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Stolen From the Ashes Morton’s Country Star After Centralia Fire, Priceless Keepsakes and Brandy Clark Rides Music Success From Lewis Jewelry Were Taken Away by Thieves / Main 4 County to the Grammy Awards Stage / Main 7 Chehalis ‘You’ve Got a Whole Lot of Life Ahead of You’ Councilors Chide One Drug Court Graduates Celebrate of Their Progress, Beginning of Sober Life Own for Public Tax Stance CONCERNS: Three Councilors, Mayor Say Chad Taylor’s Letter Did Not Tell Full Story on Transportation Tax By Justyna Tomtas [email protected] Just one day before the deadline for Chehalis voters to cast their ballots on a measure that could potentially increase the city’s sales tax to fund road improvements, several councilors voiced their concerns about a letter published in The Chroni- cle that they claimed did not tell all of Chad Taylor the facts. councilor The letter Pete Caster / [email protected] at the center Lewis County Drug Court graduate Christina Lozano is hugged by family members after she oicially graduated from the program during a ceremony on Monday of the discus- afternoon at the Veterans Memorial Museum in Chehalis. sion was submitted by City Councilor Chad Taylor, who By Natalie Johnson asked voters to oppose the Lozano was one of three [email protected] Lewis County Drug Court par- please see COUNCIL, page Main 11 ticipants who celebrated their Drug Court isn’t easy, but graduation from the program the rewards are manifold for its Monday at the Veterans Me- most recent graduates. morial Museum, each accom- Cowlitz Smelt “Family is everything for me, panied by dozens of supporters, and I think that is one of the mentors and family with whom things that a lot of us lose when they have rebuilt relationships Dipping on we’re in our active addiction,” once strained after years of drug said graduate Christina Lozano. abuse. Hold After As she spoke, her young “I’m really honored to be daughter and even younger graduating these three,” said Fleet Nets granddaughter raced around Superior Court Judge Andrew her. Lewis County Drug Court Toynbee, participating in his Just One Fish helped Lozano regain custody first Drug Court graduation as of her young children and have the judge assigned to the pro- Tommy Hamilton, right, gets a hug from Judy Cate after Hamilton graduated healthy relationships with her gram. “It’s really a celebration.” WDFW: 150-Pound from the Lewis County Drug Court program on Monday afternoon during a older children and extended Average Commercial ceremony in Chehalis. family, she said. please see COURT, page Main 16 Haul Required to Trigger Sport Opportunity Councilor Asks Chamber Director to Leave Public Meeting By Jordan Nailon LODGING TAX: Max Vogt Centralia’s Lodging Tax Ad- riod as the recommendations [email protected] visory Committee conducted await council approval. Says Move Aimed interviews on Friday morning Although Vogt said it was The news could hardly with organizations hoping to a friendly meeting, some in have been worse for eager at ‘Courtesy’ for get an extra $50,000 the coun- attendance described it as smelt dippers anxiously await- Committee; Fellow cil recently allocated in addi- “hostile” after Alicia Bull, the ing word on a sport fishery. executive director of the Cen- The Washington Depart- tional LTAC funds. Councilor Concerned by tralia-Chehalis Chamber of ment of Fish and Wildlife is City Councilor Max Vogt, using commercial netting Direction of Committee chairman of LTAC, said he Commerce, was asked to leave results as a measuring stick would not comment on the the public meeting while others Max Vogt Alicia Bull By Justyna Tomtas committee’s recommendations city Chamber please see SMELT, page Main 11 [email protected] until after a 45-day waiting pe- please see MEETING, page Main 11 councilor director

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News Here Comes the Sun of the Weird zone, helping other motorists. Filipinos in Germany are He said the highway was Most Generous Long- closed to lightweight, high-profile vehicles because of the wind, Distance Lovers and the driver was cited. MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Filipinos in Germany may be far from home, but their loved Man Convicted of ones are near to their hearts on Stealing $500K in Valentine’s Day. Money transfer company Cigarettes WorldRemit analyzed remit- NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) tances from Filipinos abroad — A New Jersey man has been and found those in Germany convicted in federal court of were the most generous, sending breaking into a Connecticut home on average $32.50 more warehouse and stealing more than usual around Valentine’s Day last year. than 8,000 cartons of cigarettes worth about $500,000. Following closely were Fili- Pete Caster pinos in Norway who sent on Andrew Oreckinto, of Ma- / [email protected] average $24 more, and in New tawan, New Jersey, was convict- The sunset is reflected in water left over from last week’s rain and snow in this photograph taken outside Chehalis Zealand, who remitted on aver- ed on Monday of theft from an Monday afternoon. age $12.50 more during the week interstate shipment. He faces up around Valentine’s Day, com- to a decade in prison. pared to the amount they sent in Prosecutors say surveillance the previous week. cameras recorded the 52-year- Notable Quote Comparative government old Oreckinto breaking into New data isn’t available. Central bank Britain Candy in Wethersfield, statistics show Filipinos in the Connecticut, in March 2011. A U.S. send the most money home glue-like substance was used to overall, followed by those in disable door locks. Wires to an “I have not heard one suggestion come and that’s Saudi Arabia and United Arab outside surveillance camera and what I want to hear. We are leaders, elected to Emirates. a phone line were also cut. According to World Bank, Oreckinto is currently serv- represent the people. If I have a better idea in sales migrants’ remittances to the ing a five-year prison term in tax, damn it, it’s up to me to say it.” Philippines in 2015 reached New Jersey for stealing $100,000 $28.48 billion, the third highest worth of copper cable and sell- next to India and China. ing it for scrap. Dennis Dawes Millions of Filipinos live and work abroad, sending home Chehalis mayor on fellow councilor’s opposition to tax measure money that make up about 10 Suspect Returns Stolen (see the front page for the full story) percent of the Philippines’ gross Mortuary Van After domestic product. Finding Body Today in History Semi Blows Over, RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — A man was arrested after police Today’s Highlight in History: lished. (It was divided into sepa- kidnapped in Kabul by Muslim Crushes Patrol Car on say he stole a van from a South- rate departments of Commerce extremists and killed in a shoot- On Feb. 14, 1967, Aretha ern California mortuary with and Labor in 1913.) out between his abductors and Wyoming Highway Franklin recorded her cover of a dead body inside, returned it In 1912, Arizona became police. ELK MOUNTAIN, Wyo. Otis Redding’s “Respect” at At- and then stole a different van the 48th state of the Union as In 1989, Iran’s Ayatollah Kho- (AP) — Dramatic video of a lantic Records in New York. The from the same business. President William Howard Taft meini called on Muslims to kill tractor-trailer toppling onto a Turtles’ single “Happy Togeth- Riverside Police Officer Ryan signed a proclamation. Salman Rushdie, author of “The Wyoming Highway Patrol car er” was released on the White Railsback says a mortuary em- In 1929, shows just how windy it can get Whale label. the “St. Valentine’s Satanic Verses,” a novel con- ployee was nearly run over as he Day Massacre” took place in a demned as blasphemous. on the high plains. On This Date: The truck was driving on tried to stop the man as he drove Chicago garage as seven rivals of In 1990, 92 people were killed Interstate 80 in southern Wyo- away the second time Sunday. In 1778, the American ship Al Capone’s gang were gunned when an Indian Airlines passen- ming on Tuesday when it blew Railsback said an officer in- Ranger carried the recently ad- down. ger jet crashed while landing at a over onto the parked patrol car. vestigating the theft of the first opted Stars and Stripes to a for- In 1941, the Carson McCull- southern Indian airport. No one was inside the patrol car, van chased the second van for eign port for the first time as it ers novel “Reflections in a Gold- In 2013, Double-amputee and and Patrol Lt. David Wagener more than two miles. The sus- arrived in France. en Eye,” previously serialized, Olympic sprinter Oscar Pistori- said the truck’s driver and a pas- pect was arrested and could face In 1849, President James K. was published in book form by us shot and killed his girlfriend, senger were not hurt. charges including vehicle theft. Polk became the first U.S. chief Houghton Mifflin. Reeva Steenkamp, at his home A camera in another patrol Police didn’t immediately re- executive to be photographed In 1962, first lady Jacqueline in South Africa; he was later car caught the wreck: Wind lease his name. while in office as he posed for Kennedy conducted a televised convicted of murder and is serv- nudges the trailer, then knocks The Riverside Press-En- Matthew Brady in New York tour of the White House in a ing a six-year prison term. over the rig, which falls onto the terprise newspaper reported City. videotaped special that was Ten years ago: ConAgra re- patrol car. The skidding truck Monday that stealing a dead In 1859, Oregon was admitted broadcast on CBS and NBC (and called all Peter Pan and Great barely misses the car filming. body isn’t included in his list of to the Union as the 33rd state. several nights later on ABC). Value peanut butter made at a Wagener said troopers at the charges because police believe In 1903, the Department of In 1979, Adolph Dubs, the U.S. Georgia plant because of a sal- scene were away from the crash he didn’t mean to steal it. Commerce and Labor was estab- ambassador to Afghanistan, was monella outbreak. The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Feb. 14, 2017 Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s 57.43 65.0 -0.98 90s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 80s L 77.67 85.0 -0.19 70s H Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 2.87 10.5 -0.10 50s H Cowlitz at Randle 40s Isolated Rain Rain Likely Rain Likely Mostly Cloudy Cloudy 8.04 18.0 -0.30 30s 56º 41º 52º 41º 50º 40º 48º 34º 47º 34º Cowlitz at Mayfield Dam 20s 7.90 ---- +1.66 10s L

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and location of frontal systems at noon. Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon L H Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 7:15 a.m. Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 5:36 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 52 Moonrise ...... 9:55 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 28 55/43 33/26 Moonset...... 9:11 a.m. Normal High ...... 51 Port Angeles Today Wed. 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Schools need your support with Newspapers in Education NIE 5x2.ke For more information to sponsor or donate call (360)807-8233 • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017 Masked Protesters Target Lewis County Health Department’s Fee Process DEMONSTRATION: Organizer Believes Process Penalizes Business Owners Unjustly By Justyna Tomtas [email protected] Protesters wearing masks marched through downtown Chehalis to the Lewis County Public Health and Social Servic- es Office on Monday afternoon to demonstrate against what they deemed a faulty permit process that penalizes business owners. Jerry Lord, organizer of the protest and owner of M & K Town Store in Chehalis, said he questions the health department’s notice procedure and the length of time the department gives business owners to pay their permit fees before their business is forced to close. The health department requires businesses that carry potentially hazardous foods to pay their permit fee by Jan. 31. If it’s not paid within 21 days, the county has the authority to close the business. Lord was among several people wearing Guy Fawkes masks, a depiction of the best-known member of the Gunpowder Plot to blow up the British House of Lords in 1605. “I just hope that they real- Pete Caster / [email protected] ize that there are less penalizing Jerry Lord, center-right, leads a group of protesters along Chehalis Avenue on Monday afternoon in Chehalis. Lord, owner of M & K Town Store, led the protest directed ways to get people to pay a per- toward the Lewis County health department’s requirement that businesses pay a permit fee or have their establishments shut down. mit fee that shouldn’t be closing a business,” Lord said, adding the health department could instead utilize a collection company to get the money owed. “They are choosing not to send it to collections and try to close you down instead.” About 12 people joined the protest and walked from the store in downtown Chehalis to the health department next to the courthouse on North Street don- ning masks and carrying signs. Christina Alfonso, a licensed massage practitioner, said she decided to join the protest because small business owners are plagued with so many laws and regulations that it’s hard to keep Protesters carrying signs walk past the entrance to the Lewis County health build- Jerry Lord, center, gives a round of applause to his fellow protesters outside the a business open. ing on Monday afternoon in downtown Chehalis. The protesters, organized by Lewis County Courthouse on Monday afternoon in downtown Chehalis. Lord, “There is so much working local business owner Jerry Lord, were against what they believe are the county who organized the protest, believes the county health department’s permitting against small businesses,” she health department’s draconian laws associated with permit fees. fee process is overly excessive when dealing with businesses. said. “I almost feel like I’m trying to protect an endangered of the law for sure when they species. For me, it’s not just the start charging you $250 for a health department. I see these meeting they are not going to large corporations getting corpo- ‘‘They are violating the spirit of the law for have,” Lord said in regards to the rate welfare and then we get little administrative hearing fee. businesses and there are so many sure when they start charging you $250 for a Lord hoped to talk further laws squeezing them.” meeting they are not going to have.’’ with elected officials, specifically Doug Myers, another protest- county commissioners, to ad- er at the event, said he believes Jerry Lord, who organized the protest dress the harshness of the pen- in Lord’s cause because small against the Lewis County health de- Jerry Lord alty which he said does not fit the businesses seem to be targeted. It partment, stands in front of the Lewis owner of M&K Town Store crime. The business owner has was his first time protesting any- County Courthouse on Monday after- in the past pursued public office thing. noon during the protest. at both the county and city level Lord said he was happy with the turnout of the protest. He said the department does what it trative fees charged later on are with criticism of the health de- still hasn’t paid his $125 permit can to ensure businesses are not to help offset the cost the depart- partment being a main point in fee. He said the cost of the fee is notice,” Lord said. closed down. ment incurs during the closure his platform. insignificant, but he takes issue Danette York, director of She said the cost of the per- process, she said. He earlier voiced his con- with the procedure. public health and social services, mit fee, which varies depending Lord, however, believes the cerns that the fee was illegal “There’s other ways to get told The Chronicle in an earlier on the category of business and health department charges too and said he may challenge it in businesses to pay, and if they are interview that the health depart- any late fees, goes to offset some much and is circumventing the court. Both Lord and York told going to close a business, they ment sends out letters and then of the costs incurred by the local law by threatening to close the The Chronicle the issue seemed should at least ensure that the follows up with phone calls if a health jurisdiction to enforce the businesses that do not pay. to boil down to competing inter- people they are going to close get business has not paid its fee. She food regulations. Any adminis- “They are violating the spirit pretations of laws and codes.

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Pete Caster / [email protected] Pete Caster / [email protected] Rachael Greenwood holds the only photo she has of her wearing a locket stolen from her Centralia Crews begin to clean up debris at the site of a house ire in the 400 block of South Oak Street in Centralia home after a ire last week. The locket contains the cremated remains of her daughter. on Monday morning. Cremated Remains Among Items Looted From Burned Centralia House FAMILY: Five Injured Greenwood said. deemed structurally unsound. Greenwood, Scholes and Crews got to work Monday stabi- Members of Family their children, ages 3, 5, 7, 11 and lizing the site. Released from Hospital 17, were uninjured. “We accomplished one major Investigators were finally able objective and that was making By Natalie Johnson to enter the home at 405 S. Oak the building safe,” he said. [email protected] on Monday, but the damage was Mack said the next step in too great to determine a definite When a devastating fire the investigation will be to speak cause for the blaze, said Assistant with the residents of the home at ripped through two Centralia Chief Rick Mack, of the River- homes last week, 12 members 405 S. Oak Street. side Fire Authority. of a family were displaced, five “We have essentially a room The house was built in the of whom were briefly hospital- of origin but we did not identify early 1900s and was a base for a ized with smoke inhalation and a cause,” he said. “I don’t even large extended family for years. burns. know what the room is used for “That’s my childhood home. The fire destroyed a large, ex- I lived there since I was 9 years tended family’s longtime home it’s so damaged.” Mack said last week that fire old,” Greenwood said, noting base, reducing years of memories that eight of her parents’ chil- to ash. investigators were not immedi- Crews begin to clean up debris at the site of a house ire in the 400 block of South dren and 30 of their grandkids That would have been bad ately able to enter the remains Oak Street in Centralia on Monday morning. enough, but only a few hours of the home because it had been spent time there. after fire crews finished battling the flames, the family was dealt a Locally Owned & Operated second blow. Roger & Thieves broke into the Linda Rose charred home at 401 S. Oak Street and stole an irreplace- able memory of resident Rachael 18 Months Greenwood’s deceased daughter NO INTEREST OAC — a locket containing her cremat- Gift Certificates Available ed remains. “I don’t care about anything else,” she said. “… I just want it back.” SAVE ON CLOSE-OUT IN-STOCK ITEMS The gold, heart-shaped locket has flowers and leaves in Black ALL SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE Hills Gold and the inscription BIG “Leah Lynn Steen, 3-4-08” on the !!! $$ SAVE STOREWIDE $$ back, for Greenwood’s daughter, who died a few months into her pregnancy. ENGLAND 2 PIECE ENGLAND Greenwood is asking whoev- RECLINING SOFA SOFA & LOVESEAT SOFA WITH LEATHER TRIM er now has the locket to return it. Other items stolen including a wedding ring from her first marriage, her Centralia High School class ring, a wallet, watch $ BOTH PIECES and a diamond tennis bracelet. LIMITED STOCK $ $ 537 Matching Loveseat Available 999 1Z05 999 4355 1-ONLY 1099 “They really went straight for her jewelry box,” said Green- ENGLAND ENGLAND wood’s partner, Kyle Scholes. 2 PIECE SOFA & LOVESEAT 2 PIECE SOFA & LOVESEAT The thieves didn’t take a cam- HI-LEG era or game systems. RECLINER “They left expensive things,” he said. BOTH PIECES $ BOTH PIECES THE FIRE was first reported at $1099 399 $1699 12:43 a.m. Wednesday at 405 S. 635 LIMITED STOCK 918 GOLD OR BLUE 6352265 CABIN ONLY Oak Street. Greenwood’s brother, sister-in-law and their three chil- EMERALD 5-PIECE EMERALD dren lived there. That house was BEDROOM SET ALL LEATHER RECLINING SOFA 7-PIECE completely destroyed. DRESSER/MIRROR/ GATHERING “I had just come home from QUEEN BED/ SET work,” Greenwood said. 2 NIGHT STANDS Greenwood, Scholes and TABLE WITH BUTTERFLY LEAF & their combined five children $1299 YOUR CHOICE $ lived next door in 401 S. Oak. $ 6 STOOLS 699 B141 *BEDDING IS EXTRA 530 CHESNUT ONLY 1199 D401 1-ONLY They were watching TV when they heard screaming coming from outside. RED TAG CLEARANCE EVENT She told The Chronicle she looked outside and saw her LA-Z-BOY CHAIR SERTA iCOMFORT RUSTIC 3-PIECE STORAGE sister-in-law and her 4-year- 1 3 5 CHAIR + ½ QUEEN MATTRESS/FDN COCKTAIL W/ END TABLES old child running outside their $399 $699 $399 burning home. 623 1-ONLY CINNAMON 955 1-ONLY 12620 AS-IS 3 PIECES They called 911 and ran EMERALD EMERALD LA-Z-BOY $ outside to help. Greenwood’s 2LEATHER SWIVEL RECLINER $599 4SWIVEL RECLINER $399 6 RECLINER + ½ 699 brother fled the home with the 1209 GRAY OR CREAM 3731 TAN OR BURGUNDY 720 GRAY ONLY couple’s 2-year-old child. Their 17-year-old was still in the house. “He got disoriented in the house,” she said. Eventually the teen made it HARBOR SHORES PACIFIC DUNES FIRM OR PLUSH out of the home, as his family WIND TREE PLUSH PLUSH PLUSH 85TH ANNIVERSARY members called out to him. At TWIN SET $ some point, the fire spread next QUEEN SET..... $599 QUEEN SET..... $699 QUEEN SET..... 699 door, seriously damaging Green- $ 95 TWIN SET...... $399 TWIN SET...... $499 TWIN SET...... $499 wood’s home as well. 199 FULL SET...... $499 FULL SET...... $599 FULL SET...... $599 Greenwood declined to give KING SET...... $899 KING SET...... $999 KING SET...... $999 her brother and sister-in-law’s names. SAVE UP TO 50% OFF PAY NO INTEREST PAY CASH SAVE AN All five members of the fam- You can purchase clearance items at up to ily living in her brother’s home, 50% off the suggested retail price. Be sure to FOR 18 MONTHS ADDITIONAL 5% including two adults and three shop early for best slection. 18 Months No Interest. (OAC). Does not apply to previous purchase or special orders. children, were hospitalized after the fire. Two young children, aged 4 and 2, were treated at Store Hours 18 MONTHS NO INTEREST OAC Providence Centralia Hospital.

The two adults and a 17-year-old Mon.-Sat. 10-6 CH569633hw.ke were taken to Harborview Medi- Closed Sundays and Holidays cal Center in Seattle for burns so we can spend time 1530 So. Gold • Centralia, WA and smoke inhalation. All have with our families www.rosesfurniture.net 360-807-1211 been released and are recovering, • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017 Lewis County Commissioners Approve Purchase of New The Chronicle is published Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Vehicles, Award Highway 603 Stabilization Contract Saturday mornings by Lafromboise Communications, Inc. MISSED OR LATE PAPER? TOLEDO: An Agreement The new vehicles will replace Evans, Edna Fund, Geggie Ham- and the possible creation of more Delivery deadlines: aging ones from the assessor’s ilton, Buck Hubbert and Dan fire stations, educational and Tuesday and Thursday ...... 5:30 p.m. Between City’s School office, the roads department, the Mortensen to the Distressed public workshops too. Saturday ...... 7:30 a.m. District and the County engineering department and the Counties Fund and Rural Eco- Missed papers will only be credited up to 2 weeks, sheriff’s office. nomic Development Public Fa- COMPANIES MAY PLEASE call us immediately Monday - Friday at to Provide Public Works now apply for 360-807-8203 or leave us a message on our after hours cilities Advisory Committee. the 2017 county small works line at 360-807-7676 Services Also Approved A CONTRACT to stabilize a 1.72- This includes the mayors of both roster, which allows them to be Tuesday ...... 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Monday mile stretch of Highway 603 by Centralia and Chehalis as well as placed on a list for the county to Thursday ...... 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. widening and reconstructing other local leaders. assign contracts for public works Saturday ...... 7:30 - 10:30 a.m. the roadway, resurfacing it and Heather Stewart was appoint- By Aaron Kunkler projects lower than $300,000. TO SUBSCRIBE installing guide posts and other ed to the Public Facilities District [email protected] safety improvements was also Board of Directors with her term This allows the county to forgo To start a new subscription or to schedule a vacation a more lengthy bidding process stop or restart, visit www.chronline.com or call cus- The purchase of three new approved Monday. expiring in October 2019. tomer service at 807-8203 or 800-562-6084, ext. 1203. SUVs, two Ford Interceptors and A call for bids was put out for projects serving county ser- Monday - Friday ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. six pickup trucks from Columbia in January and seven contrac- A NON-EXCLUSIVE franchise be- vices and fire districts through- TO PLACE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Ford and Northsound Dwayne tors responded, with the Seattle- tween Cascade Networks Inc. out the county. Applications can Lane Dodge was approved by Lew- based Scarsella Bros. Inc. provid- and the county was transferred be found on the county’s Public Call 807-8203 or 800-562-6084, ext. 1203, or visit is County commissioners at their ing the lowest responsive bid at to Astound Broadband LLC for Works page. www.chronline.com. weekly business meeting Monday. A similar roster for consul- Monday - Friday ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. $4.493 million. Centralia-based operating and installing tele- Classified / Legals / Obituary Manager The vehicles were purchased Sterling Breen Crushing came in communications facilities in tants was also presented at Mon- Amanda Curry ...... 736-3311 ext. 1277 through a cooperative govern- second, bidding $4.64 million. the county’s right of way. Cas- day’s meeting, and consulting [email protected] mental agreement with the state The county engineer’s estimate cade Networks Inc. was recently firms can also access applications and will be paid for through ded- for the project was $4.586 million. bought by Astound Broadband through the Public Works website. OFFICE LOCATION AND HOURS icated funding at a cost of nearly LLC. 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia $300,000. AN AGREEMENT between the FINALLY, the county is seeking Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Public Works Director Erik county and the Toledo School A PUBLIC hearing for an ordi- consultants interested in provid- SUBSCRIPTION RATES Martin said he has heard from District was approved, allowing nance that would allow eight fire ing engineering services for the the local community question- the county to provide services for stations throughout the county Newsstand weekday rate ...... $1 planning and design of Borst Newsstand weekend rate ...... $1 ing why the county does not pur- the district it cannot perform on to remodel will also be held on Avenue projects and will be ex- chase vehicles locally. He said the its own. The county will be paid March 6 at 10 a.m. in the com- Home delivery pected to perform scoping, alter- One month ...... $12.90 cost of purchasing a hypothetical for the services, which include missioners chamber. native analysis, preliminary and Three months ...... $35.15 vehicle they analyzed from a lo- snow plowing, chipsealing, traf- Currently, under the Growth Six months ...... $65.15 cal vendor would be around 10 fic striping, vegetation control Management Act, rural govern- final design and construction support. One year ...... $122 percent higher than purchasing and other public works projects. ment services such as public fa- By mail to Washington and Oregon/Other States through the state. The agreement will be effective cilities including fire, police and More information on the One month ...... $17.05 / $19.60 Martin said he was open to until 2022. water services are not allowed on project can obtained by emailing Three months ...... $50.50 / $58.80 talking with local dealers to see agriculture, forest and mineral Martin at erik.martin@lewis- Six months ...... $99.15 / $115.40 if they could match that price for THE COMMISSIONERS also ap- resource lands. The ordinance countywa.gov. One year ...... $194 / $227.45 vehicles if the dealers were inter- pointed Mark Anders, Bonnie would amend that, allowing the Proposals must be received Online subscriptions to chronline.com ested in selling to the county. Canaday, Dennis Dawes, Matt remodeling of the fire stations by Feb. 28. One day ...... $2 One month ...... $8 One year ...... $84 Print subscribers always have full access to chronline.com. 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Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017 LOCAL New Superintendent Selected to Head Napavine School District RETIRING: Current conducted a very good open pro- ence and P.E. After five years in cess and I am excited to have Superintendent Richard Menlo he moved on to a school a new superintendent named,” ‘‘Basically the board looked at the in Arizona. While there he Jones Stepping Down said Jones. picked up his master’s degree at Year’s End; Staff The selections process was qualifications of each applicant and he was in educational leadership from spearheaded by a hired candi- Northern Arizona University. Petition Favored a date recruiter Rick Anthony, who the one that evidently rose to the top.’’ He has also worked at Olym- Different Candidate assembled a list of 11 applicants pia High School as an assistant and chose the final four can- John Hylton principal and has been at Reeves By Jordan Nailon didates for the position. When speaking about the choice of Geoff Parks as the Napavine superintendent Middle School in Olympia for the first list of candidates was [email protected] the past three years. All together released, however, it was discov- On Feb. 3, the Napavine ered by concerned school district he has 18 years of services in pub- The final vote saw board perience, knowledge and desire lic education, including stints School Board voted 3-2 to make staff that one of the candidates president John Hylton and board to be the next superintendent for Geoff Parks the next superin- had a restraining order on record coaching football, basketball, member Tony Kinswa vote for Napavine and why they thought track and golf. Parks is currently tendent of the Napavine School in relation to an incident where Schutz while board members they would be the best pick. We wrapping up his superintendent District. he pulled a knife on a student. Ellen Munson, Michelle Russell of course also heard from the Parks will take over the Once that candidate was re- and Sonny Butler cast deciding community, staff, students and certificate at Seattle Pacific Uni- position on July 1 for current moved from the selection pool, votes for Parks. the administration,” wrote Hyl- versity. He has two daughters Napavine Su- current Napavine dean of stu- “Basically the board looked ton in an email. “Three of the and a son with his wife of nearly perintendent dent affairs and athletic director at the qualifications of each ap- five board members thought that 10 years. Richard Jones, Shane Schutz was added as a re- plicant and he was the one that Geoff (Parks) was the best fit for “I am thrilled and deeply hon- who is set to placement. evidently rose to the top,” said the position based on experience. ored to be a part of the Napavine retire at the The final four candidates Hylton of Parks. The other two board members community. The Napavine completion of for the position included Parks, In an email, Hylton clarified, believed after reviewing Shane School District has a long history his 40th year of Schutz, Rich Staley and Brian “You need to remember they were Schutz's qualifications and ex- of excellence in schools and com- public educa- Hunter. both great candidates and both perience along with listening to mitment from the community,” tion in Wash- The public vetting process in- had a lot of positives to bring to the overwhelming 77 percent of wrote Parks in an email. “My Richard Jones ington. Jones cluded interviews with each can- the position. Everyone agreed the teachers request that Shane initial plan will be primarily fo- retiring has served as didate conducted by school staff that either one would have been was the better fit. Geoff Parks cused on building strong, collab- superintendent Napavine’s su- members, the student body and a good fit. This is just how the received the majority board orative, productive relationships perintendent for the community at large. A peti- vote came out. When it's that member votes and is going to with Napavine’s school commu- five years. tion was also passed around the close you probably will never get be the next superintendent for nity in order to achieve success The selection process was a school buildings that came back a unanimous vote.” Napavine and has the support of bit of a muddled affair that left with in-school staff stating a 77 Hylton confirmed that the the entire board.” as a team and to continue the some stakeholders feeling jilted. percent preference for Schutz, petition stating a 77 percent staff Parks, who lives in Adna, excellent traditions within our Jones noted he was not a part who has worked in the Napavine preference was viewed and taken grew up in Willapa Valley and community. I will focus on lis- of that process. However, he ex- School District for 18 years, to into consideration by the board graduated from Central Wash- tening and learning as I want to pressed relief that a replacement be the next superintendent. That prior to their vote. ington University with a degree honor our rich traditions, while has been tabbed well in advance collective input was then pre- “My official response is that in biology. He began his career pursuing innovation to promote of the end of the school year. sented to the school board mem- all the superintendent candi- in education at Willapa Valley growth and prepare all students “I think that the school board bers before they made their vote. dates brought forward their ex- High School teaching math, sci- for post-secondary success.” New Lewis County PUD Manager Says Rate Analysis in the Works CHAMBER EVENT: The PUD was originally hydroelectric dams, oil or diesel formed in 1936 and serves some generation or waste incineration Dan Kay Speaks at 31,000 unincorporated Lewis to meet new energy demands. Chamber of Commerce County residents. It maintains The PUD also offers power around 3,000 miles of power bill assistance for low-income Event in Centralia lines. residents and families and also By The Chronicle “Customers are our No. 1 pri- offers various programs that Customer service and ana- ority,” Kay said. help upgrade houses to become lyzing the cost of service will be Kay serves under a board of more energy efficient, he noted. priorities for incoming Lewis elected PUD commissioners. Kay is a graduate of Washing- County PUD Manager Dan Kay, The PUD is undertaking a ton State University and began who was appointed to the posi- cost of service analysis, he said, working for the district in 1994 tion in December. to check if rates are in line with as an electrical engineer. Kay spoke with attendees at the cost of providing service, In 1999, he earned his profes- the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber though he did not say if any re- sional engineering license and of Commerce luncheon Monday sults were ready. became a system engineer and at O’Blarney’s in Centralia. He Kay is also keeping an eye on was again promoted in 2007 to said he will continue to focus the state House Bill 1334, which the engineering manager. He Aaron Kunkler / [email protected] on Lewis County PUD’s guid- would require small utility pro- also serves on various commu- Lewis County Public Utility District Manager Dan Kay gives a presentation at the ing principles of being customer- viders to generally not use energy nity and civic boards and lives Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce luncheon yesterday. Kay was appoint- owned, not for profit and afford- produced from coal and natural in Chehalis with his wife and ed by the PUD Commissioners in December after former Manager Bob Geddes able. gas-fired generators, some new daughter. announced his retirement Suspect in Thurston County Man’s ‘Cold-Blooded Murder’ Appears in Court By Andy Hobbs The Olympian Bail was set at $2.5 million for a suspect accused of killing a Thurston County ranch hand and dumping his body in a river. Kelso resident Jeremy Brian Leininger, 20, appeared Monday in Thurston County Superior Court on one count of first-degree murder. Arraignment was set for Feb. 28. Leininger was arrested Feb. 10 in connection with the death of Rainier resident Clark Edward

Calquhoun, 53. Andy Hobbs / The Olympian Courtesy Facebook Court documents give the Jeremy Brian Leininger, 20, appeared Monday in Thurston County Superior Court A memorial service for Clark Edward Calquhoun was held Feb. 11. This is an image following account: on one count of irst-degree murder. from a slideshow that contained photos from Calquhoun’s life. Calquhoun was reported missing Dec. 31 by his girlfriend, who had last seen him three days providers between Calquhoun’s spoken about a man named ing stabbed in the back. According to his obituary, earlier while leaving their home disappearance and his interview Clark who lived on his uncle’s Detectives used GPS loca- Calquhoun was born in Pasa- to go to the store. That’s when with detectives. farm and had made threats tions to determine that between dena, California, in 1963 and Dec. 28-29, Leininger had trav- Leininger approached and asked Leininger told detectives he against his uncle. Leininger graduated from North Thurston apparently told the witnesses eled to his home in the Kelso Calquhoun to feed the cattle had last seen Calquhoun walk- High School in 1982. He had four ing toward the property’s front he had lured the man into the area and came within 3 miles and do some work on his uncle’s children and six grandchildren. gate to meet someone. Accord- woods and shot him, then used a of where Calquhoun’s body was Calquhoun also is survived by Yelm-area ranch. Calquhoun did ing to Calquhoun’s girlfriend, truck to drag the body. found. his parents, sister and two broth- not return home that night. Leininger told her the same story Calquhoun’s body was dis- “This is a calculated and The Thurston County Sher- and said he believed Calquhoun covered Jan. 29 in the Coweeman cold-blooded murder,” said Jo- ers. iff’s Office conducted an unsuc- had stolen money and cigarettes River in Cowlitz County. An au- seph Wheeler, deputy prosecu- A memorial service was held cessful search on the ranch. De- from his truck. topsy revealed that he had been tor, when proposing bail during Feb. 11 at Littlerock Commu- tectives contacted Leininger on Detectives interviewed wit- shot at least twice with a .45-cali- Monday’s court hearing. “We’re nity Fellowship and included Jan. 5 and learned the suspect nesses from Cowlitz County who ber handgun, and that his spinal dealing with somebody who’s in- a slideshow of photos from had changed cellphone service said Leininger had previously cord had been severed after be- credibly dangerous.” Calquhoun’s life. News in Brief Army Ranger Charged critical condition and unable to Lewis County Property lewiscountywa.gov for an addi- for an emergency sewer repair. breath on his own. tional fee. The road was closed at 7 a.m. With Assault for Court documents say the Tax Statements to Be Office hours are 8 a.m. to Tuesday and will remain closed shooting took place Saturday in 4:30 p.m. Monday through Fri- until further notice. Shooting Fellow Soldier a Parkland apartment, about 40 Mailed on Wednesday day. Questions can be asked at Traffic will be routed from OLYMPIA (AP) — An Army miles south of Seattle. By The Chronicle 360-740-1115. ranger from the Joint Base Lew- Popek reportedly told in- Johnson Avenue to Pioneer Way The 2017 Lewis County behind Centralia Middle School, is-McChord in Washington state vestigators he had been playing property tax statements will be has been charged with shooting around with his gun while clean- according to a press release from mailed between Wednesday and Emergency Sewer a fellow soldier, who remains in ing the weapon when he pointed the city. critical condition. it at the victim and pulled the Friday. Repair Closes Portion of Taxes can be paid in person Drivers are asked to use alter- The Olympian reported that trigger. Borst Avenue nate routes if possible. Spc. Thomas Patrick Popek was He says he didn’t know the at the Treasurer’s Office in the arraigned in court Monday on gun was loaded. county courthouse at 351 NW By The Chronicle For more information, conan assault charge. The two men had been pre- North St. in Chehalis, mailed to The city of Centralia has tact Patty Page with the Centra- The 23-year-old victim from paring to go to a shooting range PO Box 509, Chehalis WA 98532 closed Borst Avenue between lia Engineering Department at Hudson, New Hampshire, is in at the time. or paid electronically at www. Johnson Road and Allen Avenue 360-330-7512. • Main 7 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017 Morton-Born Star Making Herself a Regular at the Grammys COUNTRY: Brandy Clark Has Been Nominated for Six Grammy Awards Since 2014 By Jordan Nailon [email protected] It takes a lot of of turns to navigate from Morton to the bright lights and red carpet of the Grammy Awards. It just so happens the route that Brandy Clark bushwhacked runs right through Nashville. On Sunday, Clark was in attendance at the Grammys as a nominee for the fourth straight year. This year, she was nominated for Best Country Album and Best Country Solo Performance. In 2016, she was nominated for Best Country Song for “Hold My Hand,” and in 2015 she was nominated for Best New Artist and Best New Country Album for her release, “12 Stories.” In 2014, she burst onto the scene when she was nominated for Best New Country Song for her lyri- cal input on Miranda Lambert’s smash success “Mama’s Broken Heart.” “It never gets old hat,” said Clark, a 41-year-old Morton native, during an interview with The Chronicle last week. “It’s an exciting thing to be a part of.” Although her work has gar- nered attention in the past, this year was particularly meaningful because the content of her record — “Big Day in a Small Town” — was inspired in large part by her experience growing up in rural Lewis County. The album even featured local archive photos from the East County Journal as its cover art, including a shot of the Morton-White Pass football team celebrating a touchdown beneath the blazing Friday night lights. ”When I made this record, and when I wrote the song ‘Big Day in a Small Town,’ I thought, ‘Wow, that would be a great record to pay homage to my small town,’” said Clark. “I love small town America and I think it’s because I grew up in a small town.” Clark, who graduated from both Morton High School and Centralia College, said that when she first left the security of West- ern Washington for the uncertainty of neon honky tonks and Nashville she was slapped with a bit of culture shock. At first, the difference stuck out like a sore guitar picker’s thumb. Eventually, though, she began to notice the

similar backgrounds of the folks Jordan Strauss / The Associated Press populating transient cities like Brandy Clark arrives at the 59th annual Grammy Awards at the Staples Center on Sunday in Los Angeles. Nashville or even Los Angeles. “When I moved to Nashville, I felt like I had moved to New York City when I first got there, musical interest from. She didn’t ten to Sturgill Simpson’s “Sailor’s working class values. I really do. but one thing I’ve learned is that play guitar when I was grow- Guide to Earth,” which includes I think that’s why I loved it,” said most people are from a small ing up but she played piano and ‘‘When I made this a cover of Nirvana’s “In Bloom” Clark. “I remember hearing the town. What I learned is every harp,” said Clark. “We always that bested Clark’s “Big Day in a Alabama song ‘40 Hour Week’ place is the same really. Small had music around.” record, and when Small Town” on Sunday for Best and the Ronnie Milsap song ‘She towns revolve around the sports Although Clark grew up sur- I wrote the song Country Album of the year. Keeps the Home Fires Burning.’ I teams and I love that, and ev- rounded by and helping to cre- For Clark, that revolution is thinks there’s a lot of hard work- eryone knows each other and ate the heart plucking sounds of ‘Big Day in a Small not so much about what she can ing people who listen to the radio is helping each other out,” said country music, she did not set change about country music, but to help them get through their 40 Clark, who has been pleasantly out to top the charts right from Town,’ I thought, about returning to the strong, hours on the job.” surprised by the wide-ranging the get-go. Coming from a small ‘Wow, that would be time-tested traditions of its past. Although she came up short warm welcome that her ode to town, there were other pursuits “I think there was a bit of a in her bid to bring home Best Morton has received. that came calling first. a great record to pay rut as far as the majority of what Country Album and Maren “Not only in America, I’ve “When was young I was big homage to my small people were hearing on the ra- Morris wound up with honors for been amazed by how much ‘Big into sports, and that monopoliz- dio. And that’s where I got most Best Country Solo Performance Day in a Small Town’ has reso- es everything. It taught me great town.’” of my music as a kid was on the over Clark’s “Love Can Go To nated with people in the UK,” discipline,” explained Clark, radio,” explained Clark. “It is a Hell,” she doesn’t harbor much said Clark, who told of driv- who went to Central Washing- Brandy Clark, bit of a movement and I’m proud in the way of hard feelings. She’s ing through pastoral sections of ton University on a basketball Morton native to be a part of it, and I think it’s just happy to be a part of a strong countryside in Scotland and Eng- scholarship. As these things hap- a lot of artists that want to keep wave of musicians who are help- land on a recent tour and think- pen, though, her focus slowly be- the traditions of country music ing to establish country music ing to herself, “Oh my gosh, this gan to shift, and eventually she has exceeded my dreams in a lot alive. To me it’s even more than as a serious genre that reflects a reminds me of Lewis County.” left Ellensburg and returned to of areas.” sonically, to me I love to keep the slice of the American experience. Since she was just a young Lewis County to attain her asso- She first began breaking into art of storytelling alive in coun- She notes up-and-coming coun- Morton resident, Clark has been ciate degree in music from Cen- the industry thanks to her first- try music. In my opinion country musicians Charlie Worsham immersed in the classic twang tralia College. rate ability to convey compelling try music has the best songs ever and Ryan Kinder as artists she is and drawl of country music. She “I’m that kind of person who stories through her lyrics. Her that tell the stories of everyday excited to keep an eye and an ear remembers soaking in the hick- always needs a big passion. words have been performed by life and everyday people. on going forward. ory-stained sounds of Alabama When I quit playing basketball, big timers like Lambert, Sheryl Clark likes to refer to the “Those are people that the ma- and Loretta Lynn’s “Coal Miner’s I just transferred that to music,” Crow, Reba McEntire and Kacey recipe for a good country music jority of the world hasn’t heard Daughter” early on in her devel- said Clark. Musgraves many times over. She as “three chords and the truth,” from yet, but I think that they opment. She began playing gui- While she was already well- considers Lambert’s rendition of although, she added that “it can will,” said Clark. “I think we’re all tar at the age of 9, taking lessons versed in tapping into her pas- “Mama’s Broken Heart” to be one have more than three chords.” just doing what is really honest to at Lewis County’s only mall. sions, when Clark first struck out of the favorite projects. She olds To her mind, it is no wonder us and not trying to fit a mold.” “My mom loves great singers on the bumpy wagon wheel trail out hope that it will be a coun- that country music resonates so Find additional information and I remember she loved the that leads to the country music try radio and jukebox staple for well in blue-collar backwaters of on Clark and her album Big Day great country singers, but also, I scene, she was unsure of how years to come. Washington. in a Small Town at www.bran- love Linda Ronstadt and I feel like far her determination would “It’s because I have gotten “I think it’s because it’s about dyclarkmusic.com. that came from my mom. And take her. Asked if she had ever so many texts in the middle of my grandparents lived next door envisioned her current level of a Saturday night, coming into and they loved Merle Haggard success, Clark still sounds a bit a Sunday morning, of people ROCHESTER LUMBER and George Jones and that era, conflicted. drunk and karaoking that song. I and everyone loves Dolly Parton,” “I did and I didn’t. I always say think that song could be a classic. CHECK OUT OUR PRICE FOR 3’ 29 GAUGE METAL ROOFING! explained Clark, who says her your dreams are about 9 years There’s some staying power WE ALSO STOCK A LARGE SELECTION OF POLE BUILDING SUPPLIES CH569827hw.ke first live concert was Ronnie Mil- old,” said Clark. “I definitely in that,” said Clark. 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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 The State Should Restructure the Child-Welfare System By The Seattle Times Editorial Board Other Views sulting in a shortage of homes so solely focused on youth services. grade reading levels at least 20 Washington spends about acute that abused and neglected It would also shift the state’s points lower than students not $500 million a year on its child an afterthought. kids just removed from their focus toward early intervention, in foster care, and just 2.6 per- homes are put in hotels. King welfare safety net, and most of This year, the Legislature reflecting brain research which cent of kids in foster care gradu- County’s child welfare offices shows how preventing child- ate from college within four that is spent after a family is is plowing ahead with a smart, have seen turnover as high as 30 hood trauma saves costs to soci- years of finishing high school. already in crisis. Social work- comprehensive reform of the percent, according to a recent ety down the road. With limited resources and ers, often carrying untenable child-welfare system. A new Department of Children, Youth investigation by the online news The restructuring plan a crisis-focused approach, the caseloads, are squeezed between site Crosscut. started with Gov. Jay Inslee, and child welfare system too often their professional commitment and Families would merge the child-welfare and juvenile- Charles Loeffler, a Seattle- has been endorsed by the Leg- simply skips over teenagers. The to protect vulnerable kids and based social worker, told the islature’s longtime child welfare rate of children age 10 or older justice systems with the depart- the fractures in society caused Legislature last week that high leader, Rep. Ruth Kagi, D-Seattle. taken into state care has plunged by intergenerational poverty and ment overseeing early learning stress, low pay and untenable Sen. Steve O’Ban, R-Lakewood, in the past decade, and Wash- substance abuse. and child care. caseloads result in “a revolving has a few smart tweaks, includ- ington has the fourth-lowest Their work is complicated by The approach makes sense door of social workers in this ing rigorous accountability stan- rate in the nation of older ado- Washington’s siloed approach because Washington isn’t get- vital area of public need.” Three dards for a new department. lescents in foster care. They’re to children and families. Those ting good enough results from years into the job, Loeffler said This is a tremendous oppor- often left to the streets. workers are employed by the the status quo. he is considered a senior worker tunity for the state to do better. The state would get better mega-sized Department of So- DSHS continually lurches in the office. A decade of court oversight from outcomes if it responds with a cial and Health Services, while from one crisis to another — Restructuring the system a class-action lawsuit known prevention-first approach. separate state departments han- most recently, in the mental- won’t solve funding gaps, and as the Braam decision certainly We know what we’re getting dle early learning and health ser- health system — while the child will cost at least $10 million in hasn’t fixed the foster-care sys- from the status quo. The Legis- vices. Preventive, wraparound welfare safety net suffers. Foster the short term. But it would cre- tem. lature, and the state, owe these services for at-risk kids are often parents have fled the system, re- ate a new cabinet-level secretary Now, foster kids have third- kids a better outcome.

COMMENTARY: Highlighting Lewis County Wisdom Gained About Both Love and Romance It’s Valentine’s Day so I de- Italy to the United States, where cided to write about love. he finally raised enough money Not necessarily romance to send for his bride. Sarah also — rich chocolate candies, heart- told how she and her husband, shaped valentines, bouquets of red Harry, built their home on Che- roses, and teddy bears and teddies halis Avenue. that boost the bottom lines of “My proudest achievement in businesses catering to couples. life is building this house with Romance is exciting; love is Harry,” she said. “We were able to enduring. get married, take a honeymoon, My husband and I recently and build this house without go- watched the Netflix original se- ing into debt.” ries “The Crown,” which focuses She offered great advice: “Trea- on the reign of Queen Elizabeth sure what you have, appreciate II and touches on one of the 20th what you have, and then relax and century’s most enjoy what you have.” romantic stories. In 2009, Rev. Paul Justice pub- I’m speak- lished his memoir, “Transformed ing about King by Grace.” He grew up in a county Edward VIII, poorhouse, progressed to an or- Letters who gave up phanage, and then fought at Iwo his crown in Jima and later as a China Marine. Canadian Medications prove personal importation of 1936 to marry a He stated unequivocally, “Meeting LETTERS POLICY prescription drugs, and no one twice-divorced and marrying Violet was the best Cheaper, Good Quality is policing our insurance compa- woman, Wallis By Julie McDonald thing in my life.” • Limit letters to the editor I would like to comment nies or our big pharmaceuticals. Simpson. The “To stay married, we always to 500 words or less. Both kinds of businesses series also addresses the thwarted suggest that couples keep courting. on an article that was in The • Include the town where Chronicle a couple weeks ago have a stranglehold on the love of Princess Margaret and Many times couples marry and, you live and a daytime American people to get as on personal importation of pre- telephone number. Group Capt. Peter Townsend. after a year or two, they quit going much money as possible out of Closer to home, as a journal- to dinner or movies together. Love scription drugs from Canada. • The Chronicle does not I have been having my asth- publish letters that advocate them, and the politicians are ist and personal historian, I’ve is like a plant. You need to tend, right in there helping them get learned much about love and last- fertilize and water it, sometimes ma inhalers mailed to me from boycotts of local businesses. Canada for over six months now, • Emailed letters are what they can. As free citizens ing relationships from narrators with your tears.” of a free country, every Ameri- who have shared their stories with and I am very well satisfied. Not preferred. Send to letters@ He also said they faithfully can should be able to purchase me. only is the medication exactly chronline.com kept a promise to the minister • Letters may be mailed to their medications wherever they One is Anna (Strods) Melk- the same, and the same brand who counseled them before their Letters, The Chronicle, 321 please. It should be one of our ers, who escaped with her family 1958 wedding: they wrote a love as what I was purchasing here in the U.S., but there is twice as N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA. freedoms, and our right. from Communists in Latvia dur- letter to each other on their an- 98531 or dropped off at The ing World War II. She was only 10 niversary. much in each canister at nearly one third the cost. Chronicle’s front desk. D. Louise Khvoroff when two armed men burst into I’ve heard other pearls of wis- Randle a farmer’s home where they had dom from long-married couples It is fallacious to say that taken refuge. and witnessed many acts of love. medication from Canada is not and I decided to give it a try. I “Hands up or I’ll shoot!” Like the way Barb and Lee as high quality as those pro- called and was taken through Lobbying Should Be Before anyone could move, one Grimes, of Centralia, mortgaged duced here. Canada is not a a very thorough check of all Illegal and Prohibited fired at Anna’s father, piercing his their home after Lee heard God’s third world country; their medi- my health issues and current head through both eyes. When he call to ensure the stories and sacri- cations have just as high and medications. A doctor faxed my Having just read about the toppled to the floor, the shooter fices of military veterans “shall not stringent testing as the U.S. prescription to the Canadian money that Sens. Patty Murray warned, “If you go to him, we’ll be forgotten.” Perhaps Maria Cantwell pharmacy I had contacted, and and Maria Cantwell have col- kill you too.” Maretta (Holmes) Azeltine of and Patty Murray are against my medications were sent to me lected from pharmacies, I want- Ignoring the threat, Anna’s Chehalis, who had been married personal importation of medi- even before they received my ed to share my thought regard- mother rushed in love to her hus- to her husband, Earl, for nearly 58 cation because they are not payment. ing lobbyists. band’s side, trying to staunch the years when he died in March, said personally affected by the issue Also, the person on the I have always felt that lobby- flow of blood. After the intruders they never went to bed mad, never and probably have not bought phone asked me to be sure and ing is the same as bribery, and left, she loaded her husband into argued in front of their four chil- any medication from Canada contact them immediately if I wondered why it isn’t consid- a wagon and drove him to the dren, and always said they loved themselves. Between our greedy did not receive my order. I was ered to be illegal, prohibited, un- hospital. When he died six days each other. insurance companies charging told that if that happened they sanctioned, banned, unethical later, she traded their horse for a Margaret and Harry Shields higher and higher premiums would send it again. and even felonious. coffin. were married 63 years when he for health care and the prices for As a result of getting my in- Whether one holds the Bible My first personal history client, died in June 2009. She described medication being raised exor- halers from Canada I am better to be God’s word or not, we all June Squires, of Toledo, shared the him as “a gentle man” and “a bitantly by big pharmaceuticals, able to afford my other medica- can see there is a lot of good story of her life and love for her sweetheart.” They supported each Americans whose incomes are tions. I can’t begin to express the advice when it comes to what husband, Gordon, and their eight other even while pursuing sepa- middle to lower class are hard mental, emotional and financial is moral, ethical and helpful for children. The title of her memoir rate interests — his in golf and put to make ends meet. relief just that one change has societal living. is “June and Gordon Squires: 55 hers in family history. Besides my two inhalers I made. There are at least five places years, one month, one day … and “Romantic love is not as impor- have several other medications I tried to get other medica- in the Bible that address brib- all eternity.” tant as being kind to each other I have to buy every month for tions from Canada and was told ery. One is found in Exodus 23:8 “We’d never let a day go by that and working together,” she said. other chronic health problems. they could not send them be- 11 — “And you shall not take we didn’t tell each other we loved Love is a choice, each and ev- The cost of all of my medica- cause they were blocked by the a bribe, for a bribe blinds the each other,” June told me. ery day, and it’s the best choice. tions combined was so great U.S. government. Politicians clear-sighted and subverts the I listened in fascination as ••• that it became nearly impossible like Maria Cantwell and Patty cause of the just.” Sarah (Ciranny) Zopolos spoke Julie McDonald, a personal histo- to afford them all, and live. Murray have made it impossible of her parents’ six-year separation rian from Toledo, may be reached at Then someone told me about to have affordable medications Tom Hicker after her father emigrated from [email protected]. buying medicine from Canada by their stubborn refusal to ap- Vader

Editorial Mission Statement Letters Policy To Send Your Letter Questions n We will strive to be the voice of reason for the n Please type opinions, if possible, and limit let- n Address letters and commentaries to “Our n For questions on a letter call Doug Blosser at peaceful settlement of conflict and contention ters to 500 words. Shorter letters get preference. Readers’ Opinions.” Please sign them and include 807-8238 or toll-free, 1-800-562-6084, ext. 1238. on key local issues. We will work to be fair at all Contributors are limited to publication of one your full address and daytime telephone number for verification and any questions. Send them to times and to provide a balance of opinions. We item every two weeks, with exceptions as war- Editorials will make our opinion pages available for public 321 N. Pearl, Centralia, WA 98531. E-mail letters can ranted. Items submitted are subject to editing and be sent to [email protected]. n Editor Eric Schwartz can be reached at (360) discussion of vital issues and events affecting will become the property of this newspaper. Po- 807-8224, or by e-mail at eschwartz@chronline. the quality of life in Lewis County and adjoining etry is not accepted. com. regions. When necessary, we will be willing to take a tough, definitive stance on a controver- sial issue. LOCAL / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017 • Main 9 Chehalis City Council Approves Increased Rate for Fire Marshal Services By The Chronicle of $8,584, in 2016. able to provide the discounted According to the agenda report, viding the services to the city, The Chehalis City Council The increase will impact the rate, according to the agenda re- RFA requested the time frame according to the agenda report. on Monday night approved an fire department’s budget. port. to monitor the amount of time it The city also has plans to evalu- increase in rates as part of an up- According to the agenda re- “The updated interlocal agree- takes to serve Chehalis to ensure ate whether there are more cost date to an interlocal agreement port, Riverside Fire Authority ment better reflects the fair cost the new rate is accurately captur- effective options that will not has provided fire marshal ser- for the time it takes RFA person- ing costs. sacrifice quality — “a highly val- with the Riverside Fire Authority vices at a discounted rate for the nel to provide fire code inspec- The increase was not includ- for fire marshal services. past six years to reflect ongoing tions, plans review, and enforce- ed in the 2017 budget, so it may ued component of the service The change will result in a discussions of a merger between ment services provided to the require a budget amendment provided by the RFA.” flat rate of $10,000, or $1,666.66 the authority's two departments. City of Chehalis,” according to later this year. The measure passed with an a month, for Jan. 1 through June With those discussions now the agenda report. The total impact to the bud- unanimous vote in the consent 31. The hourly rate was previ- suspended for at least a year, Riv- The fiscal terms of the agree- get will be better known after agenda at Monday night’s coun- ously $58.83, for an annual cost erside Fire Authority is no longer ment will span Jan. 1 to June 31. RFA evaluates the cost of pro- cil meeting. Darrington Group Pushes Back on North Cascades Grizzly Bear Recovery Plan

By Kari Bray The (Everett) Herald GRIZZLIES VS. BLACK Kevin Ashe and Walt Dortch know the importance of grizzly BEARS (ADULT MALES) bears. A grizzly can weigh more than The large, roaming preda- 700 pounds, compared to more than 300 for a black bear. tors’ hunting and foraging hab- A grizzly’s home range is up its once helped shape the North to four times larger than a black Cascades ecosystem. bear’s. But they worry about what Grizzlies have long claws and bringing more of those bears into strong shoulders for digging while the ecosystem could mean for the black bears have short, curved outdoor industries their rural claws for climbing. Grizzlies generally are more ag- community is trying to revive. gressive and rely on size and pow- Three of four options pro- er to defend themselves while posed for grizzly bear recovery black bears climb to escape. in the North Cascades call for Both types of bear are omni- bringing in bears from elsewhere vores, meaning they eat plants in order to boost the local popu- and meat, and can be aggressive if they or their cubs are threatened. lation to 200. The bears live 15 to 20 years in the Under two of the proposals, wild and females are smaller and it would take the better part of a roam less than males. century to reach that mark. One Source: National Park Service, would have it done in about 25 based on research of bears in years. The fourth option would Yellowstone not bring new bears and instead Jim Urquhart / The Associated Press would focus on improving con- A grizzly bear is seen on July 6, 2011, near Beaver Lake in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. The National Park and U.S. Fish ditions for any still around. and Wildlife services have released a draft plan for reintroducing grizzlies into the North Cascades. The Darrington Area Re- Dortch isn’t convinced the source Advocates, to which Ashe draft plan makes a compelling and Dortch belong, support the including one at 6 p.m. Feb. 22 The other three proposals in- or competition for resources. case for bringing in bears. Most proposal that would improve at the Darrington Community volve relocating bears from other People are divided on wheth- of the North Cascades grizzly habitat but would not introduce Center and another at 6 p.m. Feb. areas. er grizzlies should be reintro- population historically appears new grizzlies. 23 at Sultan High School. The first suggests bringing duced. Proponents see an op- to have been to the north and east That likely won’t be enough Grizzly bears once roamed up to 10 grizzlies from Montana portunity to save an important of areas where officials are look- to prevent local extinction of the much of North America and or British Columbia and releas- species from local extinction. ing to reintroduce them in Wash- species, according to the Nation- were an important part of the ing them in a remote location Opponents note that bears could ington, he said. He thinks federal al Park and U.S. Fish and Wild- ecosystem until they were hunt- over the course of two summers. be a threat to people, livestock agencies should direct resources life services. ed nearly to extinction in the They would be monitored for and other animals. toward viable populations else- There have been four con- 1800s, said Denise Shultz, chief two years before officials decide Darrington bumps up against where in the country rather than firmed reports of grizzlies in the of interpretation and education whether to bring in more bears. the area where grizzlies would be bringing grizzlies to the U.S. side North Cascades over the past for the North Cascades National The second option would re- reintroduced, and the resource of the North Cascades. decade, and it may have been Park Service Complex. The griz- lease five to seven bears at mul- advocates say it could bring re- “When I look at the purpose the same two bears. There is not zly was listed as a threatened tiple sites each year for up to 10 strictions that would hamper ef- and need in the (plan), it reads enough evidence to say there is a species in 1975 and Washington years, or until the population forts to enhance the economy. like a nice thing to do, but not an population. That would require listed it as endangered in 1980. reaches 25 grizzlies. “I wouldn’t want to meet one essential thing to do,” he said. at least two adult females with By then, researchers estimated Experts say those plans could on a trail, but I’m not afraid of Ashe and Dortch worry about cubs or one with multiple litters. grizzlies had disappeared from help the population reach 200 the bears,” Ashe said. “I’m afraid the impact the bears could have For decades, grizzly bear res- 98 percent of their former terri- bears in 60 to 100 years. of the baggage that comes with on other wildlife, particularly toration has been planned in tory. A national recovery plan the reintroduction of an endan- salmon. Ashe also is concerned parts of North America. That was adopted in 1982 and a North THE FINAL possibility calls gered species.” includes the North Cascades eco- Cascades chapter added in 1997. for releasing five to seven bears Officials are trying to resur- that bears could roam close to system, which spans 9,800 square One of the alternatives, or each year, at different locations, rect a logging industry that floun- humans. There are schools in miles in Washington and 3,800 in some combination, from the re- until the goal of 200 is reached dered due to tightened timber Montana where fences have been British Columbia. The U.S. side cently released draft plan is ex- through releases and births. It regulations. If a grizzly wanders put up to protect students from is mostly public land and covers pected to become the road map would take an estimated 25 years into a logging area, he fears it wandering grizzlies. much of the Mount Baker-Sno- for long-term grizzly recovery in and may require relocating up to would delay or cancel that harvest. “We’ve lived with black bears qualmie National Forest. the area, Shultz said. 168 bears during that time. Bears would be released in ar- for years, but grizzlies are a whole The National Park and U.S. One option focuses on cur- The relocation options would eas where logging typically isn’t different story,” Ashe said. “Griz- Fish and Wildlife services re- rent efforts to reduce human cost between $6 million and $8.5 done, Shultz said. There’s a chance zlies are the top of the food chain.” leased a draft of the North Cas- waste or garbage in the back- million over 20 to 25 years. that adding grizzlies would help The state Department of Fish cades Ecosystem Grizzly Bear country, crack down on poach- Capturing and releasing them the outdoor recreation industry as and Wildlife also could not help Restoration Plan and Environ- ing, limit motorized access to could result in the deaths of some people come to see the bears, she relocate bears. Washington law mental Impact Statement on remote areas, and research and bears. The relocation of grizzlies said. For those who already spend prohibits state agencies from Jan. 12. Written comments are teach people about grizzlies. also would affect other wildlife time in the backcountry, precau- bringing in out-of-state bears, accepted until March 14. Eight However, no bears would be because of helicopter traffic dur- tions for grizzlies are similar to though federal agencies can do public meetings are planned, brought in from out of state. ing the relocation and predation those for black bears. so on federal land. Grays Harbor County Artist to Appear on New Season of ‘The Voice’

By Dan Hammock my songs, so people that know ing more confident as I go.” I was just praying I could do it The Daily World me sometimes wonder where I But nothing she’s experienced without totally crumbling like pull my inspiration from,” said so far could compare to the enor- I thought I would. That was the From growing up the oldest Corban. “A lot of times I write mity of the stage on The Voice. biggest thing from this experi- of six kids in a tight-knit Elma from other peoples’ perspectives. The audition process alone was ence; proving to myself I could family to performing on one of I’ve found a lot of inspiration grueling. The show holds open do it.” music’s biggest stages on NBC’s from my own friends and family.” auditions each season in a few “The Voice,” singer songwriter While the preparation and The writing process varies cities across the nation, but also performing centers around Cor- Ericka Corban has come a long from song to song, “whether it’s takes audition tapes. way since she first decided to ban and Corban alone, she said music first or lyrics first,” she “I couldn’t afford to go to one it was a combination of faith and pursue music as a career just sev- said. “I write a lot of poetry and of the cities so I sent in a video the love of her family that made en years ago. sometimes put that to music.” last summer,” said Corban. “A Corban, 31, announced Sat- Corban says some of her per- couple of months later I was the entire experience possible. urday she had made the cut after sonal favorites pour out of her in asked to come up to Seattle for “If I could thank anybody I the long and grueling audition Corey Morris / Grays Harbor Newspaper Group just a matter of minutes. an audition. I got called back and would first thank God for the process for the popular music Ericka Corban performs at the 2016 “Sometimes they just come. was flown to Los Angeles, put up gift of music. I’ve realized so competition show. While how Winter Wine Festival in Elma. Some of the best songs I’ve writ- in a hotel for four days and did much in the past few years how much viewers may see of Corban, ten in 15 minutes,” she said. “It’s an executive audition in front much of a gift it is,” she said. who currently lives in Hoquiam older I started experiencing new like I’m downloading it, like I’m of all the producers of the show. Her husband of 10 years, with her husband and four chil- kinds of music and fell in love digging up an ancient treasure.” That was very scary.” Mattaniah, found himself a sin- dren, is up in the air, a visit from with Frank Sinatra and French She adds, however, that the best Of the 40,000 hopefuls who gle dad for the month his wife an NBC film crew to her home café music. I just discovered all songwriting grows from inspi- auditioned, Corban was selected was in Los Angeles realizing her could point to some serious air these other genres of music I had ration but is finely crafted and as one of fewer than 100 to per- dream, working full time and time when season 12 premiers never listened to before, and it shaped over time. form the “blind” audition on the taking care of the kids: Keziah, Feb. 27. was about that time I decided to Performing itself poses other show. These are the auditions Mordecai, Titus and Levi. “I owe “It’s not even guaranteed my pursue music professionally.” challenges. you see on the show, where the everything to him. I couldn’t audition will air, but it’s a little Corban can’t point to any one “Seven years ago, before I re- panel of judges can’t see the per- have done any of it without his defining moment that led her more likely since they sent a film ally launched into music profes- former, just hear them. love and support.” crew out to my city, my home,” to make the leap into a career sionally, I was asked to open for By the time it was Corban’s Whether we’ll see her or not she said. in music, but her overall love of some national acts at the D&R turn to perform the blind audi- on network television isn’t a While she is the only one music drove her to do just that. Theatre,” said Corban. “That tion she had so thoroughly pre- given, but there are several gigs among her siblings that showed “I’ve always been a music lover first night I was literally hiding pared herself by going through any real interest in music, it was and deeply moved by music,” she in our bed and too scared to do it. every detail in her mind it was locally where you can enjoy Cor- during her younger years when said. “And then I really connect- My husband dragged me out and almost as though, by the time ban’s original music. She has a she discovered the power of it. ed with the lyrics. I didn’t have said, ‘You committed to this, you she hit the stage, she had already Valentine’s Day show at the Redi- “Growing up I listened to a lot any other passions that really have to do it!’ And I’m so glad I done it before. viva Restaurant in Aberdeen, and of country music and contem- deeply moved me like music.” did. Since then I’ve played at the “I just visualized it over and a March 14 show at the Ocean porary Christian,” she said, cit- Her own songwriting comes Westport Winery and other ran- over again, standing on the ‘X’ Shores Roaster. A schedule of her ing Grammy-winning Christian from many different places. dom places and slowly gained right where they said to stop, and shows and links to purchase her artist Steven Curtis Chapman as “It’s interesting, being a song- my confidence from there. I still I nailed it,” she said. “I wasn’t two albums can all be found on an early influence. “Then as I got writer. I like to tell stories with struggle sometimes but am feel- nervous. It was a gift from God. her website, erickacorban.com. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017

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he got separated from friends. snowmobiler Sunday and taken protesters gathered outside the out a replacement. Skier Survives Night on Cortina spent 17 hours out- to the ski patrol headquarters to offices of Republican U.S. Rep. Protesters also chanted for Ski Slope After Falling side as people searched for him be examined. Cathy McMorris Rodgers to de- McMorris Rodgers, a member of until after 1 a.m. when the He then rode his snowboard mand that the Affordable Care House leadership, to hold a town Into Hole search was suspended because down the hill to meet family Act be saved. hall meeting in the district. RICHLAND (AP) — A Ken- of temperatures below freezing. and friends. People at Monday’s protest McMorris Rodgers has newick man survived a night Cortina later told search crews in downtown Spokane also said said President Barack Obama’s on a ski slope in southwestern he fell in a hole, climbed out and they were upset by the actions of health care law has caused costs Washington after he fell into a walked 4 miles, which took him Protesters Gather President Donald Trump. to rise for most Americans. But 5-foot hole. outside ski resort boundaries. He Outside Office of Rep. The Spokesman-Review said she agrees with its provisions The Tri-City Herald reported built a shelter from tree boughs in several union leaders spoke at of covering pre-existing condi- Abe Cortina was snowboarding a thicket of trees. McMorris Rodgers the rally, to caution against re- tions and allowing children to Saturday at Ski Bluewood when He was discovered by a SPOKANE AP) — Scores of pealing the health care law with- remain on their parents’ plans.

Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Home Ransacked hit and run was reported in the made. of Northwest Louisiana Avenue. 1100 block of Belmont Avenue. A woman reported she put cash Burglars Hit Concession Stand • At 11:09 a.m. on Saturday, Property Vandalized The suspect vehicle is described down while in the self-checkout police received a report of a bur- • At 5:30 p.m. on Friday, po- • At 7:50 a.m. on Friday, po- as a blue sedan. area and briefly walked away, lice received a report of a burglary to a residence in the 500 lice received a report of mali- then returned to find some- glary in the 900 block of John- block of South Silver Street. The cious mischief in the 1000 block one else had used her money to residence was reportedly “ran- Teen Referred to Prosecutors on of North National Avenue. A son Road. Items were stolen Malicious Mischief Charge check out. from a concession stand. sacked,” but nothing was taken, person reported a doll at her according to police. • At 8:43 p.m. on Sunday, po- house was vandalized. Accused Shoplifter Arrested Teen Caught with Marijuana lice responded to the 2800 block Centralians Arrested of Russell Road to a report of Package Stolen • At 3:56 p.m. on Sunday, • At 8:46 a.m. on Friday, on Assault Charges malicious mischief. A 15-year- police cited Charles J. Stephens, police arrested and released a • At 6:38 p.m. on Friday, a 36, of Longview, on suspicion of • At 11:34 a.m. on Saturday, old boy is being referred to juve- package was reported stolen in 14-year-old boy on suspicion of nile court prosecutors on suspi- third-degree theft in the 1600 possession of marijuana in the police arrested Jesse L. Wilkins, the 500 block of Southwest Cas- block of Northwest Louisiana 20, of Centralia, in the 1000 cion of third-degree malicious cade Avenue. The package re- 900 block of Johnson Road. The mischief. Avenue. He was accused of tak- boy is being referred to juvenile block of Scammon Creek Road portedly contained dishwasher ing $35.23 in merchandise. in Centralia on suspicion of two cleaner tablets. court prosecutors on the charge. Teen Booked on counts of fourth-degree assault, Assault Suspect Arrested Mail Box Damaged, Mail Stolen domestic violence. Harassment Charge, Assault Hit and Runs • At 5:27 p.m. on Sunday, po- • At 11:34 p.m. on Monday, • At 4:24 p.m. on Monday, • At 1:05 p.m. on Friday, po- • At 8:24 p.m. on Friday, a hit lice arrested Don. K. Gonzales, Tara L. Tharpe, 36, of Centralia, police arrested a 16-year-old boy and run was reported at the in- lice received a report of a theft of was arrested in the 100 block of 28, of Centralia, in the 100 block mail in the 1000 block of North in the 1000 block of Scammon tersection of Chamber of Com- of Southwest Fifth Street on sus- South King Street on suspicion Creek Road on suspicion of ha- merce Way and Louisiana Av- Scheuber Road. The mailbox of fourth-degree assault, domes- picion of fourth-degree assault. was reportedly damaged as well. rassment and second-degree as- enue. tic violence. sault involving separate victims. • At 3:59 p.m. on Sunday, a LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE Man Accused of Assaulting hit and run was reported in the Tools Stolen 1000 block of Northwest Louisi- Cargo Trailer Full of Furniture Store Clerk After Passing Medication Stolen • At 2:07 p.m. on Saturday, a ana Avenue. • At 9:17 p.m. on Monday, Stolen Out in Bathroom burglary was reported to a shed police received a report of a theft • A 2008 International utility in the 1100 block of Eckerson Counterfeit Cash Reported • At 4:34 p.m. on Friday, of medication in the 900 block cargo trailer was reported stolen Road. A Ridgid chop saw, Stihl police arrested Maalgeney R. of South Scheuber Road. • At 9:36 a.m. on Saturday, between 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. Fri- Denetclaw, 41, of Chehalis, in chain saw and worm drive saw counterfeit cash was reported day in the 100 block of Dieck- the 1100 block of Harrison Av- were taken. in the 1000 block of Northwest man Road in Adna. The trailer enue on suspicion of fourth-de- • At 7:33 a.m. on Monday, CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT Louisiana Avenue. was full of $5,000 in furniture. gree assault. Denetclaw was ac- tools were reported stolen from Suspects Arrested on cused of assaulting a store clerk buildings under renovation in Malicious Mischief Charges Man Booked on Drug Violation Chehalis Teen who asked him to leave after he the 900 block of Orton Street. passed out in a bathroom and • At 1:46 p.m. on Friday, po- • At 2:53 p.m. on Saturday, Booked on Drug Charge was “belligerent” with employ- Gun Stolen lice responded to a report of a police arrested Richard J. Bagley, • At 11:24 p.m. on Sunday, ees, according to police. He was possible dispute in progress in- 31, of Milton, on suspicion of deputies responded to a report • At 2:36 p.m. on Saturday, a volving a person breaking win- possession of methamphet- reportedly “highly intoxicated.” gun was reported stolen in the of a dispute in the 3400 block of dows. Morganne L. Sultz, 18, of amine in the 500 block of South- Prill Road in Centralia. There, past few days in the 2900 block Chehalis, was arrested on suspi- east Washington Avenue. DUI of Mt. Vista Road. A .380 cali- they contacted a 16-year-old boy cion of third-degree malicious who reported he had prescrip- • At 7:40 p.m. on Friday, po- ber Makarov pistol and a wallet mischief and minor in posses- Burglary Suspect Arrested tion medication that was not lice arrested David W. Bailey, were taken. sion. • At 3:44 p.m. on Satur- prescribed to him in his pos- 68, of Centralia, on suspicion of • At 5:05 p.m. on Sunday, session. The teen was arrested driving under the influence in Man Booked for Forged Check police responded to a report of a day, police received a report of a burglary in the 900 block of on suspicion of violation of the the 2000 block of Borst Avenue. • At 1:28 p.m. on Monday, possible violation of a protection Uniform Controlled Substanc- He was also accused of driving order in the 600 block of South- Northwest State Avenue. Austin police arrested Joshua D. Ward, D. Wood, 33, of Napavine, was es Act and booked into Lewis with a suspended license and 29, of Randle, in the 200 block of west Pacific Avenue. Aaron D. County Juvenile Detention. without a required ignition in- Garman, 38, of Centralia, was arrested on suspicion of first- West Main Street on suspicion degree burglary. ••• terlock device. of trying to cash a forged check arrested on suspicion of viola- By The Chronicle Staff tion of a domestic-violence no- at a bank. Money Stolen Rochester Woman contact order and second-degree Please call news reporter Natalie Alcohol Stolen malicious mischief for allegedly • At 8:46 p.m. on Saturday, Johnson with news tips. She can be Arrested on Warrant, breaking a vehicle window. police received a report of a reached at 807-8235 or njohnson@ Booked on Drug Charge • At 1:29 a.m. on Monday, al- theft of cash in the 1000 block chronline.com. cohol was reported stolen from a • At 10:22 a.m. on Saturday, Mail Stolen retail store in the 1100 block of police arrested Sarah A. Horr, Harrison Avenue. • At 2:48 p.m. on Friday, mail 39, of Rochester, in Tumwater was reported stolen in the 2000 Make This The Year You Pre-Plan on a Centralia Municipal Court block of North National Avenue. warrant. She was relayed to Hit and Runs Funeral Planning ahead of ime means: • Your family knows your wishes Centralia police, at which point • At 4:52 p.m. on Saturday, a Shoplifter Reported officers reported finding meth- hit and run was reported in the • Your loved ones are relieved of inancial issues amphetamine in her possession. 1200 block of Harrison Avenue. • At 3:13 p.m. on Friday, a • Emoional, costly decisions are avoided She was booked into the Lewis The fleeing vehicle is described shoplifter was reported in the • You have peace of mind knowing you have County Jail on suspicion of pos- as a dark blue diesel truck. 1000 block of Northwest Loui- given your family a loving git session of methamphetamine. • At 9:02 p.m. on Saturday, a siana Avenue. No arrests were Call Gary to schedule a Pre-Planning appointment or for advice on how to start the conversaion about inal wishes Dissolutions

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Police: Driver Flees to a local hospital. transient camp in Washington pointed the firearm at himself possession of child pornography. Kasner says preliminary re- state. and pulled the trigger. A woman had alerted police After Fatal Hit-Run ports show that a lone driver was The News Tribune reported to the cellphone video in May. Crash in Kent heading southbound on Pacific that the man, who has not yet Seattle-Area Man Investigators later found oth- Highway South, when the vehi- been identified, died Saturday. er recordings from cameras that KENT (AP) — Authorities cle ran a red light and struck the Pierce County Sheriff’s De- Found Guilty of Child other vehicle. The suspect fled were hidden in Thorson’s bath- are trying to locate a driver sus- partment spokesman Ed Troyer room and determined that he pected of fleeing on foot after the scene after the collision. Porn Charges says deputies had initially inves- had exploited three children. a deadly hit-and-run collision tigated the man’s death as a ho- SEATTLE (AP) — A Wash- He was also found in posses- that killed a woman in the south micide because he was shot and ington state man has been con- Deputies: Man sion of several images of child King County city of Kent. no gun was found at the Span- victed of child pornography Kent Police Commander Ja- Accidentally away campsite. charges after a video recording pornography. rod Kasner said in a news release Shoots Himself at He said deputies were eventu- on his phone showed him sexu- Thorson took the stand in his that the woman, who was a pas- ally able to determine that some- ally abusing a young child. own defense Monday and denied senger in the vehicle that was hit, Transient Camp one picked up the gun and hid it. Seattlepi.com reported that the allegations. died from her injuries following TACOMA (AP) — Authori- Witnesses had told investi- Robert Thorson, of Des Moines, He faces a mandatory 15-year Saturday night’s crash. Two oth- ties say a man has died after ac- gators the man was handling was found guilty Monday of child prison term when he’s sentenced ers in the car with her were taken cidentally shooting himself at a the weapon when he apparently pornography production and next month.

“The purpose of the transpor- took offense with is that Taylor agency with clients that include to hear,” Dawes said. “We are Council tation benefit district is not only stated in the letter that, “The local car dealerships. leaders, elected to represent the to try to catch up … but also for city wants to raise sales tax and Taylor told The Chronicle people. If I have a better idea in Continued from the front page long range planning and proj- my question this whole time has that instead of increasing the sales tax, damn it, it’s up to me ects,” Spahr said. been ‘why?’” sales tax, he’d like the city to al- to say it.” two-tenths of 1 percent increase Councilor Isaac Pope said “I would have been much hap- locate more of the sales tax rev- Taylor said the comments at in sales tax that would fund road the council had been courted pier if it said that this is for the enue it already collects toward the meeting took him by sur- improvements if approved in on several occasions to create a roads rather than I don’t know streets and roads. Currently prise, but also said this was the the special election, generating special taxing break district that why, because if the writer of this Chehalis dedicates 4 percent, or first time he has been so outgo- $850,000 annually. would help only one or two in- letter had done his homework, $160,000, of its sales tax revenue ing on an issue. During the council reports at dustries, likely talking about an he would have known why the to its chip sealing program each “Normally we vote on some- Monday night’s meeting, coun- ordinance the council consid- money is being used and spent,” year. thing as a council and it passes cilor Bob Spahr was the first to ered early last year that would Harris said. “We already dedicate a cer- or fails and we take that deci- bring up the issue, stating the have allowed new automotive Taylor, who was not called tain portion of revenue to fix the sion and it’s final,” he said. “But letter did not tell the “total story.” dealerships in the city to receive out by name during the first roads,” Taylor said. “We should because it’s a vote of the people In Taylor’s letter, he stated tax saving opportunities. The or- comments for writing the letter, dedicate more of the revenue I felt it was OK to at least express that last year the city made over dinance, which ultimately failed, responded to his fellow council- we are already receiving to fund my opinion so the voters knew $4 million in sales tax revenue, was created by Taylor. ors by saying that he has always this.” how I felt about it.” $1 million dollars more than the Pope said the transportation opposed raising taxes. Taylor also said the informa- He told The Chronicle that city collected in 2010. benefit district and the sales tax “Just because I have a different tion he provided was 100 percent local businesses already have a “If they’re making $1 million increase would not target any opinion on how to raise money, accurate, and said the councilors hard time because of flooding more dollars than they did back particular business in the com- doesn’t make it invalid or wrong,” wanted to present a different side issues and a high unemployment in 2010, why do they need an ad- munity. he said. “… You all know how I of the story. rate in the county. He said the in- ditional $800,000?” Taylor asked “My position is I support the feel about taxes, it’s not a shot out Mayor Dennis Dawes, how- crease to sales tax would be just in the letter in regard to sales tax tax,” Pope said. “I hope the com- of right field.” ever, during the meeting said one more thing that would take revenue. munity looks at it in a realistic He went on to say that lower that by referencing 2010, and not the competitive advantage away But Spahr was quick to point way so we can get our roads and sales taxes are a competitive ad- the two years prior to that, it was from local businesses. out that in 2009, the city col- streets done.” vantage for all businesses in Che- not telling the full story of the “This has everything to do lected over $4.4 million in sales Councilor Terry Harris also halis and not just a select few. decrease the city saw in sales tax with my belief that government and property tax combined and raised concerns, stating his first “You think I’m doing this be- revenue once the recession hit. needs to live within their means just recently in 2016 caught back problem with the letter was that cause one of my clients or a few He also said that during dis- and use the money that they get up to levels in 2008 before the re- it led to fear mongering when it of my clients, but this sales tax cussions Taylor did not present as efficiently as possible, and cession hit Chehalis. He said the stated the increase would cost affects every business, not just a different idea to help funnel Chehalis normally does that,” he only way the city survived was “hundreds if not thousands each the ones I represent,” he said in money into street improvements. said. “I just have a different phi- by making cuts to staff, who also year.” regard to his company The Silver “I have not heard one sugges- losophy on how we should use took reductions in pay. He said the biggest thing he Agency, a full service advertising tion come and that’s what I want the tax money we already get.”

this year. That number is down at the docks in Rainier, directly However, without direct evi- cial haul steadily cleared mil- Smelt from the recent high mark in across the Columbia River from dence that the anticipated run of lions of pounds. The runs began 2014 when 16.6 million pounds Longview. The presence of those smelt actually exists, the WDFW to decline beginning in the early Continued from the front page of smelt returned to the lower animals is typically a telltale sign has elected to keep a recreational 1990s until they were designated Columbia. Still, that anticipated that the smelt are either present smelt fishery in the Cowlitz Riv- for protection in 2010. Prior to that will determine whether rec- 3 million pounds of smelt would or on their way, but more than a er on ice. 1997, the recreational smelt fish- reational smelt dippers will get wind up on par with the returns fortnight later the tiny fish have “We just don’t have enough eries on Washington’s Colum- any opportunity on the Cowlitz of 2011 and 2012 and would have yet to show up in large numbers data to make an informed deci- bia River tributaries were open River this year. An average haul represented a decent return for a and the marine predators have sion,” said Roler. “We’re going to seven days per week all year long of 150 pounds per vessel is re- fish species that began to bottom begun to spread their attentions keep a sharp eye on the indica- with a daily limit of 20 pounds quired to trigger even a limited out two decades ago. among various Columbia River tors in the weeks ahead.” Cowlitz River opening. per day. In 2013, 9.6 million pounds tributaries. In 2016, recreational smelt Tribal fisheries are anticipat- The total haul from that com- of smelt returned, while 2015 Did the fish already swim by dipping in the Cowlitz River was mercial fleet effort early this ed in the Cowlitz River no mat- and 2016 saw returns of 11.4 but nobody noticed? Did the run limited to just one six-hour peter what the commercial haul is. week? One measly fingerling fish. million pounds and 5.6 million fail to materialize? Are the fish riod. On that day, 16,700 sport The Cowlitz Tribe has reasserted That poor result on commer- pounds, respectively. The Co- simply taking their sweet time dippers collected about 141,000 its ceremonial and subsistence cial smelt netting efforts has left lumbia River eulachon smelt has to show up? These are the ques- pounds of eulachon smelt. Al- the Cowlitz smelt fishery in lim- been listed on the federal endan- tions that inquiring smelt enthu- though the fish are subject to rights for smelt from the river bo while common dippers and gered species list since 2010. All siasts want to know. federal protections, the limited since about 2011, and the Warm WDFW officials alike ponder Columbia River smelt fisheries “I know that there is some sport opportunities are used as a Springs Tribe began harvesting where the fish are. were suspended in 2011 and were fish in the Cowlitz. I’ve heard of method of gauging the run size. Cowlitz River smelt for subsis- “We know there’s a lot of in- not reopened until 2014, with a some fish in the Kalama and the If a recreational smelt fishery is tence in 2013. The tribal har- terest in this fishery, but we have reduced daily limit of 10 pounds Lewis as well but the Cowlitz is opened on the Cowlitz in 2017, it vests since 2013 have been 7,470 to make sure the run can support per person. the only one we are authorized to will more than likely be similar pounds, 6,970 pounds, 10,440 it,” said WDFW Columbia River Two weeks ago, it seemed like fish in,” said Roler. to the one day, six-hour opening pounds and 8,560 pounds of Fishery Manager Ron Roler in a we were right on the cusp of the He noted that marine mam- of 2016. smelt, respectively. press release. annual winter run of smelt. Pin- mals were spotted in the Lewis Columbia River smelt fisher- Additional information on A return of about 3 million nipeds and seagulls were con- River last week, although a few ies can be traced all the way back eulachon smelt can be found on- pounds of smelt was expected gregating at Gearhardt Gardens remained in the high and muddy to the late 1800s. Between 1938 line at www.wdfw.wa.gov/con- to hit the lower Columbia River at the mouth of the Cowlitz and Cowlitz River. and 1992, the average commer- servation/fisheries/smelt/.

Bull told The Chronicle that chamber, stating the organiza- tralia lodging tax revenue for the or not, you don’t have the right Meeting during the initial LTAC presen- tions were undertaking duplicate Southwest Washington Fair. to ask someone to leave a public tations last year, members from measures. When asked by The Chron- meeting. That’s my take on the Continued from the front page the county’s in-house tourism Bull told The Chronicle the icle if a partnership had been matter.” effort Discover Lewis County Chamber had been saving up formed between Discover Lewis Elmore said he didn’t know made their presentations. were able to sit through her pre- money for a kiosk system for a County and the city of Centralia, if it was a lack of understanding Bull told The Chronicle she sentation and were never asked few years, but had put the proj- Vogt said he was “not familiar” on the committee’s part, but said was disappointed that Vogt to leave. ect on hold after Discover Lewis with the partnership. “would embarrass” her organi- it was the responsibility of the Vogt believed the same County began pursuing a similar Elmore, however, said the chairman to educate the com- zation and her staff with the re- speech was given last year, but project with taxpayer money. presentation “absolutely por- quest to leave the meeting. mittee on the rules and proce- could not say for certain. “The government entities trayed” a newly developed part- “It put us into a kind of an dures. “People were starting to get are coming forward asking for nership between the two govern- awkward hostile environment uncomfortable, so now we say it,” money from LTAC to do the ment entities. for our presentation because he THE LTAC saw eight presenta- he said. “We want citizen input same thing that we were going said it in front of the full com- “That was kind of a surprise tions. According to the schedule and it’s hard to do that with poli- mittee,” she said in responding to privately fund, so it certainly to me,” he said. “I haven’t heard of presentations, three of those to The Chronicle’s request for tic stuff and a battle.” feels like an overlapping of ser- any of those conversations and were given by the Centralia comment after the exchange was Bull stayed through at least vices and the government put- am not privy to the details, but it Downtown Association. One noted by a reader. “My concerns three presentations before she ting fingers in places the private was something I was unaware of was presented as the “Centra- are he must not be aware of pub- presented the Chamber’s re- industry was already taking care prior to the presentation.” lia Information Kiosk Project,” lic meeting rules and that it feels quest. In the initial allocation of of,” she said. Elmore, who has chaired the while other applicants were the LTAC funds earlier this year, the like political posturing. Mr. Vogt Elmore, who attended the lodging tax committee in the Chamber of Commerce, Historic Chamber was awarded $20,000 Friday LTAC meeting, still held was promoting a lack of trans- past, said several red flags were Fox Theatre Restorations, the of its $40,000 request. The mon- the same concerns from the De- raised about the recommended parency.” S.T.O.P. and Swim group, and ey will be used to promote tour- cember council meeting. allocations. Bull said that she and one the Southwest Washington Fair ism efforts through the cham- He said the lodging tax rev- “The whole thing that scares other Chamber staff member and Expo Center. ber’s visitors center. enue generated by the city and me the most about the lodging were attending the meeting to The requests for funds and sit in on the other presentations Once the council voted to local businesses is designed to be tax is that basically the state Leg- approve more funds for alloca- funneled into the private sector. islature is giving us the money the recommendations of the when she was asked to leave the lodging tax advisory commit- meeting. tion, the chamber resubmitted “The cost, overhead and lack that they collect. They are letting an application to ask for anoth- of transparency with Discover us keep that portion so we can tee were not provided to The Vogt told The Chronicle that Chronicle by Vogt. According to Bull was not singled out in being er $20,000, which if approved Lewis County, those kinds of reinvest it locally,” he said. “My Elmore, the 45-day wait period asked to leave, but that instead would fund the Chamber’s full things make me question why biggest fear is if we don’t do a he asked all applicants to not sit initial request. would we give them more,” he good enough job with it, we give before the council votes is a pub- through the other presentations At a December council meet- said. them an excuse to take it and do lic comment period that allows because it can intimidate the citi- ing, an amendment to fully fund Discover Lewis County again something else with it.” the public to see how the money zen committee. the chamber’s request failed returned to the lodging tax com- He also expressed concerns is reinvested into the community. “It was more so a courtesy with a 4-2 vote. Councilors Pe- mittee to ask for more funds, about the unprecedented deci- The Chronicle will be submitting thing,” he said. “I never asked ter Abbarno and John Elmore although the information this sion to ask members to leave the a public records request for the anyone to leave. I just stated that both supported the additional time was presented by Centra- meeting. committee’s recommendations. as a courtesy to other applicants $20,000 for the chamber. lia’s community development “When I chaired the commit- Vogt said members of the and the committee members At that time, Elmore ex- director Emil Pierson under the tee, I actually instructed people committee felt good about their that they don’t attend the meet- pressed concerns about the de- application name “Centralia In- that this was an open meeting recommendations. ings, but that they are perfectly cision to fund Discover Lewis formation Kiosk Project.” The and everyone was able to stay,” “I feel like everyone was gen- allowed to and welcome to stay.” County without first funding the county is also asking for Cen- he said. “I don’t care if it’s hostile erous this year,” he said. Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Judge Grants Injunction Cyber Spies Against Trump Travel Flynn Quits Post Over Target American- Ban in Virginia Egyptian Writer McLEAN, Va. (AP) — A fed- PARIS (AP) — American- eral judge Monday granted a Russian Diplomat Talks Egyptian author Mona Eltahawy preliminary injunction barring is one of many activists and hu- the Trump administration from man rights advocates targeted in a implementing its travel ban in By Julie Pace, Eric Tucker and Jill Colvin sweeping cyberespionage campaign Virginia, adding another judicial The Associated Press blamed on Egypt’s government, ruling to those already in place “By night’s end, Mike Flynn had decided it The Associated Press has found. challenging the ban’s constitu- WASHINGTON — National A booby-trapped email sent to tionality. security adviser Michael Flynn was best to resign. He knew he’d become a Eltahawy and examined by the AP The ruling is significant from has resigned following reports shows that she was targeted by the a legal standpoint because U.S. he misled Vice President Mike lightning rod, and he made that decision.” same password-stealing technique District Judge Leonie Brinkema Pence about contacts with a Rus- used to try to compromise staff at found that an unconstitutional sian diplomat, up-ending Presi- Kellyanne Conway more than half a dozen Egyptian aide to President Donald Trump religious bias is at the heart of dent Donald Trump’s White human rights organizations. Digi- the travel ban, and therefore vio- House team less than a month tal clues such as matching email lates First Amendment prohibi- after his inauguration. “full confidence” of the president. Navy SEAL, for the post, accord- addresses employed to send the tions on favoring one religion In a resignation letter, Flynn On Tuesday, she said in televised ing to a senior administration malicious messages and the use over another. She said the evi- said he gave Pence and others interviews that Trump had sup- official. of the same credential-harvesting dence introduced so far indicates “incomplete information” about ported Flynn out of loyalty but A U.S. official told The As- website proved the same actor was that Virginia’s challenge to the his calls with Russia’s ambassa- that the situation reached a “fe- sociated Press that Flynn was involved. ban will succeed once it proceeds dor to the U.S. The vice president, ver pitch” and had become “un- in frequent contact with Am- Eltahawy, a fierce critic of to trial. apparently relying on informa- sustainable.” bassador Sergey Kislyak on the Egypt’s government who has fre- A federal appeals court in tion from Flynn, initially said “By night’s end, Mike Flynn day the Obama administration quently complained about state California has already upheld a the national security adviser had had decided it was best to re- slapped sanctions on Russia for surveillance, said she felt violated national temporary restraining not discussed sanctions with the sign. He knew he’d become a election-related hacking, as well but not surprised. order stopping the government Russian envoy, though Flynn lat- lightning rod, and he made that as at other times during the tran- “I’m used to this from the Egyp- from implementing the ban, er conceded the issue may have decision,” Conway told NBC’s sition. tian regime,” she said in a series of which is directed at seven Mus- come up. “Today” show. An administration official telephone conversations with the lim-majority countries. Such conversations would When asked why the White and two people with knowledge AP. “I’m not trying to belittle what breach diplomatic protocol and House didn’t move sooner after of the situation confirmed the they’ve done, but I’m used to this.” Judge Denies Request possibly violate the Logan Act, being warned by the Justice De- Justice Department warnings on a law aimed at keeping private partment that Flynn was at risk condition of anonymity because Security Council to Halt Dakota Access citizens from conducting U.S. of blackmail, Conway was vague: they were not authorized to dis- diplomacy. The Justice Depart- “As time wore on, obviously the cuss the matter publicly. It was Strongly Condemns Pipeline Work ment also had warned the White situation became unsustainable,” unclear when Trump and Pence WASHINGTON (AP) — A House late last month that Flynn she repeated. learned about the Justice De- North Korea Missile Test federal judge on Monday refused could be in a compromised po- She added: “We’re moving on.” partment outreach. UNITED NATIONS (AP) to stop construction on the last sition because of contradictions Trump named retired Lt. Gen. The Washington Post was — The U.N. Security Council stretch of the Dakota Access between his public depictions of Keith Kellogg as the acting na- the first to report the commu- strongly condemned North Korea pipeline, which is progressing the calls and what intelligence tional security adviser. Kellogg nication between former acting late Monday over its latest ballis- much faster than expected and officials knew to be true based had previously been appointed attorney general Sally Yates, a tic missile launches and warned could be operational in as little on routine recordings of com- the National Security Council holdover from the Obama ad- of “further significant measures” as 30 days. munications with foreign offi- chief of staff and advised Trump ministration, and the Trump if Pyongyang doesn’t stop nuclear U.S. District Judge James cials who are in the U.S. during the campaign. Trump is White House. The Post also first and missile testing. Boasberg ruled after an hourlong Kellyanne Conway, a close also considering former CIA Di- reported last week that Flynn had A council statement agreed to hearing that as long as oil isn’t aide to Trump, had said Monday rector David Petraeus and Vice indeed spoken about sanctions by all 15 members followed strong flowing through the pipeline, that Flynn continued to have the Admiral Robert Harward, a U.S. with the Russian ambassador. condemnation by Secretary-Gen- there is no imminent harm to eral Antonio Guterres of the latest the Cheyenne River and Stand- launch and U.S. President Donald ing Rock Sioux tribes, which are Trump’s pledge to deal with North suing to stop the project. But he Korea “very strongly.” said he’d consider the arguments The Security Council con- more thoroughly at another demned Saturday’s launch and a hearing on Feb. 27. previous test Oct. 19, saying North That gives the tribes hope Korea’s activities to develop its that they still might prevail, nuclear weapons delivery systems Cheyenne River Chairman Har- violate U.N. sanctions and in- old Frazier said. crease tensions. It called on all U.N. “To put that pipeline in the members “to redouble their efforts” ground would be irreparable to implement U.N. sanctions. harm for us in our culture,” he North Korea has repeatedly said. flouted six Security Council reso- lutions demanding an end to its nuclear and ballistic missile ac- Former Wrestling tivities and imposing increasing Exec McMahon on tougher sanctions. Track to Head SBA WASHINGTON (AP) — For- Israel Leader’s White mer wrestling entertainment House Trip Clouded executive Linda McMahon is on track to secure Senate confirma- in Uncertainty tion to be the next leader of the JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel’s Small Business Administration. prime minister heads to Wash- The Senate has been split Marcio Jose Sanchez / The Associated Press ington this week for a high-profile mostly along party lines on most Delores Dearte, right, and Merna Thompson, neighbors from the town of Gridley, Calif., rest at a shelter for evacuees from meeting with President Donald of President Donald Trump’s cities surrounding the Oroville Dam Monday in Chico, Calif. The thousands of people who were ordered to leave their homes Trump that suddenly is clouded in Cabinet choices. But McMahon after a damaged California spillway threatened to unleash a 30-foot wall of water may not be able to return until significant uncertainty. has faced little resistance after erosion is repaired, authorities said Monday. After embracing Israel’s hard- assuring lawmakers that she be- line nationalist right throughout lieves the SBA should continue as his presidential campaign, Trump a Cabinet-level, stand-alone agen- appears to have softened some of cy and that she would be a strong Damaged Dam Forces Evacuation his positions on key issues since advocate for small business with- taking office. in the new administration. of 200,000 Residents of California Although Wednesday’s meet- A Senate panel recently ap- ing is expected to be much warmer proved her nomination by a vote By Jonathan J. Cooper and Don Thompson nestled near the foot of the dam, Yuba City, population 65,000, than Netanyahu’s famously tense of 18-1, moving the nomination The Associated Press which at 770 feet is the nation’s is the biggest city evacuated. The encounters with former President to the full Senate for consider- largest. Houses and churches city has the largest dried-fruit Barack Obama, the Israeli leader ation. The vote is expected on OROVILLE, Calif. — A huge are perched on tree-lined streets processing plant in the world will still need to tread with cau- Tuesday. Northern California reservoir, near the Feather River. Old, or- and one of the largest population on sensitive issues like Israeli held in place by a massive dam, nate Victorian homes sit along- tions of Sikhs outside of India. settlement construction and the has always been central to the side smaller bungalows. The region is largely rural conflict with the Palestinians, Iran Coast Guard Calls Off life of the towns around it. “Everybody knows to go there and its politics dominated by and the war in Syria. Search for 6 Fishermen Now the lake that has for the Fourth of July,” evacuee rice growers and other agricul- brought them holiday fireworks Crystal Roberts-Lynch said of tural interests, including orchard on Crab Boat and salmon festivals could bring the lake. “Then there’s festivals operators. The region is dogged Hamas Names ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) disaster. wrapped around the salmon by the high unemployment rates Shadowy Militant as — The search has been called Nearly 200,000 people, who run.” The mother of three, who endemic to farming communi- off for the six veteran fishermen evacuated Sunday over fears that has lived in Oroville for 10 years, ties. There are large pockets of New Leader in Gaza aboard a crabbing boat missing a damaged spillway at Lake Oro- was staying at a Red Cross evacu- poverty and swaths of sparsely GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) in the icy, turbulent Bering Sea. ville could fail and unleash a wall ation center in Chico populated forests, popular with — Hamas has named a shadowy The fishing vessel Destination of water, have to stay away in- Local businesses, including anglers, campers and backpack- militant commander as its new went missing early Saturday after definitely while officials race to one that sells supplies for gold- ers. leader in the Gaza Strip, an official an emergency signal from a radio repair it before more rains arrive panning, dominate a downtown For now, it’s all at the mercy media outlet confirmed on Mon- beacon registered to the ship. The Thursday. area that spans several blocks. of the reservoir that usually sus- day, placing one of the Islamic mili- signal originated from 2 miles off Evacuees felt strange on A wide range of chain stores sit tains it, and provides water for tant group’s most hard-line figures St. George, an island about 650 Monday to see their beloved lake a short distance away along the much of the state. in charge of its core power base. miles west of Kodiak Island. associated with urgent voices on main highway. “If anything, we would have The appointment of Yehiya The Coast Guard released a the national news. “The lake brings in an enor- thought that the dam would Sinwar, who was freed by Israel statement Monday night saying “Never in our lives did we mous part of the economy for have been constructed better,” in a 2011 prisoner swap after two the search has been suspended. think anything like this would the town. It definitely is a people- Ramirez said. decades behind bars, solidifies the “We extend our deepest have happened,” said Brannan catcher,” said Brannan Ramirez, Ramirez said it was “extreme- takeover of Gaza operations by the condolences to the family and Ramirez, who has lived in Oro- who has lived in Oroville for ly frustrating” when he heard armed wing of the group from ci- friends of the six crewmembers ville, a town of about 16,000 peo- about five years. “We get people reports that emerged Monday of vilian leaders. The military wing, during this extremely difficult ple, for about five years. from all over the country.” complaints about the potential which controls thousands of fight- time,” said Rear Adm. Michael The gold-rush town in the Cities and towns further danger that came from environ- ers and a vast arsenal of rockets, has McAllister, commander of the Sierra Nevada foothills some 70 down the Feather River also are mentalists and government offi- battled Israel in three wars since Coast Guard 17th District. miles northeast of Sacramento is in danger. cials a dozen years ago. Hamas seized Gaza a decade ago. • Main 13 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017 Washington’s Top Lawyer Uses Strategic Streak to Fight Trump By Gene Johnson led to the victories is one of to over pervasive pollution from ton sued on its own sake — citing his district, forcing him to run The Associated Press Ferguson's hallmarks, say those PCBs. An avid backpacker and widespread harm to its universi- against another Democratic in- who have observed his career. mountain climber, he spoke of ties, businesses, tax collections cumbent. He won again. SEATTLE — The legal chal- Ferguson attributes it to spend- his anger that one of Washing- and residents. Ferguson has gone his own lenge that would launch Wash- ing his formative years playing ton's major rivers, the Skagit, on "He's got this smartest-kid- way as attorney general, too, per- ington state Attorney General competitive chess. He was a which his great-grandparents in-your-high-school-class thing, haps no more so than in his 2013 Bob Ferguson into the vanguard two-time state champion by his homesteaded in the 19th century, but he's a bulldog when he wants hiring of Purcell, who's been ar- of resistance early 20s. is now contaminated. something," Chris Vance, for- against Presi- guing the state's case against the "Chess teaches you to an- None of those cases gener- mer head of the state Republican travel ban in court. The solicitor dent Donald ticipate your opponent's threats ated the interest of the one chal- Party, said about Ferguson. "He's general position normally goes Trump's travel and moves," he said. "If your op- lenging Trump's order halting extremely politically ambitious, ban was already ponent makes a move that sur- refugees and citizens of seven and he's unwilling to take no for to a seasoned attorney. Purcell, in the works as prises you, that's a problem." Muslim-majority nations from an answer." a former clerk for Justice David Ferguson flew Ferguson, a boyish 51-year- entering the U.S. Ferguson Ferguson was 38 during his Souter, was 33. home from old Democrat, is serving his sec- called it unconstitutional and first campaign, virtually un- "That Noah was so young and had never argued in front of the Bob Ferguson Florida the ond term as Washington's top un-American. known and taking on the chair- attorney general morning after lawyer after winning two-thirds Ferguson had been attending woman of the King County U.S. Supreme Court — or even Trump issued of the vote against a Libertarian a meeting of Democratic attor- Council, a 20-year incumbent the state Supreme Court — did his executive challenger last fall. The Republi- neys general in Florida when the from his own party. That didn't not go unnoticed by many folks order. cans didn't field a candidate. ban was announced late Friday, sit well with the local Democrat- in my office," Ferguson said. In fact, it had been planned His office has launched sig- Jan. 27. When he landed at Se- ic honchos, but Ferguson says he Once his staff saw Purcell for some time. nificant lawsuits during his ten- attle-Tacoma International Air- knocked on 22,000 doors and in action, though, any concerns "We were having internal con- ure, including several that made port on Saturday, his voicemail won by 528 votes after 30,000 evaporated. versations about a potential ac- national headlines. was full of messages alerting him ballots were cast. Questioned about whether tion by the president along those He has filed consumer pro- to Gov. Jay Inslee's plans for a "I remember talking to him he's comfortable in the national lines," Ferguson recalled in an tection lawsuits against major news conference at the airport to saying, 'Hey, Bob, come down spotlight, Ferguson demurred. interview. "It wasn't like we were computer technical support and condemn the ban. to the Seattle Chamber of Com- The attention comes with the ter- starting from ground zero." student loan companies over Ferguson decided to skip merce for their interview panel ritory, he said. And though he's The legwork paid off. Within because you might have a shot what he described as predatory it and headed north to Seattle, frequently mentioned as a pos- three days, the state's lawsuit practices; sued President Barack where his team, led by state So- at getting their endorsement,'" sible governor, that's not on his over the ban — a more sweeping Obama's administration over licitor General Noah Purcell said King County Councilman challenge than other cases filed cleanup of the Hanford nuclear and the head of the office's civil Rod Dembowski, who helped mind right now. over Trump's order — had been reservation, where the govern- rights unit, Colleen Melody, was run Ferguson's campaign. "He "When I ran for attorney gen- filed. The result? First a decision ment made plutonium for weap- already putting together the wouldn't do it because it would eral, I used to say I felt that it was from a federal judge in Seattle ons; and took a florist to court state's lawsuit. have taken three hours away the most consequential position that blocked nationwide enforce- for refusing to serve clients stag- They worked through the from doorbelling." in state government, and people ment of the ban, then a resound- ing a gay wedding. weekend. Where other lawsuits Two years later, the council often looked at me with a strange ing win at the 9th U.S. Circuit Last fall, Ferguson made had sought the release of specific reduced its size from 13 mem- expression," Ferguson said. "I Court of Appeals. Washington the first state to sue travelers who had been detained bers to nine — and the powers can tell you, when I say that now, The strategic thinking that the agrochemical giant Monsan- on arrival in the U.S., Washing- repaid Ferguson by eliminating nobody gives me a funny look." When Dams Failed and Wiped Out a Washington State Town — Twice in 15 Years By Evan Bush “were able to scramble out of The Seattle Times the way of the flood wave,” ac- Residents, with barely cording to the Ecology Depart- After rising water levels ment. Two homes were knocked threatened to spill over a mas- a half-hour warning off their foundations and oth- sive dam in California, nearly of the breaking ers were damaged. No one was 200,000 people were evacuated killed. from towns that might be at risk dam, fled homes and 2006-2009 — The Howard below it. businesses. The state Hanson dam was damaged by The drama is a reminder that storms and began to seep. The nature doesn’t always tolerate highway was washed Army Corps of Engineers began human arrangements for its con- interim repairs in August 2009, finement. out for a quarter to keep areas along the Green There are nearly 1,200 dams mile. Telephone River in Kent, Renton, Auburn (more than half of them privately and Tukwila from flooding. owned) in Washington state communication was A year later, the U.S. Senate storing at least 3.2 million gal- severed. approved $44 million in emer- lons of water each, according to a Grant County PUD / Courtesy Photo gency funding to permanently 2016 inventory, and the state has Divers discovered an underwater crack in one of the concrete piers, shown, below fix the dam’s embankment. seen its fair share of problems at the fourth spillway gate at Wanapum Dam in 2014. The crack was discovered after homes and businesses were APRIL 2010 — A 21 million- some of those dams. dam engineers noticed some mild irregularities in the concrete of the dam’s deck. swept into the Okanogan River gallon manure lagoon at a dairy Here are a few notable dam The Grant County PUD lowered the reservoir behind the dam by 6 feet to relive when floodwaters broke through farm in Snohomish County suf- incidents in Washington state: pressure. The dam was still generating electricity as usual while the investigation a dam on Loop Creek in Malott fered a “catastrophic” breach, DEC. 23, 1918 — About 2 a.m., continued. The dam is on the Columbia River near the community of Beverly, 62 Valley. and sent manure into fields, the the town of Edgewick, near mod- miles south of Wenatchee. “Residents, with barely a half- French Slough and the Snohom- ern-day North Bend, was wiped hour warning of the breaking ish River. No one was killed. out after floodwaters seeped dam, fled homes and businesses. FEBRUARY 2014 — Officials through glacial debris near the from rushing waters in a heroic while working on a bridge in the The state highway was washed found a 65-foot-long crack in the Cedar River dam. rescue, the Times reported. area. After it became clogged, out for a quarter mile. Telephone 185-foot-tall Wanapum Dam on No one died, but at least 12 FEB. 26, 1932 — Edgewick saw water burst through with no communication was severed,” the Columbia River. Water levels families lost their homes and all more tragedy just 14 years later. warning. the Times reported. had to be lowered for more than of their belongings, The Seattle About 25 people had resettled Seven people died and two OCT. 5, 1991 — Without warn- a year, according to Capital Press. Times reported. in the area by the time warm were injured after they were ing, reservoirs above a steep hill Repairs reportedly cost nearly A watchman at a nearby mill and wet weather sent floodwa- trapped in their homes. Some in Centralia failed and “dis- $70 million. saw the creek rise and warned ters raging through the area victims were never found; others charged into a crowded neigh- OCTOBER 2015 — Six dam the town before floodwaters again, according to HistoryLink. were crushed to death, History- borhood,” according to a De- workers were injured after an ex- traveled down the hillside. A The Milwaukee Railroad had Link reports. partment of Ecology report. plosion at the Priest Rapids Dam mother and child were plucked constructed a berm and culvert APRIL 19, 1938 — At least 25 Boy Scouts working nearby on the Columbia River. $500K Later, McCleary Task Force Still Doesn’t Have Plan to Fix State’s Education By Joseph O’Sullivan salaries. Washington’s school that is valuable to solve a com- cated time for us to work on the makers and staff spent roughly The Seattle Times districts now fund a big piece of plex problem,” said Braun, who McCleary issue and the broader $7,700 on travel and expenses, those costs through local proper- ultimately served on the task picture of how are going to have according to data provided by OLYMPIA — The legislative ty-tax levies. force. a system of support for our kids,” Chief Clerk of the House Ber- task force tasked with recom- Fixing the problem presents “Most of the money went to said Lytton, who chairs the nard Dean. mending solutions for Washing- a complicated stew of obstacles, the consultants; the consultants House Finance Committee. ton’s K-12 school-funding crisis While the task force has from how to find more revenue did a reputable job,” he added. Lawmakers spent some addi- wrapped up, the work of solving spent more than $500,000 on the “We have a much better under- tional money claiming per diem and changing salary structures, McCleary grinds on. In Decem- work without ever approving a to looking at equity between standing of where local [tax] lev- and travel expenses related to ber, Inslee released his proposal formal proposal. school districts, large and small, ies are spent now.” their task force work in Olympia. Meanwhile, lawmakers as- from throughout the state. Rep. Kristine Lytton, D-An- Three of the four senators on to fund the K-12 system. signed to the task force claimed Nearly 90 percent of the acortes and co-chair of the task the task force claimed at least Republican senators released roughly $11,300 in expenses $500,000 budgeted for the task force, said the process forced $3,634, according to Hunter own their proposal in late Janu- while doing the work. force went toward a consulting lawmakers to concentrate on Goodman, secretary of the Sen- ary, and Democrats drafted a bill The Education Funding company’s work to compile and McCleary. ate. The fourth, Braun, did not more recently based on the plan Task Force was created through analyze the data, according to “I think it was useful for me, take any travel or expense money. they put forward at the end of legislation in 2016 after law- Annie Pennucci, an associate di- because it carved out the dedi- On the House side, law- the task force. makers decided not to tackle rector for the Washington State the last big issue relating to Institute for Public Policy. the state Supreme Court’s Mc- The roughly $50,000 remain- TURN YOUR VEHICLE Cleary decision. ing in the budgeted funds paid The 2012 McCleary decision for staff time the institute spent INTO AN ruled that lawmakers were violat- on task-force work, according to ADVERTISING MACHINE WITH ing the state constitution by un- Pennucci. derfunding K-12 public schools. The consulting firm, Third Justices since 2014 have held the Sector Intelligence released its state in contempt of court for not 148-page report in November, VEHICLE making enough progress toward providing lawmakers the data a fully funding plan. they’d sought. The bill brought together Up through their final meet- four Democrats and four Re- ing last month, however, task- GRAPHICS publicans for several months of force members couldn’t agree meetings and authorized half about what to do with the data. a million dollars to collect and But key GOP and Democratic analyze data on K-12 school- lawmakers say the cost to tax- staff funding. payers was worth it. The data was to help lawmak- Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia ers wrestle with the last big un- and chief GOP budget writer, finished part of the court order: said he didn’t originally like the determining how the state will idea of the task force — and vot- pay for the salaries of teachers ed against the bill that created it. (360) 736-6322 CH569940sl.cg and school workers. “But that said, we got data The justices ruled that the [from the task force] that we had 321 N. PEARL ST. CENTRALIA, WA 98531 state is responsible for those been asking for for three years, Main 14 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017 NORTHWEST Schools Look to Shed Liability for Off-Campus Crimes By Forrest Holt old high school student raped a “Common sense says that if “A fistfight over the summer of his history of sexual aggres- The News Tribune 14-year-old junior high school kids aren’t in our care then we could impact schools,” Maynard sion towards younger girls. The student off campus. cannot control what they do,” said. “Either districts would be principal did not develop a plan Public schools are trying to The victim said they met at Seigel said. forced to implement invasive to keep him away from those stu- reduce their liability for off-cam- track practice, where the older stu- Sen. Hans Zeiger, chair- monitoring of their students or dents and didn’t inform school pus wrongdoing after the state dent mentored younger students. man of the Early Learning & adopt a hear-no-evil, see-no-evil, employees who needed to know Supreme Court said the Bethel She alleged the district knew he K-12 Education Committee and speak-no-evil approach, and we about his status as a sex offender, School District could be held was a registered sex offender and sponsor of the school-liability don’t believe either are good so- according to court records. responsible for the rape of a stu- failed to notify staff members or bill, said he fears that escalating lutions for students.” “This bill would literally give dent off school grounds. take other precautions to protect legal and insurance costs could But Judith Billings, a former The court’s ruling has schools districts free rein to ignore and students from him. affect schools’ ability to educate. two-term superintendent of pub- dismiss legally required protec- worried they will be exposed to Justice Steven Gonzalez, The school districts supporting lic instruction who was called as tion,” she said. new lawsuits and risk losing li- writing for the majority, ruled his bill include Bethel, Tacoma, an expert witness in the Bethel ability insurance. School leaders that a school doesn’t automati- North Thurston and Seattle. case, said the legislation is based Larry Shannon, government from around the state are back- cally escape liability for harm “They already have a lot of lion a misunderstanding of the affairs director for the state’s ing Senate Bill 5505, which would to a student when that harm oc- ability as is,” said Zeiger, R-Puy- Supreme Court ruling. trial lawyers association, is also shield them from liability for curs when the student is outside allup. “We want to focus on the She said the evidence showed opposed. He said the bill pre- damages resulting from student school custody. legal costs that bear direct im- that Bethel School District failed sumes that schools should never criminal behavior outside of a Tom Seigel, superintendent of pact on their kids.” to take the right steps while the responsible for what happens off- district’s custody or supervision. the Bethel School District, said Heidi Maynard, director of students were in the district’s campus, even if they have a part The proposal comes after the he is worried school districts will policy and legal services for the custody. A court had ordered in creating the situation. state Supreme Court ruled 5-4 now be vulnerable to new law- Washington State School Directors’ the older student to stay away “This is a radical departure in September that a jury should suits unless “reasonable limita- Association, said school district lia- from students two or more years from good precautionary mea- hear a case in which an 18-year- tions” are legally established. bility has expanded beyond reason. younger than him, on account sures,” Shannon said. Falsified Papers, Repeatedly Sloppy Work Led FAA to Fine Boeing By Dominic Gates ing over one another with cross- The Seattle Times overs unprotected, or installed without sufficient clearance. Though Boeing paid $12 mil- Poorly installed wiring can lion in late 2015 to settle more lead to electrical shorts. than a dozen Federal Aviation • Composites were cooked at Administration (FAA) investi- too high a temperature at Boe- gations, details of the problems ing’s advanced composites center found by the safety agency were on Marginal Way. not disclosed at the time. • Tubing was not installed per Documents obtained this the engineering drawing in 777s. month by The Seattle Times • Decompression panels in through a Freedom of Informa- the cargo bay of a 787 were im- tion Act request show the cases properly installed. revealed a disquieting pattern of A constant thread throughout falsified paperwork and ignored the catalog of concerns in the procedures that created quality investigation documents is that issues on the production lines of Boeing production workers and Boeing and its suppliers. quality inspectors signed off on The FAA found that Boeing work that had not been done. repeatedly failed to follow pro- Rules were also violated tocols designed to guard against through lack of a required paper production errors that put safety trail. at risk. Every step in the building Some tasks were signed off of an airplane is supposed to be as completed and checked when Mike Siegel / The Seattle Times copiously documented, checked they were not. Other work was Boeing 777s, above, in Everett. Capt. John Cox, a veteran pilot, said he generally has a high regard for Boeing’s safety commit- and rechecked. Yet the FAA done without authorization. ment and was surprised to hear of errors. “This is not the Boeing way of doing business I’ve been familiar with.” found that parts and assemblies The result was multiple er- were removed and reworked, rors in manufacturing, some of serious safety issues.” ber of substantial improvements workmanship cited by the FAA then reinstalled “without docu- which passed right through the to its quality and compliance included: Corrective Action mentation or quality authoriza- system to airplanes in service. systems” following the investiga- • After an FAA audit of 787 tion,” the investigations showed. Boeing also failed to take In addition to the relatively tions. production processes found corrective action in a timely way light fine in 2015, Boeing com- “Boeing has worked with the loose nuts incorrectly installed A Culture of Safety after issues were discovered, the mitted as part of the settlement FAA and invested significant without a locking safety wire, The FAA now has fewer on- FAA found. to improve its internal quality resources to implement these Boeing’s corrective action was site quality inspectors than it did In one case, Air Canada oversight and management pro- improvements … including en- found “insufficient to prevent 17 years ago and relies on Boe- ground crews in January 2015 cedures. hancing management oversight further occurrences.” ing to follow precise procedural discovered a 3-foot-wide puddle The FAA also put Boeing on and accountability,” Alder said. Subsequently, airlines found checks to assure airplane safety. of fuel that had leaked from an probation for five years, subject As for the fuel-leak incident heavy fuel leaks on 787s in pas- The safety agency’s main role engine pylon of the airline’s first to $24 million in additional pen- on the Air Canada 787, Alder senger service, due to lock wire is to check that Boeing sticks to 787 Dreamliner after it landed at alties if it fails to carry through said a subsequent audit deter- being either missing or installed the required quality assurance an unnamed airport. on those improvements. mined that “this was an isolated backward. processes. Leaking fuel around a hot en- However, this is not the first event,” and the company took The FAA issued an Airwor- Under the settlement, Boeing gine is a fire hazard. time the FAA has found Boeing’s “immediate corrective action” thiness Directive warning air- must provide the names and ad- An FAA investigation re- manufacturing controls wanting. against both the Boeing me- lines the situation was “unsafe” dresses of individual employees vealed that Boeing had noted the An intensive FAA audit in chanic and the Boeing inspector and ordering immediate inspec- found to have falsely stamped leak nine months earlier, before 2000 found “systemic” failures involved. tion of the same fuel connections any work, so the FAA could po- it delivered the plane, and had in the jetmaker’s quality control Air Canada spokesman Peter on all 787s to prevent possible tentially initiate criminal pros- supposedly reworked the pylon processes — chiefly inadequate Fitzpatrick said the incident was fuel fires. ecutions of such employees — at the Everett plant to fix the inspection and deviance from one of “the typical types of issues Following that directive, air- though that has never actually problem. required manufacturing proce- that arise when introducing a lines found five more 787s with happened at Boeing. A mechanic and a quality- dures. new aircraft type.” the faulty fuel couplings. The settlement also addresses control inspector signed off on That earlier investigation Regarding the falsified sup- Boeing says it has revised weaknesses in Boeing’s supply the rework as completed. But as shook up the company’s rela- plier data in the rigging of 777 work instructions and employee chain. the FAA noted, this “did not rep- tions with the FAA and prompt- cargo doors, Alder said that after training “to prevent this from Boeing agreed to audit by last resent work performed.” In other ed Boeing to add hundreds of this incident, all 777 large cargo happening again.” month a minimum percentage of words, the repair work hadn’t full-time quality inspectors. doors manufactured by that sup- • The wrong tool was used its parts suppliers — the percent- been done. Seventeen years after that au- plier were re-checked and met to rig a 777 passenger door, and age was redacted in the docu- Even after this instance of dit, the 2015 FAA settlement rep- specifications. was then discovered left inside ments the FAA provided — to leaking fuel discovered on a jet resents a new shake-up as some He added that Boeing’s stan- the door after a flight. And an- determine if any are “accepting carrying passengers, Boeing’s of the same issues resurface. dard tests would in any case have other tool was found post-flight work that is not complete.” actions to prevent such an error Responding to Seattle Times detected any non-conformance left inside the leading edge of a As part of the settlement, the from re-occuring were “unsatis- questions, Boeing defended its in the doors before delivery. 777 wing. FAA said it agreed to limit the factory,” the FAA found. broad commitment to quality Nevertheless, he said the sup- Boeing says it has changed fine to $12 million only because The FAA investigations also and safety, and offered specific plier’s senior leadership had to procedures so that employees are of Boeing’s “current and planned reached down into Boeing’s sup- responses to some of the inci- present to Boeing a detailed plan required to check out and check remedial efforts.” ply chain, where a more egre- dents detailed in the reports. to make sure it wouldn’t happen in tools, and some are decorated Capt. Cox said he generally gious violation was noted. Boeing spokesman Doug Al- again, and the mechanic who with bright paint or with stream- has a high regard for Boeing’s In January 2015, a mechanic der said, “None of these matters had been falsifying data was re- ers “to increase tool visibility.” commitment to safety and its rigging a large 777 cargo door involved immediate safety of trained. • Wiring bundles “on numer- system of repeated independent at a Boeing supplier was ques- flight.” ous aircraft at numerous station checks and so was surprised to tioned about his work by an He added that the settlement Fuel Leaks, Missing Tools, locations within the aircraft” hear of crucial details overlooked FAA investigator. The mechanic “reflects the FAA’s recognition Crossed Wires had wires that were excessively and failures passing through un- acknowledged that “he does not that (Boeing) has made a num- Other failures in quality taut, or bent too acutely, or rid- noticed. use the inspection tools required and enters false inspection data COME SEE US Serving on the work order.” For the “He admitted to falsely enter- LewiS County PACIFIC ing the data for approximately Serious Collector 7-8 years,” the FAA letter of in- NOW OPEN vestigation states. or the Prosthetics & Orthotics, LLC Capt. John Cox, a veteran pilot and founder of Washington, Young at Heart D.C.-based aviation safety con- *Mention sultancy Safety Operating Sys- This Ad & • Artiicial Limbs tems, said this startling admis- Receive sion worried him far more than 10% OFF • Planes • Trains • Autos Expires • Knee Braces any of the inadvertent mistakes 5/1/17

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Honor Rolls MOSSYROCK JUNIOR/SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Esparza, Katie Long, Jaiden Foote, Liesel Andersen, Voice of the People Following are members of the Mossyrock Ju- Belen Garcia Del Rio, Tess Ketcham nior/Senior High School first-semester honor roll: Sophomores: Carly Norton, Joshua Castan- 4.0 Grade Point Average eto, Kara Wilbur, Alyxzandria Serventi, Saman- Chronicle readers share their thoughts every day tha Haldy, Mikaela Dean, Ashton Eyer, Katherine through social media, including Facebook, Twitter and Seniors: Ryley Kinsman, Sarah Voelker Peltier, Smbaikaye Huriavi, Daryl L. Leischner Jr., the comment section of Chronline.com. Here are some of Juniors: Jamie Carlson, Paige Moorcroft, Ava Sunshine Hill, Kaelee Murphy, Vanessa Rivera, the recent highlights of conversation. Nelson Cecilia Sbai, Tanner Scott, Brooke Iverson, Keegan Sophomores: James Cushman Goldrick Freshmen: Jenifer Brockway, Colby Collins, Alexandra Anderson, Gabrella Holman, Sa- Chronicle Facebook followers respond to Publisher’s Note Luis Dominguez, Amy Fitzhugh, Ella Lin, Andee “If Commissioners Care About Seniors, They Should Prove It:” mantha French, April Sanchez Lopez, Michaela Nelson, Gerardo Salgado, Joseph Stucki, Troy Thy- Damone, Emily Elkins, Georgia Masseth, Tyberius sell Tretheway, Dustin Collins, Madison Mclaughlin, Eighth-graders: Kimberlee Collins, Jillian Angelica Pipo, Gracie Engel, Delaney Glazer, Nich- Cournyer, Ana Dominguez, Alexis Sabin Donna Seeger Hedgers: This is not right! olas White, Adan Uribe, Bailey Castaneto, Casey Seventh-graders: Warren Nelson, Saylor Stone, Reese The seniors use these centers to touch base Madison Vigre, Mikayden Weise, Teaguen Weise with other seniors and have someone to talk Kaidan Dquyres, Kaylee Lef, Justin Graham, to and play games with as well as have lunch Thaila Phothisat, Kathryn Crownhart, Shianne with. My mother goes to Toledo every week. 3.0-3.99 GPA Palmer, Christoher Latham, Nickolas Keeney, Jen- Seniors: Taylen Clevenger, Cameron Fitzhugh, na Rowland, Luz Martinez-Gaxiola Gage Horton, Cedric Miles, Levi Munoz, Mikel Freshmen: Body Smith, Lovina Andersen, Su- Panuska, Cedric Stone fina Ahmath, Anna Johnson, Yamil Pena Mendina, Juniors: Florian Basset, Stephanie Fried, Lain- Devin Burpee, Alexander Walker, Allison Kyes, Norma Szabo: I hope everyone in Lewis ee Grose, Haylee Hadaller, Hayden Hoffman, Lu- Jesse Kauffman, Logan Fry, Cole Hofman, Daniel County remembers this during the next elec- cas Johnson, Eric Lumpkin, Cameron McDaniel, May, Raquel Shelton, Dallas Gudaz, Iris Venegas, tion! Unfortunately, it seems all you need is a Maleah Nixon Klein, Kord Senter, Jared Smith, Ethan Proctor, Stephanie Gulledge Taylor, Emily R next to your name to get elected no matter Remington Stanley Morris how much you’ve screwed the taxpayers. Sophomores: Makenzie Barrows, Gabriella Alexis Sederberg, Taryn Etherington, Makay- Brockway, Heather Edgar, Charles Fowler, Ed- lah Ely, Armando Sanchez Ramirez, Jared Win- die Franco, Anaflor Hernandez-Sanchez, Jaycee ters, Dakota Hunsaker, Morgan Pierce, Nicho- Kaech, Sarah Lovan, Soledad Medina, Ariana Mo- las Strauss, Sydnie Bryant, Emma Miller, Hazel ran, Daniela Munoz, Ana Rodriguez, Porter Sabin, Belknap, Madison Anderson Campbell Schultz Kirsten Secena, Sebastian Reyes, Joree Bronson, Kelli June Thompson: Despicable! For Michala Lowry, Rideck Deckard, Jessyka Smith, many it is not only the only companionship Freshmen: Jessica Boling, Morgan Browning, Evan Gootgeld, Shania Hadaller, Jose Hernandez, Kaitlyn King, Callahan Kennedy, Margaret-Jane they have but also a much needed nutrition Hildeman, Janet Garcia Ojeda benefit for them. SHAME! Charlie Paz-Tapia, Justus Stajduhar, Ethan White, JC Workman Eighth-graders: Emily Edgar, MacKenzie WINLOCK HIGH SCHOOL Fish, Morgan Houghtelling, Gracie Lovan, Francis Following are members of the Winlock High Minchau, Trista Rockwood, Kaitlynne Stoneburn- School first-semester honor roll: er, Gracie West 4.0 Grade Point Average Helen Nowlin: Quite right. ... don’t buy Seventh-graders: Brayden Bommerscheim, into the “public/private partnership” lingo ... it Jolee Hadaller, Tori Hensler, Aiden Imes, Ethan Juniors: Margaret Howsden is code for: pay more, get less. Long, Nevaeh Murillo, Josue Salgado Freshmen: Sabrena Barragan

ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Principal’s List Following are members of the Rochester High (3.50 to 3.99 GPA) School first-semester honor roll: Seniors: Robert Archer, Katielynn Yucha, Wy- Chronline Comments 3.25 Grade Point Average and Higher att Dean Juniors: Sable Pirtle Seniors: The following comments were submitted by Chantz Glover, Danielle Gleason, Sophomores: Kendra Garrison, Tyler Hol- Ryan Oliver, Kenneth Mulvaney, Brian Mcsorley, brook, Isaac Garibay, Leanna Wolf, Gustavo Bar- readers of www.chronline.com. All stories are available Garrett Chapman, Eliah Laramie, Ana Cari Castil- for reading online. ragan Chavez lo Corona, Alexa Black, Raven Kalin, Ally Graham, Freshman: Nathan Suhrbier, Dylan Workman, Amanda Dragt, Abbigail Haley, Patrick Gleason, Pauline Murphy, Piper Low, Garrett Chiechlowski, Paola Sanchez Lopez, Christina Markham, Cylas Logan Hall • Letter: Chehalis Councilor: Stop the Belknap Local Sales Tax Increase Jackson Peltier, Chase Edminster, Dylan Bo- man, Alyssa Boggas, Justin Nolet, Caitlynn Morris, Honors List David Lee, Janna Adams, Natalie Bethune, Austin (3.00-3.49 GPA) USERNAME: Rsekerak Chapman, Kyra Miller, Brianna Tomtan, Estefani Seniors: Trynity Manning, Sarah Maestas, Thank you, Chad, for bringing this to light. It’s something Perete Gomez, Brandy Perete Gomez, Alexandria Katlyn Dunlap, Zachary Weinert, Leigha Enslow, this community should be aware of. Everyone I talk to in Coleman, Cody Orkney, Julia Thompson, Aaron Santos Balbuena Montes town has no idea about this. Adding to the sales tax here Hugg, Austin Ojanen, Hawanya Huriavi, Logan Juniors: Alexandra Dean, Preston Oakley, Kas- is not the answer, especially to the people who come to Shields sidy Cram, Dawson Hall, Darby Low, Alexis Gil- our town to save on tax. Why would we tax this community Juniors: Christopher Carisle, Shelby Baird, Al- lum, Nicholas Patching, Kelsey Steveson, Jayden when we have one of the highest unemployment rates in lison Beagley, Reece Petersen, Colton Winters, Jose Tremayne the state, these people need that money, or steering away Simon Palmeiro, Ethan Worden, Kai Pierce, Jamal Sophomores: Aiden Lundeen, Jenna Jones, people from other ZIP codes that come here to save money Marri, Sariah Burdett, Grace Crocker, Krimzyn Cheleena Squibb, Shannon Lewis, Makayla All- on tax, and that money is needed in this city as well. If we Robarge, Elizabeth Miller, Stone Lafferty, Connor britton, Tabitha Mason, Madison Lofberg, Alan loose that extra tax money every month, how much does Reese, Kaylee Kohl, Yolanda Matias, Anderw Fos- Contreras that end up costing us in the long run? They need to come nacht, Rhiannon Dover Freshman: Coleson Richendollar, Sydney Por- up with a different plan. This can’t be the only option, and Grace Bird, Lacey Barbee, Michael North, An- ter, Carter Whitehead, Dylan Norwood, Zachary if it is, why do we have people running this town, making fi- gela Whitcomb, Amelia Gish, Azaria Carew, Lau- Smith, Kassidy Rasmussen, Diana Contreras Bar- nancial decisions, making decisions like this, without a plan ryn Ward, Hunter Hahn, Brinn Smith, Aneesa ron B. Volunteering Look for our Saturday • Story: Accused Organized Crime Leader Sues Looking for local volunteer Centralia, Lewis County for Alleged Civil Rights opportunities that align with commentary by John McCroskey your interests? Violation in 2014 Case United Way of Lewis Coun- ty’s online Volunteer Center has USERNAME: Frosted Flake your answer. It is stunningly improbable that notary would affix her/ Visit www.volunteerlewis.org his stamp to a forged document. Even more unlikely this today and make an impact on Experience a world of service would be performed for a convict. And in light of my the issues you are most passion- personal experience with the criminal justice system (dis- ate about. better hearing! closure : no criminal history whatsoever, yet a remarkable problem with cops, judges and prosecutors) I am inclined to Featured Volunteer Larry Roberts, Hearing Aid Specialist at Focused Hearing hear the evidence before passing judgement. I note the de- Opportunities can help you rediscover the pleasures of hearing. fense plan is to avoid that hearing. Go to mediation. Media- • Pope’s Kids Place most ex- Call today for a FREE hearing screening! tion is not in any way similar to a trial, because the attempt citing event of the year is just 360-736-2070 is to pay cash to avoid that trial the conviction entailed. And around the corner. It is in need the reform that would result from the conviction. I am very DEAL OF of volunteers to help manage THE MONTH! interested in the outcome of this case. If it should turn out the registration table and set the local criminal justice drones are willing to break heavy Buy 1 box of up. This year the gala will be batteries, law to obtain a baseless conviction, we are all in danger. on March 11 at the Great Wolf FREE From the very folks we pay to protect us. And what could Get 1 box *

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Pete Caster / [email protected] Lewis County Superior Court Judge Andrew Toynbee, left, looks on as Lewis County Drug Court graduate Christina Lozano, center-left, introduces friends and family who came to witness her graduation on Monday afternoon at the Veterans Memorial Museum in Chehalis.

“I chose the selfish way, to go Court hide my feelings in a bag,” he ‘‘Before Drug Court I said. Continued from the front page Hamilton was arrested in De- was very co-dependent cember 2015 after being caught The event was held at the Vet- with meth in his pocket while erans Memorial Museum to ac- … I knew it was time stealing firewood. He joined commodate all of the graduates’ to grow up.” Drug Court in January 2016. friends, family and supporters. “I came into the program with Graduations have previously been the state of mind that this is life held at Lewis County Superior Kara McKinney or death,” he said. “Before I got Court, the Board of Lewis County speaking about life before drug court arrested, I’d have just as soon Commissioners’ chambers or died.” other locations, Toynbee said. Just over a year later, Ham- The graduates were reward- ilton has a completely different ed for their months of grueling and remain off drugs, among outlook on life. He now plans work, self-discovery and growth other requirements. If they suc- to study to be a chemical depen- with a document formally dis- cessfully meet those goals, their dency counselor. He has healthy missing the charges that origi- Kara McKinney becomes emotional as Lewis County Sherif’s Oice Deputy Kevin cases are dismissed at their grad- relationships with his kids. Dickey, left, describes the struggles McKinney overcame. nally landed them in Drug Court. uation. “You look good and you look But their mentors reminded “Somewhere along the line, healthy,” Toynbee said. them — graduation isn’t the end. Christina started buying in,” In a letter, Drug Court de- “Today is … a commence- Dickey said. “For her to do the fense attorney Sam Groberg said whole lot of life ahead of you.” hearing about the journey you’ve ment,” said Deputy Kevin Dick- things she’s done is remarkable.” Hamilton is able to be a better fa- J.P. Anderson, Drug Court had at such a young age, I don’t ey, of the Lewis County Sheriff’s Now, her mentors in Drug ther and to process the loss of his manager, noted that McKinney know how many people could Office, who serves as the com- Court could only talk about how youngest son. was not addicted for a long time, have done that.” pliance officer for Drug Court. far she’s come. “The loss never goes away, but but it did not diminish what she McKinney said she is not “You’re not finished. Today you Toynbee said he remembers you have the foundations now to went through. done just because she’s gradu- start. You walk out that door. Lozano from when he was a be able to deal with it without us- “Your story coming into Drug ated. There’s no more pressure. You’re prosecutor in Lewis County. ing,” he wrote. Court is unimaginable,” he said. “Oh you’re not rid of me yet,” doing it for you.” “The Christina I know now Hamilton advised current “And in working with you and she said. is a completely different person,” Drug Court participants in the Christina Lozano — 386 Days he said. audience, especially those new to Clean and Sober In the future, Lozano plans to the program, to keep their chin enroll in college and eventually up and push through the strug- Christina Lozano was the open a youth center. gles of the program. first Drug Court graduate to “I see you paying this forward “After the death of my son, I share her story of recovery at so much more than what you owe my kids, my mother, I owe Monday’s ceremony. have received in this program,” them all an apology, and the only = “What I’ve realized going said Jessica Blye, Drug Court way I can truly say I’m sorry is TIME through this program, it’s only prosecutor. by never picking it up again,” he as hard as you make it,” she said. said. “Don’t fight it, just do it. When Tommy Hamilton — 408 Days MONEY I finally grasped that concept, here I am.” Clean and Sober Kara McKinney — 582 Days Lozano started using mari- Tommy Hamilton finished Clean and Sober TWO CDS THAT PUT juana, methamphetamine and Drug Court in record time — 12 At 22, Kara McKinney was TIME ON YOUR SIDE alcohol at 11 years old. By 15, months. While others said he the youngest to graduate Mon- she was married to an abusive made it look easy, Hamilton, like day. She started smoking mari- spouse. At 16, she had her first his fellow graduates, dispelled juana with family at 16. She child. the notion of a miracle cure for found out she was pregnant soon MONTH YEAR After years of drug abuse, she drug addiction. after finishing high school, and was arrested and charged with “God’s not just gonna say, substituted with spice, a kind of possession of methamphetamine ‘Poof, you’re cured,’ ” he said. synthetic marijuana, when preg- 17 CD 5 CD in March 2015. The following “Sometimes his help comes in the nant. * ** May, she signed up for Drug form of a law enforcement offi- Soon after her child was born, 1.71% APY 2.02% APY Court. cer.” she started using methamphet- At first, she struggled and Hamilton started doing co- amine to boost her energy. She ended up in an inpatient treat- caine at 16. Later, he moved on to got hooked and used throughout ment program. Drug Court methamphetamine. her second pregnancy. She lost Start your year off right with an participants must comply with After years of drug use, he hit custody of her two children and Anchor Bank CD. It feels good rules requiring them to attend rock bottom in 2015 when his ended up living in a tent. knowing your money’s working frequent support meetings, see 9-year-old son died after compli- She was arrested in May 2015 counselors, get a job, pay rent cations from a tonsillectomy. on suspicion of third-degree as hard as you do. theft and was referred to Drug Court. “I never thought I would make Open your it to this day,” she said Monday. Certiﬁcate of Deposit “Before Drug Court I was very co- dependent … I knew it was time to start saving today. to grow up.” Toynbee and several other Drug Court mentors comment- ed on how McKinney now relish- es in adult responsibilities such anchornetbank.com | 800.562.9744 as paying her bills and going to work. She plans to enroll in college classes soon. Both promotional CDs available for both personal and business. Penalty will be assessed for early withdrawal. “You went right from high *17 Month CD: Advertised APY (Annual Percentage Yield) is available until June 30, 2017. $2,500 minimum school to having kids and be- balance required to open and obtain the advertised APY. The maximum balance is $250,000. Rolls into 18 month CD fore you knew it you were living at renewal. Requires an Anchor Bank Checking account other than the Anchor Free or Basic Checking. If the checking in a tent,” Toynbee said. “Look account is closed or changed to an Anchor Free Checking or Basic Checking account before CD renewal, the interest Lewis County Drug Court graduates (from left) Christina Lozano, Tommy Hamilton rate on the 17 month CD will be changed to the current rate of the 18 month CD. **5 Year CD: $500 minimum at you now. You’re healthy. You balance required to open and obtain the advertised APY. Rate current as of 2/03/17. and Kara McKinney pose for pictures after a ceremony on Monday afternoon at look completely different from

the Veterans Museum in Chehalis. that booking photo. You’ve got a CH570332cd.cg The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017 • Sports 1 TOLEDO TAKES DISTRICT RIVALRY GAME Indians Advance to Semifinals See More on Sports 3

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TUESDAY, FEB. 14, 2017 LEWISCOUNTYSPORTS.COM Saturday’s 2A Wrestling Bearcats Send Nine to Mat Classic XXIX By The Chronicle Jacob Nowels (138) finished his championship, while Dickey The Bearcats will take their RIDGEFIELD — The W.F. second to teammate Thomas in beat Washougal’s Michael Hick- nine grapplers to the Mat Clas- West Bearcats advanced nine an 8-2 final match to advance to ey in the finals with an injury sic in Tacoma next Friday and wrestlers to the Mat Classic and the Mat Classic, while E.J. Mata- default. Saturday. were crowned regional champi- gi (152) and Levi Walters (113) W.F. West advanced two “We’ve got a couple more ons at the 2A Region I wrestling each took third to move on. grapplers as alternates in Tyler days to get ready,” Rakevich said. “We’ll go to Tacoma and see what tournament here Saturday. Cunningham beat Black Pallas (220) and Caleb Walters Hills’ Colton Burke, 12-1, in the (106). happens.” The Bearcats had six indi- finals. The Bearcats won the team vidual champions in Damon Anderson beat Mountlake title with 213.5 points. Tumwa- Rochester Sending REGIONALS: Thomas (138 pounds), Roehre Terrace’s Pavel Oliferovskiy, 10-1, ter (131) finished in second and Six Cunningham (106), Michael in the finals, and Spahr pinned Washougal (128.5) placed third. Three to Mat Classic Anderson (152), Brenden Spahr Bearcats, Two Mark Morris’ Hunter Robbins “Six champions is good. The RIDGEFIELD — Rochester (182), Brayden Bostwick (220) in 1:36 in the finals. kids wrestled tough this week- Tigers Win Their and Hunter Arredondo (285). sent six wrestlers to the regional Bostwick beat Tumwater’s end,” W.F. West coach Jamie tournament here on Saturday Centralia finished sixth with re- Caden Hicks, 11-3, for first, and Rakevich said. “The guys that Weight Brackets gional titles from Mykka McAl- and half of that contingent will Arredondo beat Tumwater’s Cy won it, for the most part, had be continuing on to the Mat lister (120) and Tristan Dickey Saturday in Hicks in a tight 3-1 match. good tourneys. Hopefully, we Classic at the Tacoma Dome. (160), and also advanced Mario McAllister pinned Aber- can have a better one next week. Ridgefield Mungia (fourth at 220). deen’s Edgar Salazar in 5:10 for That’s what really matters.” please see WRESTLING, page S7

Saturday’s 2B Wrestling

Jesse Smith / For The Chronicle Above: Adna’s Matthew Slape looks to the oicial for the pin against Toledo’s Ethan Buck on Saturday during regional wrestling action in Adna. Below: Adna’s Lucas Ashley (top) wraps up Kalama’s Chris Buck into a submission during their matchup in the 126-pound weight class during regional wrestling action Saturday in Adna. Two Pirates, Yoder Win Regional Titles ON TO TACOMA: Adna wrestlers competing against just nals after winning his first two 10 for Adna. matches via pin. Sends Nine Wrestlers to “I was really proud of each Yoder — a runner-up at last State Tournament wrestler today,” Adna coach year’s state tournament — beat Craig Ferrier said. “I had set a North Beach’s Seth Bridge, 8-1, By The Chronicle goal of taking eight to state and in the finals of the heavyweight ADNA — The Pirates had they answered me by qualifying bracket. The senior grappler plenty of fans in the crowd on nine.” won his first match with a their home turf, and made the Matthew Slape and Ashton 37-second pin, and needed just most of the support here Satur- Dowell each won regional titles 15 seconds for a pin in his sec- day in the 2B Region 1 Wres- for the Pirates, while Toledo’s ond match. tling Tournament. Dalton Yoder had a dominant Adna’s Lucas Ashley (126), Adna finished second as a run in the 285-pound bracket Braxton Dowell (145) and Ka- team, had two champions and for a championship. meron Perry (182) all finished advanced nine wrestlers to Mat Slape beat Ocosta’s Mat- second. Also advancing for the Classic XXIX. thew Hart, 7-1, in the 152 finals, Pirates was Aaron Slape (third, Ilwaco won the regional title, and Dowell edged Darrington’s though the Fishermen had 23 Gage Burtenshaw 3-1 in the fi- please see REGIONALS, page S7

ALSO INSIDE... CHECK OUT ONLINE... THE SPOKEN WORD Reece Wallace and Hannah Randall The latest stories and photos “We played our guts out.” are the Community First Auto Center from the District 4 2B and 2A NICK BAMER, Athletes of the Week: basketball tournaments are at WINLOCK BASKETBALL COACH SEE SPORTS 2 LEWISCOUNTYSPORTS.COM Sports 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017 SPORTS

HANNAH RANDALL REECE WALLACE School: Winlock (Sr.) School: Toledo (Jr.) Sport: Wrestling (140) Sport: Basketball (G) Randall won all three of her matches with Wallace scored 16 against NWC and 18 against quick pins on Saturday to claim the Region III Winlock to help Toledo reach the District 4 semiinals. wrestling championship and qualify for state..

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Centralia (65) — Bailey 26, Pertzborn 9, Alviar 3, Kaut 4, Corwin 2 Wapato 66, Toppenish 65, OT 2A West Central /Sea King Preps Thomas 9, Ashmore 14, Shute 7 FG: 9 of 52 —.173 FT: 3 of 9 —.333 Reb. N/A 2B North Central District 6 Quarterinal Local Prep Schedules FG: 21 of 56 —.375 FT: 4 of 5 —.800 Reb. 27 Columbia River (41) — Furth 6, Kraft 6, Semiinal Franklin Pierce 43, Olympic 39 Tuesday, Feb. 14 (Thomas 9) Baker 3, Kolbe 19, Klundt 2, Pardue 7, Fisk 6 Brewster 68, Manson 40 North Kitsap 49, Fife 36 Boys Basketball FG: 18 of 55 —.327 FT: 4 of 9 —.444 Reb. N/A 2B Northwest District 1 Port Angeles 42, Renton 32 Dist. 4 2A Boys At Montesano First Round White River 58, Lindbergh 26 Semiinals INDIANS 54, CARDINALS 46 At Montesano Orcas Island 54, Friday Harbor 47 2A Yakima Valley District 5 Centralia vs. Mark Morris, at W.F. West, 7 p.m. Toledo 12 12 13 17 —54 VIKINGS 48, HYAKS 46 2B Western Bi-District Semiinal Woodland vs. R.A. Long, at Mark Morris, 7 Winlock 15 6 13 12 —46 N. Beach 10 15 11 10 —46 First Round Prosser 36, East Valley (Yakima) 30 p.m. Toledo (54) — R. Wallace 18, J. Wallace 16, Mossyrock 7 11 11 14 —48 Seattle Lutheran 42, LaConner 38 Wapato 63, Selah 48 Consolation Arroyo 8, Fuentes 7, Hansen 4, Robles 1 North Beach (46) — Desamours 6, Moore 13, 3A Greater Spokane District 8 2B Northwest District 1 Columbia River vs. W.F. West, 6 p.m. FG: 19 of 40 —.475 FT: 11 of 17 —.647 Reb: Avery 7, Vogler 8, Garman 12 Semiinal Second Round Black Hills vs. Tumwater, 7:45 p.m. 23 (Arroyo 9) FG: 15 of 48 —.312 FT: 9 of 14 —.643 Reb. 36 Kamiakin 57, Mt. Spokane 44 Lynden 52, Sehome 29 Mossyrock (48) — Fried 14, Grose 9, Moor- Girls Basketball Winlock (46) — Ni. Patching 19, Hall 10, Shadle Park 60, North Central 37 3A MCC-GSL Dean 8, Weinert 6, Coleman 3 croft 7, Nelson 7, Carlson 10 3A Northwest District 1 Dist. 4 2B Girls Semiinal FG: 12 of 37 —.324 FT: 14 of 18 —.777 Reb: FG: 16 of 67 —.238 FT: 7 of 14 —.500 Reb. 38 Shorecrest 62, Meadowdale 52 Semiinals at Tumwater Kamiakin 67, North Central 31 28 (Carlson 10) Stanwood 97, Marysville-Pilchuck 68 Wahkiakum vs. Ilwaco, 6:30 p.m. Mt. Spokane 71, Southridge 44 First Round Kalama vs. Napavine, 8 p.m. 3A Sea King District 2 At Montesano At Montesano Edmonds-Woodway 69, Everett 60 Consolation at Black Hills First Round PIRATES 69, WARRIORS 54 PIRATES 76, WILDCATS 31 Squalicum 68, Arlington 58 Toutle Lake vs. Raymond, 6:30 p.m. Cleveland 64, Juanita 61 Adna 19 11 15 24 —69 Adna 31 23 18 4 —76 4A MCC-GSL Mossyrock vs. Adna, 8 p.m. 3A West Central/Southwest Chief Leschi 15 16 13 10 —54 Ocosta 13 3 7 8 —31 Semiinal Quarterinal Adna (69) — Rigdon 26, Young 12, Weed 5, Adna (76) — Glover 3, Lorton 18, Krueger 4, Gonzaga Prep 54, Central Valley 52 Wednesday, Feb. 15 Bethel 48, Mountain View 26 Metzenberg 4, Davis 9, Apperson 10, Ashley 3 Humphrey 8, Aselton 7, Foster 2, Kleemeyer 20, Richland 64, Ferris 57 Gig Harbor 66, Wilson 38 Men’s Basketball FG: 21 of 42 —.500 FT: 20 of 27 —.740 Reb: Elwood 12, Trotter 2 4A Northwest District 1 Lincoln 71, Peninsula 29 Centralia at Tacoma, 8 p.m. N/A FG: 31 of 64 —.484 FT: 4 of 13 —.308 Reb. 26 Semiinal Prairie 72, Timberline 25 Women’s Basketball Chief Leschi (54) — Fossella 2, D. Gower 5, (Kleemeyer 5) Glacier Peak 57, Lake Stevens 32 4A MCC-GSL Centralia at Tacoma, 6 p.m. Yahola Gower 27, Bafer 5, Aughkopinee 6, Irvin Ocosta (31) — Snider 4, Martin 2, Marsh 2, Monroe 65, Kamiak 62, OT Semiinal Boys Basketball 3, Whitford 6 Barnum 12, Rafelson 11 4A Sea-King District 2 Central Valley 63, Richland 35 Dist. 4 2B Boys FG: 19 of 54 —.351 FT: 9 of 14 —.642 Reb: FG: 12 of 32 —.375 FT: 5 of 6 —.833 Reb. 20 Semiinal Gonzaga Prep 56, Mead 50, OT Semiinals at Tumwater N/A Bothell 44, Inglemoor 39 4A Northwest District 1 Napavine vs. Toledo, 6:30 p.m. Statewide Scores Skyline 77, Woodinville 55 Semiinal Adna vs. Life Christian, 8 p.m. At Rochester Saturday’s Results 4A West Central District 3 Glacier Peak 66, Jackson 35 Consolation Semiinals at Black Hills TIGERS 65, CHINOOKS 61 BOYS BASKETBALL Quarterinal Lake Stevens 66, Kamiak 53 Chief Leschi vs. Toutle Lake, 6:30 p.m. Kalama 17 21 8 15 —61 1A District 6/7 Curtis 59, Enumclaw 47 4A Sea-King District 2 Kalama vs. Rainier, 8 p.m. Napavine 11 19 17 18 —65 Freeman 59, Lakeside (Nine Mile Falls) 38 Federal Way 88, Kentridge 72 Semiinal Girls Basketball Kalama (61) — N/A Medical Lake 61, Newport 55 Kentwood 76, Emerald Ridge 60 Bothell 63, Skyline 58 Dist. 4 2A Girls FG: N/A FT: N/A Rebs. N/A Championship Union 63, Bellarmine Prep 53 Woodinville 64, Eastlake 62 Consolation Semiinals Napavine (65) — D. Stanley 6, W. Stanley 6, Chelan 58, Omak 54 Woodland vs. Mark Morris, at R.A. Long, 7 P. Stanley 15, Purvis 18, Lantz 9, Filley 11 1A Northwest District 1 GIRLS BASKETBALL p.m. FG: 19 of 45 —.422 FT: 20 of 26 —.769 Rebs. Semiinal 1A District 6/7 Local Columbia River vs. Washougal, at TBD, 7 p.m. 27 (W. Stanley 14) Kings 76, Meridian 55 Championship South Whidbey 61, Cedar Park Christian Cashmere 62, Okanogan 51 Local Bowling Local Results Girls Basketball (Bothell) 48 1A North Central District 6 February 5 - February 11 Results Saturday’s Results At Rochester Championship Third Place FAIRWAY LANES Men’s Basketball TIGERS 47, SEAGULLS 25 Lynden Christian 71, Mount Baker 60 Liberty Bell 48, Lake Roosevelt 35 Top 10 Men At Centralia Napavine 11 19 14 3 —47 1A SCAC District 5 Championship 1. Brandon Grose 752; 2. Don Jensen 747; RAIDERS 85, TRAILBLAZERS 74 Raymond 7 3 8 7 —25 Semiinal Brewster 56, Tonasket 52 3. Dennis Knapp 709; 4. James Hilzer 704; Pierce 45 40 —85 Napavine (47) — Sevilla 5, Olson 11, Snaza Connell 72, Naches Valley 55 1A Northwest District 1 5. Gordon Geving 699; 6. Kyle Mays 696; 7. Centralia 35 39 —74 3, Lee 28 Granger 53, Kiona-Benton 40 Championship Kevin Crosby 686; 8. Dave Overlin 673; 9. Chad Pierce (85) — Kelly 5, Rucker 8, Drake 4, FG: N/A FT: 4 of 7 —.571 Reb. N/A La Salle 62, Wahluke 59 Lynden Christian 43, Kings 34 Chalmers 666; 10. Jason Roberts 665; High Hughey 10, Williams 15, Ford 14, Hannan 3, Raymond (25) — Collins 3, Gardner 13, Zillah 92, Warden 77 1A SCAC District 5 Game: Don Jensen 300 McInnis 22, Gearhart 2, Bell 2 Savannah 2, Flemetis 7 1A West Central District 3 Consolation Semiinal Top 10 Women FG: 25 of 55 —.455 FT: 26 of 31 —.839 Reb. FG: N/A FT: 7 of 12 —.583 Reb. N/A First Round Cle Elum/Roslyn 59, Connell 41 1. Heather Fueston 633; 2. Melissa Hensley 39 (Ford 14) Cascade Christian 62, Bellevue Christian 56 River View 50, Kiona-Benton 48 605; 3. Cassandra Chalmers 599; 4. Nikki Centralia (74) — Price 14, Curry 16, Brough- At Montesano 1B District 1 Semiinal Postlewait 576; 5. Madi Crawford 573 and ton 17, Harris 4, Simms 3, George 2, Hannold 6, FISHERMEN 57, PIRATES 43 Fifth Place Granger 55, La Salle 37 Meagon Crawford 573; 6. Kim Rushton 572; 7. Dorsey 12 Ilwaco 16 14 11 16 —57 Tulalip Heritage 57, Orcas Christian 35 Zillah 64, Columbia (Burbank) 43 Cher Mays 559; 8. Hunter Weeks 556; 9. Janell FG: 27 of 60 —.450 FT: 12 of 16 —.750 Reb. Adna 11 8 10 14 —43 Third Place 1B District 1 McPeake 553; 10 Lynn Wiltzius 551; High 28 (Price 7) Ilwaco (57) — Bannister 21, Kulm 4, McMul- Mount Vernon Christian 60, Shoreline Christian Fifth Place Game: Meagon Crawford 243 len 5, Benenati 2, Kaech 17, Jacobson 8 40 Shoreline Christian 28, Grace Academy 23 Top 5 Senior Men Women’s Basketball FG: 22 of 48 —.458 FT: 6 of 15 —.400 Reb: 40 Championship Third Place 1. Andy Fuchs 750; 2. Tim Schnitzer 621; 3. At Centralia Adna (43) — Lorton 14, Kleemeyer 23, Lummi 62, Cedar Park Christian (Mountlake Mount Vernon Christian 53, Lopez 33 Bill Frank 615 and Jim Webster 615; 4. Ed Weed LADY BLAZERS 68, RAIDERS 37 Elwood 6 Terrace) 52 Championship 599; 5. Greg Kiser 592; High Game: Andy Fuchs Pierce 3 19 5 10 —37 FG: 14 of 71 —.200 FT: 14 of 20 —.700 Reb: 1B Northeast District 7 Cedar Park Christian (Mountlake Terrace) 44, 268 Centralia 16 19 20 13 —68 32 (Elwood 9) Semiinal Tulalip Heritage 36 Top 5 Senior Women Pierce (37) — Williams 8, Brooks 2, Navarro Almira/Coulee-Hartline 67, Wellpinit 59 1B Northeast District 7 1. Teresa Johnson 526; 2. Ginny Eddy 515; 3. 11, Williams-Mack 7, Martin 2, Mukisa 5, Har- Monday’s Results Odessa-Harrington 55, Selkirk 31 Consolation Semiinal Sara Broom 483; 4. Mary Schrader 475; 5. Linda ness 2 Girls Basketball 1B Sea King District 2 Curlew 56, Wellpinit 41 Lusher 467; High Game: Ginny Eddy 203 FG: 13 of 52 —.250 FT: 8 of 10 —.800 Reb. 25 At Centralia Fifth Place Inchelium 61, Odessa 26 Top 5 Junior Boys (Harness 4) BEARCATS 70, PANTHERS 57 Pope John Paul II 57, Mt. Rainier Lutheran 55 Semiinal 1. Ashton Lannoye 607; 2. Brycen Kugan Centralia (68) — Etherly 12, Harris 9, Cole- W.F. West 18 9 13 30 —70 Third Place Almira/Coulee-Hartline 57, Selkirk 47 545; 3. Joshua Wagoner 520; 4. Cameron Wirt Vogler 4, Smith 17, Zaragoza-Jones 1, Brooks Washougal 12 15 13 17 —57 Tacoma Baptist 61, Puget Sound Adventist 47 Republic 64, Valley Christian 37 516; 5. Wrylie Lannoye 471; High Game: Joshua 10, Hanohano 9, Kemble 9 W.F. West (70) — Steen 26, Lofgren 14, 1B Southwest District 4 1B Sea King District 2 Wagoner 224 FG: 24 of 56 —.428 FT: 18 of 30 —.600 Reb. Johnson 13, Strasser 11, Brumield 6 Semiinal Fifth Place Top 5 Junior Girls 50 (Smith 11) FG: 25 of 70 —.357 FT: 11 of 16 —.688 Reb. Naselle 61, Columbia Adventist Academy 50 Mt. Rainier Lutheran 53, Puget Sound Adven- 1. Patricia Castillo 451; 2. Courtney Spriggs 22 (Brumield 8) Taholah 80, Oakville 37 tist 16 399; 3. Bailee Spriggs 361; 4. Megan Read Boys Basketball Washougal (57) — Bea 24, Oberg 15, 2A District 1 Championship 353; 5. Michaela Wagoner 336; High Game: At Centralia Thomas 9, Midland 4, Cross 3, Bennett 2 First Round Tacoma Baptist 43, Evergreen Lutheran 29 Courtney Spriggs 188 TIGERS 65, CHIEFTAINS 54 FG: 21 of 39 —.538 FT: 8 of 11 —.727 Reb. 11 Anacortes 65, Sehome 37 1B Southwest District 4 Top 5 Special Rec (2 games) Col. River 8 13 16 17 —54 Bellingham 62, Lynden 58 Semiinal 1. Joy W 325; 2. Andrew D 300; 3. Jeremy C Centralia 17 13 11 24 —65 At Chehalis Liberty 63, Archbishop Murphy 52 Naselle 49, Mary Knight 35 263; 4. Daryl H 234; 5. Ryan W 229; High Game: Columbia River (54) — Dezort 13, Hjort 4, CHIEFTAINS 41, TIGERS 28 Mountlake Terrace 59, Cedarcrest 37 Taholah 61, Three Rivers Christian School 31 Joy W 179 Long 22, Black 15 Centralia 4 9 5 10 —28 2A Yakima Valley District 5 2A Great Northern League Top 5 Bowling Club (2 games) FG: 21 of 47 —.446 FT: 14 of 21 —.667 Reb. Columbia River 5 14 13 9 —41 Semiinal Semiinal 1. Stasia 260; 2. Anthony 227; 3. Bryce 216; 4. 27 (Hockhalter, Long, Black 6) Centralia (28) — Petrino 4, Wilkerson 15, Selah 74, Prosser 56 West Valley (Spokane) 53, Clarkston 47 Tanner 214; 5. Trae 199; High Game: Stasia 144 SPORTS ON THE AIR

TUESDAY, Feb. 14 NBCSN — FIS Alpine World Championships, FS1 — St. John’s at Butler COLLEGE BASKETBALL Team event, at St. Moritz, Switzerland SEC — Alabama at Missouri 3 p.m. SOCCER 6 p.m. CBSSN — Saint Joseph’s at VCU 11:30 a.m. BTN — Indiana at Minnesota 4 p.m. FS1 — UEFA Champions League, Round of 16, ESPN2 — Duke at Virginia BTN — Rutgers at Purdue Leg 1, Paris Saint-Germain vs. FC Barcelona ESPNU — Oklahoma St. at TCU ESPN — Tennessee at Kentucky FS2 — UEFA Champions League, Round of 16, 7 p.m. ESPN2 — Virginia Tech at Pittsburgh Leg 1, SL Benica vs. Borussia Dortmund CBSSN — San Diego St. at Utah St. ESPNU — Notre Dame at Boston College SPECIALS GOLF ESPNEWS — Tulsa at UCF 5 p.m. 6 p.m. SEC — Florida at Auburn FS1 — Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, GOLF — LPGA Tour, ISPS Handa Women’s Aus- 5 p.m. closing night, at New York tralian Open, irst round, at Adelaide, Australia CBSSN — Dayton at Saint Louis NBA BASKETBALL 6 p.m. WEDNESDAY, Feb. 15 4 p.m. BTN — Penn St. at Nebraska COLLEGE BASKETBALL ESPN — Indiana at Cleveland ESPN — Ohio St. at Michigan St. 3 p.m. 6:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Texas at Oklahoma CBSSN — LIU Brooklyn at St. Francis Brooklyn ESPN — New York at Oklahoma City ESPNU — Mississippi St. at Georgia 3:30 p.m. NHL HOCKEY SEC — LSU at Mississippi FS1 — Xavier at Providence 5 p.m. 7 p.m. SEC — Arkansas at South Carolina NBCSN — St. Louis at Detroit CBSSN — Boise St. at New Mexico 4 p.m. 7:30 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL BTN — Maryland at Northwestern NBCSN — Florida at San Jose 5 p.m. ESPN2 — Iowa St. at Kansas St. SOCCER NBA — Cleveland at Minnesota ESPNU — Cincinnati at South Florida 11:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m. ESPNEWS — Temple at East Carolina FS1 — UEFA Champions League, Round of 16, NBA — Sacramento at L.A. Lakers 5 p.m. Leg 1, Bayern Munich vs. Arsenal SKIING CBSSN — Creighton at Seton Hall FS2 — UEFA Champions League, Round of 16, 3 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Leg 1, Real Madrid vs. Napoli • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017

Saturday’s 2B Boys Basketball Toledo Holds Off Winlock in District Battle of the Cowlitz RIVALS: Toledo Earns Regional Berth With 54-46 District Win By Jordan Nailon [email protected] MONTESANO — Toledo and Winlock did plenty to bur- nish the well-revered reputation of high school playoff basketball here Saturday night. The third matchup this season between the rival schools featured 12 lead changes or ties, frothy-mouthed fan sections, animated sideline coaching antics, and more than a few extra-hard fouls. In the end though, a battle- tested Toledo team was able to cling to a 54-46 victory over the Cardinals in their District 4 2B Boys Basketball Tournament matchup, earning the Indians a semifinal date with undefeated Napavine on Wednesday. Winlock got off to a quick start, thanks in large part to a slew of early Toledo turnovers and some hot shooting from Nicholas Patching, who netted 14-first half points — including four 3-pointers. After one quarter the Cardinals held a 15- 12 lead, but a cold north wind MATT BAIDE / [email protected] cooled off Winlock in the second Toledo’s Hayden Farbo (5) and Joe Wallace celebrate as Gabe Fuentes (30) and Reece Wallace (foreground) look on after earning a 54-46 win over Winlock in a District 4 and limited the Cards to 6 points. 2B basketball tournament game in Montesano on Saturday. A 10-0 run by Toledo in the middle of the quarter allowed the In- Adna, while Austen Apperson dians to claim their first lead and NEXT UP added 10 and Blake Davis scored run the cushion out to as much DISTRICT 4 SEMIFINALS 9. as 24-18 before halftime. WEDNESDAY, AT TUMWATER HS Yahola Gower led Chief Les- Winlock came charging back Napavine vs. Toledo, 6:30 p.m. chi with 27 points. in the third quarter though and Adna vs. Life Christian, 8 p.m. “They are kind of scary good managed to knot the game up at offensively,” Salme said. “In the 30 with 4:15 to go in the frame fourth quarter, though, we got is all too familiar with the fight- to the rim and made free throws when Zach Weinert charged ing spirit of Winlock this season the lane and dropped in a nifty down the stretch.” and felt relieved to escape with a Adna (17-4) and Life Chris- finger roll. Joe and Reece Wal- close win in a contentious playoff lace helped Toledo to get back tian face off at 8 p.m. Wednesday rivalry game. night at Tumwater High School. on track shortly thereafter with “They had nothing to lose and a bevy of well-sighted shots that they were playing with confi- ran the lead out to 37-30. dence,” said Fallon. “That’s what Napavine Comes Back However, with only 3.7 sec- it’s all about is these games. I told to Defeat Kalama onds remaining in the quarter them all before the game that Winlock reserve Jayce Coleman this is one that you’re going to ROCHESTER — Napavine found his way to the charity’s remember.” faced an 8-point deficit at half- tripe and sank one of two at- Fallon credited his team’s de- time, but came back in the sec- tempts. The frenzied Cardinals fensive effort for ultimately turn- ond half to defeat Kalama 65-61 then forced a Toledo turnover on ing the tide in their favor. Fallon in a District 4 2B basketball tour- the ensuing inbounds pass and said he and his coaching staff nament quarterfinal matchup wound up with the ball out of had set a goal of forcing 20 turn- here on Saturday night. bounds by their bench with just overs in the game. After commit- Napavine (21-0) punched its 2.3 seconds on the clock. Win- ting four turnovers themselves ticket to both the regional round lock’s Dawson Hall received the in the game’s first four minutes and the State 2B Boys Basketball inbound pass, took a step back Toledo wrapped the game with a Tournament in Spokane with the behind the three point line and 20-17 advantage in the turnover win, thanks to its No. 3 position calmly drained the shot at the in the WIAA’s RPI rankings. buzzer to bring the Cardinals column. “Our man-to-man defense The Tigers were led by Jor- back within one score. dan Purvis, who scored 18 Rolling with that momen- is usually pretty good. That’s what we depend on,” said Fal- points. Peyton Stanley added 15 tum Winlock was able to tie the points and Austin Filley added lon, whose team employed a lane game up at 41-all with about five 11 points. Wyatt Stanley scored 6 jumping man-to-man tacic all minutes left in the final frame points and grabbed a team-high game plus some sporadic half- and then used a Hall putback to 14 rebounds. promptly reclaim their first lead court trapping action. Kalama led 38-30 at halftime. since 5:30 was left on the clock in Toledo was led in scoring by Winlock’s Brady Steveson shoots while guarded by Toledo’s Carmen Robles (20) Napavine was down by 15 with the second quarter. Reece Wallace’s 18 points and and Junior Arroyo during a District 4 2B basketball tournament game in Monte- four minutes to go in the third Unfazed, Reece Wallace Joe Wallace chipped in 16. sano on Saturday. quarter, but powered back into waltzed down to the other end “I think they were ready for the game — with back-to-back the challenge. They wanted to what you want for your guys. It’s The win puts Adna in a semi- of the court and unceremoni- just the atmospheres. It’s fun,” final matchup with Life Chris- 3s from Peyton Stanley and a ously drained a 3-point shot to take charge in a big game,” said said Fallon. tian on Tuesday night in Tumwa- 3-point play for a 9-0 run — to put Toledo back in the lead for Fallon. take a 47-46 lead into the fourth Junior Arroyo added 8 points Winlock moved on to face ter, as well as securing the Pirates good. Clutch free throws down Rainier on Monday (the Car- quarter. the stretch from the Wallaces and a team-high nine rebounds a berth in the State 2B Boys Bas- dinals lost, 47-35, to end their “We switched our defense and allowed Toledo to keep Winlock for Toledo. ketball Tournament in Spokane season) while Toledo — which put on a press,” Napavine coach from making another run. Winlock’s Patching led all due to their No. 7 spot in the punched its regional ticket with Rex Stanley said, “so we started “That’s how it was the last time scorers with 19 points. WIAA’s RPI rankings. hitting a few shots and the mo- the win — will play Napavine on we played them. I don’t know “He carried us in the first half,” “It should be fun,” Adna coach mentum just shifted our way.” what it is about the rivalry games. said Winlock coach Nick Bamer. Wednesday at Tumwater at 6:30 Luke Salme said, of facing Life Napavine was able to hang on They just shoot well,” said Reece Dawson Hall added 10 points p.m. in the semifinals. Christian again after a tight 61- in the fourth quarter, and Stan- Wallace of Winlock’s inspired for the Cardinals and led the 58 loss in Chelan in December. ley credited Noah Lantz for com- effort. He added that having team rebounding effort. Pirates Punch State “We can’t wait.” ing off the bench and helping the the help of his kin, Joe Wallace, “I think it just came down to Rigdon scored 13 of his points Tigers finish off the win. down the stretch is invaluable the little things and we just had Ticket With Win in Adna’s 24-point fourth quar- “It was a lot like the first time to Toledo’s team success. “That a few too many turnovers,” said ter, which provided some sepa- we played Kalama. … We went man is a bad man right there Bamer. “We played our guts out. Over Chief Leschi ration after what was a 1-point down there a month ago and they to have at the end of the game. I couldn’t ask for any more from MONTESANO — Tanner game at the end of the third. gave us all we wanted,” Stanley He’s always in the right spot and these guys. It was a big moment Rigdon scored 26 points and “Rigdon was awesome tonight,” said. “Jordan Purvis played well takes the right shot or finds the and I’m just glad our guys could Adna used a big fourth quarter Salme said. “He’s been doing what tonight. We really needed his of- open guy. You just know he’s al- experience that.” to put away Chief Leschi, 69-54, we expect for a senior first-team fense.” ways going to make the right play On that point, Fallon agreed here Saturday in the quarter- All-Leaguer to do in a closer game, Napavine will face Toledo on at the right time.” with his coaching counterpart. finals of the District 4 2B Boys so tons of credit to him.” Wednesday in Tumwater at 6:30 Toledo coach Grady Fallon “This district tournament is Basketball Tournament. Cody Young had 12 points for p.m. in the District 4 semifinals.

College Basketball UConn Women Win No. 100 Just Like the Rest of Them By Paul Doyle sure-packed 40 minutes. that was supposed to end early. was freshman guard Crystal by Alaina Coates, UConn reeled The Hartford Courant UConn, though, did what it The difficult nonconference Dangerfield (seven assists). off six unanswered points. has done all season and for the schedule would seemingly end The Huskies had a six-point Williams scored off a pass STORRS, Conn. — The out- past two years. Leading scorer the streak, as UConn was reload- lead at halftime, but South Caro- from Dangerfield and added an- come of the 100th consecutive Katie Lou Samuelson may have ing with a young roster. lina scored the first four points of other basket on a layup before win was like many of the 99 be- struggled with her shot, but Instead, the Huskies have the second half as UConn missed finding Samuelson under the fore, a comfortable margin of Gabby Williams stepped up and passed one test after another. its first five shots. The Huskies’ hoop with a quick pass that led victory for the best team in the seized control of the game. The win was the ninth against first basket of the second half to a basket. Tyasha Harris scored country. Williams scored a career- a ranked opponent as UConn was the first basket of the game on a runner for South Carolina, But on Monday night, the high 26 points and had 14 re- (25-0) knocked off another team by Samuelson, who hit a jumper but Collier took over the final UConn women’s basketball team bounds, lifting UConn to a 66-55 with national title aspirations. 3:07 into the second half. minute of the third quarter. overcame a formidable visitor as victory. The No. 1 ranked Hus- Williams, the dynamic for- After a South Carolina basket, Collier scored on a layup, bat- it reached yet another milestone. kies haven’t lost since Nov. 17, ward/guard, was the best player Saniya Chong converted a three- tled for a defensive rebound off a South Carolina, ranked sixth in 2014. on the court. But Napheesa Col- point play to give UConn a 40-35 miss by Kaela Davis, gathering the country, gave UConn all it UConn entered this season lier (18 points, nine rebounds) lead. And after the Gamecocks the ball and pulling it from two could handle throughout a pres- with a 75-game winning streak was also a difference-maker, as cut the lead to three on a basket defenders.

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College Basketball Local Bowling Standings Gonzaga, Villanova, Kansas Remain Nos. 1-3 in AP Top 25 By The Associated Press Gonzaga is No. 1 for the third straight week in The Associated Press college basketball poll. The Zags (26-0), the lone unbeaten team in Division I, received 60 first-place votes from the 65-member national media panel on Monday. Villanova (24-2), which received the other five first-place votes, and Kansas held second and third, while Baylor moved from sixth to fourth. The top four teams match those announced Saturday as the preliminary No. 1 seeds by the NCAA Tournament selection committee, although its order was Villanova, Kansas, Baylor and Gonzaga. Arizona jumped from ninth to fifth and was followed by fellow Pac-12 members UCLA and Oregon, while Louisville, West Virginia and North Carolina round out the top 10. Notre Dame returns to the poll at No. 25 after being out for one week. The Fighting Irish replace Xavier. Wisconsin dropped from seventh to 11th and was followed by Duke, Kentucky, Virginia, Flor- ida, Purdue, Florida State, Cin- cinnati, SMU and Creighton. The last five ranked teams were South Carolina, Saint Mary’s, Maryland, Butler and Notre Dame. It was another week of losses by ranked teams, with 12 of the Top 25 losing last week. The week’s biggest jump and fall came from the same game. SMU moved from 25th to No. 19 and Cincinnati dropped from 11th to No. 18 after the Mustangs ended the Bearcats’ 15-game winning streak on Sunday. Duke, which beat North Carolina and Clemson last week, also moved up six places, from 18th to No. 12. Notre Dame, which was ranked for nine weeks before dropping out last week, returns to the poll after beating Florida State on Saturday. Xavier, which has been beset by injuries, dropped out from 24th after losing to Villanova. The Musketeers were ranked seventh in the preseason poll and returned last week after being out of one poll. The Atlantic Coast Con- ference leads the way with six ranked teams while the Big East, Big 12, Pac-12, Big Ten and Southeastern Conference all have three. Kansas will have two games against ranked teams this week, Monday against West Virginia and Saturday at Baylor. Other double-ranked games are Duke at Virginia on Wednes- day, Virginia at North Carolina on Saturday and Maryland at Wisconsin on Sunday.

UConn Still No. 1; Drake Enters Women’s Basketball Poll NEW YORK (AP) — UConn continues its run at No. 1 in The Associated Press women’s basketball poll while Drake earns its first ranking since 2001. The Huskies have won 99 consecutive games and remain the unanimous choice atop the poll Monday. They face sixth- ranked South Carolina on Mon- day night. Maryland, Mississippi State, Florida State and Baylor round out the first five. The Semi- noles and Lady Bears are tied for fourth. Baylor dropped two spots after losing to Texas last Monday night. Notre Dame, Texas, Wash- ington and Stanford follow the Gamecocks. Drake entered at No. 25, the Bulldogs first appearance since Dec. 3, 2001. Texas A&M came back into the poll at No. 23 this week after edging Tennessee 61- 59 on Sunday. The Lady Vols fell out of the rankings one week after coming back in to the Top 25. Arizona State also dropped out of the poll. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017

Saturday’s 2B Girls Basketball Tigers Secure Regional Spot With Win Over Raymond By The Chronicle Pirate coach Chris Bannish said. Tuesday night. Ocosta, 76-31, in a loser-out con- ROCHESTER — A young Ti- NEXT UP “They took a few things away “They wanted to win, and solation game in the District 4 ger squad didn’t back down in a DISTRICT 4 SEMIFINALS that we normally do well and I they wanted it badly,” Mossyrock 2B Girls Basketball Tournament, big game here Saturday night. TUESDAY, AT TUMWATER HS thought they were the aggressor.” coach Darin Bullock said. “It re- setting the Pirates up in a loser- Napavine, the fourth-place Wahkiakum vs. Ilwaco, 6:30 p.m. Eliza Bannister led Ilwaco ally showed in that fourth quar- out, winner-to-regionals game team from the Central 2B League, Kalama vs. Napavine, 8 p.m. with 21 points, and Makenzie ter.” against Mossyrock Tuesday hammered Pacific 2B League Kaech added 17. The Vikings took a timeout night. midway through the fourth and champion Raymond 47-25 in the the year is an awesome feeling The Pirates shot just 20 per- Devanie Kleemeyer led Adna cent (14 of 71) from the field in put on a full-court press that quarterfinals of the District 4 for these girls,” Landram said. with 20 points and five rebounds, the loss, while Ilwaco hit at a 46 dropped back into a man-to- 2B Girls Basketball Tournament “These girls did the biggest cel- while Kenya Lorton added 18 percent clip (22 of 48). man defense. to secure itself a berth in the re- ebration (after the game) of any points and Isabella Elwood “When you shoot 20 percent “We scored 6 or 8 points right gional round of the state playoffs. team I’ve had at Napavine, just chipped in 12. Melissa Lee scored 28 points you’re not going to win many off the get-to that just really Adna led 54-16 at halftime, because of how far they have games,” Bannish added. changed the momentum,” Bull- and Napavine used a 19-3 ad- come.” two days after a 57-43 quarterfi- vantage in the second quarter to Adna (20-3) moved on to the ock said. “We ended up tying nal loss to Ilwaco. Napavine (14-8) plays Ka- consolation bracket, where the it and going up by 1, and right build a 20-point halftime lead. lama in the district semifinals “We had a really good prac- “We didn’t shoot very well in Pirates faced Ocosta on Monday there we just held our own at the tice yesterday, we thought; a lot Tuesday night at Tumwater High night. end and it was a great team vic- that first quarter — I think we School. of shooting and trying to build had some nerves of it being a win- tory.” confidence back and let them ner-to-regional game,” Napavine Monday’s Results Lainee Grose added 9 points, know we aren’t dead in the wa- coach Jeremy Landram said. Ilwaco Bumps and Paige Moorcroft and Ava ter,” Adna coach Chris Bannish “We were able to convert inside Vikings Rally in Fourth Nelson each scored 7 for the Vi- said. “But tomorrow’s a big one.” on a few shots, and Lucy (Sevilla), Pirates 57-43 kings. Kleemeyer provided plenty of Becca (Snaza) and Mollie (Olson) MONTESANO — The Pi- to Beat North Beach Reilly Moore led North Beach energy, he added, and freshman with 13 points. all hit 3s in that second quarter. rates struggled shooting, and MONTESANO — Mossyr- Payton Aselton turned in anoth- Mossyrock (12-9) plays Adna We were just able to knock down couldn’t keep up with Ilwaco ock put it together in the fourth er solid defensive performance. (21-3) at 8 p.m. Tuesday night at shots and continue to stop them here Saturday in a 57-43 District quarter here Monday night to Kaylee Barnum led Ocosta Black Hills High School in Tum- on defense.” 4 2B quarterfinal loss. keep its season alive. (10-12) with 12 points. water. Olson added 11 points for the Devanie Kleemeyer scored 23 The Vikings overcame a Adna and Mossyrock tip off Tigers, while Aubree Gardner points and Kenya Lorton added 10-point deficit in the final four at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Black Hills paced Raymond with 13 points. 14 for the Pirates. Isabella El- minutes to pick up a 48-46 win Pirates Bounce High School. The Pirates won The Tigers return just Lee wood chipped in 6 points with over North Beach and survive a the teams’ regular-season meet- and Olson to the starting lineup nine rebounds, but no other loser-out District 4 2B Girls Bas- Back, Blast Ocosta ing, 65-48. from last season’s state runner- Pirates were able to add their ketball Tournament consolation MONTESANO — The Pi- NOTE: In Monday’s other los- up squad, and Snaza was the only names to the scorebook. match. rates came up big in a do-or-die er-out games, Toutle Lake beat other player on the roster with Adna was without guard Lili Stephanie Fried scored 14 situation here Monday, and their Life Christian 46-36 and Ray- any varsity experience coming Glover, who injured her ankle on points and Jamie Carlson add- reward was the same situation a mond beat Onalaska, 54-29. Ray- into this season. Friday. ed 10 points and 10 rebounds night later. mond and Toutle Lake will play a “To have a team like this that “It started with that, a little bit, for Mossyrock, which will play Adna scored 31 points in the loser-out game Tuesday night at has progressed so far throughout but honestly we got beat today,” Adna in another loser-out game first quarter and hammered 6:30 p.m. at Black Hills. MLB M’s Manager Scott Servais Feels a Little More Settled Heading Into His Second Year By Ryan Divish The Seattle Times MARINERS CALENDAR TUESDAY: Pitchers and catch- PEORIA, Ariz. — If every ers report to spring training in player’s position and role for a Peoria, Ariz. baseball team can be previewed, SUNDAY: First full-squad debated and analyzed in the workout. days leading up to the first day FEB. 25: Mariners’ spring- of spring training, why not also training opener, vs. San Diego, take a look at the manager? 12:10 p.m. After all, it’s a relatively criti- APRIL 3: Mariners’ season cal responsibility to a team’s suc- opener, at Houston cess. It’s probably not in the ways APRIL 10: Mariners’ home most fans perceive — to bunt or opener, vs. Houston not to bunt, pitching changes — but more in getting players to buy into a philosophy, under- hind it and it’s usually supported standing expectations for the by the numbers,” he said. upcoming season and preparing Servais uses the massive accordingly. amount of data provided by the Scott Servais enters year No. baseball operations staff to help 2 of managing the Mariners, or cull his decisions. any team for that matter. Last “We’ve got a great group of season, he helped lead them to guys upstairs in the front office an unexpected 86-76 record and that put the data together and the narrowly missing out on the analytics and then getting them team’s first postseason appear- into my hands and seeing how I ance since 2001. TED S. WARREN / The Associated Press can take those numbers and put “I couldn’t be more excited,” Seattle Mariners manager Scott Servais talks to reporters in Seattle, Thursday at the Mariners' annual pre-season briefing it in play in my decision-making he said. “I sat here a year ago and before the start of spring training. throughout the course of the never managed a major league game,” he said. “It takes a while game and somehow I made it to come up with a system, things through and learned a lot. We and a veteran group of players ing, there was a fair amount of spring. learned a lot about our players who it would have been very easy curiosity as to how established “Our leadership group, our you look at and things you’re go- last year and I think we got along. for them to just turn their head veterans like Robinson Cano, guys, they run the ship here,” he ing to rely on. I think I got a lot We made a lot of strides in estab- the other way, and they didn’t do Nelson Cruz, Felix Hernandez said. “They drive it and how we better with that as the season lishing our culture and I like our it. I think that’s a testament to and Kyle Seager would react to play and we interact and how we wore on so I got more consistent environment around our team.” Scott’s character, his directness, yet another new manager. They get the most out of each other is in my decision-making.” There were plenty of ques- and his honesty.” all knew about Servais’ lack of driven by those guys.” Servais will also have a much tions about Servais going into Servais made it clear from the experience and heard the criti- As for Servais, he plans to fur- more versatile roster this season last season. He’d never managed start that he would do things dif- cisms. ther his development as a man- to be creative. He will have le- a team on any level. And gen- ferently than maybe what play- In what might have been Ser- ager. His first year wasn’t with- gitimate speed at the top of his eral manager Jerry Dipoto took ers were used to. He emphasized vais’ biggest accomplishment of out learning moments. lineup and in the No. 9 spot in his first season, he was able to “Yeah, 162 is a lot of games,” plenty of criticism for hiring Ser- the idea of changing the culture Jarrod Dyson, Jean Segura and vais, his close friend, over more by having daily team meetings, get all four players to buy into his he said. “When you’re living and philosophy, embrace it and then dying with it every day, I really Leonys Martin to manufacture established managers. Servais’ bringing a level of fun to the mo- runs instead of waiting for hom- notony of the season and forc- empower them to make it their did realize the value of being pa- off-the-field experience after his ers from the middle of his order. ing players out of their comfort own. None of the four players tient with guys, not overreacting playing days as a catcher came as All of this has him expecting a scout/instructor with the Cubs zones and individual shells. had really exhibited a comfort at times. I think along the way I more this season. and then a front office executive “I am looking forward to Year level in that leadership role with earned our players’ trust and in with the Rangers and Angels. 2 because there’s a lot less anxi- the Mariners, but they took own- showing a lot of faith in those “I’m looking at it a little bit “I never felt stronger about ety,” he said. “I know what I’m ership of the team, which is what guys.” differently this year,” he sad. “I anything in my professional life in for and it is going to be a long Servais wanted all along. There were times when he think a lot of it has to do with in that he was the right fit for this haul.” “I thought we took some huge second-guessed himself and his our environment around our group,” Dipoto said at the end of Perhaps more important, the strides at the end of the year, es- decisions. Nights get short when team. The team understands the season. “I believe in him like returning players, specifically pecially from our veterans group the thoughts of a pitching change myself and the coaching staff he believes in the players. There the key team leaders, know what and seeing those guys stepping here, a defensive shift there or a expectation-wise, how we’re go- up and leading,” he said, adding: was a rookie manager that didn’t Servais expects and demands. pinch runner at certain time fill ing to work, how we’re going to “The game is about the players really have a history to lean on, Going into last spring train- your mind following losses. The and it’s their team. I think and first three innings for a manager prepare. I think it makes it easier felt that they took ownership of are enjoyable, but the next six are for the players. There’s less anxi- Local Bowling Standings that at the end of the year.” racked with anxiety and antici- ety there. The fact that we’ve got So with the concept of his pation of strategy that needs to a lot of players playing in the desired culture in place, Servais be employed. It’s rarely about gut WBC, they should be in game will look to those four to con- feelings. shape and ready to go right out tinue the development of it this “There’s usually a reason be- of the gate.” College Basketball White Leads Colorado Past Washington State, 81-49 BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — single steal to counter Colorado’s seeking their first series sweep in Torrid defense is helping the Col- season-high dozen steals, and five years, but Colorado’s defense orado Buffaloes overcome their Washington State scored just 5 quickly drained any drama from horrid start. points off Colorado’s 11 turn- the rematch. The Buffaloes walloped overs. Robert Franks led Washing- Washington State 81-49 on Sun- The Buffaloes capitalized on day night for their fifth win in the return of suspended seniors ton State with 10 points thanks six games thanks to a stifling Wesley Gordon and Xavier John- to a long 3-pointer with three- defense that produced two dozen son. Gordon collected 7 points, tenths of a second left. Josh turnovers which led to 34 points. seven rebounds and three steals. Hawkinson finished with eight The Cougars didn’t manage a The Cougars (11-14, 4-9) were points, half of his average. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017 SPORTS

Saturday’s 2A Boys Basketball Tigers Dump Columbia River to Make Semifinals NEXT UP: Bailey, Ashmore “So our focus was to come out Bailey combined to go 7 of 8 at of the District 4 2A Boys Basket- NEXT UP of the gate running and put the the foul line in the last 2 minutes, ball Tournament. Lead Tigers in 65-54 Win; DISTRICT 4 SEMIFINALS press on right away to see if we 40 seconds to seal the win. After trailing by as many as 10 Centralia Plays Mark WEDNESDAY could get some momentum going “It was really just the five guys points, W.F. West rallied to make • Centralia vs. Mark Morris, right off the bat.” working together tonight,” Dona- things interesting in an eventual Morris Tuesday Night at W.F. West, 7 p.m. Ashmore hit two 3s in the sec- hue said of the team’s defensive 66-62 loss to the Greater St. Hel- By Aaron VanTuyl • Woodland vs. R.A. Long, ond quarter, and a few plays after work. “I said this was probably ens 2A League champion Mon- at Mark Morris, 7 p.m. the second Chieftain forward our best defensive effort, from all archs. [email protected] Jack Armstrong drew a techni- five guys playing together on the Dakota Hawkins scored 19 Tyler Ashmore may have been happy with the looks he got. cal foul for hitting the basketball press and in the zone.” points with eight rebounds and playing in his first playoff game, “Every shot felt like it was go- after a called foul. Bailey knocked Pertzborn added 9 points, and Bailey Cooper added 15 points for but any nerves the junior guard ing in,” he said. “I’m just happy down four free throws, and the Cale Shute chipped in 7 points W.F. West (10-11), which will take may have had didn’t show up on we won. At the end of the day, Tigers took a 30-21 lead into half- and eight rebounds. on Columbia River in a loser-out the stat sheet. I’m alright with Hodges (Bailey), time. Long led Columbia River with consolation game Tuesday night Ashmore went 4 of 5 from Jordan (Thomas), or anyone else Columbia River used a 6-0 22 points. in Centralia. long range, and Centralia warded taking those shots. But, yeah, I run to close the gap to 36-34 in The Tigers (15-7) now take Mark Morris’ Tanner Vail- off Columbia River, 65-54, on Sat- would have liked to take a couple the third quarter, but Ashmore on Greater St. Helens 2A League lencourt hit a 3-pointer with just urday night at Ron Brown Court more.” hit a 3 and Thomas stole the ball champion Mark Morris on Tues- over a minute left that gave the in the first round of the District 4 Bailey led all scorers with 26 in the backcourt and scored to day night in the district semifi- Monarchs a 63-59 lead, which 2A Boys Basketball Tournament. points, while Thomas scored 9 put the lead back at 7 points. nals. turned out to be just enough to “He probably should have had with nine rebounds and three as- The Chieftains threatened keep W.F. West at bay. more looks. We just did not have sists. again in the fourth, cutting the Bryce Dobyns added 10 points guys finding him,” Tiger coach Centralia ran out to a 17-5 lead to 47-43, but a 3 from Bai- Bearcats’ Upset Bid for W.F. West, while Drew For- Kyle Donahue said. “He ended lead with four different players ley and another Thomas layup Comes Up Short Against gione and Brandon White each up with 14 (points), but I really hitting field goals, which was a off a steal from Layne Pertzborn chipped in with 7 points. felt like we could have gotten him pregame point of emphasis. pushed the lead back to 9. Still, Mark Morris W.F. West (10-11) plays Co- the ball. He should have had 20 “We have not gotten off to a the Chieftains kept it interesting, LONGVIEW — The Bearcats’ lumbia River Tuesday night in a tonight.” very fast start in our games, the with back-to-back 3s from guard upset bid came up just short here loser-out game at Centralia at 7 Ashmore, meanwhile, was last three or four,” Donahue said. Spencer Long, but Thomas and Saturday night in the first round p.m.

