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Election Results Adna, MWP Main 8, 9 and 10: Make Semis • Toledo Library Annexatiion • Councils, School Boards / Sports 1 Great Goats $1 Winlock Woman Weekend Edition Raises Award Thursday, Winning Animals / Nov. 7, 2013 Life 1 Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Small Precinct, Big Issues SHOWDOWN: Onalaska processed, every vote counts. If the current voting pattern con- At stake in this race: the right to tinues, it will be an all or nothing out- Housing Development govern a utility district rife with debt come: Each of the residents lags behind Owners Battle Residents and questionable ethics. each of the administrators five to six, Currently, three residents of according to unofficial results from By Lisa Broadt Birchfield, the Onalaska housing de- the Lewis County Auditor’s Office. [email protected] velopment served by District 5, trail Birchfield resident Deborah Hill- iard faces District 5 Clerk Kristine Pete Caster / [email protected] The old adage has never been three of the District’s administrators Deborah Hilliard, right, looks at her husband, Jimmy Hilliard, truer than in Birchfield’s Water Sewer in the fight for district commission during an interview last year. District No. 5 where, with 11 ballots seats. please see ISSUES, page Main 11 Vader ‘Perception of Reality’ Council Art Display at College Focuses on Former Centralia Prepares Man Who Vanished in Alaska Amid Rape Allegations to Block Pot Facility PROPOSAL: Seattle Developer to Move Forward in Bringing Multimillion Dollar Pot Production Industry to Vader By Amy Nile [email protected] The Vader City Council has stalled progress on a proposed multi-million dollar marijuana growing operation aimed at bringing industry to the cash-strapped area. The council asked city staff to prepare a resolu- tion to re-establish a six-month mora- torium on mari- Ken Smith juana gardens at Vader mayor its meeting Tues- day, according to Mayor Ken Smith. Still, Seattle Pete Caster / [email protected] developer Bran- Above: A student walks past Alex Gibson's art exhibit in Washington Hall on the Centralia College campus on Wednesday afternoon. don Milton said Below: Artist Alex Gibson stands next to one of his pieces of art in Washington Hall at Centralia College. he intends to apply for a licence to produce pot on a NOT FORGOTTEN: Artist around the concept of reality be- 30-acre industrial ing what one perceives it to be. site south of Va- Brandon Milton Disputes Suicide of The laser-etched glass pan- der’s Little Crane developer James Crawford, Believes els depict iconic images from Cafe on the city’s the life of James Crawford, who west side. Centralia Graduate grew up in Centralia and has When the application period Faked His Death since disappeared into the wild opens Nov. 18, Milton said, he of Southeast Alaska. hopes to receive three licenses to By Amy Nile Artist Alex Gibson said he grow in 30,000-square-foot areas [email protected] created the work because he be- under guidelines established by the lieves Crawford faked his own state Liquor Control Board through An art exhibit on display at Centralia College centers please see ART, page Main 11 please see POT, page Main 11

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Editor’s Best Bet Calendar ‘Up’ Opens at Centralia College “Up,” written by playwright his pellet gun, to safely descend. Today Bridget Carpenter, will open at 7 “Up” is not based on the story WHAT’S HAPPENING? p.m. tonight at Centralia College’s in the cartoon movie of the same Ketchum to Speak If you have an event you Corbet Theatre. name. Both deal with men pur- About I.P. Callison would like included in the The play is a production of suing their dreams via flights of Community Calendar, please Centralia College Theatre. imagination, but that’s where the Tony Ketchum will be speaking email your information to In “Up,” Carpenter walks a similarity ends. about the history and production [email protected]. Include veritable tightrope between fiction of I.P. Callison & Co. at tonight’s a daytime telephone number “Up,” the play, is best told and reality. The character Walter to mature audiences. meeting of the American Associa- where you can be reached. Griffin, played by Centralia Col- There is no charge for these Admission is $10 for tion of University Women, Lewis lege alum Matt Osborne, is fic- County Branch. listings. adults, and $8 for stu- For questions about calendar tional. He’s based, however, upon The meeting will be at 6:45 p.m. Larry Walters, a Vietnam veteran dents and seniors. For at The Gathering Place, Stillwaters items, call Doug Blosser at The reservations,call 736- Chronicle, (360) 807-8238. and California truck driver who Estates, 2899 Cooks Hill Road. on July 2, 1982, rigged a lawn 9391, ext. 525. Ketchum has worked at Callison chair to multiple helium balloons Performances of College, adults $10, students and seniors for nearly 40 years and holds the po- and set sail, rising quickly to “Up” will continue Fri- sition of special ingredient formula- $8, for mature audiences, call 736-9391, ext. 525, for reservations 16,000 feet and into the flight path days, Saturdays and tor and inventory control manager. Fun Addicts, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek of commercial airliners before he Sundays through Nov. He is also the mayor of Chehalis. Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, deflated enough balloons, with 16. Enter Stillwaters through the Co- ext. 301 lonial Residence gate off Scammon Creek Road. Guests are welcome. For more information, call Jan Saturday, Nov. 9 Snider at (360) 807-8391 or Kristi There also will be door prizes, hold its seventh annual wine and Nelson at (360) 748-4203. Love INC to Hold including a Burt’s Bees basket, a beer tasting and auction “Toast Fundraiser at Cooks Hill basketful of chocolate treats and for Tails” Saturday at the Capital Friday, Nov. 8 handmade quilted pot holders. Event Center, Tumwater. Community Church Ticket are $10 each and can be Proceeds from the fundraiser Oregon Trail music and dancing, open are used to help stop animals’ un- mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., Cowlitz Love In the Name of Christ will purchased through Halls Drug Prairie Grange, (360) 864-2023 hold its annual Fall Fundraiser on Center, 505 S. Tower Ave., Centra- wanted litters, reducing neglect, Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Cities Saturday at Cooks Hill Commu- lia; Book ‘n’ Brush, 518 N. Market suffering and euthanasia. Senior Center nity Church, 2400 Cooks Hill Road, Blvd., Chehalis; and Love INC, The group works to find homes for animals in Lewis, Ma- Potato and taco salad bar, open to ev- Centralia. 783 SW Pacific Ave, Chehalis, or eryone, $6, 4:30-7 p.m., Olequa Senior Cen- son and Thurston counties. The program will start at 6:30 call (360) 748-8611. ter, Winlock, (360) 785-4325 p.m. and will feature two barber- For more information, email Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled shop quartets, Midas Touch and [email protected] or Band, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, call (360) 480-7756. $5, (360) 262-3041 Matters of the Heart. In between Concern for Animals Carly Calbero, 8 p.m., Matrix Coffee- the two quartets, attendees can house, Chehalis, $6, (360) 740-0492 make their own ice cream sundae Plans ‘Toast for Tails’ “Up,” 8 p.m., Corbet Theatre, Centralia with lots of toppings. Concern for Animals will please see CALENDAR, page Main 11

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5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Nov. 7, 2013 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. 49.72 65.0 +0.02 100s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s 80s 73.79 85.0 0.00 70s Cowlitz at Packwood H 60s 1.97 10.5 -0.04 50s Cowlitz at Randle Showers Likely Few Showers Rain Likely Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy 40s 5.21 18.0 +0.12 30s H 53º 45º 51º 40º 47º 38º 47º 39º 46º 39º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 7.66 ---- +0.08 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 7:04 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 4:46 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 54 Moonrise ...... 11:20 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 39 51/43 45/34 Moonset...... 9:04 p.m. Normal High ...... 55 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 40 52/44 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 68 in 1999 Seattle Anchorage 31/21 mc 34/18 pc Record Low...... 22 in 1935 54/45 Boise 54/38 ra 51/35 mc Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg First Full Last New Boston 63/39 sh 50/34 s Yesterday ...... 0.00" 54/45 45/34 11/10 11/17 11/25 12/2 Dallas 65/45 s 66/48 s Month to date ...... 0.39" Tacoma Honolulu 83/72 pc 85/74 sh Normal month to date ...1.26" Centralia 53/45 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 72/51 s 74/51 s Year to date...... 26.74" 53/45 Yakima Nashville 57/35 sh 59/37 s Normal year to date ....34.10" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 82/56 s 82/56 s 48/36 Longview 52/44 Trees None None St. Louis 55/33 s 55/43 s Salt Lake City 59/42 mc 56/42 pc AreaWe Want Conditions Your Photos 53/45 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 67/50 s 64/49 s Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 65/38 sh 53/34 s Portland 54/43 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photographs to The Chronicle for our Voices 54/44 52/42 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Fri. Today Fri. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 82/63 pc 81/63 mc New Delhi 80/62 sh 78/58 ra City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 58/33 s 59/41 s Paris 61/51 sh 57/42 sh Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 53/45 sh 51/43 sh Spokane 46/38 ra 48/31 sh London 54/44 pc 53/40 sh Rio de Janeiro 76/69 ra 80/70 t cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 54/47 sh 53/45 sh Tri Cities 53/39 t 55/34 mc Mexico City 70/51 t 68/51 pc Rome 74/60 s 71/63 sh sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 54/45 sh 53/41 sh Wenatchee 48/38 ra 53/35 pc Moscow 53/41 sh 44/37 mc Sydney 84/64 s 87/67 s

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1985 Maurin Murders CENTRALIA WOMAN SHARES RIFFE’S Detective Describes Suspect’s ALLEGED LURID FANTASIES WITH JURY By Stephanie Schendel Arrest in Alaska in Summer of 2012 [email protected] A woman who had an on- WEEK FIVE: Detective ever thought that one day the line relationship with Rick Riffe police would come knock on his in the year preceding his 2012 Bruce Kimsey Spent door regarding the Maurin ho- arrest is expected to tell the the Last Eight Years micide, to which Riffe respond- jury on Thursday that he once ed: “Well, yeah.” told her he wanted to have sex Slowly Reviewing the with her where the bodies of Massive Cold-Case A FEW HOURS INTO Kimsey’s tes- Ed and Minnie Maurin were timony Wednesday, the jury was found in 1985. File, Building a Case sent out of the courtroom briefly Deborah George took the Against Riffe Brothers so the attorneys could argue out- stand late Wednesday after- side their presence regarding a noon and began to tell the By Stephanie Schendel joke, which was derogatory to- jury that she started an online [email protected] ward women, that Riffe told the relationship with the defen- Rick Riffe was uptight and detectives while they were trans- dant about two years ago after short with detectives during the porting him to the Lewis County he sent a friend request to her interview leading up to his arrest Jail. Facebook account, which she Kimsey said that at one point shared with her husband. on July 9, 2012. After he was in Pete Caster / [email protected] handcuffs, though, he relaxed, during the car ride down to Investigators learned of the Lewis County Deputy Prosecutor Will Halstead questions Lewis County Sherif’s Lewis County, the detectives and online relationship between smiled and even joked with po- Detective Bruce Kimsey during his testimony in Rick Rife’s double-homicide trial lice, Lewis County Detective Riffe stopped for food in Federal the 57-year-old Centralia in Lewis County Superior Court on Tuesday afternoon at the Lewis County Law Way. The detective then went woman and Riffe after his 2012 Bruce Kimsey told the jury dur- and Justice Center in Chehalis. ing the 21st day of the cold-case into a gas station and bought arrest, Detective Bruce Kimsey murder trial in Lewis County Riffe a pack of cigarettes. told the jury earlier that day. tify in the trial. His testimony, that point, Kimsey said, Riffe The detective said while at They first learned about the Superior Court. which began Tuesday afternoon looked relieved. Lewis County investiga- Riffe’s house in Alaska, he no- relationship from Deborah and continued nearly all day “His shoulders went down,” ticed Riffe was smoking Pall George’s husband, Leslie tors, along with an Alaska state Wednesday, kicked off the fifth Kimsey said. “It looked like it re- trooper, went to the house in Mall unfiltered cigarettes. The George, who testified earlier week of trial. Court was recessed laxed him.” minimart in Federal Way, how- in the trial about his friendship King Salmon, Alaska, where all day Monday as well as Tues- Riffe then said, “Well, I’m go- Riffe lived with his longtime ever, only had filtered cigarettes. with the Riffe brothers in the day morning so Riffe’s defense ing to need my medications and girlfriend, with a warrant for his Kimsey apologized to Riffe mid-1980s. Leslie George had attorney, John Crowley, could my cigarettes.” about not being able to purchase suspected they were respon- arrest. appear in court in other parts of They asked the cigarettes he wanted, and sible for the Maurins’ slayings. the state for other clients. AUTHORITIES ALLEGE that Rick Riffe questions Riffe took a cigarette, broke off It is unclear how much the The phone rang at one point in the two hours Riffe and his now-deceased the filter and joked, “I like my jury will hear about what was in the July 2012 conversation in leading up to brother John Riffe abducted Ed women like I like my cigarette — said during the online sexual his arrest, Kim- Riffe’s house, Kimsey told the and Minnie Maurin from their without a tampon.” conversations, which, Lewis sey said Tuesday jury. Riffe stood up and walked Ethel home on Dec. 19, 1985, and Deputy Prosecutor Will Hal- County Prosecutor Jonathan afternoon. In into the other room to answer it. forced them to withdraw mon- stead argued to presiding Judge Meyer told the judge outside response to al- Kimsey followed him. ey from a Chehalis bank. One Richard Brosey that the remark the presence of the jury on The phone call, Kimsey said, of the brothers then executed shows what type of person the Tuesday afternoon, included most every one Rick Riffe of the investiga- was from Riffe’s long-term girl- the couple in their vehicle and defendant is and that the pros- remarks regarding Riffe tell- accused friend, who was at work at a res- dumped their bodies on a rural ing Deborah he wanted her tors’ questions, murderer ecution should not have to “neu- Riffe either re- taurant in town. logging road in Adna, according tralize and sterilize” Riffe’s be- to have sex with a dog and a plied with “I don’t know,” or “I While on the phone with her, to prosecutors. After an investi- havior for the jury. donkey. Meyer previously said can’t remember,” Kimsey said. Riffe mentioned nothing about gation that spanned nearly three Crowley countered that the that Deborah told investiga- Kimsey said Riffe appeared the police who were asking him decades, Lewis County detec- prosecution wanted to give the tors Riffe had once told her he to be “controlled and calm” when questions about a murder. In- tives traveled to Alaska last year jury — made up mostly of wom- wanted to have sex with her speaking with him, as though he stead he said, “yes,” “uh huh,” to arrest the surviving brother en — the impression that his cli- where the Maurins were shot was just “going through the mo- and grunted in agreement with suspected to be responsible for ent was sexist. and killed. tions” of a police interview. whatever was said on the other the slayings. The judge agreed and ruled Riffe’s attorney, John Crow- During their conversation, end of the call. A few weeks after his ar- that remarks like the one in ley, told the judge that, while which took place in the living He then said “I love you,” and rest, Kimsey and another Lewis question could offend some ju- his client denies ever saying room of Riffe’s house, Kimsey hung up, and turned to look at County detective traveled to rors and affect the outcome of those things, the remarks said Riffe continued to smoke Kimsey. Alaska a second time to escort the case. should not repeated in front of cigarettes, even though he was “Then (Riffe) gets off the Rick Riffe on the flight from “He’s not on trial for the type the jury as they were irrelevant breathing with the assistance of phone, and says, ‘I just ordered Alaska to Seattle, and then dur- of person the state thinks he is and prejudicial. an oxygen tank. Riffe would take some chicken wings,’” the de- ing the drive from Seattle to — he’s on trial for specific acts,” Presiding Judge Richard a drag from the cigarette and tective told the jury Wednesday. Lewis County. Brosey said, later adding, “You Brosey did not make a ruling slowly exhale, while a vein in his “Here I am here talking to him Throughout their trip, Kim- can’t convict someone of being Tuesday on whether or not neck pulsed, the detective said. about a murder case, and here he sey said he continued to speak a jerk.” those conversations could be “He’s screaming on the inside, orders some chicken wings.” with Riffe, who had relaxed sub- Ultimately, Brosey ruled retold to the jury, but did say but he is staying very calm when The conversation between stantially. Kimsey could say that Riffe he was apprehensive about talking to me,” Kimsey told the Riffe and the detectives contin- “It’s totally different,” Kimsey made a joke about a cigarette, but allowing it. jury. ued a while longer before the said. “He is more open to talk to could not repeat the actual joke, Deborah George’s testimo- investigators told Riffe he was me.” or mention that it was about ny is expected to resume early KIMSEY WAS THE 87th witness under arrest for murder, kidnap- While on the plane, Kimsey women. Thursday morning. called by the prosecution to tes- ping, robbery and burglary. At told the jury he asked Riffe if he Testimony resumes today. Lewis County Terminates Budget Director Dawna Truman By Lisa Broadt chair, said the board felt it “need- ty for more than six. In January, the Lewis County Following 30 days of admin- [email protected] ed to go in a different direction.” The makeup of the Lewis Commission will begin seeking istrative leave, Truman must de- “The important thing is County Commission and its candidates or restructuring the cide whether or not to accept a Dawna Truman, Lewis chemistry. We wanted to make department leaders was “signif- department. severance package, according to County’s budget and fiscal ser- some changes,” he said. icantly different” when she was Though Lewis County is the Lewis County Commission. vices director, was terminated Schulte estimated the typical hired than it is now, Schulte in the throes of budget season, The last director let go by the from county employment last tenure of a county department said. Schulte is not worried. county was former public works week without statement of cause. director to be about four years. It’s not yet clear if the coun- “Dawna’s budget staff is top director Mark Cook, who was Bill Schulte, the commission’s Truman worked for the county will hire a replacement. notch,” he said fired in 2007. Officers Close Mellen Street Bridge to Help Troubled Man By The Chronicle Providence Centralia Hospital. ry talked to the man. “He was just having a tough A passerby called police Mellen Street bridge over the The Books of Lewis County Chehalis River in Centralia tempo- day,” Commander David Ross around 2 p.m. Wednesday to rarily closed Wednesday afternoon said. “ We always give people the report a man climbing over the Available now! as police officers assisted a 39-year- opportunity (for a transport) if guardrail on the bridge. The A Simple Song by old man, who appeared to be at- they are having problem. We will passerby was concerned for the Russ Mohney tempting to jump into the river. give them a courtesy transport to man’s well being, police said. Officer Mike Lowry ap- the emergency room.” “He was going through some proached the man and offered Traffic backed up on both personal difficulties and ended assistance. The man, who said sides of the Mellen Street bridge up being transported to the hos- after officers closed the bridge pital for evaluation,” Command- he was having some family is- $ 99 sues, agreed to be transported to for about 10 minutes while Low- er Jim Rich said. 28ea + Tax $ 99 News in Brief 12 ea On July 12, 2003, Troit was construction site, ready to set on + Tax By The Chronicle Our Hometowns Volume 1-3 originally issued her credential Monday and Tuesday. Nurse Charged with to practice as a nursing Rotschy Inc., contractor for assistant-certified. the project, will use a crane to Unprofessional Conduct place each girder on the piers $ 95 18ea The state Nursing Assistant built since August, WSDOT said. State Route 6 Bridge Crews will work during the + Tax Program charged Lewis County Book Only winter to build the 275-foot-long registered nursing assistant and Girder Setting Next Week $ 99 + Tax bridge deck after the girders are 9 ea certified nursing assistant Susan Contractor crews will set 12 set. Renea Troit, also known as Susie concrete girders on the new State DVD Only WSDOT expects to open the + Tax R. Towne, with unprofessional Route 6 Willapa River Bridge $ 99 new bridge to drivers and demol- The Flood 3 ea conduct on Oct. 18. next week, marking a major ish the old bridge by fall 2014. DVD & Book Troit allegedly didn’t com- milestone in the project, accord- The new 36-foot-wide bridge of 2007 Combo Walkin’ Joe ply with previous requirements Book & DVD $ 98+ Tax and the Midnight Marauders ing to the Washington State De- will better meet the needs of to- 13ea by Dennis R. Waller to participate in a substance partment of Transportation. day’s drivers, WSDOT said, and CH487162cf.sw abuse monitoring program and The new bridge will replace help improve traffic flow be- didn’t disclose her disciplinary the aging steel-truss bridge, built tween Interstate 5 and coastal Stop in today to one of these background while applying for in 1929. communities. locations and get your copy!! a nursing assistant certification The girders — ranging from The $6.3 million project is endorsement and a nursing as- 75 to 125 feet long — are pre- funded by the 2005 gas tax and Lewis County sistant expired certification acti- fabricated in Tacoma, WSDOT other state highway-improvement Historical Museum vation, according to state records. said, and will be delivered to the funds, according to WSDOT. Main 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013 BUSINESS Contractor Selected for Final Phase of Northwest Sport Hub CHOSEN: Big Rock The Lewis County Public Fa- received 10 other bids ranging tract ready to sign by Friday. exterior phase of the Northwest cilities District Board agreed on from $686,900 to $898,502. “We are proceeding right now Sports Hub. Construction, Tumwater, Tuesday to approve a contract The estimated cost to com- with a draft contract with Big Kaufman Construction bid with Big Rock Construction, plete the final phase of the Rock Construction,” PFD Trea- $733,453 for the final phase. Expected to Finish Tumwater, to complete the final Northwest Sports Hub — cur- surer Rose Bowman said Tues- “They are ready to give us the interior phase of the Northwest rently under construction west of day. “The quicker we get them keys to the building and turn it Project by March Sports Hub in Centralia. Pioneer Way in Fort Borst Park signed, the quicker they will get over to us,” Bowman said. By Kyle Spurr Big Rock Construction sub- in Centralia — was between to work.” The entire project is estimat- mitted the lowest bid of $674,233 $850,000 and $950,000. Kaufman Construction, ed to be completed by late March [email protected] to the PFD last week. The PFD The PFD plans to have a con- Olympia, is finishing the first, 2014. A Taste of Texas in the Twin Cities

ABOUT TEXAS BBQ GRILL Owners’ Names: Brenda and Gerardo Salgado Age of Business: One month Number of Employees: Seven Address: 2601 NE Kresky Ave., