Safeco Field, which opened Saunders left the game with an injury after running into the outield wall. 13½ years ago. Carter, who hit two home Brendan Ryan lost in the dusk. enth with his home run to left runs in a 16-9 rout Tuesday, Castro scored on Pena’s single, off Carter Capps. added three hits in this one. He the first unearned run (out of Notes: The Mariners called finished the series 8 for 15 with 54) allowed by the Mariners this up LHP Bobby LaFromboise three homers and five RBIs. season. from Triple-A Tacoma and op- Houston, which arrived in Martinez doubled home tioned LHP Lucas Luetge to Seattle with a .199 batting aver- Pena for a 5-0 lead. their top farm team. Wedge said age, hit .367 in the series. Shoppach’s first home run the move was necessary because Peacock (1-1) allowed three with the Mariners was a solo of the strain on the pitching runs and four hits in five-plus shot to left in the third. His staff after Tuesday’s loss. “It was innings for his first big league second drive to left in the fifth nothing in regard to Lucas. He victory since Sept. 22, 2011, with required a video replay to con- has options. He threw three in- Washington at Philadelphia. firm that it was a double. With Kelly Shoppach had three nings (Tuesday) and we needed Dustin Ackley on first, Shop- another arm,” Wedge said. ... hits for the Mariners, including pach hit a long shot to left-center. OF Casper Wells, beaten out for a home run and an RBI double. The ball ticked off the glove of Franklin Gutierrez hit his third a leaping Martinez and hit the the final Mariners roster spot homer in the sixth. yellow line at the top of the wall. in spring training by Jason Bay, Seattle right fielder Michael Ackley raced around to score. was claimed off waivers by To- Saunders sprained his right After Mariners manager ronto. ... Michael Morse, tied shoulder crashing into the out- Eric Wedge argued that it was for the big league lead with six field wall to make a catch in a home run, crew chief Wally home runs, was rested. ... Astros the first inning. He will be re- Bell gathered the umpires and RHP Alex White, a candidate examined Thursday and the they marched under the stands for the rotation until a March team said he is expected to miss to check the replay. They ruled it 29 arm injury, will undergo “some time.” a double and Shoppach was left Tommy John surgery Thursday. The Astros scored three stranded. ... Seahawks coach Pete Carroll Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press times off Blake Beavan (0-1) in Gutierrez’s leadoff shot in was in attendance behind home Houston Astros closing pitcher Jose Veras reacts after the team beat the Seattle the second, highlighted by An- the sixth ended Peacock’s night. plate. Mariners in a baseball game Wednesday in Seattle. The Astros won 8-3. kiel’s shot to center. Mariners He walked one and struck out pitchers have allowed 19 home three. runs, most in the majors. The Mariners have 14 home Houston added two more runs in their first 10 games. runs in the third. Jason Castro They hit just five through 10 reached on a two-base error games last season and didn’t hit when Gutierrez couldn’t gather No. 14 until their 20th game. a popup in center that shortstop Carter put it away in the sev- UPCOMING MARINERS

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Thu, Apr. 11 vs. Texas

7:10 p.m. Hernandez vs. Grimm

Fri, Apr. 12 vs. Texas

7:10 p.m. Iwakuma vs. Darvish

Sat, Apr. 13 vs. Texas

6:10 p.m. Saunders vs. Ogando

Sun, Apr. 14 vs. Texas

1:10 p.m. Maurer vs. Tepesch

Tue, Apr. 16 vs. Detroit

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Wed, Apr. 17 vs. Detroit

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Pete Caster / [email protected] Collette Hart, center, leads an advanced belly dancing class as Cecelia Heppe, right, and LeElla Sorensen follow Hart’s lead on Thursday, March 14, at Beyond Antiquity on Tower Avenue in Centralia.

By Stephanie Schendel [email protected] In a small dance studio in downtown Centralia, five women danced, twirled and moved their hips to Middle Eastern music. With each step, the coins on the scarves tied around their waist chimed together. During the hour-and-a-half advanced belly dancing class, held each Thursday in a dance studio 211C N. Tower Ave., the women practiced a series of theatrical dances, using props, like swords, daggers and scarves, to further extend their body’s movements. The women are apart of a six-woman Centralia belly dancing troupe, the Gypsy Chicks. While bellydancing overall is a fun way to break a sweat and elevate your heart rate, it is also a fantastic way to strengthen your core, said Collette Hart, the instructor for the classes and the leader of the troupe, a Centralia woman who has been belly dancing for 16 years. “It’s all about isolation,” she said. “It improves Cecelia Heppe, center, and LeElla Sorensen, right, perform a belly dance your core strength like you wouldn’t believe.” during an advanced belly dance class at Beyond Antiquity on Tower Also, she said, it is zero to low impact, so it does Avenue in Centralia on Thursday, March 14. not affect your joints. “You learn to control parts of your body that you didn’t know you had,” Hart said. Hart said she first learned to belly dance from videos. Hart said she has been teaching belly dancing since 2004. Hart teaches three classes a week: two for beginners on Tuesday and Wednesday, and one for intermediate and advanced students on Thursday. She said she will also start teaching a Saturday class that focuses on the belly dancing moves and exercises that gets people’s stomach in shape for summer. Despite the small rural community, she said, there is enough interest in learning how to belly

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DANCE: Belly Dancing Lets a Female Body Move the Way It’s Meant to Move Continued from Life 1 Eastern music, Hart said. On There is no weight or age Thursday night, the women limit for belly dancing, she said. BELLY DANCING CLASSES dance for her to keep the small danced to songs that ranged Currently, her youngest student studio in business. from Latin American music to is 27 years old, and her oldest The classes are held at Beyond Antiquity at 211C N. Tower Ave. Beginner classes are held on Tuesday, from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., “It ebbs and flows,” she said. pop and techno. student is 66 years old. Several women in the group “It’s not just a dance for and on Wednesday from 10:15 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. Those interested in “Some months we can barely pay participating are asked to call before attending. the bills, others we have lots of said one of the most difficult women,” Hart said, adding that students.” part about belly dancing she has had men in the past Cost: $15 for one class or $50 per month. When one of the women was getting over their self participate in her classes. Instructors: would misstep, miss a cue or consciousness. She said she only had one Collette Hart, (360) 508-1334 move in the wrong direction “The toughest part is the rule in the class: no one can use Jen Roundtree (36) 508-3333 during Thursday’s class, the courage to start,” said Shellie the word “can’t.” group would laugh and smile Garms, who is in her second One of the best parts about The Gypsy Chicks are also available for parties, performances and and continue dancing. year of bellydancing. “It’s teaching the class, she said, is private lessons As they danced, often times addicting if you stick to it.” not only watching her students’ isolating one section of their Garms said when she dancing improve, but also body, like their stomach, arms initially told her family she watch their self confidence grow. One of the women in the troup, her get over her shyness. or hips, they faced a large wanted to learn to belly dance “It’s amazing to watch the LeElla Sorensen, of Rochester, “It brought me out of my shell,” mirror on one wall of the small they were not supportive of the confidence they gain,” Hart said she started belly dancing four Sorensen said. “I used to be a dance studio. A banner that idea, telling her she was “too said. “They just start glowing.” years ago and that dancing helped wallflower.” read, “Free your hips and your old and didn’t have the body for mind will follow” hung above it. it.” “It’s a very expressive dance,” Many of the other women Hart said. “It lets a female body in the group also said they also Make A Splash move the way it’s meant to move. had very little support from It’s very sensual, not sexual.” their families. Thorbeckes This Summer with Swim Lessons at Thorbeckes! The group dances to a large “We are the support for each variety of music, not just Middle other,” Hart said. • Day, Evening & Weekends Summer • Private Lessons Available Healthy ways to speed • Call For Pricing Options Camps Call 360-736-1683 2013 for more info or visit up your metabolism www.thorbeckes.com

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Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations

Voice of the People High School Students Help Out at Grade School

With United Way of Lewis County recently working to allocate funding to various nonprofit organizations, which charity would you choose to give money to?

“The Make a Wish (Foundation).”

Brooklynn Sotak Lacey, Centralia College student

Photographs submitted by Deborah Carey, Centralia School District Centralia High School sports medicine student Jake Peterson tests the relexes of Oakview Elementary student Bryant Croy during a recent visit to the Centralia school.

Sports Medicine Students Visit Oakview Elementary “March of Dimes. I for Human Body Lesson have a friend who’s By Deborah Carey doing the march.” Centralia School District Twenty-four Centralia High School sports Julie Ledford medicine students recently visited Ann Carper’s Olympia, Centralia College vice fourth-grade classroom at Oakview Elementary president of human resources to help with a lesson on the human body. The and legal affairs Oakview students rotated through each group of CHS students, who taught them about a major joint in the body. The first group of CHS students, Trevor Bau- mann, Jessica Clark, Tyson Larson and Kayla Sims, went over the ankle and taught students about lax- ity, inversion and ankle sprains. The next joint covered was the shoulder, taught by Alyx Chamberlain, Cole Riccardo, Jake Ric- cardo and Julian Tartios. They explained why the shoulder is a ball and socket joint and how it al- lows rotation. Up next was the hand, wrist and thumb, taught by Charlene Carrell, Sasha Henson, Mackenzie Kelly and Kevin Murphy. They explained about “I like charities for the opposable thumb and what it allows humans to do. cystic fibrosis.” The knee was explained by Bo Ramirez, Jake Peterson, Michael Estrada and Bryant Croy. They Candi Fetch taught students about the patellar tendon, reflexes Centralia, executive assistant and patellar tendinitis. Chance Hertwig, Brad Miller, Emily Keir and Nathan Winkle taught students about the cranium and discussed signs, symptoms and testing of a concussion. They also explained what someone should do if they think they have a concussion. The last group of students, Rainy Kendall, Der- ek Putman, John Sharkey and Zach Bonagofski, went over the elbow and taught students how the Centralia High School student Trevor Baumann uses basketball to show Oakview Elementary students structure of the elbow allows motion and assists in how the elbow joint works. throwing and about elbow tendinitis.

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Upcoming Activities & Events Monday, April 15 Mound, proceeds to help buy goals for Topics will include: exhibit, as well as workshops the Adna High School girls soccer team, Teams to Compete • Integrated pest management: and lectures beginning on Fri- (360) 767-0631 Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors in Knowledge Bowl • Choosing the right herbicide day. The event culminates with open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 for management of woody brush an English Mommy & Me Tea p.m.; food available, (360) 736-9030 Comedy mind reader Eric Dittelman, The 22nd annual Knowledge 7 p.m., Corbet Theatre, Centralia College, Bowl, sponsored by Our Litera- and perennial noxious weeds on Sunday afternoon. no admission with canned food cy Council, will be held at 6 p.m. • New noxious weed invaders Friday’s events begin at 1:30 Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia donation, 736-9391, ext. 275 in Southwest Washington p.m. with the lecture “The His- Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, Thursday at Corbet Theatre on $1.50, other menu items, (360) 736-1146 the Centralia College campus. Presenters will be Sheila tory of Dolls: The Very Begin- Public Agencies Teams from businesses and Gray, WSU Lewis County Exten- ning.” At 2:30 p.m., attendees Napavine Planning Commission, 6 organizations around Lewis sion; Bruce Alber, Wilbur-Ellis can learn about the history of Tuesday, April 16 p.m., 407 Birch Ave. S.W., Napavine, Co., Todd Murray, WSU Ska- Schoenhut dolls. Friday’s lec- (360) 262-3547, ext. 213 County will enjoy a lightheart- ed evening of competition and mania County Extension; An- tures are $7.50 each or $12 for Genealogical banter, involving trivia on a va- gelica Velazquez, Cowlitz County both and include museum ad- Lewis County Interlocal Organization Noxious Weed Control Board; mission. of Fire Districts 2, 15 and 7, 7 p.m., Fire riety of subjects. Presentation to District 20 (Vader) main station, (360) Tasty appetizers will be pro- and Bill Wamsley, Lewis County On Saturday, three lectures/ Focus on Overcoming 864-2366 vided by the Lucky Eagle Casino. NWCB workshops are available. At 11 Raffle drawings will feature There is no cost for the pro- a.m., participants can learn how ‘Brick Walls’ Wednesday, April 17 donations from various restau- gram. Registration is requested by to care for dolls and make com- rants and shops, including the calling (360) 740-1212. mon repairs. At 1 p.m., visitors Eileen Dodge will presenting The event is sponsored by can attend the lecture, “History of a program on “Breaking Down grand prize: an overnight get- Lyceum Talk to Focus away for two at the Lucky Eagle WSU Lewis County Extension Cloth Dolls.” The museum is en- Your Brick Walls” at the Lewis and the Lewis County NWCB. couraging visitors to bring their County Genealogical Society’s on Arizona Ban Landings Hotel. Participating teams are For more information, call dolls for the 3 p.m. identification meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Wamsley at (360) 740-1215 or workshop. Cost is $7.50 per lec- Lewis County PUD auditorium. on Ethnic Studies TranAlta, United Way of Lew- is County, Centralia College Gray at (360) 740-1214. ture/workshop or $15 for all three, Those “brick walls” might Eileen Yoshina, director of including museum admission. include disowned children, big- diversity and equity at South Foundation, Centralia College Biotech Day, all day, Centralia High faculty, Lewis County Young The Mommy & Me Tea, a tra- amy, name changes, duplicate Puget Sound Community Col- School, 330-7605 ditional English tea, will be 1-3 names, naming customs, wrong lege, will be discussing Arizona’s Professionals, Centralia Rotary, Chehalis Rotary, Centralia High p.m. Sunday. The event will in- gender, informal adoptions, race ban on ethnic studies during a Knowledge Bowl, team pretest, clude tiaras and make and take changes, illegitimacy and un- Lyceum Series presentation at School teachers, Centralia-Che- 5:30 p.m., competition 6 p.m., Corbet halis Soroptomists, The Chron- Theatre, Centralia College, to support kids crafts. The cost is $40 per known fathers. 1 p.m. Wednesday at Centralia adults attempting to get their GED, (360) mom and child plus $10 for addi- Dodge is membership chair College. icle and Centralia Timberland Library 880-1647 tional children. Reservations are for the Olympia Genealogical Lyceum is free and may also required. Society and does voluntary ge- be taken as Humanities 286, 1 All proceeds will go to sup- port the Literacy Council’s GED Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix The museum can be reached nealogy research. She co-edits credit. Classes are held either Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 by calling (360) 748-0831 or the journal, co-administrators in WAH 103 or, if more space is Student Assistance Fund, which provides scholarships to cover emailing director@lewiscounty- the DNA Project, and docu- needed, in Corbet Theatre. “Wait Until Dark,” 7:30 p.m., Evergreen museum.org ments and maintains a world- For additional information, GED testing fees and supplies Playhouse, Centralia, pay what you will necessary for study. wide genealogy database of call Jody Peterson, (360) 736- “Wait Until Dark,” 8 p.m., Evergreen more tham 100,000 names for 9391 or email her at jpeterson@ Friday, April 19 Playhouse, Centralia, $10, tickets available the Dodge Family Association. centraliaa.edu. at Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis; Santa Lucia Workshop on Coffee and Sterling Bank, Centralia; and Visitors are welcome. For in- brownpapertickets.com. formation, call Teresa at (360) Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Invasive Pests Will Three-Day Event at 269-7772 or check out the web- starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis be at Fairgrounds Museum to Feature Dolls Randy Linder, classic rock, 9 p.m.-1 site at www.walcgs.org. a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle The Lewis County PUD is A workshop titled “Inva- The Lewis County Histori- Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 Taco Night, 6-8 p.m., Centralia Eagles, sive Pests: Weeds and Insects” cal Museum will be hosting a located at 345 NW Pacific Ave., hard-shell tacos, two for $1, other menu Chehalis. items, (360) 736-1146 will be held 8:30 a.m.-12:30 “Dolls: From Out of the Attic” $5 Bag Sale, Growing Places Thrift Store, p.m. Thursday at the Southwest event at the Chehalis museum 515A Harrison Ave., Centralia, (360) 736-0575 Fundraiser, Lewis County Relay for Washington Fairgrounds Com- Friday through Sunday. 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THIS WEEK IN HISTORY: Lewis County-Area History

Buildings Being Moved in 1891 have to put any money in the Pioneer Village Location mentally friendly, combined ington secretary of transporta- The Centralia Weekly meter. Chosen in 1986 cycle power plant. tion, spoke of Lewis County’s News reported the Stahl build- “Swanson’s response was to Judith Richardson, direc- “We need to diversify the need to support gas taxes at ing, 14 inches on the D.T. Lee pull out a .22 caliber revolver tor of a proposed living his- electricity sources our facili- the Centralia-Chehalis Cham- ber of Commerce. property, was being moved. and shove it in the barber’s tory museum project in East ties use,” Locke said. “We don’t Ron Averill, former chair of “Messrs. Lee and Stahl will ribs. Dick Costan, a former Lewis County, reported a for- want our utilities putting all the Lewis County Republican have the satisfaction of know- deputy sheriff, witnessed the mal letter of intent was filed to their electricity eggs in one Party, was disconcerted with ing that their buildings are in action and told Swanson to purchase the old Russell farm, basket.” MacDonald’s comment inti- the right position,” the news- give him the gun. Swanson did. at the outskirts of Mossyrock. paper wrote. mating the county’s political Right in the ribs. After talking Richardson also said the group DOT Head Says County Needs views were responsible for the was interested in buying city to Swanson, Costan got him to to Support Tax in 2006 lack of improvement of Inter- property at the southwestern Teacher Visiting Riffe and hand over the gun. Doug MacDonald, Wash- state 5. Swofford in 1911 “Swanson was taken to the corner of Birley and Harmony The Riffe correspondent Morton police station where roads, which included a natu- for The Chehalis Bee-Nugget he became belligerent accord- ral spring, perfect for a grist mill. reported a local teacher was ing to the police chief. Fred visiting the area before return- Dixon, the regular Morton ing home. police officer, managed to get Locke Joins TransAlta in “Mrs. Fred Ekengren, who has just finished a successful Swanson into a cell along with Groundbreaking in 2001 term of school near the Kos- the help of reserve police offi- Gov. Gary Locke spoke at mos ferry, will visit for a few cers Ray Frost and Ken Smoth- the groundbreaking ceremony weeks in the vicinity of Riffe erman.” for TransAlta’s new environ- and Swofford before returning to her home in Centralia.”

Stom Store Opens With Children’s Clothing of 1886 Monkeys in 1936 The H.H. Stom Store, 203- 205 N. Tower Ave., Centralia, opened with two monkeys in the new store. “Not only will visitors be entertained by the beauty of

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run the length of the store, CH494128sl.ke but there will be ‘Mama’ and ‘Baby,’” The Centralia Daily Chronicle wrote. “’Mama’ and ‘Baby’ are a Presents pair of South American mon- keys, the prima donnas of a pet department, which will fill the rear of the store and include WAIT parrots, lovebirds, canaries and goldfish. And they are more fun than a fat man catch- ing a train.” RogersDirected Norma by UNTIL

Man Charged for Being Drunk in Public in 1961 DARK Morton Justice of the Peace A suspense thriller by Frederick Knott Arnold Wark fined Adolph R. Swanson, Gig Harbor, $480 for charges including being 3 Weekends in April April 12th - 14th drunk in public and carrying a Submitted by Elizabeth Wedin for “Our Hometowns, Volume 2” Special “Pay What You Will” night April 18th - 21st concealed weapon. He was de- Rhonymous and William Nix were about 2 when photographed in 1886 is Thursday, April 18 at 7:30 p.m. scribed by the Daily Chronicle wearing clothing commonly seen on young boys of the era. Rhonymous April 26th - 28th as being “bad-tempered.” and William were the sons of Rhonymous and Minnie Teitzel Nix of Puyal- Ticket outlets: Santa Lucia and Sterling Bank in Centralia, “Swanson stopped his car in lup. In 1922, William moved to the Adna area after buying a farm later to Book ‘n’ Brush in Chehalis. Also available online at brownpapertickets.com front of a barber shop Friday bear his family’s name. Later the family moved to the Surprise Valley Farm and started to put some money near Chehalis. William moved to this area with his wife, Minnie. The couple Friday & Saturday Performances - 8:00 p.m. in a parking meter,” the news- had four children — Alberta Nix Johnson, Peter Nix, Elizabeth Nix Wedin Sunday Matinee - 2:00 p.m. paper wrote. “Louis Thomp- and Robert Nix. This photo is from volume 2 of “Our Hometowns: A his- May not be suitable for very young children. son, a barber, saw Swanson torical photo album of Greater Lewis County,” and can be purchased at and advised him that it was The Chronicle, Book ‘n’ Brush and the Lewis County Historical Museum. 226 West Center Street, Centralia, WA 98531 5:30 p.m. and he would not 360-736-2826 www.evergreenplayhouse.wordpress.com COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 11, 2013 • Life 5

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HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

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

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GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

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

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Events: Symphony Performance at Corbet Theatre, Sundress to Impress at Brownstone Continued from Life 4 Rose’s Furniture, Centralia; the There will be a showing of Free entrance day, Mount Rainier Saturday, April 27 Centralia Police Department; the 1952 movie “Singin’ in the National Park, (888) 275-8747 Family Fun Fest, 10 a.m.-1 p.m, Health & Wellness Center, Centralia College Morton Shell; and the Lewis Rain,” starring Gene Kelly, Don- County Sheriff’s Office. For in- ald O’Connor and Debbie Reyn- Tuesday, April 23 Centralia Ballet formation, call Glade Austin, olds. Academy Plans Sock Hop Saturday, April 20 (360) 262-3196, or Bob Cosser, Tickets are $7 for adults and Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors (360) 748-7863. $5 for seniors and children. They open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 The Centralia Ballet Academy Symphony to Perform may be purchased at the Bar- p.m.; food available, (360) 736-9030 will be hosting a ‘50s style Sock Songwriter’s Circle, featuring Trent bara Clevenger Johnson Gallery, Hop for the entire family on 5-8 ‘April in Paris’ April 20 Tomlinson, Jamie Paulin and Bobby Morton, Wednesday through Free entrance day, Mount Rainier p.m. Saturday, April 27, at the Pinson, Lucky Eagle Casino, tickets start National Park, (888) 275-8747 Oakview Grange, 2715 N. Pearl The Northwest Wind Sym- at $15, on sale March 4 Saturday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Phone number is (360) 496-0542. Tick- St., Centralia phony’s concert series will wrap Doris’ Divas Bunco Night, hors This is a fundraiser for the Games Day, traditional and modern ets also are available online at d’oeuvres and no host bar 5:30 p.m, up for the year with a Saturday school's fall production of "The performance titled “April in board games, card games, 1 p.m., mortonroxy.org. Bunco 6 p.m., Chehalis Rooms, Lucky Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) Eagle Casino Sorcerer's Apprentice." Along Paris.” 740-0492 with the dance, there will be hula The event will feature several Sundress to Impress hoop and limbo contests, a malt well-known pieces by French Earth Day work party, 10 a.m., Coming to Brownstone Wednesday, April 24 shop, a classic car show and per- composers, including “March Seminary Hill Natural Area, Centralia, formances by CBA students. Military Francaise,” by Camille refreshments provided for helpers, Benyaro and Screen Door Porch, The second annual Sundress 7 p.m., McMenamins Olympic Club, The theme of the Sock Hop Saint-Saens; “Suite Francaise,” sponsored by Friends of Seminary Hill to Impress fashion show will be Natural Area Centralia, free is "The Enchantment Under the by Francis Poulanc; and another at noon Sunday at Brownstone Sea,” which was the name of the “French Suite,” by Darius Mil- Tommy Dean, 8 p.m., Matrix Coffee in downtown Centralia. Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo dance in the movie "Back to the haud. Coffeehouse, Chehalis, $6, 740-0492 The event for mothers and starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Future." To go along with this Concertgoers can expect daughters is hosted by Debbie’s Jackson Highway, Chehalis theme, a DeLorean will be part to hear “Scenes From the Lou- “Wait Until Dark,” 8 p.m., Evergreen Boutique. of the car show, and attendees vre,“ by Norman Dello Joio, and Playhouse, Centralia, $10, tickets Admission is $25 per person, Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix can enter to win a Back to the Fu- “French National Defile March,” available at Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis; which includes a catered lunch Coffeehouse, 434 NW Prindle St., Santa Lucia Coffee and Sterling Bank, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 ture poster signed by actor Chris- by Jean Robert Planquette. by Mackinaws, a beverage of topher Lloyd, who played Doc The performance will be at Centralia; and brownpapertickets.com. choice from Brownstone and Free entrance day, Mount Rainier Brown in the movie. 7 p.m. at Corbet Theatre. Tick- dessert by Black Hills Bakery. Randy Linder, classic rock, 9 p.m.-1 National Park, (888) 275-8747 ets, $12, may be purchased a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Tickets are on sale at Debbie’s, at the door or in advance by Lions Club Fishing Derby Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 120-A S. Tower Ave., Centralia. Thursday, April 25 emailing treasurer@north- There will be entertainment, Set for April 27 westwindsymphony.org. For Pressure cooking (not canning), random chance drawings and a more information, visit http:// 10 a.m., Fort Borst Park Kitchen 2, silent auction sponsored by Pa- Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix The 56th Centralia Lions northwestwindsymphony.org/ sponsored by WSU Lewis County 4-H cific Mobile. Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 Club Fishing Derby will be held or email secretary@northwest- Master Food Preservers & Food Safety Saturday, April 27, at Borst Lake Volunteers, 740-1212 All proceeds will benefit windssymphony.org. United Way of Lewis County. Free entrance day, Mount Rainier in Centralia. Registration begins National Park, (888) 275-8747 at 8 a.m. $5 Bag Sale, Growing Places Thrift Brownstone is located at 120 ‘Washington’s Most Store, 515A Harrison Ave., Centralia, S. Tower Ave. Once again, there will be priz- (360) 736-0575 Friday, April 26 es from Sunbird Shopping Center Wanted’ Host to Appear Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo and Cabelas, and three bicycles starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Oregon Trail music and dancing, from the Riverside Fire Authority. Jackson Highway, Chehalis at Fundraiser Sunday, April 21 open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., Hot dogs and milk will be served David Rose, executive pro- Cowlitz Prairie Grange, (360) 864-2023 to all entrants. Dancing, Country Four, 1:30-4:30 ducer and host of “Washing- Morton’s Roxy Theater p.m., Swede Hall, Rochester, (360) Any child under age 14 is eli- ton’s Most Wanted” on Q13 Fox Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., Twin Cities gible to enter. 352-2135 Senior Center, (360) 748-0061 News, will be the featured guest will host Rain Festival The derby is a cooperative at a dinner/auction Saturday, event with the state Department The second annual Rain Fes- “Wait Until Dark,” 2 p.m., Evergreen Matney Cook and Nick Moyer, 8 p.m., held by Crime Stoppers of Lewis tival will be at Morton’s Roxy Playhouse, Centralia, $10, tickets Matrix Coffeehouse, $6, 740-0492 of Fish and Wildlife and the Cen- County. Theater at 2 p.m. Sunday. available at Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis; tralia Parks Department. Santa Lucia Coffee and Sterling Bank, For more information, call The event will be held at the Included in the event will Centralia; and brownpapertickets.com. “Wait Until Dark,” 8 p.m., Evergreen Community Events Building at be big screen singalongs, the Playhouse, Centralia, $10, tickets Arnold, (360) 748-7583; Jim, (360) available at Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis; 736-8766; or Paul, (360) 736-6981. the Southwest Washington Fair- introduction of the Loggers Ju- $5 Bag Sale, Growing Places Thrift grounds. bilee queen’s court, music, a rain Santa Lucia Coffee and Sterling Bank, Store, 515A Harrison Ave., Centralia, Centralia; and brownpapertickets.com. Performing at the fundraiser fashion show, sunbreaks, rain (360) 736-0575 Ashford to Host Spring will be the Keepers of the Faith dancers, armchair aerobics and Quartet. games for kids. There will be Free entrance day, Mount Rainier Wine & Brew Festival Monday, April 22 National Park, (888) 275-8747 The event will introduce door prizes featuring rain- and The fourth annual “Road to Chehalis’ Student Crime Stop- frog-themed baskets. Comfort Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia Broken Trail Band, country, 9 p.m.-1 Paradise” Mount Rainier Spring pers. food will include mud puddle Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Tickets, $25, are on sale at cookies, punch and popcorn. $1.50, other menu items, (360) 736-1146 Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 please see EVENTS, page Life 8 Life 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 11, 2013 ENTERTAINMENT

Events: Free Entry to Mount Rainier National Park, Jazz Group at Centralia College Continued from Life 7 Tickets can be purchased The program will also have April 28, at 2:30 p.m. at Centra- online at www.road-to-paradise. special music, along with bene- Crystal Gayle & Lee Greenwood, lia College’s Corbet Theatre. Wine & Brew Festival will be com. Discounted tickets are dictions and invocations by Lucky Eagle Casino, tickets start at $40, A group of talented musi- 2-8 p.m. Saturday, April 27, at available for advance purchase chaplains. A wall will also be on sale March 4 cians attending Arizona State the Mount Rainier Lions Grand through April 25 for $20. Ad- available to post photos of the University in 1983 formed a mu- Tasting Hall, 27726 state Route mission includes a souvenir veterans. Twin Mandolins: Jack Dwyer & Tim sical ensemble whose artistic fo- 706 E., Ashford. Connell, 8 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, wine glass, 10 tasting tickets and The Veterans Tree will be on Chehalis, $10, 740-0492 cus centered around the musical The popular festival show- live entertainment. Additional display at the museum until Me- traditions of early New Orleans cases hard-to-find artisanal tasting tickets can be purchased morial Day. “Wait Until Dark,” 8 p.m., Evergreen jazz. Now, more than 25 years wines and microbrews from for $1 each. After April 25, tick- Those who would like to later, the same core members are Washington state producers. Playhouse, Centralia, $10, tickets ets are $25 and can be purchased have a family member included available at Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis; still together and have expanded This spring, the festival will fea- either online or onsite. in the event should call the mu- Santa Lucia Coffee and Sterling Bank, their musical palette to include ture wine and chocolate pairing. seum at (360) 740-8875. There Centralia; and brownpapertickets.com. over a half-century of jazz styles Washington wineries show- is a suggested $10 donation for from early New Orleans Dixie- cased this year include Hood- each veteran. Broken Trail Band, country, 9 p.m.-1 land and blues to big band swing sport Winery, Hoodsport; Museum Event to Honor a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 and popular standards. Madsen Family Cellars, Olym- Veterans Free entry into Mount Rainier The Strutters have present- pia; Mill Lane Winery, Tenino, National Park on Friday, April 26. For ed formal concerts, symphony Mount St. Helens Cellars, Silver- The Veterans Memorial participating lodging establishments, Girls Night Out, 3-8 p.m., downtown Museum is partnering with the or to book a room, visit www.mt-rainier. Centralia, start at HUBBUB, 505 N. Tower, pops performances and student lake; Rainier Wine, Seattle; Scat- outreach programs in all 50 ter Creek Winery, Tenino; Stot- Visiting Nurses Foundation to com. or Fox Theatre, 123 S. Tower, to pick up passport, (360) 623-1016 states, seven European coun- tle Winery, Lacey; Tulip Valley have a Veterans Memorial Tree of Life celebration at 2 p.m. Sat- Baked potato bar, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 tries, Canada and Mexico. Winery and Orchard, Mount Tickets are available by call- Vernon; and Waving Tree Win- urday, April 27. p.m., Adna Grange, to raise funds Sunday, April 28 This is a program to honor for Adna Grange roof replacement, ing (360) 623-8100 and leaving a ery, Goldendale. For the first toppings (sour cream, chives, bacon message. time, the festival will also fea- service members who have died. bits, broccoli, cheese sauce, ranch Jazz Group to Close ture a cidery, Finnriver Farm & At the celebration, the names, dressing, chili, butter), green salad, Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo starts Cidery, Chimacum. rank, branch of service, years decaf and regular coffee, tea, punch, Lewis County 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Jackson In the kitchen this year will served and period served will milk, dessert, adults $6, kids under 10 $5, Highway, Chehalis (360) 740-1950 be Winey Dogs, serving their be recorded on dog tags. These Concerts Season red-wine infused, grilled hot tags will be placed on a remem- The Side Street Strutters jazz “Wait Until Dark,” 2 p.m., Evergreen Games Day, traditional and modern Playhouse, Centralia, $10, tickets available dogs for $5. This vendor is fea- brance tree. The names and in- board games, card games, 1 p.m., band will be giving the Lewis at Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis; Santa Lucia tured at wine events across formation will then be read and Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) County Concerts final perfor- Coffee and Sterling Bank, Centralia; and Washington state. a candle lit in their memory. 740-0492 mance of the season Sunday, brownpapertickets.com.