2A Girls Basketball Saturday’s College Basketball Lady Blazers Blow Out Pierce 68-37 By The Chronicle Kylie Smith notched a double-double and Centra- lia had little trouble with Pierce in a 68-37 NWAC West Region women’s basketball victory on Saturday at the Michael Smith Gym- nasium. Smith scored 17 points with 11 rebounds and went 7 of 14 from the field to lead Centralia, which im- proved to 15-8 and 8-1 in regional play with the win. The Blazers led 16-3 after a quarter and put the game away with a 20-5 advantage in the third period. Tamika Etherly added 12 points, and Majesty Brooks came off the bench to chip in 10 points on 5 of 5 shooting for Centralia. Denisha Navarro scored 11 points to lead Pierce. Centralia will play at Tacoma on Wednesday. MATT BAIDE / [email protected] Centralia’s Ellie Corwin moves between a pair of Columbia River defenders, including Katie Kolbe (21), as teammate Hannah Porter (21) looks on on Monday during a District 4 2A girls basketball game at W.F. West. Trailblazers Come Up Short Against Columbia River Ends Centralia’s Season Pierce The Raiders dominated DISTRICTS: Cold Shooting the glass and held a nearly 2-to-1 advantage in the free Dooms Tigers in 41- throw department to beat 28 Consolation Loss Centralia, 85-74, on Satur- day in NWAC men’s bas- By The Chronicle ketball action in the Hub Centralia struggled to find City. offense against Columbia River Pierce grabbed 39 re- on Monday night, as the Chief- bounds against the Blazers’ tains ended the Tigers’ season 28 and shot 31 free throws, with a 41-28 win in a District 4 hitting 26, in the win. 2A basketball tournament game Makaleb McInnis led in Chehalis. the way with 22 points, Rachel Wilkerson led Cen- including a 10 of 10 per- tralia with 15 points. Katie Kolbe formance at the line, for scored 19 points to lead Colum- Pierce. Hussayn Ford bia River. added 14 points and 14 re- The Chieftains (11-11) bounds for Pierce. stretched a 1-point lead af- Joshua Broughton ter a quarter to 19-13 after a paced Centralia with 17 cold-shooting first half by both points on 7 of 9 shoot- squads. Columbia River turned ing. Austin Curry added it on in the second half, holding 16 points and LaBrandon Centralia to just 5 points in the Price chipped in with 14 third quarter to pull away from and seven rebounds. Centralia and earn the win. Pierce led 45-35 by Centralia made just nine field halftime, though Centra- goals in the game. lia scored 27 points off the “That’s been kind of our M.O. Raiders’ 24 turnovers. offensively,” Centralia coach Centralia (4-19, 1-8 Doug Ashmore said. “Teams league) plays at Tacoma on pressure us, and at times, we’re MATT BAIDE / [email protected] Wednesday. doing it well, breaking the press, Centralia’s Carissa Kaut (23) shoots against Columbia River’s Ellie Furth on Monday during a District 4 2A girls basketball game but when shots don’t fall, I think at W.F. West. we just start to panic a lot. If El- lie’s (Corwin) not scoring, which to the district title game in the open a tight game in the fourth Strasser added 11 points and they tried to take her away, it Bearcats Beat past six years, though this year’s quarter. three steals for W.F. West. Eri- just makes it really tough for our Washougal, Secure qualification means a bit more. The Bearcats were tied with ka Brumfield chipped in with 6 kids.” Ticket to Yakima Given the Bearcats’ No. 2 posi- Washougal at 40-40 after three points and a team-high eight re- Centralia (11-11) sends off tion in the WIAA’s RPI rankings, frames, but poured in 30 points bounds with two blocked shots. two seniors, Kiana Poore and The Bearcats secured a spot the Chehalis squad will automat- in the final stanza for the win. Beyonce Bea, a sophomore Maddy Alviar. The Tigers will in the State 2A tournament and ically be among the 12 teams in The victory was especially return their core group of play- got a little revenge in the pro- Yakima on March 1 for the State noteworthy given that Washou- who scored 33 in last year’s dis- ers after their year of experience cess. 2A tournament, regardless of the gal bumped W.F. West from the trict matchup, led Washougal gained from this season. W.F. West beat Washougal outcome of its regional game district tournament last season with 24 points. “I’m very proud of the girls. 70-57 on Monday night in the next weekend. in an overtime consolation semi- W.F. West (19-3) will take on I think we came a long ways District 4 2A Girls Basketball On Monday night, however, final contest. W.F. West returned Black Hills — the No. 1 team in throughout the year,” Ashmore Tournament semifinals, which Bearcat guard Kiara Steen stole all but one varsity player from the RPI rankings — on Friday at said. “We played good basketball means the Bearcats will face the show. Steen scored a season- last year’s squad. a lot of times, at times we strug- Black Hills on Friday for the dis- high 26 points and went 6 of 7 Shasta Lofgren added 14 6 p.m. at St. Martin’s University gled scoring, but defensively, I trict title. from behind the 3-point arc to points, Julia Johnson scored in the District 4 championship was proud of them all year.” It’ll be W.F. West’s fifth trip lead W.F. West, which broke 13 with three steals and Lexie game. SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017 • Sports 7

taking home hardware from the Wrestling 1A Region I Wrestling Tourna- 2A Region 1 Championship ment. AT RIDGEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Continued from Sports 1 Weyrauch finished second at Team scores – 1, WF West 195 pounds. The junior pinned 213.5; 2, Tumwater 131; 3, Senior Jacob Paris took sec- Vashon’s Donavan Steffensen Washougal 128.5; 4, Aberdeen ond place at 113 pounds, sopho- in 19 seconds, then pinned Bel- 84; 5, Mountlake Terrace 79; more Jeremy Brant took fourth levue Christian’s Jakob Burke in 6, Centralia 76.5; 7, Ridgefield at 106 pounds and freshman 33 seconds, to reach the finals, 67.5; 8, Mark Morris 62; 9, Black Jayden Lancaster placed fourth where he lost via pin to Forks’ Hills 61; 10, Cedarcrest 59; 11, at 126 pounds. Jack Dahlgren. Hockinson 42; 12, Rochester 40; 13, Woodland 37.5; 14, R.A. Rochester coach Jason Dick Barta, a senior, won his first said it was one of Lancaster’s Long 35; 15, Archbishop Mur- match with a pin before falling phy 32; 16, Columbia River 21. matches that really charged up to Bellevue Christian’s Chris- the blue and yellow fans in at- Top four to Mat Classic tian Miller in the semifinals. tendance. In that consolation 106 – First place: Roehre He then worked his way match versus W.F. West senior Cunningham (WFW) def. through the consolation brack- Will Alexander Lancaster man- Colton Burke (BH) 12-1. Third et, pinning Montesano’s Jesse aged to overcome a late deficit by place: Josiah Sanders (Woo) securing a cradle hold just be- Wojcick and Chimacum’s Ryan def. Jeremy Brant (Roc) 16-1. Caldwell to finish third and se- 113 – First place: Parker fore the buzzer that gave him a McBride (Ced) def. Jacob Paris one point victory over the heav- cure a spot in the state championships. (Roc) by injury default. Third ily favored Bearcat. That win place: Levi Walters (WFW) p. punched Lancaster’s ticket to Weyrauch and Barta will enter their state championship Dylan Kiemele (Was). Tacoma. 120 – First place: Mykka “It was awesome,” said Ro- tournaments Friday afternoon at the Tacoma Dome. McAllister (Cen) p. Edgar Sala- cester coach Jason Dick. “It was zar (Abe) 5:10. Third place: Cole the most exciting match of the Pass (Was) p. Colin Howell night.” Winlock’s Randall (ABM). In his first year at the helm 126 – First place: Tyler of Rochester, Dick has been Wins Regional Title Sophomanichan (A) p. Michael pleased with the trajectory of ABERDEEN — Hannah Marquez (MLT) 2:41. Third the program so far. Randall made short work of her place: Trevor Newburn (Rid) “Honestly, my expectations, opponents here Saturday to win def. Jayden Lancaster (Roc) 8-2. since I only had one returning Courtesy Photo / Rebecca Teitzel 132 – First place: Wyatt Gas- the 140-pound championship in Centralia’s Sidnee Arucry (left) and Samantha Teitzel pose for a photo in Aberdeen par (Rid) def. Nolan Keese (BH) state wrestler in Paris, the rest the Region III Girls Wrestling of the guys were just pleasant on Saturday during the girls Region 3 Wrestling Tournament. The two Tiger wres- 15-8. Third place: Cameron Tournament. tlers both qualiied for the state wrestling championships, which begin Friday at Rose (Ced) def. Joseph Mor- surprises. Getting 50 percent Randall won all three of her through (regionals) isn’t bad for the Tacoma Dome. risey (Tum) 9-0. matches via pin, the longest of 138 – First place: Damon a bunch of young wrestlers and which took just over a minute. W.F. West’s Jade Palmer fin- the Year award for his work lead- Thomas (WFW) def. Jacob one old senior.” said Dick. “So She beat Union’s Krista War- ished fourth at 140, and Centra- ing the Centralia girls squad. Te- Nowels (WFW) 8-2. Third place: for a new coach, a new team and ren with a 42-second fall in the lia’s Olivia Delaney was fourth itzel and Arcury, he noted, each Dylen Cherry (Was) p. Mason a bunch of young wrestlers, I’m finals. at 100. The top three wrestlers have a shot at hardware on Sat- Burbidge (Tum). proud of them. They wrestled Centralia advanced two in each weight class moved on urday in Tacoma. 145 – First place: Tanner their hearts out.” wrestlers to the Mat Classic, to state, while the fourth-place “I think they’ve got a real Lees (Was) def. Nick Wolfe with Sidnee Arcury taking sec- finisher advances as an alternate. good chance at placing in the (Was) 12-3. Third place: Colton Two Beavers ond at 145 — losing only to No. Ali Silva (115) and Autumn top 8,” he said. “With the state Severson (Tum) def. Owen En- 2-ranked Morgan Ratcliff of Waltman (110) each added wins tournament, half of it is luck of riquez (RAL) 5-4. Qualify for State Washougal in the finals. for Centralia during the region- the draw. If they get good draws, 152 – First place: Michael al tournament. they definitely could both finish Anderson (WFW) def. Pavel HOQUIAM — Tenino’s Tyr- Sam Teitzel also finished Oliferovskiy (MLT) 10-1. Third ick Weyrauch and Stuard Barta third at 125 for the Tigers to Tiger coach Mark Holmgren in the top 8.” place: John Gable (Was) def. each qualified for Mat Classic qualify, as did Napavine’s Kait- was also honored with the Re- Mat Classic XXIX begins Sebastian Martinez (Woo) in- XXIX here on Saturday while lyn Bornstein (135). gion 3 North District Coach of Friday in the Tacoma Dome. jury default. 160 – First place: Tristan Dickey (Cen) def. Michael Hick- ey (Was) injury default. Third place: EJ Matagi (WFW) def. Caleb Grondel (Tum) 11-6. 170 – First place: Colton Wheeler (Hoc) p. Zach Jones (Tum) 0:37. Third place: Mat- thew Lund (Tum) def. Caleb Lay (Ced) 1-0. 182 – First place: Brenden Spahr (WFW) p. Hunter Rob- bins (MM) 1:36. Third place: Dawson Lieurance (Rid) def. Aundre Seabrook (MLT) 7-5. 195 – First place: Reyne Mack (MLT) def. Garrett Erick- son (MM) 16-4. Third place: Ja- cob Jamieson (Abe) def. Trace Spath (Tum) 4-2. 220 – First place: Brayden Bostwick (WFW) def. Caden Hicks (Tum) 11-3. Third place: Alex Bollinger (MM) p. Mario Mungia (Cen). 285 – First place: Hunter Ar- rendondo (WFW) def. Cy Hicks (Tum) 3-1. Third place: Dillon Miller (RAL) def. Skyler Murray (Abe) 1-0.

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Saint Mary’s Dane Pineau, center, ights to keep the ball from Gonzaga’s Zach Collins, left, Silas Melson (0) and Johnathan GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Williams, right, during the irst half of an NCAA college basketball game Saturday in Moraga, Calif. Emotional misunderstandings will develop if you are evasive about your feelings and desires. Honesty will play No. 1 Gonzaga Beats No. 20 Saint Mary’s 74-64 an important role when dealing with matters that afect your reputation. MORAGA, Calif. (AP) — No. Mary’s made just 4 of 15 3-point Gonzaga made 10 straight shots CANCER (June 21-July 22) Problems will arise with some former 1 Gonzaga is generating plenty of attempts. at one point in the first half and associates. Avoid anyone who might be debate in the college basketball The scene at overflowing shot 55.3 percent overall as Kar- a bad inluence. Stick to people you can world about whether the Bull- McKeon Pavilion was electric for nowski and Williams overpow- trust and who share your concerns and dogs can finish the regular sea- the first visit by the No. 1 team ered Saint Mary’s inside to shoot interests. son undefeated, deserve the No. 1 since Bill Russell and San Fran- a combined 16 for 22. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Share information with people you want overall NCAA seed or can make cisco came to Moraga in 1955. “We weren’t prepared well to spend more time with. The friendship a Final Four run. ESPN’s “GameDay” show was enough to defend their post,” you have will provide you with a Just don’t expect the Gonzaga on hand and fans packed the coach Randy Bennett said. “They comfortable forum to promote your players to join that discussion. aisles for the standing-room only had a field day on us in the post.” skills and services. They just want to take care of crowd. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Money matters and medical issues will business. It was a first half of runs with MOUNTAIN MAN the teams trading 9-0 spurts ear- surface if you don’t take good care of Przemek Karnowski scored your health and investments. Don’t trust 19 points and the Bulldogs sur- ly before Gonzaga broke things After missing almost all of anyone but yourself to look out for your vived their toughest remaining open with a 17-2 stretch late in last season with a back injury, interests. obstacle to an undefeated regular the half. Karnowski decided to return LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Disagreements will not be in your best season by beating No. 20 Saint “There was a lot of hype about for a fifth year instead of jump- interest. If you harbor diferences, back Mary’s 74-64 on Saturday night. this game,” Karnowski said. “We ing to the NBA where he might away and give yourself time to consider “We’re not thinking about knew we had to come here and have been a first-round draft your options. Choose to do what’s best all that,” forward Johnathan play aggressive.” pick. The Zags are thankful for for you. Williams said. “We’re thinking The Gaels then got the final that decision as evidenced by the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) about getting better each and ev- six points from Landale to cut all-around performance he de- Take care of legal, contractual and inancial matters on your own. Keeping ery week because if we keep get- the deficit to 40-31 at the break. livered this game. secrets will be in your best interest. ting better, nobody can stop us.” But Saint Mary’s never got closer “He’s such an entity,” coach Make changes at home that will allow No one has really come close than five points in the second Mark Few said. “There’s not you to live life your way. all year with the Bulldogs (26- half as Gonzaga answered every many like him in college basket- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) charge. ball. He’s big but he can pass. ... Romantic relationships will lead to a 0, 14-0 West Coast Conference) happy home environment and greater having trailed in the second half “We weren’t happy with the At the other end, he’s big moun- personal security. Working as part of a in just two games after winning start,” Gaels guard Joe Rahon tain of a man who’s hard to move team will encourage long-term plans. their 18th straight by double- said. “We were able to fight back, and he’s a good rim protector.” CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) digits to complete a sweep of the fight back, fight back every time Problems while traveling or trying to they tried to push out a little bit relay important information will arise. season series against their fierc- SLEEPING IN Do your best not to get upset over or est conference rival. but couldn’t get back that last time.” While others were focused on overreact to others’ words or actions. The trip to Saint Mary’s (22- “GameDay” being in town and Avoid arguments and impulsive 3, 12-2) was viewed as the last decisions. BIG PICTURE the NCAA releasing its prelimi- true test for Gonzaga before the nary tournament rankings, Wil- postseason begins. The Bull- GONZAGA: The Bulldogs should liams had much more important Thursday, February 16, 2017 dogs were seeded fourth overall be heavy favorites the rest of the things to tend to in the morning. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) in preliminary rankings for the regular season with home games “I was asleep,” he said “I wasn’t A chance to make a inancial move is NCAA tournament released ear- against San Francisco, Pacific best thought through carefully. Don’t watching that. We don’t get to let your emotions or romantic partner lier Saturday and can ill afford a and BYU and a trip to San Diego sleep during school with practice inluence an important decision. You slip-up if they want to be assured left. But they know they must in the morning and workouts. cannot buy love. of being a top seed in a region keep improving if they want to On the road, you have to get it in.” PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) next month. be ready for the elite teams come Your luck is changing, and good fortune Jock Landale scored 24 points tournament time. is heading in your direction. Reconnect UP NEXT with someone you have enjoyed despite being limited by foul SAINT MARY’S: After holding working or playing with in the past and trouble to lead the way for the the previous two opponents to GONZAGA: Host San Francisco see what happens. Gaels, who couldn’t get enough 26 percent shooting, the Gaels on Thursday. ARIES (March 21-April 19) perimeter help for their big man had a much tougher time slow- SAINT MARY’S: Host Loyola Express your thoughts and ofer suggestions. You will capture interest to stay with the Bulldogs. Saint ing down the more talented Zags. Marymount on Thursday. and impress someone who can inluence your future. Partnerships and contracts look promising, and can be Plum’s 29 Leads No. 10 Washington Past Arizona State 70-57 formulated and signed. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SEATTLE (AP) — For a the paint that means we have a the all-time NCAA scoring list A business meeting or personal rare moment in her college ca- couple of identities,” Washing- and 152 points from tying Jackie discussion will go well if you listen to reer, Kelsey Plum failed to find ton coach Mike Neighbors said. Stiles for the top spot with four what’s being said. Once you grasp the a rhythm shooting from behind “We certainly make a lot of 3s, but magnitude of the conversation, add regular season games remaining. positive, unique suggestions. Your the 3-point line. that’s not part of our necessary candor will be appreciated. So the national scoring leader identity.” GEMINI (May 21-June 20) found a different way for Wash- Plum got started early against BIG PICTURE Put everything you’ve got into getting ington stay near the top in the ahead. Use your intellect to draw the Sun Devils, scoring 12 of ARIZONA STATE: Dornstauder attention to what you want to see unfold Pac-12 Conference race. Washington’s first 16 points, but was never able to get into the and you will have a captive audience. Plum had 29 points without Romance looks inviting. it was a run at the end of the flow of the game. The Sun Dev- hitting a 3-pointer, Chantel Osa- first half that gave the Huskies CANCER (June 21-July 22) ils second-leading scorer at 10.3 hor added 18 points and 18 re- a 13-point cushion at the break You’ll be torn between professional and bounds, and No. 10 Washington that Arizona State could never points per game was limited to personal responsibilities. Look for a unique way to satisfy both yourself and beat No. 23 Arizona State 70-57 overcome. just 14 minutes by the foul trou- the people counting on you. Honesty on Sunday night. And it was largely the work ble. She picked up her fourth foul and understanding will help you “I thought I had some decent of Osahor on the interior af- with 4:03 left in the third quarter overcome challenges. looks. Usually you don’t get that LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ter Arizona State center Quinn and finished with eight points. Stop contemplating and start engaging decent of a look from the 3-point Dornstauder picked up her third WASHINGTON: The Huskies in the ventures that excite you. Personal line against Arizona State,” Plum foul with 6:17 left in the second wrapped up a bye in the Pac-12 gains, travel and physical indulgence look appealing as well as rewarding. said. “I don’t know if I was sur- quarter. Osahor scored 10 of her tournament with the victory. prised or I rushed it a bit. I don’t VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 12 first-half points in the second The top four seeds receive byes remember the last time I didn’t quarter, including six during a Try to stay on course. Falling behind will to quarterfinals. Washington is result in complaints from someone who hit a 3 in a game.” 12-3 run to close the first half. can be demanding. Put your money in a Plum got Washington (24-3, She had her 22nd double-double now five games ahead of both safe place to avoid overspending. 12-2 Pac-12) going with a big first of the season by halftime grab- Arizona State and Oregon with LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) quarter then let Osahor com- four conference games remain- Look for changes that will make your life bing 11 rebounds. better. Evaluate your current situation as mand the interior as the Huskies Arizona State never got closer ing. well as your relationships. Size things won their fourth straight since than nine in the second half. So- up, and igure out how you can attain losing at home to Stanford. phie Brunner led Arizona State COMING BACK the happiness you desire. For a change, Washington (16-9, 7-7) with 16 points as the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) did most of its offensive scor- Problems with communication can be Sun Devils fell to 3-7 this season Turner Thorne said the Sun expected if you have revealed too much ing inside the 3-point line. The against ranked opponents. Reili Devils hope to get senior guard information to someone you thought Huskies were just 3 of 14 on 3s, Richardson added 13. Kelsey Moos back in the next you could trust. Damage control will be a surprising off night for the na- necessary and should be implemented “We were really inconsistent week. Moos suffered a foot injury in a candid manner. tional leaders in made 3-pointers. defensively with how we wanted on Jan. 1 against California and Plum missed all seven of her at- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) to defend them and we let Plum has missed 12 games. Get out there and have fun today. tempts from behind the arc, the score with way too many good Participate in any activity that will align first time this season she failed looks,” Arizona State coach you with like-minded people or valuable to make a 3. Charli Turner Thorne said. UP NEXT colleagues. Be a team player. “You’re not going to make CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) many 3s against Arizona State. ARIZONA STATE: The Sun Devils Stop in your tracks before you make a RECORD WATCH mistake. Don’t follow the leader when They take that part away from are at rival Arizona on Friday. you should be the leader. Making you so the fact that we can still Plum now has 3,241 career WASHINGTON: The Huskies impulsive decisions or letting someone find a way to make the defense points, leaving her 42 points be- start their final road trip of the coerce you into an argument will set you back. wrong and get (46) points in hind Brittney Griner for No. 2 on season at No. 15 UCLA on Friday. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017

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Mount Rainier Nordic Patrol Helps Get People on Course

Courtesy photo Jeff Gardner, 41, is in his third winter as director of Mount Rainier’s Nordic patrol. Gardner previously worked at Yosemite National Park.

By Craig Hill likely to accidentally wander [email protected] into avalanche terrain? A: Narada Falls. That hill On Feb. 4, the Mount Rain- by the restrooms, the trail will ier Nordic Patrol was making it take you up away from the ava- rounds on the slopes near Para- lanche slope. But a lot of people dise when they found a skier who’d lost his way. go directly up to the road, and The skier was in a drainage that’s all avalanche slope. And trying to make his way back to on the Paradise Valley Road at the Paradise parking lot. The the slopes at the base of Mazama volunteers offered help and Ridge. pointed him in the right direc- Q: What about deep snow tion. immersion issues? This is not an uncommon A: The tree well issue hasn’t occurrence, said Jeff Gardner, been a big one for us. A lot of patrol supervisor. He estimates people aren’t skiing and going the patrol helps two to three off into areas with tree wells like parties (some as large as eight at a ski resort. Our issue is a lot people) who are off-course each of times people won’t check the weekend at Mount Rainier Na- weather for the day. They may tional Park. see the mountain and think it “When whiteout conditions Mount Rainier Nordic Patrol volunteer coordinators, from left, Marina Dosch, Denis DuBois, Carl Garrett and Terry Flower. looks great. They aren’t quite come in, a lot of people don’t Patrol director Jeff Gardner said they “put in a lot of hours and make sure everything comes together for the program.” aware of how much snow there have a map or compass or GPS,” is and that all this snow causes Gardner said. “The Nordic pa- 41, when the park was closed to too much snow. signs a visitor isn’t prepared? higher avalanche possibilities. trol carries those things so they because of snow. He took a few After that, we do what’s called A: Clothing. You might If they aren’t skiers they can help if they come across minutes to field some questions preventative search and rescue. have a day where you should might not think to check people who need help.” about the Nordic patrol and They go to where they are go- have a hard-shell layer, and you NWAC (Northwest Avalanche The 45-person volunteer winter safety. ing to increase their chances of see people who have jeans and Center). You don’t need to know unit also sets route signs for es- Q: What do the volunteers running into visitors. They talk sweaters and nothing to pre- anything about avalanches to tablished routes, and they help typically do? to people and see where they are vent them from getting soaked. go to the Northwest Avalanche in search and rescue situations. A: We have three main going. They offer a map and see Or it’s really windy, and they Center page and get a basic feel. This winter is Gardner’s routes that keep people out of if they are wearing the right gear don’t have something to keep third as the patrol’s supervisor. known avalanche terrain. A for this environment. No cot- the wind out. Or they don’t have It will show you the color for the He says he has a strong team but lot of visitors are unaware that ton, and they are wearing boots headgear. Or people try to walk area. If it’s orange (considerable), is always looking for volunteers. shortly out of the parking lot and snowshoes. They try to give without snowshoes or skis. red (high) or black (extreme), Volunteers commit to pre- they can be in avalanche terrain, them an idea of what they are Q: In addition to dressing it’s not really worth coming to season training and to work so these routes help people by- dealing with. correctly, what would you like the park. It also means the road at least four days each winter. pass that terrain and give them Then the rest of the time they every visitor to do in terms of crews are working hard to clear About two-thirds of the patrol a place to go. … There are signs can go to other spots where, if safety? the avalanche paths that cross is on skis, and the rest are on for each of those routes. Each there is a search and rescue, they A: I think map, compass and the roads. snowshoes, Gardner said. week we might have to go reset will be an asset. GPS is really a big one. If it’s yellow (moderate) and We caught up with Gardner, the poles so we don’t lose them Q: What are the most telltale Q: Where are people most green (low), it’s better. Shark Dives as Therapy for Soldiers By Genny Boots For Cameron Hughes, a The Olympian heavy equipment operator and self-described “adrenaline junk- Held in a dark, confined ie,” Operation Shark Dive was a space with nothing but metal chance to conquer his fear of be- bars for protection, the four ing underwater. went face to face with some of “It made me feel a lot calmer, the world’s most dangerous kill- learning how to breathe like that. ers: sharks. A lot calmer,” he said. “Normally But for these Joint Base Lew- I am a very irritable person. Be- is-McChord soldiers, it’s not so ing in the water, overcoming a scary. fear — it felt great. I feel like a “I’ve been in worse things,” whole new person.” said Rani Batrouni, who suffers Alternative therapies, includ- from chronic pain. ing meditation, acupuncture, Batrouni and three other yoga — and now, shark diving — soldiers took part in Thursday’s have become increasingly popu- premier Operation Shark Dive lar with service members and at the Point Defiance Zoo & veterans around the country. Aquarium. According to the Depart- Diving with sharks helps ment of Veteran Affairs, almost treat pain, depression and post 90 percent of VA facilities offer Mantai Chow traumatic stress disorder. alternative treatment programs. Operation Shark Dive will be worked into the zoo’s existing shark dive time slots, accommodating up to eight veterans per “Operation Shark Dive gives For now, Operation Shark month at specific times of the year. an opportunity to the soldier to Dive is the zoo’s only therapy be in an environment that is ex- program using animals. iels laughed as he described his hilarating and has an adrenaline The zoo opened shark dives “new addiction.” rush and high emotions,” physi- to the public two years ago, but “To me, it felt like coming cal therapist Lou McGranaghan Operation Shark Dive was a home,” said Daniels, a squad said. “This gives a controlled op- plan from the beginning, said leader and combat medic. “The portunity for a soldier to use his zoo deputy director John Houck. closest experience would be like skills for managing his emotions.” “We wanted to get the pro- coming home from being gone Thursday, after a briefing gram in good shape,” he said. for a long time.” on diving protocol, the exhibit’s “We wanted to make sure the dive sharks and shark conservation, team had lots of practice with the soldiers donned wetsuits. people with disabilities and that Operation Shark Dive launches Thurs- With breathing regulators on, they had all the proper training.” day at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium they entered a cage and were After the dive, with wet to help soldiers cope with the wounds submerged in the shark tank. hair and a smile, Jeremy Dan- of war. Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017 LIFE

Community Editor’s Best Bet Film on Climate Change Coming to Methodist Church

“This Changes Everything,” an attempt lines, from Montana’s Powder River Basin to reimagine the vast challenge of climate to the Alberta Tar Sands, from the coast of change, will be shown at 7 p.m. Thursday South India to Beijing and beyond. Calendar at the First United Methodist Church, Cen- Throughout the film Klein builds to tralia. the idea that we can seize the existential Directed by Avi Lewis and produced in crisis of climate change to transform our Tuesday, Feb. 14 conjunction with Naomi Klein’s best-sell- economic system into something radically Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors HAVE AN EVENT YOU ing book of the same name, “This Changes better. open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 WOULD LIKE TO INVITE Everything” was filmed in nine countries The Lewis County Community Conver- p.m., food available, 360-736-9030 and five continents over four years. sations event is sponsored by Fire Moun- Health and Hope Medical Out- THE PUBLIC TO? The film presents seven portraits of tain Chapter Fellowship of Reconciliation reach, free medical clinic, 5:30-8:30 p.m., Northwest Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks Submit your calendar items communities on the climate change front and Veterans for Peace Chapter 109. Hill Road, Centralia, for those whose to Newsroom Assistant Doug income is less than 200 percent of the Blosser by 5 p.m. Friday the poverty level, 360-623-1485 week before you would like Valentine’s Day Dinner, 7-10 p.m., them to be printed. He can be country/western, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cit- p.m., Monday-Friday, 360-623-8871 Packwood Chehalis Theatre, 360-557-3946 reached at calendar@chronline. ies Senior Center, $6, 360-350-2423 “Hidden Figures,” 7 p.m., Roxy The- Centralia Bridge Club, noon, Unity Valentine’s Day Dinner, 6-9 p.m., com or (360) 807-8238. Please Karaoke, with Jimmy Abbott, 7:30 ater, Morton, rated PG, adults $9, stu- Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, 360- Jeremy’s Farm to Table, 576 W. Main St., include all relevant information, p.m., Chehalis Eagles, 1993 S. Market dents and seniors $8 748-1753, [email protected] Chehalis, 360-748-4417 as well as contact information. Blvd. Chehalis, 360-748-7241 Chehalis-Centralia Optimists, Events can also be submitted Oakview Acoustic Jam, 6-9 p.m., 6:30 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, Oakview Grange, 2715 N. Pearl Organizations 360-807-4733 at www.chronline.com Public Agencies St., Centralia, donations accepted, Historic Fox Theatre Restorations, Fords Prairie Grange, potluck dinner Centralia City Council, 7 p.m., 360-870-8447 meeting of volunteers, 10 a.m., Santa 6 p.m., meeting 7 p.m., 2640 W. Reyn- City Hall, 118 W. Maple St., Centralia, The Junebugs, 9:30 p.m.-1 a.m., Craft- Lucia Coffee, Centralia olds Ave., Centralia, 360-918-1356 360-330-7670 house, Lucky Eagle Casino, Rochester, Washington Old Time Fiddlers’ As- Lewis County Planning Commission, 10 a.m., Chehalis 1-800-720-1788 sociation, jam session and business 6 p.m., workshop on open space tax ap- Family Storytime, for children, 10:15 “Moon Over Buffalo,” 8 p.m., Ever- meeting, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Cooks Hill Tuesday, Feb. 21 plications and critical areas ordinance, a.m., Tenino green Playhouse, 226 W. Center St., Community Church, 2400 Cooks Hill Lewis County Courthouse, 360-740- Acrylic Watercolor at the Library, for Centralia, adults $10, students $8, www. Road, Centralia, acoustic music only, 1284, http://goo.gl/1a1Zb adults, 10:30 a.m., Oakville evergreenplayhouse.com 360-785-3139 Morrison to Speak at Lewis County PUD Commission, Toddler Time and Playgroup, for chil- “The Odd Couple (Female Version),” 7 10 a.m., PUD auditorium, 345 NW Pa- dren age 2, 10:30 a.m., Centralia p.m. Wickstrom Studio Theatre, Wash- Genealogical Society cific Ave., Chehalis, 360-748-9261 or LEGO Club, for children, 3 p.m., ington Hall, Centralia College, adults $10, Sunday, Feb. 19 Meeting 1-800-562-5612 Tenino students/seniors $8, tickets available at Washington Hall Box Office, 11 a.m.-1 Bilingual Storytime / Hora de cuen- Steven Waltz Morrison p.m., Monday-Friday, 360-623-8871 Sunday Afternoon tos bilingüe, for children age 3-sixth will be the guest speaker at the Libraries grade, 4 p.m., Centralia “Hidden Figures,” 7 p.m., Roxy The- February meeting of the Lewis ater, Morton, rated PG, adults $9, stu- Live Performance to Preschool Storytime and Playgroup, Teen Night, for teens, 5 p.m., Randle dents and seniors $8 County Genealogical Society. for children 3-6 years, 10:30 a.m., Centralia Feature Duetto The meeting will be at 6:30 Community Coloring, Conversation p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 21, at St. and Games, for adults, 2 p.m., Salkum Organizations Duetto, starring Victoria Rob- Libraries ertson, Bernardo Bermudez and John’s Lutheran Church, 2190 Tech Help, for adults, computer skills, Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 10:15 a.m., 2 p.m., Oakville Family Storytime, for all ages, 10 a.m., pianist Vernon Snyder, will be Jackson Highway, Chehalis. Assembly of God church, 702 SE First St., Salkum Teen Writing Group, for teens, 5 p.m., Winlock giving a Sunday Afternoon Live Morrison is a member of the Centralia Preschool Storytime, for children 3-6 performance at 2 p.m. Sunday, Puget Sound chapter of Associa- Seniors on the Go, potluck and meet- years, 10 a.m., Chehalis ing, noon, Onalaska First Church of God Feb. 19, at the Raymond Theatre. tion of Professional Genealogists Fellowship Hall. Family Storytime, for children, 10:30 and is a past president of the a.m., Winlock Duetto performs timeless Organizations Tenino/Bucoda Community Coali- Olympia Genealogical Society. Youth PageTurners, for youth grades duets in musical theater, classi- Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2200, tion, 6-7:30 p.m., Tenino Elementary cal crossover and popular music He holds a bachelor of science 7 p.m., American Legion Hall, 111½ W. School, 360-493-2230, ext. 13 4-6, 3:30 p.m., Tenino Adulting It in Style: Movie Night Out, selections. degree from Western Wash- Main, Centralia, 360-736-6852 Seniors’ Bible study, 2 p.m., Calvary ington University, and an MPA Rainy Daze Quilt Guild, 7 p.m., Wal- Assembly of God, Centralia, 360-736- for adults, 5 p.m., Tenino Robertson is a vocally ver- ton Science Building, Room 111, Centra- 6769 or 360-324-9050 Teen After Hours: Anime Night, for satile artist who has performed from The Evergreen State Col- lia College, 360-262-3877 Napavine-Newaukum Lions Club, teens, 6 p.m., Chehalis with numerous symphony or- lege, where he taught for seven Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., Uni- noon, Taste of Alaska Family Restaurant, chestras and opera companies. years as an adjunct faculty. His ty Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, 360- Napavine, 360-748-4240 Organizations She also traveled internationally advanced training includes 10 748-1753, [email protected] Experimental Aircraft Association, 7 for seven years as Miss USO San genealogical institutes. Lewis County Writers Guild, 5 p.m., Two Town Tuners, 7 p.m., Lewis and p.m., Hangar D, Chehalis-Centralia Air- Diego, performing for military Morrison has presented at Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centra- port, 360-748-1230 Station Coffee Bar & Bistro, Centralia, http://lewiscountywriters.wordpress. personnel and special dignitaries. more than two dozen genealogi- lia, tuners.groupanizer.com cal seminars and conferences Breastfeeding Coalition of Lewis com/ Bermudez teamed up with County, noon-1:30 p.m., second floor, Support Groups Robertson when they were throughout the Northwest. For a complete list of presen- Lewis County Public Health & Social Domestic violence support group, Support Groups performing at the San Diego Services, 360 NW North St., Chehalis, 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- Opera and had been thrown tation topics visit www.stevenw- 360-740-1234 halis, sponsored by Human Response H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., together in concerts across the morrison.com. Mount St. Helens Patchwork Quilters, Network, 360-748-6601 Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 For more information about Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, 360-480-0592, West Coast. Bermudez has won 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lewis County Historical Emotions Anonymous, 12 Step Club, [email protected] awards in voice competitions the meeting, call 360-740-5899. Museum, 599 NW Front St., Chehalis, 8 p.m., Yard Birds, 360-304-9334 360-880-5134 Celebrate Recovery, dinner 6 p.m., and performed in multiple oper- Mind, Body, Spirit: Self-Care Group, Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors large group 7 p.m., small groups 8 p.m., 10 a.m., Morton General Hospital, pro- atic and theatrical productions. open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 Grace Foursquare Church, 3030 Borst vided by Diane Hurley, 360-496-3591 He is on the faculty at Cali- p.m., food available, 360-736-9030 Support Groups Ave., Centralia, 360-736-0778, www. fornia State Polytechnic Uni- gracefoursquarechurch.com Health and Hope Medical Out- Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, versity, Pomona, as well as mu- reach, free medical clinic, 5:30-8:30 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- Thursday, Feb. 16 sic director at the Claremont p.m., Northwest Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks halis, sponsored by Human Response School of Theology. Hill Road, Centralia, for those whose Network, 360-748-6601 Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Ea- Saturday, Feb. 18 income is less than 200 percent of the NAMI Lewis County Family Support gles, 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, Tickets are $15 at the door or poverty level, 360-623-1485 Group, 6-7:30 p.m., Vernetta Smith Che- 360-748-7241 School of the Arts to $12 in advance at the theater, 323 halis Timberland Library, 360-736-5319 “Moon Over Buffalo, 8 p.m., Ever- Third St.; Raymond Pharmacy; or [email protected] green Playhouse, 226 W. Center St., Offer Dinner Theater and South Bend Pharmacy. Public Agencies NAMI Lewis County Connections, Centralia, pay what you can, www.ever- Bethel’s School of the Arts For further ticket informa- Lewis County Interlocal Organiza- recovery support group for adults with greenplayhouse.com tion, call (360) 875-5207. tion of Fire Districts 2, 15 and 7, 7 p.m., mental illness, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities Paint Night, 6-8:30 p.m., Washington will be hosting another din- Fire District 15 (Winlock) main station, Senior Center, 2545 N. National Ave., Hall 116, Centralia College, led by Sue ner theater Saturday, Feb. 18, at 360-864-2366 Chehalis, 360-785-9668 Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Wachter and Joan Hitchcock, $25, (360) Bethel Church in Chehalis. starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Lewis County PUD Commission, Al Anon, Fellowship in Unity, 6-7 p.m., 623-8445 or [email protected] Performances will be at 1 Jackson Highway, Chehalis 10 a.m., PUD auditorium, 345 NW Pa- Unity Center, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, cific Ave., Chehalis, 360-748-9261 or 360-237-4082, 360-269-2531 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Dancing, Country Four and More, 1:30-4:30 p.m., Swede Hall, Rochester, 1-800-562-5612 Second Chance/Lewis County Brain Public Agencies The performance will take the audience into the 1950s for 360-352-2135 Pe Ell Town Council, 6 p.m., City Hall, Injury Support Group, 5 p.m., call 360-864- Twin Transit board, 8:15 a.m., Twin 360-291-3543 4341 or 360-983-3166 for meeting location food, music and fun at “Uncle Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary Transit office, 212 E. Locust St., Centralia, Riverside Park, Centralia, free, spon- Southwest Washington Fair Commis- GriefShare, a recovery group for 360-330-2072 Phil’s Diner.” sored by Jesus Name Pentecostal sion, 6 p.m., Southwest Washington Fair those who have lost a loved one, 7-8:30 Tickets for the event are $15 Church, Chehalis, 360-623-9438 office, 2555 N. National Ave., Chehalis p.m., Mountain View Baptist Church, per person or $110 for a table of Napavine City Council, 6 p.m., 407 1201 Belmont Ave., Centralia, $10, Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, Libraries Birch Ave. SW, 360-262-3547, ext. 213 360-827-2172 eight. A meal and dessert are in- Mt. Rainier Railroad and Logging Mu- Book Babies and Playgroup, for seum, Elbe-Mineral, 10 a.m., 12:45 p.m., Grateful Girlfriends, support group cluded. children birth-24 months, 10:30 a.m., Online tickets are available 3:30 p.m., 1-888-STEAM-11 for women experiencing cancer, 7-8:30 Centralia Libraries p.m., Centralia Nazarene Church, 1119 W. at www.bethel-church.com or “Moon Over Buffalo, 2 p.m., Ever- First St., 360-748-9508 or lcdrmeyers@ Family Storytime, for all ages, 10:30 https://squareup.com/market/ green Playhouse, 226 W. Center St., Preschool Storytime and Play- reachone.com a.m., Randle Centralia, adults $10, students $8, www. group, for children 3-6 years, 10:30 a.m., Pizza and Paperbacks, for teens, 3:30 bethel-churchschool-of-the-arts evergreenplayhouse.com Centralia GriefShare, a recovery group for Ticket sales will close Feb.15. those who have lost a loved one, 10 p.m., Tenino “The Odd Couple (Female Version),” 2 Tech Help, for adults, 2 p.m., Oakville a.m.-noon, Faith Baptist Church, 436 The Knitting Circle, for teens and Proceeds from the event will p.m. Wickstrom Studio Theatre, Wash- Chehalis LEGO Crew, for children, Coal Creek Road, Chehalis, $20 for work- adults, 4 p.m., Salkum help provide stage lighting for ington Hall, Centralia College, adults $10, 5:30 p.m., Chehalis book, (360) 264-4482, (360) 785-3635, or Bethel Downtown/School of the students/seniors $8, tickets available at PageTurners Book Discussion, for www.griefshare.org Arts’ Liberty Theater stage up- Washington Hall Box Office, 11 a.m.-1 adults, “In the Heart of the Sea,” by Na- Organizations p.m., Monday-Friday, 360-623-8871 grade at 413 N. Tower Ave, Cen- thaniel Philbrick, 5:30 p.m., Centralia Onalaska American Legion Post 508, tralia. STEAMtastic Family Night Series, for Wednesday, Feb. 15 6 p.m. potluck, 7 p.m. meeting, Com- children, 5:30 p.m., Winlock munity Presbyterian Church, 288 Carl- For more information, con- Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo isle Ave., Onalaska, 360-978-4885 tact School of the Arts at 360- Support Groups starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, 669-6355, sota@bethel-church. GriefShare, a video seminar focus- Organizations Jackson Highway, Chehalis 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 com or www.bethel-church. ing on helping people who have lost Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., Uni- Taco Night, 6-8 p.m., Centralia Eagles, Grand Ave., Centralia, 360-485-2852 com/sota. a loved one, 12:30-2 p.m., Shoestring ty Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, 360- hard-shell tacos, two for $1, other menu S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst Valley Community Church, 104 Frase 748-1753, [email protected] items, 360-736-1146 Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, 360-269-3827 Club Mom Children’s Clothing Bank Road, Onalaska, 360-870-2782, http:// Two Town Tuners, 7 p.m., Lewis and Open mic, 6-10 p.m., Jeremy’s Farm or 360-736-4163 and Exchange, 1-3 p.m., Chehalis First svcchurch.com/griefshare/ Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centra- to Table, 476 W. Main St., Chehalis, Christian Church, 111 NW Prindle St., lia, tuners.groupanizer.com 360-748-4417 360-269-0587 or 360-748-3702 Adna Grange, 7 p.m., 123 Dieckman Mental Health Matters, 6-7:30 p.m., Support Groups The Junebugs, 9:30 p.m.-1 a.m., Craft- Monday, Feb. 20 Road, Adna, 360-748-6068 St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 10000 U.S. house, Lucky Eagle Casino, Rochester, “Up From Grief,” for those grieving Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Ea- Mount St. Helens Patchwork Quilters, Highway 12, Rochester, 360-273-9884 the loss of a loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., As- 1-800-720-1788 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lewis County Historical “Within the Silence,” Lyceum, 1 p.m., gles, 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, sured Home Hospice, 2120 N. Park St., “Moon Over Buffalo, 8 p.m., Ever- 360-748-7241 Museum, 599 NW Front St., Chehalis, Washington Hall 103, Centralia Col- Centralia, 360-330-2640 green Playhouse, 226 W. Center St., 360-880-5134 Free Free Day, Mount Rainier Na- lege, presentation on internment of Centralia, adults $10, students $8, www. Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 tional Park Lewis County NAMI, business meet- Japanese during World War II, www.liv- p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church, evergreenplayhouse.com ing, 6 p.m., Vernetta Smith Chehalis “Hidden Figures,” 7 p.m., Roxy The- ingvoices.org 1209 N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, Spring Grape Care, 10 a.m., Provi- Timberland Library ater, Morton, rated PG, adults $8, stu- 360-269-1649 dence Place Demonstration Garden, dents and seniors $7 Chehalis-Centralia Optimists, Public Agencies Connections, NAMI Lewis County, sponsored by WSU Lewis County Mas- 6:30 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, recovery support group for adults with ter Gardeners, 360-740-1216 360-807-4733 Centralia Civil Service Commission, mental illness, 2-3:30 p.m., Mary Room, Chehalis Wedding Show, 10 a.m.-4 Libraries 5:15-6 p.m., City Hall, 118 W. Maple St., Centralia United Methodist Church, 506 p.m., The Loft, 547 NW Pacific Ave., Che- Centralia, 360-330-7671 S. Washington Ave., 253-468-7435 halis, 360-736-1355, ext. 23 Presidents’ Day, all Timberland librar- Support Groups ies closed Lewis County Citizens Commission Mind, Body, Spirit: Self-Care Group, Ventura Highway Revisited, 7-10 p.m., Support for mothers, 9:15-11:15 a.m., on Salaries for Elected Officials, 5:45 2:30 p.m., Mossyrock Outreach Center, Chehalis Theatre, $25, brownpapertick- Bethel Church, for mothers with chil- p.m., County Meeting Room, 156 NW provided by Diane Hurley, 360-496-3591 ets.com dren pregnancy through 6 years old, Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, 360-740-2747 Organizations “The Odd Couple (Female Version),” 7 sponsored by Chehalis MOPS (Moth- p.m. Wickstrom Studio Theatre, Wash- Centralia Lions Club, 6:30 p.m., Den- ers of Preschoolers), 360-520-3841 or Friday, Feb. 17 ington Hall, Centralia College, adults $10, ny’s Restaurant, Centralia, 360-736-8766 360-864-2168, email chehalismops@ Libraries students/seniors $8, tickets available at White Pass Historical Society, 6 p.m., gmail.com or visit www.facebook.com/ Book Babies, for children birth-age 2, Harvey Nelson and Swing Stuff Band, Washington Hall Box Office, 11 a.m.-1 old Packwood Elementary School, chehalismops • Life 3 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017 Soups for Swapping By Bridgette A. Lacy and family with four different and dates if you decide to freeze The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) freezable soups for their winter them for later use. Don’t fill lunch enjoyment. With this type containers to the top. Generally, Southerners are known for of project, I focused on creat- cream soups don’t freeze well. their cookie swaps. But Kathy ing four very different types of Gunn, owner of Midway Com- soups: gumbo or chili, Italian Black-Eyed Pea Soup With Salsa munity Kitchen in Carrboro, wedding meatball, chicken tor- N.C., thought why not a soup tilla, stuffed potato or another This soup is adapted from swap? cream soup, such as broccoli. one of Lucindy Willis’ favorite “In the wintertime, there is Soups that feed the soul.” soup cookbooks: Dairy Hollow not as much to do, you might as Willis loves the idea of a soup House Soup & Bread by Cres- well make soup and trade with swap: “How lovely it is to open cent Dragonwagon (1992). friends,” Gunn says. Midway your freezer on a cold winter day 1 pound black-eyed peas Community Kitchen, a cooking and discover a soup that will 7 to 9 cups chicken stock, di- school, is offering the communi- go perfectly with that brie and vided ty this new practice starting this cranberry panini.” 2 bay leaves month. Participants can register Bridgette A. Lacy is a free- 1 teaspoon dried oregano online for $10 and bring four lance writer and the author 1 teaspoon dried cumin quarts of soup and get this bowl- of “Sunday Dinner, a Savor the 1 teaspoon dried basil of-comfort party started. South cookbook” by UNC Press 1 teaspoon dried coriander Gunn was inspired by her of Chapel Hill. Reach her at 3 tablespoons tomato paste almost-name-twin, Kathy Gunst, http://www.bridgettelacy.com 1 cup Spicy V8 juice the resident chef for WBUR’s 1 tablespoon Worcestershire award-winning radio show Kathy Gunst’s Tips sauce “Here and Now” and the author 1 teaspoon soy sauce of several cookbooks including for a Soup Swap 1 teaspoon Tabasco sauce the newly released “Soup Swap: • Share the story behind the 3 cloves of minced garlic Comforting Recipes to Make and soup. “Before we eat, we in- 1 to 2 large Vidalia onions, Share.” (Chronicle Books, 2016) troduce our soups. Every bowl chopped “It’s a pretty cool concept,” of soup has a story behind it.” 1 to 2 tablespoons olive oil says Gunst, who started a soup Sometimes the soup is inspired 2 to 3 carrots, peeled and swap with her neighbors and by a family member, other times diced friends in Maine. “Six years later it may be influenced by the pro- 1 red or yellow bell pepper, we are still doing it.” duce selections at the farmer’s stemmed, seeded, and diced From January to April, market. 3 ribs celery with leaves, Gunst and her group meet once • Make enough soup for 10 diced a month on Sunday to savor the full servings. That often means Salt and pepper to taste flavor of these liquid fusions of doubling a recipe. Garnishes: salsa, sour cream, comfort. “So many older people • At the soup swap, start with cilantro Juli Leonard / News & Observer grew up on homemade soup but In a large, heavy soup pot, a small sampling. Don’t eat a Italy’s traditional pasta and bean soup, Pasta e Fagioli, is simple and satisfying. In there’s an entire generation that cover black-eyed peas, washed whole bowl. Taste each soup and this version, the stock is scented with fresh rosemary, generous chunks of cubed don’t know what homemade and picked over, with water (add then decide if you want a larger boneless pork loin roast, white beans, garlic, tomatoes and a small shaped pasta. soups are about,” she says. more water than you think since bowl. Serve it with warm, crusty bread. The recipe comes from “Soup Swap” by Kathy the peas absorb the water). Let Chef Lucindy Willis of Ter- • Find people who like to Gunst. rapin Cove in West Yanceyville, cook or want to become better them soak overnight. North Carolina, offers a few cooks. Make sure the cooks are Drain the beans in a colan- into the soup, scraping the skil- um-low heat, stirring occasion- secrets to making good soups. like-minded. For example, ev- der, then return the beans to let to get the flavorful bits. If you ally, for 8 to 10 minutes, until Homemade broth is best. Keep eryone likes meat. Or everyone the pot. Add 6 to 8 cups chicken think the soup is too thick, add the bacon is crisp. Pour off all stock to cover beans by 2 to 3 it simple with seasonings; use is vegetarian. additional stock. but 1 tablespoon of the bacon thyme for chicken soups and inches. Bring to a boil, then re- • Take turns hosting. The host Now it’s time to taste. Add fat. Add 1 teaspoon flour to the winter stews, and oregano and provides side dishes, or a salad, duce heat and simmer. Add bay salt and pepper if needed. Sim- fat and whisk over low heat for basil for minestrone soups. To bread and desserts. Everybody leaves, oregano, ground cumin, mer another 15 minutes or so 2 minutes. Then proceed as di- add a little heat, a pinch of red else brings a pot of soup. Encour- basil and coriander. Cover the uncovered. rected. It’s a thick, hearty, main- pepper flake does the job. Don’t age folks to bring over a slow beans and let them simmer, stir- Ladle the hot soup into bowls, use any ingredient that will over- cooker for heating soups. You ring occasionally — until you course soup. Serve it with warm, and top each serving with salsa, crusty bread. From “Soup Swap” power the other ingredients, such only need to heat the soup be- can easily squash a bean against a dab of sour cream and a sprig as too much rosemary or lots of ing served. The soup for taking the side of the pot with a wood- by Kathy Gunst, (Chronicle of cilantro, if desired. Books, 2016). garlic and onion in a cream soup. home doesn’t need to be heated. en spoon. Keep the soup over Yield: 8-10 servings “I warn my cooking students • Everybody needs to bring low heat. 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour not to overuse the seasonings or mason jars or containers for Dissolve tomato paste in 1 Sea salt use too many varieties of spices,” soups to take home. Use tea tow- cup chicken stock. Add to sim- Pasta e Fagioli Freshly ground pepper says Willis, who is teaching an els to cushion the containers you mering black-eyes, along with Italy’s traditional pasta and 12 ounces boneless pork loin upcoming soup class at South- transport your soup in and the V8 juice, Worcestershire sauce, bean soup is simple and satis- roast, cut into ½-in cubes ern Season in Chapel Hill, North mason jars so they are not bang- soy sauce, Tabasco sauce and fying. In this version, the stock 3 tablespoons olive oil, divided Carolina. “Each seasoning should ing around during transport. minced garlic. Give the mixture is scented with fresh rosemary, 1 cup dry white wine be used to bring out the flavors of • Bring everything you need a good stir to combine. generous chunks of cubed bone- 1 small onion, diced the broth and the ingredients.” to serve the soup — all the ladles, In a separate skillet, sauté less pork loin roast, white beans, 6 garlic cloves, coarsely She often makes soups as garnishes, toppings and tools chopped onions in olive oil until garlic, tomatoes and a small chopped gifts. “One Christmas I made needed to complete the dish. transparent, 3-4 minutes. Add shaped pasta. You can also sub- 2 medium carrots, peeled four huge stock pots of soup Dedicate a big tote bag for carry- carrots, red or yellow bell pepper stitute 8 ounces thick-cut bacon, and diced and stored them in 2-cup plastic ing all the soup and supplies. and celery. Continue cooking cut into 1/2-inch pieces for the 2 medium celery stalks, diced containers with secure lids,” she • Once you return home, la- until they soften a bit, another pork loin. Add the bacon to the says. “I then presented friends bel all the soups with the names 2 minutes. Stir these vegetables stockpot and cook over medi- please see SOUP, page Life 7 You Asked, We Listened! Best Bzaars in 2017

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By the Northwest Carriage Museum For The Chronicle On Sunday March 5, come enjoy a wonderful afternoon strolling among 50 historical 19th century horse drawn vehicles and meet three incredible local talents. Author Jan Bono, photographer Cathy Russ and singer/songwriter Jessica Marie Porter will be at the Northwest Carriage Museum in Raymond from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. to share with you their latest projects, discuss their talents and sign books and CDs. What a tremendous opportunity to meet these talented folks up close and personal. Bono is a retired teacher- turned author from Long Beach. She has recently completed a mystery series which is set on our Southwest Washington Coast. Her poetry and collection of humorous personal experiences books will be available. Bono has written plays and has been published in a variety of magazines. She would love to meet you, sign a book or two and tell you all about writing and her personal experiences. Russ, an incredible photographer, has been a resident of Pacific County for twenty years. She just recently released “Barns”, a collection of old barns throughout Pacific County. Her keen eye through the lens of her camera records history and Photo courtesy of the Northwest Carriage Museum nature in a most beautiful way. Russ’s passion for her pictures is on the Willapa River. After tem- CD will be available at the event country and a whole lot of love. country. The event is free but remarkable. Come talk photo’s porarily abandoning her dreams and Porter will be happy to talk You don’t want to miss this donations are always welcome. with Russ and enjoy her new to be a working musician, Porter to you about songwriting and unique opportunity to meet Refreshments will be available book. has returned to her roots, writ- music between her songs. Por- three extremely talented local as well. Porter began writing songs ing distinctive songs and play- ter’s music has been described artists while viewing one of the www.nwcarriagemuseum. as a young woman growing up ing beautiful music. Her latest as a dose of folk with a dash of finest carriage collections in the org . COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017 • Life 5

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PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

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RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

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GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

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

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Are We on the Brink of a Bacon ADVICE: Dear Abby Shortage? Depends on Whom You Ask Less is More Than Enough By Jeff Strickler When Mom Walks in the Nude Star Tribune (Minneapolis) DEAR ABBY: I am 26 years Abby, considering the stresses Smart-alecks are calling it the aporkalypse, old, and my mother still walks he deals with at work. What but if you really love bacon, there’s nothing funny around naked in front of me worries me is that he feels the about it. with no warning. I’ve told her need to hide the cans from There’s a bacon crisis looming on the horizon, several times that it makes me after I told him he doesn’t the USDA warned Wednesday. The country’s ba- me uncomfortable, but she have to. Does this mean he has con reserves — seriously, there are people keep- seems not to a bigger problem that needs to ing track of such things — are at the lowest point take me seri- be addressed? Please help! — they’ve been since December of 1957, long before ously. In her UNSURE IN VIRGINIA bacon was considered the essential food group it is culture (she’s DEAR UNSURE: Yes, he today. Glen Stubbe / Minneapolis Star Tribune not from the does. Your fiance apparently Ponder the magnitude of that: No more bacon Bacon isn’t going to disappear; if anything, it’s just going to U.S.), walking feels guilty about his nightly cheeseburgers. No more bacon egg sandwiches. get harder to ind — and, by extension — more expensive. around naked beer drinking, which is why he No more bacon-wrapped asparagus. (OK, that one is no problem. hides the evidence. The two of has always seemed a little weird, anyway. Doesn’t But I’m tired you need to have a serious con- wrapping asparagus in bacon fly in the face of the of seeing her — they’re the ones who came up with the apork- By Abigail Van Buren versation about it, preferably reason for eating asparagus in the first place?) breasts unex- alypse crack — to more serious at Forbes maga- BEFORE the wedding. Love BLTs? Better start getting used to LTs. pectedly. zine, which explored what the news would mean Maybe that’s overstating it. Bacon isn’t going to I’m all about positive body for people investing in pork futures. DEAR ABBY: There is a re- disappear; if anything, it’s just going to get harder image, but it’s strange to me action that sometimes happens to find — and, by extension — more expensive. Cooler heads prevailed at the New York Times, to see a 62-year-old woman’s which took a “when pigs fly” attitude about the when my daughter and I meet The nonprofit Ohio Pork Council, which keeps breasts. Am I the one who someone new that really frosts tabs on all things pig, announced that the demand whole thing. The paper quoted Steve Meyer, the has an issue? I’m open to any vice president of pork analysis for Express Markets me. When someone says, “You for pork bellies — the source of most bacon — is advice or recommendations. look like sisters,” I want to say, outpacing production. At the end of the year, the Inc. Analytics, as saying that U.S. farmers produce — ‘NUDIE’S’ DAUGHTER IN 75 million pounds of pork belly every week. “Baloney!” In the first place, reserves were down 35 million pounds from end HOUSTON we do NOT look like sisters — “We’re going to slaughter about 3 percent more of 2015, leaving a mere 17.8 million pounds in the DEAR DAUGHTER: It ap- our 22-year difference is very pigs this year than we did last year — a record nation’s meat lockers. pears you are, indeed, the one obvious. I know the speakers number,” he told the Times. “Bacon production The media was quick to jump on the report, who has the issue. If you’re see- think they are flattering me, with the approach ranging from playful at NBC will be higher than it’s ever been.” ing your mother walk around but what they are really doing in a state of undress, I’m guess- is making my daughter think ing that, although you are an she looks older. Please ask your slotted spoon, transfer the browned pork to a bowl. adult, you are still living under readers to stop and think be- Soup Add the wine to the pot, turn the heat to high her roof. In her house, she has fore making such fake-flattery and simmer, stirring with a wooden spoon to re- the privilege of making the comparisons. — BALONEY Continued from page Life 3 lease any bits clinging to the bottom of the pot, for rules, not you. If she is com- IN COLORADO 2 minutes. Pour the wine mixture into the bowl fortable walking around au na- DEAR BALONEY: I can with the cooked pork and set aside. turel, you will either have to ac- 4 cup packed chopped fresh flat leaf parsley ask my readers to refrain from Turn the heat to low and add the remaining 1 cept it or move out. The choice saying it, but please explain to leaves, divided tablespoon olive oil. Add the onion and garlic and is yours. 2 teaspoons chopped fresh rosemary leaves, di- your daughter that the compli- cook, stirring, for about 3 minutes, until the onion ment is meant for you, indi- vided begins to soften. Add the carrots, celery, 2 table- DEAR ABBY: A while ago 6 cups chicken stock or broth cating that you look young for spoons parsley and 1 teaspoon rosemary; season I noticed that my fiance had your age — not that she looks One 28-ounce can crushed tomatoes with salt and pepper; and cook, stirring occasion- been hiding empty cans of beer old for hers. 4 cup small pasta (conchigliette, ditalini, tu- ally, for another 3 minutes. Add the chicken stock from me. After I go to sleep betti or orzo work well) and tomatoes, turn the heat to high, and bring (he is a night owl and I usually DEAR READERS: I deeply 4 cups cooked white cannellini beans or canned the mixture to a boil. Stir in the pasta, beans and end up going to sleep first), he appreciate the relationship I beans (drained, rinsed and re-drained) browned pork with all its juices and cook, partially goes to the store and buys a can have with you. You make my or two of beer. But instead of Dash of hot-pepper sauce (optional) covered, for 10 to 12 minutes more. Taste and ad- life a joy. Please allow me to Garnishes: throwing the empty cans out, pesto, Parmesan cheese, crusty just the seasoning, adding more salt and pepper if wish you all a Happy Valen- he hides them. When I acci- bread needed. The soup is ready when the pork is tender tine’s Day. — LOVE, ABBY dentally discovered his hiding Spoon the flour into a shallow bowl or pie plate and the pasta is just cooked through, still al dente. ••• place, I told him he didn’t have and season with salt and pepper. 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Hollywood Dr. Phil (N) ’ (CC) KING 5 News at 9 (N) (CC) KING 5 News at 10 (N) (CC) The Dr. Oz Show ’ (CC) KIRO 7 News at CBS Evening The Insider (N) Entertainment To- Hunted “A $250,000 Gamble” A fugi- Criminal Minds “Spencer” A BAU mem- Doubt “Pilot” A lawyer defends a charis- KIRO 7 News at Late Show-Colbert CBS 7 7 6PM (N) (CC) News/Pelley ’ (CC) night (N) (CC) tive’s sister is interrogated. (N) (CC) ber gets in trouble in Mexico. matic client. (N) (CC) 11PM (N) (CC) PBS NewsHour (N) ’ (CC) SciTech Now Changing Seas Spy in the Wild: A Nature Miniseries NOVA “The Origami Revolution” The art City in the Sky “Airborne” Safety be- Rick Steves’ Great German Cities PBS 9 9 “Alien Invaders” Meerkat pups; cobra; crocodiles. (N) of origami. (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) tween take-off and landing. (N) (CC) Germany’s historic cities. Two and a Half Two and a Half Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Modern Family Modern Family Q13 News at 9 (N) (CC) The Big Bang The Big Bang Friends Couple Friends ’ (CC) MNT 10 10 Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) “Princess Party” Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) hunts for a donor. Family Feud (N) Family Feud (N) 2 Broke Girls ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ Arrow “Spectre of the Gun” City Hall is The 100 “The Four Horsemen” Tensions Seinfeld “The Wal- Seinfeld “The Hot Family Guy “The Family Guy “Hot CW 11 11 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) attacked. (N) ’ (CC) rise in Arkadia and Polis. (N) let” (CC) Tub” (CC) Splendid Source” Pocket-Dial” ’ The Changing Face of... The Queen Antiques Roadshow “Santa Clara” Ho- Antiques Roadshow “Indianapolis” A Sherlock on Masterpiece Sherlock and John lock horns Masterpiece Mystery! “Sherlock, Series III: The Empty PBS 12 12 Queen Elizabeth II’s royal image. ’ tel proprietor’s autograph book. 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IND 18 18 Marcus and Joni It’s Supernatural! Prophetic Z. Levitt Presents K. Copeland James Robison Enjoying-Life Marcus and Joni Joni: Table Talk Reflections KATU News at 6 (N) ’ (CC) Jeopardy! (N) ’ Wheel of Fortune The Goldbergs (N) Speechless (N) ’ Modern Family blackish “I’m a Match Game Adam Carolla; Ana Gas- KATU News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel ABC 22 22 (CC) (N) ’ (CC) (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) “Do It Yourself” Survivor” (N) ’ teyer. (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) NBA Basketball Portland Trail Blazers at Utah Jazz. From Vivint Smart Home Arena in Salt Lake City. Inside Edition (N) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Chicago P.D. “Seven Indictments” The KGW News at Tonight Show-J. NBC 26 26 (N) (Live) ’ (CC) The SVU investigates a hazing. (N) team probes a home explosion. 11 (N) Fallon UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Seattle (N) La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) (SS) Pequeños Gigantes USA (N) Vino el Amor (N) El color de la pasión (N) Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) Family Feud (N) Family Feud (N) Lethal Weapon Riggs and Murtaugh Star “Mama’s Boy” Hunter surprises 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News 2 Broke Girls ’ FOX 27 27 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) protect an attorney. (N) (CC) (DVS) Star at the fundraiser. (N) ’ (N) (CC) The First 48 “Ringside Seat” Murder in Duck Dynasty ’ Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty ’ Duck Dynasty ’ Duck Dynasty (N) Duck Dynasty (N) Duck Dynasty Surprise wedding for Phil Duck Dynasty ’ Duck Dynasty ’ A&E 52 52 a motel parking lot. ’ (CC) (CC) “Scoot Along Si” (CC) (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) and Kay. ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) AMC 67 67 ›››› The Shawshank Redemption (1994) Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman. An ››› True Grit (2010, Western) Jeff Bridges, Matt Damon, Josh Brolin. A crusty lawman helps a teen ››› Walk the Line (2005) Joaquin Phoenix. The story of innocent man goes to a Maine penitentiary for life in 1947. (CC) avenge her father’s death. (CC) music legends Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash. (CC) APL 43 43 Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) Treehouse Masters: Branched Out Pete builds man cave for Texas dad. Insane Pools: Off the Deep End ’ BET 56 56 Madiba Nelson is sentenced to life in prison. (Part 2 of 3) Madiba (Series Finale) Mandela gets released from prison. (N) (Part 3 of 3) The Quad “Invisible Man” (N) The Quad “Invisible Man” BRAVO 66 66 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills ›› Miss Congeniality (2000, Comedy) Sandra Bullock, Michael Caine. A clumsy Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce Abby Watch What Hap- ›› Miss Congeni- “Hostile Hacienda” “Backed Into a Corner” FBI agent goes under cover at a beauty pageant. (CC) tries to get through the last game. pens Live ality (2000) (CC) CBUT 29 29 CBC Vancouver News (N) (CC) Hello Goodbye Coronation Street Dragons’ Den (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) X Company “Supply and Demand” The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC News Coronation Street CMT 61 61 Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›› Failure to Launch (2006) Matthew McConaughey, Sarah Jessica Parker. (CC) ›› Failure to Launch (2006) Matthew McConaughey. CNBC 46 46 Shark Tank Guest shark Troy Carter. Blue Collar Mil. Blue Collar Mil. Shark Tank ’ (CC) Shark Tank A $4 million investment. Blue Collar Mil. Blue Collar Mil. IT Cosmetics John Denver CNN 44 44 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) All News (Joined in Progress Left in Progress) Updated hourly. 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(N) ’ (CC) past. ’ (CC) GOLF 70 70 LPGA Tour Golf ISPS Handa Women’s Australian Open, First Round. From The Royal Adelaide Golf Club in Adelaide, Australia. (N) (Live) LPGA Golf Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing The Middle ’ (CC) The Middle ’ (CC) The Middle “Food The Middle “Two of The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) “War Games” Courting” a Kind” (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) HGTV 68 68 Property Brothers: Buying & Selling Property Brothers: Buying & Selling Property Brothers (CC) Property Brothers (N) (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers (CC) HIST 37 37 Navy SEALs: America’s Secret Warriors “Part 1” ’ (Part 1 of 2) (CC) Navy SEALs: America’s Secret Warriors “Part 2” (N) ’ (Part 2 of 2) (CC) SIX The team struggles with loss. 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NICK 40 40 Henry Danger ’ Henry Danger ’ Thundermans Thundermans Ride (N) ’ (CC) Game Shakers Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ ROOT 31 31 Golf Life Friends Wild Pl Charlie Moore Flag Football UFC Unleashed UFC Main Event UFC Flashback Fight Sports MMA Championship Kickboxing SPIKE 57 57 ››› The Dark Knight Rises (2012, Action) Christian Bale, Anne Hathaway, ›› RoboCop (2014, Science Fiction) Joel Kinnaman, Gary Oldman, Samuel L. Jackson. A critically injured police officer is ›› The Book of Eli (2010) Denzel Tom Hardy. 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Life “Diana’s Story” Diana is a prisoner to her body. ’ Too Close to Home “Mercury” ’ My 600-Lb. Life “Marla’s Story” ’ TNT 54 54 Bones Coffins litter a cemetery’s Bones “The Killer in the Concrete” Skel- ›› Bad Boys II (2003, Action) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Jordi Mollà. Two detectives battle a drug kingpin in Miami. Hawaii Five-0 “Ha’awe Make Loa” A grounds. ’ (CC) eton is encased in concrete. ’ (CC) (DVS) stalker targets a supermodel. (CC) TOON 42 42 Teen Titans Go! Teen Titans Go! We Bare Bears World of Gumball King of the Hill Cleveland Show American Dad American Dad Bob’s Burgers Bob’s Burgers Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (N) (CC) Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. 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(N) 11 (N) Fallon UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) (SS) Pequeños Gigantes USA (N) Vino el Amor (N) El color de la pasión (N) Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) Family Feud (N) Family Feud (N) MasterChef The remaining junior chefs My Kitchen Rules The final three teams 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News 2 Broke Girls ’ FOX 27 27 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) compete. (N) (CC) (DVS) compete. (N) (CC) (DVS) (N) (CC) The First 48 Highway shooting; night- The First 48 A double shooting in New 60 Days In “Best of Clark County” Mem- Nightwatch “EMTs Bare All (Part 1)” Nightwatch “Family Ties” The ROC The First 48 “Mother of Two” A woman A&E 52 52 club execution. ’ (CC) Orleans. ’ (CC) orable moments from the series. Memorable events on the night shift. Squad sets up a sting. (N) ’ (CC) is found strangled in her car. AMC 67 67 ››› True Grit (2010, Western) Jeff Bridges, Matt Damon, Josh Brolin. A crusty ››› The Departed (2006, Crime Drama) Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Jack Nicholson. An undercover cop and a criminal lead double ›››› GoodFellas lawman helps a teen avenge her father’s death. (CC) lives. (CC) (1990) (CC) APL 43 43 North Woods Law “Distress Call” ’ North Woods Law “High Jinks” ’ North Woods Law ’ North Woods Law ’ North Woods Law ’ North Woods Law ’ (CC) BET 56 56 Meet the Browns Meet the Browns The Quad “The Fire Next Time” The Quad “Invisible Man” Being Mary Jane “Getting Served” Madiba Mandela gets released from prison. (Part 3 of 3) The Real Housewives of Atlanta The Real Housewives of Atlanta Kandi The Real Housewives of Atlanta The Top Chef The remaining chefs face off The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Watch What Hap- The Real House- BRAVO 66 66 “Thelma and Louise Take Flint” throws an engagement party. women go glamping in the woods. in Mexico. 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Remember- BOOKKEEPER WE NOW HAVE with interest as provided in the under Full charge bookkeeper for BAZAAR SALE Plaintiff, Note from 2/1/2016 on, and Card of Thanks general contractor in Che- such other costs and fees as PACKAGES v. are provided by statute. V. The ads are only halis. Must be proficient in AVAILABLE! $14 a day for above-described real property QuickBooks and able to R R R R R R R R R R JUDITH S. WELLER; MADE- will be sold to satisfy the 100 words or less! work in a fast pace office. PET LINE CAROL DRAPER; MI- Call Customer Service at CAFE' Packages include 2 lami- expense of sale and the Email resume to It sits on a double paved CONNECTION nated signs, 4 sheets of CHAEL A. WEBER; AND obligation secured by the Deed 360-807-8203 [email protected] l l l l l l l l PERSONS OR PARTIES UN- of Trust as provided by statute. ! lot in the town of Mossyr- pricing stickers, 3 sale to place your ad today IT IS THE TIME KNOWN CLAIMING ANY Said sale will be made without ock. It is a cinder block sheets, a sharpie and RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, OR warranty, expressed or im- building with a dining TO FIX balloons! packages are INTEREST IN THE PROPER- plied, regarding title, posses- room & malt shop type YOUR ANIMALS! only $5 with the pur- TY DESCRIBED IN THE sion or encumbrances on COMPLAINT HEREIN, 3/17/2017 . The defaults refer- bar & stools along with For a limited time chase of a classified ad. red to in Paragraph III must be 9 CLASSIFIED 9 ENTRY LEVEL an outdoor eating area. we will Defendants. cured by 3/6/2017 (11 days DEADLINES ACCOUNTANT The building needs ex- have coupons for a before the sale date), or by tensive work, so it can $20 discount on You Asked, Cause No. 15-2-01124-21 other date as permitted in the Monday 10:00 a.m. for Alta Forest Products, LLC Note or Deed of Trust, to Tuesday's paper. A forward looking, team- be reconditioned for any CATS and We Listened!! SHERIFF'S PUBLIC cause a discontinuance of the Wednesday 2:00 p.m. oriented, stable company is type of commercial or a $40 discount on NOTICE OF sale. The sale will be discontin- seeking qualified applicants to DOGS!! SALE OF REAL PROPERTY for Thursday's paper. provide assistance and support personal use, $62,000. The Chronicle ued and terminated if at any Friday 2:00 p.m. for to the accounting department Call Tyler at 360- time before 3/6/2017 (11 days With a generous will publish a Judgment Rendered: before the sale), or by other Saturday's paper. located in Chehalis, WA. 520-1520. REQUIREMENTS: donation from 10-18-16 date as permitted in the Note To place your ad Associates Degree in Ac- Jack & Sharon Tipping, Best Bazaars Writ Issued: 12-09-16 or Deed of Trust, the default as call 360-807-8203. counting or related field/Bache- Pet Connection can Writ Received: 01-17-17 set forth in Paragraph III is classifieds@ in 2107! Extension of cured and the Trustee's fees lor's Degree a plus. offer a $10 rebate on (A featured page to chronline.com Experience may substitute for cats & $20 rebate on Writ issued: 01-26-17 and costs are paid. Payment include bazaars in the area) Extension of must be in cash or with education. 46 acres of undeveloped dogs, in addition to the FOUND: Ideal candidate is a self- September Writ Recv'd: 02-01-17 cashiers or certified checks starter, detail oriented, multi- land and a seasonal creek above discount! Levy Date: 01-31-17 from a State or federally Bicycle, in the area of S. tasking team player. for sale in Wheeler County, 26, 28 & 30! chartered bank. The sale may Oak St. #16A11935 Competitive wage and strong Oregon. Call for details, 360-748-3643 TO: Madeline Carol Draper, be terminated any time after benefit package. and Judith S. Weller. (Judg- the 3/6/2017 (11 days before 510-566-1558. If you're 3 bicycles, area of E. Van Drug Free Work Place ment Debtors) the sale date) and before the To see full job having a bazaar, READY TO BUILD! sale, by the Borrower or Buren St. #16A16188 description go to you won't want to miss The Superior Court of Lewis Grantor or the holder of any 5 acres of flat pasture land www.altafp.com getting your ad in this County has directed the under- recorded junior lien or encum- Please Send Resume to on Logan Hill in Chehalis. signed Sheriff of Lewis County brance by paying the principal Lawn Mower, in the area of featured section!! [email protected] Comes with a $32K septic Call The Chronicle to sell the properties described and interest, plus costs, fees F St. #16A11847 below to satisfy a judgment in system & well, $150K. at 360-807-8203 and advances, if any, made Ground Maintenance Pick up a bazaar form the above-entitled action. The pursuant to the terms of the 360-262-9332 and place your ad Bicycle, in the area of N. Technicians/Managers in our office at property to be sold is descri- obligation and/or Deed of Rock St. #16A16432 Bring a friend for $100 HERE bed at the bottom of page 2. Trust, and curing all other The Chronicle defaults. VI. A written Notice of bonus, $10-$20 per hour. 321 N. Pearl St., 317 Skate Creek Rd., Default was transmitted by the Bicycle and stroller, in the [email protected] Centralia Ashford, WA Beneficiary or Trustee to the area of N. Rock St. OR Borrower(s) and Grantor(s) by The sale of the above both first class and certified #16A16410 CAREGIVER t email us at described property is to take mail, proof of which is in the NEEDED [email protected] place: possession of the Trustee; and Please call the Part time caregiver to request a form. Time: 10:00 a.m. the Borrower and Grantor were Centralia Police needed in Centralia Date: Friday, March personally served, if applica- 24, 2017 Department area. 2-3 morning A VARIETY EARLY BIRD PRICE: ble, with said written Notice of and claim, OF HOMES & Place: Main Default or the written Notice of hours, Saturday & PLACE YOUR $30 non-subscribers Entrance Lobby, Default was posted in a 360-330-7680 Sunday. No experi- APARTMENTS AD HERE $25 subscribers Old Lewis County conspicuous place on the real ence required, seri- Courthouse, property described in Para- FOUND: Note: Your ad will run in The 351 NW North St., graph I above, and the Trustee Tablet at Walmart Cheha- ous inquiries only. Chronicle's Best Bazaars in Chehalis, WA has possession of proof of lis. #17A436 Must be reliable. Call 2017 featured page along with such service or posting. The after 5pm. 360- a classified ad running 1-3 The judgment debtor can avoid list of recipients of the Notice 736-6634 days the week of your bazaar the sale by paying the com- of Default is listed within the Cell phone at Mountain View our website at and it will also be included on bined judgment amount of Notice of Foreclosure provided View Baptist Church. www.tjguyer.com our calendar page, on Thurs- $175,325.21 together with in- to the Borrower(s) and Gran- #17A1234 day, the week of your bazaar. terest of 8.55000% per annum tor(s). These requirements PART TIME Call 360-748-4683 6 days, 24 words DEADLINE: September 15 at from October 18, 2016 to date noon. were completed as of ON CALL POSITION of sale, with costs, and fees, 9/30/2016 . VII. The Trustee 2 bicycles, in the area of Do you have a tips Funeral home seeks part for pet owners? before the sale date. For the whose name and address are Tilly Ave. #17A1489 Questions, 807-8203 exact amount, contact the time, on call position. Must set forth below will provide in Do you want to breed Sheriff at the address stated writing to anyone requesting it, be able to demonstrate Please call the your pet? below: a statement of all costs and ability to lift. Valid Wash- fees due at any time prior to Centralia Police ington Driver's License re- Do you have questions Dated this 3rd day of the sale. VIII. The effect of the Department quired. Background and about shots? February, 2017. sale will be to deprive the and claim, Grantor and all those who hold drug screening will be 360-330-7680 Does your animal ROBERT R. SNAZA, Sheriff, by, through or under the conducted. To inquire, do something you LEWIS COUNTY, Grantor of all their interest in have questions about? WASHINGTON LOST: 2 heifers near Lo- please call Daniel at the above-described property. 360-736-1389 between 9 QUALITY RENTALS! By Dustin G. Breen, IX. Anyone having any objec- gan Hill Rd. & Centralia 6 days, 24 words Yamaha golf cart, like new, Chief Deputy tions to this sale on any am - 5 pm, Monday-Friday. Homes, apartments & Alpha Rd., one black & one commercial viewed at for FREE! carpeted inside, $1500. 345 W. Main St. grounds whatsoever will be black with white face. Email or call Call 360-496-8653. Chehalis, Washington 98532 afforded an opportunity to be RMT & TCS Positions Bezy.com your ad in today, Phone (360) 748-9286 heard as to those objections if 360-748-8722 Now Hiring! Lewis County - Se Habla Espanol [email protected] Parcel number: they bring a lawsuit to restrain Public Works, RMT and 360-748-8800 807-8203 011216-036-000 the sale pursuant to RCW TCS positions. For infor- 61.24.130. Failure to bring Legal Description: such a lawsuit may result in a 96314 Re-Election mation on available posi- THE SOUTH 75 FEET OF waiver of any proper grounds tions go to http://lewiscounty THE NORTH 165 FEET OF for invalidating the Trustee's The Lewis County Conserva- LOT 1 AND ALL OF LOT 2, sale. X. NOTICE TO OCCU- wa.gov. tion District Board of Supervi- Cute 1 bedroom, washer & BLOCK 4, MOUNTAIN MEAD- PANTS OR TENANTS The sors hereby informs the voting dryer, water & sewer paid, OWS, AS RECORDED IN purchaser at the Trustee's TRUCK DRIVER public that the incumbent has VOLUME 5 OF PLATS, PAGE Sale is entitled to possession Full time, hauling milk. $550, deposit $500. 360- been re-elected to the currently 28 of the property on the 20 th 388-6651 open seat by reason of being Enumclaw-Chehalis area, day following the sale, as WANT TO reach local the only person filing for the Class A CDL, endorse- Published: The Chronicle against the Grantor under the position by the filing deadline. families with advertising? February 7, 14, 21 & 28, 2017 deed of trust (the owner) and ments for tankers and Range $160, Refrigerator Therefore, no poll site, absen- Contact Brian at: anyone having an interest doubles, must be over 23 $185, Washer & Dryer set tee balloting will be performed * - 95020 IDSPub#0118173 junior to the deed of trust, 360-807-8219! pursuant to WAC 135-110-370. with 2 years experience. $275, Freezer $160 & TS#WA-16-742751-BB including occupants who are For further information, please Benefits. Fax resume & driv- Dishwasher $160. Cash not tenants. After the 20 th day contact the District at NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S following the sale the purchasing abstract to 360- 629-6518 only! Clean, all work well! 360-748-0083 x102. or call 425-210-9132 or email 360-273-5779 SALE Pursuant to the Revised er has the right to evict Code of Washington 61.24, et occupants who are not tenants Published: The Chronicle [email protected]. WANT TO RENT: Older seq. TS No.: by summary proceedings un- February 14 & 28, 2017 & WA-16-742751-BB APN No.: der Chapter 59.12 RCW. For man, quiet, non-drinker & March 7, 2017 TRUCK DRIVER non-smoker, in search of a 002576000000 Title Order No.: tenant-occupied property, the 8661619 Deed of Trust Gran- purchaser shall provide a Taking applications for home within 20 miles of 3 interior doors with glass 96341 Adopt an Ordinance part time delivery drivers. tor(s): STACEY J SMITH, tenant with written notice in Chehalis. Great referen- door knobs, brass hinges, NOTICE OF PUBLIC MICHAEL A SMITH Deed of accordance with RCW Must have some truck Trust Grantee(s): TWINSTAR Assistant Project driving experience, CDL ces, guaranteed income, $50 each. 360- 880-4357 HEARING BEFORE 61.24.060. THIS NOTICE IS carpenter. Can move in the THE LEWIS COUNTY CREDIT UNION Deed of Trust THE FINAL STEP BEFORE Manager for general license not necessary. Electric cement mixer, Instrument/Reference No.: THE FORECLOSURE SALE Average $16 per hour with next few months! Call BOARD OF COUNTY contractor in Chehalis. lightly used, $150. 360- COMMISSIONERS AND 3391017 I. NOTICE IS HERE- OF YOUR HOME. You have year end safety bonus. To Daniel, 608-521-0142. Previous experience 496-8653. INTENT TO ADOPT AN BY GIVEN that Quality Loan only 20 DAYS from the required. Email resume to apply call 360-983-3773 ORDINANCE APPROVING Service Corp. of Washington, recording date of this notice to Dial ext. 223 and leave the undersigned Trustee, will pursue mediation. DO NOT [email protected] CHANGES TO LCC 17.30 message. Or apply at FARM EQUIPMENT RESOURCE LANDS on 3/17/2017 , at 10:00 AM At DELAY. CONTACT A HOUS- DeGoede Bulb Farms Plow, hay mower, the North entrance of the ING COUNSELOR OR AN Greenhouse Office. seeder, wheels, harrow NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Lewis County Courthouse, lo- ATTORNEY LICENSED IN cated at 351 NW North St, WASHINGTON NOW to as- & more. Antique kitchen that the LEWIS COUNTY, WASHINGTON, BOARD OF Chehalis, WA 98532 sell at sess your situation and refer wood stove & washer. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS public auction to the highest you to mediation if you are For viewing call 360- will hold a public hearing on and best bidder, payable in the eligible and it may help you PLACE© YOUR 262-9597. March 6, 2017, starting at or form of credit bid or cash bid in save your home. See below for Eric's Drywall, after 10:00 a.m. to receive the form of cashier's check or safe sources of help. SEEK- AD HERE Patchwork & public testimony on Ordinance certified checks from federally ING ASSISTANCE Housing FOR SALE 1274, proposed changes to or State chartered banks, at counselors and legal assis- Painting Pre 1950s oak round ped- Chapter 17.30 - Resource the time of sale the following tance may be available at little described real property, situ- or no cost to you. If you would Start Acoustic ceiling removal, estal table with 3 leaves Lands in Lewis County. These drywall repair & wallpaper changes would allow rural ated in the County of LEWIS, like assistance in determining and 6 matching chairs State of Washington, to-wit: A your rights and opportunities to removal. 360-304-1493 governmental services as a Spring $400, oak buffet with glass primary use in the resource PART OF LOT 2, BLOCK 4, keep your house, you may mirror top piece $250 land zones. SUMMA ACREAGE ADDI- contact the following: The TION TO THE CITY OF statewide foreclosure hotline ($600 for matching set). Cleaning The public hearing will be at CENTRALIA, IN LEWIS for assistance and referral to Kohler and Campbell piano the Lewis County Courthouse, COUNTY, WASHINGTON, housing counselors recom- Early in great shape and in tune Commissioners' Hearing DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: mended by the Housing Fi- $200. 360- 807-0587, Room, 351 NW North Street, BEGINNING AT A POINT ON nance Commission: Toll-free: THE WESTERLY BOUNDARY leave message if no an- Chehalis, WA. At the hearing, 1-877-894-HOME and individuals will be invited to LINE OF SILVER STREET (1-877-894-4663) or Web site: swer. speak and/or provide written 119.08 FEET SOUTH OF THE http://www.dfi.wa.gov/consum Classified Early statements regarding the pro- NORTHEAST CORNER OF ers/homeownership/post_purc posed zoning changes. All LOT 2; THENCE CONTINU- hase_counselors_foreclosure individuals wishing to speak on ING SOUTHERLY 63 FEET .htm . The United States Make the issue are encouraged to ALONG SILVER STREET; Department of Housing and Deadline Beautiful glass china attend. Written comments may THENCE WEST TO A POINT Urban Development: Toll-free: hutch, lights on top, be submitted in advance of the ON THE WESTERLY LINE OF 1-800-569-4287 or National some $100/offer. Call before 7 hearing to the Community SAID LOT 2 WHICH POINT IS Web Site: http://portal.hud.gov 142.62 FEET SOUTH OF THE /hudportal/HUD or for Local th p.m., 360-999-2826. Development Department ad- February 17 dress or email contact below. NORTHWEST CORNER OF counseling agencies in Wash- extra SAID LOT 2; THENCE ington: http://www.hud.gov/offi Dark brown 6 drawer The draft ordinance is availa- NORTHERLY ALONG THE ces/hsg/sfh/hcc/fc/index.cfm cash If you want your dresser with mirror, $60 ble online at www.lewiscounty WESTERLY LINE OF SAID ?webListAction=search&searc firm. 360-999-2826 wa.gov/communitydevelopme LOT 2, A DISTANCE OF 60 hstate=WA&filterSvc=dfc The classified ad to nt. Hard copies are available at FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO A statewide civil legal aid hotline now! the Lewis County Community POINT 82.62 FEET SOUTH- for assistance and referrals to Development Department at ERLY OF THE NORTHWEST other housing counselors and begin on: 2025 NE Kresky Ave., Cheha- CORNER OF SAID LOT 2; attorneys: Telephone: Place an lis WA; at the Timberland THENCE EAST TO THE 1-800-606-4819 or Web site: Regional libraries located in POINT OF BEGINNING. More http://nwjustice.org/what-clear . item for Low rider bike, good condi- Centralia, Chehalis, Pack- commonly known as: 811 S. Additional disclaimers provided SILVER STREET, CENTRAL- by the Trustee: If you have Saturday, February 18 tion, blue, 3 speed shifter, wood, Randle, Salkum, and Winlock; as well as at the IA, WA 98531 which is subject previously been discharged sale for 3 Deadline is: custom, like new, $80/of- Lewis County Senior Centers to that certain Deed of Trust through bankruptcy, you may fer. 360-523-0437 in Morton, Packwood, Toledo, dated 1/7/2013, recorded have been released of person- days, Friday, February 17 Twin Cities (Chehalis), and 1/14/2013, under Instrument al liability for this loan in which Selling an item for Winlock. No. 3391017 records of LEWIS case this letter is intended to County, Washington , from exercise the noteholders rights 8 lines at 11 a.m. $100 or less??? For more information, contact: MICHAEL A SMITH AND against the real property only. Call customer service STACEY J SMITH, HUSBAND QUALITY MAY BE CONSID- today to place your Fred Evander at AND WIFE , as grantor(s), to ERED A DEBT COLLECTOR TITLE GUARANTY CO OF FREE AD! 360.740.1389 or ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT Tuesday, February 21 [email protected]. LEWIS CTY , as original A DEBT AND ANY INFORMA- t t t t t trustee, to secure an obligation TION OBTAINED WILL BE Deadline is: The Chronicle in favor of TWINSTAR CRED- USED FOR THAT PURPOSE 360-807-8203 This meeting site is barrier free. IT UNION , as original benefi- Dated: 11/10/2016 Quality $5! People needing special assistance ciary, the beneficial interest in Loan Service Corp. of Wash- Friday, February 17 Ads run 4 days, 4 lines for FREE! or accommodations should call which was subsequently as- ington, as Trustee By: Rhianna (360) 740-1120 72 hours in signed to TWIN STAR CREDIT Watson, Assistant Secretary at 2 p.m. advance of the meeting. UNION , the Beneficiary . II. Trustee's Mailing Address: No limit on ads placed. Published: The Chronicle No action commenced by the Quality Loan Service Corp. of February 14, 2017 Beneficiary of the Deed of Washington C/O Quality Loan *1 item per ad Trust is now pending to seek Service Corp. 411 Ivy Street,

2 small dogs to an ap- 96237 Sale of Real Property satisfaction of the obligation in San Diego, CA 92101 (866) proved home together, 1 any Court by reason of the 645-7711 Trustee's Physical

*Excludes vehicles IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Borrower's or Grantor's default Address: Quality Loan Service male 12 year old Pomera- OF THE STATE OF on the obligation secured by Corp. of Washington 108 1 st PLACE YOUR nian, unneutered, 1 female WASHINGTON FOR the Deed of Trust/Mortgage. Ave South, Suite 202 Seattle, © 8 year old Chihuahua, LEWIS COUNTY III. The default(s) for which this WA 98104 (866) 925-0241 AD HERE spayed. 360-232-4078 foreclosure is made is/are as Sale Line: 916-939-0772 or WELLS FARGO BANK, NA- follows: Failure to pay when Logi n to: http://wa.qualityloan

CC96262rb.os TIONAL ASSOCIATION AS due the following amounts .com Trustee Sale Number: TRUSTEE FOR SOUDVIEW which are now in arrears: $9, WA-16-742751-BB State of: HOME LOAN TRUST 821 .77 . IV. The sum owing on ___ California ___) County of: 2007-OPT3, ASSET-BACKED the obligation secured by the ___ San Diego ___) On before CERTIFICATES, SERIES Deed of Trust is: The principal me, ies ), and that by 2007-OPT3, sum of $123,907.75 , together his/her/their signature(s) on the The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, February 14, 2017 • Classifieds 11 CLASSIFIEDS

WHEREAS, on October 18, 61.24.130. Failure to bring 96239 Service by Pub Grantor: Roger Stewart and instrument the person(s), or of $104,922.49 , together with 2016, the Court ordered that all such a lawsuit may result in a his/her/their signature(s) on the Colleen Stewart the entity upon behalf of which interest as provided in the Note of the above-described proper- waiver of any proper grounds instrument the person(s), or IN THE SUPERIOR COURT the person(s) acted, executed from 4/1/2016 on, and such ty be sold and the proceeds for invalidating the Trustee's the entity upon behalf of which OF THE STATE OF Grantee/Beneficiary: the instrument. I certify under other costs and fees as are applied to the payment of sale. X. NOTICE TO OCCU- the person(s) acted, executed WASHINGTON Washington Business Bank PENALTY OF PERJURY un- provided by statute. V. The principal, interest, attorney PANTS OR TENANTS - The the instrument. I certify under FOR LEWIS COUNTY der the laws of the State of above-described real property fees, costs and disbursements purchaser at the Trustee's PENALTY OF PERJURY un- Abbreviated Legal Description: WITNESS my hand and official will be sold to satisfy the and other recovery amounts Sale is entitled to possession der the laws of the State of WELLS FARGO BANK, NA- PORTION OF LOT 1 seal. ( Seal) Signature IDSPub expense of sale and the with interest to date of the sale of the property on the 20th day WITNESS my hand and official TIONAL ASSOCIATION AS & LOT 2 BLK 2 #0118173 2/14/2017 3/7/2017 obligation secured by the Deed of the property. following the sale, as against of Trust as provided by statute. seal. ( Seal) Signature IDSPub TRUSTEE FOR SOUDVIEW WASHINGTONS ADD. the Grantor under the deed of #0120458 2/14/2017 3/7/2017 HOME LOAN TRUST Published: The Chronicle Said sale will be made without NOW, THEREFORE, in the trust (the owner) and anyone 2007-OPT3, ASSET-BACKED Assessor's Tax Parcel February 14 & March 7, 2017 warranty, expressed or im- name of the STATE OF having an interest junior to the Published: The Chronicle CERTIFICATES, SERIES ID #: 000023-001-000 plied, regarding title, posses- WASHINGTON you are hereby deed of trust, including occu- February 14, 2017 & March 7, 2007-OPT3, Reference Nos. of 95020 IDSPub#0118173 sion or encumbrances on commanded to proceed to pants who are not tenants. 2017 Related Docs.: 3351840 TS#WA-16-742751-BB 3/17/2017 . The defaults refer- seize and sell forthwith and After the 20th day following the Plaintiff, I. red to in Paragraph III must be without appraisement, the NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S sale the purchaser has the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN cured by 3/6/2017 (11 days property above-described, in SALE Pursuant to the Revised right to evict occupants who 96061 KeyBank vs Trevizo v. that the undersigned Trustee, before the sale date), or by the manner provided by law, or Code of Washington 61.24, et are not tenants by summary Jay A. Goldstein, will on other date as permitted in the so much thereof as may be seq. TS No.: proceedings under Chapter SUPERIOR COURT JUDITH S. WELLER; MADE- February 24, 2017, at 9:00 AM Note or Deed of Trust, to necessary to satisfy the judg- WA-16-742751-BB APN No.: 59.12 RCW. For tenant- OF WASHINGTON LINE CAROL DRAPER; MI- at the following location: 351 cause a discontinuance of the ment amount plus interest to 002576000000 Title Order No.: occupied property, the pur- IN AND FOR THE CHAEL A. WEBER; AND N. North Street, City of Cheha- sale. The sale will be discontin- the date of sale. The redemp- 8661619 Deed of Trust Gran- chaser shall provide a tenant COUNTY OF LEWIS PERSONS OR PARTIES UN- lis, State of Washington, sell at ued and terminated if at any tion period is 8 months. The tor(s): STACEY J SMITH, with written notice in accord- KNOWN CLAIMING ANY public auction to the highest time before 3/6/2017 (11 days Sheriff's notice of sale shall be MICHAEL A SMITH Deed of ance with RCW 61.24.060. KeyBank National Association, RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, OR and best bidder, payable at the before the sale), or by other published in The Chronicle. Trust Grantee(s): TWINSTAR THIS NOTICE IS THE FINAL date as permitted in the Note its successors in interest INTEREST IN THE PROPER- time of sale, the following- STEP BEFORE THE FORE- and/or assigns, TY DESCRIBED IN THE described real property, situ- CREDIT UNION Deed of Trust or Deed of Trust, the default as WITNESS: The Honorable CLOSURE SALE OF YOUR COMPLAINT HEREIN, ated in the County of Lewis, Instrument/Reference No.: set forth in Paragraph III is James W. Lawler, Judge of the HOME. You have only 20 Plaintiff, State of Washington, to wit: 3391017 I. NOTICE IS HERE- cured and the Trustee's fees said Court, and the seal DAYS from the recording date Defendants. AS IN SAID DEED OF BY GIVEN that Quality Loan and costs are paid. Payment thereof on this 9th day of of this notice to pursue media- v. TRUST AND DESCRIBED Service Corp. of Washington, must be in cash or with December, 2016. the undersigned Trustee, will tion. DO NOT DELAY. CON- cashiers or certified checks Cause No. 15-2-01124-21 ON THE ATTACHED TACT A HOUSING COUNSE- Judy M. Gutierrez Trevizo aka EXHIBIT A. on 3/17/2017 , at 10:00 AM At from a State or federally The sale date has been set for LOR OR AN ATTORNEY Judy M. Gutierrez Treviso; SHERIFF'S SALE Commonly known as: 101-107 the North entrance of the chartered bank. The sale may Friday, March, 24, 2017. YOU LICENSED IN WASHINGTON Tempest Recovery Services, SERVICE BY N. Tower Ave. Centralia, WA Lewis County Courthouse, lo- be terminated any time after MAY HAVE A RIGHT TO NOW to assess your situation Inc.; Occupants of the Prem- PUBLICATION 98531 cated at 351 NW North St, the 3/6/2017 (11 days before EXEMPT PROPERTY from the and refer you to mediation if ises, Judgment Rendered: The afore-described real prop- Chehalis, WA 98532 sell at the sale date) and before the sale under statutes of this you are eligible and it may help 10-18-16 erty is subject to that certain public auction to the highest sale, by the Borrower or state, including sections you save your home. See Defendants. Writ Issued: 12-09-16 Deed of Trust, Assignment of and best bidder, payable in the Grantor or the holder of any 6.13.010, 6.13.030, 6.13.040, below for safe sources of help. Writ Received: 01-17-17 Leases and Rents, Security form of credit bid or cash bid in recorded junior lien or encum- 6.15.010, and 6.15.060 of the SEEKING ASSISTANCE No. 16-2-04462-1 Extension of Agreement and Fixture Filing the form of cashier's check or brance by paying the principal Revised Code of Washington, Housing counselors and legal Writ issued: 01-26-17 dated September 15, 2010, certified checks from federally and interest, plus costs, fees in the manner described in assistance may be available at SUMMONS BY Extension of recorded on October 6, 2010, or State chartered banks, at and advances, if any, made those statutes. the time of sale the following little or no cost to you. If you pursuant to the terms of the PUBLICATION Writ Recv'd:02-01-17 under Auditor's File Nos. would like assistance in deter- Levy Date: 01-31-17 3351840 and 3351841, re- described real property, situ- obligation and/or Deed of Published: The Chronicle mining your rights and opportu- TO THE DEFENDANTS Judy cords of Lewis County, State of ated in the County of LEWIS, Trust, and curing all other February 7, 14, 21 & 28 & nities to keep your house, you M. Gutierrez Trevizo aka Judy TO: Madeline Carol Draper, Washington from Roger Stew- State of Washington, to-wit: A defaults. VI. A written Notice of March 7 & 14, 2017 PART OF LOT 2, BLOCK 4, may contact the following: The Default was transmitted by the M. Gutierrez Treviso and Oc- and Judith S. Weller. (Judg- art and Colleen Stewart as cupants of the Premises: SUMMA ACREAGE ADDI- statewide foreclosure hotline Beneficiary or Trustee to the ment Debtors) 96184 Small Works Roster Grantors to Lewis County Title TION TO THE CITY OF for assistance and referral to Borrower(s) and Grantor(s) by Company as Trustee, to se- CENTRALIA, IN LEWIS housing counselors recom- both first class and certified You are hereby summoned to A writ for Order of Sale has cure an obligation in favor of appear within sixty (60) days City of Chehalis COUNTY, WASHINGTON, mended by the Housing Fi- mail, proof of which is in the been issued in the above- Small Works Roster Washington Business Bank, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: nance Commission: Toll-free: possession of the Trustee; and after the date of the first captioned case, directed to the the original Beneficiary. BEGINNING AT A POINT ON 1-877-894-HOME the Borrower and Grantor were publication of this summons, to Sheriff of Lewis County, com- II. wit, within sixty (60) days after The City of Chehalis is updat- THE WESTERLY BOUNDARY (1-877-894-4663) or Web site: personally served, if applica- manding the Sheriff as follows: ing its small works roster for No action commenced by the LINE OF SILVER STREET http://www.dfi.wa.gov/consum ble, with said written Notice of January 31, 2017, and defend Beneficiary of the Deed of the real property foreclosure public works and improvement 119.08 FEET SOUTH OF THE ers/homeownership/post_purc Default or the written Notice of WHEREAS, in the above- contracts of $200,000 or less. Trust is now pending to seek NORTHEAST CORNER OF hase_counselors_foreclosure Default was posted in a action in Lewis County Superi- entitled court on October 18, satisfaction of the obligation in or Court, and answer the The application is available on LOT 2; THENCE CONTINU- .htm . The United States conspicuous place on the real 2016, Plaintiff, secured a judg- the city website at www.ci.che any Court by reason of the ING SOUTHERLY 63 FEET Department of Housing and property described in Para- complaint of KeyBank National ment against defendants Ma- Borrower's, Grantor's or any Association, ("Plaintiff"). You halis.wa.us under Public Work ALONG SILVER STREET; Urban Development: Toll-free: graph I above, and the Trustee deline Carol Draper, and Judith s-Department-Forms, or by successor in interest's default THENCE WEST TO A POINT 1-800-569-4287 or National has possession of proof of are asked to serve a copy of S. Weller, in the total judgment on the obligation secured by your answer or responsive contacting the Public Works ON THE WESTERLY LINE OF Web Site: http://portal.hud.gov such service or posting. The amount of $171,489.77, to- Department at 360-748-0238. the Deed of Trust. SAID LOT 2 WHICH POINT IS /hudportal/HUD or for Local list of recipients of the Notice pleading upon the undersigned gether with interest at a rate of III. attorneys for Plaintiff at its Consultants who no longer 142.62 FEET SOUTH OF THE counseling agencies in Wash- of Default is listed within the 8.55000% per annum, $30.44 wish to be on the roster, or The defaults for which this NORTHWEST CORNER OF ington: http://www.hud.gov/offi Notice of Foreclosure provided office stated below. In case of per diem from the date of foreclosure is made are as your failure to do so, judgment need to update information SAID LOT 2; THENCE ces/hsg/sfh/hcc/fc/index.cfm to the Borrower(s) and Gran- judgment and continuing there- should contact Public Works. follows: NORTHERLY ALONG THE ?webListAction=search&searc tor(s). These requirements will be rendered against you after until the date of sale. (a) Failure to pay when due according to the demand of the the following amounts, which WESTERLY LINE OF SAID hstate=WA&filterSvc=dfc The were completed as of Contractors will be added to complaint, which has been are now in arrears: LOT 2, A DISTANCE OF 60 statewide civil legal aid hotline 11/7/2016 . VII. The Trustee WHEREAS, 126 days elapsed the roster at any time upon filed with the Clerk of said Currently Due to Reinstate on FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO A for assistance and referrals to whose name and address are from June 14, 2016 through completion of an application Court. October 14, 2016: POINT 82.62 FEET SOUTH- other housing counselors and set forth below will provide in the entry of judgment on and submittal of necessary Arrearages ERLY OF THE NORTHWEST attorneys: Telephone: writing to anyone requesting it, October 18, 2016. Per diem records. Contractors must The purpose of this lawsuit is Principal Balance..$402,544.82 CORNER OF SAID LOT 2; 1-800-606-4819 or Web site: a statement of all costs and interest in the amount of keep current records of any to obtain a judgment, and if not Accrued Interest...... $616.66 THENCE EAST TO THE http://nwjustice.org/what-clear . fees due at any time prior to $30.44, multiplied by 126 days applicable licenses, certifica- immediately paid, to be satis- Late Charges...... $629.01 POINT OF BEGINNING. More Additional disclaimers provided the sale. VIII. The effect of the results in additional interest in tions, registrations, bonding, fied through the foreclosure of Other Fee(s)...... $260.00 commonly known as: 811 S. by the Trustee: If you have sale will be to deprive the the amount of $3,835.44, insurance, or other appropriate real property located in Lewis Trustee's Fees...... $750.00 SILVER STREET, CENTRAL- previously been discharged Grantor and all those who hold which when added to the sum matter, on file with the city as a County, Washington, and le- Process Service and Postage.. IA, WA 98531 which is subject through bankruptcy, you may by, through or under the of $171,489.77 results in a condition of being placed on gally described as follows: $63.34 to that certain Deed of Trust have been released of person- Grantor of all their interest in total judgment amount of the roster. E-verification and SUBTOTAL...... $404,863.83 dated 1/7/2013, recorded al liability for this loan in which the above-described property. $175,325.21. prevailing wages are a require- Tract 11 of Segregation Survey Payment of 2016 general taxes 1/14/2013, under Instrument case this letter is intended to IX. Anyone having any objec- ment for all contracts awarded recorded September 8, 1977 of $5,131.04 was not made No. 3391017 records of LEWIS exercise the noteholders rights tions to this sale on any WHEREAS, the judgment is a by the city. Direct questions to under Auditor's File No. pursuant to terms of the County, Washington , from against the real property only. grounds whatsoever will be foreclosure against parties of a Nichole Paulis at npaulis 835395 in Volume 2 of Sur- Promissory Note secured by MICHAEL A SMITH AND QUALITY MAY BE CONSID- afforded an opportunity to be Deed of Trust Mortgage on @ci.chehalis.wa.us or veys, page 188 being located the Deed of Trust, occurring by STACEY J SMITH, HUSBAND ERED A DEBT COLLECTOR heard as to those objections if real estate in Lewis County, 360-748-0238. within the Northeast quarter of October 14, 2016. The amount AND WIFE , as grantor(s), to ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT they bring a lawsuit to restrain Washington, described as fol- Caryn Foley, City Clerk TITLE GUARANTY CO OF A DEBT AND ANY INFORMA- the sale pursuant to RCW Section 32, Township 12 lows: in arrears is $5,592.83, includ- North, Range 6 East, Willam- ing interest and penalties. LEWIS CTY , as original TION OBTAINED WILL BE 61.24.130. Failure to bring Published: The Chronicle ette Meridian. Costs and Fees trustee, to secure an obligation USED FOR THAT PURPOSE such a lawsuit may result in a THE SOUTH 75 FEET OF February 14, 2017 in favor of TWINSTAR CRED- Dated: 11/10/2016 Quality waiver of any proper grounds THE NORTH 165 FEET OF (b) In addition to the amounts IT UNION , as original benefi- Loan Service Corp. of Wash- for invalidating the Trustee's TOGETHER WITH a perpetual LOT 1 AND ALL OF LOT 2, 95784 Trustee: Stewart in arrears specified above, you ciary, the beneficial interest in ington, as Trustee By: Rhianna sale. X. NOTICE TO OCCU- non-exclusive easement for BLOCK 4, MOUNTAIN MEAD- are or may be obligated to pay which was subsequently as- Watson, Assistant Secretary PANTS OR TENANTS- The ingress, egress and utilities as OWS, AS RECORDED IN NOTICE OF the following estimated charg- signed to TWIN STAR CREDIT Trustee's Mailing Address: purchaser at the Trustee's described in Declaration of VOLUME 5 OF PLATS, PAGE TRUSTEE'S SALE es, costs and fees to reinstate UNION , the Beneficiary . II. Quality Loan Service Corp. of Sale is entitled to possession Easement recorded Septem- 28 the Deed of Trust. No action commenced by the Washington C/O Quality Loan of the property on the 20 th ber 8, 1977 under Auditor's Pursuant to the Revised Code Title Report...... $1,285.20 Beneficiary of the Deed of Service Corp. 411 Ivy Street, day following the sale, as File No. 835392. Tax Parcel No.: of Washington, Chapter 61.24 Recording Fees...... $$78.00 Trust is now pending to seek San Diego, CA 92101 (866) against the Grantor under the 011216036000 RCW: Statutory Mailing Costs.$26.64 satisfaction of the obligation in 645-7711 Trustee's Physical deed of trust (the owner) and EXCEPT that portion descri- Subtotal:...... $1,389.84 any Court by reason of the Address: Quality Loan Service anyone having an interest bed in Deed to Public Utility Borrower's or Grantor's default Corp. of Washington 108 1 st junior to the deed of trust, District No. 1 of Lewis County on the obligation secured by Ave South, Suite 202 Seattle, including occupants who are recorded January 17, 1992 the Deed of Trust/Mortgage. WA 98104 (866) 925-0241 not tenants. After the 20 th day under Auditor's File No. III. The default(s) for which this Sale Line: 916-939-0772 or following the sale the purchas- 9200592. PNNA STATEWIDE CLASSIFIEDS foreclosure is made is/are as Login to: http://wa.qualityloan er has the right to evict follows: Failure to pay when .com Trustee Sale Number: occupants who are not tenants Commonly known as: 657-21 due the following amounts WA-16-742751-BB State of: by summary proceedings un- Falls Road #04, Randle, WA which are now in arrears: $9, California County of: San der Chapter 59.12 RCW. For 98377 7HJPÄJ5VY[O^LZ[+HPS`*VUULJ[PVU(JSHZZPÄLKHKUL[^VYRVMKHPSÙL^ZWHWLYZPU 821 .77 . IV. The sum owing on Diego. On before me, ies, and tenant-occupied property, the -0=,Z[H[LZ(20+>(69(5+4;YLHJOPUN TPSSPVUYLHKLYZWLY[OYLLKH`Y\U;OL the obligation secured by the that by his/her/their signa- purchaser shall provide a DATED this 26th day of Deed of Trust is: The principal ture(s) on the instrument the tenant with written notice in January, 2017. ^VYKJSHZZPÄLKHK^PSSY\U[OYLLJVUZLJ\[P]LKH`Z";O\YZKH`:H[\YKH`VY-YPKH` sum of $123,907.75 , together person(s), or the entity upon accordance with RCW :\UKH`PULHJOVM[OLUL[^VYRUL^ZWHWLYZ[V[HSVM HKZHUK[OLI\`^V\SKJVZ[ with interest as provided in the behalf of which the person(s) 61.24.060. THIS NOTICE IS RCO LEGAL, P.S. Note from 2/1/2016 on, and acted, executed the instru- THE FINAL STEP BEFORE By Laura Coughlin, 7,9+(@7,95,>:7(7,9VY WLYTVU[O such other costs and fees as ment. I certify under PENALTY THE FORECLOSURE SALE WSBA #46124 7SLHZLJHSS;OL*OYVUPJSL*\Z[VTLY:LY]PJL MVYKL[HPSZ are provided by statute. V. The OF PERJURY under the laws OF YOUR HOME. You have Attorneys for Plaintiff above-described real property of the State of WITNESS my only 20 DAYS from the 13555 SE 36th Street, Ste 300 will be sold to satisfy the hand and official seal. ( Seal) recording date of this notice to Bellevue, WA 98006 ANNOUNCEMENTS HEALTH/BEAUTY expense of sale and the Signature IDSPub #0118173 pursue mediation. DO NOT obligation secured by the Deed 2/14/2017 3/7/2017 DELAY. CONTACT A HOUS- ,=,9@)<:05,::OHZHZ[VY`[V[LSS ,30405(;,*,33<30;,HUK0UJOLZPU of Trust as provided by statute. ING COUNSELOR OR AN .L[`V\YTLZZHNLV\[^P[O*HSPMVYUPH»Z ^LLRZ(SSUH[\YHS6KVYMYLL>VYRZMVY Said sale will be made without Published: The Chronicle ATTORNEY LICENSED IN 794LKPH9LSLHZL¶[OLVUS`7YLZZ9L TLUVY^VTLU-YLLTVU[OZ\WWS`VU warranty, expressed or im- February 14 & March 7, 2017 WASHINGTON NOW to as- plied, regarding title, posses- sess your situation and refer SLHZL:LY]PJLVWLYH[LKI`[OLWYLZZ[V ZLSLJ[WHJRHNLZ6YKLYUV^ sion or encumbrances on 95786 IDSPub#0120458 you to mediation if you are NL[WYLZZ-VYTVYLPUMVJVU[HJ[*LJLSPH 75+* 3/17/2017 . The defaults refer- TS#WA-16-750165-BB eligible and it may help you ' VYO[[W!WYTLKPHY red to in Paragraph III must be save your home. See below for Need to LSLHZLJVTJHSPMVYUPH75+* HEALTH/MEDICAL cured by 3/6/2017 (11 days NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S safe sources of help. SEEK- before the sale date), or by SALE Pursuant to the Revised ING ASSISTANCE Housing AUTOS WANTED 6?@.,5(U`[PTL(U`ÔLYL5V other date as permitted in the Code of Washington 61.24, et counselors and legal assis- access an [HURZ[VYLÄSS5VKLSP]LYPLZ;OL(SS Note or Deed of Trust, to seq. TS No.: tance may be available at little .V[HUVSKLYJHYIVH[VY9=&+V[OL 5L^0UVNLU6UL.PZVUS` WV\UKZ cause a discontinuance of the WA-16-750165-BB APN No.: or no cost to you. If you would O\THUL[OPUN+VUH[LP[[V[OL/\THUL sale. The sale will be discontin- 009797-016-000 Title Order like assistance in determining -((HWWYV]LK-9,,PUMVRP[! ued and terminated if at any No.: 160319159-WA-MSO your rights and opportunities to archived :VJPL[`*HSS 75+* 75+* time before 3/6/2017 (11 days Deed of Trust Grantor(s): keep your house, you may +65(;,@6<9*(9;9<*269)6(; :[VW6=,97(@05.MVY`V\YWYLZJYPW before the sale), or by other ERICA RAGER, ROBERT RA- contact the following: The ;6/,90;(.,-69;/,)305+-YLL [PVUZ:(=,*HSSV\YSPJLUZLK*HUHKPHU date as permitted in the Note GER Deed of Trust Grantee(s): statewide foreclosure hotline +H`=HJH[PVU;H_+LK\J[PISL-YLL;V^ HUK0U[LYUH[PVUHSWOHYTHJ`JVTWHYL or Deed of Trust, the default as TWINSTAR CREDIT UNION for assistance and referral to legal? PUN(SS7HWLY^VYR;HRLU*HYL6M*(33 set forth in Paragraph III is Deed of Trust Instrument/Ref- housing counselors recom- WYPJLZHUKNL[ 6--`V\YÄYZ[WYL cured and the Trustee's fees erence No.: 3394408 I. NO- mended by the Housing Fi- 75+* ZJYPW[PVU*(33 7YVTV and costs are paid. Payment TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that nance Commission: Toll-free: *VKL*+*75+* must be in cash or with Quality Loan Service Corp. of 1-877-894-HOME BUSINESS SERVICES .V[2ULL7HPU&)HJR7HPU&:OV\SKLY cashiers or certified checks Washington, the undersigned (1-877-894-4663) or Web site: from a State or federally Trustee, will on 3/17/2017 , at http://www.dfi.wa.gov/consum +0+@6<256>5L^ZWHWLYNLULYH[LK 7HPU&.L[HWHPUYLSPL]PUNIYHJLSP[[SLVY chartered bank. The sale may 10:00 AM At the North en- ers/homeownership/post_purc JVU[LU[PZZV]HS\HISLP[»Z[HRLUHUKYL 56JVZ[[V`V\4LKPJHYL7H[PLU[Z*HSS be terminated any time after trance of the Lewis County hase_counselors_foreclosure WLH[LKJVUKLUZLKIYVHKJHZ[[^LL[LK /LHS[O/V[SPUL5V^ the 3/6/2017 (11 days before Courthouse, located at 351 .htm . The United States KPZJ\ZZLKWVZ[LKJVWPLKLKP[LKHUK 75+* the sale date) and before the NW North St, Chehalis, WA Department of Housing and LTHPSLKJV\U[SLZZ[PTLZ[OYV\NOV\[[OL =0(.9(HUK*0(30:<:,9:*\[`V\Y sale, by the Borrower or 98532 sell at public auction to Urban Development: Toll-free: Grantor or the holder of any the highest and best bidder, 1-800-569-4287 or National KHÌ`V[OLYZ&+PZJV]LY[OL7V^LYVM +Y\NJVZ[Z:(=, 7PSSZMVY recorded junior lien or encum- payable in the form of credit Web Site: http://portal.hud.gov 5L^ZWHWLY(K]LY[PZPUNPU-0=,:;(;,: -9,,:OPWWPUN .\HYHU[LLK brance by paying the principal bid or cash bid in the form of /hudportal/HUD or for Local ^P[OQ\Z[VULWOVULJHSS-VYMYLL7HJPÄJ HUK+PZJYLL[*(33 and interest, plus costs, fees cashier's check or certified counseling agencies in Wash- 5VY[O^LZ[5L^ZWHWLY(ZZVJPH[PVU 75+* and advances, if any, made checks from federally or State ington: http://www.hud.gov/offi 5L[^VYRIYVJO\YLZJHSS VY pursuant to the terms of the chartered banks, at the time of ces/hsg/sfh/hcc/fc/index.cfm LTHPSJLJLSPH'JUWHJVT75+* HELP WANTED/DRIVERS obligation and/or Deed of sale the following described ?webListAction=search&searc +0+@6<256>[OH[UV[VUS`KVLZ Trust, and curing all other real property, situated in the hstate=WA&filterSvc=dfc The 8\HSP[`;YHUZWVY[H[PVUPZOPYPUN4HPU[L defaults. VI. A written Notice of County of LEWIS, State of statewide civil legal aid hotline UL^ZWHWLYTLKPHYLHJOH/<.,(\KP Default was transmitted by the Washington, to-wit: LOT 16, for assistance and referrals to LUJL[OL`HSZVYLHJOHU,5.(.,+ UHUJL4LJOHUPJZHUK*+3(+YP]LYZ Beneficiary or Trustee to the TALBOTS ADDITION TO THE other housing counselors and (<+0,5*,+PZJV]LY[OL7V^LYVM 3VJH[PVUZPU5L]HKH4<:;),>033 Borrower(s) and Grantor(s) by TOWN OF SALKUM, AS RE- attorneys: Telephone: 5L^ZWHWLY(K]LY[PZPUNPUÄ]LZ[H[LZ 05.;69,36*(;,*HSS both first class and certified CORDED IN VOLUME 4, OF 1-800-606-4819 or Web site: ¶(20+4;69 >(-VYHMYLLYH[L VY^^^X[PU]UL[MVYHWWSPJH[PVU755( mail, proof of which is in the PLATS, PAGE 23, LEWIS http://nwjustice.org/what-clear . IYVJO\YLJHSS VYLTHPS possession of the Trustee; and COUNTY, WASHINGTON Additional disclaimers provided MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE the Borrower and Grantor were More commonly known as: 260 by the Trustee: If you have JLJLSPH'JUWHJVT75+* personally served, if applica- STOWELL ROAD, SALKUM, previously been discharged +0+@6<256>05(TLYPJHUZVY /64,)9,(205:[HRLSLZZ[OHU WA 98582 which is subject to ble, with said written Notice of through bankruptcy, you may TPSSPVU<:(K\S[ZYLHKJVU[LU[ :,*65+:+VU»[^HP[7YV[LJ[`V\Y Default or the written Notice of that certain Deed of Trust have been released of person- MYVTUL^ZWHWLYTLKPHLHJO^LLR& Default was posted in a dated 3/12/2013, recorded al liability for this loan in which MHTPS``V\YOVTL`V\YHZZL[Z56>MVY conspicuous place on the real 3/19/2013, under Instrument case this letter is intended to +PZJV]LY[OL7V^LYVM[OL7HJPÄJ HZSP[[SLHZHKH`*HSS property described in Para- No. 3394408 records of LEWIS exercise the noteholders rights Washington 5VY[O^LZ[5L^ZWHWLY(K]LY[PZPUN-VYH 75+* graph I above, and the Trustee County, Washington , from against the real property only. 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ey that occur after the date of

not involving payment of mon-

ing payment. Any new defaults

must be added to the reinstat-

and any additional late charges

further payments coming due

may become due, and any

as time passes other payments

provided by statute. Of course,

Deed of Trust and as are

as are due under the Note and

and such other costs and fees

Note from August 15, 2016

with interest as provided in the

Trust is $402,544.82, together

tion secured by the Deed of tion secured by the Deed

The sum owing on the obliga-

2017...... $421,139.33

Amount as of February 13, Amount as of February

Total Estimated Reinstatement

Classifieds 12 • 12 Classifieds

Subtotal:...... $2,500.00

Publication Costs...... $1,500.00

Attorneys' Fees ...... $1,000.00

Additional Trustees' or

Additional Costs and Fees

Subtotal:...... $12,385.66

Late Fees...... $1,400.00

diem...... $10,985.66

Accrued Interest @ $83.86 per Accrued Interest @ $83.86

Additional Arrearages

(11 days before the sale date): (11 days before

February 13, 2017 February 13,

will be due to reinstate on will be due

The estimated amounts that The estimated

Reinstatement Amount: Reinstatement Total Current Estimated Total Current