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Seeking a Repeat A Glove Story W.F. West Primed for State / Sports 1 at State Adna, PWV and Onalaska Look for Hardware / Sports 1 WDFW Optimistic for Survival of Fish Released in Mayfield Lake VANDALISM: Someone Between 20,000 and 25,000 their way into a smolt collector of the fall chinook salmon re- at Mayfield Dam and be trans- Released More Than leased in an act of vandalism ported below the dam or will 100,000 Chinook Salmon from their net pen between Sat- be eaten by predators or sucked urday and Sunday have already through the dam’s turbines, said Over the Weekend been accounted for, according to WDFW Hatchery Manager Sam the Washington Department of Gibbons. Pete Caster / [email protected] By Natalie Johnson Fish and Wildlife. In this June 23, 2014 photo, 20 separate nets illed with thousands of fall chinook [email protected] The rest will either make please see SURVIVAL, page Main 16 make up the Mayield net pen project in Silver Creek near the Mayield Dam. Centralia Creating The Show Will Go On at the Community Foundation Chehalis Theater After Sale to Spur Films, Live Music, Seahawks and Plays Eyed for Historic Space City, School Projects

$20,000 INVESTMENT: Nonprofit Will Mirror the Chehalis Foundation By Justyna Tomtas [email protected] After a year of planning, the Centralia City Council ap- proved the creation of a com- munity foundation at its Tues- day night meeting, showing the city’s commitment to the project by making an initial investment of $20,000 toward the effort. City Manager Rob Hill said it is an exciting time for the city. The founda- tion, which has not yet established an official name, will mirror that of the Chehalis Foundation, Rob Hill a success- Pete Caster / [email protected] city manager ful nonprofit Debbie Hamilton, who will run the Chehalis Theater, walks up an aisle at the theater on Wednesday afternoon in downtown Chehalis. Hamilton, who also owns Dairy which has Dan in Chehalis, will lease the building from Ralph Hubbert, who purchased the building from Daryl Lund earlier this month. funneled millions of dollars into the Mint City and its By Jordan Nailon in 22 years, the historic Chehalis Theater its old glory. Now that she has leased the schools. [email protected] now has itself a new operator. Debbie Ham- building from Hubbert, Hamilton plans to “Obviously this will take ilton, owner of the Dairy Dan Drive-In in unleash her wildest dreams on the theater, an enormous community ef- At the recently sold Chehalis Theater, Chehalis, recently leased the theater from which has not hosted a public event since fort to reach out there and ul- the previews are just beginning and the Ralph Hubbert, who purchased the build- 2008, she said. timately acquire the resources main attraction should be coming up in a ing from Daryl Lund late last week. “We’re not really remodeling any- we need to take Centralia to matter of months. All that’s missing is the thing, just cleaning up a bit,” said that next level,” Hill said. Hamilton, of Chehalis, grew up attend- scent of fresh popcorn. ing flicks at the theater, and she has long please see PROJECTS, page Main 16 Under new ownership for the first time had hopes for restoring the venue back to please see THEATER, page Main 16

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News Outtake: Reason to Celebrate of the Weird Names that were popular with certain breeds included Snoopy for beagles and Tyson for boxers. Pennsylvania County Jail Kept Inmate 17 Months Too Long Julia Pesek / MSPCA-Nevins Farm via AP LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) This May 2016 photo provided by the — Officials at a county jail in MSPCA-Nevins Farm in Methuen, Mass., Pennsylvania say they mistak- shows some of nearly 50 goats volun- enly kept an inmate locked up 17 tarily turned over by an owner. The res- months too long. cue farm is overloaded with goats and The Lancaster County com- is asking people to step forward and missioners tell LNP the inmate give them new homes. doesn’t want to be identified. But they say the inmate was sup- Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press Rescue Farm posed to be released in Novem- Seattle Mariners’ Robinson Cano, right, leaps with Kyle Seager (15) after the team defeated the Oakland Athletics 13-3 ber 2014, but wasn’t released un- in a baseball game Wednesday in Seattle. The story is on page Sports 5. Overwhelmed by 50 Goats til last month. METHUEN, Mass. (AP) — The commissioners didn’t An animal rescue farm in Mas- immediately make clear when sachusetts says it’s experiencing or how the error was discovered, Notable Quote a goat overload — and it’s not but officials say they know how kidding. it happened. The MSPCA-Nevins Farm in Officials say new charges Methuen recently received near- against another inmate with the ly 50 goats and is asking people same name were mistakenly dupli- “This was not a ‘software glitch.’ It to step forward and give them cated and put in both inmates’ files. was a failure of leadership.” new homes. Warden Cheryl Steberger is- The goats are an assortment sued a statement saying officials of alpine, pygmy and angora wanted to publicly acknowledge Report on prisoner release mixes. They were voluntarily the mistake and apologize. Senate Republicans turned over by an owner in The jail is making changes in- Montague who couldn’t handle cluding reviewing the records of all the growing herd. Some are inmates with the same last name. (see page Main 7 for the full story) nursing kids and pregnant does. Honduran Woman A Pup Named Potato? Accused of Punching a Today in History 15 Were Registered in Border Agent’s Horse NYC Last Year Today’s Highlight in History: In 1954, explosions rocked the Brezhnev signed the Anti-Bal- GILA BEND, Ariz. (AP) — A aircraft carrier USS Bennington listic Missile Treaty in Moscow. On May 26, 1521, Martin Lu- NEW YORK (AP) — Bella Honduran woman arrested in a off Rhode Island, killing 103 (The U.S. withdrew from the ther was banned by the Edict of and Max are top dogs in New drug smuggling bust in south- sailors. (The initial blast was treaty in 2002.) Worms (vohrms) because of his York City. ern Arizona also is facing an an- blamed on leaking catapult fluid In 1981, 14 people were killed religious beliefs and writings. The city Health Department imal cruelty charge for allegedly ignited by the flames of a jet.) when a Marine jet crashed onto announced Wednesday that it punching a border agent’s horse. On this date: In 1960, U.N. Ambassador the flight deck of the aircraft registered 1,127 dogs named Bel- Border Patrol agents were Henry Cabot Lodge accused the carrier USS Nimitz off Florida. conducting enforcement opera- In 1868, the impeachment tri- la and 1,073 named Max in 2015. Soviets during a meeting of the In 1991, a Lauda Air Boeing Bella has been the city’s most tions near the tiny town of Why al of President Andrew Johnson Security Council of hiding a mi- 767 crashed in Thailand, killing popular dog name since 2008. last Saturday. ended with his acquittal on the crophone inside a wood carving all 223 people aboard. That’s when the last of Stephenie Late that night, they spotted remaining charges. of the Great Seal of the United Ten years ago: Meyer’s vampire-themed “Twi- nine people in the desert with In 1913, Actors’ Equity Asso- Air Force Gen. States that had been presented to Michael Hayden won confirma- light” novels featuring heroine seven large backpacks. ciation was organized by a group the U.S. Embassy in Moscow. tion to be the 20th CIA director Bella Swan was published. The backpacks contained 374 of actors at the Pabst Grand Cir- In 1969, the Apollo 10 astro- But some dog owners took pounds of marijuana with an es- cle Hotel in New York. nauts returned to Earth after in a 78-15 Senate vote. their inspiration from the pan- timated street value of $500,000. In 1938, the House Un-Amer- a successful eight-day dress Five years ago: Congress try and the garden. Authorities say 29-year-old ican Activities Committee was rehearsal for the first manned passed a four-year extension of The Health Department says Karla Banegas-Banegas was part established by Congress. moon landing. post-Sept. 11 powers contained it licensed 27 dogs named Bean, of the group and allegedly struck In 1940, Operation Dynamo, In 1971, Don McLean record- in the Patriot Act to search re- 17 dogs named Raisin and 15 a Border Patrol horse in the face the evacuation of some 338,000 Al- ed his song “American Pie” at cords and conduct roving wire- dogs named Potato last year. with a closed fist. lied troops from Dunkirk, France, The Record Plant in New York taps in pursuit of terrorists; A total of 605 licensed dogs Banegas-Banegas was began during World War II. City (it was released the follow- President Barack Obama, in answered to Daisy, the most booked into jail on suspicion of In 1941, the American Flag ing November by United Artists France, signed the measure us- popular flower name. There drug possession and transport House, where Betsy Ross once Records). ing an autopen machine min- were also 10 Tulips, four Prim- plus animal cruelty to a work lived, was donated to the city of In 1972, President Richard M. utes before the provisions were roses and two Daffodils. animal. Philadelphia. Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid set to expire at midnight. The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for May 26, 2016 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change 110s L Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s L 48.47 65.0 0.00 90s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 80s H 73.18 85.0 0.00 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 2.34 10.5 +0.01 50s L Cowlitz at Randle 40s Few Showers Showers Likely Few Showers Mostly Cloudy Partly Cloudy 6.34 18.0 +0.01 30s 63º 45º 61º 46º 63º 47º 66º 48º 69º 48º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 5.12 ---- -0.60 10s This map shows high temperatures, 0s type of precipitation expected and location of frontal systems at noon. Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon L H Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 5:24 a.m. Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 8:53 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 63 Moonrise ...... No Rise National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 48 60/49 74/47 Moonset...... 9:51 a.m. Normal High ...... 70 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 48 61/46 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 91 in 1947 Seattle Anchorage 65/48 pc 67/48 s Record Low...... 32 in 1975 64/50 Boise 74/44 s 66/40 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Last New First Full Boston 81/63 s 85/64 pc Yesterday ...... 0.00" 64/45 66/46 5/29 6/4 6/12 6/20 Dallas 83/72 t 80/71 t Month to date ...... 0.11" Tacoma Honolulu 87/72 s 87/72 s Normal month to date ...2.09" Centralia 63/47 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 83/67 s 89/71 s Year to date...... 21.18" 63/45 Yakima Nashville 89/68 pc 87/67 pc Normal year to date ....22.50" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 84/66 s 90/69 s 72/46 Longview 62/45 Trees Low Low St. Louis 87/69 t 80/66 t Salt Lake City 68/51 t 69/52 s WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 59/48 Grass Very High Very High Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 66/53 s 70/54 pc Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 88/69 s 87/67 t Portland 59/49 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo - graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 62/50 66/50 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Fri. Today Fri. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 99/79 s 106/82 s New Delhi 106/84 s 109/90 t City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 86/59 pc 90/61 cl Paris 72/54 t 73/55 pc Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 61/48 sh 60/49 sh Spokane 68/46 pc 62/43 sh London 64/48 sh 66/50 sh Rio de Janeiro 75/66 s 75/66 cl cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 59/49 sh 58/50 sh Tri Cities 76/50 s 69/50 s Mexico City 79/57 pc 79/57 pc Rome 77/57 pc 82/59 pc sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 64/45 sh 61/47 sh Wenatchee 71/48 s 67/49 s Moscow 72/52 pc 75/57 s Sydney 64/54 ra 63/54 s

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You can vote once a day for up to five parks of your choice through July 5. Grant requests range from $97,000 to restore a historic lodge at Yosemite National Park Lewis County Unemployment to $250,000 for stabilizing the mooring quays at Pearl Harbor. Pete Caster / [email protected] Park sites with the most In this Sept. 22, 2015 ile photo, vine maple leaves change colors in front of the Rate Improves Slightly to 8.4 votes will get their requests fully National Park Inn at Longmire in Mount Rainier National Park. funded. The top seven vote-get- Percent During April ters are guaranteed full funding. nia, $97,000 Denali National Park, Alaska, Other sites will share the balance —Longmire Historic Dis- $220,000 By The Chronicle increased by 11,200 from trict Search and Rescue House, —Borglum View Terrace, of the $2 million depending on Information released by the March to April. BLS estimates how many votes they get. Every Mount Rainier National Park, Mount Rushmore National Me- the private sector gained 9,600 Washington, $218,000 morial, South Dakota, $250,000 federal Bureau of Labor Statis- one of the 20 contenders will also tics shows Lewis County had jobs during the month, while get a $10,000 participation grant. —Desert View Watchtower, —Flamingo Visitor Center, the public sector gained 1,600 Grand Canyon National Park, Everglades National Park, Flori- an 8.4 percent unemployment Voters can also enter a sweep- rate in April. jobs. stakes for a chance to win a trip Arizona, $250,000 da, $250,000 Washington’s preliminary —San Felipe Del Morro Gari- —Columbus Fountain, Na- The number shows a slight to Yellowstone National Park. improvement from the March seasonally adjusted unemploy- The program, called the Part- tas, San Juan National Historic tional Mall and Memorial Parks, ment rate for last month was Site, Puerto Rico, $250,000 Washington, D.C., $249,000 unemployment rate of 8.6 per- ners in Preservation Campaign, cent. A year ago, in April 2015, 5.8 percent, the same as March is funded by American Express —Historic Ebenezer Baptist —Fort Jay Trophee d'Armes, numbers. In April 2015, the Church, Martin Luther King Jr. Governors Island National Mon- the unemployment rate was and the National Trust for His- 8.3 percent. unemployment rate was slight- toric Preservation, with National National Historic Site, Atlanta, ument, New York City, $245,000 ly better at 5.6 percent. $227,000 —Keys Ranch, Joshua Tree Lewis County had a la- Geographic hosting the VoteY- bor force of 31,520 people this On a not seasonally ad- ourPark website and promoting —North and South Overlooks, National Park, California, justed basis, estimates for April Jefferson National Expansion $248,000 April, with 2,647 unemployed. the effort on social media. Voters Neighboring counties of 2015 through April 2016 in- are encouraged to celebrate their Memorial, St. Louis, $250,000 —Brink of Upper Falls Over- dicate an increase in employ- —Mission Concepcion Con- look, Yellowstone National Park, Grays Harbor and Thurston favorite sites using #VoteYour- had an 8.9 percent and 6 per- ment of 102,900 for the state. Park and @savingplaces on Ins- vento and Father President's Wyoming, $250,000 The private sector added Office, San Antonio Missions —Battleship Row Mooring cent unemployment rate, re- tagram and Twitter. spectively. over 90,800 jobs, and the pub- The sites and their preserva- National Historic Park, Texas, Quay, World War II Valor in the lic sector gained an estimated $236,000 Pacific National Monument, Ha- According to BLS, non- tion funding requests for various farm employment in the state 12,100 jobs over the year. projects are: —Hargrove Barn and Parker's waii, $250,000 —Clingmans Dome Ob- Revenge Battlefield, Minute Man —Alcatraz Guardhouse and servation Tower, on the North National Historical Park, Massa- Sally Port, Golden Gate National Carolina-Tennessee line in Great chusetts, $250,000 Recreation Area, San Francisco, Smoky Mountains National —Pullman Administration $250,000 Park, $250,000 Building, Pullman National —Zion-Mount Carmel Tun- —Parsons Memorial Lodge, Monument, Chicago, $250,000 nel and Highway, Zion National Yosemite National Park, Califor- —Superintendent's Office, Park, Utah, $191,000 Winlock Man Charged for March Assault That Left Man With Fractured Face By The Chronicle “Law enforcement has been in the face with his fist. A Winlock man was charged looking for him ever since this The officer noticed that the Tuesday, nearly two months after happened,” Halstead said. victim’s face was swollen and HIGH FIVE an assault that reportedly left an- However, Meza’s attorney bruised. The victim later went to other man with fractures in his for the day, Joely O’Rourke, said the hospital, where it was discov- face and nose. Meza has lived in the same ad- ered that he had a facial fracture, YOUR Andrew Rafael Meza, 25, was dress for 10 years. She said she nasal fracture and a sprained neck. couldn’t understand why he Halstead told Hunt investi- charged Tuesday in Lewis Coun- wasn’t located sooner. gators tried to get in touch with SAVINGS ty Superior Court on suspicion of An officer from the Toledo Meza by making an appointment second-degree assault. Police Department responded through a man who identified Superior Court Judge Nelson at about 11:51 p.m. March 27 to himself as Meza’s attorney. The WITH OUR REWARDS Hunt imposed $25,000 bail and a report of an assault in the 200 attorney, who has not been iden- MONEY MARKET ACCOUNT. set Meza’s next court hearing for block of Park Road in Winlock. tified, did not set up the appoint- Thursday. The officer contacted the ment and did not appear at Meza’s Lewis County Deputy Pros- victim, who said he was visiting first court appearance Tuesday. Earn .55% APY ecutor Will Halstead asked for Meza with his wife when Meza Halstead also told the court $50,000 bail, saying investigators began arguing with his girlfriend. that Meza’s father allegedly offered for 5 months.* struggled to arrest Meza after The fight spilled outside the house the victim money to not report the the incident. and Meza allegedly hit the victim incident to law enforcement. All you need is a Rewards Checking Account News in Brief and $10,000 in funds from outside Anchor Bank six-year term. was attacked in his classroom to open your account and start saving today. 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Free 2nd opinions withdrew from Attacked Hopes PUD race “I didn’t think we need- to Return to CH557999cbw.cg ed a two-man race,” Grose, a Packwood resident, said. Classroom Soon Cournyer is now unopposed BOTHELL (AP) — A Wash- for the nonpartisan office with a ington high school teacher who Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 26, 2016 LOCAL Survivor of WWII Shipwreck in Shark-Infested Waters Among Speakers at Museum MEMORIAL MUSEUM EVENT FREE TO ATTEND: Survivor Will Be Joined by Others With a Focus on the Sinking of the USS Indianapolis By Natalie Johnson [email protected] On Friday, the Veterans Me- morial Museum is hosting a pre- sentation on a harrowing story of how just 317 men survived the sinking of the USS Indianapolis in shark-infested waters in the fi- nal days of World War II. The “USS Indianapolis: Still at Sea” event is scheduled for 6 p.m. Friday at the Veterans Me- morial Museum in Chehalis. Ad- mission is free. At the tail-end of World War II on July 30, 1945, the USS India- napolis was torpedoed by a Japa- nese submarine and sank within minutes in the South Pacific. The ship had just completed a mission to deliver parts for the atomic bomb. Courtesy Photo About 300 of the crew’s 1,197 John Woolston, 91, will speak at Friday’s event. Atsuko Iida, the granddaughter of the Japanese submarine commander who sank the Indianapolis, and Alexes Shuman, members died when the ship the daughter of the pilot who eventually rescued the survivors in the midst of a deadly shark attack, will also speak. sank. The other 900 were left drifting in open water. the pilot who eventually rescued dressed in 1940s period attire. rious teenager helped clear the The 317 who survived the the survivors in the midst of a “I go day by day in the water,” captain’s name. ABOUT THE EVENT ordeal battled dehydration, de- deadly shark attack. she said. “I think it’s an awesome op- lirium and hungry sharks. “USS Indianapolis: Still at Sea” “It’s going to be a really cool Audience members will have portunity,” said Museum Direc- One of those survivors, John • Featuring survivor John Woolston, 91, will speak at Fri- dynamic we’ve never had before,” a chance to ask Woolston, Iida tor Chip Duncan. Woolston and special guests said Kim Roller, a volunteer and Shuman questions. Duncan said it also might be Atsuko Iida and Alexes Shuman day’s event. • 6 p.m. Friday at the Veter- Also featured are guests Atsu- from Renton who has given pre- Roller will also recount how the last chance to meet a survivor sentations on the USS Indianap- the ship’s captain was blamed of the Indianapolis. ans Memorial Museum at 100 ko Iida, the granddaughter of the Southwest Veterans Way in Japanese submarine commander olis sinking around the country for being hit by torpedoes and “When I started there were Chehalis who sank the Indianapolis, and since 2004. Roller will tell the was court martialed, and will 105 still alive,” Roller said. • Admission is free Alexes Shuman, the daughter of story of the ship and its crew explain how the actions of a cu- “There are 23 now.” News in Brief Appeals Court Orders court to resentence him. jumping and fourth-degree as- engaged in misconduct and that Adam Paul Rambur was sault, and acquitted on the felony the court did not adequately as- New Sentence for Lewis charged in 2014 with second- harassment charge. He was sen- sess his financial obligations. SEE US AT OUR County Offender degree assault by strangulation, tenced to 5 months in prison. The appeals court ruled against unlawful imprisonment, felony Rambur appealed the unlaw- all of these assertions. NEW LOCATION By The Chronicle harassment and bail jumping ful imprisonment conviction, However, the court ruled The state Court of Appeals following an alleged assault on a saying the trial court abused its Rambur’s offender score was in- Inside he Chronicle affirmed a Lewis County man’s woman in September 2014. discretion in disallowing hearsay correctly calculated, and ordered 321 N. Pearl St. Centralia 2015 conviction for unlawful He was later convicted of evidence, that his counsel was Lewis County to sentence him 360-736-6322 imprisonment but ordered the unlawful imprisonment, bail ineffective, that the prosecution again.

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State Parks System Plans Purchase The Chronicle is published Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings by Lafromboise Communications, Inc. MISSED OR LATE PAPER? Delivery deadlines: of 180 Acres Along Willapa Trail Tuesday and Thursday ...... 5:30 p.m. Saturday ...... 7:30 a.m. While the 10-foot-wide trail Missed papers will only be credited up to 2 weeks, PLANNER: Land Attractive PLEASE call us immediately Monday - Friday at is only for pedestrians and bicy- 360-807-8203 or leave us a message on our after hours to State for Several clists, farm staff have been driv- line at 360-807-7676 Reasons, Among Them ing heavy equipment on the trail Tuesday ...... 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. for about a mile to access the Thursday ...... 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Access to Water and property, Hankinson said. Saturday ...... 7:30 - 10:30 a.m. Continued Health of Trail Wetlands and steep topogra- TO SUBSCRIBE phy prevent the State Parks Sys- By Natalie Johnson To start a new subscription or to schedule a vacation tem from widening the path to stop or restart, visit www.chronline.com or call cus- [email protected] tomer service at 807-8203 or (800) 562-6084, ext. accommodate both uses. A possi- 1203. Monday - Friday ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. ble solution to the problem would While details and cost es- TO PLACE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING timates of the project are still be for State Parks to buy the land. “They’re willing sellers,” Han- Call 807-8203 or (800) 562-6084, ext. 1203, or visit sketchy, the Washington State www.chronline.com. Parks System is taking steps to- kinson said. “They want to solve the problem also.” Marwood Monday - Friday ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. ward the purchase of a nearly Classified / Legals / Obituary Manager 180-acre tract of farmland on the Farms LLC did not immediately Amanda Curry ...... 736-3311 ext. 1277 Willapa Hills Trail near Ceres return a request for comment. [email protected] Washington State Parks plans Hill Road. OFFICE LOCATION AND HOURS The land could be developed to request a grant from the state in the next several years into a Recreation and Conservation 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. day-use park for trail users. Office’s Washington Wildlife The 53-mile-long Willapa and Recreation Programs state SUBSCRIPTION RATES parks category. State Parks has Hills Trail snakes through South- Newsstand weekday rate ...... $1 west Washington from Chehalis not yet settled on a firm amount Newsstand weekend rate ...... $1 to South Bend. of money to request, and has un- Home delivery The addition of the property til July 15 to submit that infor- One month ...... $12.90 — which is now working farm- mation, Hankinson said. Three months ...... $35.15 land off Ceres Hill Road — is While Hankinson said it is un- Six months ...... $65.15 clear how much money State Parks One year ...... $122 about 6½ miles east of Rainbow By mail to Washington and Oregon/Other States Falls. It creates several opportu- will request, estimates on the cost One month ...... $17.05 / $19.60 nities for the State Parks System, of the project range from $750,000 Three months ...... $50.50 / $58.80 said Park Planner Michael Han- from a presentation at the 2016 Six months ...... $99.15 / $115.40 kinson. State Land Acquisition Forecast One year ...... $194 / $227.45 “We like it because it would Forum to $1.3 million in the min- Online subscriptions to chronline.com utes of a Jan. 27 work session of the One day ...... $2 provide the only safe low-bank One month ...... $8 water access to the river on the Washington State Parks and Rec- One year ...... $84 trail,” Hankinson said. reation Commission. Print subscribers always have full access to chronline.com. Although the trail crosses the Hankinson said State Parks Subscriptions are non-refundable but the printed sub- The Chronicle File Photo should know how the project scriptions can be started and stopped for vacations or Chehalis River at several junc- when extended breaks in service are requested. Balances tures, there are few safe areas The Willapa Hills Trail outside of Chehalis. ranks among the WWRP’s other may be held on account or can be donated to Newspapers for trail users to access the water. grant requests this August, and in Education. whether the project receives Pedestrians would have to cross not actively considering a boat Acquiring the land could also BACK ISSUES private property or navigate launch, but would likely create present opportunities for salmon funding by next May. Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are avail- steep ravines to get to the river. an area where walkers and bik- habitat restoration, he said. “Once we acquire (the land), able at $1 per copy. Back issues greater than two weeks “In each case, people really ers could have a picnic and use The proposed purchase is then we would look for the next old are $2 per issue. can’t legally get down to the wa- a vault toilet. Hikers or bikers also a way to solve a safety con- grant cycle to make some of ter,” Hankinson said. “We know could possibly stay at the park cern on that portion of the trail those improvements,” Hankin- THE NEWSROOM For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact that by acquisition of this land overnight, he said. involving the current owner son said. the appropriate person listed below. there’s a lot of opportunity for “Because it’s right on the trail of the farmland — Marwood The earliest the new park EDITOR passive recreational experiences.” it’s a great opportunity,” Han- Farms LLC, a Seattle-based cor- space could be completed is in Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 The State Parks System is kinson said. poration. 2019 or 2020, he said. [email protected] Sports Editor Aaron VanTuyl...... 807-8229 Rochester Education Assistant Named Classified School Employee of the Year [email protected] Visuals Editor By The Chronicle nect with students, and find a and her ability to take on a lead- Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 way to make the lessons work ership role. [email protected] Education Assistant Kassie Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, MacColl at Rochester Primary for them, according to the press “Kassie handles the many de- West and Central Lewis County Communities School has been awarded the title release. mands and high stress of a special Natalie Johnson ...... 807-8235 of Classified School Employee of “By employing an alternative education program with patience [email protected] strategy designed for the learn- Outdoors, Flood, the Year by Capital Region Edu- and professionalism,” said Laura East Lewis County Communities cational School District 113. ing style of each specific student, learning becomes fun rather Staley, the school district’s direc- Jordan Nailon ...... 807-8237 MacColl used the tune to [email protected] than boring and hard,” MacColl tor of special services and assess- “Who Let the Dogs Out” to teach Education, Business, South Thurston County said. ment. “She is a shining light at Communities, Napavine a struggling student the letters MacColl has also helped her Rochester Primary School.” Justyna Tomtas ...... 807-8239 of the alphabet, and the corre- teaching team by obtaining an MacColl will be considered [email protected] sponding sounds, according to Lewis County Government, Legislature, emergency substitute certificate for the Washington State Clas- a press release from Rochester Tourism, Religion, to fill in as a substitute on short South Lewis County Communities School District. sified Employee of the Year. As notice. part of the process, she will be Kaylee Osowski ...... 807-8208 MacColl also helped another [email protected] Brittny Zepp, a second grade recognized at a reception at the student’s timed math compre- special education teacher, said Sports, News and Photography hension score improve from five MacColl continually goes above Office of Superintendent of Pub- Courtesy Photo Matt Baide ...... 807-8230 [email protected] in October to a perfect score of and beyond the duties of her job. lic Instruction, and will attend a Kassie MacColl, an education assis- second reception for exceptional tant at Rochester Primary School, was Sports Reporter 28 in May. During the nomination pro- Lars Steier ...... 807-8230 Her success as an educator cess, her colleagues mentioned educators held at the Governor’s named the Classiied School Employee [email protected] comes from her ability to con- MacColl’s willingness to help, mansion. of the year for Capital Region ESD 113. 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[email protected] ington Fair and events manager, facilities can and participate in the Southwest Wash- At the time, members of the Lewis THE CHRONICLE according to a job posting released will be accom- ington Fair Commission and Fair County Board of County Commis- PUBLISHER this week. plishing in the Association and conduct public sioners expressed a desire to make “The manager will be expected future.” relations functions, among other Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 changes at the fairgrounds and see [email protected] to implement a new style of opera- Compensa- Lee Coumbs tasks. The fair manager works un- higher revenue from the facility. Regional Executive Editor tion and think outside of the box tion for the po- acting interim der the county Central Services Centralia City Councilor Lee Michael Wagar ...... 807-8234 to increase revenues and event at- sition is listed fair manager director. [email protected] tendance,” the posting states. “The as $62,556 to Applications are due by June 26. Coumbs is acting as the interim Sales Director position will require an individual $84,120 per year with medical, The posting is available at fair manager. He is anticipated to Brian Watson ...... 807-8219 with entrepreneurial skills who dental, vision and life insurance. https://jobs.lewiscountywa.gov. serve as the fair manager through [email protected] will take the (Southwest Washing- The manager will be required Former fair manager Gale So- the 2016 season. 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Combs, 28, of LAFROMBOISE COMMUNICATIONS, INC The Chehalis City Council Centralia, was sitting in his bench PRESIDENT, COO By The Chronicle also approved to pay the money, trial May 2 when he reportedly Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 The city of Centralia will pay which is monitored and overseen saw his 63-year-old step-father, a May 20th - May 26th [email protected] the Lewis Economic Develop- by the EDC, earlier this May. witness and alleged victim in the Ratchet and Clank Business Manager ment Council $15,000 to fund The Port of Chehalis will de- Mary Jackson ...... 807-8207 case, come into the courtroom. PG • 11:30 am & 2:30 pm [email protected] flood mitigation work in the area. cide on Thursday if it will pay Combs reportedly jumped up the $15,000 requested. 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TECHNOLOGY: New ESP recently contacted him and ex- On Wednesday Ayres was in plained that she is $10,000 be- Seattle learning about a new pro- Device May Help hind in business that she can gram being launched with the Scientists Monitor relate directly to a lack of clam assistance of the National Oce- tides. The business owner said anic and Atmospheric Adminis- Offshore Conditions that she will likely have to close tration that will help scientists to More Precisely up shop as a result. “That’s hard look into the future a little more in the Future to hear for businesses like that,” precisely. Appropriately known said Ayres. as the ESP, the Environmental By Jordan Nailon The allowable toxic thresh- Sample Processor is a gauge that [email protected] old for domoic acid is set at 20 samples water conditions for parts per million. From Janu- plankton content and then sends A razor clam digging season ary through May, the count at the data back to dockside scien- that nearly never was has finally Twin Harbors hovered around tists via cellphone signal. come to an end. 30 parts per million. “It’s not The ESP will be tethered to Domoic acid made head- new toxin. It’s just those clams a buoy some 13 miles offshore lines all year after arriving in a got so high that they don’t want of La Push. It will be the first big blob of warmer ocean water Kyle Mittan / The Daily World to lose it,” explained Ayres, who time that an ESP device, also and toxic algae last spring. That Ann Gellenbeck, Martin Stevens and Wyatt Stevens (right), from Yelm, dig for razor noted that the toxicity level did known as a “lab in a can,” will be blob wound up shuttering the clams on Copalis Beach on Christmas Eve. dip as low as 22 parts per million deployed off the coast of Wash- final round of digging opportu- at one point before jolting back ington, although similar devices nities early and then settled in up again. “They just got a bigger have been used successfully off over the summer and saturated the season, Ayres noted that the The openings at Mocrocks shot of it (domoic acid) at Twin digging days nearly matched the and Copalis were more limited the coast of Maine and Califor- clam beds to the point that the Harbors. Those clams certainly nia. Scientists had to develop a bivalves had a hard time flushing record setting 2014-15 season than the wide open dig at Long held onto it.” when 104 digging days were of- Beach because the WDFW and special bungie cord to hold the themselves clean. As for when Twin Harbors device securely in Washington’s At Twin Harbors, the density fered on Washington’s beaches. the Quinault Tribe split both may open again, Ayres was un- “You lose those fall tides and the clam resources and the dig- notoriously “snarly” marine en- of domoic acid was so high that certain but used recent history vironment, said Ayres. the clams are still coming in over you can’t get them back, but we ging days. Despite fewer days, at Kalaloch Beach as a guide. “We’ll have the ability to see the allowable threshold. As a re- put the pedal to the metal, at some of the best results came “There was a year a while ago at what’s coming at us. If we knew sult, those beaches were never least at Long Beach, and offered from those sandy spits. Ayres Kalaloch that took 18 months to far enough in advance we might allowed to open for digging in 95 days,” said Ayres of the 2015- said he dug some of the biggest open up again,” said Ayres, who step up our harvest a bit,” ex- the fall of 2015 or the winter and 16 offerings. clams he’s ever seen at Mocrocks added that he is hopeful for an plained Ayres. “In theory we’ll spring of 2016. That full throttle opening at near Pacific Beach this year. He opening at Twin Harbors this In fact, the first digging day of Long Beach included a wide-open added that area is not generally a fall. be able to give fishers better ad- the season, which typically arrives offering that lasted from Feb. 4 hot bed for razor clams but this Ayres is also optimistic that vance warning so they can plan in early October, was not held un- through March 31. Typically, the year they were showing for some the tides will provide good clams their vacations or give restau- til Christmas Eve when Copalis WDFW adjusts digging days to reason. “Will they be there next at the other area beaches once rants more advance warning so served as the location of the clam the best low tides, but that open- year? Who knows. As big as they clam season rolls around again they can plan their ordering and digging season’s greetings. ing went straight through in order were they might be near the end early next fall. “I think we’re go- staffing better.” That three-day dig was the to help diggers get their feet wet of their life cycle.” ing to have another great season Ayres noted that even with tip of a fast and furious iceberg and for the business community Ayres explained that a clam ahead, short of another toxin the improved data there, WDFW that was to follow. In between to get its bearings. typically lives for about 5 years outbreak,” said Ayres. officials and clam diggers alike the Christmas eve dig at Copalis “We found people digging on and the biggest clam he’s ever Although he warned that will still be at the mercy of the and the final dig at Mocrocks on tides that we typically wouldn’t seen was about 7 inches long and “long term speculations are really weather and the tides. “There May 22, the Washington Depart- expect people to use and they fat enough to nearly fill his hand. tough,” Ayres also noted that a is no magic potion that you can ment of Fish and Wildlife esti- were successful,” noted Ayers. He said he dug that girthy bivalve cool La Nina weather pattern ap- spray across the ocean to make it mates that 327,545 digging trips He told of one digger who said he at Mocrocks a few years ago. pears to be moving in to replace all go away,” said Ayres. were made between Long Beach, hit the jackpot during a plus 2.5 The news was not so good the warmer El Nino cycle. Ayres The hope is that the improved Mocrocks and Copalis, those foot tide. “I just couldn’t believe at Twin Harbors though, where pointed out that warm water data and advanced look at chang- trips resulted in the harvest of it,” said Ayres. the razor clam season shuttered conditions are conducive to the ing ocean conditions will allow 4,665,743 succulent bivalves. Despite the digging blitz, early in May 2015 and has yet to algae that produces domoic acid the WDFW to communicate and “Certainly for some beaches it only 59 percent of the allotted reopen. and that the warm water “blob” plan more effectively in the fu- turned out better than it might clams were dug at Long Beach “Where it was good news for that preceded the toxin marine ture. This year, “We spent a lot of have,” said WDFW Coastal this digging year. Long Beach and Ocean Shores, conditions last year has since time talking to individuals and Shellfish Manager Dan Ayres. “A lot of clams that we could it was definitely not a great situ- dissipated. Ayres said that if the the news media and people try- “We lost the fall season and we have harvested we didn’t, and ation for Westport and Grayland cooler pattern holds its form, ing to plan vacations. I did a lot weren’t sure when we’d be able to that’s not a bad thing because and the other communities in “That would be good news and of planning people’s vacations open again.” they will be there for the future,” Twin Harbors,” said Ayres. He would likely indicate that our bi- it seems like,” said Ayres. “But Despite that delayed start to Ayres said. noted one business owner who ology won’t be a problem.” that’s OK. It’s part of what we do.” Morton General Hospital Hosting Film Viewing and Discussion of End of Life Options By The Chronicle of patients and families in the the message of the presentation, what they want for themselves.” with physicians that did work On June 2, Morton General face of terminal illness and their Hurley noted that it is “impor- Chaney added that remaining with that.” Hurley added that Hospital will be hosting an end ensuing relationship with medi- tant to have those conversations empowered as people grow older Gawande is a skilled author and of life presentation featuring a cal professionals, is based off of ahead of time.” is the main mission of the film captivating speaker in the film. PBS Frontline film called “Being a best-selling book by Dr. Atul Candace Chaney, from As- and discussion. The presentation will be held Mortal” along with a post view- Gawande. sured Hospice, helped to orga- A quote from Gawande that at Morton General Hospital ing discussion between the pub- Diane Hurley, Social Services nize the event through a coop- adorns the event flier notes that, 9:30-11:30 a.m. on June 2 and lic and healthcare professionals. RN manager at Morton General eration of her employer, Morton “Hope is not a plan.” again 6:30-8:30 p.m. in Confer- The event is free to the public Hospital, said that Gawande’s General, Hospice of America Of Gawande, the author and ence Rooms 1 and 2. Plans for The presentation is titled book and the resulting film have and the Area Agency on Aging. speaker in the film, Hurley noted additional viewings in the Twin “Being Mortal: Medicine and created “a national conversa- According to Chaney, “The goal that, “He’s a surgeon and he es- Cities area at a later date are cur- What Matters in the End.” The tion,” on the myriad of options is to show (the film) and then sentially was somebody who re- rently in the works. corresponding PBS Frontline and intricacies of dealing with provide an opportunity and re- alized he didn’t handle end of life For more information, contact film, which explores the hopes end of life decisions. Speaking on sources to help people figure out very well so he started speaking Diane Hurley at (360) 496-3591. Sex Offender Accused of Assaulting Thurston County Hotel Employee By Andy Hobbs Friday. She said a man suddenly with a flashlight. bump on the side of his face, Ca- in the 4400 block of Montclair The Olympian appeared, grabbed her arm and The man ran off. A K-9 unit ton said he had been hit with a Drive Southeast in Lacey. His shoved her against the building. with the Lacey Police Depart- board at work the previous day. previous convictions include The female employee was The man allegedly told the ment located a suspect who Caton’s employer told police at least five counts of failure to working the night shift at Can- woman to “be still” and started matched the description given that he didn’t work the previous register as a sex offender. He dlewood Suites, 4440 Third Ave. pulling at her clothes. The wom- by the woman and was later day. was registered as a sex offender SE, and was outside checking the an was able to get her arm free identified as Caton. When the An officer identified Caton as after a 2001 conviction of third- building for trash about 1:35 a.m. and struck the man in the head officer asked about a small a registered sex offender living degree rape of a child.

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Jay Inslee and Warner, who was appointed by former Department of Correc- then-Gov. Chris Gregoire in 2011, tions Secretary left his job last October to work Bernie Warner at a private company in Utah for a three-year that runs prisons in eight states. delay in fixing an A phone message left for Warner error that led to was not immediately returned. the early release The report argues that "lack of thousands of of competent oversight from the prisoners. governor's office contributed to The report the delay" of the required fix and was released Jay Inslee Rachel La Corte / AP Photo that "the governor's office failed Wednesday, governor Republican Sen. Mike Padden, at podium, talks to the media about a Senate investigation into the erroneous early release to recognize the serious manage- three months of prisoners, as Republican Sen. Steve O’Ban looks on Wednesday in Olympia. The report casts much of the blame for the ment problems within DOC and after Inslee re- delayed ix to the error on former Corrections Secretary Bernie Warner. took no action to correct them. " leased his own independent re- The fallout from the error port conducted by two former not having more oversight over event of any future computer er- ment of Corrections to apply included a resignation, two de- federal prosecutors that found the agency. ror that leads to early prisoner re- good-behavior credits earned motions and two reprimands that a series of missteps within The Senate report says that leases. The lawmakers also want in county jail to state prison of state employees. But the Sen- the agency and the lack of pri- the governor's report ignored key to create an ombuds office at the sentences. However, an incor- ate report says that the governor, oritization or follow up by sev- issues related to how the agency Department of Corrections that rect computer formula ended up who is up for re-election this year, eral employees were to blame for was run, saying that "misman- is independent of both the agen- giving prisoners with sentenc- focused on blaming mid-level the agency's failure to quickly fix agement was systemic, and it cy and the governor. ing enhancements too much so- the software programming er- managers instead of higher up started at the top levels of state In a written statement, Inslee called good time credit. the chain at the agency or within ror once it was brought to their government." spokeswoman Jaime Smith said The agency was first alerted attention. The error, which af- the governor's office. "This was not a 'software that there was "nothing new" in to the error in December 2012, Republican Sen. Mike Pad- fected sentencing calculations, glitch,'" the report reads. "It was the Senate report. when a victim's family learned den, the chairman of the Senate ultimately led to the early release a failure of leadership." "Senate Republicans say ex- of a prisoner's imminent release. of about 3,000 prisoners. The er- The lawmakers suggested leg- actly what the governor has been The family did its own calcula- Law and Justice Committee, said ror went unnoticed at the agency islation that incorporates several saying for months - that this tions and found he was being Wednesday that the Senate's re- for more than a decade and then of their report recommendations, starts with Bernie Warner," she credited with too much time. port "is another viewpoint, and, I went unfixed for an additional which include a review of staff- wrote, calling the report "a clear- An assistant attorney general think, a valid one." three years. ing levels in the IT and records ly partisan effort that is already advised the agency at the time The Senate report notes that At least two deaths have been departments, requiring the gov- being used for political purposes." that it wasn't necessary to manu- while the panel's investigation tied to the early releases. ernor to have systems in place to The problem began with the ally recalculate other prisoners' has "largely concluded" it may While Warner drew most of directly monitor performance at agency's move to comply with a sentences, saying that waiting for later issue a supplemental report the lawmakers' ire, Inslee was key agencies, and requiring an July 2002 state Supreme Court a programming fix for the other if the senators receive more in- criticized in the latest report for agency-wide hand count in the ruling that required the Depart- cases should be sufficient. How- formation. Trump, Clinton Win Washington’s Presidential Primaries CAMPAIGNING: Results Only Impact Republican Race as Democrats Use Caucus System to Appoint Delegates By Rachel La Corte Hillary Clinton Donald Trump The Associated Press

OLYMPIA — Donald Trump delegates will go to Sanders and handily won Washington state's 27 to Clinton. Republican presidential primary About 1.3 million voters had Tuesday, even as he shared the already sent in their ballots prior ballot with three other candi- to Tuesday's election. Election dates who had already dropped officials said that as of Tuesday out of the contest. evening, 31 percent of voters As counties started posting have returned their ballot. There their results shortly after 8 p.m., are more than 4 million regis- Trump took a commanding lead tered voters in Washington state, Elaine Thompson / AP Photo with 76 percent of the vote, fol- who can either vote by mail or by In this photo taken March 26, hands are raised during a vote at a Democratic caucus in Seattle. More than a million voters lowed by John Kasich and Ted dropping their ballot at an elec- have already sent in their ballots for Washington state’s presidential primary on Tuesday, but the only delegates at stake are Cruz, with 10 percent each. Ben tion drop box. for the Republican contest, because state Democrats ignore the primary and use the smaller caucus system to allocate their Carson garnered 4 percent of the The record number of presi- delegates to their national convention. vote in early returns. dential primary ballots counted Even though Trump is the in Washington was nearly 1.4 need to instigate change." over the weekend at the state der party rules, each delegate is only candidate remaining in the million in 2008, according to the "I like Ted Cruz, but I believe Republican convention. Of the bound to the primary results for GOP contest, Kasich and Cruz secretary of state's office. The re- Donald Trump can pull this to- 41 elected delegates, 40 were the first round of voting at the were still on the ballot because cord percentage return was 42.6 gether, and I'm willing to give Cruz supporters. However, un- national convention. they suspended their campaigns in 2000. Both of those elections him a chance," he said. after the ballots were printed. were held in February. Under Cornell Clayton, director of Carson's name also appeared be- state law, the presidential prima- the Foley Institute for Public Pol- cause he never submitted a with- ry is held on the fourth Tuesday icy at Washington State Univer- drawal of candidacy. of May, unless the parties agree sity, said even though the Demo- Republicans in Washington to change it, which they did in cratic primary is nothing more The Books of Lewis County state will allocate all 44 delegates both of those years. than a poll, there's still value for to their national convention Last year, Republican Sec- the campaign that prevails. Available now! based on the primary results. retary of State Kim Wyman "They're going to tout this as A Simple Song by On the Democratic side, Hill- pushed to have this year's pri- the will of the people," he said. Russ Mohney ary Clinton defeated Bernie mary moved to March, but the State Republicans will send Sanders. She was winning 54 move, opposed by Democrats, 44 delegates to the July national percent to 46 percent in early re- failed to get the two-thirds vote convention in Cleveland. Thirty turns; however the results don't required by the Presidential Pri- will be allocated proportionally affect the allocation of delegates. mary Date Selection Committee. based on candidate percentages $ 99 Washington has both a presi- The inevitability of the Re- in the congressional districts — 28ea + Tax dential primary and a caucus publican race doesn't sit well three delegates from each of the $ 99 system, but Democrats will ig- with some voters who say they 10 districts. 12 ea nore the primary results, hav- + Tax are not ready to support Trump. Fourteen at-large delegates, Our Hometowns Volume 1-3 ing chosen to keep using the Daniel Emborg said Tuesday which include three Republican party caucus system to allocate he voted for Cruz. Emborg, who National Committee members, their delegates. 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Park is one of two in the system Millersylvania. for development at a specific spot. that could be part of a pilot pro- Fort Flagler is on Marrow- The soonest the commission Lewis County gram to bring in more private stone Island and Millersylvania could take action on the pilot Historical Museum business development. is about 10 miles south of Olym- proposal is September. Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 26, 2016

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 Help Relay For Life Make a Difference in Cancer Fight

Like clockwork, Relay For vors in attendance last weekend. all the difference in the world.” “I would encourage every- Life volunteers, cancer survi- Our Views Four years ago, she received The help comes in the form body that’s been diagnosed or vors and supporters come to- sites on the $100,000 threshold. an ominous diagnosis of stage of support and information. In is a caregiver to come to one gether each spring at the South- It’s not too late to help push 4 breast cancer. As she told a addition the money raised by of these events and see what west Washington Fairgrounds them over the limit, which the Chronicle reporter, she was the organization — a substan- research can do. We are kicking to do their part in the Hercu- group hopes to reach by Aug. 31. devastated. tial sum — allows those grap- cancer’s butt,” she said. lean task of raising money for To throw your financial support Three months later, though, pling with the worst news of Relay For life seems to be research. behind this worthwhile effort, she attended her first Relay For their lives and opportunity to thriving under the guidance of As in past years, they were contact Linda Tomasheck at Life event. network with others who have organizer Tomasheck. We’re wildly successful, raising more [email protected], or call “I didn’t know anything navigated the same ordeal. thankful for her leadership, and than $85,000 during the 24- (360) 269-1181. about it. I felt isolated, all alone. Now, her cancer is in remis- encourage all who are able to hour event. If you require more prod- I didn’t have any information on sion, and she’s taken her place help the group not only reach Their overall goal was lofty, ding, consider the story of Katie what to do,” Foss said of her di- in an endless cycle, this time its goal of $100,000, but hope- though, as organizers set their Foss, who was among the survi- agnosis. “(Relay For Life) made providing hope to others. fully surpass it. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking How Many Bits and Pieces Can Fill Up a Column? Read On To begin, I hereby confess to an error in last week’s column. I stated that Perry, Oklahoma, was the birthplace of Will Rogers. Wrong. He was born in Oklahoma, all right, but in Dog Island Ranch in Indian Territory near a place called Oologa. It was Buster Keaton who came from Per- ry. I should know by now not to trust my memory too far. I’d like to comment on the Lewis County resi- dent who shot that beloved elk in Eastern Wash- ington, but this is a family newspaper. My descrip- tion would have included a well-known word for the end of the alimentary canal. I have to tell you about a weird coincidence that happened to me recently. A couple of years ago I picked up a book at a used book sale that was written by a Korean War veteran paratrooper named Delton Collins. I started reading, but put it away because I didn’t much care for the style in which it By Bill Moeller Letters was written. quality people like Rex and Kim Ash- seriousness of this crime and possible I wish I had read further, because I picked it Attacks on Centralia more (who do more for our program, mental disorders. If you aren’t fearful it off the shelf again on a whim last week and dis- Baseball Coach Unjustified school and city than anyone I know) could happen to a child or person. covered that the two of us had been in the same This is in response to the “High and our athletic director Scott Cham- company: Easy Company, Second Battalion, 187th Clarice L. Griffith School Hurler Throws Too Many Pitch- berlain is completely unwarranted, Airborne Regimental Combat Team. retired junior high school counselor es” letter (page Main 8, May 10). without merit and about as ignorant as His book doesn’t list any dates of his activi- you can get. Salkum ties, but it gives me the impression from the ones So let me get this straight – a guy he describes that he arrived shortly after I had with no current connection to Centra- lia Tiger baseball follows the team for a Bryan Zurfluh McDevitt Knows How already been pulled out and hospitalized with assistant coach frostbite. “few” weeks and overhears something Centralia High School baseball to Get Things Done The 187th made two combat parachute jumps second-hand in the stands and takes exception with how our coaching staff David McDevitt, a candidate for during that war; I was there for the first one and Cat Attacker Must Have Congress from the 3rd Congressional he was in the second, which was much more dan- handles pitchers? Normally, this would be of little con- District, is a smart, hard-working guy gerous. I’m attempting to get in touch with him Psychological Disorder that can get things done. David is a through his publisher. The book was printed 12 cern to me and would not warrant a re- sponse. Greg Isaacson is certainly enti- The front-page article in the Chron- high level computer programmer — years ago. icle Thursday, May 19, “Police Note Er- that requires him to be someone who Changing topics, deadlines prevented me last tled to whatever uniformed opinions he would like. Criticism, complaints and rors in Investigation of Cat’s Death” is pays attention to detail. week from commenting on the honor I received much more serious than one would His first paying job was as a deliv- in the Centralia College Library for my donation second-guessing coaches seems to be standard practice these days. But when think. ery route boy for a newspaper. He was of all the books I had collected by and about Mark First, one would think the police a problem solver from the beginning, Twain in the nearly 35 years I did my impression you call into question the character and intentions of good people trying to do department would know not to discard which he showed when he got all of the of that American genius. evidence. This was an animal, and in people on his route to pre-pay three I don’t think anyone else noticed, but to me it things you have gone too far. It is not my intention to debate the this case, just as important as a human months in advance so they didn’t lose was another example of selective memory loss. A being. Why? The juvenile(s) involved in their subscription. Now every newspa- few little bits and pieces seemed to wind up either value and use of pitch counts with Mr. this case appear to have psychological per does that. altered or absent in the presentation of one of my Isaacson. Our staff of eight (seven of issues. Attention to detail and problem favorite Twain pieces. Anyway, I certainly appreci- which are former Tigers and have more The first report was a juvenile com- solving are two things we need from ated the evening and thank the library — and the than 50 years of combined coaching ex- mitted the gruesome acts. In this case, our government. Not the politics of no. college, of course — for the recognition. perience) is very aware of pitch counts the child most likely appears to have a Not by continuing to siphon money Here’s another reason for reading something and they are used as one of many indi- psychological disorder. If a child kills, — anything — from a book instead of one of those cations and variables for us (along with from the middle class for the benefit of mutilates or tortures an animal, he or electronic gadgets. You can look at a book resting the athlete) when to remove or end a the billionaires who buy the Tea Party she often goes on to harm other hu- on a table next to your favorite chair and tell at a pitcher’s day. elections. Government shouldn’t be mans physically. If you think the ani- glance from where the bookmark is placed how A great deal more goes into our de- bought. That is why I endorse McDe- mal rights advocates are up in arms over far you still have to go before the end is reached. cision-making and our player’s prepa- vitt. David is a progressive Democrat It’s taken more than eight years, but, as time ration than just the number of pitches this incident, how much more would who supports Bernie Sanders for presi- goes by, I seem to get more comments about these thrown. The last thing anyone on our the community be involved if this tor- dent. printed efforts from people I meet. Favorable ones, staff wants is to see one of our kids hurt! ture was a child? McDevitt has put in more time in too. What I take great offense to is the It happens all too often. Schools the last six months to understanding It’s as if I’ve received the mantle of the beloved careless conclusion from Isaacson that today call it “bullying.” The abuse and and working to solve problems in the Gordon Aadland as a spokesman to what he used our head coach only cares about win- torture of animals by juvenile(s) is much Washington 3rd Congressional Dis- to call “ladies in sensible shoes” and their male ning and not the kids. Rex Ashmore more serious than the press or police trict than Jaime Herrera Beutler has in counterparts. I’d like to feel modest about it, but I and I have been friends for most of department in this case acknowledge. the six years since she was first elected. can’t. I’ll just say, “Thank you.” our lives. We have coached together in Deputy Prosecutor Kevin Nelson’s It’s obvious that things are not I love those Pemco Insurance TV ads that say, Adna and now Centralia for nearly 20 hands are tied in this case, but I would working well in Washington. It’s in the “We’re just like you — a little different” and don’t years. He coached my own son as well. hope there would be some way to bring news every day. Sending smart, hard- mind seeing any of them repeated, but wouldn’t The care and love he has for the kids this case forward with the juvenile(s) in- working people to Washington sounds it be refreshing if a few future ones also showed and the game of baseball is, and always volved name(s) on a watch list, because like a refreshing change. some African Americans, Hispanic Americans or has been, the primary motivation for no doubt the police will be dealing with As Justin Trudeau said, “We can do Native Americans doing the same silly or dumb coaching. Our entire coaching staff them again. The next time could be the more for the people who need it by do- things that the Caucasians are filmed doing? spends countless hours away from their serious injury or death of a child. ing less for the people who don’t.” We Or would that be condemned for being ethni- families, gives up summers, helps raise As for the “mistake” in the way can do this together. Faster together. cally abusive? money for the program, etc. the case was handled, Centralia Po- Farther together. Let’s send McDevitt ••• We do it all because we care deeply lice Chief Carl Nielsen said he believes to Washington because he works for Bill Moeller is a former entertainer, mayor, bookstore about the kids, Tiger baseball and the the department is prepared to handle all of us. owner, city council member, paratrooper and pilot living city of Centralia. any future case should one occur. My in Centralia. He can be reached at bookmaven321@com- For Isaacson to be allowed to de- concern is that the staff is educated by Thomas Gibson cast.net. mean the character and intentions of a psychologist on staff who knows the Camas

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Items submitted are subject to editing and be sent to [email protected]. n Editor Eric Schwartz can be reached at (360) discussion of vital issues and events affecting will become the property of this newspaper. Po- 807-8224, or by e-mail at eschwartz@chronline. the quality of life in Lewis County and adjoining etry is not accepted. com. regions. When necessary, we will be willing to take a tough, definitive stance on a controver- sial issue. • Main 9 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 26, 2016 More State Democrats Look to Do Away With Caucuses CLINTON WIN: Low mary results are more represen- ing the primary to allocate del- tative of what the majority of vot- egates, as Republicans did for the Turnout, Competing ers think and should therefore be 2016 election. Outcomes With used to allocate delegates in the Susan Hutchison, chairman presidential race. of the state Republican Party, Primary Criticized “I think it does show that Hill- issued a statement late Tuesday By Melissa Santos ary does have the greater sup- calling the Democrats’ caucus The Olympian port,” Hansch said of Tuesday’s system “antiquated” and “out of results. Hillary Clinton’s victory in step with the voters.” Others say the primary out- On Wednesday, the state’s top Washington’s presidential pri- come only showed that many mary on Tuesday is causing election official urged both par- voters didn’t participate. Many ties to use the presidential prima- more Democrats to ask why they Sanders supporters sat out Tues- are ignoring those results. ry to allocate delegates in 2020. day’s primary because they knew Secretary of State Kim Wyman, Jamal Raad, a spokesman for it was “a dog and pony show,” the state Democratic Party, said a Republican, also repeated her said Jennifer Chamberlin, a call for the Legislature to move party officials received “a hand- Bremerton resident and organiz- ful of emails” Wednesday morn- the primary from May to March er of the grassroots group Kitsap to heighten its importance in the ing questioning whether the Loves Bernie. state party’s use of caucuses to presidential nomination process. “Had it been a deciding fac- Raad, the Democratic party allocate delegates to presidential Dean J. Koepfler / The News Tribune tor for the delegates, we would spokesman, said switching to candidates truly represents the The political discourse was robust as forms were counted at Democratic precinct have mobilized and been able to a primary system is something will of Washington voters. caucuses at Jason Lee Middle School on Saturday, March 26. phone bank and engage voters to Clinton lost the state’s March vote,” Chamberlin said. Democratic party officials can 26 caucuses in a landslide for Democrats’ system of holding ers to take time away from family Some supporters of Sanders, consider leading up to the next Bernie Sanders that handed the both caucuses and primaries or work to attend a meeting with an independent who identifies as presidential election. Vermont senator 74 of the state’s needs to go. their neighbors. The Democratic a Democratic socialist, also didn’t The Washington State Demo- 101 delegates to the Democratic Awarding delegates to candi- precinct caucuses where Sanders want to identify as a Republican cratic Central Committee, which National Convention. dates based on primary results won his delegates lasted just a few or Democrat to participate in the consists of volunteers from But the former secretary of would be less confusing and ex- hours, but the later legislative dis- primary, Chamberlin said. Voters counties and legislative districts state then turned around and pand the number of voters who trict caucuses that helped cement had to check a party declaration throughout the state, will vote in won Tuesday’s nonbinding Dem- could participate in the nomina- that victory took up to 12 hours. box for their vote to count. late 2018 or early 2019 on wheth- ocratic primary election, earning tion process, he said. Afterward, local Democratic vol- Still, Chamberlin said she er to use a presidential primary 53 percent of the vote compared “I just think caucuses have unteers questioned whether a pri- would support using a primary or a caucus system, he said. with Sanders’ 47 percent. a romantic image and play a mary would be preferable. to allocate the state’s delegates Raad he anticipates there will Votes are still being counted meaningful role in terms of ac- “People can’t find a babysitter going forward, since she knows be ample debate about making in the all-mail election, but by tivism and energy, but that a for a whole day, they can’t leave many people who were shut out changes. Wednesday almost three times as primary is more Democratic and work for a whole day. They have of the caucus process by work or “There certainly are some many Democrats had voted in the reflective of the broader values of family commitments, or their family commitments. Democrats who want to move to primary as participated in Demo- the population,” Carlyle said. kids are in activities,” said Elaine It would be a change wel- the primary,” Raad said Wednes- crats’ March 26 precinct caucuses. While voters can take part in Hansch, a Clinton supporter comed by Republicans, who day. “We’ve heard their concerns, State Sen. Reuven Carlyle, the primary by simply dropping from Gig Harbor. for the past year have criticized and this will certainly be a dis- D-Seattle, said Tuesday’s results a ballot in the mail, participat- Because of those factors, Democrats for not abandoning cussion in the run-up to the next highlighted how Washington ing in the caucuses requires vot- Hansch said she thinks the pri- the caucus system in favor of us- presidential election.” Six Washington Charter Schools Get a Second Start By Debbie Cafazzo state’s fledgling charters, so that individual operators, rather than new law leaves that structure in In approving the new five- The Olympian they can learn from last year’s by interstate networks such as place. year charter contracts, the com- challenges. Summit and Green Dot. Both Melissa Westbrook, a Seattle mission also set some conditions. Six of Washington’s charter In September, the Washing- organizations are based in Cali- public schools activist and blog- One was aimed at Summit Pub- schools will get another lease on ton State Supreme Court ruled fornia. ger, told the charter commission lic Schools of Washington, which life under the state’s new charter that a voter-approved charter By March, the Legislature — at its Tacoma meeting that the operates high schools in Tacoma law, after action by the Washing- school law was unconstitutional. heavily lobbied by charter sup- new law does not meet constitu- and Seattle. ton State Charter School Com- By November, the schools had porters — passed a new charter tional requirements for the role Commission staff members mission. lost state per-pupil funding that law that kept much of the system of the state superintendent. noted that the school has only The commission, meeting in had been available under the intact but changed the source of She also noted the law re- two members remaining on its Tacoma last week, voted to ap- charter law. charter school funding. quires that parents be notified Washington board — one from prove five-year contracts with Some of them — including Instead of drawing money of pending litigation that could Seattle and one from Bellevue. existing charter schools in Ta- SOAR and Destiny — regrouped from the state common school shut down charters. Summit’s bylaws state that its coma, Seattle and Kent. under the banner of a small East- fund, the law directs that money Charter parent Jessica Garcia Washington-based board will in- Contracts are to be signed by ern Washington school district. for charters come from state lot- was at the Tacoma meeting and clude at least three members. the commission chairman, Steve That allowed them to temporari- tery proceeds. said she knew of the legal chal- Commissioners made ap- Sundquist, and representatives of ly receive reduced state per-pupil And in a win for public school lenge to the charter school law. proval of Summit’s contract for the schools by June 2. funding as alternative learning districts that opposed charters, “I went into it with my eyes the coming school year contin- Two other charters operate experience programs. the law also bars charters from open,” said Garcia, who has a gent on adding a board member. under the auspices of the Spo- Summit Olympus, along with accessing local levy dollars — a child at Green Dot Destiny Mid- “We are in the process of add- kane School District. A former its sister school in Seattle, Sum- practice that would have been dle School. “We were desperate ing members,” said Jen Wickens, Seattle charter, First Place Schol- mit Sierra, bypassed alternative allowed had the Supreme Court enough to take this chance.” chief regional officer for Summit ars, has reverted to the private- learning funding and instead not acted. Garcia spent much of the Public Schools Washington. “We school status it held before it con- kept the doors open as home- “The loss of local levy money legislative session in Olympia, will certainly have at least one verted to a charter school. school centers for their students. is severe,” said charter commis- pushing for the new charter law. more member by the time we The commission also autho- Private dollars filled in some sion director Joshua Halsey, who Her experience inspired her to need to execute contracts next rized three schools — two in of the funding gaps. estimated the revenue reduction run for a state House seat. She week.” Seattle and one in Walla Walla — The Washington State Char- for the six schools at $17 million. filed as a Republican in the 29th The new charter law im- that plan to open in fall 2017. ter Schools Association gathered Charter opponents — in- Legislative District, seeking to posed additional requirements Charters — including SOAR private donations and awarded cluding the teachers union, the unseat incumbent Democrat on charter board members. They Academy, Green Dot Destiny $4.5 million in “bridge” grants to Washington Education Asso- Steve Kirby. now must file personal financial Middle School and Summit help schools through the rocky ciation — contend changes in The new law expanded the statements with the state Public Olympus High School, all in Ta- first school year. the charter law aren’t enough to charter commission. It now in- Disclosure Commission. coma — survived a bumpy 2015- The association earlier com- meet constitutional demands. cludes one member appointed Commission member Cindi 16 school year. mitted $2 million to help kick They have vowed to challenge by the State Board of Education, Williams speculated that some “We in the charter sector start several of the schools dur- charters in court again. Jack Archer, and one represent- board members at the schools in Washington have just come ing their first year as they bought Opponents have raised con- ing the state superintendent’s of- might have felt uncomfortable through eight months of tumult,” equipment and supplies. cerns over charter governance. fice, Dan Grimm. Legislators are with the financial disclosure re- Thelma Jackson, who heads the For the coming school year, Rather than elected school to appoint two more by July. quirements and bowed out. SOAR board, told the charter the association has committed boards, charters in Washington commission last week. to $1,000 per student at SOAR are run by boards appointed by She urged the commission and other so-called stand-alone the nonprofit organizations that SEASONED FIREWOOD to guide discussions among the charters — those managed by manage the charter schools. The R&K LOGGING News in Brief • CLEAR CUTTING & THINNING • CLEAR CUT RE-SEEDING Intruders Scale Sea- Nationally, breaches happen animal cruelty and driving with • SELECT LOGGING about every 10 days at one of the a suspended license. Tac Fences More Than 31 major airports AP studied. 360-894-1423 Ken Officials Disclosed Yakima Weighing [email protected]

LICENSED, BONDED & INSURED LIC# 0056001827 CH557488R.N SEATTLE (AP) — Intruders Man Arrested for Proposal for Temporary got over the fencing that protects Dragging Dog Seattle-Tacoma International Homeless Encampment Airport's runways more than Behind Truck YAKIMA (AP) — The Ya- authorities disclosed, though VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) kima City Council is considering the security breaches are not fre- — Police have arrested a man for a proposal to create a temporary quent. dragging a dog behind his truck homeless encampment on city An Associated Press investi- in Vancouver. property in northeast Yakima. gation shows seven incidents at Vancouver police said in a Under the plan, the city Sea-Tac from 2004 through mid- Wednesday news release that po- would allow a nonprofit social February. lice went to a home on Sunday on services agency to develop and Airport officials had ac- knowledged five incidents. Fed- a report of a dog being dragged administer the site, which could eral records showed two other by a truck to that location. Wit- host about 30 people. fence jumpers, including a man nesses told police they had heard The Yakima Herald-Republic who had two steak knives when a dog yelping and crying loudly reported the proposal is aimed at he was stopped near a terminal and saw a dog hanging by a leash addressing increased homeless in 2011. on the side of a truck. camping in downtown residen- 1162 NW State Ave. A Sea-Tac spokesman said a Police say they weren't able tial areas. CHEHALIS, WA 98532 records search missed the cases to make contact with the resi- Acting City Attorney Mark because they were listed as tres- dents initially and returned with Kunkler says residents living 360-748-3805 passing, not breaches. search warrants. Once inside, near the site will be notified. There were no breaches last police say they found a dog's The site will require fencing, 1-800-356-4404 year, though on May 7 another body, which was taken to a coun- hygienic facilities and 24-hour a CH557686jc.do intruder got over a fence. ty agency for a necropsy. day security services. Airports say their perimeters Police arrested 52-year-old The council is weighing the are strong and note no breach in- David Kadow Wednesday, book- proposal at a special meeting www.moerkeandsons.com volved a known terrorist plot. ing him into jail on charges of Wednesday. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 26, 2016

Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Fishing Equipment picious person sleeping in a car lice received a report of a stolen a 2001 Acura Integra driven by a Assault on School Bus Reported Taken From Back Porch in the 600 block of South Market license plate in the 1000 block of 22-year-old man. The man was Boulevard. Police arrived and Northwest Louisiana Avenue. transported to Providence Cen- • At 3:01 p.m. on Tuesday, po- • At 6:05 a.m. on Wednesday, arrested Peter J. Herman, 33, of tralia Hospital with back and leg lice received a report of a fourth- police received a report of a bur- Chehalis, on outstanding war- Man Booked for Meth pain. Graham was not injured. glary in the 800 block of Euclid degree assault between two stu- rants. A search incident to his ar- Possession • At 9 p.m. on Tuesday, depu- dents on a school bus in the 400 Way. A fishing pole, tackle box rest revealed methamphetamine, ties arrested Nathaniel M. Bryce, block of West Summa Street. and two packs of cigarettes were and he was also booked on suspi- • William G. Carter, 31, of 27, of Centralia, on suspicion of The case is under investigation. reportedly stolen from a fenced- cion of possession of a controlled Monroe was arrested at 6:36 DUI, reckless endangerment in back porch overnight. The substance, according to the po- p.m. Tuesday in the 500 block of and third-degree driving with a Check Fraud case is under investigation. lice department. Southeast Washington Avenue. suspended license. Deputies re- sponded to the intersection of • At 4:23 p.m. on Tuesday, Graffiti Reported Teen Booked on Assault Charge Big Hanaford Road and Tono police received a report of check CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT Thefts Road in Centralia to find an un- fraud in the 2400 block of Lei- • At 9:53 a.m. on Monday, • A 15-year-old Chehalis boy occupied vehicle partially block- sure Lane. • At 12:21 p.m. on Monday, police received a report of graf- was arrested on suspicion of ing the road. Bystanders report- a theft was reported in the 1000 fiti sprayed on a fence in the 600 fourth-degree assault, domes- ed a man was walking away from Protection Order Violation block of Northwest Louisiana block of Southwest Cascade Av- tic-violence in the 700 block of the vehicle with a child. Deputies enue. Southwest Cascade Avenue. • At 4:42 p.m. on Tuesday, po- Avenue. caught up to the driver, identi- • At 9:07 a.m. on Tuesday, a fied as Bryce, who was report- lice arrested Kevin G. Blosser, 35, Swarm of Bees on suspicion of violating a pro- wallet was reported stolen in the LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE edly stumbling while carrying tection order in the 1400 block of 1000 block of Northwest Louisi- • At 3:05 p.m. on Monday, po- Drivers Arrested on DUI Charges his 4-year-old stepchild, and ar- West Main Street. ana Avenue. lice received a report of a swarm rested him. • At noon on Tuesday, police of bees in the 600 block of South • At 6:20 p.m. Tuesday, depu- received a report of a theft of Market Boulevard. Officers con- ties responded to a report of a Pills Stolen in Centralia Burglary Vehicle Prowl two-vehicle collision at the inter- cellphone cases in the 1000 block tacted a beekeeper, according to • The Sheriff’s Office received • At 8:50 p.m. on Tuesday, po- of Northwest Louisiana Avenue. the police department. section of Jackson Highway and Logan Hill Road south of Che- a report of a residential burglary lice received a report of a vehicle No arrests were made. between Friday and Monday in prowl in the 1400 block of Lum • At 1:21 p.m. on Tuesday, a Fight Reported halis. The driver who reportedly caused the accident, Chrystall the 3100 block of Ives Road. Ac- Road. cell phone was reported stolen in • At 12:08 p.m. on Tuesday, cording to the alleged victim, a the 700 block of Southwest Che- Lee Graham, 36, of Chehalis, was police received a report of two arrested on suspicion of DUI af- 50-year-old Centralia woman, halis Avenue. 104 Oxycodone pills were stolen Licence Plate Stolen men fighting in the street in the ter the crash. According to the while she was away. • At 8:56 p.m. on Tuesday, a 700 block of Southwest First Sheriff’s Office, Graham was Man Arrested on Drug Charge, ••• person in the 100 block of South Street. One man reportedly had driving south in a 2006 Chevro- Warrants After Found a bat. No arrests were made. By The Chronicle Staff Railroad Avenue reported that let Tahoe on Jackson Highway Please call news reporter Natalie someone took the rear license Sleeping in Car and took a left turn onto Logan License Plate Stolen Johnson with news tips. She can be plate off their car and replaced it • At 8:26 a.m. on Monday, Hill Road, into the path of a sec- reached at 807-8235 or njohnson@ with a different one. police received a report of a sus- • At 4:15 p.m. on Tuesday, po- ond vehicle driving northbound, chronline.com. News in Brief organizations that represent through a lawyer he’s the victim his contract is up at the end of 24 when he pulled out a gun. He Sen. Braun Calls state workers and also have po- of mistaken identity. Murphy the school year. said the two struggled and the for Transparency in litical agendas. was fired last year after an un- Investigators say a 16-year- gun went off. “Other states are successfully related domestic dispute and is old student reported Sybouts Garcia Farias was struck by Collective Bargaining engaging the public in these appealing that decision. said he wanted to kiss her and two bullets. Meetings decisions and I don’t see why The Seattle office of the fed- sent her sexually explicit photos. The 20-year-old defendant Washington shouldn’t do the eral Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Two other students, ages 16 and left the woman in the street, By The Chronicle same,” said Braun. “Our cur- Firearms and Explosives is in- 17, reported similar allegations, dropped his toddler off at a rela- As negotiations started last rent system does not allow for vestigating how a gun apparent- with one saying Sybouts kissed tive’s house and turned himself week on state worker contracts any deviation from the commit- ly purchased by the then-deputy her on campus. in to police the next day. for the 2017-19 biennium, Sen. ments made in secret between wound up in the hands of Che The defense declined to John Braun, R-Centralia, hopes the governor and public-em- Taylor, a felon barred from own- comment Tuesday because sen- it’s the last time the talks are ployee unions.” ing a firearm. Man Convicted in tencing is still pending. held behind closed doors. The Legislature can only ap- Police say officers fired on Kennewick Killing of This year, Braun was a spon- prove or reject the agreements, Taylor as he reached for the gun sor of Senate Bill 5329, which Braun said. as they tried to arrest him Feb. 21. Mom in Front of Child Human Remains Found would require collective bar- “That wasn’t the case before Taylor’s family and support- KENNEWICK (AP) — A Along Columbia River in gaining meetings to be open to 2004 and if the people’s repre- ers have condemned the shooting man charged with killing a the public, stated a press release. sentatives are unable to give in- and disputed the police account. woman inside a vehicle in Ken- Wahkiakum County “Washington does a bet- put on the contracts, we should newick on Christmas Eve while LONGVIEW (AP) — Au- ter job than most states when at least have transparency in the Grandview Teacher their 22-month-old daughter thorities in southwest Washing- it comes to open government,” process,” he said. was in the back seat has been ton have found the remains of a Braun said in the release. “How- Braun filed for re-election to Facing Charges Resigns convicted of second-degree man along the Columbia River, ever, the exemption of state- the 20th Legislative District last YAKIMA (AP) — A Wash- murder. and are now seeking help in employee collective bargaining week. He is running unopposed. ington state physical education The Tri-City Herald report- identifying him. from the Open Public Meetings teacher has resigned following ed Francisco Munoz Quintero The Wahkiakum County Act is something that needs to Gun Seized in Seattle allegations that he texted teen- was found guilty Tuesday in the Coroner’s Office says the re- be changed. The last time these age students nude photos of death of 21-year-old Luisa Gar- mains belong to a middle-aged contracts were negotiated it re- Shooting Traced to himself. cia Farias. man who likely has been dead sulted in a 300-million-dollar Former Deputy The Yakima Herald-Repub- Court documents say Mu- two or more years. commitment from taxpayers lic reported that Zachary Joseph noz Quintero told investigators The Daily News of Longview without their input.” SEATTLE (AP) — Officials Sybouts faces two charges of he had been arguing with Gar- says the man appears to have The meetings are taking say a gun allegedly carried by a communicating with a minor cia Farias in her vehicle on Dec. been dressed for the outdoors. place while statewide election man who was shot to death by for immoral purposes. campaigning is in full-swing. Seattle police appears to have The Grandview High School Braun said the timing is been bought by a former King teacher has been on paid leave Make This The Year You Pre-Plan most likely a coincidence, but he County sheriff’s deputy in 2013. since April, when police began said it serves as a reminder that The Seattle Times reported their investigation. Grandview Funeral Planning ahead of ime means: Gov. Jay Inslee’s staff is negotiat- former deputy Daniel J. Mur- Superintendent Kevin Chase • Your family knows your wishes ing out of the public view with phy disputes the claim, saying says Sybouts will be paid until • Your loved ones are relieved of inancial issues • Emoional, costly decisions are avoided Hit 5: 01-05-17-29-35 Gold — $1,222 (Monex) • You have peace of mind knowing you have Death Notices Next cashpot: $350,000 Silver — $16.34 (Monex) given your family a loving git • MARGARET L. 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The backers behind the ef- are comparable, KPLU’s broad- nounced the launch of Planet grams and broadcasting them “It terminates UW’s APA. fort to purchase KPLU are on cast footprint is Sasquatch-sized Jazz, a streaming jazz and blues sometimes at the same time.” Nothing happens until they the verge of reaching their goal: compared with KUOW’s balleri- service. The pilot program was The operating budget of reach a deal on the particulars raise $7 million to keep the sta- na-sized shoes. part of KUOW’s preparation to KPLU runs about $7 million an- beyond the cash,” Mathes said. tion out of the hands of the Uni- KPLU, which broadcasts turn 88.5 into a full-time jazz nually. That doesn’t include the Currently KUOW, KPLU versity of Washington’s KUOW. news and public radio program- and blues station. $1.5 million the university pro- and Oregon Public Broadcast- It took supporters of the Ta- ing along with jazz and blues, “Planet Jazz is not intended vides. ing jointly operate the NW News coma-based public radio station has a large presence in Western to derail the efforts of Friends of Krise said the university has Network. “If it’s a new owner only five months and change to Washington. In addition to 88.5 88.5 in any way,” KUOW said in never stood in the way of the (of KPLU) I assume we would raise the money. FM it broadcasts on 10 repeaters an April announcement. “The Friends’ campaign. He points to continue to collaborate,” Mathes As of Tuesday afternoon the from Bellingham to Raymond. preview of Planet Jazz is intend- $500,000 in support the univer- said. campaign stood at $6,430,000, Repeaters are transmitters ed to generate feedback from an sity has provided to KPLU dur- Mathes acknowledges that given by 17,000 individuals and that repeat the main broadcast interested community of jazz ing the fundraising campaign. the deal with PLU has engen- businesses. When it reaches $6.5 on various frequencies. Listen- and blues music lovers and is KPLU did not hold its annual dered some ill will. But KUOW million a matching $500,000 ers in Aberdeen, for example, not intended to overshadow the spring fund drive. had its best fundraiser ever last pledge will kick in. can listen to KPLU at 100.9 FM. efforts of the community group.” “This is unprecedented,” spring, she said. Pacific Lutheran University The repeaters allow listeners in But if KUOW does acquire Krise said of the revised pur- announced in November that it “We show what we’re made of most of Western Washington to KPLU they will own KPLU’s chase agreement that is allowing was selling the station to KUOW. by continuing to serve the com- hear KPLU’s programming. already existing streaming jazz the fundraising group to make KPLU listeners were outraged munity in the best possible way,” It’s those repeaters that make and blues service, Jazz24. an offer on KPLU. When the when news of the deal that was she said. KUOW is in the midst KPLU an attractive purchase. Also in April the university $7 million mark is reached the negotiated in secret broke. of editorial and production re- “We are essentially border to applied to change KPLU’s call university and the fundraising Music fans and news listen- views all geared toward deliver- border, Vancouver to Vancou- sign to KPJZ. group will negotiate a new pur- ing a better product. ers were concerned about what At KUOW the secret pur- chase agreement. would happen to their program- ver,” Tan said. GOING FORWARD “That made it more attractive,” chase negotiations were referred Krise said he and PLU have ming if the sale went through. to as “Fight Club,” the Seattle been misrepresented in the me- The Friends’ purchase would After the public outcry of- KUOW General Manager Caryn Mathes said of the repeaters on Times recently reported. It’s a dia, both professional and social. only be the first step for the ficials at both UW and PLU reference to the movie of the “We authorized the entire group. Next comes the negotia- agreed in December to allow a Tuesday. “But the first thing was, ‘Oh my gosh they’re going to sell same name in which the No. 1 staff to lead the campaign. So, tions with many details to work community-based nonprofit rule was “you do not talk about we’re paying them to do the out, which will affect the sta- group to make their own of- it.’ PLU made it very clear they were divesting no matter what.” Fight Club.” campaign,” Krise said. In addi- tion’s operating expenses. fer on the station’s license for That history has fueled mis- tion PLU allowed on-air pleas Funding for operations will $7 million — the same price In January Mathes said her station would dedicate 88.5 and trust between some KPLU sup- for the Save KPLU campaign. come from a variety of sources KUOW would pay. porters and the two universities. “We had people complain but a major source will be sus- Supporters created Friends two of the repeaters to an all-jazz But the Friends of 88.5 FM are they were trying to give to the taining members, Tan said. of 88.5 FM to raise the money format. The other eight repeat- taking PLU and KUOW at their ongoing operations of the sta- A notice will be sent to cur- needed to buy the station’s li- ers would broadcast KUOW’s word. tion and found that their gift was rent sustaining members that cense and other assets. They face main signal. When radio stations are sold “What both PLU and the being diverted to the Save KPLU will notify them that their con- a June 30 deadline and a number University of Washington have thing,” Krise said. “That’s a seri- of other steps including FCC ap- the main assets are licenses, tow- tact information will be trans- ers, broadcasting equipment and told us is that if the community ous legal problem.” ferred to the Friends of 88.5 FM, proval. group makes a substantially Krise said he and other em- “When KPLU was in trouble, music libraries. Format changes, unless they object. if any, are the choice of the new similar offer, the University of ployees have been subjected to “We have every reason to the community reacted,” said Washington will stand down harassment. “You’ll see incite- University of Washington me- owners. suspect that sustaining mem- The lines separating the play- and allow the community group ments to violence (on social me- bers and one-time donors will teorology professor and KPLU to purchase the station,” Tan dia) and lots of derogatory state- weather commentator Cliff ers in the “Save KPLU” effort of- be even more enthusiastic about ten became blurry in the ensuing said. “That’s what we intend to ments about a number of people supporting this station than Mass on Monday. UW owns at the university and that’s been months. On May 13 they became do.” they were when it was owned by KUOW. characteristic of the behavior of sharper when PLU informed the KRISE’S VIEW PLU,” Tan said. “What’s happened now is this group, which is mystifying Friends of 88.5 FM that they The Friends are asking to absolutely startling,” Mass said. PLU was interested in selling to us because we’ve done every- needed to separate themselves keep broadcasting from the Neeb “KPLU has developed a relation- the station after its value began thing we can think of to be help- from KPLU. Until then the fun- Center on the PLU campus in the ship with the community that I to fall and it became a financial ful,” Krise said. don’t think I’ve seen at a radio draising group had been operat- drain on the university, said short term to help with expenses. station.” ing on KPLU’s website. PLU president Thomas Krise on KUOW “That’s a building that was While other nonprofit sta- PLU was concerned that Tuesday. “I’m not entirely happy that funded by KPLU listeners,” Tan tions have been sold over the benefactors might not know if A 2004 valuation put the sta- part of the messaging put a wolf said. past decade most have gone they were donating to the Save tion at $12.4 million, according at the door,” KUOW’s Mathes Despite moments of acrimo- in the $2 million to $4 million KPLU campaign or the station’s to Krise. Another valuation in said on Tuesday. “We were in- ny Tan said his group has been range. The $7 million raised in general fund. 2015 put it at $9.6 million. vited in to the process to help happy with PLU’s role. under six months is unprece- KPLU, like most public radio “It’s declining in value be- preserve it.” “The Friends of 88.5 group is dented, said Stephen Tan, chair- stations, relies in part on dona- cause radio is declining and it’s She doesn’t have regrets over thankful of PLU’s support in the man of the board of Friends of tions from listeners and holds also costing the university $1.5 the process. form of allowing us to use the 88.5 FM. two roughly weeklong fundrais- million a year,” Krise said. “I think we have been as trans- website in the first few months “It’s blown everyone away,” ing drives per year. Mathes said that KUOW was parent as possible. Change is of this campaign as well as the Tan said. At PLU’s request the Friends invited to buy KPLU. But Krise hard for some people.” staff and on air time,” Tan said. Aside from the fund-topping group created a separate web- said the deal was mutually ar- The main reason KUOW was “That was support they provided $500,000 contribution from a site, savekplu.org, and is not rived at as a culmination of years interested in purchasing KPLU us that was not required.” collection of local businesses using KPLU’s logo on it. The of discussions. was to preserve its frequency for Whether the station turns and individuals and other big group and PLU will contact past “We’re the largest metro area public use, she said. into KPJZ or not, you won’t donations, the majority of the $7 donors to ascertain which cam- with competing NPR stations,” “It’ll be a win for the commu- know it as KPLU in the future. million came from small donors, paign they intended to donate to. Krise said. “We have a heavily nity whoever buys it. Whether “The call letters have yet to Tan said. While the Friends of 88.5 overlapping audience. It’s a de- we buy it or the Friends group be decided but it won’t be called “We’ve gotten thousands FM campaign was underway clining audience in both age and buys it,” Mathes said. KPLU. That’s for sure,” Tan said. Man's Knife Attack on Grandma Blamed on Cough Medicine By Diana Hefley dextromethorphan, the active dition, but his actions were vio- 12. His mother reported that he hearing. Ellis was told that he's The Herald ingredient in Robitussin cough lent and vicious and motivated showed symptoms that suggest- responded well to the medica- medicine. The study, published by rage, Stern said. ed schizophrenia by the age of tion he's received at the jail dur- EVERETT — There was no in 2012 in the Journal of Forensic Tension between Anderson 13. He was placed on major anti- ing the past year. argument that Bjorn Anderson Sciences, concluded that recre- and his grandmother increased psychotic medications around Anderson confirmed that he's attacked his ational use of high doses of dex- as she repeatedly asked him to the same time. He didn't consis- receiving the right medication grandma with tromethorphan, also known as leave. Her lease wouldn't permit tently receive medication, how- now. a kitchen knife “dexing” or “robotripping,” has him to stay long term, and sev- ever, Friedman wrote. In his late “I'm severely sorry,” he said. last year, stab- been found to cause mania and eral days before the attack, her teens, Anderson began to suffer He should have stopped abus- bing the woman hallucinations. The study de- landlord told Anderson he need- from auditory hallucinations. ing Robitussin, he said. He later eight times be- tailed incidents of people attack- ed to move out. “At some point he realized told the judge that he drank the fore running ing others as well as committing “I was trying to kill her and I he could control the voices by cough medicine to deal with his from her Both- suicide while under the influ- was thinking about it day after ingesting large amounts of Ro- problems. ell-area home. ence of the cough syrup. day,” Stern quoted from the in- bitussin,” Friedman wrote. “Un- “I just kinda fell off the edge,” Bjorn Anderson Why he In the past decade, abuse has terview Anderson provided to fortunately, he had no idea about he said. attacked his committed the increased among young people, detectives hours after the assault. the corrosive side effects of this Ellis didn't directly address grandma assault came likely because the medication is It's clear that Anderson in- medication.” Friedman's theory about the under scrutiny Wednesday be- easy to access, according to an- tended to kill the woman, Stern The longtime public defender cough medicine. She told Ander- fore Anderson was sentenced to other report. added. said his client's abuse of cough son that he's ultimately respon- 15 years in prison for attempted Anderson had consumed up Anderson pleaded guilty ear- medicine was a factor in the case, sible for his own actions. second-degree murder. to four bottles of Robitussin the lier this month to attempted sec- but fell short of providing a legal “Those actions reflect an in- His client is a young man, day before he attacked his grand- ond-degree murder. He had been defense based on insanity. ability to manage or control whose serious mental health mother, according to court papers. charged with attempted first- Anderson went to live with yourself,” she said. conditions were made worse be- There's no other way to ex- degree murder. The charge was his grandmother in Septem- The case spotlights the on- cause he abused cough medicine, plain why Anderson, who’s never reduced in part because of the ber 2014. She reported that she going public debate about how public defender Neal Friedman been in trouble with the law, defendant's psychological history. awoke June 8, 2015, to Ander- to properly address those living explained Wednesday. would lash out at the one person Stern recommended the 15-year son standing at the foot of her with mental health issues, the “He was self-medicating with who took him in when his mother sentence, saying that Anderson's bed. He didn't say anything but judge said. Under the circum- Robitussin to control the voices in abandoned him, Friedman said. grandmother wanted the maxi- pounced on her and repeatedly stances in this case, the only way his head,” he said. “It was the hor- “Poor Bjorn was just a mess,” mum punishment. stabbed her. society can assure that a person rible side effects of this over-the- the public defender said. “That's not to say that I'm The woman, 58, fought back maintains his sobriety and com- counter, legal cough medicine Snohomish County deputy not sympathetic to Mr. Ander- and screamed for help. Anderson plies with mental health treat- that led to this horrible event.” prosecutor Paul Stern seemingly son and his need for treatment,” ran off but was captured a short ment is prison, Ellis said. Friedman provided Sno- dismissed the cough syrup defense. Stern said. “It's up to (him) to get distance away. Anderson told de- To keep the public safe and to homish County Superior Court Anderson, 20, might have the help he needs.” tectives he needed to see blood. hold the defendant accountable, Judge Janice Ellis copies of case been self-medicating and might Anderson was admitted to a Anderson kept his eyes closed a maximum prison sentence is studies focused on the abuse of suffer from a mental health con- psychiatric hospital at the age of through parts of Wednesday's appropriate, she added. News in Brief Initiative 1366, sponsored by ment — which can’t be done by two Democratic lawmakers and day after falling out a third-floor High Court Upholds Tim Eyman, was unconstitution- initiative in Washington state. the League of Women Voters of apartment window in Silverdale. Lower Court Ruling al because it violated the require- Voters last fall narrowly ap- Washington, quickly sued. Kitsap County Sheriff’s Dep- ment that initiatives be limited proved I-1366, which would have uty Scott Wilson told the Kitsap Voiding Tax Initiative to a single subject. Three of the cut the sales tax by 1 percentage Sun that the boys, ages 1 and 3, OLYMPIA (AP) — The state justices, writing in a separate point beginning April 15 unless Two Boys Hurt After were conscious and breathing Supreme Court has upheld a low- concurrence opinion, wrote that lawmakers allowed a public vote Falling Out of Window when they were flown to a Seat- er court ruling that struck down they believed that the initiative on a constitutional amendment tle hospital. He says it happened a ballot initiative that sought to also violated the constitution in requiring a two-thirds majority in Kitsap County after 1 p.m. limit taxes. another way: by essentially pro- in the Legislature for future tax SILVERDALE (AP) — Two The boys fell out of a bed- A unanimous court said that posing a constitutional amend- increases. Opponents, including young boys were injured Tues- room window. Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 26, 2016 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Trump Reaches the French Dock Workers Magic Number to Japan Urges G-7 to Avert Throw Smoke Bombs Clinch Nomination as Protests Escalate WASHINGTON (AP) — LE HAVRE, France (AP) — Donald Trump on Thursday Another Economic Crisis French protesters scuffled with reached the number of delegates police, dock workers set off smoke needed to clinch the Republican By Elaine Kurtenbach and Mari Yamaguchi bombs and union activists dis- nomination for president, com- The Associated Press rupted fuel supplies and nuclear pleting an unlikely rise that has “We learned a lesson that we failed to plants Thursday in the biggest upended the political landscape ISE, Japan — Japanese Prime respond properly because we did not challenge yet to President Francois and sets the stage for a bitter fall Minister Shinzo Abe urged fel- Hollande’s government as it tries campaign. low leaders of the Group of Seven have a firm recognition of the risks.” to give employers more flexibility. Trump was put over the top advanced economies Thursday On a day of nationwide strikes in the Associated Press delegate to avert another global crisis by Shinzo Abe and protests, French Prime Minis- Japanese prime minister count by a small number of the acting to rescue the faltering ter Manuel Valls opened the door party’s unbound delegates who global recovery. to possible changes in the labor told the AP they would support President Barack Obama reporters. “This time, we had a massive. And honestly speak- bill that’s triggering all the anger him at the convention. Among backed Abe’s call, saying it was thorough discussion and recog- ing, if they (the G-7) don’t take — but said the government would them is Oklahoma GOP chair- crucial not just to put people nized the major risks facing the the lead in managing this crisis, not abandon it. woman Pam Pollard. back to work but also raise wages global economy.” nobody else will. I will appeal to Union activists said it’s too late “I think he has touched a part and maintain the momentum of Japanese officials also high- G-7 leaders to take up this chal- to compromise. Posters at a pro- of our electorate that doesn’t like the recovery. lighted joint efforts on corrup- lenge.” test in the port of Le Havre bore a where our country is,” Pollard “We’ve all got a lot of work to tion, terrorism, global health and He said the EU is seeking blood red tombstone representing said. “I have no problem sup- do and we agreed to continue to migration — which has become more support for refugees and the bill reading: “Not amendable, porting Mr. Trump.” focus on making sure that each a huge headache especially for creation of resettlement schemes not negotiable: Withdraw the El It takes 1,237 delegates to win country, based on its particular European nations — as other top and other forms of legal migra- Khomri Law.” the Republican nomination for needs and capacities, is taking priorities. tion around the world. The draft law, aimed at boost- president. Trump has reached steps to accelerate growth,” the German Chancellor Angela A possible exit from the Eu- ing hiring after a decade of nearly 1,238. With 303 delegates at stake U.S. president said. Merkel said she didn’t expect ropean Union by Britain, de- 10 percent unemployment and in five state primaries on June 7, Abe and his counterparts got any concrete offers in the final pending on a June 23 vote, is also slow but corrosive economic de- Trump will easily pad his total, down to business after a morn- communique from other G-7 hanging over the talks. cline, relaxes rules around the avoiding a contested convention ing stroll through the grounds members to take in refugees. She The annual summit brings 35-hour work week, weakens the in Cleveland in July. of Ise Jingu, a tranquil, densely did say, however, that she had a together the leaders of Britain, power of unions and leaves work- forested shrine that is considered bilateral meeting with Canadian Canada, France, Germany, Italy, ers less protected from layoffs. One Dead, One Critical the holiest site in Japan’s indig- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Japan and the United States. It enous Shinto religion. and told him how much she ap- is taking place amid extraordi- Israel’s Netanyahu Adds But Stable in NYC During the talks, Abe com- preciates the large number of narily tight security around the Concert Shooting pared the current global eco- refugees his country is taking in. remote summit venue, with uni- Hard-Liner to Coalition nomic situation to conditions “One has to consider that formed police standing guard at JERUSALEM (AP) — Prime NEW YORK (AP) — Shots just before the 2008 financial cri- Canada isn’t right next to Syria close intervals on both sides of Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rang out inside a concert venue sis. A G-7 summit held in north- and yet it still feels responsible roads and randomly in forests, named one of Israel’s most polar- in New York City where hip- ern Japan paid little attention to for the problems there,” she said. rice fields, soccer fields and other izing politicians as defense minis- hop artist T.I. was getting ready the trouble that was brewing, he Earlier, Donald Tusk, presi- locations. ter on Wednesday, solidifying his to perform, leaving one person said. dent of the European Council, Protesters were kept far away. parliamentary majority at the risk dead, three others wounded and “We learned a lesson that we said “Those who criticize us A group of several dozen gath- of antagonizing the international concertgoers scrambling for the failed to respond properly be- should rather think how to in- ered in a nearby city where they community and his own military nearest exits, police said. cause we did not have a firm rec- crease their assistance because were far outnumbered by police — and clouding already slim hopes One of the victims was in ognition of the risks,” Abe told what Europe provides is already and journalists. for a resumption of peace efforts. critical but stable condition The addition of Avigdor Li- on Thursday. No arrests have eberman to the Cabinet comes at been made, and a motive for the a sensitive time. After a two-year shooting is unclear. Dying Veteran’s Wish Granted breakdown in talks, France is pre- The shooting happened paring to host a conference next around 10:15 p.m. Wednesday in month aimed at restarting negoti- a third-floor green room area at ations. At the same time, the U.S.- Irving Plaza, near Manhattan’s led quartet of international peace Union Square. It was not imme- mediators is set to release a report diately known who had access to expected to be critical of Israel. that area. While both Netanyahu and Li- Video shot inside the venue eberman pledged to pursue peace showed concertgoers rushing to with Israel’s Arab neighbors, their the sides trying to leave the area tough positions on key issues, as a group of people tended to a strained relationship with much person on the floor. of the international community and the makeup of the rest of the 11 States Sue Over Cabinet would seem to make sig- nificant progress a long shot. Obama’s School Transgender Directive EU: Some 20 Bodies AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Texas Spotted as Migrant and 10 other states are suing the Obama administration over its Boat Sinks Off Libya directive to U.S. public schools ROME (AP) — A migrant boat to let transgender students use sank off Libya’s coast Thursday, the bathrooms and locker rooms with some 20 bodies spotted in the that match their gender identity. Lupe Hernandez / South Texas Veterans Health Care System sea. Officials said 88 people had The lawsuit announced Roberto Gonzalez is shown with one of his horses in San Antonio, Texas, Saturday. The paralyzed Vietnam veteran’s been rescued. Wednesday includes Oklahoma, wish of seeing his horses was granted by the Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital, and he spent some time The Libyan coast guard also re- Alabama, Wisconsin, West Vir- with two of his horses outside of the hospital where he was a patient. Gonzalez died Monday. ported finding four bodies as well ginia, Tennessee, Maine, Ari- as also two empty boats, suggest- zona, Louisiana, Utah and Geor- ing there could be many more vic- gia. It asks a North Texas federal tims as smugglers working amid court to declare the directive un- Libya’s lawlessness take advantage lawful in what ranks among the Many Opt to Take Social Security of calm seas and warm weather most coordinated and visible le- to pack people into unseaworthy gal challenges by states over the boats for the trip to Europe. socially divisive issue of bath- Photos tweeted by the Euro- room rights for transgender per- Before Their Full Retirement Age pean Union’s Mediterranean mis- sons. By Adam Allington rising around 8 percent more for people expect to start or have sion showed a bright blue dinghy For The Associated Press each additional year past age 66 started collecting Social Security submerged under the weight of and up to 70, when benefits max benefits is 64. Just 9 percent said migrants waving their arms to California Campsite CHICAGO — Taking Social out. they would wait until after they the EU aircraft hoping for rescue. Trashed After Fraternity, Security benefits early comes “So we encourage people to turned 70. None had a life jacket. with a price, yet more than 4 in delay as long as possible,” he said. While the retirement age has Sorority Trip 10 Americans who are 50 and But waiting is a luxury many been rising in recent years, par- REDDING, Calif. (AP) — A over say they’ll dip into the pro- Americans don’t have. ticularly for women, the average Freed Ukrainian Pilot campsite that offers a serene get- gram before reaching full retire- The poll found that 43 per- American still retires relatively Gets Hero’s Welcome away by a California lake was ment age. cent of those 50 and older plan to early, at age 64 for men and age wrecked after about a thousand An Associated Press-NORC receive, or have already started 62 for women, according to the on Return to Kiev fraternity and sorority members Center for Public Affairs Re- receiving, Social Security early. Center for Retirement Research KIEV, Ukraine (AP) — Dur- left a half-mile-wide swath of search poll released Thursday Ken Chrzastek of Chicago be- at Boston College. ing the nearly two years that she trash, empty bottles, tents and found that 44 percent report So- gan drawing Social Security ben- Charles Jeszeck, director of was imprisoned in Russia, Ukrai- coolers after an annual trip. cial Security will be their biggest efits at age 62 and pulled $50,000 education, workforce and in- nian pilot Nadezhda Savchenko The National Forest Service source of income during their re- out of an IRA after losing a retail come security for the Govern- became a national hero in absentia, said dozens of workers spent five tirement years. job two years ago. He has been ment Accountability Office, said lauded for her flinty defiance. On hours cleaning up debris left be- Full benefits begin at 65 or unable to find even part-time there is no one right answer to Wednesday she made a celebrated hind over the weekend on Slaugh- 66 for those born between 1943 work. “Hiring a 62-year-old is a when people should take Social return to the country still em- terhouse Island in Lake Shasta. and 1954. Americans can begin liability for a company,” he said. Security, especially since in- broiled in a fight against Moscow- Pictures on social media collecting as early as age 62, but The poll found that Ameri- creases in life expectancy are not backed separatists. showed some of the mess, in- with benefits reduced by up to 30 cans 50 and over have multiple spread out evenly between the Savchenko, who was captured cluding several items branded percent, according to the Social sources of income for retirement rich and poor, or between ethnic by rebels in June 2014 and then re- with University of Oregon logos Security Administration. but that Social Security is the groups. surfaced in Russian custody, was and a cooler with the Greek let- “One thing we know for cer- most common by far. Eighty- Included in any discussion convicted in March and sentenced ters Lambda Chi Alpha. tain is that claiming early can six percent say they have or will about Social Security are linger- to 22 years in prison for complicity The University of Oregon have long-term repercussions on have Social Security income. ing questions about its solvency. in the deaths of two Russian jour- is investigating whether other your fiscal security as you age,” More than half had a retirement The Social Security trust fund nalists. Prosecutors alleged she campus fraternities and sorori- said Gary Koenig, vice presi- account such as a 401(k), 403(b), has been running a surplus every was acting as a spotter for mortar ties in addition to Lambda Chi dent of Financial security at the or an IRA. Slightly less had other year since 1984. Those surpluses fire that killed them. Alpha were responsible for the AARP Public Policy Institute. savings. About 43 percent had a are forecast to stop sometime Savchenko was released after a mess, university spokesman To- Koenig said benefits increase traditional pension. around 2020, as more boomers pardon from President Vladimir bin Klinger said Wednesday. significantly for those who wait, The average age at which start claiming benefits. Putin. • Main 13 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 26, 2016

Five Outings for Memorial Day Weekend Inslee, South Korean Governor Lay in Gifford Pinchot National Forest Wreath at War Memorial

By Al Thomas A Northwest Forest Pass is Gifford Pinchot. Make a stop at The Columbian needed or you can pay a $5 day- Lower Falls Recreation Area for use fee. sure to view Lower Falls. Take Memorial Day weekend often some time near the junction of is called the unofficial start of No. 2 — Hike Falls Creek Falls Trail No. 152A the two roads just to savor the summer — but it really isn’t. At Mount Adams country and get a least not in the backcountry of The best hike for Memorial look at the peak, weather willing. Southwest Washington. Day weekend would be the Dog No. 4 — Fish in Coldwater Lake The three-day holiday is more Mountain trail in the Colum- like a tease: You get access to a bia River Gorge National Scenic This 750-acre lake north of few good trails, campgrounds Area, but Dog Mountain is just Mount St. Helens often offers and other locations, but the best too crowded this weekend and good trout fishing, especially spots — at the higher elevations parking too limited. this time of year. of the Gifford Pinchot National So the 3.4-mile round-trip to Be advised a small boat (no Forest — remain under snow. stunning Falls Creek Falls in the gas motors) or a float tube are And this year, they’ll remain upper Wind River drainage is an necessary, since there’s almost under snow until about the offi- alternative. This is a great trail no shoreline access allowed cial start of summer in late June. any day, but in spring when the except at the boat ramp and a That’s not to say there aren’t couple of spots on Lakes trail No. snowmelt is at its peak is best. Rachel La Corte / Rachel La Corte some good options for starting 211. The three-tiered falls is Washington Gov. Jay Inslee and Gov. Ha Jin Song of the Jeollabuk-do province the backcountry recreation sea- This lake is mostly about among the most scenic in the in South Korea stand during a moment of silence at the Korean War Memorial son on Friday. Here are five sug- catch-and-release fishing. A col- Northwest. in Olympia, Wednesday. gestions for enthusiasts who have umn about fishing at Coldwater The trip gains about 600 feet been away from the woods too Lake can be found at www.co- OLYMPIA (AP) — Gov. Jay Inslee and Governor Ha Jin Song long: elevation in the 1.75 miles, so lumbian.com/outdoors. of the Jeollabuk-do province in South Korea placed a ceremonial there’s some climbing, but not a No. 1 — Visit Ape Cave No. 5 — Camp at Lower Falls wreath at the Korean War Memorial as part of a daylong event lot. to mark the 20-year anniversary of the sister-state agreement be- The 2.5-mile lava tube on the To get there, find the stop- This is the most scenic of the tween the province and Washington state. southwest side of Mount St. Hel- light in downtown Carson in forest campgrounds available Song was part of several events at the Capitol Wednesday that ens is a regional favorite — so Skamania County. Go north on this weekend. included the planting of a tree near the state Supreme Court build- you won’t be alone. Bring two the Wind River Highway for 14.2 It has 43 standard sites that ing, signing of a friendship agreement and a traditional Korean dependable sources of light when miles to junction with GPNF can accommodate tents and rec- musical presentation in the Capitol rotunda. entering the cave. road No. 3062. Follow the road reational vehicles. Lower Falls Inslee visited Jeollabuk-do last August 2015 as part of a trade To get there, find the com- for 2.6 miles to the trailhead. on the North Fork of the Lewis mission to Asia. munity of Cougar in southern No. 3 — Drive Mount Adams/ River are viewable without leav- Cowlitz County, then follow Lewis River Loop ing the campground. Highway 503 Spur east until it Lewis River trail No. 31 leads morphs into Lewis River road Roads No. 90 leading east upstream to Middle, Upper and No. 90. 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Overall, the increase from “This is THE study we have all and stroke. those sources accounted for a 20 “On average we found a 20 per- been waiting to see the results of percent acceleration in the rate of during the past decade,” Brook cent acceleration in the rate of the the calcium deposits, Kaufman calcium deposits,” said Kaufman, said in an email. “I am in awe of said. the study.” 54, director of the UW’s occupa- “Another way to look at it is Kaufman’s research has im- tional and environmental medi- this: A move from an area with plications for public-health poli- cine program. “I would say the low pollution to an area with results are a little more clear-cut high pollution could be associ- cy in the U.S. and abroad. and dramatic than I expected ated with an increased rate of 10 During the study period, when I started this.” to 20 percent in atherosclerosis,” from 2002 to 2012, air-pollution The $30 million study, fund- Kaufman explained. levels actually improved in the ed by the U.S. Environmental Researchers also analyzed U.S., in large part because of Protection Agency and the Na- pollution in relation to another reductions in allowed ambient tional Institutes of Health, is the potential marker of cardiovascu- particulate levels. The U.S. now largest to measure both metrics lar disease, the thickness of the permits an annual average of 12 of air-pollution exposure and micrograms per cubic meter of Courtesy of MESA Air inner layers of the carotid artery, health markers over time. Re- but found no effect. PM 2.5, about half the European sults were published Tuesday in Monitoring devices like this one in Winston-Salem, N.C., were used in a large study standard of 25 micrograms per that shows how air pollution can lead to heart disease. The study drew praise from the journal The Lancet. experts in air pollution and cubic meter. It relied on data collected heart disease. It answers ques- “This is a public-health suc- through the Multi-Ethnic Study an accompanying Lancet edi- are referred to as PM 2.5. tions raised by scientists since cess story,” Kaufman said. of Atherosclerosis and Air Pollu- torial called “meticulous mea- The study, which tracked air the 1990s, when research first But the new evidence also tion (MESA Air), which studies surements,” Kaufman’s analysis quality in participants’ commu- showed that people who lived in shows that there’s no safe level the effects of pollution in six U.S. looked at the exposure of partici- nities and near their homes, also areas with high levels of pollu- of pollution, no exposure that metropolitan areas: Baltimore, pants to the fine particulate mat- measured exposure to nitrogen tion suffered more heart disease doesn’t increase heart disease Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, ter present in pollution, tiny bits oxide and nitrogen dioxide and and stroke that those who lived risk, he added. St. Paul, Minn., and Winston- less than 2.5 microns in diam- black carbon or soot, pollutants elsewhere. ‘Even though things are clean Salem, N.C. eter, too small to be seen with the typically associated with traffic. “The exact mechanism by and getting better, there’s still Through what authors of naked eye. Those fine particles Participants also visited study which pollution has effects on more work to do.” Suspect Leads Police to Bodies of Missing Washington Couple By Lisa Baumann And Phuong Le in last week at the U.S.-Mexico documents. attle Times that he watched as the He was upset that his property The Associated Press border after a monthlong man- The land abutted the nation’s slide roared past his front yard. had been condemned, and he re- hunt, Ireton said. Authorities are worst landslide disaster, which The county recently bought cently had been angry because the EVERETT — For six weeks, still searching for his 53-year-old wiped out a rural neighborhood out Reed’s house to ease risks couple had complained that he was authorities said a missing Wash- brother, John Blaine Reed, who in Oso and killed 43 people two from future flooding, but inves- squatting at his old house, leading ington state couple had been killed. lived near the couple and was in years ago. In an interview shortly tigators believe Reed had been authorities to warn him to leave, Two brothers who fled to Mexico a property dispute with them. afterward, John Reed told The Se- returning to the home since then. according to charging documents. were charged with their slayings. Tony Reed’s attorney, James But until Tuesday, no bodies Kirkham, helped arrange the had been found. surrender, telling The Daily Her- That changed after one of ald in Everett on Monday that the suspects turned himself in his client wanted to answer the and provided information that allegations against him. led detectives to a remote area “My client is innocent of the near the couple’s home. There, first-degree murder charges,” they found buried remains near Kirkham said. “He’s here to de- where the couple’s vehicles were fend himself.” dumped weeks ago. Tony Reed pleaded not guilty “We are waiting for medical ex- Tuesday to two counts of first- aminer confirmation, but we have degree murder and unlawful reason to believe that they are Pat- firearm possession. rick Shunn and Monique Paten- His brother lived up an old aude,” Snohomish County Sher- logging road from the couple’s iff’s Office spokeswoman Shari 21-acre spread in the foothills of Ireton said at a news conference. the Cascade Mountains. When Authorities had been search- Patenaude and Shunn sued other ing for the couple since they were neighbors over a property dis- reported missing April 12. Depu- pute more than two years ago, ties had looked in the area where they avoided naming him as a the bodies were found, about 50 defendant because they didn’t miles northeast of Seattle near want to irk him, their former the town of Oso, but the details lawyer, Thomas Adams, has said. from Tony Clyde Reed led to the John Reed had threatened discovery, Ireton said. to shoot the couple for cutting He has been cooperating with brush between their two proper- detectives since turning himself ties in 2013, according to court Look for our Saturday commentary by John McCroskey

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than happy, but I have never seen you without Photograph submitted by Judy Bell, Centralia a smile on your pretty face and always upbeat. One of the stops made by the National Park Service volunteers was at the historic Centralia Train Depot. Wishing you and John and your family the very best. National Park Service Volunteers Tour Chronline Comments Twin Cities as Part of Rails & Trails The following comments were submitted by Centralia and Chehalis were The program operates daily from markable history, with a yearly readers of www.chronline.com. All stories are avail- hosts to 15 National Park Ser- late April through late September walking tour of historic homes able for reading online. vice volunteers as they toured aboard the Coast Starlight (be- and buildings. She said it is the the Twin Cities as part of the Na- tween Seattle and Portland) and cultural and art center of Lewis tional Park Service and Amtrak the Empire Builder (between Ed- County, and has numerous parks • Story: Weyerhaeuser Camping Fees on the Rise; Program Trails & Rails program monds, Wenatchee, Whitefish, and trails. on Saturday March 30. Montana, and Havre, Montana). The NPS volunteers were Passes Good All Year The Trails & Rails program In 2015, approximately 50 greeted at Centralia’s beautifully provides rail passengers with volunteers from “the Klondike” restored train station by Ted USERNAME: national educational opportunities that reached over 150,000 passengers Haiduceck, station agent, who foster an appreciation of a select- and contributed in excess of 8,000 provided historical background. “’It’s really getting out of hand,’ said Larry F. Smith, secre- ed region’s natural and cultural volunteer hours to enhance the Leaving the train station, the tary-treasurer of the Cowlitz Basin ORV Club. ‘We’re losing heritage. It promotes National journey of passengers in Wash- volunteers learned the history of our freedoms in our country left and right.’” Does that in- Park Service areas and provides ington, Oregon and Montana. Centralia while walking through clude freedom to ride your ATV on someone else’s private a value-added service to encour- When not riding on the trains, the downtown area. property, Larry? If Weyerhaeuser’s tax breaks are predicated age train ridership. guides often tour the areas they In Chehalis, Edna Fund, on free public access to their property, go after them in The volunteer guides treat routinely travel to become more Lewis County commissioner, court on that basis. Otherwise, Weyco owes nobody a free each train as a rolling national educated and conversant on continued the tour by taking the ride on property they paid for. Would you be OK if people park, presenting a perspective what makes the towns, geogra- group through the historic 1927 start coming over to your back yard to spin donuts and to passengers on what makes phy and area features so unique. Lewis County Courthouse and- gave you nothing in return? the area the train is traveling Judy Bell, a former National downtown area. through unique, be it history, Parks Service volunteer at Mount At the Lewis County Histori- culture, climate, flora and fauna, Rainier, was the tour guide in cal Museum, tour guide was di- USERNAME: rootwad geology, geography or and to- downtown Centralia. The NPS rector Andy Skinner. Where is the backbone of the state and timber counties? pography. This is a free program volunteers wanted to know why He gave them an in-depth It would be great if they would double Weyco taxes. Resi- to Amtrak passengers and is of- people should come to Centralia. look at the history of Lewis Coun- dents are already subsidizing Weyco tax breaks right now. ten presented in the Lounge Car. Bell told them that Centralia ty and explained the exhibits. Of Lots of people also stopped purchasing hunting licenses The Klondike Gold Rush Na- is known for its antique stores special interest was the model over this, and less business in the small towns that are al- tional Historical Park in Seattle downtown and outlets by Inter- train display. ready drying up. The governor of Montana stepped up for sponsors the Trails & Rails Pro- state 5, but said it is much more. The volunteers departed after their residents recently. Pure greed. gram in the Pacific Northwest. She noted that Centralia has re- eating a brown bag lunch. Hundreds Attend Job Fair Find Us on Facebook Follow Us on Twitter www.facebook.com/ @chronline thecentraliachronicle Send your comments, criticisms and feedback to [email protected] for consideration in Voice of the People.

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show must go on.” At that time, Theater there were two theaters on Market Boulevard, as the St. Helens The- Continued from the front page ater, which opened in 1924, oper- ated on the south end of the street. Hamilton, whose goal is to be In 1954 though, the St. Hel- open and showing shows by the first weekend of August. ens Theater closed and left the She knows it’s going to be a lot Pix as the only show in town. of work between here and there, The Pix was renamed the Cheha- and joked, “I feel like I should lis Theater that same year. maybe put a cot in the office.” Movies continued to roll at One thing Hamilton will the Chehalis Theater until it was certainly not be doing is remov- converted to a Video Time rental ing the cartoon paintings from store in 1988. It was during this the theater ceiling. She says that period that the neo-nostalgic there has been a surprising out- cartoon characters were painted pouring of concern from the on the theater ceiling. A false community regarding the color- floor was also installed in the ful, if slightly out of place, depic- Pete Caster / [email protected] theater in order to level out the in- tions of popular characters from The Chehalis Theater marquee will be updated during renovations. It currently displays contact info for the realtor that cline for displaying racks of videos. children’s stories. helped sell the theater. The building was then pur- “The public is crazy about chased by Daryl Lund in 1994. For movies. Ticket prices will vary de- nual ticket holders. She also hopes Blu-Ray technology. those things,” noted Hamilton. a while, the old theater housed a pending on the associated royalty to offer a bevy of alcohol and food “There’s probably a middle flea market, but then it was leased fees. Hamilton said she has also options for her customers. Historic Building generation who believes that out and reopened as a theater received a notable plea for live Heading into the upstairs of The two-story building that those things came with the origi- houses the Chehalis Theater was and the false floor was removed. nal building,” laughed Hubbert. music, a suggestion that she plans the theater is like walking back to indulge. Seahawk Sundays on in time as original carpet and originally called the Beau Arts Those theater operations contin- Hubbert, of Chehalis, who Building. Constructed in 1923, ued off and on for more than a now owns the building with his the big screen and live theater wallpaper become visible and productions are other ideas that cluttered hallways hint at trea- the building was purchased by decade before the final film was wife Rogette, said his motivation Arthur St. John in order to house shown in December 2008. for purchasing the theater was she is bouncing around. sures hidden behind doorways Hamilton is planning a big and in secret passageways. his Ford auto dealership, and the For her part, Hamilton is ex- simple. He “just wanted to save name was subsequently changed “three event” opening weekend, Up in the projector room, cited to restart the theater tradi- the old building.” to St. John’s Garage. but for now she is remaining which Hubbert called “the light- tion in her own way, noting that, His plans for renovation are The building was eventu- mum on the exact plans. house,” antique equipment such “It’s such a great location. It’s al- simple as well. One of the first goals ally reconfigured and reopened “I think the perfect weekend as cutters, splicers, reels and can- ways been a dream.” is to refurbish the original marquee. as the Pix Theater in 1938 with would be a Buddy Holly cover isters are scattered about. The Chehalis Theater is lo- “It just lights up the whole town seating capacity for 653 people. cated at 558 N. Market Blvd. when you turn it on,” said Hubbert. band with a car show out front “Everything never left. All the Substantial damage was done and American Graffiti on the big projectors from year after year ••• Other improvement plans in- to the building in the 1949 earth- Historical records on the Che- clude a new roof, fresh paint and screen,” she said. wound up here,” said Hubbert. quake, but seismic forces were Although Hamilton remem- The projector room even halis Theater were compiled with the updated bathrooms. not enough to stop the theater. help of the Lewis County Historical “Other than that the build- bers watching plenty of movies at comes equipped with a com- As they say in the business, “The Museum. ing is really in great shape,” said the theater in her formative years, mode and sink so the reel tenders Hubbert. He credited former it is the final film she saw that re- wouldn’t miss their cue in the owner Daryl Lund for keeping ally stuck with her. It was “The event that nature came calling. 6 MONTHS SAME AS CASH OAC the bones of the building healthy. Best Little Whorehouse in Texas,” “To have seen this thing in op- To begin with, Hamilton and Hamilton says she would ab- eration in 1938 must have really | says that the theater will only be solutely show it again. been something,” said Hubbert. NO TRAVEL CHARGES FREE ESTIMATES open on weekends and she will Today the theater has seating Although the old equipment not be showing any new mov- for 285 patrons on the lower level, was used for movie projection ies. Instead, the theater will show but Hamilton plans to add two- through 2008, the new incarna- second releases and anniversary tiered seating in the balcony for an- tion will run on either DVD or CLICK CERAMIC

ber of the Chehalis Foundation, a wonderful thing.” LAMINATE TILE Projects said the new foundation would Now, with the first donation benefit the city. made, the city has to submit an STARTING AS LOW AS STARTING AS LOW AS Continued from the front page “I know these efforts are mo- application to form a Wash- .65¢ A SQUARE FOOT .59¢ A15,000 SQUARE FEET AVAILABLE FOOT mentous,” he said. “It’s one of ington Nonprofit Corporation. FOUR DIFFERENT COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM The foundation is already those things that what we do Once recognized by the state, the ahead thanks to work with mem- tonight we have a great path to foundation will apply for federal MENTION THIS AD FOR SPECIALS bers of the Chehalis Foundation. follow and a great organization IRS status. CH558577jc.do “They care about our commu- right next door.” Initial board members and nity and we wouldn’t be where The council voted to put registered agents have not yet we are today because it took some “skin in the game” by tak- been selected. Once those spots them several years to get them ing the initial step and funding are filled, bylaws will be devel- where we are at,” Centralia May- the first donation to the founda- oped to govern the entity. OFF EXIT1793 NE 79 KRESKY AVE. CHEHALIS, WA or Bonnie Canaday said. “We’re tion in the amount of $20,000. The city approved the cre- WWW.HOMECARPET.NET 360-748-1650 100 steps ahead of that.” The money shows the commu- ation of the foundation and the John Diefendorf, with the nity the city is committed to the donation with a 7-0 vote. GRANITE TILE CLICK LAMINATE VINYL CARPET AREA RUGS LAMINATE Chehalis Foundation, said he effort, Hill said. is happy to work on the project The money will help with with Centralia and make the initial expenses associated with foundation a reality. the foundation, such as filing, United Way of Lewis County Presents the 8th Annual “We want to transform this branding, and creating market- community economically and ing materials. It will also help culturally,” he said. “We need to start the process of developing break the cycle — the cycle of the an alumni database. undereducated and the under- The foundation will support employed.” city and school district projects Since Chehalis is less than and programs. half of the size of Centralia, Dief- Centralia Superintendent endorf said the Hub City would Mark Davalos told The Chroni- be capable of raising the money cle he is supportive of the foun- to tackle projects that levies and dation. taxes cannot. “I think it’s a tremendous idea “That’s the goal,” he said. “We and would love to have a founda- are committed to that and the tion,” he said, adding he’s worked community to see it work.” with several throughout his ca- Chef’s Dan Rich, a founding mem- reer. “Anytime this happens, it’s Night Out

The Washington State De- Survival partment of Fish and Wildlife A Culinary & Charitable Extravaganza has been holding chinook salm- Continued from the front page on in the 20 net-pens on May- field lake since 2014. All together, Saturday, June 18, 2016 “We did see about 20 to 25,000 the pens could hold about 2 mil- 6 p.m. ~ Lucky Eagle Casino Event Center of those fish on Monday come lion salmon fingerlings. through the collector,” Gibbons Of the 20 pens, only one was said. “We’re hopeful many of vandalized, Gibbons said. Chef’s Night Out brings together Lewis County’s finest restaurants and chefs those fish will pass downstream The salmon released Monday under one roof for a delicious evening to benefit United Way of Lewis County. and still survive.” were scheduled to be pumped Between 4:30 p.m. on Satur- out of their enclosure and into Come dressed as a star or come as you are as you walk the red carpet at this day and noon Sunday, unknown water below the dam this week Hollywood-inspired evening of delectable cuisine! suspects cut nets holding about and next week. 100,000 growing fall chinook “We get a fish pump and we salmon, releasing the fish into pump them into trucks and re- Mayfield Lake, according to the Lewis County’s Next Top Chef Competition • Dinner • Auction Lewis County Sheriff’s Office. lease them at the Cowlitz Salmon “The biggest damage obvi- Hatchery,” he said. The Sheriff’s Office reported For more information visit www.lewiscountyuw.com/chefs-night-out ously is letting the fish go into or call United Way of Lewis County at (360) 748-8100. the lake,” Gibbons said. “There that the damage is estimated at is a fish trap, a smolt collector, at more than $5,000. Chief Deputy the Mayfield Dam which is just Stacy Brown said Wednesday $75/Person • Tables of 10 available adjacent to the net pens.” she had no new information to Advanced reservations required Releasing a large number of report. fish at the same time in the area On Monday, investigators of the fish trap could overwhelm were working to find surveil- the collector, he said. Staff were lance footage that could shed able to get many of the fish more light on what happened. through the collector safely. “We haven’t put a dollar figure “Some of those fish will re- on the lost production,” Gibbons main in the lake, likely there’s said. predation,” Gibbons said. “Some However, the fish released Sponsored by: of those fish will be lost.” amount to 5 percent of the total Some fish will likely go fish reared at the location. through the dam’s turbines, but The Sheriff’s Office is ask- Gibbons said the survival rate for ing for tips on possible suspects. the fish is high. To report information about CH558559cf.cg The salmon, which were the crime, call the Sheriff’s Of- spawned last fall, are between 3 fice at (360) 748-9286 or Lewis and 4 inches in length, Gibbons County Crime Stoppers at (360) said. 740- 2726. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 26, 2016 • Sports 1

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2A Golf W.F. West’s Alexander Finishes Seventh in State STRONG SHOWING: Alexander finished in sev- shot a second-round 84, putting enth place, after finishing Day 1 him in a tie for 20th after begin- BRANDON HANSEN / The Chronicle Voetberg Hits Hole- in 21st with a first-round 81. ning the day tied for sixth. Voet- W.F. West’s Will Alex- in-One on Day 1; “The golf course is tight, lots berg, a senior, was three strokes ander waits to putt at off the lead with a 76 on Tuesday, Newaukum Valley Golf of places where you’ve got to put Centralia’s Julie Mettler which included a rare hole in Course in this September it right on the spot,” W.F. West Finishes in Top 20 one on the par-3 No. 8. ile photo. Alexander coach Bruce Thompson said. inished seventh at the By The Chronicle “Next day came back at 4-under “Pin was in the middle of the State 2A golf tournament par on the turn, anytime you’re green, they said he hit a great RICHLAND — W.F. West’s shot and they didn’t see it go in. Wednedsay in Richland. Will Alexander shot an even- close to par, that is quality stuff. Outstanding to have that hap- It’s cool to celebrate that with par 72 in the second round of your mom and dad,” Centralia the State 2A Boys Golf Tourna- pen when you have a team, gotta have two guys make it to the sec- coach Hal Gronseth said. “(De- ment to finish in the top 10 here ter) had a good round yesterday. Wednesday at Horn Rapids Golf ond day, it was a successful trip.” Course. Centralia’s Deter Voetberg please see GOLF, page S3 2A Baseball Prep Softball

MATT BAIDE / [email protected] PETE CASTER / [email protected] Centralia’s Christian Peters throws to W.F. West’s O.J. Dean, left, and Kindra irst base during District 4 tournament Davis celebrate during the District 4 action on May 14 in Centralia. Peters championship game on Saturday. The was voted the Evergreen 2A Confer- Bearcats open the State 2A Softball ence’s Most Valuable Player. Tournament on Saturday as one of the favorites, with a 23-0 record. Centralia’s W.F. West a Peters Tabbed Contender EvCo MVP Going into By The Chronicle Centralia’s Christian Peters State Tourney did it on both sides of the plate for the Tigers this year, and as a result By The Chronicle the University of Portland-bound The Bearcats are carrying a senior picked up the league’s lot into this weekend’s State 2A Most Valuable Player award. Softball Tournament. Peters went 9-3 on the mound The target on their backs as for Centralia, with a 2.39 ERA the defending state champion. and 72 strikeouts. At the plate, The pressure that comes with meanwhile, he hit four home owning one of two undefeated runs with 22 RBIs and posted a records left in the state at this .354 batting average. point. The expectations that ac- W.F. West’s Bryan Bullock company years of continued suc- led the Bearcats to an 8-1 league cess and 13 straight state tour- record and was voted the EvCo nament appearances and two Coach of the Year. Seven Twin championships in the last four Cities players made the all- years. league first team. If any team’s ready to let its Bearcat hurler Jacob Cleary play do the talking, though, it’s and Tyson Guerrero were the W.F. West. The 23-0 Bearcats two first-team pitchers. Cleary, open State 2A tournament ac- a senior righthander, went 8-1 tion at noon on Friday against with a 1.01 ERA and 38 strike- Forest Ridge/Bear Creek, a first- outs, and six walks, in 55 ⅓ in- year combination program with nings. Guerrero, a sophomore what’s likely considered the most lefthander, had a 1.02 ERA and THE CHRONICLE / File Photo unlucky draw of the opening a 4-0 record with two saves. He Adna players hoist the golden glove State 2B champions trophy last May in Yakima’s Gateway Complex. The Pirates, round. struck out 44 hitters and walked along with Onalaska and Pe Ell-Willapa Valley, kick of state tournament play on Friday. It’s not the same Bearcat line- 10 in 27 ⅓ innings. up that edged White River, 3-2, Centralia’s Nolan Wasson (.402 for last year’s state title — not average, 19 RBIs) and W.F. West’s by a long shot. W.F. West had to Elijah Johnson (.339 average, 12 replace last year’s senior battery RBIs), Dakota Hawkins (.378 aver- (pitcher Ali Graham headed to age, 23 RBIs) and Hayden Dobyns Oregon Tech and was recently (.413 average, 12 RBIs) were all GLOVE STORY named the Cascade Collegiate first-team infielders. Conference Player of the Year; Centralia’s Riley Christensen Adna, Pe-Ell WV, Onalaska, Toutle Lake Vying for State Title catcher Caitlin Reynolds played was a first-team outfielder, with 13 games this year for the Uni- a .382 batting average. The se- By The Chronicle Three of this year’s en- Lake has won five since 2004; versity of the Pacific Tigers) and nior was also the Tigers’ hard- The Central 2B League al- tries — Adna, Toutle Lake and and Pe Ell, back when it was lost Boise State-bound shortstop luck No. 2 starting pitcher, with a ways sends the heavy hitters Pe Ell-Willapa Valley — are just the Trojans, brought back Jessica McKay to a knee injury 2-4 record but a 2.07 ERA. to Yakima for the state softball responsible for the last eight the gold glove trophy in 2009 three months before the season W.F. West’s Nole Wollan (.333 started. tournament. state titles, and 10 of the last 11 and 2011. average, 16 RBIs) was an honor- And yet, the Bearcats didn’t This year, with just four championships. How will the power trio, able mention pick. and newcomer (at the 2B level) miss a beat. Sophomore catcher Note: See Scoreboard on page state berths for District 4, the Adna has won three titles S2 for a complete All-League list. C2BL didn’t mess around. in the last seven years; Toutle please see C2BL, page S4 please see BEARCATS, page S3

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MVP: Christian Peters (12) Centralia Inield Coach of the Year: Brett Bartlett, Tumwater (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Preps Coach of the Year: Bryan Bullock, W.F. West Kamimi Papp (So) Hoquiam Sportsmanship Team of the Year: WF West EASTERN CONFERENCE Local Prep Schedules Inielders Emily Anglin (Sr) Elma Cleveland 3, Toronto 2 THURSDAY, May 26 Noah Andrews (11) Tumwater Makenzi Howard (Sr) Montesano First Team Tuesday, May 17: Cleveland 115, Toronto 84 State Track & Field: Day 1 Nolan Wasson (12) Centralia Hannah Mitchell (Sr) Eatonville Forwards Thursday, May 19: Cleveland 108, Toronto 1B/2B/1A: Eastern Washington University, Elijah Johnson (12) WF West Julia Lausche (So) Forks Austin Mikesh Tumwater 9 89 Cheney Dakota Hawkins (10) WF West Bella Phelps (So) Rochester Bekele Dowty Black Hills 10 Saturday, May 21: Toronto 99, Cleveland 84 2A/3A/4A: Mount Tahoma High School, Hayden Dobyns (12) WF West Outield Parker Lemas Tumwater 12 Monday, May 23: Toronto 105, Cleveland 99 Tacoma Outielders Courtney Baird (Sr) Rochester Christian Moran WF West 11 Wednesday, May 25: Cleveland 116, To- Riley Christensen (12) Centralia JosieToyra (Jr) Montesano Midielders ronto 78 FRIDAY, May 27 Noah Sirkel (11) Tumwater Lydia LaLonde (Sr) Hoquiam YiTagesu Dowty Black Hills 10 Friday, May 27: Cleveland at Toronto, 5:30 State 2B Baseball (Centralia) Nate Hutson (11) Black Hills Utility Binod Sapkota Centralia 12 p.m. Semiinals Noah Sirkel (11) Tumwater Hunter Hahn (So) Rochester Caleb Whiteash Tumwater 12 x-Sunday, May 29: Toronto at Cleveland, Toledo vs. Asotin, 4 p.m. Pitchers Annie Cristelli (Jr) Montesano Joseph Gonzalez Centralia 11 5:30 p.m. Pe Ell-WV vs. Toutle Lake, 7 p.m. Jacob Cleary (12) WF West Logan Hess Tumwater 11 State Softball Tyson Guerrero (10) WF West SECOND TEAM Defenders WESTERN CONFERENCE 2B Tournament at Gateway Complex, Catcher Pitcher Javier Corona-Jacobo Centralia 12 Oklahoma City 3, Golden State 1 Yakima Milo Ames (12) Black Hills English Hyde (So) Hoquiam Simon Stehr Centralia 10 Monday, May 16: Oklahoma City 108, 2A Tournament at Carlon Park, Selah Designated Hitter Catcher Nathan Seaman Tumwater 10 Golden State 102 State Tennis Austin Parr (11) Black Hills Sarah Adams (Sr) Forks Kynan Goldsby WF West 10 Wednesday, May 18: Golden State 118, 2A Boys/Girls Tournaments, Nordstrom Honorable Mention Inield Hunter Karsseboom Black Hills 11 Oklahoma City 91 Center, Seattle Black Hills: Cole Lester (12), Zach James (12), Skyler DeMatties (Jr) Forks Goalkeepers Sunday, May 22: Oklahoma City 133, Jaycee Miller (11); Tumwater: Keenan Milli- Molly Johnston (Fr) Elma Daniel Ford WF West 10 Golden State 105 SATURDAY, May 28 gan (12), Jackson Davis (12), Joseph Brascher Kaylee Rambo (Jr) Elma Jesse Vasquez Centralia 10 Tuesday, May 24: Oklahoma City 118, State 2B Baseball (Centralia) (12); WF West: Nole Wollan (10) Allyssa Gustafson (Jr) Montesano Golden State 94 Third/Fourth game, 10 a.m. Outield Evergreen 2A/1A League Thursday, May 26: Oklahoma City at Championship, 1 p.m. Central 2B League Kylie Koszykowski (So) Eatonville All-League Boys Soccer Golden State, 6 p.m. State Softball 2016 All-League Baseball Bailey Queen (So.) Forks Ofensive MVP: Cesar Corona, 11, Aberdeen x-Saturday, May 28: Golden State at Okla- 2B Tournament at Gateway Complex, MVP: Red Arrington (Sr. P/IF), PWV Kohlby Jo Sayler (Jr) Elma Defensive MVP: Nicholas Taylor, 12, homa City, 6 p.m. Yakima Coach of the Year: Hal Arrington, PWV Cheyann Bartlett (Jr) Montesano Rochester x-Monday, May 30: Oklahoma City at 2A Tournament at Carlon Park, Selah FIRST TEAM Goalkeeper of the Year: Tahj Malone, 12, Golden State, 6 p.m. State Tennis Spencer Burdick Adna 11 Honorable Mention Hoquiam 2A Boys/Girls Tournaments, Nordstrom Bryce McCloskey Adna 12 Ariel Burnett (Sr) Hoquiam Coach of the Year: Michael Sniezak, Center, Seattle Danny Nelson Mossyrock 11 Britany Dean (Fr) Forks Eatonville MLB Mac Fagerness Napavine 11 Teagan Counsell (So) Forks All Games PDT Local Results Sam Fagerness Napavine 11 Destry Dineen (So) Elma FIRST TEAM American League All-League Teams Kaelin Jurek PWV 11 Karli Smythe (Sr) Elma Forwards East Division NWAC Softball Dustin Lusk PWV 12 Kasie Kloempken (Sr) Montesano Miguel Torres 11 Aberdeen W L Pct GB WEST REGION Kolt Korpi Toledo 11 Autumn Holt (Jr) Eatonville Shane Murphy 12 Hoquiam Boston 29 17 .630 — Coach of the Year: Kevin Slorey, Centralia Connor Vermilyea Toledo 12 Baley Porter (Jr) Eatonville Cory Marsh 12 Elma Baltimore 26 18 .591 2 Most Valuable Player: Mckenzie Wasson, Wes Kuzminsky Toledo 12 Jessica Girardin (Jr) Rochester Midielders New York 22 23 .489 6½ Centralia Cody Anderson Toutle Lake 12 Morgan Masters (Sr) Tenino Tony Oropeza 10 Aberdeen Toronto 23 25 .479 7 Pitcher of the Year: Kierstin Smith, Centralia Dillon Brown Toutle Lake 12 Merissa Richardson (Sr.) Tenino Donovan Beiker 12 Elma Tampa Bay 21 23 .477 7 Zach Brown Wahkiakum 10 Reagan Glanz (So) Aberdeen Colton Kilmer 12 Rochester Central Division FIRST TEAM Luke Brown Wahkiakum 9 Jillian Swor (Jr.) Aberdeen Connor Darras 9 Hoquiam Chicago 27 21 .563 — Pitcher Defenders Cleveland 25 20 .556 ½ Anna Lennox, Pierce SECOND TEAM 2016 Central 2B League Tanner Strom 12 Hoquiam Kansas City 24 22 .522 2 Rachel Ranyak, Olympic Tyson Gray Adna 12 All-League Fastpitch Todd Caba 12 Aberdeen Detroit 23 23 .500 3 Inield Tim Allen Mossyrock 12 MVP: Dakota Brooks 11 PWV Kyle Smith 12 Elma Minnesota 12 34 .261 14 Bethany Balucan-Batangan, Olympic Braiden Elledge MWP 12 Coach of the Year: Chad Williams, Napavine Tanner Frost 12 Eatonville West Division Kayla Capps, Centralia Jordan Purvis Napavine 10 Goalkeeper Seattle 28 18 .609 — Megan Chan, Highline Jason Fluke PWV 12 First Team Casey Silcox 12 Eatonville Texas 27 20 .574 1½ Kailey Nobriga, Pierce Dakota Robins Toledo 11 Sam Woodley 12 Toutle Lake Los Angeles 21 26 .447 7½ Kaitlin Oberg, Olympic Jackson Kuzminsky Toledo 11 Shanay Dotson 12 Adna SECOND TEAM Oakland 20 28 .417 9 Outield Dalton Yoder Toledo 11 Christine Robbins 12 MWP Forwards Houston 19 28 .404 9½ Emily Bishop, Pierce Colton Wherry Toutle Lake 12 Erika Potter 12 Napavine Nazareno Mazariegos 10 Hoquiam National League Tifani Farrell, Olympic Dalton Phillips Toutle Lake 12 Alicia Vint 10 Onalaska Kylar Prante 12 Montesano East Division Megan Levang, Centralia Chance Opsahl Toutle Lake 11 Kylie Allen 12 MWP Isaiah Contreras 12 Aberdeen Washington 28 19 .596 — Sam Gorham, Olympic James Anderson Wahkiakum 9 Mikayla Defenbaugh 12 Toutle Lake Midielders New York 27 19 .587 ½ Catcher Luke Brown Wahkiakum 9 Kendra Stajduhar 12 Adna Luis Tomas 9 Forks Philadelphia 26 21 .553 2 Sierra Seymour, Centralia Joey Moore Wahkiakum 12 Britzy Hockett 11 Toutle Lake Nick Schier 10 Eatonville Miami 24 22 .522 3½ Utility Terris Record Wahkiakum 10 Victor Medina 12 Aberdeen Atlanta 12 33 .267 15 Bailee Bradley, Pierce Wyatt Dean Winlock 11 Second Team Luke Peoples 12 Montesano Central Division DH/DP Alicia Howell, Olympic Abbi Music 10 Napavine Defenders Chicago 31 14 .689 — Honorable Mention Jamie Carlson 10 Mossyrock Johny Lua 12 Forks Pittsburgh 26 19 .578 5 SECOND TEAM Adna: Derek Chilcoate, David Young; Mossy- Jenikka Poppe 10 Adna Eric Blanchard 11 Montesano St. Louis 24 23 .511 8 Pitcher rock: Kyle Palmer; MWP: Quinton Berkom- Darian Humphrey 10 Adna Robby Lewis 11 Aberdeen Milwaukee 20 26 .435 11½ Jessilyn Enlow, Pierce pas, Kaleb Rashof, Austin Ferrier; Onalaska: Sharon Hazen 12 MWP Bobby Cayenne 10 Rochester Cincinnati 15 32 .319 17 Stefani Gollin, Highline AJ Volk; PWV: Trevor Cook, Dalton Toepelt; Samantha Rolfe 12 Adna Goalkeeper West Division Inield Toledo: Alex Bacon, Dylan Hoiseck; Toutle Lili Glover 11 Adna Fernando Silva 12 Forks San Francisco 30 19 .612 — McKenna Gagner, Pierce Lake: Wyatt Berry, Radly Risner; Winlock: Sidney Pollard 10 PWV Los Angeles 25 23 .521 4½ Kayla Hoke, Centralia Zach Weinert, Brady Steveson Gabby Wright 12 Onalaska Honorable Mention Colorado 21 24 .467 7 Cheyanne Haas, Highline Aberdeen: Alexis Garcia (GK) Arizona 21 27 .438 8½ Taylor Owens, Olympic 2016 Evergreen 2A/1A League Honorable Mention Elma: Trace Thompson, Wesley Allen, Anto- San Diego 19 29 .396 10½ Taylor Poe, Highline All-League Softball Napavine: Hailey Dickinson 12, Madelynn nio Lopez, Liam Baxter Outield Defensive MVP Thompson 10; PWV: Sam Woodward 12, Montesano: Hutton Napier, Tom Sooman Wednesday’s Games Aly Rippingham, Highline Jaelin Lancaster (Sr) Rochester Kamryn Adkins 9; Winlock: Jenna Jones Hoquiam: Allan Burnett, Oscar Joya, Carlos Minnesota 7, Kansas City 5 Kali Schouteren, Pierce Ofensive MVPs 9; Onalaska: Nicolle Duryea 12, Amy Hen- Juarez, Tigre Falla Philadelphia 8, Detroit 5 Alyssa Espiritu, Olympic Joni Lancaster (Sr) Rochester derson 9; Toledo: Josie Delaney 12, Keiona Eatonville: Kyle Imhof, John Egan, Taiki Texas 15, L.A. Angels 9 Katherine Muegge, Centralia Kylie Stewart (Sr) Hoquiam Trimmer 12, Kyleigh Holmes 9 Fukui Cleveland 4, Chicago White Sox 3 Catcher Coaching Staf of the Year: Rochester Toronto 8, N.Y. Yankees 4 Hayden Craig, Olympic 2016 Evergreen 2A Conference Boston 10, Colorado 3 Utility FIRST TEAM All-League Boys Soccer NBA Miami 4, Tampa Bay 3 Megan Webb, Centralia Pitcher Ofensive Player of the Year: Laurence Silva NBA Playof Glance Houston 4, Baltimore 3 Samantha Stanield (So) Montesano (12), Centralia All Times PST Seattle 13, Oakland 3 Evergreen 2A Conference Catcher Defensive Player of the Year: Adam War- (Best-of-7) Chicago Cubs 9, St. Louis 8 2016 Baseball All League Peyton Elliott (Jr) Elma ren (11), Tumwater CONFERENCE FINALS San Francisco 4, San Diego 3, 10 innings SPORTS ON THE AIR

THURSDAY, May 26 10 a.m. 11:30 a.m. AUTO RACING NBCSN — IndyCar Series, Indianapolis 500, Carb FS1 — NASCAR, Xinity Series, Hisense 4K TV 300, 12:30 p.m. Day, at Indianapolis at Concord, N.C. FS1 — NASCAR, Xinity Series, Hisense 4K TV 300, COLLEGE SOFTBALL COLLEGE SOFTBALL practice, at Concord, N.C. 2 p.m.-8 p.m. 9 a.m.-8 p.m. 2:30 p.m. ESPN2 — NCAA Division I, Super Regionals, Game ESPN — NCAA Division I, Super Regionals, Game FS1 — NASCAR, Xinity Series, Hisense 4K TV 300, 2, teams TBA 2, teams TBA inal practice, at Concord, N.C. GOLF 1:30 p.m.-7 p.m. 4 p.m. 10 a.m. ESPN2 — NCAA Division I, Super Regionals, Game FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup Series, Coca-Cola 600, GOLF — Champions Tour, Senior PGA Champion- 2, teams TBA practice, at Concord, N.C. ship, second round, at Benton Harbor, Mich. GOLF COLLEGE SOFTBALL 1 p.m. 10 a.m. 4 p.m.-8 p.m. GOLF — PGA Tour, Dean & DeLuca Invitational, GOLF — PGA Tour, Dean & DeLuca Invitational, ESPN2 — NCAA Division I, Super Regionals, Game second round, at Fort Worth, Texas third round, at Fort Worth, Texas 1, teams TBA 4 p.m. Noon GOLF GOLF — LPGA Tour, Volvik Championship, second GOLF — LPGA Tour, Volvik Championship, third 10 a.m. round, at Ann Arbor, Mich. (same-day tape) round, at Ann Arbor, Mich. GOLF — Champions Tour, Senior PGA Champion- MLB BASEBALL 11:30 a.m. ship, irst round, at Benton Harbor, Mich. 4 p.m. NBC — Champions Tour, Senior PGA Champion- 1 p.m. MLB — L.A. Dodgers at N.Y. Mets OR St. Louis at ship, third round, at Benton Harbor, Mich. GOLF — PGA Tour, Dean & DeLuca Invitational, Washington Noon irst round, at Fort Worth, Texas 7 p.m. CBS — PGA Tour, Dean & DeLuca Invitational, 4 p.m. ROOT — Minnesota at Seattle third round, at Fort Worth, Texas GOLF — LPGA Tour, Volvik Championship, irst NBA BASKETBALL MLB BASEBALL round, at Ann Arbor, Mich. (same-day tape) 5:30 p.m. 10 a.m. MLB BASEBALL ESPN — Playofs, Eastern Conference, inals, MLB — Boston at Toronto 9:30 a.m. Game 6, Cleveland at Toronto (if necessary) 1 p.m. MLB — Arizona at Pittsburgh OR Miami at Tampa NHL HOCKEY MLB — N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay OR Baltimore at Bay 5 p.m. Cleveland 4 p.m. NBCSN — Stanley Cup playofs, Western Confer- 3 p.m. MLB — St. Louis at Washington OR Colorado at ence, inals, Game 7, San Jose at St. Louis (if neces- FOX — Regional coverage, L.A. Dodgers at N.Y. Boston sary) Mets, St. Louis at Washington or Pittsburgh at Texas NBA BASKETBALL SOCCER 7 p.m. 6 p.m. 11:30 a.m. MLB — Houston at L.A. Angels OR Minnesota at TNT — Playofs, Western Conference, inals, Game FS1 — Men’s national teams, International friend- Seattle 5, Oklahoma City at Golden State ly, England vs. Australia, at Sunderland, England ROOT — Minnesota at Seattle NHL HOCKEY WNBA BASKETBALL NBA BASKETBALL 5 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 6 p.m. NBCSN — Stanley Cup playofs, Eastern Confer- NBA — Atlanta at Dallas TNT — Playofs, Western Conference, inals, Game ence, inals, Game 7, Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh (if 6, Golden State at Oklahoma City (if necessary) necessary) SATURDAY, May 28 SOCCER SPECIALS AUTO RACING 11:30 a.m. 7 a.m. 5 a.m. FOX — UEFA Champions League, inal, Atlético ESPN2 — Scripps National Spelling Bee, inals NBCSN — Formula One, Monaco Grand Prix, Madrid vs. Real Madrid, at Milan (opening portion), at National Harbor, Md. qualifying, at Monte Carlo 2 p.m. 5 p.m. 7 a.m. FS1 — Men’s national teams, International ESPN — Scripps National Spelling Bee, inals (clos- FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup Series, Coca-Cola 600, friendly, Mexico vs. Paraguay, at Atlanta ing portion), at National Harbor, Md. practice, at Concord, N.C. 5 p.m. 8 a.m. FS1 — Men’s national teams, International friend- FRIDAY, May 27 FS1 — NASCAR, Xinity Series, Hisense 4K TV 300, ly, United States vs. Bolivia, at Kansas City, Kan. AUTO RACING qualifying, at Concord, N.C. TENNIS 9 a.m. 10 a.m. 9 a.m. NBCSN — Indy Lights Freedom 100, at Indianapo- FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup Series, Coca-Cola 600, NBC — French Open, men’s & women’s third lis inal practice, at Concord, N.C. round, at Paris • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 26, 2016

Prep Track & Field NASCAR Indianapolis 500 State Track: Who, What and When to Watch Ticket Prices Soaring By The Chronicle 11.17. Locke will also be compet- The State Track & Field ing in the 200. on Secondary Market Championships start today and Locke’s teammate Jacob run through Saturday in Tacoma Johnston is the top-ranked dis- By Michael Marot and Cheney. cus thrower, with a mark of 148- The Associated Press The 1B, 2B and 1A meets are 8, entering Saturday’s competi- INDIANAPOLIS — The held at Eastern Washington Uni- tion, and teammate Chase Van 100th running of the Indianap- versity’s Roos Field in Cheney, Wyck is a former state shot put olis 500 is the hottest ticket in starting at 4 p.m. today. Friday’s champion. town, now that race organizers events go from 9 a.m. to 6:30 Pe Ell’s Tyler Justice, who have announced all seats, suites p.m. All running events, along broke his school record in the and the infield have been sold with several field events, have 300 hurdles at districts, enters out for Sunday’s race. finals on Saturday, with an open- the state meet with the top time The Indianapolis Motor ing ceremony at 9:15 a.m. and in that event by over a second at Speedway has almost 250,000 re- meet-ending 4x400 relay at 4:55 40.29. Justice is also entered in served seats and with the infield p.m. The 2A state meet is held the 110 hurdles, with a district around the 2.5-mile oval packed in conjunction with the 3A and 4-best time of 15.60. in, organizers expect the crowd 4A meets at Mount Tahoma Sta- to be from 350,000 to 375,000. dium, starting at 3:20 p.m. this 1A The biggest winner: Ticket afternoon and concluding Satur- brokers and scalpers. day afternoon. Tenino is sending three rep- General admission tickets, Here’s a few local athletes to resentatives to Cheney on the which were $40 at face value, are watch at each meet. boys side. Senior Nihls Peterson now going for almost $140 at on- will be competing in the high line sites. Seats that originally 2B jump and 110 hurdles. cost $50 to $230 are now going for anywhere from $180 to $862, Napavine’s Grace Hamre will 2A as of Wednesday afternoon, on be looking to win four events MATT BAIDE / [email protected] vividseats.com. Suites cost sig- in Cheney for the Tigers — the Rochester’s Journey Fortner Napavine’s Grace Hamre will nificantly more. 100, 200, 400 and 4x200, being enters the state meet in the boys StubHub was charging from joined by teammates Mollie Ol- compete in four events at javelin with a mark of 166 feet, the State 2B Track and Field $160 to $1,540 for reserved seats. son, Alex Pope and Xylee Pope in 11 inches that was good for first Championships, which start Penthouse tickets were upward the latter. Napavine’s time in the at the District 4 meet. Fortner is today in Cheney. of $4,500 and the most expensive 4x200 from districts — 1:47.95 — also competing in the discuss. suite tickets were listed at $9,999. gives them the top seed entering W.F. West javelin thrower Too expensive? At least the the state meet. Kendra Bottenberg will also be four events for Pe Ell. Schulz third in the state in the 100. race will be on television, and Olson also has a shot to med- looking for a podium finish. Bot- not just on the national ABC al in the triple jump and both is the top seed in the boys long District champion Conner tenberg’s district-winning throw telecast. For only the third time hurdles events for the Tigers jump, the second seed in the Locke of Napavine is seeded sec- of 118-7 ranks her second head- in race history — and the first Josh Schulz is competing in triple jump and 200, and ranked ond in the 100, with a time of ing into the state meet. time since the 1950s — viewers in Indianapolis and other parts of central Indiana will be able to watch the race live. WHO’S IN: LOCAL ATHLETES COMPETING AT STATE TRACK “’’With no way to accommo- 2B BOYS High Jump: Josh Larson, Adna; Napavine; Emma Manning, Adna Triple Jump: Chase Blankenship, date more fans at IMS, we are 100: Conner Locke, Napavine; Joe Wallace, Toledo; Kaleb Mc- 300 Hurdles: Mollie Olson, Tenino delighted to be able to suspend Josh Schulz, Pe Ell; Cole Van Wyck, Calden, Pe Ell; John Wells, Onalas- Napavine; Emma Manning, Adna the television delay in Indianap- Napavine ka 4x100 Relay: Toledo, Mossyrock 2A BOYS olis,” speedway President Doug 200: Josh Schulz, Pe Ell; Conner Long Jump: Josh Schulz, Pe Ell; 4x200 Relay: Napavine, Mossyr- 3200: J.P. Guyer, W.F. West Boles said. Local fans can watch Locke, Napavine; Zach Elswick, Zach Elswick, MWP; Levi Munoz, ock 4x400 Relay: W.F. West it twice, too, since usual tape- Morton-White Pass Mossyrock; Andrew Schulz, Pe Ell 4x400 Relay: Napavine, Adna, Discus: Journey Fortner, delayed race will be aired again 400: Lucas Johnson, Mossyrock; Triple Jump: Josh Schulz, Pe Mossyrock Rochester later on WRTV, the local ABC Jess White, Mossyrock Ell; Levi Munoz, Mossyrock; Zach Discus: Karley Bornstein, Javelin: Journey Fortner, affiliate. 800: Josh Larson, Adna; Sean Elswick, MWP; Andrew Schulz, Pe Napavine Rochester Boles had one clear message Johnson, Mossyrock Ell; Tyler Justice, Pe Ell; Issac Allen, Javelin: Karley Bornstein, Pole Vault: Beau Stidham, W.F. for those coming to the race: Ar- 1600: Austen Apperson, Adna Winlock Napavine; Ally Bacon, Toledo; West rive early. 3200: Austen Apperson, Adna Shayna McGovern, Toledo 110 Hurdles: Tyler Justice, Pe Ell; 2B GIRLS High Jump: Isabella Elwood, 2A GIRLS PLAYING IT SAFE: Indy 500 fans Luke Wellander, Adna 100: Grace Hamre, Napavine; Adna; Jessica Neal, Winlock 800: Erika Brumfield, W.F. West 300 Hurdles: Tyler Justice, Pe Ell; Courtney Moore, Toledo; Phoebe Long Jump: Kenzie Anderson, 3200: Emma Moon, W.F. West can expect to see enhanced se- Griffin Casono, Onalaska Rich, Onalaska MWP 4x100 Relay: W.F. West curity measures Sunday morn- 4x100 Relay: 200: Grace Hamre, Napavine; Triple Jump: Mollie Olson, 4x400 Relay: W.F. West ing. Among the changes are au- Mossyrock,Napavine Maleah Nixon Klein, Mossyrock; Napavine Shot Put: Kendra Bottenberg, tomated license plate readers and 4x400 Relay: Mossyrock Courtney Moore, Toledo; Mckinzie W.F. West bomb-sniffing dogs that will be Shot Put: Chase Van Wyck, Pannkuk, Onalaska 1A BOYS Discus: Kaitlynn Johns, Centralia used for cars parking inside the Napavine 400: Grace Hamre, Napavine 110 Hurdles: Nihls Peterson, Javelin: Kendra Bottenberg, W.F. track, more security at parking Discus: Jacob Johnston, 800: Kenzie Anderson, MWP Tenino West lots around the track and private Napavine; Chase Van Wyck, 1600: Alicia Herrera, Mossyrock High Jump: Nihls Peterson, Triple Jump: Allie Haaken- security workers dedicated to Napavine 3200: Kaylen Collette, MWP Tenino son, W.F. West; Anastasia Ulrigg, checking coolers and bags. Boles Javelin: Noah Lantz, Napavine 100 Hurdles: Mollie Olson, Shot Put: Jack Burnham, Tenino Centralia said all 24 gates will be open in hopes of minimizing lines.

took the No. 4 seed out of Dis- Sierra Robinson. On the op- stop and leadoff hitter Darian Bearcats trict 2/3. Colleen Campbell State 2A Softball posite side of the bracket as the Olin is hitting .567 with 39 RBIs. leads the pitching staff, with a Bearcats, the Roughriders open Ellensburg (18-4) finished sec- Continued from Sports 1 five-inning perfect game against AT CARLON PARK (SELAH) with Lynden. ond to Othello in the District Ingraham in late April, and FIRST-ROUND GAMES 5/6 tournament. Kindra Davis, who missed slugger Maya Shipway leads the R.A. Long vs. White OTHELLO: On the opposite her entire freshman year with team at the plate. side of the bracket from the a torn ACL, has been a mon- River, 10 a.m. FIFE: The Trojans (23-1) are in Here’s a quick look at some Selah vs. Cedarcrest, Bearcats, Othello (20-2) has out- state for the fifth straight season, ster at the plate, hitting .571 of the other notable teams in the scored its opponents by an aver- with a 1.195 slugging percent- with their lone loss coming to state bracket the Bearcats could 10 a.m. age margin of 13 to 2. Pitcher/ age — which, put in simple 4A Puyallup on May 11. Juniors see Friday and Saturday: Lynden vs. Port An- infielder Madison Martinez (11 terms, means she was good for Margaret Crist and Kaitlynn R.A. LONG: geles, 10 a.m. 1.2 bases every trip to the plate — The District 4 run- home runs) leads the way, and Gain lead Fife at the plate, and with 11 home runs and a whop- ners-up boast an 18-5 record, Sequim vs. Othello, CWAC MVP Niki Martinez has senior Anna Kasner has done ping 48 RBIs. Center fielder led by pitcher/slugger Maddie 10 a.m. hit eight homers. Leadoff hitter the bulk of the pitching. The Cathcart and outfielder Hileigh Kirsten Quigley has also hit six Roni Braun hammered 11 home Tumwater vs. Ellens- Trojans beat Sequim and North Todd. Cathcart was the GSHL homers. The Huskies open with runs, and sophomore O.J. Dean burg, noon Kitsap, 8-0 and 17-0, to reach 2A MVP, and both players pack Sequim. moved into the shortstop role Orting vs. Fife, noon state, and open tournament play and hit .493 with 37 runs. Six batting averages over .500. The Lumberjills open with White East Valley (Yak.) vs. TUMWATER: Veteran ace Joc- with Orting — in the same half different players hit at least two of the bracket as W.F. West. home runs, and W.F. West out- River (12-10), the team W.F. Sedro-Woolley, noon elyn Glasgo (3.63 ERA) leads scored its opponents 259 to 67. West beat in last year’s champi- Forest Ridge/Bear the 15-8 Thunderbirds, which EAST VALLEY (YAKIMA): The Red Six-foot-2 junior Lexie Stras- onship game — and 15-1 back Creek vs. W.F. West, finished second in the EvCo and Devils (18-6) are a bit short- ser went 12-0 in the circle with on April 8 in a nonleague game. noon third in District 4. The T-Birds a 1.60 ERA, and sophomore open with Ellensburg. handed after losing their top hit- Ashlee Vadala was 10-0 with a PORT ANGELES: The 23-0 ter — sophomore Rachel Vance, 1.46 ERA. Roughriders are led by junior 0) is the No. 2 option in the cir- ELLENSBURG: Carissa Burgess packing a .700 average — to a Forest Ridge/Bear Creek pitcher Nizhoni Wheeler, who cle, and the Roughriders boast a has a 1.19 ERA and 72 strike- knee injury in the first game squad beat Highline (18-0) and owns a 12-0 record and has speedy lineup, led at the plate by outs to lead the Bulldogs’ pitch- of the District 5/6 tournament. Kingston (5-1) to qualify for pitched at state every year of her Wheeler, second baseman Nata- ing staff, with a .538 average, 40 East Valley opens with Sedro- state, and with cancelled games prep career. Hope Wegener (10- lie Steinman and center fielder RBIs and four home runs. Short- Woolley.

a second round 2-under par 70 Mettler improved on her W.F. West’s Delanie Calkins 1B/2B Boys: Ilwaco Wins Team Golf for a two day total of 145. No- Day 1 score by 13 strokes to fin- just missed the Day 1 cut, set at Title lan finished one stroke ahead of ish with a two-day total of 179. 99, with a 101, and teammate Continued from Sports 1 Liberty’s Luke Hall, who shot a W.F. West’s Kate Balmelli was Carly Noble shot a 104 on Tues- SPOKANE — Adna’s Logan Boone missed the cut on the second round 1-over par 73 for the only other local golfer to day. Today I think he played pretty first day of action at Meadow- a total of 146, and who led the qualify for the second round, “For Delanie to find her well, (but) had three or four bad tournament after Day 1. shooting a 103 to finish in a tie wood Golf Course in Spokane, holes that hurt him. A little dis- way to state, I was real pleased shooting a 97 in the first round Hall’s teammate Chase Mc- for 43rd. with the girls,” Thompson said. appointed in today, but to be Intosh finished in a tie for third, “She battled on day one and of the State 1B/2B Boys Golf able to do that (hole in one) at “Have to hand it to the girls, they Tournament. and four Liberty golfers were in got under the cut by a couple were super supportive. The girls a state tournament in his senior strokes,” Centralia coach Hal The Day 1 cut was set at 86. the top 30, giving the Issaquah have been great with each other.” year is pretty special.” Gronseth said. “She shot a 37, Davenport’s Palmer Guhlke school the team championship East Valley’s Morgan Baum W.F. West’s Hayden Dobyns with 120.5 points. two over on the back side, it was won the tournament with a 147 recorded a second-round 89 to really fun to watch. It was by far shot a second-round 3-under (74-73), and Ilwaco’s Brock Ku- par 69 to win the tournament finish in 41st place and Roch- 2A Girls: Centralia’s Mettler the best round she’s ever played kula was second with 151 (73- ester’s Brock Hawes was right and it was a cool time to do it.” with a two day total of 147. Eph- 78). Teammate Zac Tapio fin- behind Dobyns in 42nd place, Finishes in Top 20 “That 97 was an excellent rata’s Kenedee Peters finished ished tied for 15th at 170 (85-85), shooting a 95. Dobyns and RICHLAND — Centralia’s score (by Kate Balmelli),” Bruce in second place with a two day giving the Fishermen the state Hawes had been tied in 37th Julie Mettler finished in the top Thompson said. “When they total of 148 after shooting a sec- championship with 29.5 points place after Tuesday’s action, 20 with a second-round 83 at the play at their average or just a ond-round 71. — edging Pomeroy (28), which with matching first-round 84s. State 2A Girls Golf Tournament little better than their average, Baum’s East Valley squad had Devon Caruso and Jacob Bellingham’s Nick Nolan here Wednesday at Columbia that’s great. All three of the girls won the team championship Tewalt tied for sixth together at won the tournament, shooting Point Golf Course. have another shot at this.” with 109 points. 158. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 26, 2016 SPORTS

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MATT BAIDE / [email protected] Centralia’s Laurence Silva shoots against Aberdeen in the District 4 2A Soccer Tour- nament. Silva was voted the Evergreen 2A Conference’s Offensive Player of the Year. Tigers’ Silva Named EvCo Offensive Player of the Year By The Chronicle of the Year, and Tumwater’s Brett Centralia senior Laurence Sil- Bartlett was named the Coach of va was named the Evergreen 2A the Year. COURTESY PHOTO Note Conference’s Offensive Player of : See Scoreboard on page The Centralia College softball team poses after wrapping up the NWAC West Region regular-season title at Fort Borst Park the Year, and a total of eight lo- S2 for a complete All-League list. earlier this month. The Lady Blazers dominated the West Region’s All-League voting, taking the MVP, Pitcher of the Year and cal athletes earned honors in the Coach of the Year awards. EvCo’s All-League boys soccer 2A/1A Soccer: Rochester’s Taylor voting. Named Defensive MVP The top goalkeepers were Rochester senior Nicholas Centralia Sweeps West Region Awards both local, as Centralia’s Jesse Taylor was named the defensive By The Chronicle was voted the league’s Coach of fielder Megan Levang and catch- Vazquez and W.F. West’s Dan- MVP in the Evergreen 2A/1A iel Ford were named to the first The Centralia College soft- the Year. The Blazers wrapped er Sierra Seymour were all first- League All-League Boys soccer up NWAC Softball Champion- team selections. team. W.F. West’s Kynan Golds- teams. ball team dominated its West Re- by and Centralia’s Javier Corona- gion schedule, going 16-2 to win ships play on Sunday in a tie for Capps, from Pe Ell, hit .315 Warrior senior Colton Kilm- Jacobo and Simon Stehr were er made the all-league first team the league title, and appropri- fifth place. with five home runs and 41 RBIs. Wasson, a Centralia High Levang, from Toutle Lake, hit both first-team defenders. at midfielder. Rochester defender ately dominated the conference’s School product, hit .459 with .413 with 27 RBIs, and Seymour, Centralia’s Joseph Gonza- Bobby Cayenne made the all- all-star voting. eight home runs and 64 RBIs from Rochester, hit .423 and lez and Binod Sapkota were league second team. First baseman Mackenzie over the course of the season, drove in 47 runs. first-team midfielders and W.F. Aberdeen’s Cesar Corona Wasson was voted the league’s with 15 doubles and 19 walks, Infielder Kayla Hoke, out- West’s Christian Moran was a was named the Offensive MVP Most Valuable Player, while and struck out just seven times. fielder Katherine Muegge and first-team forwards. W.F. West and Hoquiam’s Tahj Malone ace pitcher Kierstin Smith was Smith, a Tumwater product, utility player Megan Webb were also earned the league’s Sports- was named the Goalkeeper of tabbed the league’s Pitcher of the went 20-8 in the circle with a 3.13 all second-team picks. manship award. the Year. Eatonville’s Michael Year. ERA and 167 strikeouts. Note: See Scoreboard on page Tumwater’s Adam Warren Sniezak was named coach of the Blazer coach Kevin Slorey Infielder Kayla Capps, out- S2 for a complete All-League list. was named the Defensive Player year. NFL ing the bat well for us lately,” Ra- That’s what I’ve been trying to C2BL schke said. State 2B Softball convince the girls.” The Pirates’ go-to pitchers AT GATEWAY COMPLEX, YAKIMA Romo Looking Continued from Sports 1 are Jenikka Poppe and Saman- FRIDAY’S FIRST ROUND GAMES Pe Ell-Willapa Valley tha Rolfe. Brewster vs. Kettle Falls, ‘Phenomenal,’ Onalaska fare this year? Here’s a “Defensively we’ve just got to REGULAR SEASON: 14-5 overall, quick look at the local squads. 9 a.m. 11-5 in league (tied for 3rd) clean it up,” Raschke said. “We Mary Walker vs. Toutle HOW THEY GOT HERE: Cowboys QB haven’t been as sharp as we were Lake, 9 a.m. third Adna at the beginning or middle of Concrete vs. Kittitas, 9 a.m. at districts, beating Onalaska in 3rd/4th place game. Lost to Coach Says REGULAR SEASON: 18-1 overall, the season. But the pitching is Onalaska vs. DeSales, 9 still on, the hitting is still there.” a.m. Adna in semifinals IRVING, Texas (TNS) — 16-0 in League (1st) OUTLOOK: The Titans were HOW THEY GOT HERE: Pe Ell-Willapa Valley vs. Dallas Cowboys quarterback second- undefeated at districts against place finish at District 4 tourna- Dayton, 11 a.m. Tony Romo is back on the prac- Onalaska Colfax vs. Warden, 11 a.m. everyone but Adna, including ment, losing to Toutle Lake 11- tice field for 11-on-11 work this REGULAR SEASON: 7-10 overall, Adna vs, Asotin, 11 a.m. a loser-out win over C2BL run- 10 in championship week for the first time since 6-10 in league (6th) Okanogan vs. Friday Har- ner-up Napavine, 10-6. PWV OUTLOOK: The defending Thanksgiving and has drawn HOW THEY GOT HERE: bor, 11 a.m. state champion Pirates have fourth- also beat Toledo 7-0 and Ocasta rave reviews. continued their impressive place finish at districts with 18-1. “Tony has looked phenomenal, play through the 2016 season — wins over Ilwaco, Tacoma Bap- This is the first state tourna- his best stretch in the spring I’ve Adna had just one loss during tist, Ocosta and Morton-White Gabby Wright and Nicolle Dur- ment for the Ken Olson-led Pe seen from him in a long time,” Cowboys quarterbacks coach the regular season, to 1A school Pass. Lost to PWV in 3rd/4th yea. Vint has a .565 batting av- Ell-Willapa Valley team, in its Wade Wilson said Wednesday Hoquiam, along with the loss to place game, 11-10. erage after districts and a .690 second year of existence. after the club’s second organized Toutle Lake in the district cham- OUTLOOK: Despite finishing on base percentage. Wright has Dakota Brooks, named the team activity practice at Valley pionship. Adna and Toutle Lake with the sixth best record in a .500 BA, six home runs and 33 C2BL MVP, is the Titans’ ace Ranch this week. are at opposite sides of the state the Central 2B League, Onalas- RBIs. Duryea has a 456 BA, with pitcher and a slugger on offense. Romo turned 36 last month bracket, making a rematch at ka went on a tear in the loser’s four home runs and 25 RBIs. Brooks hit .620 this season, with and is coming off of left col- the state final possible. bracket of the district tourna- In the circle, Onalaska relies seven home runs and 35 RBIs. larbone surgery in March. He “We’ll bounce back, “Adna ment, winning three straight on the duo of Wright and fresh- Infielders Samantha Wood- loser-out games to clinch a trip man Amy Henderson. ward and Kamryn Adkins are played in only four games last coach Mike Raschke said. “We season but is excited about how wanted triple crown, but that to Yakima. This is the Loggers’ Onalaska’s first round op- also key batters for PWV. first state tournament since ponent DeSales took the Dis- The Titans averaged 10.6 far along he is this offseason. wasn’t the ultimate goal. That’s This is the first offseason in the golden glove.” 2012. trict 7/9 title with a 4-1 win over runs scored this season, good for “We always try to pride our- Dayton. The Irish are led by second in the C2BL. three years that Romo has been The Pirates’ first-round a full participant. matchup is with Asotin, the 4th selves on playing our best at ace pitcher Kaylee Brown, who The Titans meet District 7/9 this time,” Onalaska coach Ken struck out 10 in the district final. runner-up Dayton in its first “Right now it’s been excit- place finisher out of the District ing to be able to do some of the Ulery said. “This year we were Added Ulery: “I’m confident game on Friday. Dayton reached 7/9 tournament. things that I haven’t been able able to take that next step to that if we control the control- the quarterfinals of last year’s Adna’s top hitters include to do,” Romo said. “Signs of that Kendra Stajduhar, Shanay Dot- state.” lables and play within ourselves, state tournament. In the regular show on the football field for my- son and Darian Humphrey. The Loggers are led offen- we’re a good ball team. I believe season the Bulldogs were second self. And they’re subtle. It’s tough “Humphrey has been swing- sively by the trio of Alicia Vint, anybody can beat anybody. in the Southeast 2B League. to see from the naked eye. But I do think that my coaches and College Baseball teammates around me see it.” Cowboys owner Jerry Jones WSU, UW Thrown Out at Home: Game at County Stadium Canceled has long said he believes that Romo has four to five more YAKIMA (TNS) — All ele- with cars lined up while still en- Dupre and other Cougars come out and see more baseball, years left in him before he re- ments were in place, it seemed, tering State Fair Park's parking signed autographs and posed for and we will make them whole. tires. Romo said Wednesday that for a historic night regarding Ya- lot while another line was form- pictures down the left-field line, That's important to me. It will “absolutely” is possible and even kima baseball. ing at the exit. past the home team's dugout, af- take awhile to get to everyone, joked that he could last seven or Washington State and Wash- What apparently happened ter the cancellation. but we'll get that done." eight more years. ington were on the field in full was this: The Huskies, having The Pippins said they will Said Fraser of the decision to “With the way that it’s going uniform on a cool but pleasant taken pregame infield and out- have ticket refund details on cancel, "I was told the field was right now, the running joke is Tuesday night for what was billed field practice, approached the their website at info@pippins- not playable. I was flipping burg- that I’m the only one in here get- as the Cougar Diamond Classic, umpiring crew of Scott Williams, baseball.com. ers at the time." ting younger each year,” Romo warming up, while a potential Randy Sutton and Brian Frisch, The plan, according to team Said Garretson, "We were said, “so we’ll see if that contin- capacity crowd of school color- saying they considered the field president Zachary Fraser and approached by the parties in- ues.” wearing, selfie-taking fans filed to be unsafe for play. Cougars general manager Jeff Garretson, volved, we had a conversation Romo said he’s much farther into Yakima County Stadium. officials were then summoned, is to offer full refunds on tickets; about whether the field was play- along this offseason than he has The buzz in anticipation of a discussion was held, and the to exchange two tickets to a fu- able and ultimately the parties been in recent years. the nonconference game, said to game was called off. ture Pippins game for each WSU- involved agreed not to play the “I do think that based on what be the first of its kind here be- "The issue was brought up to UW ticket purchased; or perhaps ballgame." my situation has been like the tween the cross-state rivals, was the umpires by the Huskies," a offer tickets to two different Pip- last three or four years I do think As to whether future games palpable. person familiar with the situ- pins games for each one sold for that this is drastically different,” It had everything, in fact, ex- ation said, "and the umpires Tuesday night's game. involving the Cougars might be Romo said. “It started to show cept the words, "Play ball." agreed the field was not safe." "As soon as the decision was played at the ballpark, with or signs last offseason and this one Unfortunately for the fans, None of the umpires was made," Garretson said, "my without the UW, Garretson said, is different, it takes me back five and also the Yakima Valley Pip- available for comment. thoughts went to the next step. "We'll still be talking about those years ago when I was able to do pins who were hosting the event, WSU junior Trenton Dupre, a Yakima has been a baseball town possibilities." things ... . I’m not there yet. I still the field was deemed unplayable Davis High School graduate, said, for years and years, and people A Pippins game last year was have these months that after I and the game was cancelled. "I guess there was a little bit of a know that sometimes things postponed because of a prob- just have to get after it, but it’s Some among those who al- sink hole in the right field area, happen. They can email me lem in the general area referred exciting to be able to actually get ready had settled in had gotten and Washington didn't think it starting Friday (at jeff@pippins- to Tuesday and a doubleheader after it a little bit. If everything word of the contest's fate before was safe. Then all the coaches baseball.com) and we will work was played the next day. No one keeps going the way it’s going I an announcement was made were talking with the umpires, with them on refunds. would comment on whether this think it’s going to be exciting go- over the stadium loudspeakers, and I knew something was up." "Baseball fans here want to issue was related to that one. ing into camp.” • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 26, 2016

MLB Sluggin’ Seattle: Lind’s 6 RBIs Lead Mariners Past A’s 13-3 SEATTLE (AP) — Adam on May 11, but his first start in Lind hit home runs in his first the majors fell apart in the third two at-bats and had a season- inning when Seattle had seven best six RBIs while the Seattle hits and sent nine batters to the Mariners scored a season-high in plate. Neal finished four innings runs in a 13-3 rout of the Oak- in his first start. land Athletics on Wednesday night. ROSTER MOVES The AL West-leading Mari- ners won their 11th series of the ATHLETICS: Oakland optioned season, this time behind Lind’s left-handed pitcher Daniel Cou- hitting. lombe and utility player Max After struggling to start the Muncy to Triple-A Nashville to season, Lind flashed the power clear roster spots for Jed Lowrie that made him an offseason and Neal. Lowrie had been on target for Seattle general man- the 15-day disabled list with a ager Jerry Dipoto. Lind hit a solo right shin contusion. homer with two outs in the sec- MARINERS: Seattle recalled ond inning to get Seattle on the Sardinas and optioned IF Chris board, then capped the Mari- Taylor to Triple-A Tacoma. Tay- ners’ six-run third inning with lor was with Seattle for just three a three-run shot off Oakland games and committed two er- starter Zach Neal, making the rors in one inning on Monday’s first start of his career. loss to Oakland. Sardinas and Lind added a two-out RBI O’Malley will split time at short- single in the fifth inning and an stop until Ketel Marte comes off RBI double off the wall in the Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press the disabled list. seventh that barely missed being Seattle Mariners’ Robinson Cano, right, celebrates his home run against the Oakland Athletics with Kyle Seager in a baseball his third home run of the game. game Wednesday in Seattle. UP NEXT Nelson Cruz hit his 10th home run of the season in the final two games of the series. Se- base in the third inning and run of the season in the second seventh inning, a two-run shot attle rallied from a 5-2 deficit to was replaced before the start for Oakland and Coco Crisp and ATHLETICS: After a day off, that nearly reached the second win on Tuesday night, capped by of the fourth inning by Shawn Billy Burns both had RBI singles Oakland opens a homestand deck in left field, and Robinson Martin’s game-ending two-run O’Malley. The team said Martin in the third inning, but the A’s against Detroit on Friday with Cano followed with his 14th of homer in the ninth inning. suffered a “tweak” and was day- were unable to shake Iwakuma. Sean Manaea (1-2) getting the the year an inning later. Leonys But Martin was the focus to-day. The right-hander threw seven start. Martin, Seth Smith, Kyle Seager of the only potential downside Hisashi Iwakuma (3-4) threw innings for the second time this MARINERS: Seattle is off on and Luis Sardinas all added RBI from Seattle’s victory Wednes- seven strong innings and won month against Oakland and Thursday before hosting Min- singles for Seattle, which inched day. Martin grabbed at his left his second straight decision. struck out four. nesota starting Friday. Felix Her- to 10-11 at home after taking the hamstring after stealing second Khris Davis hit his 13th home Neal (0-1) appeared in relief nandez (4-3) gets the start. 2B Softball 1A Softball Rochester’s Lancasters Win Evergreen MVPs PWV’s Brooks Tabbed C2BL MVP By The Chronicle with 11 doubles and 25 RBIs By The Chronicle Rochester twin seniors from the leadoff spot, and Pe Ell-Willapa Valley’s Dako- Joni and Jaelin Lancaster each played the entire season with- ta Brooks was a standout on both won MVP awards in the Ever- out committing an error. She sides of the plate and, for her green 2A/1A Conference’s All- went 10-0 in the pitcher’s cir- work, picked up the Central 2B League softball voting. cle. League’s MVP award in a vote of Rochester also picked up Joni, a shortstop, was the league’s softball coaches. the Coaching Staff of the Year The annual all-league team, tabbed the league’s co-Offen- award, and landed sophomore released this week, features six sive MVP with Hoquiam’s infielder Bella Phelps, sopho- local players on the first team. Kylie Stewart, while Jaelin, a more outfielder Courtney Brooks, a junior pitcher, went pitcher/first baseman, was vot- Baird and sophomore utility 17-2 in the circle with 84 strike- ed the league’s Defensive MVP. player Hunter Hahn (catcher) outs, and hit a whopping .620 Joni Lancaster hit .556 with on the first team. with seven home runs, 10 dou- 36 RBIs, five doubles, four tri- Note: See Scoreboard on bles and 35 RBIs for the Titans. ples and six home runs. page S2 for a complete All- PWV finished third in the Jaelin Lancaster hit .440 League list. District 4 tournament and will enter the State 2B tournament on Friday. Adna shortstop Shanay from The Chronicle Dotson and outfielder Kendra Stajduhar, Napavine shortstop Erika Potter, Morton-White Pass MATT BAIDE / [email protected] pitcher Christine Robbins and Pe Ell-Willapa Valley’s Dakota Brooks pitches during the District 4 tournament third baseman Kylie Allen, and semiinals on May 20 in Centralia. Brooks was voted the Central 2B League’s Most Onalaska second baseman Alicia Valuable Player. Vint were all first-team picks. Napavine’s Abbi Music, Humphrey, MWP’s Sharon Ha- all second-team picks. Adna’s Jenikka Poppe, Sam zen, PWV’s Sidney Pollard and Note: See Scoreboard on page See a photo you like in the paper? Rolfe, Lili Glover and Darian Onalaska’s Gabby Wright were S2 for a complete All-League list.

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Mail form to The Chronicle, Attn: Customer Service CH549460h.sw released this week, was voted semifinal. Both games will be all first-team picks. Note 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531 on by the league’s coaches at the played at Centralia’s Ed Wheeler : See Scoreboard on All sales are inal. conclusion of the regular season. Field. page S2 for a complete All- Visit chronline.mycapture.com for more options Arrington, so far this season, Toledo landed infielder Kolt League list. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 26, 2016 Outdoors Hunting & Fishing Report The Fruits of Our Labors and Throwing Shade on National Heroes nnocuous apples and banan- experience in the out of doors, day as part of their two adult sal- the WDFW expects that harvest by WDFW Director Jim Un- as have been at the core of a try hiking through a blackberry monid limit. No hatchery salm- guideline of 500 fish will have sworth to three year terms that Igrowing controversy lately. It bramble mixed with poison oak on, steelhead may be retained been reached. As on the lower will begin on July 1. The WDFW seems that many lovers of the on a desolate flank of an anony- and all sockeye salmon must be Columbia, catch and release fish- hopes to fill the positions with outdoors have the outlandish mous mountainside. You’ll have released before June 16. ing will still be allowed. as assortment of applicants from audacity to pack fresh fruit with to cut your own trail with grit Additionally, anglers will Boat anglers have been hook- them when they set off on day and fortitude or follow in the be allowed to retain hatchery ing a pittance of walleye on the varied backgrounds who are able hikes, mountain ascents and epic dung laden hoof prints of some steelhead and hatchery Chinook lower Columbia in the Wood- to effectively communicate with treks along nimble footed ungulate, but then jacks in the lower Columbia land area but the John Day Pool state officials as well as the gen- the spiny edge again, nobody will raise any River from the I-5 Bridge down was where the real action was last eral public. of the Pacific quibbles about the placement of to the Rocky Point/Tongue Point week. Boat anglers there aver- “The department carefully Crest Trail your fruit rubbish, or, conversely, line from May 31 through June aged 3.5 walley and a whopping considers applications received as it wends your quizzical habit of hoard- 2. The salmon and steelhead sea- 22.5 bass per rod. Shad fishing for advisory groups,” said Don from Mexico ing seeds and browning banana son above and below Bonneville is also increasing in both effort Kraege, WDFW waterfowl sec- to Canada. peels in your pants. Dam will reopen on June 16. and catch. Last week the bite What’s worse, And really, what would be so Last week on the lower Co- was best good boat anglers in the tion manager, in a press release. if you believe bad about a wayward apple tree lumbia River below the I-5 Longview area, while Steamboat “We value the experience that hot collared By Jordan sprouting up along the Pacific Bridge anglers made an esti- Landing Dock in Washougal and longstanding members bring to stewards of Nailon Crest Trail? Would that not be mated 6,982 trips and caught the outflow below Bonneville the table, but we also want advi- the outdoors an uplifting godsend for hun- 699 adult Chinook as well as were also hot. sory groups to represent a wide jnailon@ who have been gry hikers who happen by at 230 summer steelhead. From Last week vandals cut the diversity of interests with regard chronline.com furiously ham- the right time of year? It makes May 16-19, the first four days of net pens at Mayfield Dam on to wildlife management across mering away me wonder if in these dystopian the jack Chinook and steelhead the Cowlitz River and released the state.” at their keyboards, hikers some- days Johnny Appleseed would be season 73 anglers sampled by 100,000 juvenile Chinook salm- Applications must be sub- times even leave their apple guts handed a citation by power trip- the WDFW below the I-5 Bridge on. So far 25,000 of the four inch and banana peels behind in the ping park rangers and written off caught just 10 steelhead. During fish have made it into the sepa- mitted by June 17 and include a wilderness rather than toting by ZipFile zealots as a litterbug the most recent lower Columbia rator at the dam but the rest are name, address, telephone num- them along for the rest of the for his seed sowing, pot-hatted fishery (May 20-22) that reached lingering in the lake. Officials ber and email address. The appli- journey as a token offering to amble around this great nation. from Bonneville down to the are concerned that a mass out cations must also detail relevant end of trail trash can. On the whole I am a pro- Rocky/Tongue Point line the migration could clog the separa- experience, examples of effective Make no mistake, safety is ponent of the Leave No Trace WDFW sampled 979 salmonid tor, but if they fish linger too long communication, the reason for not a primary concern here. No- mindset. It is of course impor- anglers with a haul of 99 adult in the lake they may wind up applying and any waterfowlers body is worried about a Mario tant to preserve our landscapes and 11 jack Chinook as well as 26 gobbled up by predators. Death that the applicant represents. Kart-style wipeout on a banana and natural environments for steelhead. All told, through May by turbine evisceration is anoth- peel. Instead, the crux of the is- posterity. I would only argue that 22 the WDFW estimates that er option if the fish miss the sep- Applications can be submit- sue apparently revolves the idea fruit is not the ingredient that there have been 101,000 fishing arator. A Free Willy moment this ted to Don Kraege at the WDFW that those natural food leftovers will wind up as nature’s undo- trips to the lower Columbia River was not. In official sanctioned by mail at 600 Capitol Way N, are somehow degrading the en- ing. When too much attention with 10,923 adult springers kept efforts crews also released 4,000 Olympia, WA 98501-1091, or by vironment by their very presence. is focused on self-serving mi- and another 2,258 released. rainbow trout into the lake last email at [email protected]. Authors and supporters of the nutia like fruit peels and seeds On the Cowlitz River last week. A total of 72,000 fish are For more information, contact “Leave No Trace” ethos have be- we wind up missing the forest week 743 adult spring Chinook, slated to be purposefully planted Don Kraege at (360) 902-2522. gun a lambasting assault on ad- 68 jacks, 79 winter steelhead for the trees. If you want to talk there through August. Last but not least, turkey venturers who leave their cores about environmental degrada- and 34 summer steelhead were The bite has been better at and peels behind as if nature has tion let’s talk oil and coal trains, recovered at the salmon separa- Riffe Lake lately though, espe- season will gobble to a close on no intrinsic method of dealing offshore drilling, overharvest tor. Springers have been biting cially on the south end of the Tuesday, May 31. with the colorful organic depos- of fish, dams that choke the life throughout the river and the lake near the dam, while Lake its. out of rivers, fracking, mineral summer steelhead run will soon Scanewa at old Cowlitz Falls is WILDLIFERS As it happens, though, nature extraction near national monu- outpace winter steelies in the sys- scheduled to be 20,000 catch- does have a way of dealing with ments, styrofoam mountains tem. From June 1 through July 31 able sized rainbows from June The WDFW is seeking advi- natural debris like apples and in our growing landfills and is- barbed hooks will be allowed for through August. Lots of fish sors to fill up to 10 positions on bananas. Biodegradable food by- lands of plastic in the warming salmon, steelhead and cutthroats have also been biting at Swofford a council specializing in “non- products, by their nature, break acid filled ocean. Those are all a from the Lexington Bridge up to Pond, where 4,000 rainbow trout hunted” wildlife. The advisory down into unrecognizable detri- better place to start. the barrier dam deadline. Also are scheduled to be dumped next group will provide recommen- tus with the help of the elements In the meantime keep on beginning June 1 the trout limit week. South County Park Pond dations and council on animals and biological underworld of the below Blue Creek will shift to trekkin’, and simply reach back in Toledo, also called Wallace ranging from butterflies to killer outdoors. The disappearing pro- to heave your leftover fruit far- five fish per day. Up to three of Pond by those in the know, will cess takes anywhere from two ther off of the trail and out of those fish may be hatchery steel- receive 800 rainbows next week. whales. Again, WDFW Direc- to six weeks in most areas and sight where it can biodegrade in head but wild cutthroats must be Swift Reservoir is also due tor Jim Unsworth will be tasked the soggy conditions of western peace and away from the bright released. River flow at Mayfield for a trout dump of 4,500 catch- with making appointments Washington typically acceler- lights of manifest controversy. Dam on Monday was recorded at able sized rainbows in advance based on applicants interested ate that process. This is hardly a about 5,210 cubic feet per second. of its trout and kokanee fishery in wildlife and their ability to ef- permanent stain on the bucolic FISHIN’ Elsewhere, anglers on the beginning June 4 and WDFW fectively communicate with the purity of the wilderness. Kalama River are still catching crews plan to begin stocking state and citizens. Applications Authors have made the point The spring Chinook fishery some springers and steelhead. Goose Lake with catchable size must be received by June 20. that most nature trails on the on the lower Columbia River is Anglers will be happy to note that trout this week. Some 6,000 cut- The WDFW is hoping to west coast do not wind through primed for a wild weekend of as of June 4 there will no longer throats and 1,500 browns will be apple orchards, and they cer- hatchery fishing. That fishery, be a minimum size requirement stocked. Crews noted that there obtain applications from all re- tainly do not pass through ba- which is currently closed, will for hatchery trout. is no notable snow on the road gions of Washington, as well as nana groves, so the byproducts open up below Bonneville Dam The bite on the Wind River from Trout Lake but downed representatives from academia, of those fruits are by definition from May 27-30 for Memorial has died down considerably in trees at the boat launch are pre- agriculture, timber industries, non-native and intrusive. One Day weekend. Then in June as the last few weeks. Last weekend venting boat trailers from access- hunting and fishing groups and many as 13 days will be added author even noted with visceral nearly 200 fish returned to the ing the lake. conservation organizations. Citi- pomp, while presumably typing to the docket, beginning on June Carson National Fish Hatchery, Lastly, several streams will with one hand and patting him- 3. The exact end of that opening which brought the yearly total to zens with specific experience in open up to fishing on Saturday. marketing, social science, and self on the back with the other, will be contingent upon harvest 500 fish. Apparently the fish are Those creeks receiving catchable that he has taken up the habit of guidelines. there, they just haven’t been bit- sized rainbows in advance of the natural resource economics are eating apples whole and putting “A lot of anglers have asked ing. On the other pond, Drano fishery include Canyon Creek in also encouraged to apply. the seeds in his pocket to dispose that we structure the spring Lake has been producing some Clark County (5,500 fish), up- Applications or nominations of at the trail’s end. Talk about chinook season so that it dove- spring Chinook still with a few per LIttle White Salmon River must include a name, address, fruit of the loom. tails with the summer fishing summer steelies making their in Skamania County (3,000) and telephone number and email ad- Well, kudos to him, but at the season, beginning June 16,” said way into the catch as well. Spring Creek in Klickitat County dress as well as an explanation of risk of upsetting the all the fruit Ron Roler, Washington Depart- Salmon opportunities will (3,000). loops out there, I call bologna. ment of Fish and Wildlife policy also be opening up on the Grays, interest and the reasons the indi- I understand that a hike in advisor, in a press release. “The Lewis, and Klickitat rivers in the vidual would make a good rep- Washington’s woods would nor- fishing schedule approved today coming days as well. Be sure to HUNTIN’ resentative. Those nominating mally not pass by a banana tree, offers a good chance of reaching check the WDFW fishing pam- The WDFW is looking for another individual must include but I would also point out that a that goal.” phlet for specific information applicants to fill as many as 20 their own information as well. true unadulterated walk through When the fishery reopens it regarding those openings, daily positions on a waterfowl advi- Nominations should be sub- the woods would likewise not will once again be open from the limits, bait and gear allowed. sory group that will represent a mitted to Penny Becker, Wild- take place on a manmade trail Tongue Point/Rocky Point line Last week in the John Day wide array of stakeholders while life Diversity Division Man- that has been cleared with the upriver to Beacon Rock for boat Pool boat anglers averaged one advising the WDFW on issues ager, by email at Penny.Becker@ help of ripping chainsaws and anglers while bank anglers will legal sturgeon per four rods. The like hunting regulations, access other equipment. Likewise, trail- be allowed all the way up to the fishing got hot just in time to and conservation projects that dfw.wa.gov or by postal mail at heads, mile markers and desig- deadline below Bonneville Dam. close it down though and Sunday, are funded by the sale of special- Washington Department of Fish nated viewpoints do not exist in Anglers will be allowed to keep May 29 will be the last day for ty duck stamps. and Wildlife, 600 Capitol Way N, nature. If you want a primordial one adult hatchery Chinook per sturgeon retention. On that day Members will be appointed Olympia, WA 98501. Long Missing Frog, Turtle Species Making Return to Yosemite COMEBACK: California is the type of frog featured in thousands of tadpoles and adult moved, we know the red-legged but not on the valley floor. Twain's short story "The Cel- frogs from the center will be frog will do well," he said. Federal authorities are con- Red-Legged Frog, ebrated Jumping Frog of Calav- transported 200 miles to be set Red-legged frogs grow to 2 sidering whether to give the Western Pond Turtles eras County." free in the park's lush meadows, to 5 inches long. They are the turtles in California protection Western pond turtles — miss- alpine lakes and winding Mer- largest native frogs in the West under the U.S. Endangered Spe- to be Reintroduced ing from most of the park for 50 ced River. — known for communicating in cies Act. in Yosemite years — are also being reintro- The frog disappeared from short, soft grunts — and listed as Park officials cite a number of duced to Yosemite, both under a Yosemite in part because non- a federally threatened species. mismanagement practices over By Scott Smith partnership with the San Fran- native, predatory bullfrogs first Hundreds of adult Western a century that may have caused The Associated Press cisco Zoo & Gardens, officials introduced to a reflection pond pond turtles will be moved to both species to vanish. FRESNO, Calif. — A type announced. spread throughout the valley Yosemite Valley in the next few Rangers clearing fallen trees of frog made famous by Mark "This is a landmark event for and, over time, gobbled them up, years. The first 10 will be re- and other debris from the Mer- Twain will soon be hopping and Yosemite National Park and a officials said. leased in June, fitted with radio ced River's banks in the past may swimming through California's historic opportunity," said the The insatiable bullfrogs have transmitters to track them and have inadvertently removed crit- Yosemite National Park after a park's Superintendent Don Neu- since been eradicated from the discover their preferred habitat. ical habitat, officials acknowl- decades-long absence, officials bacher. park, clearing the way for the The turtles can grow to seven edged. But rangers say improved said Wednesday. The zoo has begun nurturing red-legged frog's return, said Rob inches long, and park visitors practices have restored park con- The California red-legged frogs in a permanent breeding Grasso, an aquatic ecologist at may see them basking on logs ditions for both the turtle and frog, named for its colorful legs center. Officials say they already Yosemite who spearheaded the or rocks. Some of the turtles still frog to thrive. and belly, vanished from the released 2,000 tadpoles in March. project. have been found in the remote park more than 40 years ago. It Over the next three years, "Now that they've been re- Hetch Hechy area of Yosemite, please see FROG, page S7 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 26, 2016 • Sports 7

Hunting, Fishing Hiking, Birding Outdoors Trail of the Week: Mount Rainier’s Marine Memorial By Craig Hill The News Tribune Marine Memorial at Mount Rainier National Park HIKE DESCRIPTION: Mount Rainier National Park’s Westside Road offers visitors a chance to enjoy the outdoors and pay tribute to military veterans on Memorial Day weekend. A 3.7-mile hike on the stretch of Westside Road closed to mo- torists takes visitors uphill to the Marine Memorial. The memorial is a boulder with a large plaque inscribed with the names of 32 Marines killed in 1946 when their plane crashed into Mount Rainier. The crew was traveling from San Di- ego to Seattle. On clear days, the South Tahoma Glacier where the plane crashed is visible from the me- morial. While the hike climbs most of the way to the memorial at 3,900 feet above sea level, the grade isn’t steep compared with many of the park’s trails. The road was closed to vehicles after CRAIG HILL / The News Tribune storm damage in 1990. A marine aircraft crashed into the South Tahoma Glacier on Mount Rainier in 1946, killing 32 men. A memorial in their honor sits along a section of Westside Road that’s Bikes are permitted on the closed to vehicles. road, but not on the trails that branch off from the road. The Tahoma Creek Trailhead. Taho- Road should expect patches of Road and continue for 3 miles ALSO: The entry fee to Mount way may currently be impass- ma Creek flooded last fall and snow, downed trees and more and park near the end of the Rainier National Park increases able for cyclists, according to the washed out the old road bed. The washouts. driving section of the road. to $25 from $20 on Friday (May park. The road bed was washed washout makes it a challenge to Many of the side trails offer DIFFICULTY RATING: 3 (5 is most 27). It is the second $5 increase in out when Tahoma Creek flood- ed last fall. A statement from hike because of steep banks. Rid- tempting side trips to places such difficult, 1 is easiest). as many years for many national the park says steep banks and ing a bike through the area, the as the Gobbler’s Knob lookout MILES ROUND TRIP: 7.4. parks. A basic map of the park stream flow make this a chal- park said, would require carry- and the Tahoma Creek Suspen- ELEVATION GAIN: 1,000 feet. is available at the Nisqually en- lenging hike. There is no main- ing a bike around the washout, sion Bridge, but these trails are BEST TIME OF THE YEAR: Year- trance. More detailed maps are tained route around the washout. which would be extremely dif- usually covered with snow this round. (Skis or snowshoes may available at stores in Ashford and The park in late April also ficult. At this time, there is no early in the season. be needed in colder months.) at Longmire. Dogs are not per- cautioned visitors that the road maintained route around the DIRECTIONS: Enter Mount MAP: Green Trails 269: Mount mitted on trails at Mount Rainier suffered major damage between washout. Conditions beyond the Rainier National Park at the Rainier West. National Park. There are no geo- Dry Creek, the end of the main- washout are unknown, but park Nisqually Entrance via state PASS: $25 per vehicle good for caches hidden along this route. tained road, and the former officials say visitors on Westside Route 706. Turn left on Westside seven days. INFO: nps.gov/mora. Photo Exhibit Shows Yellowstone National Park Changes Over 140 Years CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — to the success of the world's first Jackson took," Boner said. "There wanted to take a picture," Boner snowed on in July," Boner said. Boulders shift, canyons erode, national park, Boner said. were definitely times I got goose- said. Other times his targets, espe- old trees fall, new ones grow and "The whole point of creating bumps." Boner had modern digi- cially grand vistas and thermal tourists crowd Yellowstone Na- Yellowstone was to give future Jackson traveled Yellowstone tal camera gear but a couple features, were heavily traveled. tional Park, the length of their generations an opportunity ex- as part of a federally funded ex- of his trips were plenty ambi- "I'd be standing shoulder to vacations barely any time at all in perience these special places," he pedition to explore and docu- tious. With a friend, he paddled shoulder with a whole bunch of the stream of history. said. "When I look at these pic- ment the area. He carried his around the edge of Yellowstone tourists because Jackson had this A century and a-half is noth- tures, I take a great deal of com- photography gear on mules. Tak- Lake, about 60 miles, in a canoe. ing in the eons of often violent fort in knowing that my kids are ing a photo back then involved Another trip took him, his wife knack for a picking out the best geology that made Yellowstone. going to be able to go to a lot of exposing images on an 8-by-10- and a friend more than 30 miles spot," said Boner. Even so, an exhausting project by these places and see the same inch glass plate and developing over the rugged and remote Mir- Boner, a staff photographer a Jackson photographer shows thing." the negative on the spot. ror Plateau. for the Jackson Hole News & how an ecosystem protected for The images show what can "Basically he had to set up his "We saw bears where we didn't Guide, plans to publish the im- that long can change in ways ob- change, too: Rock pinnacles at little darkroom every time he think we would see bears. We got ages in a book later this year. vious and subtle. Tower Fall crumble and alter the Brad Boner visited dozens of flow of Tower Creek; the shore- sites in the park photographed line of Yellowstone Lake erodes by William Henry Jackson in dozens of feet in places; the edge Locally 1871, the year before Congress of the Grand Canyon of the Yel- Owned & Operated made Yellowstone the world's lowstone, where Jackson once Roger & first national park. Boner pains- stood, collapses into the chasm. Linda Rose takingly replicated in color more Boner took several trips to than 100 of Jackson's black-and- Yellowstone over the summers of white photographs. 2011-2014. He spent much time OPEN HOUSE TOMORROW - FRIDAY, MAY 27 This summer, 40 of Boner's wandering with Jackson's photo- AT 10AM-6PM FOR A RETIREMENT CELEBRATION images go on display next to graphs held up to the horizon. Jackson's originals at the Na- "Things would just sort of FOR VIRGIL SUTHERLAND tional Museum of Wildlife Art click and fall into place. All of in Jackson Hole. 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College Sports PAC Baseball Wins Shelton Tournament New Athletic Director Gives Washington Unique Distinction SEATTLE (AP) — New when AD Scott Woodward left Washington athletic director for the same position at Texas Jennifer Cohen and school Presi- A&M. She was selected from dent Ana Mari Cauce hope that among a group of 16 to 20 can- someday their situation is not didates — later whittled down noteworthy. That women being to four or five — who met with in charge of a university and its Washington’s selection commit- athletic department at the same tee, Cauce said. time does not make a school Cohen was offered the job last stand out. weekend while she and Cauce For now, though, Washing- were attending the Pac-12 meet- ton is the only Power Five school ings. Cohen agreed to a five-year in the country with both a fe- contract with a potential two- male president and female AD. year extension, and guaranteed “The truth is we tell students compensation of $460,000 per this is what the future looks like year. There are also performance in terms of the University of bonuses worth up to another Washington and this is what the $100,000 available. future looks like. You’re going to “Quite frankly, she is the see more women in positions of best possible hire we could have power,” Cauce said Wednesday. made,” Cauce said. “I look forward to the day where Cohen also joins a small CHRIS MOORE / Courtesy Photo this just isn’t unusual and it’s not group of female athletic direc- Paciic Athletic Center’s new 12U baseball team made its debut in style last weekend, going 7-1 to win the Turf Dia- worth commenting on.” tors at Power Five schools. Penn mond Tournament at Shelton’s Mason County Youth Baseball Complex. PAC Baseball lost its irst game Saturday after- Cohen was formally intro- State’s Sandy Barbour and North noon, then won ive straight before beating Force (Grays Harbor) twice, 6-3 and 7-4, for the championship. The team, duced on Wednesday as the 15th Carolina State’s Debbie Yow are made up of players from Chehalis, Centralia, Rochester, Mossyrock and Raymond, scored 98 runs in its eight games. athletic director in Washington’s the only others overseeing pro- Pictured in the front row, from left to right, are Cole Froshauer, Seth Hof, Colton Rockey, Evan Stajduhar and Tukker history. She was given a raucous grams at the top level of college Rosbach. In the back row, from left to right, are coach Chris Moore, Gavin Fugate, Carter McCoy, Kayden Allison, Tre celebration in a lounge overlook- football. Seydel, Logan Moore and coach Jack Froshauer. ing renovated Husky Stadium, a “My entire career I haven’t project for which she spearhead- thought a lot about my gender. I NBA ed fundraising efforts. wanted to work hard and prove The reception was the result myself on my own merits, which of Cohen’s nearly two decades I think I have,” Cohen said. “That Cavs Romp Over Raptors, Claim 3-2 Series Lead working at Washington, and being said, there is something re- a childhood spent in the west ally special about that. I have a lot By Jason Lloyd stands of old Husky Stadium of women on my staff, and folks Akron Beacon Journal barking at opponents coming across the country, I want them out of the tunnel. to be able to see that women can CLEVELAND — The frayed “I legitimately barked,” Cohen do it and if there are not women nerves and trepidation that typi- said. “I think it was a sign of a fu- doing it they’re not going to see cally come with a two-game ture competitiveness in me.” that they can. I take that role losing streak in the postseason Cohen had served as interim seriously and I’m honored to be doesn’t apply to LeBron James. athletic director since January able to do that for other women.” He has been in this position plenty of times before. James entered Wednesday’s Washington Beats Stanford pivotal Game 5 with a sense of calmness and expected his team- mates to follow his lead. What to Win NCAA Golf Title they got instead was an explo- EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — feeling bad to come through like sion. Washington freshman Julianne this is just incredible.” James had 23 points, eight Alvarez atoned for a three-putt Stanford went from slim assists and six rebounds, Kevin bogey on the 18th hole with two hopes to control quickly. Love returned to form with 25 tough par saves to win the deci- Mariah Stackhouse, who points and Kyrie Irving scored sive match in 20 holes Wednes- gave Stanford the winning point 23 in the Cavs’ 116-78 disman- day and deliver the Huskies their when it won the NCAA title last tling of the Toronto Raptors to first NCAA golf title. year, lost a 3-up lead with four take an emphatic 3-2 series lead Washington won 3-2 over to play against Sarah Rhee and in the Eastern Conference finals. Stanford, with the final two went extra holes. She wound up It was the Cavaliers’ most lopsid- matches decided in extra holes. winning in 20 holes when Rhee ed playoff win in franchise his- The final hour at Eugene failed to make par on No. 18. tory _ surpassing their 31-point Country Club was filled with That made it 2-2, and left it up to win at home in Game 1 of this two unlikely comebacks, a holed Alvarez and Lee. series. wedge from the fairway to win a The Cavs have outscored the On the first extra hole, Al- match and wild swings in mo- varez was in a bunker and had Raptors by 88 points in their mentum that at times changed to play short of the green. Her three home games. They can from shot-to-shot. wedge from 50 yards stopped close out the Raptors and return Lauren Kim nearly gave Stan- to the NBA Finals for the second ford its second straight national a few feet behind the cup, and consecutive year with a win in title. Three down with three to Kim’s birdie putt for the victory Friday’s Game 6 at Air Canada play, Kim birdied the next two slid 4 feet by. Kim made that to Centre. Tony Dejak / The Associated Press holes to stay in the match. She go another hole. On the 18th, The game was effectively over Cleveland Cavaliers’ LeBron James (23) passes over Toronto Raptors’ Patrick Patter- appeared to come up short, how- Kim went long with a hybrid, after the first quarter, when the son (54) during the second half of Game 5 of the NBA basketball Eastern Confer- ever, when Alvarez needed only while Alvarez came up short. Cavs’ 37 points were the most ence inals Wednesday in Cleveland. two putts from about 35 feet to The freshman’s pitch from 70 they’ve scored in any quarter in win the match and give the Hus- feet in front of the green settled this series. The Raptors didn’t pounded matters by twisting his bench, Tristan Thompson had kies the title. Alvarez left the first a few inches away. When Kim surpass 37 until the first two knee during the third quarter of nine points and 10 rebounds. putt about 5 feet short, and her missed, the celebration was on. minutes of the third quarter. Game 4. The Cavs shot 10-of-21 from be- par putt for the win caught the The Huskies, who beat Vir- They didn’t surpass the Cavs’ Big Love made his first six shots hind the 3-point line after strug- lip. ginia and UCLA to reach the fi- Three total of 71 points until the Wednesday and finished the gling from deep during this se- “She walked off and said, ‘I’m nal, kept coming up with all the game’s last few minutes _ and all night 8-of-10 shooting, including ries. sorry.’ I said, ‘Sorry? You have to big shots. three stars sat the entire fourth 3-of-4 from behind the 3-point James emphasized a faster play another hole,’” Washington “The golf shots hit today, it quarter. line after shooting 5-of-23 dur- start Wednesday after the Cavs coach Mary Lou Mulflur said. was Washington’s week,” Stan- ing the two losses at Toronto. Kyle Lowry had 13 points and started poorly and fell behind “Coming back from where you’re ford coach Anne Walker said. six assists and DeMar DeRozan Cavs coach Tyronn Lue had a by 18 to the Raptors in Game scored 14 points for the Raptors pep talk with Love during Tues- 4. They certainly succeeded. after combining for 67 points day’s off day. The Cavs scored 11 consecutive in their Game 4 win at home. “If you miss 10, 11 shots, so points during one stretch of the They’ll need more of that magic what?” Lue told him. “Those first quarter and 10 of the last 11 on Friday to continue this se- are your shots, you’re open, and to close the quarter with a 37-19 ries after the Cavs displayed the you’ve got to take them with con- lead. They never looked back. type of dominance they flashed fidence.” “Just a very calm moment for during their 10-game winning The Cavs rebounded from myself, personally,” James said Your Spring streak to begin the postseason. two pitiful showings defensively before the game. “I relish this op- The biggest key to the turn- to hold the Raptors to 39 percent portunity to be a part of the post- NEW 2015 Honda CB500F around was perhaps Love, who shooting, including 3-of-17 from season once again, to be on my 00 struggled miserably during the behind the 3-point line. home floor, so, a sense of calm- MSRP: $5799 Richard Jefferson had 11 ness. I think they’ll follow that.” $400 Dealer Bonus two losses at Toronto and com- $500 Bonus Bucks points and five rebounds off the They certainly did. $200 PSNW Discount Sale Price: $469900 College Sports Gonzaga’s Karnowski to Return for Senior Season

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Amanda Cowan / The Columbian In this May 17 photo, turtle technicians Joseph Goff, left, and Terrell Hill, who are both inmates at Larch Corrections Center, check a Western pond turtle for lesions. The Western pond turtles went to the Yacolt- area state prison in December, not for society’s protection, but for their own. There they completed a final phase of rehabilitation from a mysterious disease that caused a number of quarter-sized lesions to grow on their shells and those of other endangered Western pond turtles. Prisoners Prepare Turtles for Release TURTLES: How Stinky and documenting their recovery. spend much time around ani- Western pond turtles once mals, besides cats and dogs. Beast Mode Got Their inhabited wetlands from Baja “I was nervous at the start” Groove Back California to Puget Sound. Hab- to work with turtles, he said. “I itat loss, invasive species and don’t think I touched one — ex- By Dameon Pesanti other factors have reduced their cept as a kid maybe one at the The Columbian distribution to a few pockets Woodland Zoo,” he said. “It’s YACOLT — On May 17, the around Western Washington. been real nice, the experience. … final day of their five-month Wildlife officials estimate This gives you some solace and stint at Larch Corrections Cen- that in the early 1990s, the num- reflection time and a little bit of ter, nine Western pond turtles ber of Western pond turtles empathy.” lurked out of sight near the bot- dipped to about 120 individuals Goff grew up in a military tom of their tanks, just as wary in Washington. Statewide, there family and moved around a lot of people as they were on day are now around 1,000 turtles but always found solace in the one. living in the wild, but any new wilderness before enlisting in The turtles went to the Ya- threat to the recovery process the military. After getting the colt-area state prison in Decem- is troubling, and this new shell job, he learned the turtles once In this May 17 photo, the technicians feed turtles mealworms at Larch Corrections ber, not for society’s protection, disease is no exception. inhabited part of the Sierra Ne- Center in Yacolt. At Larch, the animals lived but for their own. There they vada mountains in California, in a small, dank outbuilding. where he first fell in love with completed a final phase of re- ect — a partnership between thinking and leave more edu- Pairs of turtles, all about the the outdoors. habilitation from a mysterious the Washington Department cated,” Jeremy Barclay, commu- size of a soup bowl, shared large “If I had to do a job in prison, of Corrections and The Ever- nications director of DOC, said disease that caused a number of troughs like neighbors share a I wanted to do the most benefi- quarter-sized lesions to grow on green State College in Olympia. of the turtle rehabilitation pro- duplex, each with its own side of cial one,” he said. “Taking care The project aims to bring edu- gram. their shells and those of other the tub outfitted with a basking of turtles that are in prison to be endangered Western pond tur- cation and conservation work On May 18, Hill and Goff platform and a heat lamp. rehabilitated, it feels like they’re into state prisons. The prison were allowed to join Oregon Zoo tles. Although they’d been in the the same as us.” Last year, about 25 sick tur- also grows narrow-leaf plantain, and Washington Department of daily care of their two inmate Of the 28 inmates who ap- which is eaten by endangered Fish and Wildlife officials and tles were captured in the Co- handlers since they arrived, the plied, Goff and Hill were the Taylor’s checkerspot butterflies release the animals into ponds lumbia Gorge by biologists and turtles remained aloof. Only only ones to get the job. Each ap- brought to the Oregon Zoo in two of them showed enough plicant had to write an essay and raised at the Oregon Zoo. Of- in the Klickitat Wildlife Area Portland for treatment. Later, personality to earn nicknames. have a job interview with prison ficials say the program benefits near Goldendale. The day be- nine of them were transferred to One became known as “Stinky” management. the conservation community by fore, the two men said they were Larch. Two inmates, Terrell Hill, for obvious reasons; the other “We try to make it as official providing extra help and facili- looking forward to caring for 34, and Joe Goff, 31, spent six was “Beast Mode” for its vora- as possible,” said Shawn Pili- ties and benefits inmates by fos- their next batch of turtles, but hours per day ushering the ani- cious eating habits. ponis, classification councilor at tering good behavior and teach- setting the first one free was bit- mals through treatment — feed- Hill, a self-described “city Larch. ing soft skills. tersweet. ing them a diet of mealworms boy” who was raised in Seattle The turtles came to Larch as “The guys are better off than “We’re going to miss them, and mice, tending their wounds before going to prison in 2004, the latest manifestation of the when they came in because they but they’re like us. They can’t with iodine, and observing and said that as a youth he didn’t Sustainability in Prisons Proj- learn patience and cognitive stay here forever,” Hill said.

In this May 17 photo, a Western pond turtle rises to the surface while swimming in a tank at Larch Corrections Center, in Yacolt. Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 26, 2016 LIFE Community Calendar

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Market Blvd., $2, Chehalis, (360) Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, Fuller Road, Salkum, free dinner, movies, Energy Healing Ministry, (360) 736-0370 Museum, 599 NW Front St., Chehalis, 748-7241 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 crafts and games, (253) 431-5532 first Tuesday, potluck, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., St. “Screen Agers,” growing up in the dig- Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 The Junebugs, 9:30 p.m.-1 a.m., Craft Organizations Timothy’s Episcopal Church, 1826 SW ital age, 6:30-8:15 p.m., Corbet Theatre, Lewis County Republican Club, House sports bar, Lucky Eagle Casino,, Snively Ave., Chehalis, (360) 880-5134 Centralia College, $3 at the door lunch served at noon, Woodland Es- Rochester Men’s Fraternity, 6-7:30 p.m., Day- tates, Chehalis, (360) 740-9868 Potato bake, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., spring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst Adna Grange, 123 Dieckman Road, Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 or Support Groups Public Agencies Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, (360) 269- Adna, $6, toppings include sour cream, email [email protected] NAMI Lewis County Connections Regional Fire Authority Planning 3827 or (360) 736-4163 butter, chili, shredded cheese, cheese Support Group, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities Committee, 6:30 p.m., Riverside Fire Au- Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, sauce, tomatoes, chives, ranch dress- Senior Center, (360) 880-8070 or sher- thority, Harrison Avenue station, Centra- 1993 S. Market Blvd, Chehalis, (360) ing, plus beverage and dessert, indoor Monday, May 30 [email protected] lia, (360) 345-3225 520-0772 garage sale also being held at the same Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, for Centralia Civil Service Commission, Zonta Club of Centralia-Chehalis, 6 time, (360) 748-6068 people who speak Spanish, 5:30-7 p.m., 5:15-6 p.m., City Hall, 118 W. Maple St., p.m., Elks Lodge, 1732 S. Gold St., Cen- Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, Vietnam War Veteran 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, spon- Centralia, (360) 330-7671 tralia, (360) 330-0564 Mt. Rainier Railroad and Logging Mu- to Speak at Memorial sored by Human Response Network, Lewis County Citizens Commission Lewis County Democrats, 6 p.m., seum, Elbe-Mineral, 10 a.m., 12:45 p.m., (360) 748-6601 on Salaries for Elected Officials, 5:45 Carpenters Hall, 417 N. Pearl St., Centra- 3:30 p.m., 1-888-STEAM-11 Day Service Second Chance/Lewis County Brain p.m., County Meeting Room, 156 NW lia, (360) 978-5190 Tenino Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 Injury Support Group, 5 p.m., call (360) Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, (360) 740-2747 p.m., Olympia Street, downtown Tenino, Vietnam War veteran Pat 864-4341 or (360) 983-3166 for meeting (360) 515-0501 Swanson will be the guest speak- Support Groups location Organizations Steam Train Ride to Milburn, 1 and 3 er at a Memorial Day service at GriefShare, grief recovery seminar “Up From Grief,” for those grieving p.m., Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Mu- 10:30 a.m. Monday at Claquato and support group, 7-9 p.m., Mountain Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 10:15 a.m., seum, adults $14, seniors $13, children the loss of a loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 Cemetery. View Baptist Church, 1201 Belmont Ave., Assembly of God church, 702 SE First St., p.m., Morton Community Methodist 4-15 $11, children 3 and under free, 1101 Centralia, child care provided through Winlock Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, (360) SW Sylvenus St., Chehalis, (360) 748- The cemetery is located 3 fifth grade, (360) 827-2172 Seniors on the Go, potluck and meet- 330-2640 9593, steamtrainride.com miles west of Chehalis off state ing, noon, Onalaska First Church of God Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 Steam Train Ride to Ruth, 5 p.m., Highway 6. Fellowship Hall. p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1209 Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Museum, At 2 p.m., the Veterans Me- Wednesday, June 1 Tenino/Bucoda Community Coali- N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) adults $17, seniors $16, children 4-15 morial Museum will have a ser- tion, 6-7:30 p.m., Tenino Elementary 736-9268 $14, children 3 and under free, 1101 SW School, (360) 493-2230, ext. 13 Sylvenus St., Chehalis, (360) 748-9593, vice for the Veterans Tree of Life Us Too Southwest Washington Pros- Lyceum Speaker to Seniors’ Bible study, 2 p.m., Calvary steamtrainride.com at the museum, located at 100 tate Cancer Support Group, 7-8 p.m., Assembly of God, Centralia, (360) 736- Mother Joseph Room, Providence Cen- Karaoke, with Lou Morales, 7:30 p.m., SW Veterans Way, Chehalis. Discuss ‘Disruptive 6769 or (360) 324-9050 Chehalis Eagles, 1993 S. Market Blvd. tralia Hospital, (360) 388-6271 Newaukum-Napavine Lions Club, Chehalis, (360) 748-7241 “Captain America: Civil War,” 7 p.m. Innovations’ noon, Taste of Alaska Family Restaurant, Roxy Theater, Morton, rated PG-13, “Captain America: Civil War,” 7 p.m. Samuel Small, a software Napavine, (360) 262-3336 Roxy Theater, Morton, rated PG-13, adults $7, children/seniors $5, (360) Friday, May 27 engineer and assistant professor Experimental Aircraft Association, 7 adults $8, children/seniors $6, (360) 304-1857 p.m., Hangar D, Chehalis-Centralia Air- 304-1857 of computer science at Centra- Oregon Trail music and dancing, Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, port, (360) 748-1230 open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., Packwood Flea Market, Packwood 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, (360) lia College, will be giving Ly- Cowlitz Prairie Grange, (360) 864-2023 748-7241 ceum presentation at the college Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., Twin Cities Packwood Flea Market, Packwood Wednesday called “Disruptive Support Groups Senior Center, (360) 748-0061 Public Agencies Innovations, Educating Tomor- Domestic violence support group, Harvey Nelson and Swing Stuff Band, Packwood Timberland Library, Public Agencies row’s Students.” 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- country/western, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cit- closed, Memorial Day Flea Market Disruptive innovations are halis, sponsored by Human Response ies Senior Center, $6, (360) 350-2423 Timberland Regional Libraries, all considered a catalyst to bring Network, 748-6601 Centralia Farmers Market, 10 a.m.- closed, Memorial Day 3:30 p.m., corner of Pearl and Maple Libraries about more equitable access to high-quality education. Tomor- streets, (360) 985-0662 Crafternoon, for children and teens, Thursday, June 2 The Junebugs, 9:30 p.m.-1 a.m., Craft 12:30 p.m., Winlock Organizations row’s technology brings about a House sports bar, Lucky Eagle Casino,, Family Film: “The Minions, for chil- Centralia Bridge Club, noon, Unity whole host of potentials, and a Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, Rochester dren, 2 p.m., Chehalis Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, (360) lot of potential concerns. 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, (360) Karaoke, with Jimmy Abbott, 7:30 748-1753, [email protected] This lyceum explores cur- 748-7241 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, 1993 S. Market rent cutting edge educational Blvd. Chehalis, (360) 748-7241 Sunday, May 29 technologies, how they will dis- Public Agencies “Captain America: Civil War,” 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 31 Roxy Theater, Morton, rated PG-13, Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo rupt the way schools do business Twin Transit board, 8:15 a.m., Twin adults $8, children/seniors $6, (360) starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors as educators, and what the fu- Transit office, 212 E. Locust St., Centralia, 304-1857 Jackson Highway, Chehalis open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 ture holds for brick and mortar (360) 330-2072 • Life 3 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 26, 2016

Goodgroves / Rex Shutterstock Micky Dolenz and Peter Tork of The Monkees in concert at Even- tim Apollo Hammersmith on Sept. 4, 2015, in London.

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By Randy Lewis world writing for them,” said would be in some massage par- ly. The Monkees’ debut single, some, to win them a spot in the Los Angeles Times Schlesinger, 48, who was born lor in Phoenix.” “Last Train to Clarksville,” shot Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. the year the TV show began its To further commemorate to No.1 on the Billboard Hot And to the members of the When the TV series “The second and final season. “Per- the band’s anniversary, a newly 100 and was quickly followed by group, it seemed a strange, and Monkees” premiered on Sept. sonally, it’s an honor to be on remastered edition of the Mon- another chart-topper, “I’m a Be- unnecessarily divisive, subject. 12, 1966, by all rights it should that list. kees’ two-season prime-time liever.” The group scored seven “People would ask us about have been nothing more than a “We got amazing submis- run will be released on Blu-ray more top 20 hits over the next 18 effervescent bubble on the face the band, and I always said, sions from a lot of great writ- in June. months and sold more albums ‘What band?’ It’s a TV show!” of pop culture — something to and singles in 1967 than the ers. It was hard to even choose For a network situation com- Dolenz said. “I was an actor, and be enjoyed now, because surely which ones to go with. I think edy, “The Monkees” generated a Beatles or the Rolling Stones. I was hired to play a role, and it would burst and quickly van- everybody likes the idea of writ- lot of ripples through pop cul- But the Monkees felt wrath ish. ing for the Monkees. It’s a very ture. from some quarters of the rock that’s what I did. Now I’m get- Half a century later, many freeing assignment in a way, Show creators Bert Schneider music world that treated the ting ready to play that role again, key players in that strictly-of- because it’s just about writing and Bob Rafelson also cooked whole enterprise as some sort and I’m delighted to do it — like the-moment enterprise are something catchy and fun.” up unconventional techniques of con game, a subterfuge that a revival of ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ as amazed as anyone that the The then-and-now idea for for shooting the show’s obligato- undermined notions of musical or ‘Oklahoma!’” Monkees, once derisively nick- the new album came from con- ry musical numbers. They were integrity. Nesmith, who carved out named “The Pre-Fab Four,” live versations between Dolenz and invigorated with quick cuts, off- “Some people are very serious a successful solo career in the on in 2016. their manager and tour pro- kilter camera angles and general about their rock music,” Dolenz 1970s and ‘80s and became a On May 27, the first Mon- ducer of recent years, Andrew absurdity, which proved influ- said, adopting an Eastern Euro- pioneering video producer and kees album with new material Sandoval. ential when music videos began pean accent. “There vill be no entrepreneur, won’t be joining in 20 years will be released by Having looked together to flood the airwaves with the joking around!” his old bandmates, at least not Rhino Records. Called “Good through unfinished material in birth of MTV. Band member Michael Ne- on a regular basis. Times!,” the album bridges the the vaults — “not a few, but liter- Part of the ongoing appeal smith led a rebellion against He last toured with them in group’s five-decade lifespan ally dozens of tracks,” Sandoval of the show, from Dolenz’s per- music impresario Don Kirsh- 2014 but currently is wrapped with newly completed tracks said — they chose several they spective, is that “We were never ner, who oversaw their early re- up writing a book. On his Face- from the Monkees’ original hey- thought represented the best an American version of the Bea- cordings and kept his hand on book page, he has wished his day along with songs recently tles,” as the Monkees were often the pipeline of pop songs flow- unreleased songs to finish. on-and-off bandmates well, sug- written and recorded expressly When Schlesinger came described at the time. “We were ing to the Monkees from then- for the 50th anniversary. aboard to produce, “fortunately four guys who wanted to be the little-known writers including gesting he might join them on Two of the group’s three sur- he pretty much agreed with the Beatles.” Nilsson, Diamond and, most selected tour stops. viving members — Micky Do- ones we liked.” Rafelson, who went on to frequently, Tommy Boyce and Said Dolenz with a smile, lenz and Peter Tork — launched For all the fun the par- direct and produce such coun- Bobby Hart. “We’ll see what happens. It’s a still-expanding world tour last ticipants had working on the terculture classics as “Easy Over the years, “the smart kind of like waiting on our Neil week in Fort Myers, Fla. new album (“It was a blast,” Rider” and “Five Easy Pieces,” Monkee” has emphasized that Young. We’ll have him repre- “It’s stunning to be part of Schlesinger said, “probably the bristled over the years at sugges- he wasn’t objecting to either the sented in the show because of a project that 50 years later is most fun I’ve ever had making tions that “The Monkees” was quality of songs or the level of all the film footage we use. And having a significant resurgence,” a record”), Dolenz, 71, conced- inspired by the Beatles and “A musical support they got from that lets us have Davy in it as Tork, 74, recently said from his ed to being emotionally over- Hard Day’s Night.” the studio pros, but to the illu- well.” home in Connecticut. whelmed while working on the “This was a show I had writ- sion the show’s creators tried And what do the Monkees “I don’t know how significant title track, which was written by ten six years before the Beatles to maintain by crediting only represent long after they proud- it will turn out to be, but it’s Harry Nilsson, the songwriter existed, and the pilot was based Jones, Dolenz, Tork and himself ly sang “We’re the young genera- certainly the biggest tour we’ve whose own career was launched on my own life as an itinerant on the album covers. tion, and we’ve got something to been on in the last 10 years, in- by the Monkees’ decision to re- musician when I was 17 years His showdown with Kirsh- say”? cluding the times Davy (Jones) cord his song “Cuddly Toy.” old,” Rafelson told The Times in ner — during which he put his “I think everybody has a soft was still with us.” fist through a wall in the office Working on a newly created 2012, shortly after Jones’ death. spot for the Monkees,” said Although Jones died in 2012 building they were in — led to duet that includes the voice of “What the Beatles did was to Schlesinger. “They’re not spe- at age 66 of coronary artery dis- his friend, who died at age 52 create a kind of permission for the quartet’s being granted au- ease, he is represented on the in 1994, “I had to stop and take any rock ‘n’ roll to be a popular tonomy, and their third album, cific to one generation, which is new album in “Love to Love,” a a break a couple of times,” said subject for television.” “Headquarters,” was the product why this record had a nice aura song written by Neil Diamond. Dolenz at a West Los Angeles Likewise, Dolenz pointed of just the four Monkees. around it from the beginning. Period recordings from 1966 television studio where he’d just out that in 1965, when screen It was a virtually unprec- For me, it’s really the music. Not and 67 were recently updated taped a morning show appear- tests were underway to find edented display of artistic in- that the show doesn’t hold up, with “a little color here and ance. “Hearing his voice in the cast members for the show that dependence, yet one that still but the music really holds up. there,” Tork said. headphones and singing with would become “The Monkees,” hasn’t earned the Monkees suf- It’s a cliche, but it really is a band In a demonstration of the him all these years later, it really “I shot four pilots that year, all ficient respect, in the eyes of for all ages.” Monkees’ influence on subse- got to me.” music projects. One was about a quent generations, the album The new version is built on folk trio modeled on Peter, Paul PACIFIC NORTHWEST also includes songs written for the original demo recording and Mary, one was about a surf them by a number of modern that Nilsson made in 1967. band like the Beach Boys, the ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA rock favorites, including Wee- Later, he and Dolenz became other was about a big folk group REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! zer’s Rivers Cuomo, Oasis’ Noel particularly close, and were no- like the New Christy Minstrels.” n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers Gallagher, Death Cab for Cutie’s torious Hollywood partygoers. 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Washington hymns in Chinook Jargon, He was said to have baptized to 32nd Avenue S. William Devin (1898-1982) in obviously having already re- 218 persons, and “Whtiby” be- The land had to be sur- the 1940s. Washington state law State ceived religious instruction. came a Catholic mission. The veyed by the office of the Sur- prohibits gambling, even bingo. During the service, other cross stood in its location un- veyor General of the United “I’ve agreed with this policy and HISTORY tribes arrived, including a til the 1900s, when a settler States before such purchases defended it,” Carroll said (The band from another part of pulled it out and made it part could be made. This portion Seattle Times). the island led by sub-chief of a fence. Later the remnants The council unanimously HistoryLink.org of Mount Baker was surveyed Witskalatche and a group of were salvaged and placed in in September 1861. On what voted to table Carroll’s proposal Skagits led by Chief Netlam a blockhouse on Coupeville’s would become S. Atlantic until the state attorney general Father Francis (or (also known as Snakelum or Front Street. Street, the surveyors found issued an opinion on the legal- Francois) N. Blanchet Snetlum). “land broken, soil second rate, ity of such a policy. The attorney On the following Sunday, W. S. Ladd Purchases timber, Fir, Cedar & Maple. general found both the tolerance Visits Whidbey Island, the priest held more services Undergrowth the same with policy and the games it encour- 1840 and there was a feast of salm- the Site of Mount Fern & Sallal.” aged to be illegal. on and venison. The peace The policy set a $1 limit on On May 26, 1840, early pipe was passed among the Baker Business cardroom game pots and lim- missionary Father Francis N. various chiefs, who had been District (Seattle) for Councilman Charles ited the number of pinball ma- Blanchet (1795-1883) comes to warring. After the meal, the M. Carroll Asks chines an establishment could Whidbey Island at the invita- gathering was interrupted Settlement, 1870 have. Seattle licensed cardrooms tion of Chief Tslalakum. by a loud noise, as a group of On May 26, 1870, W. S. for Tolerance-for- and pinball machines, receiving From a rough altar, Father Indians entered dragging a Ladd purchases 80 acres from a fee for each game and device. Blanchet administered to a huge cross, 24 feet long. They the federal government in Gambling Policy, 1969 The policy is credited with en- crowd of Indians. He hoisted raised it and planted in the what would become business On May 26, 1969, Seattle City couraging a police payoff system his Catholic Ladder, an in- ground, and the priest pros- district of the Mount Baker Councilman Charles M. “Street- that resulted in the charging of structional diagram measur- trated himself before it as the neighborhood of Seattle. The car Charlie” Carroll (d. 1985) several dozen police officers and ing 6 feet by 15 inches, from Indians followed suit. total purchase price is $100. asks the city council for a policy public officials, including Car- a high pole and held services. Blanchet remained on the His land extended from S. to allow gambling. Carroll states roll, with crimes related to cor- Blanchet was impressed by the island for nearly a year, ad- Atlantic Street to S. Dearborn that Seattle has had a tolerance ruption. Carroll’s case was dis- ability of the Indians to sing ministrating to his converts. Street and from 28th Avenue S. policy since the days of Mayor missed prior to trial. COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 26, 2016 • Life 5

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DILBERT by Scott Adams

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Courtesy Photo / Disney Johnny Depp and Mia Waskikowska in “Alice Through the Looking Glass.”

Movie Review: ‘Looki ng Glas s’ is an Uni nspired Trip Bac k to Wonderland By Katie Walsh framing device places Alice in a realization has thrown him into a curiouser when you realize that what are essentially vintage BB-8 Tribune News Service business quandary with the Ascot deep depression. In order to save Depp is essentially doing a clown- robots. But it’s dour and dark, and family. She’s been off captaining her friend, Alice goes back in time ish drag performance of Helena the days that Alice visits are set in When Tim Burton’s 2010 live- ships in China, but finds herself, via a steampunk time travel orb Bonham Carter — who is already rooms and houses and streets that action version of “Alice in Won- her house and her ship subject to that she steals from Time himself in this movie doing something don’t offer any glimpses of the derland” raked in a billion dollars their business whims, and they (Sacha Baron Cohen), skittering like drag herself (the Red Queen’s nonsense world that makes the there was no question that Disney expect her to conform to a more around in a sea of days to find the eye makeup has shades of the late, stories themselves so unique. But would pounce on the opportunity appropriate career for a lady. So Hatter family. great Divine from “Pink Flamin- the real problem is that there isn’t for a sequel. Helpfully, Lewis Car- enough whimsy in the world to roll did write a second book about she escapes through a mirror to It’s a weak premise, and weak gos”). On top of that, Baron Co- Alice and her adventures in Won- the magical alternate universe execution, especially because hen’s performance as Time is just save this unengaging story. derland, “Through the Looking- where her friends the Mad Hat- the stakes go from entirely too a Christoph Waltz impression Glass,” but it proves to be only a ter (Johnny Depp) and the White low (cheering up her friend) to stuffed inside one of Lady Gaga’s ‘ALICE THROUGH THE suggestion for the film, which Queen (Anne Hathaway) share a entirely too high (if she keeps rejected costumes, and the less LOOKING GLASS’ arrives this weekend, to a very di- wary co-existence with the Red the time travel orb out too long, said about Hathaway’s overly af- 1.5 stars out of 4 minished return. It feels reverse- Queen (Helena Bonham Carter). time will stop and the entire fected and distracting hand act- Cast: Johnny Depp, Mia Wa- engineered to fit a release date, Writer Linda Woolverton and universe will end). It’s never ing, the better. sikowska, Helena Bonham Cart- with a story that, though it takes director James Bobin have cooked convincing why Alice, knowing The premise is so thin that it er, Anne Hathaway, Sacha Baron wild liberties with the book’s plot, up a problem for Alice to solve the risks, would continue to use wears out its welcome before the Cohen manages to feel largely unimagi- there, though it relegates many the orb for this task. first act is up, and not even the Directed by James Bobin native and low-stakes. characters to the background. In the first film, Depp’s take visuals can save it. The art direc- Running time: 1 hour, 43 These films have grown Alice Hatter, who thought his family on the Mad Hatter became a cul- tion and design are uninspiring. minutes up into a young lady, played by long dead, has reason to believe turally ubiquitous phenomenon, a Time, as one might imagine, lives Rated PG for fantasy action/ Mia Wasikowska. The real world they may still be alive, and the fact that becomes curiouser and inside a giant clock, operated by peril and some language. Life 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 26, 2016 LIFE

ADVICE: Dear Abby Mom Objects When Ka-Pow! Kids Are Made to Pay ‘Powerpuff Girls’ are Back for Roughhousing to Save the World Again DEAR ABBY: We visit my in- that there would be restitution — I laws two or three times a year. Dur- assume the same was true of their ing our most recent visit, my kids cousins — you were wrong to inter- (ages 12 and 14) fere. That you would do this in the were roughhous- presence of your kids was a mistake. ing with their I agree with your mother-in- cousins and acci- law that one of the problems in our dentally slammed society today is the lack of account- a door, which ability or consequences when peo- resulted in a bro- ple do something wrong. I applaud ken frame. Their her for sticking to her guns, and grandpa had you owe her an apology. asked them to By Abigail Van Buren stop, which they DEAR ABBY: I am going to my apparently didn’t do. By Tracy Brown that somehow gets out of hand. girlfriend’s mother’s 60th birthday Now, three months later, my party. I just found out that her young- The Los Angeles Times Or, in the case of new villain Manboy, an in-laws are visiting us, and my old-world example of hyper-powered mascu- er sister is pregnant — unbeknownst Sugar, spice and everything nice — and an mother-in-law is having the kids to her parents — and she plans to linity. The Brawny Man-looking bad guy has pay for the frame. When I spoke up accidental dash of “Chemical X.” These were the power of a man, but the size of a boy. “Man- surprise them the next day on their the ingredients needed to create the beloved and let her know I thought this was mom’s actual birthdate. The little boy is a perfect kind of villain for us,” said Jen- inappropriate, she became very up- 1990s cartoon “The Powerpuff Girls.” Now, nings. “He’s an old-thinking type of male char- sister has asked that we not drink at more than 15 years after its debut, the Cartoon set and said, “Kids these days don’t the dinner because she doesn’t want acter set into this modern-day world.” have any consequences,” and this is Network has turned back to that formula for a Jennings and the “Powerpuff Girls” crew to feel left out. This caused an argu- new “Powerpuff Girls.” what she and the kids had agreed ment between me and my girlfriend are very aware of the messages they are send- should happen. I emphasized in A refreshing ka-pow of girl power, the ing. Featuring three female superhero protago- because I think her request is silly original “Powerpuff Girls” aired from 1998 to front of the kids how important it and kind of selfish. nists may have been considered progressive in is to listen, to be accountable for 2005, when female superheroes were still a rar- 1998, but modern Cartoon Network series such Is there a rule of etiquette ity. Created by Craig McCracken, the series fol- your actions and to see what they about this? Isn’t it weird that some- as “Adventure Time” and “Steven Universe” could’ve done to make it up to her. lowed the adventures of laboratory-generated have set the bar higher with more feminist and one would ask that you not drink a super-powered sisters Blossom, Bubbles and I’m just not comfortable with couple of beers or a glass of wine at gender identity themes. her still holding onto this and ex- Buttercup as they “saved the world before bed- One “Powerpuff Girls” episode in particu- a birthday dinner? If I’m on a diet, time.” pecting them to pay for the frame. I don’t ask people to eat only salad lar touches on ideas of gender identity. “We did It seems to me that a conversa- The show’s action was often paired with life an episode where there’s a unicorn. Basically, or to order less around me. I think lessons such as the importance of bathing, eat- tion about respect and listening is she should make a “headache/not when it starts out, he’s a pony, but he wants plenty appropriate but, after that, ing broccoli and not eating paste. to be a unicorn,” Jennings said. “He has to go feeling well” excuse rather than try In the new series, true fans will recognize shouldn’t my mother-in-law have to limit/control the fun of others. — through a transformation to become a unicorn, gracefully let it go? These kids, by visual differences: Blossom’s more-rounded and so it’s a whole (episode that asks), ‘What SOCIAL DRINKER bow, Bubbles’ relocated pigtails and Butter- the way, get excellent school re- DEAR SOCIAL DRINKER: are you on the inside? What are you on the out- ports, play instruments and sports, cup’s new cowlick. Other changes go deeper. side? How do you identify yourself? How do No rule of etiquette covers this. I “By developing them as stronger person- and are considered by most people agree that you shouldn’t have to people see you?’ There’s a lot of subtext.” to be great kids. alities,” executive producer Nick Jennings said, And while the show runners are mindful abstain at the celebration if you Was I wrong to express my “and understanding them more as characters … of their target demographic, they don’t believe prefer to indulge. However, the de- opinion that having the kids pay I think you connect with them better.” in shying away from more complicated themes, cision should be voluntary and not her is inappropriate? If it wasn’t, In one new episode, Buttercup (the team’s with a proper approach. imposed upon you. Your girlfriend then maybe we shouldn’t visit at her muscle) makes new friends and spends less Despite the intention, however, the episode may prefer not to have alcohol that home, since it’s filled with break- time with her sisters. Blossom and Bubbles was met with backlash, specifically from the night to support her sister, but that able valuables. I am very frustrated turn to villain Princess Morbucks to fill the transgender community for its clumsy analogy doesn’t mean you must. by my controlling mother-in-law. — void. This, of course, has disastrous conse- that positioned Donny (the unicorn), even tem- UPSET IN MORRO BAY quences. porarily, as a monster. ••• DEAR UPSET: Your “great While monsters and villains, including “I don’t think you can be too young to start Dear Abby is written by Abigail kids” ignored their grandfather Princess Morbucks and the classic Mojo Jojo, talking about those issues and thinking about Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phil- when he asked them to quit rough- are still a part of the show, they are less of a cat- those things and just presenting an attitude,” lips, and was founded by her mother, housing, and the result was signifi- alyst for conflict. Today’s “Powerpuff” baddies Jennings said before the episode’s debut, “and a Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at cant property damage. If they had are more a consequence of a normal situation voice that is going to resonate with people.” www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, agreed with their grandmother Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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(N Subject to Blackout) NHL Overtime (N) (S Live) To Be Announced Xtreme Off Road Engine Power Motocross Highlight Series (N) NICK 40 40 SpongeBob Henry Danger ’ One Crazy Cruise (2015, Comedy) Kira Kosarin. ’ (CC) The HALO Effect Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 Top Model America’s Next Top Model (CC) Douglas Family Snapped “Laurie Jean Cone” (CC) Snapped “Lateisha Jandreau” (CC) Snapped “Jodi Arias” (CC) Snapped “Jodi Arias” (Part 2 of 2) ROOT 31 31 College Baseball Mariners Pre. MLB Baseball Minnesota Twins at Seattle Mariners. From Safeco Field in Seattle. (N) (Live) Mariners Post. MLB Baseball Minnesota Twins at Seattle Mariners. Cops “Coast to Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Coast to Cops “Arizona” Cops Intoxicated Cops “New Jersey” Cops (Same-day Cops A suspect Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Coast to Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Coast to SPIKE 57 57 Coast” ’ (CC) Coast” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) bar customer. ’ ’ (CC) Tape) ’ (CC) causes a crash. Coast” ’ (CC) Coast” ’ (CC) SYFY 59 59 ›› Blade: Trinity (2004, Horror) Wesley Snipes, Kris Kristofferson. (CC) WWE Raw (N) (CC) Wynonna Earp (N) (CC) ›› The Core (2003) Aaron Eckhart. TBN 20 20 End of the Age Perry Stone Praise the Lord (CC) The Bible Frederick Price Spirit Trinity Family Creflo Dollar Travel the Road Treasures Seinfeld “The Re- Seinfeld “The Car- ELeague “Week 1: Group Play of Valve’s Counter-Strike: Global Offensive” (Series Premiere) (N) (Live) The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang TBS 55 55 verse Peephole” toon” (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ TLC 38 38 Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Say Yes to the Prom ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 Bones “The Bone That Blew” Skeletal Bones A shallow grave holds conjoined ›› Alice in Wonderland (2010, Fantasy) Johnny Depp, Mia Wasikowska. Live ›› Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters (2013) Logan Lerman, Brandon T. Jack- remains in wooded preserve. ’ twins. ’ (CC) action/animated. Alice, now a teen, returns to Underland. (CC) (DVS) son. Percy and friends go in search of the Golden Fleece. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 Steven Universe Steven Universe Steven Universe Steven Universe King of the Hill Bob’s Burgers ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Cleveland Show American Dad ’ Rick and Morty Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (N) (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) TRUTV 49 49 truTV Top Funniest truTV Top Funniest truTV Top Funniest truTV Top Funniest “TV Blunders 4” truTV Top Funniest “Epic Fails” truTV Top Funniest Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Modern Family ’ Modern Family ’ Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family ’ Modern Family USA 58 58 video-game player goes missing. ’ (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) “Larry’s Wife” ’ “Farm Strong” “The Late Show” “The Help” ’ “ClosetCon ’13” “The Big Game” (CC) (DVS) “Three Dinners” VH1 62 62 ››› The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005) Steve Carell, Catherine Keener. ’ ››› Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982, Comedy) Sean Penn. ’ ››› Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (2004) Vince Vaughn. 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(N) (CC) UNI 28 28 Pagado Pagado Pagado Pagado Pocoyo Sesame Mickey Mickey Manny Manny Pagado Pagado Sabadazo Fútbol Fútbol: International Friendly MLS Soccer Paid Cancer Opera- Tiny Tiny House Nation Flipping Vegas Zombie House Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ A&E 52 52 Prog. tion House ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Flipping (CC) “Exit Wounds” (CC) “JJ” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) AMC 67 67 The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- ››› Hondo (1953, Western) John ››› Dr. No (1962, Action) Sean Connery, Ursula ››› For Your Eyes Only (1981, Action) Roger fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman Wayne, Geraldine Page. (CC) Andress, Joseph Wiseman. Moore, Carole Bouquet, Topol. APL 43 43 Untamed-Uncut Wild Wild Wild Wild Uncovering Uncovering Monsters-Myst. Monsters-Myst. Monsters-Myst. Monsters-Myst. Monsters-Myst. Monster Squid: The Giant Is Real BET 56 56 Paid Paid Paid Abun Martin Martin ’ (CC) Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin ’ (CC) Martin Prince Prince Fresh Prince Prince Prince Prince Fresh Prince Prince Million Dollar List- Million Dollar List- Top Chef (CC) Top Chef “Magic Top Chef “Finale” Real Housewives/ Vanderpump Below Deck Medi- Below Deck Medi- Below Deck Medi- Below Deck Medi- Southern Charm BRAVO 66 66 ing New York ing New York Hour” (CC) (CC) Beverly Rules (CC) terranean terranean terranean terranean CBUT 29 29 Tiger Animal Super Napkin Arthur Cat in Our Vancouver Absolutely Doc Zone ’ Canoeing Track and Field Na market NHL Hockey CMT 61 61 CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ Hot 20 Countdown (N) (CC) Instant Jam (N) ››› My Cousin Vinny (1992, Comedy) Joe Pesci. ›› Legally Blonde (2001) (CC) CNBC 46 46 Rocket! Shark ! Back CIZE Paid Shark Paid Paid Paid Best Pan Ever! Top Paid LifeL Fighting Shark Paid Cash Phil Hank Undercover Undercover CNN 44 44 Smerconish (N) CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom Smerconish CNN Newsroom The Eighties CNNH 45 45 New Saturday Smerconish (N) CNN Newsroom HLN Weekend Foren Foren CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom Foren Foren Foren Foren Smerconish CNN Newsroom COM 60 60 Monster Paid Try Total Body Com. South ›› Police Academy (1984) Steve Gut- › The Benchwarmers (2006, Comedy) David ›› Bad News Bears (2005, Comedy) Billy Bob ›› National Lampoon’s Vacation Prog. Gym Beast! Central Park tenberg, Kim Cattrall. (CC) Spade, Rob Schneider. Premiere. (CC) Thornton, Greg Kinnear. (CC) (1983, Comedy) Chevy Chase. (CC) DIS 41 41 Jessie ››› You Wish! (2003) ’ The Proud Family (2005) ’ (CC) ›› Quints (2000) ’ (CC) ››› Horse Sense (1999) ››› Cow Belles (2006) ’ (CC) ››› Twitches (2005) ’ The Even Stevens Movie CIZE Bissell 21 DAY Paid Top CIZE Fast N’ Loud ’ Fast N’ Loud ’ Fast N’ Loud (CC) Fast N’ Loud (CC) Fast N’ Loud ’ Fast N’ Loud A ’60 Fast N’ Loud (CC) Fast N’ Loud ’ Fast N’ Loud (CC) DSC 8 8 Dance FIX ’ Prog. Cooker Dance (CC) (CC) (CC) Bel-Air. (CC) (CC) Nutri Paid Botched “Foreign Botched “Man Botched (CC) E! News Weekend Rich Kids of Bev- Rich Kids of Bev- Rich Kids of Bev- Keeping Up With Keeping Up With Keeping Up With Keeping Up With E! 65 65 Ninja! Prog. Bodies” Boobs” (CC) (N) (CC) erly Hills erly Hills erly Hills the Kardashians the Kardashians the Kardashians the Kardashians SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) College Softball NCAA Tournament NCAA Studio Up- College Softball NCAA Tournament -- NCAA College Softball NCAA Tournament College Softball: NCAA ESPN 32 32 -- James Madison vs. LSU. (N) date (N) (CC) Missouri vs. Michigan. (N) (CC) Update -- Alabama vs. Washington. (N) Tournament ESPN2 33 33 30 for 30 Soccer: International Friendly College Lacrosse Update College Lacrosse College Softball College Softball Softball FNC 48 48 FOX & Friends Bulls Cavuto Forbes Cash In Bob Jour. America’s Election HQ “DC” (N) Election HQ Election HQ OTR Special: Election HQ Fox Report (N) Trump Phen FOOD 35 35 Shark Paid Be.- Brunch Daphne South Trisha’s Pioneer Pioneer Farm The Kitchen (N) The Kitchen Kids BBQ Food Net. Star Cupcake Kids Chopped Junior Chopped FREE 39 39 Sexy Body! ››› Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001, Fantasy) ’ ››› Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002) Daniel Radcliffe. ’ ››› Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) FX 53 53 Try Total Top Buffy the Vampire Buffy the Vampire Anger Anger Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men ›› Underworld: Awakening (2012, ››› Captain America: The First Avenger (2011, Action) ›› X-Men: The Gym Cooker Slayer (CC) Slayer (CC) Fantasy) Kate Beckinsale. ’ (CC) Chris Evans, Hayley Atwell. ’ (CC) Last Stand ’ GOLF 70 70 European PGA Tour Golf BMW Championship, Third Round. Golf PGA Tour Golf Golf LPGA Tour Golf Volvik Championship, Third Round. Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf HALL 19 19 I Love I Love I Love I Love The The Golden Golden Golden Golden ››› The Wish List (2010) Jennifer Just the Way You Are (2015) Candace Surprised by Love (2015) Hilarie Bur- All Yours (2016, Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Middle Middle Girls Girls Girls Girls Esposito, David Sutcliffe. (CC) Cameron Bure. (CC) ton, Paul Campbell. (CC) Comedy) (CC) HGTV 68 68 Shark ! Paid Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Fixer Upper Fixer Upper Fixer Upper Fixer Upper Fixer Upper HIST 37 37 Coin Paid Pawn Houdini ’ (Part 1 of 2) (CC) Houdini (CC) Hatfields & McCoys “Episode 1” Hatfields & McCoys “Episode 2” Hatfields & McCoys “Episode 3” Amer. Pickers LIFE 51 51 Paid Paid LifeL Paid CIZE! Paid Paid Paid CIZE! Paid ››› Friends With Benefits (2011) (CC) Un Pretty Little Addict (2015) (CC) A Wife’s Suspicion (2015) (CC) MSNBC 47 47 MSNBC Live (N) AM Joy (N) MSNBC Live (N) MSNBC Live (N) MSNBC Live (N) MSNBC Live (N) MSNBC Live (N) Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera Locked Up MTV 63 63 Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Catfish: The TV Show ’ Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV Show ’ Catfish: The TV NBCS 34 34 Racing Sal Sltwtr Bass Into Silver Motorsports Equestrian Ra DRIVE Track and Field Auto Auctions Motorcycle Racing Story of the NICK 40 40 George George Al Al Al Al Spong Spong Spong Spong Spong Loud Rang Al Al Al Al Spong Spong Spong Spong Spong Loud Loud OXY 50 50 Total Sexy Total Enter Most Shocking Unsolved Crimes Snapped (CC) Killer Couples Snapped Snapped (CC) Killer Couples Snapped Snapped (CC) Killer Couples ROOT 31 31 Paid Paid Paid Omega Knife Best Timbers Soun LifeL Yard Blower Swing Ship Tennis Champions Shootout. College Baseball: ACC Tournament Bensin Top Shark Sexy Try Total Nutri CIZE Cops Cops Vegas Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops ’ Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops SPIKE 57 57 Cooker Rocket Cize Gym Ninja! Dance (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) SYFY 59 59 Paid Green Sofia Paid Twilight Zone Zone › Piranha DD (2012) (CC) Bait (2012) Xavier Samuel. (CC) ››› Big (1988, Comedy) Tom Hanks. (CC) ›› The Core (2003) Aaron Eckhart. (CC) TBN 20 20 RocK Auto Island Veggie Mon Hop Lassie Goliath Ishine Inspir. Kroeze Don- Jack Ancient M Lu News Praise the Lord (CC) The Bi Memories In Touch TBS 55 55 Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld ›› Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides ›› Alice in Wonderland (2010, Fantasy) Johnny Friends Friends Friends Friends 2 Broke 2 Broke ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ (2011) Johnny Depp, Penélope Cruz. Depp, Mia Wasikowska. (DVS) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Girls ’ Girls ’ TLC 38 38 Say Say Say Say 1st 1st 1st 1st Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Dateline: Real Dateline: Real Dateline on TLC ’ TNT 54 54 Law & Order Law & Order “Posi- Law & Order ›› The Librarian: Quest for the ››› The Librarian: Return to King ›› The Librarian: Curse of the Judas ›› The Day the Earth Stood Still NBA Tip-Off (N) (CC) (DVS) tive” ’ “Kingmaker” ’ Spear (2004) Noah Wyle. (CC) Solomon’s Mines (2006) (CC) Chalice (2008) Noah Wyle. (2008) Keanu Reeves. (CC) (Live) (CC) TOON 42 42 Gum Gum Poké Teen Teen Teen Uncle Teen Clar Gum We Uncle Teen Teen Power Power Steven Steven Steven Steven Gum Gum Gum Gum TRAV 36 36 Paid Makeu White House Mysteries at Expedition Un. Expedition Un. Expedition Un. Pl.- Chowdown Pl.- Chowdown Pl.- Chowdown Pl.- Chowdown Pl.- Chowdown Ghost Adventure TRUTV 49 49 Shark Body Perf. Ninja! LifeL CIZE Blender Rocket! Top Funniest Top Funniest Top Funniest Top Funniest Genius Genius Hack Hack Hack Hack Carbon Carbon ’ ’ USA 58 58 Burn Notice “Fight Paid Paid Paid Nutri Chrisley ››› Air Force One (1997, Suspense) Harrison NCIS A fire on a NCIS “Semper NCIS “Check” NCIS “Cadence” NCIS “The Artful NCIS A dead thief or Flight” Prog. Prog. Prog. Ninja! Ford, Gary Oldman, Glenn Close. (CC) U.S. Navy ship. Fortis” ’ (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) Dodger” ’ turns up. ’ VH1 62 62 Dating Naked ’ Dating Naked ’ Dating Naked ’ Dating Naked ’ Dating Naked ’ Dating Naked ’ Dating Naked ’ Dating Naked ’ Dating Naked ’ Dating Naked ’ Dating Naked ’ Dating Naked ’ Life 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 26, 2016 ENTERTAINMENT

Movies Sports Kids Bets SATURDAY EVENING May 28, 2016 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 KOMO 4 News Saturday 6:00pm Mi- Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! ’ (CC) 500 Questions (N) ’ (CC) Madoff Investment adviser Bernie Madoff. ’ (Part 1 of 2) (CC) KOMO 4 News Castle “Dressed to ABC 4 4 chelle Esteban, Russ Bowen. (N) ’ (CC) 11:00pm Kill” ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News (N) Laura McKenzie’s Raw Travel ’ (CC) ››› King Kong (2005, Adventure) Naomi Watts, Jack Black, Adrien Brody. A beauty tames a savage beast. ’ (CC) KING 5 News (N) Saturday Night NBC 5 5 - Holt (CC) Traveler (N) (CC) Live ’ (CC) IND 6 6 Made Hollywood Hollywood Access Hollywood (N) ’ (CC) ››› Cliffhanger (1993, Action) Sylvester Stallone, John Lithgow. News Hiring America Access Hollywood ’ (CC) CBS Weekend KIRO 7 News at Entertainment Tonight (N) ’ (CC) NCIS: Los Angeles Kensi and Deeks 48 Hours (N) ’ (CC) 48 Hours (N) ’ (CC) KIRO 7 News at Scandal ’ (CC) CBS 7 7 News (N) (CC) 6:30PM (N) (CC) pose as cult members. (CC) (DVS) 11PM (N) (CC) PBS 9 9 PBS NewsHour BBC Newsnight ››› With Great Power: The Stan Lee Vera “Prodigal Son” Fatal stabbing outside a busy nightclub. Afterlife “A Name Written in Water” On the Psychiatrist’s Couch With Daniel Amen, MD Com- Weekend (N) ’ (N) Story (2010) Premiere. ’ (CC) Robert is in a coma at the hospital. bating anxiety and depression. ’ (CC) MLS Soccer Seattle Sounders WNBA Basketball Connecticut Sun at Seattle Storm. From KeyArena in Seattle. Q13 News at 9 (N) Washington’s Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Anger Manage- Anger Manage- MNT 10 10 FC Post-Match (N) (Live) (CC) (CC) Most Wanted (N) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) ment (CC) ment (CC) Mike & Molly ’ Mike & Molly ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ Rizzoli & Isles “Gumshoe” A clothing The Closer “No Good Deed” Death of a The Good Wife “Anatomy of a Joke” A Band in Seattle Family Guy ’ CW 11 11 (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) designer is found poisoned. ’ teenager. (CC) former client asks Alicia for help. (CC) Antiques Roadshow Items that guests Keeping Up Ap- Keeping Up Ap- As Time Goes By As Time Goes By The Vicar of Dib- The Vicar of Dib- Red Dwarf “Krytie Red Dwarf “Pete” Doctor Who “Drag- Doctor Who “Drag- PBS 12 12 received as presents. (CC) pearances (CC) pearances (CC) (CC) (CC) ley “Election” ley “Animals” TV” ’ onfire” onfire” MLB Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers at Just for Laughs Just for Laughs TMZ (N) ’ (CC) Modern Family Modern Family Q13 News at 10 Washington’s Party Over Here The Grinder “Pilot” FOX 13 13 New York Mets. (N) (S Live) (CC) Gags ’ (CC) Gags ’ (CC) “Tableau Vivant” “Baby on Board” (N) (CC) Most Wanted Comedy shorts. (CC) (DVS) IND 14 14 Frances and Friends Family Worship Center Service The church of Jimmy Swaggart Ministries. Crossfire Service Jimmy Swaggart Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Of- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ION 15 15 girl escapes from her rapist. (CC) ficer’s daughter runs away. (CC) “Folly” ’ (CC) The detectives track a serial killer. death may have been falsified. (CC) Rape/murder of a pregnant woman. IND 18 18 Kenneth W. Sekulow In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Perry Stone The Green Room Hillsong TV Joel Osteen The Green Room The Ramp Global Ventures Acquire the Fire KATU News at 6 Bob Hope: Memo- Jeopardy! ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune 500 Questions (N) ’ (CC) Madoff Investment adviser Bernie Madoff. ’ (Part 1 of 2) (CC) KATU News at 11 Castle “Knock- ABC 22 22 (N) ’ (CC) ries ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) down” ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News Straight Talk Northwest Back- Grant’s Getaways ››› King Kong (2005, Adventure) Naomi Watts, Jack Black, Adrien Brody. A beauty tames a savage beast. ’ (CC) KGW News at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 - Holt roads 11 (N) Live ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 MLS Soccer Noticiero La Rosa de Guadalupe (SS) La Rosa de Guadalupe (SS) Sal y Pimienta Crónicas de Sábado Durmiendo Noticiero ’ FOX 27 27 MLB Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers at ››› Cliffhanger (1993, Action) Sylvester Stallone, John Lithgow, Michael Rook- TMZ (N) (CC) 10 O’Clock News (N) Party Over Here The Grinder “Pilot” New York Mets. (N) (S Live) (CC) er. A mountaintop rescue becomes a hunt for stolen money. Comedy shorts. (CC) (DVS) The First 48 “The Hit List; Hand in The First 48 “Dead Wrong” A young fa- The First 48 Robbers gun down an At- The First 48: Gangland The shootings The First 48: Gangland Gunfire kills a The First 48: Miraculous Survivors A&E 52 52 Hand” ’ (CC) ther is abducted and murdered. ’ lanta father. ’ (CC) of a father and a veteran. (N) dice game bystander. (N) ’ (CC) Deadly home invasion in Dallas. ’ AMC 67 67 ››› For Your ››› GoldenEye (1995, Action) Pierce Brosnan, Sean Bean, Izabella Scorupco. A weapon’s theft sends Agent 007 to Rus- ››› Casino Royale (2006, Action) Daniel Craig, Eva Green, Mads Mikkelsen. James Bond plays Eyes Only (1981) sia. (CC) poker with a man who finances terrorists. (CC) APL 43 43 Mermaids: The Body Found A team claims to have found a mermaid. (CC) 9-1-1 Encounters 9-1-1 Encounters Rabid (N) ’ River Monsters: Monster-Sized Special (N) ’ Rabid ’ BET 56 56 ›› National Security (2003, Comedy) Martin Lawrence, Steve Zahn, Colm Feore. (CC) ››› Bad Boys (1995) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith. Two Miami cops attempt to recover stolen police evidence. Husbands- Ho. BRAVO 66 66 Southern Charm “Whit’s End” The trip ›› Cheaper by the Dozen (2003, Comedy) Steve Martin, Bonnie Hunt, Piper ›› Cheaper by the Dozen 2 (2005, Comedy) Steve Martin, Bonnie Hunt, Piper ›› Cheaper by the Dozen (2003, puts a strain on the group. Perabo. A man must handle the chaos surrounding his 12 children. Perabo. The Bakers’ vacation turns competitive. Comedy) Steve Martin, Bonnie Hunt. CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey To Be Announced TBA CBC News The Tudors ’ (CC) CMT 61 61 Legally Blonde ›› The Proposal (2009, Romance-Comedy) Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds. Instant Jam “Dierks Bentley” (N) ››› The Parent Trap (1998, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan, Dennis Quaid. (CC) CNBC 46 46 Undercover Boss ’ (CC) Undercover Boss “Utah Jazz” (CC) Undercover Boss ’ (CC) Undercover Boss ’ (CC) Undercover Boss “Mack Trucks” ’ Sexy Cize Monster Blades CNN 44 44 The Eighties VCRs; remote controls; family sitcoms. The Eighties The Eighties “Greed Is Good” The Eighties The Eighties “Tear Down This Wall” CNNH 45 45 The Eighties The Eighties “Raised on Television” Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files The Eighties “Greed Is Good” The Eighties COM 60 60 ›› National Lam- ›› Step Brothers (2008, Comedy) Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly, Richard Jenkins. Two spoiled men ››› Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008, Romance-Comedy) Jason Segel, Kristen Bell, Mila Kunis. A ›› Step Brothers poon’s Vacation become rivals when their parents marry. (CC) musician encounters his ex and her new lover in Hawaii. (CC) (2008) Will Ferrell. DIS 41 41 ››› Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie (2009) Selena Gomez. ’ (CC) › Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam (2010) Demi Lovato, Kevin Jonas. ’ (CC) ›› Princess Protection Program (2009) Selena Gomez. Cheetah Girls Fast N’ Loud Richard cannot afford to Fast N’ Loud Richard is given a drag Fast N’ Loud Engine problems on the Fast N’ Loud A life-size Hot Wheels Fast N’ Loud A life-size Hot Wheels Fast N’ Loud “The Shorty Short VW DSC 8 8 lose more time. (CC) race challenge. ’ (Part 1 of 2) (CC) Dart. ’ (Part 2 of 2) (CC) car. ’ (Part 1 of 2) (CC) car. ’ (Part 2 of 2) (CC) Bus” A VW Microbus. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 ››› Bridesmaids (2011, Comedy) Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Rose Byrne. A maid of honor’s life unravels as the big ››› Bridesmaids (2011, Comedy) Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Rose Byrne. A maid of honor’s life unravels as the big day approaches. (CC) day approaches. (CC) College Softball College Softball NCAA Tournament -- UCLA vs. Oregon. Super regional. (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 College Softball: NCAA Tournament SEC Storied (CC) E:60 NBA Tonight (N) 30 for 30 FNC 48 48 Road to the Conventions The Greg Gutfeld Show (N) Red Eye With Tom Shillue Road to the Conventions The Greg Gutfeld Show Red Eye With Tom Shillue FOOD 35 35 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives FREE 39 39 Harry Potter ››› Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) Daniel Radcliffe. Voldemort lays a trap for Harry at the Triwizard Tournament. ’ ››› Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009) Daniel Radcliffe. ’ FX 53 53 ›› X-Men: The Last Stand (2006, Ac- ›› The Wolverine (2013, Action) Hugh Jackman, Hiroyuki Sanada, Famke Janssen. Wolverine confronts the prospect of ›› X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009, Action) Hugh Jackman, Liev Schreiber, tion) Hugh Jackman. ’ (CC) real mortality. ’ (CC) will.i.am. Wolverine becomes involved with the Weapon X program. ’ (CC) GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Dean & Deluca Invitational, Third Round. Golf Central European PGA Tour Golf BMW Championship, Third Round. All Yours (2016, Comedy) Nicolette Date With Love (2016, Romance) Shenae Grimes, Andrew Walker, Bailee Madi- Harvest Moon (2015, Drama) Jessy Schram, Jesse Hutch, Willie Aames. A city The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 Sheridan, Jayne Eastwood. (CC) son. A celebrity goes to a small-town prom. (CC) woman tries to fix up a struggling pumpkin farm. (CC) ’ (CC) “Sisters” (CC) HGTV 68 68 Fixer Upper (CC) Fixer Upper A family-sized house. Property Brothers (CC) Property Brothers (CC) House Hunters Renovation (CC) Bought the Farm Bought the Farm HIST 37 37 American Pickers “Big Moe” ’ American Pickers “The Big Bet” ’ American Pickers ’ (CC) American Pickers ’ (CC) (DVS) American Pickers ’ (CC) (DVS) American Pickers “The Doctor Is In” LIFE 51 51 Broken Promise (2016) Ashley Scott, Louis Mandylor. Premiere. (CC) The Maid (2016, Drama) Kathryn Newton, Fay Masterson. Premiere. (CC) Not With My Daughter (2014, Suspense) Ally Sheedy, Rhys Ward. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Locked Up Abroad Lockup “Return to Corcoran” Lockup Lockup “Inside Kern Valley” Lockup Lockup “Inside Alaska” MTV 63 63 Catfish: The TV Show ’ Catfish: The TV Show ’ Catfish: The TV Show ’ Catfish: The TV Show ’ ›› Scream 4 (2011, Horror) Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox. ’ NBCS 34 34 APEX: The Story of the Hypercar Indy 500 Festival Parade (N) Formula One Racing Monaco Grand Prix, Qualifying. APEX: The Story of the Hypercar (2015, Documentary) NICK 40 40 Game Shakers An old rival returns. Henry Danger ’ Henry Danger ’ Lost in the West “Part 1” (N) (CC) Henry Danger ’ Henry Danger ’ Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends “Pilot” Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 She Made Me Do It “Maggie Carr” She Made Me Do It (CC) She Made Me Do It She Made Me Do It (N) Snapped “Melissa Cole” (CC) Snapped A last will and testament. ROOT 31 31 Mariners Access Mariners Pre. MLB Baseball Minnesota Twins at Seattle Mariners. From Safeco Field in Seattle. (N) (Live) Mariners Post. MLS Soccer Portland Timbers at Chicago Fire. Cops “Coast to Cops “Coast to Cops “On the Run” Cops “Chases & Cops “Ho! Ho! Ho! Cops ’ (CC) Cops Domestic vio- Cops “Liar Liar” Cops “Chases ... Cops ’ (CC) Cops A doughnut Cops “Neighbor- SPIKE 57 57 Coast” ’ (CC) Coast” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Stings” ’ (CC) No. 8” (CC) lence call. (CC) ’ (CC) and Cars No. 2” shop is robbed. hood Busts” ’ SYFY 59 59 ›› The Core (CC) ›› Deep Impact (1998) Robert Duvall. A large comet is on a collision course with Earth. (CC) › G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009, Action) Channing Tatum, Dennis Quaid. (CC) The Fifth Element TBN 20 20 Hour of Power With Bobby Schuller Billy Graham Classic Crusades ›› Facing the Giants (2006, Drama) Alex Kendrick, Shannen Fields. Laugh/Skit What’s So Funny? Christian comedy. City Lights 2 Broke Girls ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Full Frontal With The Detour Nate TBS 55 55 (CC) (DVS) (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Samantha Bee takes a detour. TLC 38 38 Dateline on TLC “The Evil to Come” Ghost Brothers “Prospect Place” ’ Ghost Brothers “The Delta Queen” Dateline on TLC “Indiscretion” (CC) Dateline on TLC “The Evil to Come” Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) NBA Basketball Golden State Warriors at Oklahoma City Thunder. Western Conference final, Game Inside the NBA (N) (S Live) (CC) Wrecked “Sneak Law & Order “Hindsight” A woman’s Law & Order “Invaders” McCoy uses a TNT 54 54 6. (If necessary). (N) (Live) (CC) Peek Preview” body is in Falco’s bathroom. ’ corrupt DEA agent. ’ TOON 42 42 Teen Titans Go! Teen Titans Go! Teen Titans Go! Teen Titans Go! Dragon Ball Z Kai King of the Hill King of the Hill Cleveland Show Cleveland Show American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures “Exorcist House” The Dead Files (N) (CC) The Dead Files (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Hack My Life Hack My Life Hack My Life Hack My Life NCIS “No Good Deed” NCIS and ATF NCIS “Lost in Translation” A terror group NCIS “Troll” A Navy ensign is murdered. NCIS “The Lost Boys” A terrorist group NCIS “Neverland” The team suffers an Modern Family Modern Family USA 58 58 partner up on a case. ’ holds a Marine hostage. ’ ’ (Part 1 of 3) (CC) (DVS) buys bombs. (CC) (DVS) emotional loss. (CC) (DVS) “iSpy” ’ “The Feud” ’ VH1 62 62 Dating Naked “The Wedding” ’ Dating Naked “Lost Episode” ’ ››› Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (2004, Comedy) Vince Vaughn. ’ › Big Daddy (1999, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Joey Lauren Adams. ’

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