Psychologist Disciplined for Helping With Abortions, Exorcism / Main 5 Youth Tourneys Midweek Edition Thursday, Continue in Aug. 1, 2013 Centralia / Sports $1 Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Blueberry Festival A Berry Good Time in Drivers Beware Mossyrock / Life 1 Centralia Police Looking for Drivers on Phones / Main 3 Court: County Can’t Tax Great Wolf CHANGE: Decision taxes on the Great Wolf Lodge provements built on non-reser- Two years after making the the Interior agreed to purchase in Grand Mound, a decision vation land owned by the United purchase, the tribe asked the the property and hold it in trust Overturns 2010 District that overturns a 2010 summary States and held in trust for an federal Department of the In- for the Chehalis Tribe. Court Decision judgment issued by Thurston Indian tribe. terior to buy the Grand Mound While the tribe’s request was County District Court. In 2002, the federally-recog- Property and hold it in trust for still pending before the depart- By Lisa Broadt In its ruling, U.S. Court of nized Confederated Tribes of the the use and benefit of the tribe, ment, the tribe and Great Wolf [email protected] Appeals for the Ninth Circuit Chehalis Reservation purchased a strategy open to American In- Resorts Inc. entered into an held that — pursuant to federal the “Grand Mound Property,” 43 dian tribes and tribal members agreement to form a limited li- An appeals court on Wednes- law and legal precedent — state acres off the reservation, which — one that exempts their proper- ability company for the purpose day determined that Thurston and local governments lack the would eventually be home to the ties from state and local taxes. County cannot impose property power to tax permanent im- Great Wolf Lodge. In 2006, the Department of please see TAX, page Main 14 Woman Big Boost for STEM Found Chehalis School Program Gets Almost $400,000 From Donors in River Monday Identified CORONER: Authorities Will Await the Toxicology Report to Determine the Woman’s Cause and Manner of Death By Stephanie Schendel [email protected] The woman whose body was discovered by two teens floating on the Skookumchuck River on inner tubes Monday has been identified as 40-year-old Tina Thode, of Che- halis. An autopsy was performed on Wednesday, but Lew- is County Coroner Warren McLeod said his office is await- ing the results of a toxicology report be- fore determining her cause and manner of death. The reports will take between Tina Thode eight and 10 weeks to found in river receive, he said. Monday Pete Caster / [email protected] Detective Sgt. Pat Cameron Richards, left, and Jacob Schneider, right, both soon-to-be seniors at W.F. West High School, demonstrate how Duncan the robot works at the high Fitzgerald, from the Centralia Police school on Wednesday afternoon in Chehalis. Department, declined to speculate on how she died, or if it appeared to GOAL: W.F. West The Chehalis School Dis- Chehalis STEM education for opportunities they otherwise be an accident, but he said police did Sets Sights on trict has received more than the 2012-13 school year and wouldn’t have.” not suspect foul play. Thode did not $400,000 in donations to aid its another $78,000 for 2013-14. The Smith and Lintott appear to have suffered any injury that Becoming the Premier goal of making W.F. West the The district received anoth- donation includes $100,000 would have prevented her from walk- Science, Technology, premier science, technology, er $25,000 from the Technology for a Tescan Vega3 scanning ing away from the river. engineering and mathematics Alliance earlier this month. electron microscope that will The teens found her body in the Engineering and program in a comprehensive “It’s going to open doors enable students to work with river about 100 yards from Reynolds Math High School in high school in Washington. for kids for careers,” Assistant research-quality technology. Avenue and North Tower Avenue at Washington The Orin Smith Foun- Superintendent Mary Lou “I don’t know of another about 6:30 p.m. Monday, Fitzgerald dation and Jim Lintott an- Bissett said. “It’s going to al- high school that has one,” Bis- said. Thode was about 150 feet from By Amy Nile nounced Wednesday they low them to go to schools of sett said. Central Boulevard, located on the [email protected] would donate $300,000 to their choice and give them please see STEM, page Main 14 please see RIVER, page Main 14

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Community Editor’s Best Bet Former Seabee to Speak at Vietnam Veterans Event Jim Freed, membrance Day Saturday in a Washington Chehalis. Calendar State University The event, free to the public, Today forester who begins at 11 a.m. at the Veterans WHAT’S HAPPENING? served on sub- Memorial Museum. It will rec- Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffee- marines and ognize all who served during the house, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 If you have an event you in the Seabees, Vietnam War era. Clarissa Gifford, noon-1 p.m., Jer- would like included in the will be keynoter Freed also served several emy’s Cafe, 576 W. Main St., Chehalis, Community Calendar, please at the 16th an- years in the reserves and 12 (360) 748-4417 email your information to nual Vietnam Jim Freed years in the Washington State Diesel Thursday, Mt. Rainier Scenic [email protected]. Veterans Re- speaking at event National Guard. Railroad, 12:45 and 3:30 p.m., Elbe-Min- Include a daytime telephone eral, (360) 492-5588, reservations (888) number where you can be STEAM11 reached. Public Agencies For questions about Public Agencies Lewis County Mental Health Coali- calendar items, call Doug Ballet Academy tion, 10-11:30 a.m., Lewis County Public Blosser at The Chronicle, (360) Timberlands Regional Support Net- Health building, second-floor confer- 807-8238. Plans Weenie Roast work Advisory Board, meeting canceled, ence room, (360) 740-1430 Fundraiser (360) 795-3118 or (800) 392-6298 Reducing Underage Drinking Coali- Libraries tion, 2 p.m., Lewis County Public Health and, of course, a blueberry pie The Centralia Ballet Acad- building, second-floor conference eating contest. emy will be hosting a Weenie Preschool Story Time, for children building, (360) 740-1424 For more information, visit Roast at the Virgil R. Lee Build- 3-6 years, 10 a.m., Chehalis mossyrockfestivals.org. PageTurners Book Discussion, for Libraries ing at the Penny Playground, adults, “Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter,” Chehalis, 5-8 p.m. on Friday. by Tom Franklin, 12:30 p.m., Winlock Dig Into Art, for all ages, all day, Tenino Schedule of Events The ballet academy will be sell- Library Movie Matinee: “Madagascar Knitting and Crocheting Meetup, for Events occur at Klickitat Prairie Park adults, 1 p.m., Tenino ing wood-fire-grilled hot dogs, 3: Europe’s Most Wanted,” for children, 2 unless otherwise indicated. specialty lemonade and gourmet p.m., Centralia Organizations Friday s’mores, all for $1 each. Zombie Zoo, for teens, 2 p.m., Noon to 10 p.m. —Vendor booths Oakview Grange, 7 p.m., 2715 N. There will be the opportuni- Winlock and car/boat parts swap meet Pearl St., Centralia, (360) 736-5639 ty to win a Kindle Fire HD. Also, Family Movie Friday!, for all ages, 4 Lewis County Robotics Society, 6 3 to 5 p.m. — Forest and Wyatt Elbe p.m., Tenino Band there will be plenty of free activi- p.m., room 128, Kemp Hall, Centralia ties during the event, including Support Groups College, (360) 304-9660 5 to 8 p.m. — Taco and Talent Night, Community Center for tacos and face painting, a balloon artist, H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Support Groups Klickitat Prairie Park stage for talent acrobatic and juggling perfor- Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 “Up From Grief,” for those grieving competition mances, tumbling classes and Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, the loss of a loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., As- 6 to 10 p.m. — Chris Guenther Band – a bubble table provided by the [email protected] sured Home Hospice, second floor, 1821 Lake Mayfield Resort and Marina Discover! Children’s Museum. Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Cooks Hill Road, (360) 330-2640 8 to 10 p.m. — DJ All proceeds will to toward Cen- Dayspring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 Saturday tralia Ballet’s production of “The p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 N. 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. — Blueberry pan- Scheuber Road, Centralia,(360) 736-9268 Sorcerer’s Apprentice,” coming to cake breakfast at Assembly Church of the Corbet Theatre in October. Multiple sclerosis, 6-8 p.m., Provi- God Saturday, Aug. 3 dence Centralia Hospital chapel confer- 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. — Car show – Mossy- More information is avail- ence room, (360) 736-5394, Facebook rock High School (registration at 8 a.m.) able from Mick Gunter, (360) page: Lewis County Multiple Sclerosis ‘The Ties That Bind’ 10 a.m. — 5K Race crossing the Moss- 623-9010. Support Group yrock Dam (registration at 9 a.m. near Coming to Roxy Theater Hydrovista Lane) Historic Lewis County Farmers Mar- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. — Kids’ art contest – ket, 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m., corner of North in Morton Friday, Aug. 2 Mossyrock Community Center Pearl and Maple streets, Centralia, (360) 736-8977 Centralia College East and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. — Quilt show and Fridays at the Fox, organ music, by the Fire Mountain Arts Council raffle – Mossyrock Community Center Mossyrock Blueberry Paul Van Dyck, noon, Fox Theatre, Cen- are presenting original musical 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. — Vendor booths tralia, free admission, (360) 880-8053 theater, “The Ties That Bind: A Festival Is This Weekend and car/boat parts swap meet Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled Recollection of Bygone Days,” Noon — Parade on State Street Lewis County residents look- Band, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cities Senior which commemorates the cen- ing to soak up local culture and 1:30 p.m. — Blueberry pie eating Center, $5, (360) 262-3041 contest tennial of incorporation of the produce can enjoy the Blueberry Hunks the Show, 8 p.m., Lucky Eagle city of Morton. Festival in Mossyrock Friday, Sat- 2 p.m. — Dog show Casino, tickets start at $22, ticketmaster. 3 p.m. — Wiener dog races com or Lucky Eagle box office, (800) Fitting to the story itself, urday and Sunday. The festival has 720-1788 performances will be held at expanded this year from a one-day 5 to 7 p.m. — Elbow County Rough Riders Band Randy Linder, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter the 1930s-era Roxy Theater in affair to an entire weekend . 8 to 10 p.m. — Headswell Band Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) downtown Morton. Opening Named for one of East Lewis 273-2000, ext. 301 10 p.m. to midnight — DJ night is Saturday at 7 p.m. Per- County’s predominate crops, the Song Circle, 7 p.m., Matrix Coffee- formances continue on Sunday Sunday house, Chehalis, $2, (360) 740-0492 festival will be rich with blue- 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. — Pancake breakfast with a 2 p.m. matinee and Tues- berries and a whole lot more. Regular excursion steam train ride — Fire Station and museum tour, Mt. Rainier Scenic day and Wednesday at 7 p.m. Events include a 5K trail race, a 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. — Jerry Skin- Railroad, 12:45 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. (bar- The following weekend, which is car show, live music, great food, ner Country Gospel becue meal with 3:30 p.m. ride), Elbe- the weekend of the Morton Log- a dog show, talent competition, 10 a.m. to noon —Vendors and car/ Mineral, (360) 492-5588, reservations a grand parade, vendor booths, boat parts swap meet (888) STEAM11 please see CALENDAR, page Main 11

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Aug. 1, 2013 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. L 51.73 65.0 +0.03 100s L Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s 73.59 85.0 0.00 80s H 70s Cowlitz at Packwood L 1.84 10.5 -0.04 60s Cowlitz at Randle 50s H Mostly Cloudy Few Showers Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny 4.69 18.0 +0.08 40s 30s 70º 55º 70º 53º 73º 52º 77º 53º 78º 52º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 2.63 ---- 0.00 20s 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 5:53 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 8:42 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 77 Moonrise ...... 1:31 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 55 71/60 86/60 Moonset...... 5:00 p.m. Normal High ...... 81 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 55 66/56 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 98 in 1965 Seattle Anchorage 69/56 pc 67/54 mc Record Low...... 42 in 1945 72/58 Boise 90/50 mc 86/50 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg New First Full Last Boston 83/67 s 82/64 t Yesterday ...... 0.00" 71/57 86/59 8/6 8/14 8/20 8/28 Dallas 102/80 s 100/80 s Month to date ...... 0.00" Tacoma Honolulu 90/76 s 90/76 s Normal month to date ...0.81" Centralia 71/58 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 105/83 s 102/80 s Year to date...... 15.91" 70/55 Yakima Nashville 87/67 s 90/68 s Normal year to date ....25.67" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 107/84 s 104/83 mc 89/61 Longview 72/54 Trees Low None St. Louis 88/70 s 85/68 t Salt Lake City 95/72 s 92/69 s AreaWe Want Conditions Your Photos 72/55 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds Low Low San Francisco 65/54 s 69/54 s Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 83/67 t 87/68 s Portland 74/55 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo- graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 73/57 80/62 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 108/77 s 110/78 s New Delhi 91/80 t 90/80 pc City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 86/74 t 87/73 t Paris 94/72 s 94/66 s Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 67/57 mc 70/57 sh Spokane 83/57 t 73/54 t London 87/63 s 81/60 pc Rio de Janeiro 84/60 s 84/62 s cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 56/54 cl 59/53 sh Tri Cities 90/63 t 83/63 t Mexico City 79/55 t 80/54 t Rome 92/72 s 92/73 s sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 71/57 mc 70/54 sh Wenatchee 82/65 t 77/65 t Moscow 79/61 t 69/56 sh Sydney 68/47 s 72/47 s

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Jim Shan- non, and his sign was a legiti- mate warning to passing drivers to either hang up their phones or get pulled over by one of the four patrol officers waiting on Harri- son Avenue. Pete Caster / [email protected] FOR ABOUT TWO HOURS, Cen- Centralia Police Sgt. Jim Shannon holds a sign informing drivers of a cellphone enforcement procedure taking place near the corner of Harrison Avenue and Belmont tralia police pulled over more Avenue on Tuesday afternoon in Centralia. than a dozen motorists near the tion time down to a rate that is on his phone even after the ser- intersection of Belmont Avenue comparable with drinking with geant approached the window and Harrison Avenue, across the a blood alcohol content of .08, and knocked on it and said, “Po- street from Safeway, who used said Centralia Police Chief Bob lice. Hang up your phone.” their phone as they drove. Berg. Texting while driving The guy flipped him off and By the end of it, eight people slows it down twice as much to drove away — only to be pulled received tickets for talking on a BAC comparable to .16. over a short distance later and the phone, one for texting while Berg announced his officers given a ticket by another officer. driving, and four others re- would be doing a high-profile Shannon said the depart- ceived warnings, Shannon said. anti-distracted driving cam- ment is not trying to be sneaky Even with Shannon’s sign, paign, and that motorists within in its patrols, which is why he many of the drivers were so en- the city should expect stronger grossed in their phone conversa- held the sign warning people. enforcement earlier this month. tions or text messages that they “I just try to educate people to did not notice the warning, even Texting while driving is il- not talk on the phone when they as the sergeant approached their legal in Washington. as is hav- drive,” he said. car and stood next to it. ing a cellphone to your ear and The main objective of his One of the perpetrators, a talking while driving. Both can unusual strategy was to draw at- young woman who looked like result in a $124 fine. tention to the message: hang up While holding a sign that reads: "Police Cell Phone Emphasis in Progress," Centralia she was in her 20s, sat in her car Tuesday afternoon was the and drive. Police Sgt. Jim Shannon walks up to a driver talking on his cellphone at a red light at a red light, texting. department’s third traffic em- “We want to get people talk- on Belmont Avenue in Centralia on Tuesday afternoon. Shannon asked the driver As Shannon walked up to her phasis patrol targeting drivers ing about it,” Shannon said. to pull into the parking lot around the corner, where he was given a $124 ticket. window with his sign, holding texting or talking on cellphones it within a foot of her window, while driving. the woman never looked at him. In the two previous empha- When the light changed and she sis patrols, police wrote approxi- started driving, as she continued mately 20 tickets for phone use. to text, she traveled through the intersection and another officer, DURING THE PREVIOUS patrols, who heard Shannon’s descrip- Shannon said people did not tion of her car he broadcasted on believe he was a police officer. the radio, pulled her over. A few, without reading his sign, rolled down their windows and DRIVING WHILE TALKING on a tried to hand him money. cellphone slows a person’s reac- One driver continued to talk Tenino Police Call for Vigilance After Two Occupied Burglaries By The Chronicle rummaging through garbage Police are encouraging Teni- cans outside a house, according no residents to keep their doors to Tenino police. When the teen closed and locked, especially confronted the man, the suspect at night, in the wake of two oc- drew a handgun and pointed cupied burglaries that occurred it at the teen and said, “You’re within a week of one another. going to stay right there on the The first burglary happened porch until I leave, right?” shortly before 5 p.m. on July 23 The suspect then got into a on the 600 block of Garfield Av- newer model, dark-colored Hon- enue East, according to Tenino da and drove away, according to police. The suspect, who was a Tenino police. When the teen went back inside and was tell- man in his 30s, entered a house ing his mother about what hap- through an unlocked kitchen pened, the suspect returned to door. A teenager who was home the house and entered through at the time opened the door and the back screen door and looked saw the suspect leave the house around before leaving again. through the back door. Nothing Occupied burglaries are rare, was stolen. Tenino Police Chief John Hutch- The suspect was described ings said in a press release. To as weighing approximately 220 have a suspect armed and point- pounds and approximately ing a handgun at a victim is even 5-foot-11 in height, according rarer, and to have two in a one to Tenino police. He had dark, week period is indicative of a po- medium length hair. Police tential crime trend, he said. searched the area but could not Tenino police encourage resi- locate him. dents to call 911 if they witness The second burglary oc- any suspicious activity in their curred at 1:30 a.m. Tuesday on neighborhoods. Enhanced pa- the 900 block of Lincoln Avenue trols have begun in and around East when a teen saw a man the Tenino area. Kidsignment Sale Set for This Weekend By The Chronicle both babies and teens, costumes, The annual Kidsignment strollers and other items. sale will be this weekend from 9 On Sunday, select items are a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and marked 50 percent off. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday in- Items are priced like a garage side The Chronicle building at sale but will be set up like a store 321 N. Pearl St. with boys and girls sections, a The consignment sale will toy section, stroller area and feature gently used children’s shoe rack. Visit www.swwfam- furniture, toys, clothing for ily.com for more information. CH503068cz.cg Main 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013 LOCAL Rochester Divided on Quality of Aquifer CLEAN WATER: Scatter Creek Aquifer Groundwater ‘‘It’s the only source of Highly Vulnerable to water. If this one gets Contamination, New contaminated we can’t Septic Regulations go deeper and look for and Stricter Standards another one.’’ Suggested by Public Health Officials Jane Mountjoy-Venning Thurston County Public Health liasion By Lisa Broadt [email protected]

The State, Thurston County sented to the public at a second and the Scatter Creek Aquifer community workshop, Mount- Citizens Advisory group on Tues- joy-Venning said. day held a public workshop in the Rochester Middle School Com- IF IT AIN’T BROKE, mons to solicit community input why should regarding ways to keep water in the government try to fix it, one the Scatter Creek Aquifer safe to local wondered on Tuesday. drink now and in the future. The Rochester resident said Organized by the Health De- the drinking water is excellent as partment and the Thurston Coun- Lisa Broadt / [email protected] it is and any project would be un- ty Board of Health, the citizens Aaron Kendall, 7, Tenino, has fun examining the display at Tuesday’s public meeting regarding the Scatter Creek Aquifer. necessary and costly to taxpayers. group has been meeting since last “This is going to cost us tens of thousands of dollars, and for year to help evaluate the pollution test for — also can get in the wa- the outskirts of Tenino, to 5 sewers cannot be extended into the what?” he asked. risks to the aquifer under current ter, she said. miles south of Rochester, to the rural area under the state Growth land use and septic system regula- Unlike other aquifers, Scat- Lucky Eagle Casino. Management Act. The project is motivated tions. The committee also has been ter Creek has only one level; it is Current condition data is de- “What the plan ultimately more by money for the govern- tasked with creating a recommen- a sole-source aquifer. posited into a computer model, recommends will be the result ment than for ecological results, dation for future changes. “Oftentimes aquifers are which processes the complex of careful consideration of the he added. At Tuesday’s meeting, the cit- stacked one on top of the other information and helps to for- scientific information and input According to the Scatter izens group and the government like a layer cake,” Mountjoy-Ven- mulate a prediction about future from the community,” organiz- Creek Aquifer team, the project agencies asked for community ning said. “Here there’s just bed- conditions. ers of the project wrote on their could result in recommenda- input, a “recommendation to Information collected dur- website. tions to change current land use the board of health about what rock underneath. It’s like a bath- tub filled with rocks and sand.” ing septic field assessments, for The project began in March or septic system regulations on to do with Scatter Creek Aqui- private property. fer, if anything,” Jane Mountjoy- “It’s the only source of water,” example, will — through the 2012 and is slated to be complet- she went on. “If this one gets computer model — provide ed by December 2014. Roger Max, a member of Venning, the Thurston County the citizens advisory group, ac- Public Health liaison told the contaminated we can’t go deep- information about how much The land use risk analysis er and look for another one.” nitrate is coming out, and how and computer modeling began knowledged that, currently, wa- approximately 40 attendees. ter in the aquifer is clean and Residents living in the Scatter In previous years, the coun- fast it’s coming out, according to in early 2013; the committee ty has applied for a number of Romero. hopes to have a draft action plan drinkable — and he wants to Creek Aquifer area rely on ground- keep it that way. water for their drinking water, but grants, but none were approved. “Building a model helps us ready by the end of 2013. “One of the big reasons I de- water in this aquifer is highly vul- But now, the county has se- take the complexity and use it to Committee members were nerable to contamination due to cured funding from the Depart- create a prediction,” Romero said. appointed to the committee by cided to settle here was the qual- the sandy, gravelly soils, according ment of Ecology, and is able to the Board of Health and must ity of the water,” the Olympia- to Mountjoy-Venning. move forward with the com- SUGGESTED OPTIONS FOR man- live, own property, or work in Transit system driver said. “The soil does not do a very puter modeling and stakeholder aging pollution from septic sys- the Scatter Creek Aquifer Area. Maxis is not only concerned good job of filtering out po- and community outreach. tems could include upgrading The committee typically meets about the next generation, but tential contaminants. In the existing systems as well as es- on the first Wednesday of the about the generations upon gen- not so distant past we have had NADINE ROMERO, a geologist tablishing stricter standards for month at the Rochester School erations to come. problems with contamination — and hydrogeologist who is lead- future septic systems, according District Board Room; It began “This is something that will af- high nitrates, bacteria,” Mount- ing the modeling process, said to the Thurston County Public meeting in November 2012. fect us way, way down the road,” joy-Venning said. she designed her model to incor- Health. With input from Tuesday’s Max said. “You know how the Ro- Nitrates and bacteria are porate data from a 24-square- Community sewer service also session, the citizens advisory mans built their structures to last, indicators that other contami- mile area, stretching from about could be used as a method of man- committee will generate a list of with the future in mind? That’s nants — ones more difficult to 10 miles north of Rochester, to aging sewage disposal — however, options. Those plans will be pre- how we need to be planning.” lower beer tax!

Thank You WashingTon sTaTe legislaTors! starting august 1st. Ch502888bw.cg • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013 Psychologist Disciplined for Helping With Abortions, Exorcism UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT: that is significantly important in psychology. The supervision to any of the counseling profes- is important since many of the State Says Centralia’s sions,” Kelley said. “One of the charges relate to Kennedy fail- Richard T. Kennedy “One of the things the board looks at is, do things the board looks at is, do ing to consult with peers, charg- providers get vested into a client and then blur providers get vested into a cli- ing documents said. Allegedly Failed to ent and then blur the bound- “Probation provides us with Maintain Appropriate the boundaries? To this degree, this is a rather aries? To this degree, this is a more oversight,” Kelley said. rather unique set of circum- “He will be working with a su- Boundaries With a Patient unique set of circumstances.” stances.” pervisor that doesn’t have a prior By Kyle Spurr The charging documents relationship with him.” Tammy Kelley show Kennedy also violated [email protected] case manager appropriate boundaries by WITHIN SIX MONTHS, Kennedy The state’s Examining Board safekeeping the patient’s medi- will have to attend and complete of Psychology placed Centralia cations in 2006 and 2010 to pro- a professional/problem based psychologist Richard T. Ken- Department. Kennedy noted safety since she had experienced tect her from suicidal episodes, ethics program offered by the nedy on two years of supervised several diagnoses for the pa- a dissociative episode during a transporting the patient to and Center for Personalized Educa- probation and fined him $3,000 tient, including dissociative previous abortion. from medical appointments, tion for Physicians. for not maintaining appropri- identity disorder, also known Kennedy again accompanied conducting treatment sessions Kennedy received his cre- ate boundaries with a patient by as multiple personality disorder, her to an abortion in November at the patient’s residence, allow- dential to practice as a psycholo- accompanying her to two abor- complex PTSD, major depres- 2008. ing the patient to sleep in a va- gist on July 18, 1995. tions and an exorcism between sion and ADHD. Kennedy, along with two cant room in his office building, The charges against Kennedy October 2007 and November According to charging docu- other mental health profession- making special weekend and stem from a complaint provided 2008, according to the Washing- ments: als, accompanied the patient to a late night appointments for the to the state health department ton State Department of Health. ceremony at her church in Janu- patient, going to Motel 6 where by either the patient, a family Kennedy, who works at Ever- IN OCTOBER 2007, Kennedy ary 2008, which she referred to the patient was staying with her member, friend, healthcare pro- green Psychological Associates accompanied the patient to as an exorcism for herself. children and providing 90 min- vider or employer, Kelley said. in Centralia, agreed to the order Planned Parenthood to have an ute eye movement desensitiza- Attempts by The Chronicle prior to a hearing scheduled in abortion, which was necessary CASE MANAGER Tammy Kel- tion and reprocessing sessions, to contact Kennedy at his office front of the examining board due to the patient’s gastric by- ley said in her 13 years working but only billing the patient for at 201 N. Rock St. in Centralia this week. pass surgery scheduled for No- for the state health department, half that time. were unsuccessful. Kennedy Kennedy began treating the vember 2007. she often sees boundaries be- Kelley said Kennedy will be was on vacation through Tues- patient in 1997 and continued The patient, a survivor of ing crossed, but has never seen a able to continue working during day and with patients all day to treat her through March sexual trauma, asked Kennedy case involving an exorcism. the two-year probation, but will Wednesday, according to a re- 2011, according to the Health to accompany her to ensure her “Boundaries are something be supervised by a professional ceptionist. Winlock Woman to Serve Four Years for Gas Station Assault ELMA GAS STATION: Anna woman she admitted to beating vik, noted a Lewis County case State hospital, saying Kohler is “I’m sorry for hurting inno- with a baseball bat were minor, calculated her offender score at someone “who is led astray very cent people that I didn’t even M. Kohler Among Four Deputy Prosecutor Gerald Full- zero, and argued Kohler’s stan- easily, just kind of goes along.” know,” Kohler said in court People Charged following er said. In fact, he said the vic- dard range in this case should Kohler pleaded guilty to sec- Monday. tim didn’t need medical treat- have been nine months to a year. ond-degree assault after beating While giving her the low end Assault and Shooting ment and was more bothered by Judge Mark McCauley decid- a woman with a baseball bat of her standard range, McCau- being struck with paint balls by ed to calculate the score based April 13. Rhonda G. Harris, 48, By Brionna Friedrich ley cautioned Kohler against fu- another suspect. on the facts of the case, rather also pleaded guilty to beating ture crimes. The Daily World But a lengthy, albeit non- than previous courts’ calcula- the woman. Ricky D. Sizemore, “I hope you get the message violent, criminal history put tions. 53, is accused of shooting the that because your history is sub- One of four people charged Kohler’s standard sentenc- “That’s the way I should do woman’s 26-year-old boyfriend in an Elma gas station assault stantial, your sentences are go- ing range at four years, three it. If somebody erroneously cal- with a paintball gun, and Gor- ing to be high,” he said. and shooting has been sen- months to five years. culated her score and gave her don J. Harper, 39, is charged tenced to more than four years In Grays Harbor Superior a break, why should she get an- with shooting the man with in prison. Court Monday, there was some other break?” he said. a .22-caliber pistol. Sizemore Have a The injuries Anna M. Kohler, debate as to whether that was the Karlsvik cited a mental allegedly led the others to con- mobile phone? 27, of Winlock, inflicted on the case; her attorney, Harold Karls- health evaluation from Western front the man over a $700 debt.

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indicates a significant potential donate blood. Valid identifica- fundamental principles of math Burn Ban Goes Into for lightning-caused wildfires, tion is required to donate. and English. By the end of the Effect Statewide according to DNR. To schedule an appointment program, students design roads, By The Chronicle to donate, call Mashelle Patrick storm drainage systems, water at (360) 870-2581, or schedule and waste systems and large A statewide burn ban is now Blood Drive Scheduled online at www.redcrossblood. earthwork projects. July 26 - August 1 in effect until Sep. 30, according in Tenino for Aug. 12 org using code: “teninorebekahs” Students lay out commercial Epic to the Department of Natural developments and residential $3 • PG-13 Resources. By The Chronicle plats, using industry standard 11:00am The statewide ban prohibits The American Red Cross Information software such as AutoCAD to outdoor burning and campfires Iron Man 3 will hold a blood drive in Tenino Session Planned for complete their designs. $3 • in all public state-owned land, on Monday, Aug. 12, from 11 Graduating CET students PG-13 even in developed campgrounds, a.m. to 4 p.m. Centralia College Civil can continue their education to 2:00pm & 5:30pm CH500444cz.cg according to a press release from Presented by Bucoda Re- obtain a bachelor’s degree. Fast and Furious 6 DNR. bekah Lodge 144, Independent Engineering Class An introductory CET course $3 • PG13 This is in addition to the Order of Odd Fellows, the drive By The Chronicle is being offered fall quarter, 9:00pm countywide ban currently in ef- will be held at the Tenino Ma- Civil engineering technol- which begins Sept. 23. $$Two Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, fect for Lewis County that went minor with parent at or before 6:00pm sonic Lodge 86, 260 Sussex St. ogy, a high-demand workforce For information call (360) Minor with parent before 7 pm only into effect Monday. All outdoor $3 All Ages • Ages 3 and under are FREE With only a few weeks be- education training program at 736-9391, ext. 483. 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia burning on county-owned land (360) 736-1634 • is restricted unless in an ap- fore the start of school, the Red Centralia College, is holding an proved campfire site. Cross urges all current and eli- information session in the sci- Hot and dry conditions have gible new donors who have not ence center on Aug. 15 from 9 made the possibility for a wild- given blood this summer to help a.m. to 2 p.m. fire unusually high on both the combat the region’s shortage by A high-demand designation the east and west sides of the state. donating blood. often implies the availability of now has “Now is the time to be vigi- Blood products routinely are financial aid and that the state Carports! lant. It is everyone’s responsibil- transferred to those with cancer views it as a growing field with ity to be appropriately cautious and other diseases, premature ba- increasing employment oppor- See us at the fair! bies, organ transplant recipients tunities. during this season,” said Peter • Locally manufactured Goldmark, the commissioner of and accident and trauma victims, The two-year program pre- according to the Red Cross. • Custom sizes public lands, in a press release pares students to jump into • Portable from DNR. “The risk of wildfire Volunteer blood donors are engineering, surveying or con- • Easy installation is unusually high and the conse- the primary source of blood struction support jobs after

• Afordable CH501860sl.cg quences could be catastrophic. used for transfusions, and the graduation. • Long lifetime We have hundreds of firefight- blood must be there before it is Starting wages range from ers fighting two major wildfires needed in order to save lives. $15 to $22 an hour for most po- Call for Prices and numerous smaller fires in Any healthy person age 18 (or sitions, according to a Centralia Washington state. Our resourc- age 16 or 17 with parental con- College press release about the Same location: 146 Estep Rd. • Napavine, WA 98565 es are stretched thin.” sent) or older who weighs at least program. Same telephone #: (360) 262.9080 This week’s weather forecast 110 pounds may be eligible to CET students focus on the

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• Main 7 LocaL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013 Taste of Alaska Comes to Napavine FamiLy RestauRant: To Open Tuesday, Bakery aBout taste oF to Come in September aLaska — a FamiLy By amy nile RestauRant [email protected] Owner’s Name: James Fernandez A new restaurant is planning Age of Business: opens to open Tuesday in Napavine. Tuesday Napavine City Councilor Number of Employees: 8 Bob Wheeler, who has his sights Address: 114 E. Washington set on economic development Ave., Napavine in the area, said this eatery will Phone: (360) 262-9452 be much different than the es- Website: http://www. tablishment at the Washington tasteofalaskawa.com Avenue location, previously the Hours: 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. until Wild Turkey Cafe. expanded hours take effect in “It’s not going to be anything September like it,” Wheeler said. “It’s really something.” James and Wanda Fernan- salmon and fresh catch of the dez are opening Taste of Alaska day. after relocating from Alaska “We are adding a few things earlier this year. to the menu for date night,” “Taste of Alaska is truly a Pete Caster / [email protected] Wanda said. family restaurant,” Wanda Fer- Wanda Fernandez laughs as her father, LeRoy Geist, bites into a doughnut outside the Taste of Alaska restaurant in Napavine The family is finishing reno- nandez said. on Wednesday afternoon.The restaurant, which is currently under construction and is planning to be open early next week, vations on the space this week. Seven family members will will be run by Fernandez’s husband, James. Wanda considers herself “the girl Friday” as she does all the things that no one They made the lounge area be working at the eatery, includ- else will, such as marketing, public relations and helping make tables with her father. into a light blue “Arctic room,” ing Wanda’s sister, Viena Verte- which is a dining space set up feuille, a French-trained pastry decent price,” Wanda said. for meetings and parties. On Fridays and Saturdays, the space chef, who will open a bakery on All plates will cost less than will provide a more upscale din- site in September. $20, except the 1-pound prime ing atmosphere. Vertefeuille will train her rib special. “A community needs a fam- niece, Mary Kay Abair, at the The menu will also include ily restaurant,” Wanda said. new bakery to pass down the comfort foods such as baked tradition. “We’re wanting to be a place macaroni and cheese, roast beef for the community to come to- The family also has deep ties and spaghetti with meatballs. to the area. gether.” “What we consider family The Taste of Alaska open- James’ mother, June (Snod- home cooking,” Wanda said. grass) Fernandez, grew up in ing follows three other recent Additionally, the res- business additions to Napavine, Napavine. Many relatives still taurant will feature all-day live in the area and will pitch in including a chiropractor, an op- breakfast and a kids’ menu tometrist and a gun shop in the at the restaurant when needed. with smaller portions, avail- “For me, that was the wonderful same area. able to all ages. part of moving here,” Wanda said. “It’s going to be a fabulous ad- “Not everybody can eat a big The couple had not planned dition,” Wheeler said. “It’s really on opening a business. But, honking serving,” Wanda said. going to be a draw.” P.S.P Construction workers nail in siding at Taste of Alaska family restaurant in Wanda said, when they saw the “And my husband does not do ••• Napavine on Wednesday. property up for sale and that the small portions.” Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 community lacked a real family On Friday and Saturday twitter.com/AmyNileReports restaurant, they decided to use “Everything just fell into line,” clude caribou sausage, bison nights, Taste of Alaska will serve www.facebook.com/ James’ 30 years of experience to Wanda said. “Obviously, it’s and halibut. up specials such as fried chicken, AmyNileTheChronicle

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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 STEM Learning Accelerating at Chehalis School District On Monday, the Chehalis “the premier STEM program in be required to raise their expec- The Chehalis Foundation School District begins a new Our Views a comprehensive high school in tations and the schools will be is funding $153,000 to push phase in the journey toward Washington.” equipped with up-to-date labs But the pace of the trek STEM learning for the 2012-13 becoming the best in the state That’s a lofty aim for a small and technology. quickens on Monday when the school year. at teaching its students STEM town with a small tax base, but One example of this new school district, in conjunction Out of the Ingwersen dona- learning, which stands for sci- we believe it will happen, given emphasis on STEM learn- tion, another $75,000 is going ence, technology, engineering with the Chehalis Founda- the track record of those in- ing will include equipping all tion, opens up its first STEM toward STEM program funding and math. volved in the Chehalis Founda- seventh-graders with a robot- for the 2013-14 year. The STEM program at the Summer Academy — a week tion. ics learning package. Another of learning the latest in STEM, In a major addition, the district leapt forward in the To achieve the goal, the dis- example is offering six weeks Orin Smith Foundation and the spring of 2013 when the estate from building a smartphone trict will provide STEM for all of free summer school to all Lintott family are adding an- of Ray and Mary Ingwersen do- app to the latest in molecular students, and get every one of sixth-, seventh- and eighth- other $300,000 for the 2013-14 nated $1.8 million toward a per- genetics and DNA profiling. the students college and career graders, along with after school manent endowment for STEM The free academy is open to ready (with seniors in the com- programs. school year for STEM learning, learning in Chehalis. all Lewis County high school petition for the limited amount At the high school level, the as detailed in a front page story Today, the Chehalis School students. of slots in the nation’s top col- goal is to equip all sophomores in today’s Chronicle. District offers advanced mo- The is the first in an aggres- leges and universities). with iPads for STEM course- The final goal is to add a lecular genetics, computer sive commitment to a perma- Key to success, and a major work, and give teachers more STEM wing at W.F. West High programming and robotics/ nent, cutting-edge STEM pro- component of the effort, is to professional development av- School. engineering classes. The district gram. The goals were presented raise STEM capabilities, specifi- enues. This is heady stuff. It is also has increased its STEM teachers to The Chronicle Editorial cally math, for middle school Of course, all of this takes a grand time to be an elementa- from one to eight, along with Board Wednesday afternoon. students, then continue those money, which is not readily ry student about to enter middle funding STEM professional de- Simply put, the Chehalis Foun- efforts into high school. available from the state or from school in the Chehalis School velopment for staff. dation aims to make W.F. West To do all that, teachers will passing levy elections. District.

COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... A Kindly Unmasking of a Suspected Copycat Sometimes discovery that a omable reason, I’ve been asked much-loved person has the pro- to come back with my ukuleles verbial feet of clay can ruin an this year and sing more songs otherwise bright and shiny day. from the 1920s. It’s hardly the It’s even worse when the person most popular show on the mid- under suspicion of wrongdoing way. The first year, I estimated has recently passed away. that 10 people appeared in the I’m referring to that unques- audience. Last year, that num- tioned upholder of everything ber jumped to 12. Hey, that’s a right and good in America, 20 percent increase! If the same Sheriff Andy Griffith, or Andy trend continues, the audience Taylor, as he was called in “The should swell to 14.4 mem- Andy Griffith Show.” Andy bers this year. (Three o’clock Griffith had a varied career that Wednesday on the South Stage.) really got its start in 1953 with I only hope the weather isn’t the release of as hot as it was last year. How a comedy re- hot was it? The heat started cording called softening the nylon strings on “What it Was, my ukes and they all slipped out Was Football.” of tune. The man running the What an origi- sound system said other per- nal idea, right? formers had the same problem. Letters to the Editor Wait. I’m glad to see that The For the list we’ve all seen numerous dedicated to providing the best By Bill Moeller Shoppe will be coming back as Centralia School Board benefit of the one of the headliners this year. times before. It left me wonder- possible education for students few people who Back when I was still doing my Needs New Member ing what she’s been focusing on while at the same time being may not have had the pleasure Mark Twain show, we appeared To the editor: as a director these past 15 years. mindful of both state and federal of listening to the side-splitting on the same stage for a couple The presentation of candi- Dolezal says the current dis- laws and patrons’ wallets. She is humor, it was a description of a of years running at the Puyallup dates for Centralia School Board, trict administrators are doing a a no-nonsense, practical person game of football as witnessed by Fair. I hope I’ll get a chance to Position 5, by The Chronicle on good job and she will continue who makes decisions only after a rural backwoods hayseed who meet them again. July 20 seems to give more rea- to be supportive even when she thoroughly studying all aspects had never seen the game. It was There’s a certain ritual sons for replacing incumbent doesn’t agree with them. In my of an issue. hilarious, as were the several involved when attending our Patty Dolezal than for retaining value system, six out of seven Buzzard brings to the table sequels describing trips to the fair. I always stop by the Fisher her. Centralia schools receiving a “C” a volunteer’s perspective — one opera, ballet and a few other trailer to purchase a scone, even Dolezal begins her com- or “D” rating on the State Board that has seen programs in action, sports. though they aren’t as good as ments by seeming to blame the of Education’s Achievement In- has been pleased with what she’s Now fast-forward to the I remember from childhood age of our school facilities for dex is not doing a good job. seen, and has decided she would present, where I’ve been re- at the Puyallup Fair when they Centralia’s poor student perfor- It’s obvious to me that the like to support her school district reading some of the books used to be dripping with actual mance. She failed to observe that Centralia School District Board by running for a board position. written in the 1940s by H. Allen hot melted butter in addition to the only school to receive an ex- of Directors needs to direct a She, too, is a bright, thoughtful Smith. In “Life in a Putty Knife the jam. cellent rating is our oldest school. course correction to our school person who will be informed, ask Factory” (copyright in 1943, 10 I used to buy a corn dog, too, So much for that argument. administrators — significant questions and support programs years before Andy’s recording) if for no other reason than to Dolezal also seems to be improvement or out the door. that are best for students, fair to there’s a description of an al- remind myself how bad they ac- confused about early release That’s why I’m supporting faculty and staff, and mindful of Neal Kirby for Centralia School most identical game, credited to tually were. An ear of corn from days, saying, “students are get- patrons’ concerns. Board Position 5. We need to keep someone named Tom O’Reilly. the Rotary booth has replaced it ting their 180 days of instruc- I call that a win-win for all his knowledge, experience and Could that kindly sheriff, in recent years. tion.” That isn’t the truth as I see parties concerned. I hope you’ll who gave such wonderful down- enthusiasm for excellence alive in Of course, one of the main it. Yes, the school district and all join me and many others who home advice to young Opie over the Centralia School District. attractions of attending a fair its employees are getting full pay think Dolezal and Buzzard are the years, have once been guilty our size is the knowledge that for 180 full days of instruction, just what the Centralia School of plagiarism? Sure looks like it, but the students, many whom James A. Smith we’ll always run into some Centralia Board needs. don’t it? Maybe so, but I’m sure friends or acquaintances walk- obviously need more instruc- that in 2012 when Andy finally ing down the midway. (I don’t tion time rather than less, are be- Doris Wood got to the pearly gates, Saint know why I separated friends ing shorted all those classroom Re-Elect Dolezal and Centralia Peter started chuckling so hard from acquaintances. They’re all hours lost to early release. Buzzard to School Board he couldn’t do anything else but friends at the fair.) What does the grand total of just wave him on in. ••• lost hours add up to, a week or To the editor: College Chose Design ••• Bill Moeller is a former entertain- more? And how effective are the Having read the responses for Kemp/Corbet Statue Along with everyone else, er, mayor, bookstore owner, city coun- morning hours on early-release of candidates for the Centralia I’m looking forward to another cil member, paratrooper and pilot liv- days, when the students are all School Board and having vis- To the editor: edition of the Southwest Wash- ing in Centralia. He can be reached at revved up about getting out ited with several of them, I can Centralia College chose the ington Fair. For some unfath- [email protected]. early? Has student performance say without hesitation that I design for the Kemp/Corbet improved or declined in recent support Patty Dolezal and Amy memorial from several designs years as we have added more and Buzzard. With these two people submitted by James Stafford. First Amendment Center Quote of the Day more early release days? we get the best of both worlds: a Centralia College chose what With 15 years of school seasoned candidate seeking re- they believed best represented “We can never be afraid to add our voice to the board experience behind her, I election to the board in Dolezal these wonderful ladies. There American voice, which is a collective voice.” expected Dolezal would have an and an enthusiastic newcomer are many people who remember impressive list of accomplish- in Buzzard. them with their own experiences. ments to present. But all she of- Dolezal has proved her worth Russell Simmons fered is the standard beginners to the school district patrons by R.H. Keesee hip-hop mogul, 2007 “What I’d Like to Accomplish” being informed, thoughtful and Adna

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By then, though, Thom- Lori Hamm, of Longview, While a lengthy prison term in Califor- to the state’s violent sexual pred- son had taken another car and Thomson, 53, nia. (California gets to try Thom- ator center on McNeil Island fled to California, police say. and Two Others faces murder son first because that’s where after his 2002 prison release. He By Barbara LaBoe charges both in he was arrested.) Late last week, grew up in Longview and Kelso Lori’s Body, with a gunshot Longview and Jerry Hamm said he still hopes to and spent almost all of his life in to the head, was found in the The Daily News Spokane for attend the California trial. the region. woods near Castle Rock on Aug. John Wayne Thomson — the two of his al- At least one member of Police say Thomson’s 1 — the same day Thomson is man accused of murdering Lori leged murders, Cowlitz County law enforce- month-long killing spree started accused of killing 55-year-old the Hamms be- ment also plans to be there. July 7, 2006, in Spokane, when Charles Hedlund in California. Hamm, of Longview, and two John wayne thomson other people in 2006 — is finally lieve the Cali- Cowlitz officials have been he met 73-year-old James Eh- Hedlund’s body was discovered fornia case will convicted rapist, in contact with their coun- rgott, killed him and stole his near San Bernardino, Calif., headed to court in his Califor- accused of murder nia murder trial. be their only terparts in California, and a car. Ehrgott’s body has never Aug. 5. It is Hedlund’s murder chance to see Thomson in court. Cowlitz detective is expected been found, but Thomson con- that Thomson is being tried for Jury selection in the death The California case does not travel to San Bernardino to tes- fessed to the killing, according in California. penalty case is set to being Aug. include Lori Hamm’s murder, tify in that case, Chief Criminal to court records. Thomson then Thomson remained on the 12 and will take most of the though aspects of his flight into Deputy Charlie Rosenzweig said headed to Southwest Washing- run for several days, and the month. The trial is scheduled California may be mentioned. Tuesday. He declined to name ton, where he grew up. FBI got involved in a search that to start Sept. 3, according to the the detective or describe his tes- Lori Hamm — who knew blanketed the West Coast. Ac- San Bernardino County District cowLitz couNty Prosecutor timony at this point. Thomson in passing from sing- cording to court records, Thom- Attorney’s Office. Sue Baur said last year that she “We’re looking forward to the ing karaoke in local bars — was son was headed back to Wash- It’s a day Hamm’s parents intends to bring Thomson back day in court in which we present last seen on July 16, 2006, as she ington when he was caught. feared would never come. Last to face the local charges no mat- our evidence,” Rosenzweig said. left church in Kelso. He was captured in Califor- year they and prosecutors ter what happens in California, “Obviously this also relates to The next day a man an- nia on Aug. 7, while allegedly at- shared their frustration at de- calling Thomson one of the top our investigation of the death of swered her cell phone and told tacking a woman with a hammer lays in the case, chiefly caused five worst alleged killers she’s Lori Hamm.” her father she wasn’t there. The in a carjacking attempt. Two Vic- by Thomson being assigned sev- ever prosecuted. Hamms called police, noting torville, Calif., newspaper press- eral sets of new public defenders, Jerry Hamm, though, said at thoMsoN, a three-tiMes con- that a brain injury from a car men subdued him. He’s been who had to start the case from the time he doubted that Wash- victed rapist, was declared a crash made Lori too trusting of held without bail since his arrest. Heat Stresses Washington Potato Crop By Kristi Pihl Dale Lathim, executive director weeks ago, Lathim said. Last The Tri-City Herald for the Potato Growers of Wash- week, some started harvesting ington and the United Fresh Po- russet potatoes. ‘‘This is the best place in the world to grow KENNEWICK — The tato Growers of Washington & Stahl started harvesting she- whims of Mother Nature and Oregon. The heat also can dam- pody potatoes, which feature potatoes.’’ the marketplace may have age the tubers. white skins, near Boardman on aligned this year for Washing- Growers for the fresh market, July 15. ton's potato farmers. which makes up about 10 per- Stahl, who farms near Board- Mike Pink farmer Thus far, potatoes appear cent of Washington's crop, suf- man, Hermiston, Pasco, Othello to have weathered the heat, al- fered from a "price disaster" last and Ritzville, said overall his though some potatoes are turn- year, said Chris Voigt, executive crop looks good and appears to ed 9.8 billion pounds of potatoes some setbacks, which could ing out a little smaller than nor- director of the Washington State be weathering the typical July last year, slightly up from 2011, mean the potato supply may be mal. Potato Commission. Farm- heat. when Washington's potato crop on the shorter side of manage- And fresh potato farmers ers lost money after concerns Right now, his potatoes was valued at $771 million, ac- able this year, Lathim said. face the prospect of a market about a nationwide overplanting are headed straight to proces- cording to the U.S. Department Prices for fresh potatoes are where their spuds are in de- caused fresh market prices to sors, including ConAgra Foods of Agriculture. That made it the getting higher than growers mand — instead of the glut last plummet. Lamb Weston, Simplot and Ba- state's fourth-highest-valued have seen in years thanks to the year that depressed prices into Lathim expects strong prices sic American Foods, he said. commodity, after apples, milk nationwide decrease in potato the range of unprofitability. this year, he said. Starting about Sept. 15, his pota- and wheat. acreage and a near empty supply Mike Pink and his crews toes will go to storage. Washington growers are of potatoes, Voigt said. only are a few days into harvest- aBout 80 PerceNt of the state's Stahl is among the larger shipping more fresh potatoes Prices for fresh potatoes like- ing early Ranger russet potatoes potatoes — including those potato growers. His crews likely than normal this week and last ly will drop after the next five at Pink Farms near Burbank. grown by Pink and John Stahl will continue harvesting until week so potatoes can be avail- weeks or so as other areas begin The potatoes Pink and other of Ritzville's Stahl Farms — are the end of October. able, Lathim said. harvesting, he said. farmers grow help make Wash- headed to the frozen processing Pink expects to end harvest This year, he said it appears ington the nation's second-larg- market, where they will be made earlier, likely during the first farmers planted an ideal acreage aNd washiNgtoN's fresh mar- est producer. into everything from french week of October. for demand. ket potato growers may benefit "We are just blessed here," fries to hash browns. Washington farmers planted this year from the Philippines said Pink, who farms from Bur- Overall, potatoes appear to for Now, Potato growers about 160,000 acres of potatoes announcement in June that it bank to Mesa and Basin City. be a little smaller than normal, need the next six weeks to fea- this year, down slightly from the would allow U.S. table stock po- "This is the best place in the which could mean a lower over- ture temperatures that aren't too 164,000 acres raised last year, ac- tatoes to be imported, said Ryan world to grow potatoes." all yield, Voigt said. However, hot so it can cool down enough cording to the USDA. Holterhoff, the Washington quality of those potatoes are at night for potato plants to con- State Potato Commission's di- Last year, heat duriNg the last "outstanding." tinue to grow, said Pink, who the usda overstated the po- rector of marketing and indus- three weeks of August stunted "The growing season started has just less than 1,000 acres tato crop last year, Lathim said. try affairs. Washington growers' the growth, Pink said. Pink, out darn near perfect but the of potatoes. Low 90s or less is Now, last year's crop already has proximity to international ports however, got lucky, because his heat this past month took its about perfect, he said. been shipped, creating an op- may help in marketing Wash- tonnage made up for slightly toll on the crop," Voigt said. "We In general, the Columbia Ba- portunity for Washington fresh ington potatoes to the Philip- lower quality last year. were headed for a record-break- sin has the best climate for grow- potato farmers, since they start pines. Potato plants may get ing yield until the heat hit. Now ing potatoes, Pink said. While harvesting earlier than some "The Philippines has been stressed and stop growing if we are looking at average to just farmers still deal with ups and other areas, such as Idaho, the one of Asia's fastest growing temperatures are hotter than below average yields." downs, it tends to be less than nation's top potato-producing economic markets and potatoes 100 degrees for several consecu- what other growing regions face. state. have historically been a popular tive days and do not cool down farMers started harvestiNg And other potato-growing vegetable used in a variety of below 75 degrees at night, said chipping potatoes about three washiNgtoN farMers harvest- areas also have experienced their local dishes," he said.

Thorbeckes State Losing 9 Weeks of Unemployment Benefits 5-Pack Personal OLYMPIA (AP) — Wash- and are paid by the state. How- gible workers. Officials estimate employed and claiming long- ington state's long-term unem- ever, one long-term benefit that approximately 26,000 un- term benefits will soon be Training Package: ployment benefits will decrease program funded by the federal employed workers will lose ben- receiving notices from the de- by nine weeks next month, state government currently lasts up efits by the end of the year. partment informing them of officials announced Wednesday. to 37 weeks in Washington The department said that the change. According to the Officials with the Employ- state and is triggered on and about 114,000 people claimed Employment Security Depart- ment Security Department said off by the state's unemploy- either regular, emergency or ment, more than $6 billion $179 that the decrease was triggered ment rate. The federal benefit extended benefits last month. in emergency unemployment because the three-month aver- will drop from 37 weeks to 28 More than 140,000 people in the compensation has been paid age of the state's unemployment weeks on Aug. 11. state have exhausted all of their to about 440,000 unemployed (Regularly $205.00) rate was below 7 percent. In total, the maximum weeks available unemployment ben- workers in Washington state May be used as Regular unemployment of unemployment benefits will efits to date. since the program was acti- benefits last up to 26 weeks drop from 63 to 54 for most eli- Those who are still un- vated in July 2008. 10, 30-Minute sessions OR 5, 60-Minute sessions!

(Non-members must pay the Wildfires Burning Near Wenatchee, Goldendale appropriate Day Use Fee per visit. Limit one-pack per person. Non- WENATCHEE (AP) — through Thursday. And Com- Wenatchee in the Colockum Pass have been evacuated. transferable, non-negotiable.) Commissioners in one Eastern missioner of Public Lands Peter area. The fire was 8 percent con- More than 340 firefighters Expires Aug. 15, 2013 Washington county have de- Goldmark banned all outdoor tained, but the flames spread rap- were focused on protecting pow- clared an emergency due to a fires on lands protected by the idly Tuesday, churning through er lines, recreation areas, wind wildfire, as residents prepared Washington State Department dry fuels to the south, fire spokes- farms and some scattered homes Tuesday for thunderstorms that of Natural Resources. man Peter Frenzen said. south of the fire, Frenzen said. could spark even more blazes. Nearly 1,700 firefighters were The Federal Emergency Man- The potential for thunder- The National Weather Ser- working to control two wildfires agement Agency authorized the storms also raised fears about vice also issued a red-flag warn- already burning, including a use of federal money to help with high winds and lightning, which ing for extreme weather con- blaze that has destroyed three firefighting costs for the fire burn- could spark even more fires.

ditions with the possibility of homes and several outbuildings. ing in Chelan and Kittitas counties. "The winds and the thunder- Centralia 360 736-1683 CH502299bw.db thunderstorms and lightning The Colockum Tarps Fire Kittitas County commis- storms are a concern, but on the Chehalis 360 748-3744 that could spark new fires east of has burned across more than sioners declared an emergency plus side, we're also looking at Rochester 360 273-0457 the Cascades, beginning Tues- 92 square miles of grass, sage- Tuesday because of the flames. the possibility of some moisture www.thorbeckes.com day evening and continuing brush and timber southeast of Residents of about 60 homes by Thursday," Frenzen said. Main 10  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013

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Sirens WASHInGTOn STATE PATROL of Napavine, was arrested and his girlfriend’s bike into a ditch in 500 block of Carlisle Avenue and rected, and the car spun off into booked into jail for suspicion of Stan Hedwall Park during a fight had damaged a rhododendron the brush and struck a tree. The Bike Strikes Trailer violating a protection order on at 2:36 a.m. Wednesday. plant, valued at $30. The case is Chevrolet was destroyed. • A 55-year-old Randle man the 100 block of South Tower still under investigation, pend- • A 20-year-old Olympia wom- was transported to Morton Gen- Avenue at 12:34 a.m. Thursday. LEWIS COUnTy SHERIFF’S OFFICE ing a review of security video. an was cited for speeding too fast eral Hospital after he collided Obstructing for conditions after she accidentally with a flatbed trailer while rid- Broken Window Failure to Register drove into a ditch at 8 p.m. Tuesday • Calina F. Anderson, 23, of ing his bike 9 miles west of Pack- • Someone threw a rock through • Anthony D. Webb, 28, a tran- on the 100 block on Rogers Road Centralia, was arrested and booked wood on U.S. Highway 12 shortly the rear window of a parked vehicle sient, was arrested and booked in Chehalis. Her 1997 Honda Civic into jail for allegedly obstructing a after 6 p.m. Tuesday, according near the intersection of Mellen and into jail for alleged failure to reg- was destroyed. She was not injured. police officer after she was contact- to Washington State Patrol. The Yew streets. The damage was re- ister as a sex offender. He was lo- ed by deputies near milepost 2 on man, Paul N. Smale, he was trav- ported at 11:08 a.m. Tuesday. cated in Chehalis on Wednesday. Coal Creek Road in Chehalis and WEST THURSTOn FIRE eling on the eastbound shoulder Stolen Winch near milepost 122 and collided Vader Hit With Vehicle Prowls allegedly refused to give her name. AUTHORITy with a parked trailer, and de- • A winch was reportedly sto- • Police are investigating a Anderson was contacted at 2:40 len from the 1300 block of Sunset p.m. Tuesday because she was in a Potential Arson stroyed his bike. The cause of the string of vehicle prowls in the • Firefighters responded to a crash was ruled to be inattention. Way at 11:18 a.m. Tuesday. city of Vader that occurred late parked car arguing with a man in a no-trespassing area. small fire on a mobile home porch Damaged Meters Tuesday night or early Wednes- on the 6000 block of Southwest day morning. There are three CEnTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMEnT • Officers took a report of Crashes 203rd Avenue at about 2:30 a.m. suspects, all of them juveniles. • A 21-year-old Onalaska wom- Wednesday, said Chief Robert Livestock at Large damaged city meters on the There were six vehicle prowls 1200 block of West Main Street an was transported to the hospital Scott. The fire was discovered by • Centralia police officers as- throughout the city that oc- with minor injuries after a car ac- a neighbor who was returning at 1:41 p.m. Tuesday. The case is curred on the 800 block of G sisted deputies in capturing four still under investigation. cident on the 500 block of Larmon home from work and extinguished horses that ran into traffic in the Street, the 1000 block of E Street Road in Onalaska. The woman it with a garden hose. The fire ap- area of the 500 block of South Burglary as well as on the 100 block of was driving a 2010 Chevrolet Aveo pears to be intentionally set, and Street at 12:48 p.m. Wednesday. • Someone entered a resi- Spring Court. Police are at- when a deer went in front of her car the case was referred to the sheriff’s tempting to locate the suspects. Unruly Train Passenger Arrested dence on the 500 block of North at 6:16 p.m. Tuesday. She swerved office. The damage to the mobile Iron Street and stole a Sony Randle Man Hospitalized in an attempt to avoid it, overcor- home was minimal. • Hassan Alabar Sabaghi, 64, game console. The case, which of Seattle, was kicked off an Am- • A 33-year-old Randle man was reported at 2 p.m. Tuesday, was airlifted to Harborview Medi- The only independent and locally owned funeral home trak train headed to Denver after is still under investigation. he screamed at other passengers. cal Center to be treated for a pos- in Centralia-Chehalis. When a conductor kicked him off Burglarized Shed sible broken back and for internal the train in Centralia at 11:25 a.m. injuries after a car accident on the NEWELL-HOERLING’s MORTUARY

• A shed on the 100 block of CH502042sl.cg 300 block of Kiona Road in Randle. Wednesday, he allegedly became West Chestnut Street was report- He was not wearing a seat belt. He 205 W Pine Street, Centralia 360-736-3317 even more agitated and started edly burglarized at 7 p.m. Tuesday. kicking luggage and threatening was driving a 1996 Buick Regal at est. 1907 Amtrak and police personnel. He Assault about 7 p.m. Wednesday and failed was arrested and booked into jail • Jacob S. Lindstrom, 31, of to make a turn. The car left the Three generations of our family serving your family since 1922 for disorderly conduct. Centralia, was issued a citation road and hit some trees. The car was destroyed. His passenger sus- Theft at 2 a.m. Tuesday after he al- legedly assaulted his girlfriend tained minor injuries and she was In Remembrance • A woman in her 20s with dark on the 400 block of South Pearl transported to Morton General hair down to her waist and tattoos Street the previous night. Hospital and released. The driver on her legs stole several items of will be cited for driving without a miLDreD m. hanKe Stolen Car clothing from a store on the 1300 valid license, wheels off the road- watching, picking berries block of Lum Road shortly before • A red 1999 Honda Civic way and failure to wear a seat belt. and mushrooms and going on noon and ran out of the store. She with Washington license plate Broken Down Car Stolen road trips; especially when got into a dirty, older model, black 389BEQ was reported stolen at the destination was the beach. truck and fled from the area. 5:11 a.m. Tuesday from the 1000 • A broken-down 1997 Dodge Mildred was preceded in block of Eckerson Road. Stratus was reported stolen at 5 death by her husband, Henry Stolen Bike p.m. Monday from the 1400 block F. Hanke; son, William • Two young boys were spot- of U.S. Highway 12 in Ethel. The Drury; brothers, Pete and ted stealing a gray GMC Yukon CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMEnT car, valued at $200, did not start. Albert Rasmore; and sister, mountain bike from the library Amelia Mickas. on the 100 block of South Silver Disorderly Boyfriend Damaged Rhododendron Mildred is survived by Street at 4 p.m. Wednesday. • Jesse J. Wheeler, 31, of Che- • Someone called police at 8 her children, Toni Drury, halis, was arrested and booked a.m. Tuesday to report someone Connie Sotelo, James (Judy) Violation of a Protection Order into jail for suspicion of disorderly had “spun cookies” on the lawn Drury, and Cheryle Herrick; daughter-in-law, Rosie • Martha N. Flemming, 22, conduct after he allegedly threw of Onalaska High School on the Drury; ive grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Death Notices Chehalis. A memorial service will be at Commodities Mildred M. Hanke, 96, A graveside service will 10 a.m. Friday at the Napavine Assembly of Rochester, passed away be held at 11am, Friday, • THOMAS CLARK WILLFORD, 66, Roches- of God Church, followed by a potluck Gas in Washington — $3.92 (AAA of Aug. 2, 2013, at Claquato reception. at home on Sunday, July 28, ter, died Saturday, July 27, at the Puget Washington) 2013. She was born on Jan. Cemetery in Chehalis, Wash. Sound Veterans Affairs Hospital, Seattle. Crude Oil — $105.30 per barrel 4, 1917 in Blanford, Ind., to Arrangements entrusted to Service details will be announced at a (CME Group) Pete and Minnie Jo Rasmore. Sticklin Funeral Chapel in later date. Arrangements are under the Lotteries Gold — $1,325 (Monex) Centralia. Silver — $19.85 (Monex) Mildred lovingly made a direction of Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Washington’s Tuesday Games home for her family. In her Centralia. spare time Mildred enjoyed To view the obituary, please • JAMES “DOC” BLAKE, 64, Chehalis, died Mega Millions: 25-27-36-42-44, 39 caring for her yard, bird go to chronline.com/obituaries. Monday, July 22, in Chehalis. A memo- Next jackpot: $12 million Corrections rial service will be 6-8 p.m. Monday, Aug. Match 4: 05-06-10-21 ••• sticklin Funeral Chapel 1437 South Gold 12, at the Virgil R. Lee Building, Chehalis. Daily Game: 7-5-0 If you find an error, please call Condolences may be offered at Centralia, WA 98531 • CHARLOTTE L. MILLER, 88, Chehalis, died Keno: 04-10-11-18-24-26-30-31-32- the newsroom as soon as possible at www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com Tuesday, July 23, at Woodland Estates, 34-36-42-44-46-50-56-65-67-73-79 807-8224, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. (360) 736-1388 In Remembrance In Remembrance William C. Reinke marion arthur savage Beloved Husband, Father, Brother, Grandpa, Uncle & Friend many years working closely grandkids, looking for deer adventurous and loved to with Dick Wilson in their S & and elk as they would spend travel, enjoyed bowling, golf, W Haying business. hours out together. Art also beach volleyball, hiking, Art loved working with kids loved working in his garden as camping and collecting and coached a little league he would raise a large garden rocks. He especially loved baseball team for many years. every year. sitting on a sunny beach. He found it funny that some Art was preceded in death by Preceding him in death were his parents, Charles of the same boys he coached his wife, Pat, in May 2012 and and Marjorie Reinke; and his through little league would not is survived by, Susie Gieseke, daughter, Karla Reinke Clark. only become part the County Jody Sederberg, Vicky Hoven; He is survived by his loving crew that he worked with but stepchildren, Cheryl (Ken) family, wife, Jeanne; Kim, also iremen that he worked Zwiefelhofer, Dick (Shirley) Pat and Maggie; Matt; Fred next to in the ire department. Wall, Tim Wall, Carol Maze, and Denise; Jennifer, Nick, Along with the County he Jen Maze, Ed (Barb) Maze, Jakob and Josie; Heidi, John, Emmaline and Elliot; Patty also gave a lot of dedication to Ben Maze, Patty Chandler; ive and Bill, Ben, Gus, Sophie the Winlock Fire Department. grandchildren and ive great- Marion Arthur Savage, 79, grandchildren. William C. Reinke of and Hannah; Beth, Bob and He worked as a ireman for Drake; Shelly and Matt; passed away on July 24, 2013. 35 years as well as both the His love for his family and Olympia, Wash., passed Art, as his friends called him, away July 29, 2013. Bill Willie, Leah and Tucker; Assistant Chief and Fire grandchildren was obvious as loved people and gave great Lucy and Bob; Leona and was born on Jan. 14, 1934 to Commissioner. Art loved being he spent many hours supporting Earl; Joan; and many cousins Marion and Viletta (Sanders) hugs, cheerful smiles and a ireman; he enjoyed all of the them in their different sporting many compliments. He will and friends. Savage in Bickleton, Wash. A celebration of life activities that went along with events and hunting and ishing be missed. Art loved being an athlete in being part of this group of with them as well as going for He was born in Sept. memorial will be held at 10:30 a.m., with a short high school and graduated guys. He would tell you story rides in the woods with them. 1936 in Lewis County, valedictorian of his class. Wash., and graduated from ceremony beginning at 11:00 after story of it being both The kids loved to hear the Chehalis High School in the a.m., on Saturday, Aug. 3, Art irst came to Winlock in a heart breaking and majorstories of when he was a kid and class of 1954. He attended 2013 at the Olympia Center, 1955 and worked as a log truck rewarding experience, of would spend hours convincing 222 Columbia St. NW, driver for 10 years. He then Washington State University, which his family loved to hear. him to take them ishing at the earned Bachelor’s and Olympia. For directions, worked for the Grange Supply contact Funeral Alternatives Art married his wife, Pat ishing bridge which was one Master’s Degrees and was selling different types of farm of 31 years on Jan. 17, 1981. of their favorite things to do a member of the AGR of Washington at 360-753- 1065. equipment. Between the log Art and Pat spent many of their with Grandpa Savage. fraternity. While he was there, truck driving and selling farm he also dated and married Memorial donations can earlier years with friends in A celebration of Art's life Jeanne M. Sanderson. They be made to Fred Hutchinson equipment he made some of their hunting parties, known will be held on Aug. 3, 2013 moved to Ithaca, N.Y., while Cancer Research Center, his closest friends. Art later as The Hole in the Wall Gang, at 11:00 a.m. at the Cattermole Bill attended Cornell to work Senior Services for South worked for the Lewis County as Art loved the outdoors, with Funeral Home. Pastor Billy on his PhD in food science. Sound STARS Program or Public Works Department as your favorite charity. Please ishing, hunting, and goling Morris will oficiate the Bill worked in the food a grader operator and later with good friends. He had service. A reception will follow industry until his retirement leave memories at www. FuneralAlternatives.org became a Road Supervisor for an incredible sense of humor the service at Art's home. in 2000, working and living the County. With a lot of heart in St. Louis, San Diego and and his contagious laugh was Indonesia. He volunteered To view the obituary, please and dedication he would work one of his trademarks. He To view the obituary, please and was an active member go to chronline.com/obituaries. in this position for 31 years, especially loved spending go to chronline.com/obituaries. of his community. He was retiring in 1995. He also spent time in the woods with his • Main 11 LocaL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013 Lewis County Detective to Run 100 Miles to Raise Money for American Cancer Society 100-MiLe TreK: Tom Callas Will Run From donaTe To The cauSe Those interested in donat- Rainier, Ore. to Rainier, ing to Tom Callas’ mission can Wash., in Time to Arrive visit his Facebook page “T R A C: Tom Runs Against Cancer” or for South Thurston mail a check to P.O. BOX 363 County Relay for Life Silver Creek, WA 98585. All of the money is donated to By Stephanie Schendel the American Cancer Society. [email protected] Checks can be made out to the American Cancer Society Detective Tom Callas has or TRAC. worked for the Lewis County Sher- iff’s Office for the past 24 years, responding to crime in the com- rive for the East Lewis County munity and locking up bad guys. Relay for Life’s opening ceremo- For the past several years, how- ny. Callas said he estimates his ever, Callas has taken on a different run last year raised about $5,000. kind of bad guy — cancer. “More importantly, a lot of Callas, a six-year cancer sur- people went out and got tested vivor, is running 100 miles this for cancer,” he said. Pete Caster / The Chronicle weekend to raise money for the Two of the people who were Tom Callas, a detective with the Lewis County Sherif’s Oice, jogs up a winding grade just four miles from the top of White American Cancer Society for the tested as a result of the aware- Pass on U.S. Highway 12 in Yakima County in July of 2012. second time. ness campaign were diagnosed, “We need to fight back, keep treated and now are living can- Lewis County Sheriff’s Office. ing his “Cancer Sucks” T-shirt enjoy it, and to help out with the fighting, and not give up,” he said. cer free, he said. For the past seven years, he has again for the end portion of his run. causes. I don’t run to win. I don’t Callas will leave from Rain- “That is more important than worked as a detective who in- Throughout the year, the de- race, I run.” ier, Ore., at about 4 a.m. Friday money,” he said. vestigates crime against particu- tective has run for several causes, He said he ran fewer miles and will run all day and night, Like last year, he will be ac- larly vulnerable victims, such as including the Special Olympics, training for this 100-mile jour- without sleep, until he arrives at companied by a support team, the elderly and children. Alzheimer's, cancer and a chil- ney than the one last year. the field of Rainier High School traveling in a car that follows him Callas chose Rainier, Wash., dren’s hospital. His last long distance run in Washington in time for the on his journey. Callas plans to for his this year’s end mark for In the past two and a half before Relay for Life, which Relay for Life in south Thurston make periodic stops throughout Relay for Life after he found out years, Callas said he has run spanned 61 miles, was one of his County at 2:45 p.m. Saturday. his journey to eat and drink water. the East Lewis County Relay about 4,500 miles for various better runs, he said. Last year, Callas ran 100 Callas has worked in law for Life in Morton, which was causes and for training. “I am expecting it to be a lit- miles from Yakima to Morton, enforcement for 28 years, more scheduled for July, was canceled. “A lot of people go out to win tle easier because there is not a over White Pass, in time to ar- than 24 of which has been at the Callas said he plans on sport- the race,” Callas said. “I run to mountain pass,” Callas said. Formerly Inactive Railway Now Shipping Local Barley Loaded: Western Washington Railroad Makes First Shipment ‘‘It’s better than on Chehalis Railway waiting in a truck line By Kyle Spurr all day.’’ [email protected] George Pearce For the first time since West- Wilco Agronomy Center, Chehalis ern Washington Railroad took over the 20-mile railway from Maytown to Chehalis last year, load, we call BNSF for an appro- the railway is being used to ship priate kind of railcar,” Deutscher goods rather than railcar stor- said. “They drop it off in our age. yard and in this case it goes to Truckloads of barley, grown Vancouver.” by farmers in the Boistfort Val- Wilco Center in Chehalis, a ley, were delivered to the rail co-op company that works with yard near West Street in Che- local farms, used its trucks on halis on Wednesday. The barley Wednesday to deliver the barley was loaded into 100-ton railcars from the farms on Boistfort Val- and will be shipped to Vancou- ley. ver, Wash. Bill Deutscher, a WWR cus- George Pearce, who works in tomer service specialist, said by at Wilco in Chehalis, said direct- leasing the 20-mile railway from ly loading barley onto the railcars Tacoma Rail last year, WWR in Chehalis is much easier for the took over a storage agreement farmers and saves money. with Greenbrier, a Lake Oswe- Previously, farmers had to Pete Caster / [email protected] go-based railcar leasing compa- drive trucks down to Kalama Barley from a local Chehalis farm is dumped out of a 12-ton truck onto a conveyor belt that moves the grain into a train car ny that has been storing railcars and wait in line for it to be in Chehalis on Wednesday afternoon. on the track. shipped. WWR, which signed a one- “It’s better than waiting in a being stored around Chehalis the new shipping business. kind of thing we are trying to year lease that expires in Octo- truck line all day,” Pearce said. and up in Maytown. “This is an example of the pursue,” Deutscher said. ber, has not seen any other kind Last month, the 20-mile The future ownership of the of business until Wednesday. track saw more activity when railway is also possibly changing “Since we’ve been here, all Greenbrier started moving since Tacoma Rail announced we have done is car storage,” more stored railcars off the the railway is for sale and is Deutscher said. “This is differ- track. Deutscher said the negotiating with Lewis County. ent. This is new business.” stretch of track from Blakeslee Both the Tacoma City Council Six, 100-ton railcars, owned Junction in Centralia up and Lewis County Commission by Burlington Northern Santa through Grand Mound paral- would have to approve the trans- Fe, will be filled with barley this lel to Interstate 5 is now clear action. week. of stored railcars. Deutscher said in the mean- “When we know we have a Many idle railcars are still time WWR is encouraged by

calendar: Farmers Market; Organizations CH502669cf.db Continued from Main 2 Tenino Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 262-3720 elections.chronline.com p.m., Tenino Elementary School, (360) Singspiration, 6 p.m., Pathway Jubilee, the performances will be 515-0501 Church of God, 1416 S. Scheuber Road, on Saturday, Aug. 10, at 7 p.m. Dancing, Country Four, 7-10 p.m., Centralia, no admission charge, sing- South Union Grange, 10030 Tilley Road ers from the Pentecostal Church of with the final performance on S., Olympia, (360) 352-2135 God, Olympia, and local singers, (360) Sunday, Aug. 11 at 2 p.m. Games Day, traditional and mod- 291-3211 Advanced tickets are $10 ern board games, card games, 1 p.m., Regular excursion steam train ride adults; $5 children and are Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) and museum tour, Mt. Rainier Scenic available online at www.Mor- 740-0492 Railroad, 10 a.m., 12:45 p.m. and 3:30 tonRoxy.org and at the BCJ Gal- Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach p.m. (barbecue meal with 3:30 p.m. ride), trains, excursion to Milburn, 1 and 3 Elbe-Mineral, (360) 492-5588, reserva- lery and Centralia College East. p.m., 1.25 hours, 1101 Sylvenus St., Che- tions (888) STEAM11 Tickets, $11 for adults and $6 for halis, 748-9593, www.steamtrainride. Recycling workshop, composting children, will be available at the com basics and options, 10 a.m., Lewis Coun- door. Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach ty Solid Waste Transfer Station, 1411 S. The performance will evoke train, excursion to Ruth, 5 p.m., 1.75 Tower Ave., Centralia, (360) 740-1212, memories of Morton activities hours, 1101 Sylvenus St., Chehalis, 748- [email protected] 9593, www.steamtrainride.com Bagpipe music, 6 p.m., front lawn, COMING SOON!! focused on family ties with spe- Hunks the Show, 8 p.m., Lucky Eagle White Pass Country Historical Museum, cial reference to the importance Casino, reserved seating $32-37, general Packwood, (360) 494-4031 of railroad ties that brought the admission $22-27, ticketmaster.com or Walking tour of downtown Pack- August 9th - 10th, 2013 community together. This qua- Lucky Eagle box office, (800) 720-1788 wood, 7 p.m., starts at White Pass Coun- Watch The Chronicle for details... si-historical retrospective cel- Randy Linder, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter try Historical Museum, led by Virginia ebrates early 20th century local Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) Squires 273-2000, ext. 301 events through song, dance, ro- Planning meeting, proposed coal Community thrift sale, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., and crude oil trains in Centralia, 11 a.m., mance, explosions and croquet. Reliable Enterprises, 203 W. Reynolds 729 N. Washington Ave., Centralia, old- The audience is invited to Ave.,Centralia, space rent $22, hot dogs [email protected] or (253) dress in period costume for the and Pepsi, $1 each, (360) 736-9558, (360) 531-3353 world premiere of this original 388-7577 or bgilbert@reliableenterpris-

organizations CH502552ca.db production on Aug. 3. Every es.org Lewis County Gospel Concert, 6 p.m., Disabled American Veterans, 1 p.m., (360) 736-0166 · 1-800-962-6826 audience will be encouraged to Chehalis Seventh-day Adventist Church, American Legion building, 111 W. Main 300 S. Tower · Centralia join in the singing of some of the 120 Chilvers Road, Chehalis, no admis- St., Centralia, (360) 245-3357 or (360) www.powersportsnorthwest.com old, familiar tunes. sion charge, (360) 864-4254 or (360) 262-9360 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013 • Main 12 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Optimism Among Cultural Awareness Plus Minorities Exceeds That Sentencing Under Way High Walls, Barbed Wire of Whites by Widest Lead to Drop in Insider Margin Since 1987 For Cleveland Kidnapper Attacks In Afghanistan WASHINGTON (AP) — CAMP GARMSER, Afghan- Americans’ attitudes about their By Andrew Welsh-Huggins and Thomas J. Sheeran istan (AP) — When Marine Maj. economic future are sharply di- The Associated Press Chris Bourbeau walked alone vided by race, with whites sig- into an Afghan base last spring, nificantly less likely than blacks CLEVELAND — A sentenc- ‘‘The entries speak of forced sexual he left behind his helmet, bullet- or Hispanics to think they can ing hearing is under way for a proof jacket and rifle. Given the improve their own standard of man convicted of imprisoning conduct, of being locked in a dark room, of deadly insider attacks that had living. Indeed, optimism among three women in his Cleveland anticipating the next session of abuse, of rocked U.S.-Afghan relations, minorities now outpaces that house for years and repeatedly he was putting his trust — and of whites by the widest margin raping and beating them. the dreams of someday escaping and being his life — in the hands of the Af- since at least 1987, a new analy- The hearing for Ariel Castro ghan troops he was training. sis shows. began with his attorneys object- reunited with family, of being chained “I tell people who are visiting: The Associated Press-NORC ing to prosecutors’ plans to pres- to a wall, of being held like a prisoner of ‘Take that stuff off. Your first Center for Public Affairs Research ent details of the women’s ordeal. line of defense is your rapport, analysis shows that after years of Defense attorney Craig war ... of being treated like an animal.’’ not your gear,’” Bourbeau said. economic attitudes among whites, Weintraub says those facts were That kind of cultural aware- blacks and Hispanics following appropriate for a trial, which ness and relationship-building Castro agreed to avoid by plead- Tim McGinty similar patterns, whites’ confi- Cuyahoga County prosecutor, referring to diaries kept by captive women is cited by a new Pentagon re- dence in their economic future ing guilty. port noting the slight ebb in the has plummeted in the last decade. Weintraub says the goal now deadly insider attacks on Amer- Blacks and Hispanics, meanwhile, should be to protect the privacy icans by Afghan forces. Anoth- have sustained high levels of opti- of the three women. er reason is less encouraging: mism despite being hit hard in the Assistant Cuyahoga County the table, Castro stands to get The sentencing could take Americans have taken better recent recession. Prosecutor Blaise Thomas says life in prison plus 1,000 years on up to four hours, court officials measures to protect themselves. The findings come as Presi- it’s appropriate to show the Thursday. said, with Castro, his attorneys, New high walls and barbed dent Barack Obama seeks to pro- world what Castro did. Cuyahoga County pros- his victims and prosecutors get- wire divide U.S. and Afghan mote a broader message of eco- Castro pleaded guilty last ecutor Tim McGinty said in a ting a chance to speak. The legal bases where troops once mingled nomic opportunity amid a rising week to 937 counts including sentencing memorandum filed team representing the women’s relatively freely. New routines gap between rich and poor. The aggravated murder, kidnapping, Wednesday that Castro, who interests declined to comment are in place, such as appointing AP reported this week that 4 out rape and assault in a deal that chained his captives and fed on whether they would testify or “guardian angels” to watch other of 5 U.S. adults have struggled could bring a life sentence plus them only one meal a day, “ad- send statements to the court. soldiers as they sleep in far-flung with joblessness, near poverty 1,000 years. mits his disgusting and inhu- Prosecutors brought a model bases. More biometric and other or reliance on welfare for at least man conduct” but “remains re- of the house where Castro, 53, background checks are run on part of their lives, with white pes- THREE MONTHS AFTER AN Ohio morseless for his actions.” imprisoned the women into the the Afghans working with the simism about their economic fu- woman kicked out part of a door The memorandum says courtroom Thursday ahead of Americans. Troops’ quarters and ture at a 25-year high. More than to end nearly a decade of captiv- many of the specific charges in the sentencing. training areas are separate, and 40 percent of the poor are white. ity, a onetime school bus driver Castro’s indictment reflect con- Afghans are forbidden to walk The AP-NORC analysis of faces sentencing for kidnap- duct documented by one of the IN THE COURT FILING, McGinty armed in most U.S. bases. data from the General Social ping three women and subject- women in her diary. offered new details of Castro’s Survey, a long-running biannual ing them to years of sexual and “The entries speak of forced treatment of the women, who he survey conducted by NORC at physical abuse. sexual conduct, of being locked said were kept “in a state of pow- U.S., Pakistan to Resume the University of Chicago, found Prosecutors are expected to in a dark room, of anticipating erlessness” through physical, sex- High-Level Negotiations just 46 percent of whites say their detail Ariel Castro’s daily as- the next session of abuse, of the ual and psychological violence. family has a good chance of im- saults on the women, recounted dreams of someday escaping “He made them believe that ISLAMABAD (AP) — U.S. proving their living standard giv- in diaries that compared the and being reunited with family, their physical survival depend- Secretary of State John Kerry and en the way things are in America, women’s experience to that of of being chained to a wall, of be- ed on him, and he threatened his Pakistani counterpart, Sartaj the lowest level in surveys con- prisoners of war. With the pos- ing held like a prisoner of war ... to end their lives if they did not Aziz, said Thursday that the two ducted since 1987. In contrast, 71 sibility of the death penalty for of being treated like an animal,” comply with his every demand,” countries will resume high-level percent of blacks and 73 percent a forced miscarriage taken off it says. McGinty said. negotiations over security issues. of Hispanics express optimism Kerry also said he had in- of an improved life — the biggest vited Pakistan’s newly elected gap with whites since the survey Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif, began asking. First Women Legally Wed in Minnesota to come to Washington to meet Blacks and Hispanics di- with President Barack Obama. verged sharply from whites on “I’m pleased to announce that this question following Obama’s today, very quickly, we were able to election as the nation’s first black agree to a resumption of the stra- president in 2008. Economic op- tegic dialogue in order to foster a timism among non-whites rose, deeper, broader and more compre- while whites’ optimism declined. hensive partnership between our countries,” Kerry said at a press conference with Aziz in Islamabad. Legislation Lowering He said the talks will cover Student Loan Rates on “all of the key issues between us, from border management to Its Way to White House counterterrorism to promoting WASHINGTON (AP) — A U.S. private investment and to bipartisan bill that would lower Pakistan’s own journey to eco- the costs of borrowing for mil- nomic revitalization.” lions of students is awaiting Pres- The U.S. and Pakistan ident Barack Obama’s signature. launched high-level talks on a The House on Wednesday wide swath of security and de- gave final congressional approval velopment programs in 2010. to legislation that links student But the talks stalled in Novem- loan interest rates to the financial ber 2011 after U.S. airstrikes on markets. The bill would offer low- a Pakistani post on the Afghan er rates for most students now but border accidentally killed 24 higher rates down the line if the Pakistani soldiers. Even before economy improves as expected. that, the bilateral relationship For the moment, the focus was severely damaged by a vari- was on the class of students Stacy Bengs / The Associated Press ety of incidents, including a CIA signing loans for classes this fall. Margaret Miles, right, celebrates with wife Cathy ten Broeke, left, after they were married at the Minneapolis Freedom contractor shooting to death two The measure passed 392-31. to Marry Celebration this morning at the Minneapolis City Hall. The couple were the irst women legally married in Pakistanis in the eastern city of Minnesota. Lahore and the covert U.S. raid that killed Osama bin Laden in George Zimmerman Pakistani town of Abbottabad. Stopped for Speeding Navajo Nation Supports NM Horse Slaughterhouse Near Dallas, Released By Jeri Clausing drought-stricken range. ley Meat Co., saying overgrazing Uruguay Takes First With a Warning The Associated Press “It’s a sensitive subject to begin by feral horses is causing serious Step Toward Becoming with because horses are consid- environmental and ecological FORNEY, Texas (AP) — ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — ered sacred animals, so you just damage. First Nation to Legalize George Zimmerman, the neigh- The Navajo Nation is jumping can’t go out and euthanize them,” Marijuana Industry borhood watch volunteer who into the emotional and divisive Zah said. “That would go too far ON MONDAY, VALLEY MEAT in Ro- was cleared of all charges in the fray over a return to domestic MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay against cultural conditions. At swell and another recently ap- (AP) — Uruguay’s unprecedented Florida shooting death of un- horse slaughter, drafting a letter the same time we have a bunch proved horse slaughterhouse in armed teenager Trayvon Martin, to federal officials in support of plan to put the government at the of horses that no one is caring for, Iowa are scheduled to become was stopped for speeding on a a New Mexico company’s plan center of a legal marijuana indus- so it’s a delicate balance.” the first facilities in the country highway near Dallas, officials to begin exporting horse meat try has made it halfway through said Wednesday. next week. to legally slaughter horses since congress, giving President Jose Forney police stopped Zim- The tribe’s support for Val- BECAUSE OF THE HORSE over- Congress effectively banned the Mujica a long-sought victory in merman on Sunday as he drove ley Meat Co. comes one week population, the tribe already is practice seven years ago. That his effort to explore alternatives to west on U.S. 80, about 20 miles after Robert Redford and former rounding up and selling wild ban was lifted in 2011. the global war on drugs. east of Dallas. A police dash- Gov. Bill Richardson joined the horses, Zah said. Some of those, Apparent arsonists hit Val- All 50 members of the gov- cam video released Wednesday opposite side of the debate, say- he said, end up being shipped to ley Meat Co. over the weekend, erning Broad Front coalition shows an officer interacting ing, among other reasons, that Mexico. damaging the company’s refrig- approved the proposal in a party with Zimmerman and letting they were “standing with Native Supporters of a return to do- eration system. Owner Rick De line vote just before midnight him go with a warning. American leaders” to protect mestic horse slaughter argue it Los Santo said he can’t operate Wednesday, keeping a narrow The officer, who was not cultural values. is a more humane solution than without it, but he won’t know majority of the 96 lawmak- identified, asks Zimmerman, shipping unhealthy and starv- until Friday how extensive the ers present after more than 13 “Where you headed this week- BUT ERNY ZAH, spokesman ing animals to facilities south of damage is and whether it can be hours of passionate debate. end?” for Navajo President Ben Shelly, the border for slaughter under fixed by Monday. The measure now goes to the After an unintelligible re- said Wednesday that the na- unregulated and often cruel cir- De Los Santos said his family Senate, where Mujica’s coalition sponse, the officer asks, “No- tion’s largest Indian reservation cumstances. and his business have been the has a bigger majority and passage where in particular? Why you can no longer support the esti- The National Congress of target of threats over the past is expected to come within weeks say that?” mated 75,000 feral horses that American Indians, represent- year as Valley Meat has fought for the proposal to make Uruguay “You didn’t see my name?” are drinking wells dry and caus- ing tribes across the country, is the federal government for per- the world’s first nation to create a Zimmerman replies. ing ecological damage to the also lobbying in support of Val- mission to operate. legal, regulated marijuana market. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013 • Main 13

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Voice of the People Flag Planting on the Fourth of July

The annual Southwest Washington Fair will come to Chehalis Aug. 13 to Aug. 18. What is your favorite part of the fair?

Four-year-old Carson Albertson places an American lag at a Mossyrock campground on the Fourth of July. He is the son of Ben and Reionna Albertson, Randle.

“The popcorn.”

Adam Hart Chehalis, at-home call center Photograph submitted by Michelle Wilson, Winlock

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Birthdays Look for our Tuesday commentary by Julie McDonald Heddy (Allen) Godwin

Heddy (Allen) Godwin, Cen- tralia, is celebrating her 80th birthday with a potluck and open house at Glenoma Park from noon to 6 p.m. Saturday. THE ROAD TO Godwin was born July 29, “I go to the fair to eat 1933, in Ira, Va., the daughter of my way through it.” Emery and Eula Allen. As a teen- SUCCEED ager, she moved to the Glenoma Rhonda Faught area, and attended Morton High Chehalis, homemaker School. Her jobs included work- BEGINS WITH A CALL TO PLACE AN AD. ing for the Washington State Patrol Academy in Shelton. She also was a homemaker. Godwin was one of 13 chil- Heddy (Allen) Godwin dren, some of whom still live in the Glenoma area. ton; Linda Mattocks, Olympia; Her children and spouses are and Debi (Larry) Watters, Brady. REACH LEWIS COUNTY WITH THE CHRONICLE. Greg (Cindy) Mattocks, Yelm; Godwin also has several Don (Martha) Lynn, Morton; grandchildren and great-grand- REACH THE WORLD WITH CHRONLINE.COM . Brenda (Tom) Cleveland, Shel- children. CALL OUR REPS, To submit your birthday notices, e-mail [email protected] or send mail to Birthdays, The Chronicle, 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. WE CAN DO IT ALL. 736-3311 Engagements “I’ve never been. I’m a Puyallup Sarah Whittaker and John Emerick Fair junkie.” Sarah Whittaker and John Emerick, both of Lake Stevens, Rene Jeffers are getting married at 7 p.m. Chehalis, disabled Saturday at the Historic Wash- ington Hotel in downtown Che- halis. Debbie’s Boutique Whittaker is a 1998 graduate of W.F. West High School, and Clothing, Gifts & Accessories currently is attending Everett Community College. She is a HUGE server/bartender at Lombardi’s Italian Restaurant, Everett. Storewide Sale! Now Open 7 Days a Week!

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News in Brief By The Chronicle of Brad and Holly Mencke. a release from the National For- with the permits, Jones said. Gifford Pinchot National For- • Cameron Sheets, 8, of Cheh- est Service. Commercial buyers and sell- est Passes and Permits page at Finalists for Little Miss alis. Sheets attends R.E. Bennett Anyone harvesting more than ers of huckleberries must regis- http://www.fs.usda.gov/main/ Friendly Announced Elementary and is the daughter 3 gallons, or selling any quantity, ter their sales transactions. giffordpinchot/passes-permits. of Mark and Vikki Sheets. must obtain a commercial huck- Violation of any regulation The five finalists to become • Emily Mills, 10, of Winlock. leberry permit; commercial per- for commercial harvest is sub- the living logo of the upcom- Mills attends Centralia Chris- mits cost $40 per permit for 14ject to a citation and fine, - acCentralia Railroad ing Southwest Washington Fair tian School and is the daughter days or $75 for a season, accord- cording to Jones. Crossing to Reopen Friday were announced this morning. ing to the Forest Service. Huckleberry harvest for per- Four girls from Chehalis and of Cecelia Mills. The Burlington Northern The winner will be an- Permits allow for up to two sonal use remains free, and no one from Winlock will vie for weeks of camping. All garbage permit is required; personal use Railroad railroad crossing on the Little Miss Friendly cape. nounced during opening ceremo- Maple Street between Railroad nies at the Southwest Washington and human waste must be con- consists of 3 gallons of huckle- The finalists include: tained and removed from Na- berries per person per year. Avenue and Gold Street in Cen- Fair, which takes place Aug. 13-18. • Cami Aldrich, 9, of Cheha- tional Forest land, Tauhir Jones, Areas closed to both personal tralia will reopen at 5 p.m. Fri- lis. Aldrich attends Olympic El- public affairs officer for the Gif- and commercial picking include: day following a week-long clo- ementary and is the daughter of Commercial ford Pinchot, said in the release. the legislated Mount St. Helens sure for repairs. Randy and Lisa Aldrich. Rakes or mechanical devices National Volcanic Monument, The railroad crossing closed • Laney Barker, 10, of Che- Huckleberry Season for berry harvest are not permitted. legislated Wilderness Areas and 7 a.m. Monday to traffic. halis. Barker attends Olympic Traffic is being detoured Permits are available at ranger the “Handshake Agreement” Elementary and is the daughter to Open Aug. 12 district offices and the Mount St. area of Sawtooth Berry Fields. south to the Main Street rail- of Kip and Staci Barker. Commercial huckleberry Helens National Volcanic Monu- Berries at lower elevations road crossing during the closure. • MaKayla Mencke, 9, of Che- permits for the Gifford Pinchot ment Headquarters. Maps, show- are starting to ripen, Jones said For questions, contact Cen- halis. Mencke attends Olympic National Forest will be available ing areas where commercial pick- in the release. tralia Engineer Jan Stemkoski at Elementary and is the daughter beginning Aug. 12, according to ing is not allowed, will be issued For more details, visit the (360) 623-1845.

STEM: ‘Today, For Career Opportunities For Kids in America, It’s Critical’ Continued from the front page graders to robotics in the sci- light on this, saying our kids ticated high school STEM pro- ence program. need to do better in math,” gram puts many Chehalis stu- SUMMER STEM Additionally, the funding in- Middle schoolers in the af- Vander Stoep said. “I was dents ahead in college. ACADEMY cludes $79,500 for use to be de- ter-school robotics program will proud of the fact the district “Without that they would termined by the district, $15,000 compete next year. was willing to identify a prob- not be able to compete and suc- What: A 5-day program for high school chemistry labs that offers all Washington high Chehalis Foundation board lem, talk about it publicly and ceed at the college level,” Vander and $99,500 for middle school school students experience in member J. Vander Stoep said come with an aggressive plan robotics and mathematics. Stoep said. robotics, coding, biotech and while the district’s seventh- to solve it.” “I’m hoping this is going to Bryn Vander Stoep has re- research raise the level of achievement of graders are performing in read- The new funding, Vander turned from college to intern When: Aug. 5 to Aug. 9 all students in math, particular- ing and writing, they did not do Stoep said, will pay for a tremen- with the district’s Summer Stem from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ly at the middle school,” Bissett as well on state math tests. dous effort to emphasize math. Academy, a five-day program Where: Monday through said. “It’s incredible.” About a quarter of Cheha- “Today, for career opportuni- that offers all Washington high Wednesday and Friday at W.F. Because student access to lis eighth-graders are currently ties for kids in America, it’s criti- school students experience in West High School and Thurs- taking algebra, which is required cal,” he said. robotics, coding, biotech and day at Centralia College cutting-edge STEM programs Who: Accepting Washing- in high school depends on math in order to take all the STEM Vander Stoep attributes the research. The academy starts courses at the high school level. success of his daughter, Bryn, ton high school students until skills developed at the middle Monday and is still accepting Monday High school STEM offerings who is now majoring in cellu- school level, Bissett said, the -dis students. Cost: $85 trict hopes to have at least half of include engineering, robotics, lar and molecular biology at the ••• Scholarships: available its eighth-graders passing alge- computer programming, soft- University of Washington, to her Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 based on financial need bra in the next three years. ware application development early exposure to STEM educa- twitter.com/AmyNileReports Information and registra- Additionally, she said, the and molecular genetics courses. tion at W.F. West. www.facebook.com/ tion: stemchehalis.org district will expose all seventh- “So the district is shining a In fact, he said, the sophis- AmyNileTheChronicle River: ‘She Was Trying Hard to Get Clean’ Tax: Tribe Owns 51 Percent Continued from the front page camp chair perched on the river ing to get well.” Continued from the front page recognized that the Grand bank, Fitzgerald said. Police Soper-Baker said Drug Mound Property was exempt opposite side of the river. found suspected methamphet- Court, which usually meets at of building a resort, confer- from state and local taxes, Her body was submerged in amine in her belongings. 4 p.m. on Mondays, is canceled ence center and water park it concluded that the struc- a shallow area of the river in less Thode was enrolled in Lewis next week. Instead, Drug Court on the Grand Mound Prop- tures on the land were not than a foot and a half of water, County Drug Court at the time participants will meet in the erty. tax exempt, because under he said. Under the agreement, the of her death, according to court Lewis County Commission’s the terms of the lease they Her face was a few inches be- tribe owned 51 percent of the documents. meeting room to honor and re- were owned by the LLC and low the surface of the river. “She was in treatment,” said member Thode at 4 p.m. The company. The last time anyone heard The Chehalis Tribe and not the tribe. Jennifer Soper-Baker, the Drug public is welcome to attend. A year later, the tribe and from Thode was late Saturday Court administrator. “She was “This is really hitting our pro- the company entered into the LLC brought suit against night, two days prior, when shetrying hard to get clean.” gram hard,” she said, adding that an agreement that specified called 911 to report that she Soper-Baker said Thode has there were a lot of people in the the company would own the the county for its efforts to had gone to the river earlier in a long history of drug abuse and program who were close to Thode. Great Wolf Lodge’s physi- collect property taxes; in the day, and was cold, wet and had been in and out of treatment Soper-Baker said Thode’s cal structures for 25 years,2008 at alone, the Thurston needed help, according to a po- the past few months, struggling death is the second one of a Drug which point, the Tribe wouldCounty Assessor’s Office lice report written by one of the to get and stay clean. Court participant within two become the owner. claimed the lodge owed more officers who searched for Thode “She still had a lot of fight months. Another participant - re In 2007, Thurston Coun- than $94,000 in taxes. that night. Thode told dispatch- in her,” Soper-Baker said, later cently died of an overdose. ty began assessing property Thurston County District ers that she had gone to the adding, “She was somebody “It just shows you how dan- taxes on the Great Wolf Court issued its ruling, in fa- Skookumchuck River through who had never given up on try- gerous these drugs are,” she said. Lodge. Though the county vor of the county, in 2010. Parkins Park that evening. While on the phone with 911 dispatchers, she waded through the river and went up the opposite river bank, according to the report. Fitzgerald said she was in contact with emergency re- Let the Bargain Hunting Begin sponders for a “considerable” amount of time, but she at times gave police conflicting state- Lewis County Wide ments about her whereabouts. The sergeant said there was Garage Sale a lot of “confusion” of where she was located. Several officers, as well as fire- fighters from Riverside Fire Au- Ad will run thority, searched the area where her body was located two days August 20, 22 & 24, 2013 later, for more than three hours on Saturday, according to the report. Rescue crews used a ther- Private party only. Ads must be mal imaging camera that detects body heat to aid in the search but prepaid and turned in by were unable to locate her. The phone line eventually 5pm Tuesday, August 13, 2013 went dead, and dispatchers were unable to call her back because her phone did not accept outside calls, according to the report. After several hours of at- tempting to locate her, crews Full Color Page gave up the search. 28 Words One of the Centralia police officers contacted the Wash- 3 Days ington State Patrol to see if the $30.00 agency’s plane, equipped with an Subscribers get infrared system, could fly over $5.00 Off! the area, but the plane was un- $1 More for each available, according to the report. set of 4 words Police later spoke to acquain- tances of Thode, who said they talked to her later Saturday night and that she was fine, Fitzgerald said. After further investigation, it appears that her friends had spo- ken to her prior to her calling 911. Saturday was the last time anyone saw her, he said. It -is un known how long Thode had been in the water or when she died.

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Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Lewis County Takes No. 2 Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 3 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Seed in Regionals Senior Legion Baseball Lizards Finish Second in AAA State Tournament By The Chronicle "Obviously it's a tough way to Cox went 3 for 5 for the Lizards that state tournament." The Lizards then punched SPOKANE — Sobe-Toyota end the year," Sobe-Toyota coach and drove in 3 runs in the vic- On Sunday, Sobe-Toyota their ticket to the state champi- finished second at the Senior Jake LeDuc said. "We jumped tory. Catcher Keylen Steen add- blanked Yakima 9-0 behind onship game on Monday with a Legion State Tournament this out of the gates in our first three ed a double and two RBIs while pitcher Brandon Conradi's six- 16-0 drubbing of Twin City. Der- weekend in Spokane after be- games and were kind of in the Brady Calkins went the distance strikeout complete game perfor- ek Putman allowed just one hit ginning the weekend with three driver's seat. But Hanford can on the mound, striking out four. mance. Conradi scattered eight on the mound for Sobe-Toyota straight victories and securing swing the bats. I've got to tip my "Offensively, if you look at hits, while his team score 2 runs while his team rapped out 15 hits. themselves a spot in the state cap to them." the runs and hits, it was every- in the fourth and sixth, then Shirer went 3 for 4 with a double championship game. Hanford, Sobe-Toyota began the state body in our lineup," LeDuc said. plated 5 runs in the bottom of and three RBIs. Steen, Ty Hous- however, beat the Lizards twice tournament on Saturday with "Every guy on the team contrib- the eighth. Dugan Shirer went 2 den, Calkins, Elam and Cooper in the tournament including a an 11-8 victory over Kennewick uted. It was a lot of fun for the for 4 with three RBIs and a triple Zurfluh all had multi-hit games. 15-6 victory in the champion- thanks to a 5-run rally in the first three days. We did every- while Steen and Andrew Elam ship tilt on Wednesday. top of the ninth inning. Alex thing we possibly could to win both homered in the game. please see LIZARDS, page S5 Babe Ruth Baseball Twin Cities 15s Slip Past Columbia Basin By Aaron VanTuyl [email protected] By the time the dust had settled on Ed Wheeler Field Wednesday night, the Twin Cit- ies 15-year-old All-Stars had themselves a neat and tidy 2-0 pool play record. That’s not to say, however, that adding a second win was anything resembling a breeze. Twin Cities, the tournament host, thwarted a late Columbia Basin (North Washington) rally to escape with a 5-4 win on Day 3 of the Babe Ruth Pacific North- west Regional Tournament. The locals took a 5-2 lead into the top of the final inning, but a grounder back to the pitcher was lobbed into center field with a runner on first and no one out. A strikeout followed, and a hit bat- ter then loaded the bases and put the go-ahead run at the plate. Jeff Tereski, who pitched a strong 6 ⅔ innings to get the win, coaxed an infield pop-fly out of the next batter, but surrendered a single to Columbia Basin’s Luke Gleasman that drove in a run. Twin Cities manager Kevin Wasson then brought in Jordan Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Twin Cities’ Nolan Hawkins dives back to irst base during 15-year-old Babe Ruth Paciic Northwest Regional Tournament baseball action against Columbia Basin (North please see 15s, page S3 Washington) Wednesday night in Centralia. Twin Cities 14s Edge Federal Way, Improve to 2-0 By The Chronicle Brandon Hansen / [email protected] The Twin Cities 14-year-old Twin Cities’ Tyson Guerrero sends All-Stars improved to 2-0 in the ball into play during Paciic 14-year-old Babe Ruth Pacific Northwest Regional Tournament baseball action against South Northwest Regional Tourna- Oregon Tuesday in Centralia. ment pool play with a wild-fin- ish in their 5-4 win over Federal Way Wednesday at the Lewis game with a 2-0 pool play record County Sports Complex. in the American division, which Federal Way, the tourna- Twin Cities now leads with a 2-0 ment’s North Washington invi- record. The Centralia-Chehalis tee, took a 4-2 lead into the sev- host team will face Burlington enth inning. Garrett Yarter led (2-1) at 5:45 p.m. today. off the top of the seventh with a walk, and then Tyson Guerrero Twin Cities 14, Siskiyou 0 knocked a shot into right-center The Twin Cities All-Stars field. The ball was thrown over tossed a three-man no-hitter the second baseman’s head, giv- in their pool play opener in the ing Yarter a chance to head 14-year-old Pacific Northwest home, and then recovered and Regional Tournament on Tues- thrown past the catcher, giving day, defeating Siskiyou (South- Guerrero room to score for a 2-run Little League homer. ern Oregon) 14-0 in five innings One out later Cody Parker- at the Lewis County Sports Sexsmith hit a single, and came ahead run. a 1-2-3 seventh inning to close and went 2 for 2 at the plate with Complex. home to score on a fly ball from Peters hit a solo home run in out the win. Yarter, meanwhile, a walk. Christian Peters for the go- the fifth inning, and then tossed pitched the first four innings Federal Way had entered the please see 14s, page S3

Home The Final Word Lewis Coun- ty’s Conner Washington Dismisses DL Pio Vatuvei Weed reacts TV’s Best Bet to scoring a SEATTLE (AP) — Washington has standard. The school did not release any run during dismissed sophomore defensive end Pio more information about Vatuvei’s dis- Major League Baseball Cal Ripken Vatuvei from its program for a violation missal. Seattle at Boston regional ac- of team rules. Vatuvei played in nine games and had 4 p.m. tion against Washington coach Steve Sarkisian seven tackles last season as a freshman. ROOT Conway- announced the decision in a statement Wednesday on Tuesday. Sarkisian says Vatuvei had He was a highly regarded recruit coming in Centralia. numerous opportunities to “display be- out of Patterson, Calif., and was expected —See S3 havior consistent with the values of our to be part of the Huskies’ defensive line Brandon Hansen / [email protected] program” and fell short of meeting the rotation for the 2013 season.