ADVICE: Dear Abby Beholder Doesn’t See Beauty In Earlobes Stretched Large DEAR ABBY: I would like had his earlobes this way for the book it will help kids my age helpful for other teens to read, gets me. What do other people to know what the fascination past 14 years. He says he is asked who may have been through I promise you that even if the who drink on occasion usually is with putting plugs in one’s about the procedure on a daily some of the same things I have. book isn’t published, it will be- say? — FILLING OUT THE earlobes. I have seen some as basis. He is attracted to it for the Should I go through with it come a treasured time capsule FORMS IN OHIO large as half dol- aesthetics. The modification is a or not because my friends think containing the thoughts that DEAR FILLING: In my lar coins. What gradual process, with larger jew- it’s a stupid idea? I know I’m not were important to you during doctor’s office I was asked that does the person elry being inserted as the hole exactly the smartest person and this formative period of your life. question, and my response was, do if he regrets becomes larger. getting a publisher is difficult, Some people your age start writ- “Yes, OCCASIONALLY.” At having done this James recommends consult- but does that make it a stupid ing in diaries or journals and that point, the follow-up ques- to his ears? Can ing a plastic surgeon if someone idea to try? What should I do? continue doing it throughout tion was, “How many drinks do the holes be sur- decides to have the hole closed — CONFLICTED IN INDIANA their lives. you have a week?” Because this gically closed? because new tissue is grown as DEAR CONFLICTED: Your particular question makes you — UNPIERCED a result of the earlobe stretching. reason for wanting to write a DEAR ABBY: What is the uncomfortable, mention to your IN SCOTTS- By Abigail Van Buren The extra skin may have to be book is a valid one and you correct response when asked at a DALE, ARIZ. removed in the same way as after should proceed with it regard- doctor’s office or hospital if you physician that you indulge in DEAR UNPIERCED: I a major weight loss. less of what your friends think. drink? I drink socially, maybe alcohol only about once a month spoke to James Wisniewski of It will help you organize your once a month. Should I say yes? -- which is practically negligible. the Body Electric Tattoo pierc- DEAR ABBY: I am 17 thoughts, and if you show your If I do, I’m afraid it will imply ••• ing studio in Los Angeles. He and I want to start writing a chapters to your English teacher, that I drink more often. Dear Abby is written by Abigail told me that, as with any type of book about things I have been you can effectively sharpen your I always end up feeling awk- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne body modification, the ear plugs through in my life. My family writing skills. ward and like I need to explain Phillips, and was founded by her are a matter of personal taste. is all for it, but my friends are Worrying about a publisher myself. I’m pretty proud telling mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear The process is referred to against it. I am torn about what now is putting the cart before them I don’t smoke or do drugs, Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. as “stretching,” and James has I should do. I feel if I write this the horse. While it might be but the alcohol question always Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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(CC) (DVS) mond (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) TLC 38 38 Property Ladder Property Ladder Moving Up (CC) 1st 1st Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Stories of ER Stories of ER TNT 54 54 Law & Order “Fall- Law & Order “Cap- Law & Order “Over Dallas “A Call to Dallas “Love and Monday Mornings Southland “Chaos” Boston’s Finest ››› Executive Decision (1996, Action) Kurt ››› American Gangster out” ’ tive” ’ Here” ’ Arms” (CC) Family” (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Russell, Halle Berry. (CC) (DVS) (2007) Denzel Washington. 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FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Journal Editorial FOX News Watch Justice With Judge Jeanine Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Chopped Restaurant: Impossible “La Stanza” Restaurant: Impossible “Sweet Tea” Restaurant: Impossible Restaurant: Impossible Iron Chef America FX 53 53 ›› X-Men Origins: ›› Battle: Los Angeles (2011, Science Fiction) Aaron Eckhart, Michelle Rodriguez, Ramon Rodri- The Ultimate Fighter (Season Finale) Two finalists enter the octagon to determine who will walk away with a motorcycle Wolverine guez. U.S. Marine troops fight off alien invaders. and a contract. (N) ’ GOLF 70 70 Live From the Masters Live From the Masters Live From the Masters HALL 19 19 The Seven Year Hitch (2012) Natalie Undercover Bridesmaid (2012, Romance-Comedy) Brooke Burns, Gregory Har- ›› I Want to Marry Ryan Banks (2004, Romance-Comedy) Jason Priestley, ››› Backyard Wedding (2010) Alicia Hall, Darin Brooks, Ryan Doom. (CC) rison. A guard falls for a groomsman while posing as a bridesmaid. (CC) Bradley Cooper. An actor and his manager fall for the same woman. (CC) Witt, Frances Fisher. (CC) HGTV 68 68 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l Love It or List It “Ed & Martine” Love It or List It (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Ancient Aliens “Beyond Nazca” Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Chasing Tail Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) LI FE 51 51 ›› Virtual Lies (2011, Science Fiction) Christina Cox, Marc Menard. (CC) Stalkers (2013) Drea de Matteo, Jodi Lyn O’Keefe. Premiere. (CC) Romeo Killer: The Chris Porco Story (2013) Eric McCormack. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup Lockup (N) Lockup: Colorado Lockup: Colorado Lockup: Colorado Lockup: Colorado MTV 63 63 Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness NBCS 34 34 MLS Soccer F1 36 Formula One Racing The Car Chasers The Car Chasers F1 36 Formula 1 Racing NICK 40 40 SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob Marvin Marvin (N) Wendell & Vinnie Supah Ninjas (N) Wendell & Vinnie The Nanny (CC) The Nanny (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 America’s Next Top Model ’ (CC) America’s Next Top Model ’ (CC) ››› The Devil Wears Prada (2006, Comedy) Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Adrian Grenier. ››› The Devil Wears Prada (2006) Meryl Streep. R O OT 31 31 MLB Baseball Texas Rangers at Seattle Mariners. From Safeco Field in Seattle. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) Mariners Post. MLB Baseball Texas Rangers at Seattle Mariners. From Safeco Field in Seattle. Auction Hunt- Auction Hunters Auction Hunt- Auction Hunters Auction Hunt- Auction Hunt- Auction Hunters Auction Hunters Savage Family Savage Family Savage Family Savage Family SPIKE 57 57 ers ’ “Whip It Good” ers ’ “Trading Places” ers ’ ers ’ (N) ’ “The Fall Guys” Diggers (N) ’ Diggers (N) Diggers ’ Diggers ’ SYFY 59 59 ›› Shutter Island (2010) Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo. A 1950s lawman hunts an escaped murderess. (CC) ››› V for Vendetta (2006) Natalie Portman, Hugo Weaving. Premiere. A vigilante fights a fascist government. TBN 20 20 Hour of Power (CC) Billy Graham Classic Crusades Not a Fan (CC) Travel the Road ›› A Walk to Remember (2002, Romance) Shane West, Mandy Moore. Live at Oak Tree Virtual Memory The King of The King of The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Men at Work Cougar Town ’ TBS 55 55 Queens ’ (CC) Queens ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ (Part 1 of 2) (CC) TLC 38 38 Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Strange Sex ’ Strange Sex ’ TNT 54 54 ››› American Gangster (2007) Denzel Washington, Russell Crowe. A chauffeur ›› Shooter (2007, Suspense) Mark Wahlberg, Michael Peña, Danny Glover. A wounded sniper plots ›› S.W.A.T. (2003) Samuel L. Jackson, Colin Farrell. A Los becomes Harlem’s most-powerful crime boss. (CC) (DVS) revenge against those who betrayed him. (CC) (DVS) Angeles SWAT team must protect a criminal. (CC) TOON 42 42 Regular Show Regular Show ›› Hoodwinked! (2005, Comedy) Voices of Anne Hathaway, Glenn Close. Venture Bros. Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Cleveland Show Black Dynamite The Boondocks TRAV 36 36 Hotel Impossible (CC) Hotel Impossible “Casa Verde” Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Ghost Adventures “Stanley Hotel” Ghost Adventures (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Wipeout Contestants try their luck. Wipeout ’ (CC) Wipeout “Feed Jill” ’ (CC) Wipeout “Boss and Employee” (CC) Guinness World Records Gone Wild Top 20 Most Shocking USA 58 58 ››› Knocked Up ›› Couples Retreat (2009, Comedy) Vince Vaughn, Jason Bateman, Jon Favreau. Four couples en- › Little Fockers (2010, Comedy) Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson. The ››› Knocked Up (2007) Seth Rogen, (2007) (CC) dure therapy sessions at a tropical resort. (CC) whole clan arrives for the Focker twins’ birthday. (CC) (DVS) Katherine Heigl, Paul Rudd. (CC) VH1 62 62 Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) ›››› Pulp Fiction (1994) John Travolta. Criminals cross paths in three interlocked tales of mayhem. ’ Uprising: Hip Hop & the LA Riots ’

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