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Fishing Feeding Time Anglers Limited To One Hatchery Chinook Salmon Per Day At Marine Area 9

By The WDFW OLYMPIA — Start- ing Monday (July 29), an- glers fishing Marine Area 9 (Admiralty Inlet) will be limited to one hatchery chinook as part of their daily limit of two salmon. State fishery managers are reducing the hatchery chinook limit – down from two per day – to try to stay within the chinook guide- line for the area, said Ryan Lothrop, a fish biologist for the Washington Depart- ment of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW). “Catch rates in Marine Area 9 have been high since the fishery got un- der way 10 days ago,” said Lothrop. “So we’ve decided Photo courtesy of Lynn Colwell of Renton to make this change now A little bird-watching action paid of near Deception Pass State Park as a mother bird passes out morsels to her young last week to try and stay within our catch guideline and avoid closing the area’s hatchery chinook season early.” As of July 25, prelimi- Puyallup River Sport Salmon Fishery Opens In August nary estimates indicate By The WDFW Recreational salmon fishing of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) when fishing the Skokomish anglers in Marine Area 9 OLYMPIA — Recreational on the Puyallup River from the announced today. River, where a night closure and had kept or released about salmon fishing will open in City of Puyallup outfall struc- After several weeks of anti-snagging rule will be in ef- 4,300 legal-size chinook August and September on the ture across the river from the discussions, state and tribal fect. since the fishery opened in Puyallup River, while fishery junction of Freeman Road and co-managers agreed to open Sport fishing for salmon mid-July. That’s about 66 managers work to finalize fall North Levee Road upstream to salmon fisheries beginning on the Skokomish River from percent of the 6,528 chi- salmon fisheries. the mouth of the White River is in August, said Pat Pattillo, the mouth to the Highway 106 nook catch guideline for The sport fishery on the up- open on the following dates: salmon policy coordinator for Bridge is as follows: the hatchery chinook fish- per portion of Puyallup River Aug. 1 through 10, and Aug. WDFW. Aug. 3 through Aug. 25: ery, which is scheduled to will get under way Aug. 1 while 12 through Aug. 31 Earlier this year, the state Daily limit two salmon; release be open through August. the lower stretch will open Aug. Sept. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 13, and Skokomish Tribe were un- chum and wild chinook. An- 14, 18, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, and 28 able to reach agreement on the glers must keep the first two le- The new catch limit 16. Recreational salmon fish- fisheries during the annual gal salmon and stop fishing for will ensure compliance Earlier this year, the Wash- ington Department of Fish and ing on the Puyallup River from salmon season-setting process, the day. with conservation objec- Wildlife (WDFW) and Puyal- the 11th Street Bridge upstream known as North of Falcon. Sept. 15 through Oct. 15: tives and state-tribal man- lup Tribe of Indians were un- to the City of Puyallup outfall Since then, the co-managers Daily limit six salmon, up to agement plans in Puget able to reach agreement on fish- structure across the river from have continued negotiations. four adult salmon may be re- Sound, said Lothrop. eries during the annual salmon the junction of Freeman Road “We spent the last several tained. Release chum and chi- Anglers fishing Marine season-setting process, known and North Levee Road, will be weeks working out the details nook. Area 9 also may retain two as North of Falcon. Instead, open on the following dates: of the salmon fishery to ensure Oct. 16 until further notice: additional pink salmon, they agreed to continue nego- Aug. 16 through Aug. 31 conservations goals will be met Daily limit six salmon, up to but must release chum tiating. Sept. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 13, for wild chinook salmon,” said four adult salmon may be re- salmon and wild chinook. Those discussions mostly 14, 18, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, and 28 Pattillo. “We also worked to tained. Release chinook. focused on how to best ensure In all areas, anglers will structure the fishery to avoid Sport fishing for salmon For details on fishing regu- have a daily limit of six salmon potential gear conflicts between on the Skokomish River from lations in Marine Area 9, the safety of anglers and trib- al gillnet fishers on the river, (minimum size 12 inches). An- anglers and treaty tribal fish- the Highway 106 Bridge to the check the fishing regula- where conflicts between the glers may keep up to four adult ers.” Highway 101 Bridge is as fol- tions pamphlet at http:// two have occurred the last few salmon, of which only two may The hatchery chinook fish- lows: wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/regu- years. be any combination of chinook, ery on the Skokomish River Aug. 3 through Aug. 25: lations/. Developing orderly salmon coho and chum. All wild adult from the Highway 106 Bridge Open to salmon fishing Fri- fisheries where anglers and chinook salmon must be re- upstream, will be open to salm- days, Saturdays and Sundays Local Fishing Report gillnetters share narrow wa- leased. on fishing Fridays, Saturdays each week. Daily limit two terways, such as the Puyallup Anglers will be required to and Sundays each week through salmon; release chum and wild By The Chronicle River, is always a difficult task, use single-point barbless hooks Aug. 25. Fishing is closed on the chinook. Anglers must keep the Salmon/Steelhead said Pat Pattillo, salmon policy when fishing the Puyallup Riv- other days to avoid gear con- first two legal salmon and stop fishing for the day. Cowlitz River reported coordinator for WDFW. er, where a night closure and flicts, as well as limit impacts to anti-snagging rule will be in ef- wild chinook salmon, said Pat- Sept. 15 through Oct. 15: 22 bank anglers kept two “The safety of everybody on the river is paramount,” said fect. tillo. Open to salmon fishing Sept. adult and 12 mini jack Pattillo. “So openings for sport Anglers should note that the 15, 19, 20, 21, 22, 26, 27, 28, 29, spring Chinook and re- and treaty commercial fishers Recreational Salmon Fishing fishery above the Highway 106 30 and Oct. 1-Oct. 15. Daily leased nine minis. 50 boat will be separated in August and Opens For Skokomish Bridge gets under way with a limit six salmon, up to four anglers kept 18 steelhead. September to ensure everybody River on Aug. 3 two-day opening (Aug. 3-4), adult salmon may be retained. All the catches were sam- has a safe and fair opportunity and will be closed Aug. 5-8 be- Release chum and chinook. pled between the hatcher- to catch salmon.” fore reopening on its regular Oct. 16 until further notice: ies. Pattillo said the sport fish- By The WDFW weekly schedule Friday, Aug. 9. Daily limit six salmon, up to Last week Tacoma ing timetable in August and OLYMPIA — The recre- The hatchery chinook four adult salmon may be re- Power recovered 351 sum- September is consistent with ational salmon fishery on the fishery downstream from the tained. Release chinook. Highway 106 Bridge will be For more information, mer-run steelhead, 209 the tribe’s proposal, however, Skokomish River from the open seven days a week through see the fishing rule change spring Chinook adults, 24 further work is necessary to mouth to the Highway 101 complete the fishing schedule Aug. 25. at https://fortress.wa.gov/ jacks, 482 mini-jacks, two Bridge will get under way Aug. for October through December. 3, the Washington Department Anglers will be required to dfw/erules/efishrules/erule. sockeye, one chum salmon use single-point barbless hooks jsp?id=1337. and four cutthroat trout during five days of opera- tions at the Cowlitz Salm- Campfire Ban Extended To All Washington State Parks on Hatchery separator. During the past week By The Seattle Times ing devices that have a shield or upon fire-suppression resourc- and Norse Peak. Stoves using Tacoma Power employees Because of wildfire danger, base; and solid fuel citronella or es from regional and statewide liquid gas or compressed liquid released 75 spring Chi- campfires are banned in all other candles in a metal bucket firefighting efforts. Wildfires gas such as propane will be al- nook adults and 21 jacks Washington state parks until or glass container. are often ignited by lightning, lowed. further notice, the Washington State parks are following but most fires are caused by hu- In Cle Elum Ranger Dis- into the Cispus River above the lead of the state Depart- man activities, including care- trict, campfires will be allowed the mouth of Yellow Jacket State Parks Commission an- nounced Wednesday morning, ment of Natural Resources lessly tended outdoor fires, the only in these developed camp- Creek, 436 spring Chinook (DNR), which Tuesday pro- state parks announcement re- and more restrictions are on the grounds: Cayuse, Cle Elum Riv- mini-jacks into Riffe Lake hibited all outdoor burning on ported. er, Kachess, Mineral Springs, way for national forests. at Mossyrock Park and lands protected by DNR. That On federal lands, where Taneum and Wish Poosh. No recycled the sockeye and Use of charcoal briquettes is agency has fire protection re- campfires have generally been change on restrictions in Al- chum salmon downstream also prohibited in state parks. sponsibility on approximately restricted to developed camp- pine Lakes Wilderness. Campers will be allowed to into the lower Cowlitz Riv- 50 percent of state park lands. grounds, more restrictions are “We’re going to the next lev- use devices that allow for con- er. The State Parks ban on open coming this weekend, includ- el” of restrictions, Matt Castle, trol of combustion, including fires and campfires in all state ing: a deputy on the fire staff for the River flows at Mayfield propane and liquid gas stoves Dam are approximately parks is intended to minimize No campfires or use of bri- national forest, said Wednes- appropriate for camping and public confusion and cooperate quettes in Naches Ranger Dis- day. Restrictions aren’t as severe 2,630 cubic feet per second backcountry use; propane bar- in DNR’s effort to prevent wild- trict of Okanogan-Wenatchee as on state lands because many on Monday, July 29. Water becue devices that do not use fires. National Forest except in wil- national forest campsites are at visibility is 14 feet. solid briquettes; propane or DNR has said that signifi- derness areas, including Wil- higher elevations and are not as pressurized white gas warm- cant demands are being placed liam O. Douglas, Goat Rocks dry, he said. • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013

Cal Ripken Baseball COMMENTARY: Sideline Chatter A Night About Weiner By Dwight Perry The Seattle Times So what's next, Gay- lord Perry doctoring up baseballs on Elliott Spitzer Night? The Class AA Rich- mond Flying Squirrels are hosting Salute to Scandal Night on Tuesday, with $1 hot dogs in honor of An- thony Weiner, the sexting New York City mayoral candidate.

Headlines • At TheOnion.com: "Brewers worried Ryan Braun suspension might put season in jeopardy." • At SportsPickle. com: "Astros' starting Brandon Hansen / [email protected] second baseman defects Lewis County’s Jake Wilson throws a pitch during Cal Ripken Majors 60-foot Paciic Northwest Regional Tournament action against Conway (North Washington) to Cuba." Wednesday in Centralia. My, How You've Grown July 27, in case you Lewis County Takes 2-Seed to Quarterfinals missed it, was Alex Rodri- guez's 38th birthday. By The Chronicle Don Wilson said. “We had a Lewis County Tops Boise, 22-19 to seal the win. And some of his mus- hard time catching up with him. “It was just two excellent The Lewis County All-Stars Lewis County won its open- cles quietly turned 12. We hung in there for a little hitting teams,” Lewis County finished pool play with a 2-1 re- ing-round game of the Cal Rip- cord on Wednesday, after a 6-3 while, but they opened up an in- ken 60-foot Pacific Northwest coach Don Wilson said. “It Who's Your Caddie? loss to the Conway Diamond ning on us and we just couldn’t Regional Tournament by a 3-1 wasn’t a whole lot of bad base- Dogs at Centralia’s Fort Borst come back from it.” margin on Monday. The host ball, just two excellent hitting Golf prodigy Rory Park. Reilly Olmsted went all six team, however, needed a signifi- teams squaring it up and it was McIlroy's best chance to The host team in the Cal innings for Conway, allowing cantly larger amount of offense a barnburner.” fulfill his potential is "if four hits. Jake Wilson had a hit Jake Wilson also hit a 3-run Ripken 60-foot Pacific North- on Tuesday at Centralia’s Fort he finds the right wife," in and knocked in 2 runs, Conner homer in the second inning and west Regional Tourmament will Borst Park. the estimation of: Weed hit a double, and Kaleb finished the game with a whop- now face Kalispell, Montana, in Lewis County scored 11 runs a) Gary Player Rashoff and Dawson Stanley in the first inning but watched a ping eight RBIs. Conner Weed b) Dr. Phil Mickelson the loser-out regional quarterfi- each added base hits for Lewis hit a 3-run homer in the second nals at 10:45 a.m. today. 14-6 lead disappear in a 10-run County. fourth-inning explosion by East inning for the winners. Lewis County led 3-1 af- Truth in Advertising The winner of today’s quar- Boise, before rallying late to win Kaleb Rashoff pitched the ter three innings of action on terfinal will face Nisqually Ba- 22-19. fifth and sixth innings for Lewis New to the Class A Wednedsay, but the Northern sin — which went 3-0 in Na- Jake Wilson hit a grand slam County to record the win on the Northwest League this Washington representative put tional Division pool play — in in the top of the fifth inning that mound. The game featured a to- season: the Hillsboro up 5 runs in the fourth and held the regional semifinals at 3:45 put the local squad back in front, tal of 26 walked batters, includ- (Ore.) Hops. its opponents scoreless the rest p.m. today. The tournament and LC was able to get a long fly- ing the first five Lewis County Correction: Consider- of the way. championship will be played on ball out with the bases loaded hitters to the plate — which ing their 11-27 start, make “They just had really good Friday at 11 a.m., back at Fort and the winning run at the plate contributed to the 11-run first that the Hillsboro Bad pitching,” Lewis County coach Borst Park. in the bottom of the sixth frame inning. Hops.

pretty decent pitching.” Baseball Quiz 15s Twin Cities will face 0-3 When Alex Rodriguez Lewiston, Ida., at 7 p.m. tonight told Sports Illustrated, Continued from Sports 1 in another pool play game. "Above all, I want to be a Wood, the ace of the squad for role model," he was speak- the past few seasons, to close Twin Cities 11, The Dalles 5 ing specifically in refer- things out. Wood walked the The host team in the 15-year- ence to: first batter he faced, bringing old Babe Ruth Pacific Northwest a) his daughters in a run to close the score to a Regional Tournament came out b) Ryan Braun collar-tugging 5-4, but fanned on fire Tuesday at Ed Wheeler the next batter on four pitches to Field. Talking the Talk end the game. Twin Cities scored 5 runs in • Brad Dickson of the Tereski ended up striking the top of the first inning and Omaha (Neb.) World- out three, walking one, hitting rolled to an 11-5 win over The a batter and giving up six hits Dalles, after sitting idle with a Herald, after Red Sox slugger David Ortiz went — two of which came in the first Brandon Hansen / [email protected] bye on the first day of pool play. inning. None of the 3 runs he Twin Cities catcher Kolby Steen hugs pitcher Jordan Wood the inal sout of a 5-4 Nolan Wasson led off the berserk and smashed gave up were earned. pool play victory during Paciic Northwest Regional Tournament action against game with a ground-rule dou- a dugout phone with “I thought he had command,” North Washington Wednesday night in Centralia. ble, and Riley Christensen and his bat: "Last time I saw Wasson said of Tereski. “He had Hayden Dobyns each added someone destroy a phone to get through the first inning, scored when Columbia Basin’s hit RBI singles. doubles in the first inning, while like that," it was Anthony and then he was solid. I was hap- catcher tossed the ball into right Twin Cities tacked on an in- Brody Holcomb and Kolby Steen Weiner's wife. py with what he did tonight.” field — when Tereski, running surance run in the fourth, when both had first-frame singles. • Billy Mauer, brother The hosts, meanwhile, were to third with the bases loaded Nolan Wasson singled, moved Dobyns finished the game 3 of Twins catcher Joe, after held hitless and scoreless for the and a fourth ball thrown to the over on a sacrifice bunt by Sut- for 4 at the plate, while Chris- the St. Paul Pioneer Press first two innings, but sent 10 batter, would have been safe ton and scored on a passed ball. tensen was 2 for 4 and Wasson asked for gift suggestions batters to the plate and scored anyway. Jake Sutton added a “Offensively we weren’t big,” added a second double. Jake after Joe's wife gave birth 4 runs in the third. Tereski led single in the fourth, and Kieran Wasson, the manager, said, “but Sutton pitched the first three in- to twins: "Maybe a couple off the inning with a single and Bredeson and Nolan Hawkins the guys battled against some nings to get the win. hours of baby-sitting." • Seattle Times reader Charlie Gay, on golfer 14s Hunter Mahan: "Will he fly home if he gets a Ryder Continued from Sports 1 Cup berth?" • SeattleTimes read- Christian Peters tossed the er Bill Littlejohn, after first two innings, striking out fun-loving Texas A&M four and walking two. Austin QB Johnny Manziel got Emery faced four batters, one of thrown out of a frat party whom reached base on an error, at rival Texas: "He was in the third inning, and Jacob just too wild and out of Cleary retired six straight batters control for us,' comment- — with four straight strikeouts — ed a frat brother identi- over the final two innings. fied only as Bluto." Tyson Guerrero led the way at the plate, going 2 for 2 with a 2-run double in the third inning Incomplete Pass and three RBIs. Drew Brees, the Saints' Twin Cities plated 9 runs in $100 million QB, left the third inning, which featured a waitress a $3 tip on a four walked batters, two errors $74.41 bill — or a miserly and a double from Nole Wollan. 4 percent. Eight different players re- Even lesser-paid kick- corded hits for the Centralia- ers observe the 17 percent Chehalis squad in the win. rule: For every six, they Twin Cities moves on to face Brandon Hansen / [email protected] tack on one. Federal Way (2-0 in pool play) on Twin Cities’ Christian Peters watches a hit ball sail upwards during Paciic Northwest Regional Tournament baseball action Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday in Centralia. Sports 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013 SPORTS

Golf College Football Commentary: It’s Apparent Texas A&M’s Johnny Manziel is His Own Worst Enemy

By Matt Murschel is noteworthy considering the Orlando Sentinel number of college athletes who run afoul of the law. ORLANDO, Fla. — It’s pret- ty apparent Johnny Manziel is Yet there’s still concern that his own worst enemy. all of Manziel’s newfound fame The Texas A&M quarterback has come with a heavy price. has spent more time in the spot- “I don’t know where the anger light than out of it. It’s almost as comes from,” said Paul Man- if Manziel wants to find ways to ziel. “I don’t think he knows. If stand out _ publicly decrying the it comes from his drinking, or if attention, but secretly coveting it. he’s mad at himself for not be- How else can you explain ing a better person when he fails, showing up to a fraternity party at the University of Texas wear- when he fails God and his mom ing a bright pink golf shirt or and me. If it makes him angry throwing on a Tim Tebow New that he’s got demons in him. You York Jets jersey? You don’t have can only speculate because you Scott Heppell / The Associated Press to be Henry Hill to figure out can’t go in there.” that standing out in a crowd is Phil Mickelson of the United States gestures as he holds up the Claret Jug trophy after winning the British Open Golf Manziel’s own coach, Texas Championship on July 21. sometimes not the best thing. A&M’s Kevin Sumlin, admitted Those are not the actions of school leaders have made mis- someone trying to stay out of the takes handling Manziel’s surge spotlight. Armed with Claret Jug, Mickelson Brimming Especially when you’re John- in popularity. ny Football. “There’s no question that he’s With Confidence for Bridgestone and Beyond In the end, it all starts to made some mistakes,” Sumlin catch up with you. said during the SEC’s annual By Marla Ridenour ence, that he removed a large ated for me over the course of It’s the reason that Man- football media event. “By no Akron Beacon Journal (MCT) planter of flowers obscuring my career,” he said. “It was so ziel’s own parents are worried means are we perfect with how his view. difficult for me to play my best Adding the Claret Jug to “Right now I’m playing as golf in the British Open under about how he is handling the we do things.” Phil Mickelson’s entourage pressure. His father, Paul, told well as I ever have,” he said. those conditions.” Paul Manziel agrees telling might have turned up the “I want to make sure I stay As enthused as he is, Mick- Wright Thompson of ESPN the Thompson that it’s his place _ smack level with his closest Magazine that he believes Man- focused this week and next elson is looking ahead. He not the school’s _ to provide his friends. week because I think there’s played at Oak Hill on Monday, ziel drinks to deal with the stress. When Paul Manziel is concerned that son with proper guidance be- an opportunity to add to this working on strategy for the cause, “The school sure the hell Keegan Brad- year and make this year every PGA Championship. Swing the end product could turn out ley double- isn’t gonna do it.” bit as special as it can be. I’ve coach Butch Harmon is with to be bad for his son. checked their “Yeah, it could come unrav- Johnny Manziel himself ad- been playing some of my best him at Firestone. Mickelson’s Tuesday tee golf the last few months. I’m eled,” Paul Manziel said. “And mitted at the SEC Media Days wife and three children re- time at Fire- excited about these upcoming when it does, it’s gonna be bad. that he’s tiring of all the atten- turned to San Diego after their stone Coun- events.” British Open celebration, leav- Real bad.” tion. try Club, Mickelson has two victo- ing Mickelson extra time to The first hint things were re- where he captured last year’s “The spotlight is 10 times ries in 2013 on the PGA Tour practice before they rejoin him ally getting out of control was World Golf Championships- brighter and 10 times hot- (including the Waste Manage- next week. when Johnny Football off the Bridgestone Invitational, Brad- ter than I thought it was two ment Phoenix Open), along Mickelson loves his ball- field started interfering with ley couldn’t resist a jab at the Johnny Football on the field dur- months ago,” he said. “I guess I with the Scottish Open. He’s striking with his Callaway X newly crowned British Open finished in the top three six ing the Manning Passing Acad- feel like Justin Bieber or some- Hot Prototype 3-wood, which winner. times in 15 events and earned emy last month. Many thought thing. I never thought it would he said is helping him hit more “I said, ‘I know you’re cham- $4.86 million, surpassing his it would be the wake-up call fairways. He believes his put- really be that way.” pion golfer of the year, but I’ll total in each of the past three Manziel needed when he left ting has improved since he in- However, he was quick to teach you how to play Akron if years. He suffered a heart- the camp early amid reports he stalled a putting green at home. point out a few minutes later you want,”’ Bradley said. “He breaking loss at the U.S. Open had been dismissed by Archie He shows no visible sign of his that he’s still a 20-year-old and only responded with, ‘I won at Merion, only to rebound for psoriatic arthritis. Manning for “partying.” ESPN. there when you were 9 years his fifth major victory. he is just trying to enjoy his life. Mickelson is just one U.S. com reported Manziel was up- old.”’ Mickelson is enjoying all set about the negative attention Yes, he’s young, but that’s no Open victory away from his excuse. Mickelson’s only triumph the spoils of his triumph at his recent actions had triggered at Firestone came in 1996, ultimate goal _ a career Grand Perhaps his parents could Muirfield, including carrying when he met with Texas A&M during a run from 1995-2000 the Claret Jug with him. Slam. That could seem almost be doing more. Or perhaps the coaches. During SEC Media when he finished no lower “It’s not like I’m going to as daunting as what he just Days, he vowed to make better school and his coach could step than fourth. His best result on leave it,” he said. “I’ll have accomplished, considering he decisions on and off the field. in and limit how much he adds the South Course since was some of my friends through- finished second for the sixth But two weeks later, there he this own headaches. Either way, a tie for fourth in 2008, with out these next couple of weeks time in the U.S. Open last was on YouTube, getting kicked nothing can be accomplished 36th his average finish. drink out of it and have a pic- month. out of a fraternity party in Aus- unless Manziel himself admits But after hearing and see- ture of it. That’s a cool experi- Perhaps adding to his U.S. tin. Open disappointment was a that he has a problem. ing the confidence that flowed ence not many people get to What is this? The Real dream he had the night before Only then can the weight of from Mickelson on Tuesday, do.” Housewives of College Station? anything seems possible the the final round he thought was the world finally be lifted from Asked the indelible mo- Manziel’s transgressions are rest of the year. ment in his career he’ll most “a premonition.” He woke up relatively tame. He hasn’t been his shoulders and the focus shift His stunning triumph at remember 20 or 30 years from that Sunday morning thinking arrested this offseason, which back to the football field. Muirfield “nine days ago,” as now, Mickelson cited his vic- he’d already won. Mickelson was quick to point tory in the 2004 Masters Tour- “It was such a great feeling,” out, might invite reminisc- nament, where he showed off he said. “I was looking for the ing about the greatest round his “Olympic jumping ability” trophy. It was like, ‘Where is of his life. But Mickelson, 43, after snapping an 0-for-42 re- it?’ And then it dawned on me has pushed that aside to focus cord in majors. But he said the where it was. It took me over a on this week’s Bridgestone In- British Open would come next minute to realize that I haven’t vitational, next week’s PGA because of his erratic perfor- played the final round and that Championship at Oak Hill mances that included just two I’ve got to go out and still do it.” in Rochester, N.Y., and the top-threes and four missed So now every day when he four-event FedExCup playoffs, cuts in 19 previous starts. awakes, Mickelson glances which begin Aug. 22. “The British Open is the over at the Claret Jug. It might Mickelson was so in com- greatest accomplishment I serve as reassurance of his suc- mand of the room, so intent could ever get in my career cess, as affirmation of his tal- on looking his questioners in because of the shots I had to ent, but also as encouragement the eye during his news confer- learn and the challenge it cre- for what lies ahead. Soccer Sounders’ DeAndre Yedlin not Satisfied Being All-Star By Don Ruiz The News Tribune (MCT) Seattle Sounders FC rookie DeAndre Yedlin somehow manages to sound modest even when saying he won’t be satisfied until he is the best soccer player in the world. There seems far more sense of responsibility than cockiness when the 20-year-old defender raises the possibility. “For me, I haven’t techni- cally made it until I’m the best player in the world,” Yedlin Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press said. “Obviously, I still have a Seattle Sounders’ DeAndre Yedlin, left, looks to pass in the irst half of a MLS long, long way to go. There’s soccer match against the Colorado Rapids. still a ton that I have to work Yedlin would put no limits on City, Kan. Yedlin will play on, and I know that I’m no- what he might yet accomplish alongside MLS legends such as where near where I eventually in soccer, given how much he Landon Donovan and Thierry want to be. I’ve just got to keep has accomplished already this Henry, and across from one of pushing, stay humble, the rest year. In January, he became Se- the world’s great clubs. will come. If someday I do attle’s first homegrown player, “That’s a pretty big honor. Dave Martin / The Associated Press become the best player in the and Wednesday he will be the I’m excited,” Yedlin said on In this Nov. 10, 2012 ile photo, Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel (2) runs world, then I’m going to be the club’s lone representative as the day of his selection. “(Se- through the tackle of Alabama defensive back Deion Belue (13) during the irst exact same person -- stay hum- the Major League Soccer All- attle coach Sigi Schmid) just half of an NCAA college football game at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Ala. ble and stay grounded, and just Stars meet Italy’s AS Roma at had a talk with me and told me keep going.” 6 p.m. at congratulations. It’s kind of an It’s easy to understand why Sporting Park in Kansas amazing feeling to be honest.” • Sports 5 SportS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013

MLB Lizards

Continued from Sports 1

Sobe-Toyota then ran into hard-hitting Hanford on Wednesday and fell 15-8. Hanford came up through the losers bracket and used an 8-run fourth inning to cement its lead against the Lizards. Michael Forgione went 4 for 5 with a double and an RBI, while Shirer had two hits. The loss was Sobe-Toyo- ta's first and the bracket was set up in a way that Han- ford had to defeat Pepsi- Pak 11-4 to early Wednes- day to advance to the state championship game later in the day. Hanford again got to Sobe-Toyota's pitch- ing and collected 19 hits in a 15-6 victory to secure the state title. But the Lizards didn't make it easy. After Hanford jumped out to an early 6-0 lead af- ter two innings, Sobe-Toyo- ta rallied for 6 runs in the bottom of the third to tie Elise Amendola / The Associated Press things up. Seattle Mariners catcher Humberto Quintero tags out Boston Red Sox’s Brandon Snyder, who tried to score on a ly out by Shane Victorino, ending the 14th inning at "We just couldn't build Fenway Park in Boston on Wednesday. on our momentum that we had going and then Han- ford started swinging the bats again," LeDuc said. The Tri-Cities team scored 2 runs in the fifth and 3 more in sixth to pull ahead confidently and FENWAY FIZZLE-oUt Sobe-Toyota was blanked LAtE-INNING LoSS: the rest of the way despite 10 hits. Shirer, Calkins Boston Gets By Mariners and Elam all had multi- With Stephen Drew hit games while Cox and Zurfluh drove in a run Single, Take Second each for the Lizards. Sobe- Game of Series Toyota finished second in the state a year after plac- BOSTON (AP) — Seattle’s ing third. Raul Ibanez was fairly confident "When you look at other he was going to be racing home teams in the state tourna- trying to score the go-ahead run. ment, all the schools we Instead, he could only watch as draw from are a lot smaller he was part of an unusual in- than the schools we're fac- ning-ending unassisted double ing," LeDuc said. "We have play. shown we go out and can A half- play with anybody. I really inning later, hope to keep this group to- Stephen Elise Amendola / gether for another year." Drew singled The Associated Press Ten players could re- in the win- Boston Red Sox’s Dustin Pedroia celebrates as he scores the winning run on a single by Stephen Drew in the 15th inning turn from this year's 14- ning run in against the Seattle Mariners at Fenway Park in Boston on Wednesday, . The Red Sox won 5-4. man roster, and LeDuc said the 15th to he liked what he saw from lift the Bos- said. “He was aggressive too, but two innings for his first major grounded to second baseman BoStoN 5 the team this year. ton Red Sox that’s OK.” league win. Lucas Luetge (0-2) Nick Franklin, who may have "They did everything to a 5-4 vic- SEAttLE 4 The 17-year veteran Ibanez took the loss. been distracted when Ellsbury we asked of them as coach- tory over the was surprised Gomes made the Boston wasted an excellent ran in front of him. es," LeDuc said. "They're Mariners and back into first play. chance in the 14th when Bran- Franklin bobbled the ball hard-working kids. They place in the AL East in a game “I saw where they were play- don Snyder led off with a pinch- for another error as Holt scored. don't question their coach- that ended early Thursday ing and based on the trajectory hit double, its first hit since the Pedroia then grounded into a es. They just go out and morning. on Saunders’ ball, I knew there’d seventh, and took third on a forceout at second base, allow- play and hustle while do- Before Boston’s 10th game- be a little fade on it,” he said. “I sacrifice by Jacoby Ellsbury. But ing Ellsbury to score. ing everything they're sup- ending hit of the season, the wasn’t certain, but I did think Snyder was thrown out trying to The Mariners took a 3-2 lead posed to do." Mariners had first and second that thing was going to bounce.” score on Shane Victorino’s fly to with two runs in the sixth. They LeDuc added he'd also with one out in the top of the The Mariners left two run- center fielder Saunders, ending loaded the bases on a single by like to thank the team's 15th. ners on in the 11th and 12th, too. the inning. Humberto Quintero, a walk to sponsors and all the par- Ibanez and Endy Chavez Thompson said he was encour- Boston’s previous longest Brad Miller and a single by Sea- ents that supported the Se- had consecutive one-out singles. aged by his team’s effort. game this year lasted 14 innings, ger. Kendry Morales tied it with nior Legion squad through- Michael Saunders then hit a “Once everyone got in, (I) just a 10-8 win over Tampa Bay on a sacrifice fly and Ibanez put Se- out the year. low liner to left. Jonny Gomes walked through (the clubhouse) June 10. Five days earlier, Seattle attle on top with an RBI single. charged in and made a diving, and said ‘Way to battle,’” he said. played its longest game, a 7-5 Boston starter John Lackey backhanded catch, then ran all “It was a tough battle. It’s hard to loss to the Chicago White Sox in shook off a liner off his left heel runs for the third straight game the way to touch second base for win on the road. They battled 16 innings. by Ackley in the third. Manager after giving up two or less in six the double play as Ibanez was right to the end.” Kyle Seager had tied the John Farrell and a trainer went consecutive starts. ... Iwakuma standing near the third-base Dustin Pedroia drew a lead- game at 4 in the eighth with his toward the mound, but Lackey gave up no earned runs for his bag. off walk to start the bottom of 17th homer of the year, a solo waved them away before they “My thought was freeze on a the 15th and took second on shot off Junichi Tazawa. arrived. second straight outing. ... The line drive, but my thought was a groundout by David Ortiz. Pedroia had given the Red Seattle starter Hisashi Iwa- Red Sox recalled Holt from Tri- based on where he was playing Mike Napoli was walked inten- Sox a 4-3 lead with a two-run kuma overcame a shaky start ple-A Pawtucket. He started in and the trajectory of the ball,” tionally and Jarrod Saltalamac- homer in the seventh, his eighth, when he gave up singles to the place of Jose Iglesias, who went Ibanez said. “I was sure off a chia struck out. Gomes then after a single by Victorino. first three batters in the first — to the Detroit Tigers on Tuesday left-handed hitter against a left- walked, loading the bases, and The Mariners went ahead Ellsbury, Victorino and Pedroia. night in a three-team, seven- handed pitcher that it would Drew hit a liner just inside the 1-0 in the fourth on a run-scor- But Ortiz grounded to Iwakuma, player trade that brought RHP fade and it did. He made a great right-field line as Pedroia scored ing double by Seager before the who threw home to start a dou- Jack Peavy to Boston. Peavy is play.” the decisive run. Red Sox took the lead with two ble play, and the Red Sox didn’t expected to join the Red Sox Seattle acting manager Boston moved a half-game unearned runs in the fifth. score. Iwakuma allowed just on Thursday and pitch during Robby Thompson didn’t fault ahead of Tampa Bay in the divi- Brock Holt led off with a four hits in his remaining 4 2-3 the seven-game homestand that Ibanez for looking to score. sion. The Rays lost 7-0 Wednes- double and took third when innings. ends Sunday. ... Felix Hernandez “(Gomes) was aggressive day night to the Arizona Dia- center fielder Dustin Ackley Notes: Seager went 3 for 6 (11-4) pitches for Seattle in the and made a good play on it and mondbacks. dropped Ellsbury’s low liner and hit .396 in July (38 for 96). final of the three-game series fooled Raul a little,” Thompson Drew Britton (1-0) pitched for an error. Victorino then ... Lackey allowed at least three against Ryan Dempster (6-8). Overbay Key in Yanks’ Win Over Dodgers

By Erik Boland in the ninth inning, the key hit game series Friday in San Diego, Newsday in the Yankees’ 3-0 victory over dropped the red-hot Dodgers the Dodgers in front of 53,013 at (57-49) to 10-2 since the All-Star LOS ANGELES — Hiroki Dodger Stadium. break. Kuroda made it sound as if he “He was brilliant again,” Joe Overbay, sent up to pinch didn’t belong. Girardi said of Kuroda, who al- “If I had a choice, I would lowed five hits and struck out hit for Brent Lillibridge, came rather not face him,” Kuroda eight in seven shutout innings, through after falling behind said Tuesday, the day before he lowering his ERA to 2.38. “To 0-and-2 against lefthander Paco was to oppose Clayton Kershaw have the ERA that he has in Rodriguez, brought in to face in a matchup of AL and NL Cy our division and our ballpark is him. Young Award candidates. pretty amazing.” “I didn’t stick with my game Kuroda proved more than Of Kuroda, Derek Jeter sim- plan because I kept swinging at worthy, though so do did Ker- ply said: “He’s been as consistent those in the dirt,” said Overbay, shaw, the game predictably a as anyone in baseball. He’s a guy who drove in both Yankee runs long run of zeros on the score- you like to see on the mound. Mark J. Terrill / The Associated Press board. He’s been pretty good every in Tuesday’s 3-2 loss. “He finally New York Yankees’ Lyle Overbay, left, hits an RBI single as Los Angeles Dodgers Pinch hitter Lyle Overbay time out.” hung one that last pitch and relief pitcher Paco Rodriguez, below, looks on along with catcher A.J. Ellis, right, finally broke that string with a The Yankees (56-51), off I was able to get good enough and home plate umpire CB Bucknor during the ninth inning Wednesday in Los two-out, pinch-hit RBI single Thursday before starting a three- wood on it.” Angeles. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013 SPORTS

Wednesday’s Mariners Box Score Sports Briefs SEATTLE 000 102 010 000 000 — 4 16 2 SWWFOA Seeking Officials for Fall BOSTON 000 020 200 000 001 — 5 12 0 By The Chronicle MARINERS AB R H RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG RED SOX AB R H RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG The Southwest Washington Football Officials As- B Miller SS 5 2 2 0 2 0 .248 .333 .394 J Ellsbury CF 6 1 1 0 0 2 .300 .361 .422 N Franklin 2B 7 0 0 0 0 4 .267 .327 .476 S Victorino RF 6 1 2 0 1 1 .282 .329 .399 sociation is looking for new recruits for the 2013 foot- K Seager 3B 6 1 3 2 1 2 .298 .361 .492 D Pedroia 2B 6 2 2 3 1 1 .296 .374 .416 ball season. K Morales DH 4 0 3 1 0 0 .285 .342 .469 D Ortiz DH 7 0 1 0 0 2 .324 .407 .592 Football officials work from 10 to 20 games B Ryan PR-DH 2 0 0 0 0 0 .190 .252 .262 M Napoli 1B 5 0 0 0 2 2 .257 .341 .459 through the season and earn from $400 to $600, usu- R Ibanez LF 7 0 2 1 0 1 .252 .306 .526 J Saltalamacchia C 7 0 2 0 0 2 .264 .332 .443 M Carp LF 3 0 0 0 0 1 .318 .380 .601 ally on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Officials M Morse 1B 5 0 0 0 0 1 .241 .301 .435 must register with the WIAA, at a cost of $40, and E Chavez PR-RF 2 0 1 0 0 0 .276 .298 .343 D Nava LF 2 0 0 0 0 1 .282 .369 .420 M Saunders RF-CF 7 0 2 0 0 2 .228 .313 .375 a-J Gomes PH-LF 0 0 0 0 2 0 .232 .330 .414 new officials will spend about $200 for uniforms and D Ackley CF-1B 6 0 1 0 0 1 .215 .272 .270 S Drew SS 6 0 2 1 1 2 .228 .311 .408 equipment. H Quintero C 6 1 2 0 0 1 .250 .250 .250 B Holt 3B 5 1 1 0 0 0 .278 .317 .306 The officials association meets seven times, usually b-B Snyder PH-3B 1 0 1 0 0 0 .235 .257 .500 Totals 57 4 16 4 3 12 202 Totals 54 5 12 4 7 14 246 on Wednesdays, through the season. The SWWFOA welcomes all interested parties, Pitchers IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST ERA Pitchers IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST ERA H Iwakuma 5.2 7 2 0 2 4 0 102-63 2.76 though SWWFOA assignor Bob Berg pointed out that J Lackey 7.0 8 3 3 1 6 0 95-71 3.23 it helps if the individual is in good shape, has a basic O Perez (B, 1) 0.1 3 2 2 0 1 1 21-15 2.79 J Tazawa (B, 5) 1.0 2 1 1 0 1 1 9-8 3.11 Y Medina 2.0 0 0 0 0 2 0 22-14 2.79 K Uehara 2.0 0 0 0 0 3 0 19-17 1.46 understanding of the game, and has the temperament C Furbush 1.0 0 0 0 1 2 0 17-9 3.35 M Thornton 1.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 14-7 3.63 to interact with players and coaches in an emotional D Farquhar 3.0 0 0 0 0 4 0 38-27 5.45 C Breslow 2.0 1 0 0 2 0 0 30-15 2.54 sport. Getting younger officials involved, he added, L Luetge (L, 0-2) 2.2 2 1 1 4 1 0 46-19 4.95 D Britton (W, 1-0) 2.0 3 0 0 0 2 0 35-26 0.00 would ensure that there will be plenty of qualified of- Totals 14.2 12 5 3 7 14 1 246-147 Totals 15.0 16 4 4 3 12 1 202-144 ficials to work games in the future, and he pointed out that former players typically make great officials. For more information, contact Berg at (360) 807- Scoreboard 4772 or (360) 269-6466, or via email at swwfoa@com- Calgary, Alberta 2 Field 9 Minnesota 14 3 .824 - cast.net. Prep Lewis County 22, E. Boise, Ida. 19 July 29-Aug. 4 Los Angeles 12 6 .667 2 ½ Senior Legion Baseball Conway (N. Wash.) 11, Lewistown (E. Pool Play Games Phoenix 9 9 .500 5 ½ American Legion AAA State Tourna- Montana) 1 Monday, July 29 Seattle 7 10 .412 7 ment Nisqually Basin (S. Wash.) 7, Ka- Sheridan, Wyo. 6, Lewiston, Ida. 4 San Antonio 6 12 .333 8 ½ SWWFOA Golf Tourney Coming Aug. 10 At Spokane lispell (W. Montana) 6 Federal Way (N. Washington Invite) Tulsa 6 14 .300 9 ½ The Southwest Washington Football Officials’ As- Saturday’s Results 10, Alberta 0 Wednesday, July 31 Burlington (N. Wash.) 7, Siskiyou (S. SOBE TOYOTA 11, KENNEWICK 8 Thursday’s Games sociation will hold its third-annual charity golf tour- E. Boise, Ida. 10, Lewistown (E. Ore.) 4 (8 inn.) Sobe Toyota 400 002005 — 11 13 2 Indiana at Connecticut, 4 p.m. nament on Saturday, Aug. 10, at Riverside Golf Course. Kennewick 710 000 000 — 8 13 3 Mont.) 2 Mound Time (N. Ore.) 9, Glacier, Batteries: Sobe-Toyota — Brady Kalispell (W. Mont.) 6, Alberta, Can- Mont. 4 Phoenix at Seattle, 7 p.m. The registration fee for a team of four is $200. Calkins and Keylen Steen; Kennewick ada 1 Proceeds from the event will benefit the Centralia — Connor O’Neil, Connor Morfin (7), Nisqually Basin (S. Wash.) 10, Lower Tuesday, July 30 Friday’s Games Providence Hospital Cancer Program to help those in Mark Driver (8) and Dylan Wilbert Columbia (N. Ore.) 0 Federal Way (N. Wash.) 14, Burling- San Antonio at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Conway (N. Wash.) 6, Lewis County ton (N. Wash.) 4 Lost Angeles at Tulsa, 5 p.m. the community battling cancer. 3 Mound Time (N. Ore.) 11, Sheridan Sunday’s Results Washington at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. For more information, contact Jay LaFrance at SOBE TOYOTA 9, YAKIMA 0 (Wyo.) 1 Yakima 000 000 000 — 0 8 3 Thursday, Aug. 1 Twin Cities 14, Siskiyou (S. Ore.) 0 (360) 269-0023. Sobe Toyota 000 202 05x — 9 10 2 Bracket Play Grays Harbor (S. Wash.) 13, Glacier Batteries: Yakima — Jens Jensen, 13: Lewis County vs. Kalispell, Mont., Bay (Mont.) 1 Ryker Ford (6) and Erik Sauve; Sobe 10:45 a.m. MLB Toyota — Brandon Conradi and Keylen 14: Lower Columbia (N. Ore.) vs. E. Wednesday, July 31 Steen Boise, Ida., 1:15 p.m. Mound Time (N. Ore.) 10, Lewiston, Major League Baseball Standings 15: Nisqually Basin (S. Wash.) vs. Ida. 0 American League Sports on the Air Monday’s Results Winner 13, 3:45 p.m. Burlington (N. Wash) 10, Alberta, EAST W L PCT GB 16: Conway (N. Wash.) vs. Winner 14, Canada 1 SOBE TOYOTA 16, TWIN CITY 0 Boston 65 44 .596 - Twin City 000 000 0 — 0 1 2 6:15 p.m. Grays Harbor (S. Wash.) 12, Sheri- THURSDAY, August 1 Tampa Bay 64 44 .593 .5 Sobe Toyota 002 716 x — 16 15 1 dan, Wyo. 2 EXTREME SPORTS Batteries: Twin City — David Friday, Aug. 2 Twin Cities 5, Federal Way (N. Baltimore 59 49 .546 5.5 Marshall, Cody Pedroza (4), Garrett Championship Game Wash.) 4 NY Yankees 56 51 .523 8 6 p.m. March (6) and Tyler Kjarmo; Derek Winner 15 vs. Winner 16, 11 a.m. Toronto 50 57 .467 14 ESPN — X Games, at Los Angeles Putman and Keylen Steen (Winner to World Series in Hammond, Thursday, Aug. 1 CENTRAL GOLF Indiana, Aug. 9-16) Alberta vs. S. Oregon, 9:15 a.m. Detroit 61 45 .575 - Tuesday’s Results Idaho vs. Montana, noon 6 a.m. Cleveland 59 48 .551 2.5 HANFORD 15, SOBE TOYOTA 8 Cal Ripken Majors 70-foot S. Washington vs. N. Oregon, 2:45 ESPN2 — Women’s British Open Champion- Hanford 320 800200 — 15 14 0 Pacific NW Regional Tournament p.m. Kansas City 53 51 .510 7 ship, first round, at St. Andrews, Scotland Sobe Toyota 001 401 002 — 8 18 1 Host: Black Hills N. Washington vs. Twin Cities, 5:45 Minnesota 45 59 .433 15 Batteries: Aaron Enderlin, Bran- At Fort Borst Park softball complex, p.m. Chicago Sox 40 65 .381 20.5 8:30 a.m. don Peterson (7) and Jacob Browne; Field 5 WEST TGC — Web.com Tour, Mylan Classic, first July 29-Aug. 2 Friday, Aug. 2 Sobe Toyota — Cole Doughty, Ty Hous- Oakland 63 45 .583 - den (5) and Zach Chamberlain Pool Play Games Montana vs. Wyoming, 9:15 a.m. round, at Canonsburg, Pa. Monday, July 29 S. Oregon vs. N. Washington, noon Texas 59 49 .546 4 11 a.m. Wednesday’s Results Douglas, Wyo. 10, Willamette Valley Alberta vs. Twin Cities, 2:45 p.m. Seattle 50 57 .467 12.5 TGC — PGA Tour-WGC, Bridgestone Invita- HANFORD 15, SOBE TOYOTA 6 (S. Ore.) 0 Idaho vs. S. Washington, 5:45 p.m. LA Angels 48 58 .453 14 Hanford 150 023013 — 15 19 3 Meridian, Ida. 2, Sandy (N. Ore.) 1 Houston 36 70 .340 26 tional, first round, at Akron, Ohio Sobe Toyota 006 000 000 — 6 10 3 Longview (S. Wash.) 6, Belgrade, Saturday, Aug. 3 National League 4 p.m. Mont. 4 Bracket Play/Semifinals Batteries: Hanford — Jacob An- EAST W L PCT GB derson, Nate Mitchell (9) and Jacob Black Hills 3, Anacortes (N. Wash.) 1 American 2 vs. National 1, 10 a.m. TGC — PGA Tour, Reno-Tahoe Open, first Atlanta 63 45 .583 - Browne; Sobe-Toyota — Brandon Con- American 1 vs. National 2, 1 p.m. round, at Reno, Nev. radi, Derek Putman (6), Brady Calkins Tuesday, July 30 Washington 52 56 .481 11 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (9) and Keylen Steen Meridian, Ida. 9, Belgrade, Mont. 7 Sunday, Aug. 4 Philadelphia 50 57 .467 12.5 Black Hills 12, Douglas, Wyo. 0 Championship NY Mets 48 57 .457 13.5 4 p.m. Youth Baseball Willamette Valley (S. Ore.) 12, Ana- Semifinals winners, 1:30 p.m. Miami 41 65 .387 21 MLB — Regional coverage, St. Louis at Pitts- cortes (N. Wash.) 2 At Centralia CENTRAL burgh or Colorado at Atlanta Pacific NW Regional Tournaments Sandy (N. Ore.) 9, Longview (S. 15-Year-Old Babe Ruth Pittsburgh 65 42 .607 - Local Results Wash.) 0 Pacific NW Regional Tournament ROOT — Seattle at Boston Cal Ripken 60-foot Host: Twin Cities St. Louis 62 44 .585 2.5 SOCCER Tuesday’s Results Wednesday, July 31 At Ed Wheeler Field Cincinnati 60 49 .550 6 At Centralia Anacortes (N. Wash.) 10, Douglas, July 29-Aug. 4 Chicago Cubs 49 58 .458 16 9 a.m. TWIN CITIES 22, E. BOISE 19 Wyo. 0 Pool Play Games Milwaukee 46 62 .426 19.5 ESPN2 — Audi Cup, third place, teams TBD, Twin Cities (11)30 062 — 22 13 4 Sandy (N. Ore.) 6, Belgrade, Mont. 1 Monday, July 29 WEST at Munich E. Boise 501 (10)03 — 19 9 5 Meridian, Ida. 8, Longview (S. South Coast (S. Oregon) 5, Wyoming LA Dodgers 57 49 .538 - Batteries: Twin Cities — Brady Wash.) 5 4 11:15 a.m. Collins, Kaleb Rashoff (5) and Dawson Willamette Valley (S. Ore.) 6, Black Columbia Basin (N. Wash.) 5, Alber- Arizona 55 52 .514 2.5 ESPN2 — Audi Cup, championship, teams Stanley; East Boise — Wagner, Mar- Hills 4 ta 0 Colorado 51 58 .468 7.5 TBD, at Munich low, Hagan, McFarland, Atkinson and The Dalles (N. Ore.) 4, Lewiston, Ida. San Diego 50 59 .459 8.5 Hultsburg Thursday, Aug. 1 2 San Francisco 47 59 .443 10 Bracket Play Kennewick (S. Washington Invite) 7, FRIDAY, August 2 Wednesday’s Results 13: Black Hills vs. Longview (S. Montana 4 Tuesday’s Results At Centralia Wash.), 9 a.m. AUTO RACING CONWAY 6, LEWIS COUNTY 3 14: Sandy (N. Ore.) vs. Anacortes (N. Tuesday, July 30 Milwaukee 6, at Chicago Cubs 5 10 a.m. Lewis Co. 102 000 — 3 4 4 Wash.), 11:30 a.m. Columbia Basin Pups (N. Wash.) 9, at Pittsburgh 2, St. Louis 1 SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice for Conway 001 50x — 6 8 1 15: Meridian, Ida. vs. Winner 13, 2 Lewiston, Ida. 2 at Baltimore 4, Houston 3 Batteries: Lewis County — Jake p.m. Glacier, Mont. 10, Green River, Wyo. at Cleveland 7, Chicago White Sox 4 GoBowling.com 400, at Long Pond, Pa. (same-day Wilson, Conner Weed (5) and Dawson 16: Willamette Valley (S. Ore.) vs. 0 at Philadelphia 7, San Francisco 3 tape) Stanley; Conway — Reilly Olmsted and Winner 14, 4:30 p.m. Grays Harbor (S. Wash.) 9, Kenne- at Detroit 5, Washington 1 Noon Matt Harper wick (S. Wash.) 4 Friday, Aug. 2 Twin Cities 11, The Dalles (N. Ore.) 5 at Boston 8, Seattle 2 SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole qualify- Babe Ruth 14s Championship Game at Atlanta 11, Colorado 3 ing for GoBowling.com 400, at Long Pond, Pa. Tuesday’s Results Winner 15 vs. Winner 16, 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 31 NY Mets 4, at Miami 2 At Centralia (Winner to World Series in Aberdeen, South Coast (S. Ore.) 8, Glacier., at Tampa Bay 5, Arizona 2 2 p.m. TWIN CITIES 14, SISKIYOU 0 (5 Maryland, Aug. 9-18) Mont. 3 at Texas 14, LA Angels 11 SPEED — ARCA, ModSpace 125, at Long inn.) Alberta, Canada 5, Lewiston, Ida. 4. Milwaukee 3, at Chicago Cubs 2 Pond, Pa. Twin Cities 119 30 — 14 9 1 13-Year-Old Babe Ruth Grays Harbor (S. Wash) 20, Green S. Oregon 000 00 — 0 0 4 Pacific NW Regional Tournament River, Wyo. 9 Kansas City 7, at Minnesota 2 BOXING Batteries: Twin Cities — Christian Host: South Thurston Twin Cities 5, Columbia Basin (N. at Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 0 6 p.m. Peters, Austin Emery (3), Jacob Cleary At Lewis County Sports Complex, Washington) 4 Toronto 5, at Oakland 0 ESPN2 — Featherweights, Javier Fortuna (22- (4) and Tysen Paul, Noah Thomas (4); S. Field 7 at LA Dodgers 3, NY Yankees 2 Oregon — Fraley, Brooks (3) and Lopez, July 29-Aug. 4 Thursday, Aug. 1 at San Diego 4, Cincinnati 2 0-0) vs. Luis Franco (11-1-0), at Miami, Okla. Wagey (4) Pool Play Games Alberta vs. N. Oregon, 10 a.m. CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Monday, July 29 S. Oregon vs. S. Washington Invite, 1 Wednesday’s Results Mount Time (N. Ore.) 6, Klamath p.m. Wednesday’s Results 6 p.m. At Centralia Falls (S. Ore.) 2 S. Washington vs. Montana, 4 p.m. at Detroit 11, Washington 1 NBCSN — Hamilton at Edmonton TWIN CITIES 5, FEDERAL WAY 4 Moses Lake (N. Wash.) 19, Laramie, Idaho vs. Twin Cities, 7 p.m. Toronto 5, at Oakland 2 EXTREME SPORTS Twin Cities 001 010 3 — 5 6 3 Wyo. 0 Cincinnati 4, at San Diego 1 F. Way 001 111 0 — 4 8 3 Mid-Willamette Valley (N. Ore.) 10, Friday, Aug. 2 at Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis 4 6 p.m. Glacier (Mont.) 2 Batteries: Twin Cities — Garrett S. Washington Invite vs. Wyoming, Houston 11, at Baltimore 0 ESPN — X Games, at Los Angeles Yarter, Christian Peters (5) and Tysen Meridian, Ida. 7, Calgary, Alberta 3 10 a.m. Paul; Federal Way — Fox, Turchin (3) N. Oregon vs. N. Washington, 1 p.m. at Cleveland 6, Chicago White Sox 5 GOLF and Gabe Tuesday, July 30 Alberta vs. Twin Cities, 4 p.m. San Francisco 9, at Philadelphia 2 6 a.m. Moses Lake (N. Wash.) 4, Mid-Willa- S. Oregon vs. S. Washington, 7 p.m. at Boston 5, Seattle 4 ESPN2 — Women’s British Open Champion- Babe Ruth 15s mette Valley (N. Ore.) 3 at Atlanta 9, Colorado 0 ship, second round, at St. Andrews, Scotland Tuesday’s Results Calgary, Alberta 7, Klamath Falls (S. Saturday, Aug. 3 at Miami 3, NY Mets 2 At Centralia Ore.) 0 Bracket Play/Semifinals Arizona 7, at Tampa Bay 0 7 a.m. TWIN CITIES 11, THE DALLES 5 Glacier, Mont. 26, South Thurston 0 American 2 vs. National 1, 10 a.m. at Texas 2, LA Angels 1 TGC — Web.com Tour, Mylan Classic, second Twin Cities 520 010 3 — 11 13 3 Hazel Del Metro (S. Wash.) 4, Merid- American 1 vs. National 2, 1 p.m. The Dalles 003 001 1 — 5 4 2 ian, Ida. 3 at Chicago Cubs 6, Milwaukee 1 round, at Canonsburg, Pa. Batteries: Twin Cities — Jake Sut- Sunday, Aug. 4 Kansas City 4, at Minnesota 3 7 a.m. ton, Brody Holcomb (4), Jordan Wood Wednesday, July 31 Championship NY Yankees 3, at LA Dodgers 0 (7) and Kolby Steen, Chase Evinger (5); Mound Time (N. Ore.) 19, Calgary Semifinals winners, 5 p.m. TGC — Champions Tour, 3M Championship, The Dalles — Dawson Reynier, Bailey (Alberta) 0 Thursday’s Games first round, at Blaine, Minn. Ortega (2), Bryce Larson (5) and Kellan Mid-Willamette Valley (N. Ore.) 9, Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 9 a.m. 11 a.m. Mathiesen Laramie (Wyo.) 0 Hazel Del Metro (S. Wash.) 10, Local NY Mets at Miami, 9:40 a.m. TGC — PGA Tour-WGC, Bridgestone Invita- Wednesday’s Results Klamath Falls (S. Ore.) 1 Kansas City at Minnesota, 10 a.m. tional, second round, at Akron, Ohio At Centralia Moses Lake (N. Wash.) 25, South Women’s Golf Houston at Baltimore, 4 p.m. Riverside Women’s Golf Club 4 p.m. TWIN CITIES 5, COL. BASIN 4 Thurston (S. Wash.) 1 Arizona at Texas, 4 p.m. July 30 Results Col. Basin 100 100 2 — 4 6 4 San Francisco at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. TGC — PGA Tour, Reno-Tahoe Open, second Twin Cities 004 100 x — 5 5 3 Thursday, Aug. 1 18-Holes Putts St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. round, at Reno, Nev. Batteries: Columbia Basin — Wyoming vs. Montana, 8:45 a.m. First Division Kaeden Anderson, Derek Alumbaugh N. Oregon vs. Idaho, 11 a.m. 1. Janet Schultz Seattle at Boston, 4 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (3), Luke Gleasman (6) and Isaac Wer- S. Washington vs. Alberta, 2:15 p.m. 2. Donna Coburn Colorado at Atlanta, 4 p.m. 1 p.m. sland; Twin Cities — Jeff Tereski, Jor- South Thurston vs. N. Oregon, 5 p.m. 3. (tie) Patty Reichert, Linda Meyers LA Dodgers at Chicago Cubs, 5 p.m. Second Division WGN — L.A. Dodgers at Chicago Cubs dan Wood (7) and Kolby Steen Toronto at LA Angels, 7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 2 1. Pat Zimmerman 4 p.m. Cal Ripken Majors 60-foot Idaho vs. S. Oregon, 8:45 a.m. 2. Val Wheeler Friday’s Games MLB — Regional coverage, St. Louis at Cin- Pacific NW Regional Tournament Montana vs. N. Washington, 11 a.m. 3. June Young Host: Lewis County Wyoming vs. South Thurston, 2:15 LA Dodgers at Chicago Cubs, 1 p.m. cinnati or Arizona at Boston At Fort Borst Park softball complex, p.m. Seattle at Baltimore, 4 p.m. ROOT — Seattle at Baltimore Field 3 N. Oregon vs. S. Washington, 5 p.m. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. TENNIS July 29-Aug. 2 WNBA Colorado at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. 1 p.m. Pool Play Games Saturday, Aug. 3 Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 4 p.m. Monday, July 29 Bracket Play/Semifinals WNBA Standings Arizona at Boston, 4 p.m. ESPN2 — ATP World Tour, Citi Open, quar- E. Boise, Ida. 15, Conway (N. Wash- American 2 vs. National 1, 10 a.m. Eastern Conference terfinal, at Washington ington) 2 American 1 vs. National 2, 1 p.m. W L PCT GB St. Louis at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. Lower Columbia (N. Oregon) 11, Ka- Chicago 12 5 .706 - Kansas City at NY Mets, 4 p.m. 4 p.m. lispell (W. Montana) 1 Sunday, Aug. 4 Atlanta 11 5 .688 ½ Cleveland at Miami, 4 p.m. ESPN2 — ATP World Tour, Citi Open, quar- Nisqually Basin (S. Washington) 9, Championship Washington 9 9 .500 3 ½ San Francisco at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. terfinal, at Washington Calgary, Alberta 2 Semifinals winners, 10 a.m. Indiana 8 9 .471 4 Washington at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. Lewis County 3, Lewistown (E. Mon- New York 7 11 .389 5 ½ 8 p.m. Houston at Minnesota, 5 p.m. tana) 1 14-Year-Old Babe Ruth Connecticut 4 12 .250 7 ½ ESPN2 — WTA, Southern California Open, Pacific NW Regional Tournament Toronto at LA Angels, 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 30 Host: Twin Cities WESTERN CONFERENCE Texas at Oakland, 7 p.m. quarterfinal, at Carlsbad, Calif. Lower Columbia (N. Oregon) 15, At Lewis County Sports Complex, W L PCT GB NY Yankees at San Diego, 7 p.m. SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013 • Sports 7

Four Turns Tracks on Tap JOHNSON RISING Although late-race 1 pit trouble cost Jimmie Johnson a win SPRINT CUP SERIES at the Brickyard, the veteran Chevrolet Race: GoBowling.com 400 driver is steaming along in the points Track: Pocono Raceway race. Entering Sunday’s race in Long Location: Long Pond, Pa. Pond, Pa., the first-place Johnson has When: Sunday, Aug. 4 a whopping 75-point lead over Clint TV: ESPN (1:00 p.m. EST) Bowyer. The top eight positions in Layout: 2.5-mile tri-oval points stayed the same Sunday. Banking/Turn 1: 14 degrees JUNIOR STAYS STRONG Dale Earn- Banking/Turn 2: 8 degrees 2 hardt Jr. finished a strong sixth in Banking/Turn 3: 6 degrees Sunday’s race despite driving with a 2012 Winner: Jeff Gordon heavy heart. Randy Earnhardt, Ju- Crew Chief’s Take: “One of those nior’s uncle and brother of the late Dale Earnhardt Sr., died Sunday after love/hate tracks. Teams are normally on a long battle with cancer. Randy Earn- one extreme or the other. You don’t find hardt was 60. He played a significant teams that are in the middle of the road management role at Dale Earnhardt, on Pocono. It’s like a small road course Inc., the team Dale Sr. founded, and with left-hand turns. You compromise, but also worked with Junior in the early you still have to be good in all three cor- stages of the driver’s racing career. ners. If you give up one corner you better KESELOWSKI TUMBLES The most be exceptional in the other two. I like it be- 3 significant drop in the point standings cause after the repave, it’s a very smooth from Sunday’s Indianapolis race saw track, and everybody likes smooth tracks defending Sprint Cup champion Brad just because it makes it easier to work on Keselowski fall out of the top 10, sink- the cars. You still have the three corners, ing from ninth to 13th. Keselowski, but there is a ton of speed.” who led five laps, finished 21st after pitting late in the race. “That was defi- NATIONWIDE SERIES nitely not the day we wanted,” Ke- Race: US Cellular 250 selowski said. “It was an up-and-down Track: Iowa Speedway day, and the way the (pit) cycles ended, Location: Newton, Iowa it was down on the finish. That has Ryan Newman celebrates his win at Indianapolis Motor Speedway with wife Krissie and daughters Brooklyn (left) and Ashlyn. When: Saturday, Aug. 3 been the story of the year.” (Photo by ASP, Inc.) TV: ESPN (8:00 p.m. EST) CHECK THAT CHANNEL NASCAR’s 2012 Winner: Elliott Sadler 4 television connections will undergo dramatic changes for the 2015 sea- CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES son. It was announced last week that Race: Pocono Mountains 125 the NBC Sports Group has reached an “Back Home Again” Win Track: Pocono Raceway agreement with NASCAR for the Location: Long Pond, Pa. broadcast rights for the final 20 Sprint Indiana native Ryan Newman wins in NASCAR’s annual trip to the Brickyard Cup races and the final 19 Nationwide Date: Saturday, Aug. 3 Series races beginning in 2015. The TV: SPEED (1:00 p.m. EST) agreement runs through the 2024 By MIKE HEMBREE Johnson in the exchange. That pro- as a team, lose as a team,” he said. 2012 Winner: Joey Coulter season. ESPN and TNT will be leaving vided the cushion he needed. “There’s been some late-race mis- the NASCAR broadcast loop. As is often the case in The rest of the race featured takes on my behalf that have taken Classic Moments Johnson chasing Newman, and he race wins away from us — NASCAR, the car that showed the Pocono Raceway most strength during Sunday’s wasn’t able to move into a chal- granted, not a major event like Sprint Cup Standings lenging position. Newman won by this. But we win as a team, lose as A triangular-shaped 2.5-mile layout with race didn’t emerge as the winner. three distinct corners all banked at various DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND And that fact was a bit harder to 2.65 seconds over Johnson, with a team. 1. Jimmie Johnson (4) 740 — degrees, Pocono Raceway generally poses take than normal for second-place Kasey Kahne third, Tony Stewart “We still ended up second. We 2. Clint Bowyer 665 -75 a stiff challenge for drivers and crew Jimmie Johnson on this particular (Newman’s car owner) fourth and have a lot to be proud of over the 3. Carl Edwards (1) 655 -85 Matt Kenseth fifth. chiefs alike. That’s especially true for new- Sunday because it happened on course of the weekend. We’ll do 4. Kevin Harvick (2) 648 -92 Newman, 35, won the 400 for the best to let it roll off our shoul- comers to the tricky Pennsylvania layout. one of international motorsports’ 5. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 616 -124 the first time and also notched his ders by tomorrow afternoon.” Unless your name is Denny Hamlin. biggest stages — Indianapolis 6. Matt Kenseth (4) 615 -125 first Sprint Cup victory since April Although it obviously was a big Making his first appearance at Pocono 7. Kyle Busch (2) 610 -130 Motor Speedway. of last year. The victory was par- day for Newman, who raced often as a Cup Series rookie in 2006, Hamlin 8. Greg Biffle (1) 565 -175 Johnson lost the lead late in the ticularly timely for Newman, who in his home state before moving won the Pocono 500 after leading 83 of 9. Kasey Kahne (1) 564 -176 race after a pit-stop problem 10. Jeff Gordon 559 -181 was told recently that he won’t be up to the NASCAR level, he sup- 200 laps and winning the pole in what was slowed his progress and opened retained by Stewart’s team for the pressed his emotions about the then a Joe Gibbs Racing Chevy. ^ CHASE FOR THE SPRINT CUP ^ Out of 10th the gates for Indiana native Ryan 11. Tony Stewart (1) 558 -1 2014 season. Newman thus has victory and its significance. Six weeks later, Hamlin and his Mike Newman to win the Samuel quite a line to add to his resume as “I grew up racing around here — Ford-led team returned to Pocono and 12. Martin Truex Jr. (1) 554 -5 Deeds 400, NASCAR’s annual 13. Brad Keselowski 553 -6 he searches for a new ride. Winchester, Salem, IRP (the for- earned the same stunning result: victory stop at the Brickyard. 14. Kurt Busch 546 -13 Newman called the Chevrolet mer Indianapolis Raceway Park), from the pole. Only, in that race, the rookie 15. Jamie McMurray 537 -22 Newman and Johnson were the he drove “probably the best race little tracks like Anderson,” New- driver led even more laps — 151 of the 16. Ryan Newman (1) 534 -25 class of the field all day. Johnson car I have ever driven in my en- man said. “That makes it special. 200-lap race distance. 17. Aric Almirola 529 -30 led 73 laps and Newman led 45. tire life.” He won the pole Satur- Most people don’t know — I lived Hamlin, whose Pocono wins were his 18. Joey Logano 524 -35 No one else led more than 11 laps. day and gave major credit to crew out in a shop in Jeff Gordon’s old only ones as a rookie, would go on to 19. Paul Menard 520 -39 Johnson, the series’ point leader, chief Matt Borland, who also shop before I ever made it in make the Chase for the Championship and 20. Jeff Burton 499 -60 seemed on course to nail a record made the call for two tires late in NASCAR. I slept with the race finish his first full season an impressive fifth Brickyard victory until the the race Sunday. cars. That was my summer job, third in the final standings. Nationwide Standings landscape was changed by a round “I knew I had a good car,” New- working race cars, sleeping in the DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND of green-flag pit stops late in the man said. “I didn’t want to have a shop with them. 1. Austin Dillon 656 — race. Johnson stopped on lap 133 good car and not win the race. “I’ve raced go‑carts at pretty Athlon Fantasy Stall (of 160), and his stop time was ex- ‑ 2. Regan Smith (2) 650 -6 Matt’s call gave me the track posi- much every go cart track around Looking at Checkers: It’s hard to ignore 3. Elliott Sadler 643 -13 tended several seconds as the crew tion I needed, taking the two tires. here, been kicked out of half of Jimmie Johnson’s 128 laps led blowout 4. Sam Hornish Jr. (1) 642 -14 had issues changing a rear tire. I was just counting down the laps them. Those are the things that of the field at Pocono in June. No one else 5. Brian Vickers 628 -28 Newman stopped on the next from that point on.” make it special. I think about those led more than 19 laps all day. 6. Justin Allgaier 621 -35 lap, changed only two tires and Johnson was philosophical things more than I carry the emo- Pretty Solid Pick: The driver who led those 7. Kyle Larson 612 -44 picked up several seconds on about the failure to win. “We win tion on my cheeks.” 8. Brian Scott 610 -46 19 laps? Brickyard 400 winner Ryan New- 9. Trevor Bayne 592 -64 man. Momentum counts for something. 10. Parker Kligerman 589 -67 Good Sleeper Pick: Kurt Busch and Fur- niture Row Racing have proven legit. A Truck Standings NASCAR Trucks get dirty at Eldora quirky track like Pocono can make for a DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND quirky winner like Busch, who has two 1. Matt Crafton (1) 393 — victories on the tri-oval. interest and cheering as 61-year-old 2. Jeb Burton (1) 345 -48 By MIKE HEMBREE Runs on Seven Cylinders: Kyle Busch’s Norm Benning fought his way 3. James Buescher 342 -51 As it turns out, playing in the dirt 17 Cup starts at Pocono have netted zero through a tough finish in the Last 4. Ty Dillon (1) 337 -56 is fun. wins and only six top 10s. 5. Johnny Sauter (2) 320 -73 Chance Race, earning a spot in the That might be hard to believe for two-lap shootout. Everything else? Insider Tip: Jeff Gordon is the defending 6. Timothy Peters (1) 320 -73 a generation raised on video NASCAR couldn’t have asked for feature despite almost losing control winner of this race. Repeating would be 7. Brendan Gaughan 319 -74 games and largely confined to the much more. of his truck in an altercation with 8. Ryan Blaney 319 -74 absolutely huge, as playoff implications couch in the den. The proof, how- The weather — rain at a dirt track Clay Greenfield. After the check- lie in Pocono’s two summer dates. 9. Darrell Wallace Jr. 309 -84 ered flag, Benning lowered the net 10. Miguel Paludo 308 -85 ever, arrived for all — including a could have led to major complica- national television audience — to tions — was virtually perfect. The on his truck and offered Greenfield a see last week as NASCAR took grandstands were overflowing, the one-finger salute. Throttle Up/Throttle Down something of a gamble and put one race having been sold out for It was that sort of night. of its three national touring series months. The track surface, babied What’s next now that NASCAR RYAN NEWMAN After being informed re- on a dirt surface for the first time for weeks by the Eldora crew, was has opened this new “old” door? cently that he won’t have a ride waiting at in 43 years. prepared well. And the main prod- You can bet Eldora — and maybe a Stewart-Haas Racing next season, uct, the racing, was very good — at second dirt track — will be on next Newman made himself a more mar- The gamble worked. Marvelously. ketable driver by winning one of Praise rang down from virtu- times, electrifying. year’s Truck Series schedule. Could the year’s biggest races. ally every corner after the inau- A very obvious clue to how excit- Nationwide or even Sprint Cup get gural Midsummer Classic — a ing the evening was could be found dirty? That will be discussed, but it’s DANICA PATRICK Once a star questionable name for a cool in the faces of the drivers. It cer- not likely. at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, event — Camping World Truck tainly was more than just another For a change, though, everyone Patrick looked out of her league in Series race at Eldora Speedway race for them. Many seemed to be was talking about the quality and Sunday’s Samuel Deeds 400. She fin- in Rossburg, Ohio. bubbling with intensity most of the fun element of the racing, not the ished 30th, two laps off the lead pace. The only thing missing from the night, even when they weren’t on mediocre messes some Sprint Cup Compiled and written by Mike Hembree. evening was a dynamite finish. the track. events produce. Follow Mike on Twitter: @mikehembree. Austin Dillon won rather easily in a The garage area was aglow with Yes, it’s fun in the dirt. ASP, Inc. love our Purchase local them sPorts on Photos? chronline.com Sports 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013 SPORTS

NFL Seahawks Move On After Learning of Harvin Surgery WIDE OUT: Star Offseason Aquisition to Have Hip Surgery Today in New York By Tim Booth The Associated Press RENTON — Because Percy Harvin has never played a game for the Seattle Seahawks, the news he'll need surgery on his hip and could miss a significant chunk of the 2013 season doesn't come with the same sting that it might have. But don't think Harvin won't be missed by the Seahawks. "It hurts to lose Percy for a long time like that. I know it's hurting him, it's killing him be- cause he wants to be out here," Seattle's Golden Tate said. "But where we ended last year with- out him, I'm confident, we're all confident in our ability to make plays. We're going to need to make more plays without him around, but where we are now, we have so many playmakers." The Seahawks practiced Wednesday for the first time since learning Harvin will need surgery to repair his hip in- jury. The surgery is scheduled for Thursday in New York, but there won't be a timetable on re- covery until after the procedure Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press is completed and doctors deter- Injured Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Percy Harvin (11) walks of the ield following NFL football training camp on Saturday in Renton. Harvin will get a second opin- mine the extent of the damage. ion on his sore hip next week in New York, and Seattle coach Pete Carroll says all options remain for how the injury is handled. Seattle coach Pete Car- roll and offensive coordinator We made a big commitment to could mean a bigger role for Tate, to play football yet on Sundays, with its receiving corps thinned. Darrell Bevell were not made Percy (and) we want to make who believes he has comparable and who are more than capable Second-round pick Christine available to the local media on sure he's 100 percent and ready skills to Harvin's. of filling in if we need them to," Michael was drafted in part to Wednesday to talk about Har- to go." "The things that they have, Seattle's Doug Baldwin said. fill Washington's role in the vin's status. Carroll did speak Harvin reported to training they intended on him to do, I'll Another concern for Se- backfield and might add returns with NFL Network following camp last week complaining be more than happy to do that," attle will be finding someone as well. practice on Wednesday and said of soreness in his hip and that Tate said. "I want to get the ball to return kicks with Harvin Notes: DE Cliff Avril (ham- the team believes Harvin will be led to a series of exams. Harvin any way that I can and I want to out. Before he was injured last string) missed his fourth back this season. tweeted Tuesday evening that he try and make a play. I feel like I season, Harvin was leading the straight practice. He was joined "Now that we've taken in would be undergoing surgery am really similar to Percy." NFL averaging 35.9 yards per all the information, Percy does after he got a second opinion on The injury should open up kick return. Seattle had one of on the sideline by 16 other play- have a chance to get back and the injury. an extra roster spot at least to the top kick returners in foot- ers Wednesday, including back- we'll find that out after the pro- While there isn't good news begin the season and give one of ball in Leon Washington, but he up CB Jeremy Lane, who had a cedure," Carroll told NFL Net- for the Seahawks with Harvin Seattle's unproven young receiv- was released after Seattle made walking boot on his left foot. ... work. "We'll know what took needing surgery, it happened ers a chance to start the season the trade with Minnesota to get Rookie TE Luke Willson was place and they'll make kind of early enough in training camp on the active roster. Harvin. getting his arm examined after a guess how long that will take that Seattle has time to make "We still have depth and Tate could end up being a colliding with SS Winston Guy him. We've got to get him right, any needed changes offensively we still have guys on this team return option, but Seattle might while diving for a pass late in fix him up and take care of him. to account for his absence. That that haven't even had a chance not want to risk additional hits practice. 49ers Still Seeking No. 2 Receiver Sidney Rice in Switzerland for Knee RENTON (MCT) — take the field for the first day By Cam Inman While Percy Harvin’s trip to of Arizona’s training camp Contra Costa Times New York was expected, Se- last week, you can’t blame new SANTA CLARA, Calif. — ahawks coach Pete Carroll’s Seattle pass rusher O’Brien Perhaps foreshadowing his best announcement that Sidney Schofield for harboring a little combinations this season, Co- Rice travelled to Switzerland animosity toward his former lin Kaepernick completed back- for a “procedure” came as a team. to-back deep passes to Anquan surprise Tuesday. Schofield was let go by Ari- Boldin and Vernon Davis on Carroll said the South Car- zona after the team signed vet- Tuesday at training camp. olina product is in Europe get- eran pass rusher John Abra- Davis, however, remains a ting a preventative procedure ham. The Seahawks claimed tight end by trade, and there isn't for a nagging knee issue. Schofield off waivers. evidence of him being converted Carroll emphasized that “It was a rough process,” into a wide receiver. Rice is not having surgery, Schofield said. “I definitely didn’t think that something Thus, the 49ers must still and that he’s does not have a like that would happen to me, find a true No.2 wideout. That new injury. but the fact that it did and I get task is growing dreary as minor Carroll also said Rice picked up as soon as I did by injuries mount among the can- should be back by the end of a division rival, it makes me didates. the week, and will not miss happy that I get a chance to see A.J. Jenkins, last year's first- any exhibition or regular sea- son games because of the pro- Arizona two times a year.” round pick, injured his right cedure. At 6-foot-3 and 242 hamstring during Tuesday's “He was practicing fine pounds, Schofield can play warm-ups and missed the rest when he was out here,” Car- both “Leo” defensive end and of practice. Kassim Osgood, an roll said. “But this is a proce- outside linebacker, but will 11th-year veteran, also sat out dure that they’ve been waiting line up at outside linebacker after straining his right hip or to do, and so he’ll come back. to begin his time with Seattle. hamstring in warm-ups. And when he comes back, Carroll said Schofield was Already on the sideline for he’ll go right back on the field. a player Seattle considered for a second straight practice was He didn’t get hurt. the 2010 draft, but the Cardi- Kyle Williams, who tweaked his “We’re just trying to help nals snapped him up in the right hamstring Saturday. Ricar- him along.” fourth round before the Se- do Lockette practiced through While Rice’s “procedure” ahawks could take him. apparent hip pain, and rookie is unknown, athletes such as “This was one of the guys Quinton Patton again isn't see- Kobe Bryant and Brian Ur- that we were trying to get in ing passes come his way because lacher have traveled to Europe the draft,” Carroll said. “We of an injured finger. to receive an innovative car- had a place that we were going Wide receiver is such a focus tilage regeneration procedure to pick him, but unfortunately because the 49ers are expected unavailable in the United for us, he went before that. So to start the season without two States. we’ve watched him play and of their premier options: Mi- Ben Margot / The Associated Press Rice struggled through he’s played against us. chael Crabtree (Achilles) and an injury-plagued season his “He’s very active; he’s a Mario Manningham (knee). San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, left, speaks with coach Jim Har- baugh during NFL football training camp on Friday in Santa Clara, Calif. first year in Seattle, finishing very versatile football player.” Marlon Moore, meanwhile, with 32 catches for 484 yards With Schofield, Bruce Ir- embraced his chance Tuesday to and two touchdowns in nine vin, Cliff Avril, Chris Clem- line up alongside Boldin as the with recent injuries are Chad he beat linebacker Patrick Wil- games before landing on the ons and Michael Bennett, first-string wideouts. Hall, Charly Martin and Chuck lis and safety C.J. Spillman for a injured reserve with concus- along with the development "It is a big opportunity for Jacobs. 50-yard catch. "The athleticism sion and shoulder issues. of undrafted rookie free agent me and every receiver," Moore A week into camp, there's no Kap has and the arm he has, But after offseason sur- Benson Mayowa, the Se- said. "We know what's at stake. question Boldin is far and away there's no reason he and Vernon gery on both shoulders, Rice ahawks will have some depth All I can do is make plays when the 49ers' most polished receiver, shouldn't hook up with those played a full, 16-game season at edge rusher when everyone I get opportunities. Coaches will and his fellow receivers take no- passes," Willis said. in 2012 for the first time since is healthy. make the right decision on who tice. "We watch him in one-on- Davis is still lining up mainly 2009, leading the Seahawks Schofield, 26, said his they want." one drills, we see him in film at tight end and not wideout. On 50 catches for 748 yards and main focus will be rushing Moore, a Sacramento native, study even when he was on the Tuesday, he had a snap as a slot seven touchdowns. the passer. caught only 12 passes the past Ravens, and he's just so strong receiver, none at wideout. That's “Absolutely just getting af- three seasons with the Miami and sound on the field," Moore not to say Davis doesn't possess Schofield Ready to Take Aim ter the passer, so a pass rusher Dolphins, where he also excelled said. the speed to play wide receiver. first,” he said. “The drops on special teams with his self- While Boldin had a monster "Vernon was able to turn at Cardinals aren’t as complicated as I had described "element of toughness." practice catching a slew of pass- on another gear," Willis said of Notified that the team was to do in the past so that’s even Others who saw more reps es from Kaepernick, Davis pro- Tuesday's deep reception. "That's cutting him as he began to better.” and floated up the depth chart vided the play of the day when not even fair." The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug.1, 2013

Some of the many festivities at last year’s Life Blueberry Festival included wiener dog races, a pie eating contest, a dunk tank and face painting.

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Lewis County residents looking to soak up local culture and produce can enjoy the Blueberry Festival in Mossyrock the first weekend in August. In its seventh year, the festival has now expanded from a one-day affair to an entire weekend stretching Friday, August 2 through Sunday, August 4. Named for one of East Lewis County’s predominate crops, the festival will be rich with blueberries and a whole lot more. Events include a 5k trail race, a car show, live music, great food, a dog show, talent competition, a grand parade, vendor booths, and, of course, a blueberry pie eating contest. This year’s festival coordinator, Glenn Aldrich, farms and sells blueberries at Aldrich Berry Farms in Mossyrock. Aldrich hopes the festival will bring people from all over the region to experience an area known for it’s abundant agriculture. Along with participating in festival events, visitors can purchase blueberries at Aldrich Berry Farm Nursery, Grose Family Blueberry Farm, and Pan-American Berry Growers. Grose Family Blueberry Farm also has a u-Pick option available on Saturday and Sunday. According to Aldrich, Mossyrock is a perfect place for blueberry farming because the soil contains a high level of fluffy organic matter, which helps with the necessary aeration to help oxygenate the roots of plants. The Blueberry Festival occurs at the peak of the berry season, which runs from around the Fourth of July until Labor Day. “We want people to come to town and enjoy the area,” Aldrich says. “The community has come together to make sure people have a great time.” For more information, visit mossyrockfestivals.org Checkout the schedule of events and greatblueberry recipes on page Life 2! Life 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013 LIFE

2013 Mossyrock Blueberry Recipes Blueberry Festival Blueberry Freezer Jam Schedule of stirring constantly. Continue to Ingredients: boil, stirring constantly, for one 2 pints blueberries minute. Events 3 cups sugar 3. Immediately pour pectin 1 teaspoon orange zest mixture over blueberries and Events occur at Klickitat Prairie Park ½ cup water stir constantly for three minutes. unless otherwise indicated. 4. Pour mixture into freezer 1 ∕₄ ounces powdered pectin Friday, August 2 containers, leaving about ½ Noon to 10 p.m. Directions: inch of space at the top. Wipe Vendor booths and car/boat parts swap meet 1. In a large, heatproof bowl, rims and seal. 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. combine blueberries, sugar, 5. Rest at room temperature Forest and Wyatt Elbe Band - and orange zest. Stir occasion for 24 hours. 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. 6. Freeze for up to six months. Taco and talent night – Community Center for tacos and Klickitat ally, allowing mixture to rest at - room temperature until sugar The jam will also last in the re Prairie Park stage for talent competition dissolves. frigerator for three weeks. 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. 2. In a one-quart saucepan, Chris Guenther Band – Lake Mayfield Resort and Marina bring water and pectin to a boil, 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. DJ Saturday, August 3 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Blueberry pancake breakfast - Assembly Church of God 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Car show - Mossyrock High School (registration at 8 a.m.) Blueberry Coffee Cake 10 a.m. Ingredients: 5k Race crossing the Mossyrock Dam (registration at 9 a.m. near For the topping: small bowl, combine all of the dry Hydrovista Lane) ⅓ cup granulated sugar topping ingredients. Cut in butter 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ½ cup all-purpose flour using two knives or fingertips to Kids’ art contest – Mossyrock Community Center 1 teaspoon cinnamon make a crumbly texture. Set top 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ¼ cup unsalted butter, cut into ½ ping aside. - Quilt show and raffle – Mossyrock Community Center inch pieces 4. In a medium-sized mixing 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

bowl, whisk together flour, baking Vendor booths and car/boat parts swap meet For the batter: powder, and salt. Noon 2 cups all-purpose flour Parade - State Street 2 teaspoons baking powder 5. In a large mixing bowl, cream 1:30 p.m. ½ teaspoon salt together butter and sugar. ¾ cups sugar 6. Stir in egg and vanilla. Blueberry pie eating contest 2:00 p.m. ¼ cup butter, softened 7. Add milk and flour in two or 1 large egg three parts, alternating between the Dog show 3:00 p.m. 1 teaspoon vanilla two. Stir until just blended. Weiner dog races ½ cup milk 8. Fold in the blueberries. 2 cups fresh blueberries 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. 9. Pour batter into prepared pan. Elbow County Rough Riders Band Sprinkle topping evenly over the Directions: 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. top. 1. Preheat the oven to 375 Headswell Band degrees fahrenheit. 10. Bake for 40 to 45 minutes 10 p.m. to midnight until a knife inserted in the center 2. Grease and flour a 9-inch DJ comes out clean. square baking pan. Sunday, August 4 11. Cool on a wire rack for 10 3. To make the topping: In a minutes before serving. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Pancake breakfast — Fire Station 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Jerry Skinner Country Gospel Karen Frazier is an 10 a.m. to noon author and freelance Vendors and car/boat parts writer. She lives with swap meet her family in Chehalis.

Blueberry Facts Blueberries are often touted for their nutritional benefits. Some of those benefits are well known, while others are more obscure. � Blueberries have the highest antioxidant capacity of all fresh fruit. Antioxidants are responsible for neutralizing free radicals in the body, which can affect aging and contraction of diseases.

� Native Americans once called blueberries "star berries" because the blossoms make a star shape.

� Blueberries can help ease digestive issues and prevent constipation.

� Many people equate cranberries with urinary tract health, but blueberries are also good at reducing bacteria growth that causes urinary issues.

� Some believe that blueberries can help reduce belly fat.

� Blueberries contain vitamins A & C, Beta- Carotene, Niacin, Thiamin, Riboflavin, Potassium, Iron, Fiber, Calcium, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Copper, Zinc, Manganese, and Sodium.

� Blueberries were once used to make dyes and paints.

� America's favorite muffin is the blueberry muffin.

� Blueberries may help prevent damage caused by heart disease, cancer and Alzheimer's disease.

� Blueberries are the official berries of Nova Scotia, Canada.

� The anthocyanin found in blueberries can help improve eyesight.

� The annual harvest of North American blueberries would cover a four lane highway from Chicago to New York if spread out in a single layer.

� Blueberries grow on a shrub that belongs to the heath family.

� There are approximately 30 different species of blueberries.

� Blueberries were not cultivated until the beginning of the 20th century, becoming commercially available in 1916. CH495503cz.cg � The white, powdery substance on blueberries is called "bloom." Bloom indicates fresh berries. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013 • Life 3

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Lewis County History of — est. 1845 — 136 Years of Fair Time in Lewis County

created in the open area the Annual 4-H Fair on the between the two buildings for grounds. livestock. Located between The late 1950s and early the railroad track and State 1960s saw much promotion of Street and North Street, the the fairgrounds as a location 1877 exhibition seems tiny for off-season events. The compared to today’s standards. Friendly Fair theme and Little The agricultural offerings Miss Friendly started here and included about 25 horses, quickly became trademarks. (including two draught teams), Community interest groups a cattle exhibition, a pen of constructed new buildings and Berkshire hogs, samples of big name entertainers, rodeos, spring and winter wheat, and and car shows debuted during fruits like grapes, peaches this period and gained instant and nectarines — proving popularity. They are now wrong those who thought expected each year. such crops wouldn’t grow here. In 1976 (our nation’s Other attractions included 200th birthday) Chehalis was an address on the science of named an official Bicentennial agriculture, a “book printed in city, and the fair’s theme 1631”, wood carvings, cheese was “Bicentennial Bonanza.” of fine flavor, wax leaves and Also, Olde Towne made its a bedspread for which the first appearance as eight cotton was picked, carded, storefronts depicting typical spun, and woven by the life in 1900. exhibitor. This first fair closed Courtesy Photo From its start on six acres with a ball, enjoyed by about to the currently inhabited 45 couples. In the early 1900s, George 77 acres, the Southwest Washington Fair has gone Multiple fair buildings (unknown which buildings) circa 1909. Walker, a horse breeder, and Dr. Truesdell, a local dentist through many changes. and harness horse racer, met Consider this — into the several times with Governor late 1930s, all of the exhibits Hartley to advocate for and livestock traveled to the legislative creation of a Lewis grounds by rail and fairgoers County fair. In 1908, the came by horse and buggy, or legislature created the event on the “Tooneville Trolley,” a with the stipulation that it Chehalis-Centralia streetcar. serve six counties — Lewis, The parking lot and carnival Thurston, Mason, Grays Harbor, grounds weren’t paved until Cowlitz, and Pacific — and be the late 1970s. This year, while located between Chehalis and on your way to get an elephant Centralia. Once the citizens ear or to see the carnival, take purchased a tract of land, a moment to look around at the State Treasury supplied the incredible journey our $15,000 for construction. The local fair has traveled. Southwest Washington Fair …. debuted in 1909 and extended Andy Skinner, from the Agricultural interim direc- Exhibition’s three days to six. tor for the Lewis It also expanded from six to County Histori- thirty acres and the buildings cal Museum, is at that time were: a Floral Hall, working to create rotating exhibits a Machinery Hall, four stables that are enticing with a total of 80 stalls, a 400- Andy Skinner for current mu- head capacity cattle barn, and seum patrons as a 4000-seat grandstand. well as fresh faces. Through the Southwest The WSU alumnus lives in Chehalis. Washington Fair, Lewis County became known for excellence in agriculture and in breeding Courtesy Photo quality dairy and beef cattle. The “best in the region,” half- mile oval racetrack attracted competitors from all over. Not The fairgrounds from roof, looking east across Old Hwy 99 (now National Ave.), buildings, tent, carnival, cars etc. only did the races and exhibits circa 1939. provide entertainment, but the “friendly competition” Full Color Is In some form, the raised $5000 by purchasing overflowing with everything also inspired participants to Southwest Washington shares at $5 each, and in produced in the field, garden improve yearly. Fabulous! Fair existed even before September of 1877 saw the and orchard that would have Hiccups along the way NOW EASIER THAN EVER! Washington became a state. First Annual Agricultural done credit to an old settled included suspending the fair’s GET YOUR CUSTOMER’S In 1877, the Lewis County Exhibition. A Washington community…” operation from the late-1920s ATTENTION WITH FULL COLOR Agricultural Association Standard article released on Occupying six acres on East to 1935, and its forced closure SIGNS AND GRAPHICS! formed and was incorporated October 6, 1877: “Some came Market Street, this first fair during WWII. With the official under Washington territorial half expecting to see a failure, used the schoolhouse as the Southwest Washington Fair 736-6322 law to advance agriculture or at least a meager showing Agricultural Hall, two rooms in silenced, its spirit stayed alive and develop Lewis County’s of fruits and vegetables, the courthouse for women’s through Adna’s Nelson Back 1616 S. Gold St. Centralia, WA 98531 agricultural resources. Citizens and found the halls filled to exhibits, and a stock enclosure who, from 1942-1946, held In The Fairway Center

uW fAcuLty SenAte LAuncHeS fund drive by a Boy Scout troop from the sailors’ SeAttLe city counciL nAmeS Street for Washington for minority StudentS, 1968 home province, commemorates their fremont troLL, 2005 The University of Washington Faculty remarkable journey and the inadvertent The Seattle City Council approves state Senate launches a $200,000 fund drive to role they played in opening relations renaming a two-block stretch of street finance minority student tuitions. between Japan and the United States in in honor of the Fremont Troll sculpture HISTORY the 1850s. that graces its north end. Mayor Greg grouP HeALtH cooPerAtive nurSeS begin Nickels (b. 1955) says that the name HistoryLink.org A 28-dAy Strike, 1976 Port of SeAttLe commiSSion AdoPtS SeA- change “honors one of our most famous Nurses at Group Health Cooperative tAc internAtionAL AirPort’S mASter PLAn citizens.” The change is estimated to cost SeAttLe’S HoLLy PArk HouSing Project begin a 28-day strike. They are organized uPdAte, incLuding A tHird runWAy And $310, and will be paid for by the Fremont oPenS, 1942 within the Washington State Nurses enHAnced noiSe criteriA, 1996 Neighborhood Council. In Seattle, the Holly Park housing Association. As employees of a nonprofit The Port of Seattle passes Resolution project for war workers opens on South hospital, the nurses had gained the right 3212, adopting the Seattle-Tacoma (Sea- Beacon Hill. Each unit features an tHe SuquAmiSH tribe extendS mArriAge to strike under federal labor law just two Tac) International Airport’s Master Plan rigHtS to SAme-Sex couPLeS, 2011 electric range, an electric water heater, years before. Update (MPU) and the Puget Sound and an electric refrigerator. The 896 Regional Council’s (PSRC) Resolution The Suquamish Tribe votes units cover 108 acres. A-96-02 noise criteria. These resolutions unanimously to recognize same-sex monument to tHree jAPAneSe cAStAWAyS marriages and grant marriage licenses to iS dedicAted At fort vAncouver nAtionAL authorize detailed planning, property acquisition, and permit applications for same-sex couples. The vote is largely due Poet tHeodore roetHke dieS, 1963 HiStoric Site, 1989 Poet Theodore Roethke, winner of construction of a third runway at Sea-Tac to the efforts of tribal member Heather A monument to three nineteenth- the Pulitzer and Bollingen prizes, is Airport. Purser (b. 1983). The Suquamish are the found dead in a swimming pool on century Japanese sailors, believed to be second Indian tribe in the country to August 1, 1963. He was attending a the first Japanese to arrive in what is now boeing mergeS WitH mcdonneLL dougLAS, recognize same-sex marriages, following party at the Bainbridge Island estate of Washington state, is dedicated at the Fort 1997 the Coquille Tribe in Coos Bay, Oregon, Prentice and Virginia Bloedel. Although Vancouver National Historic Site. The The Boeing Company officially which married a gay couple in 2009. The many suspect alchohol contributed to sailors had drifted at sea in a disabled combines with the McDonnell Douglas Suquamish Tribe has more than 1,000 his death, the coroner later finds that he ship for more than a year before running Corporation to create the world’s largest members, many of whom live on the Port died of a coronary occlusion. aground on the Olympic Peninsula in aerospace enterprise with 220,000 Madison Indian Reservation in Kitsap 1834. The monument, financed largely employees. County. COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013 • Life 5

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

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

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PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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Celebrity Cipher

Today’s clue: Y equals D

“CP XFL XGIL D IDM GW VGWL LMSHNF XS

VDXKF FGW WXLZ, FL’W XSS SOY XS NS

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TRAVEL Searching for Grizzlies? Follow the Salmon

By Anne Z. Cooke and Steve Haggerty bits of carcass feed the trout, and in turn McClatchy-Tribune News Service the birds, small mammals, insects and eventually microorganisms. The rest TOGIAK, Alaska — Do you want to dissolves in the stream as nutrients, fer- see grizzly bears in the wild? Of course tilizer for the trees and bushes along the you do. This summer's Alaskan adven- banks. Everything in this riverine land- ture wouldn't be complete without pho- scape depends on the salmon. tos to post on Facebook and to send to That could be you, standing there friends. What's the Last Frontier all about with your camera, perched close in but without hard evidence, usually in the out of the way. But remember to take form of photos? care. Never get between a brown bear But don't count on getting picture- and its dinner, or a mother and her cubs, perfect close-ups of Smokey's larger cous- or between two males vying for top-bear ins. Of the millions of travelers expected fishing rights. That's why the best way to to tour Alaska this year, only a few will see and photograph bears is to go with a be lucky enough to see a grizzly (they call guide, someone who knows the salmon them brown bears here). And if they do, streams, where the bears will be and how it's likely to be at long range. I know. I've to stay safe. been disappointed more than once. If you do see bears in the wild, trea- "See that brown shape moving near sure the moment. And remember: You're the trees," the Denali Park bus driver says, now a witness to the salmon-to-bear and you look and look, and everyone food chain and, I hope, an advocate for MCT around you peers and points, and finally protecting Alaska's rivers. Man-made Chester Stokes shows guide Brendan Frill the business end of this about-to-spawn sockeye salmon. you see the bear, a blotchy brown spot pollutants dumped into streams — es- that might as well be a cow. pecially from mining — that destroy the But if you really want to see a grizzly annual salmon runs will be remembered doing its wild thing, IN the wild, noth- as tragedy worse than the near-extinction IF YOU GO: ing could be easier. How? You have to of the plains bison (the buffalo). Without know where the bears gather to eat, and salmon, Alaska's brown bears, its most For more on where to go and how, visit go there yourself. magnificent predators, will disappear, these sites: And where do they go, and have along with the rest of the river-dependent alaskatravel.com gone every summer for the last millen- creatures, from river otters and wolves anchorage.net nium? To the rivers, brooks and creeks to foxes, wolverines, rodents, trout, trees, alaska.gov/visitorhome where salmon, their primary diet, swim flowers and the rest. kenaipeninsula.org flyrusts.com upstream to the pools and eddies where Here's the solution. Spend a couple of they were hatched and where they will skytrekkingalaska.com days at a wilderness or fishing lodge that withinthewild.com spawn and die. offers bear-watching outings as part of crystalcreeklodge.com When Alaskan salmon get the signal their daily activities. Or book a day trip to spawn — no one's quite sure how — with an outfitter. Most likely you'll go by they return from the ocean in the tens of float plane, landing on a distant lake or the kids (and your friends) to the Alas- thousands, gathering near the mouth of river. Is it worth the expense ($200 apiece ka Wildlife Conservation Center, in familiar rivers. Then they head upstream, and up) just to watch bears eat? Oh, my, Portage Valley near Girdwood, close to swimming so close together that their yes. The plane flight alone is half the Anchorage. The center, a rescue and re- backs, when you see them from above, thrill. habilitation center, takes in all kinds of resemble gridlocked traffic on a mid-city Flying low over the land, I've seen not orphaned and threatened wild animals freeway. The bears, meanwhile, linger just bears but moose, herds of caribou, — including brown bears — and raises along the stream banks, watching and occasional wolves and swans on their them in multi-acre outdoor pens espe- waiting for the feast. When the fish arrive nests. When our flight route crossed cially designed for visitor viewing. — a moving banquet that lasts for days — ocean inlets I spied pods of white beluga You can tour the Center by car or on the bears hustle into the water, clutching whales cruising at the surface. Flying foot, and will be rewarded with plenty of and snatching at every fish that passes by. over Katmai National Park — a favorite close-ups. Whenever possible, healthy Busy putting on fat calories, they're gen- bear destination — look for the crater animals are reintroduced into the wild; A 12-inch paw print - that?s one big bear, memo- erally oblivious to everything else, even and devastated area around Novarupta others remain there, including bears, ries of a hike on a Bristol Bay beach. nearby people. Volcano, which exploded in 1912, dark- moose, musk oxen, a Wood Bison herd Once a bear has a fish in its jaws, it ening the sky for months. Yessir, flight- (reintroduced from Canada), coyotes, climbs onto the bank or a gravel bar and seeing is every bit as momentous (in its elk, eagles and owls. Every year brings musk ox calves and two spindly-legged rips the fish apart, devouring the richest way) as bear watching. another crop of cute (and cuddly) babies moose calves. I wouldn't miss it, and you parts and tossing the rest away. These And for guaranteed close-ups? Take — presently including three teeny, furry shouldn't either. Life 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013 LIFE Hot Weather Tough on Gardeners and Plants Donald D. Tapio lack of calcium supplied to the developing fruit. sult in yellowing of leaves, wilting and even leaf WSU Extension Regional Specialist More than enough calcium may be present in drop. The extent of damage will depend on a the soil. The problem develops, however, when number of factors including the amount of wa- Mid-summer heat can be as un- changes in soil moisture or sudden water short- ter present in the plant leaves and roots, shad- comfortable for plants as it is for ages disrupt the flow of calcium from soil to ing available to the plant, whether the plant was people. In addition to garden and developing fruit. Therefore, to avoid blossom over-fertilized with nitrogen, the general health landscape plants gasping for wa- end rot, the soil must be kept evenly moist. Ir- of the plant, and reflected light and heat from ter, some vegetable crops have rigating during dry periods and mulching to surrounding surfaces like walls and pavement. trouble producing when under conserve soil moisture will help minimize this Even though some plants may look totally heat stress. problem. scorched and appear to be dead, in many cases Tomatoes, peppers, melons, Container plants out on the patio, including they will survive. Scorched leaves eventually squash, pumpkins, cucumbers and hanging baskets will really be stressed by the will be replaced with new growth next spring. beans often drop their blossoms without heat wave, since they have much less buffering Other plants, like perennials, will continue to setting fruit when temperatures rise above of temperature extremes on the root system. In produce new foliage this growing season. 90°F. There’s not much you can do but wait addition to watering more frequently in hot The most important thing for now is to pro- for cooler temperatures to arrive. As more weather, providing afternoon shade will help vide adequate water to speed the recovery pro- favorable conditions return, the plants will re- reduce heat stress. cess. Make sure that sufficient water is applied sume normal fruit set. The good news is that weather is always to thoroughly wet the entire root zone. A good Cool-season crops, such as lettuce and spin- changing. These thermal blasts don’t occur that method for doing this is to use soaker hoses. ach will bolt, or produce seed stalks, causing often here in our coastal climate. The extreme For prized plants and larger specimen shrubs, the flavor of the leaves to become bitter. It’s heat won’t last forever—it will just seem like it. placing the hose on the root mass and letting best to remove these crops and replant with In the meantime, try not to overdo the garden the water trickle for several hours will also do a heat tolerant vegetables such as beans, carrots work. Aim to complete your chores very early good job of soaking the root zone. or chard. in the morning or in the evening when the sun On a final note, remember that frequent, Extremes in temperature and soil moisture is less intense, take frequent breaks and drink shallow sprinklings do little to often bring on blossom end rot, a fruit disor- plenty of water to keep yourself from wilting. alleviate drought conditions. der caused by interruptions in watering. It Some of our plants look totally fried from commonly affects tomato, pepper, cucum- last week’s intense heat. Will they survive or ber and squash causing them to develop a should we go ahead and remove them? Donald Tapio is a round leathery brown or black patch at the Intense heat can produce a variety of symp- WSU Extension Regional bottom of the fruit. Inside, the tissue is hard toms in addition to scorched leaves. Depending Specialist. He may be and brown. The rot occurs when there is a on the plant variety, intense heat may also re- reached at (360) 482-2934 or [email protected]. ADVICE: Dear Abby Pets on a Plane Often Suffer Rough Rides Through Airport DEAR ABBY: I travel a Traveling is stressful at a time at night after they verbal battering you’re receiving, contacts from all over the world, lot in my work with animal enough for animals. So please, come home from work almost it’s no wonder you’re depressed. and their backgrounds are protection. Often I’ll encounter everyone — if you fly with an every day. It’s never about me Harming yourself is not the highly varied as are their belief dogs and cats in distress as animal companion, keep it doing something bad, but how answer to your problem. Because and value systems. soon as I reach the airport. foremost in your thoughts. Use I never do anything up to their you have reached the point of I have told Mom in private Distracted a sturdy, well-ventilated carrier, expectations. wanting to hurt yourself, call and public discussions that she by their own preferably one with wheels, I don’t know if they’re the National Suicide Prevention owes someone an apology, but thoughts, their that’s designed for animals right or wrong, but it makes Lifeline. The number is 800- she shrugs it off. owners seldom and to fit under your seat. me depressed and I have been 784-2433. A counselor there can Am I wrong for asking her to realize they’re And please, keep the carrier thinking about suicide. I have direct you to the help you need. respect my friends, and would upsetting the upright and steady. — ANIMAL never been able to have an You may have to build your self- you suggest I “unfriend” my pets they’re LOVER IN WASHINGTON, opinion of my own because as esteem from the ground up, but mother until she learns proper carrying D.C. soon as I had one my parents the effort will be well worth it. Internet etiquette? — DIGITAL through the DEAR ANIMAL LOVER: would yell at me all over My thoughts are with you. FAMILY MAN terminal. By Abigail Van Buren Thank you for the heads up. In again and call me “stupid and DEAR FAMILY MAN: Animal case someone’s pet might have retarded.” DEAR ABBY: A few months Because what your mother is carriers are carelessly swung other issues while traveling, it’s I cry myself to sleep at night ago my mother joined Facebook doing could negatively affect to and fro, banged against always a good idea to talk about hoping God will put me to sleep and I readily accepted her friend your business, you should do counters, chairs and onto the it with a veterinarian before forever. Please tell me what to do. request. I’m a 30-something IT EXACTLY that. And quickly! floor. Cat or dog shoulder bags embarking. (Sorry, I couldn’t — JUSTIN IN SAN FRANCISCO specialist, but Mom is new to the ••• are dangled at angles that make resist.) DEAR JUSTIN: Verbal Internet. Dear Abby is written by Abigail it impossible for the animal abuse — which is what you are There are times I have gone Van Buren, also known as Jeanne inside to balance. These poor DEAR ABBY: I’m a 19-year- describing — can be every bit online and seen posts in which Phillips, and was founded by her pets can be confused, dizzy and old guy and for as long as I can as destructive as physical abuse. my mother is arguing with my mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear suffer from motion sickness remember my parents have Perhaps it’s time to consider friends about their lifestyles. Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. before the flight even takes off. yelled at me. It lasts for hours moving out. With the constant I have friends and business Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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Celebrity Cipher Today’s clue: R equals W

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(CC) mond (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) TLC 38 38 Moving Up (CC) Moving Up (CC) Moving Up (CC) Four Houses ’ Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Here Here TNT 54 54 Law & Order “Girl- Law & Order “Pro Perception “Defec- King & Maxwell Major Crimes “The Rizzoli & Isles ››› The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001, Fan- ››› 300 (2007, Action) Gerard Butler, Book friends” ’ Se” ’ tive” (CC) “Job Security” Deep End” (CC) tasy) Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Liv Tyler. (CC) (DVS) Lena Headey. (CC) (DVS) of El TOON 42 42 Looney Looney Scan2 Johnny Bey Poké Leg Ben 10 Batman Teen Groj. Groj. Johnny Johnny Johnny Groj. Groj. Groj. Teen Teen Groj. Groj. Groj. Regular TRAV 36 36 Paid Paid When Vacations Monumental Off Limits (CC) Mysteries at No Reservation Food Food Adam Adam BBQ Cr. BBQ Cr. 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FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) Geraldo at Large (N) ’ (CC) Red Eye (N) Justice With Judge Jeanine Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Food Network Star Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Mystery Diners Mystery Diners Mystery Diners Mystery Diners Mystery Diners Mystery Diners Iron Chef America FX 53 53 UFC 163: Aldo vs. Korean Zombie ›› The Karate Kid (2010, Drama) Jaden Smith, Jackie Chan, Taraji P. Henson. A Chinese master schools an American ›› Spider-Man 3 (2007, Action) Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, James Franco. - Prelims (N) (Live) boy in the martial arts. Peter Parker falls under the influence of his dark side. GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf WGC Bridgestone Invitational, Third Round. Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf Reno-Tahoe Open, Third Round. HALL 19 19 How to Fall in Love (2012, Romance) Cedar Cove “A House Divided” The Cedar Cove “Reunion” Jack is reunited ›› First Daughter (2004, Romance-Comedy) Katie Holmes, Marc Blucas, Ame- Cedar Cove “Reunion” Jack is reunited Eric Mabius, Brooke D’Orsay. (CC) lighthouse could be torn down. (CC) with his son. (N) (CC) rie Rogers. The president’s daughter falls for a man at college. (CC) with his son. (CC) HGTV 68 68 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l Love It or List It “McPherson” (CC) Love It or List It “Ethier” (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Hatfields & McCoys: White Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) LI FE 51 51 ›› Jodi Arias: Dirty Little Secret (2013, Docudrama) Tania Raymonde. (CC) Hunt for the Labyrinth Killer (2013) Amanda Schull. Premiere. (CC) ›› Sleeping With the Enemy (1991) Julia Roberts, Patrick Bergin. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup A feud boils over in the jail. Lockup (N) Lockup “Riverbend” Lockup “Inside Wabash” Lockup “Inside San Quentin” Lockup “Return to Riker’s Island” MTV 63 63 My Super Sweet Sixteen Meltdowns My Super Sweet Sixteen Meltdowns ››› Clueless (1995, Comedy) Alicia Silverstone, Stacey Dash. ’ Girl Code ’ Girl Code ’ Girl Code ’ Girl Code ’ NBCS 34 34 MLS Breakaway (N) (Live) Boxing Curtis Stevens vs. Saul Roman. (N) (Live) World Series Boxing Curtis Stevens vs. Saul Roman. NICK 40 40 ››› The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (2004) ’ SpongeBob Sam & Cat (N) ’ Hathaways Marvin Marvin ’ Big Time Rush See Dad Run ’ The Nanny (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› Enough (2002, Suspense) Jennifer Lopez, Billy Campbell, Juliette Lewis. ›› Maid in Manhattan (2002) Jennifer Lopez, Ralph Fiennes. › The Back-up Plan (2010) Jennifer Lopez, Alex O’Loughlin. R O OT 31 31 MLB Baseball: Mariners at Orioles Mariners Post. Timbers in 30 MLS Soccer Vancouver Whitecaps FC at Portland Timbers. (Live) MLS Soccer FC Dallas at Seattle Sounders FC. SPIKE 57 57 › Law Abiding Citizen (2009, Suspense) Jamie Foxx, Gerard Butler. A prosecu- ›› Walking Tall (2004, Action) The Rock, Johnny Knoxville, Neal McDonough. A ›› Walking Tall (2004, Action) The Rock, Johnny Knoxville, Neal McDonough. A tor gets caught up in a vengeful prisoner’s twisted scheme. ’ sheriff and a deputy try to rid their town of thugs. ’ sheriff and a deputy try to rid their town of thugs. ’ SYFY 59 59 Sinbad “Kuji” (N) Sinbad “Eye Of The Tiger” (N) Sinbad (N) Sinbad “Fiend or Friend” (N) Sinbad “Land of the Dead” (N) Paranormal Witness “The Lost Boy” TBN 20 20 Hour of Power Billy Graham Classic Crusades Macedonian Call Annual telethon. Hard Flip The King of Family Guy ’ Family Guy “Family Family Guy ’ The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Sullivan & Son Deal With It “The TBS 55 55 Queens ’ (CC) (CC) Goy” ’ (CC) Theory “Pilot” ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ “Running Mates” Cult” (CC) TLC 38 38 Here Comes Honey Boo Boo: Family Here Comes Here Comes Here Comes Here Comes Here Comes Honey Boo Boo: Family Here Comes Here Comes Cake Boss (CC) Cake Boss (CC) TNT 54 54 ›› The Book of Eli (2010, Action) Denzel Washington, Gary Oldman. A lone ›››› The Dark Knight (2008, Action) Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, Aaron Eckhart. Batman battles a vicious criminal The Hero “Season Finale” America’s warrior carries hope across a post-apocalyptic wasteland. (CC) (DVS) known as the Joker. (CC) (DVS) vote is revealed. (CC) TOON 42 42 Regular Show Regular Show ›› Planet 51 (2009, Comedy) Voices of Dwayne Johnson, Jessica Biel. King of the Hill American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Cleveland Show The Boondocks TRAV 36 36 Sturgis: Wild and Free (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Monumental Mysteries (CC) Ghost Adventures “Hellfire Caves” Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Wipeout ’ (CC) Wipeout ’ (CC) World’s Dumbest... Top 20 Funniest “Hurts So Good” Top 20 Funniest Top 20 Most Shocking NCIS “Hiatus” Memories overwhelm NCIS “Hiatus” Gibbs suffers a temporary NCIS “Outlaws and In-Laws” Two merce- NCIS “False Witness” A witness in a NCIS “Freedom” A Marine is found Graceland “O-Mouth” Mike gets deeper USA 58 58 Gibbs. ’ (Part 1 of 2) (CC) memory loss. (CC) naries are found dead. (CC) murder trial disappears. ’ (CC) beaten to death. ’ (CC) into the organization. VH1 62 62 ››› Men in Black (1997, Action) Tommy Lee Jones, Will Smith. ’ Couples Therapy ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ › Honey 2 (2011, Drama) Katerina Graham, Randy Wayne. ’

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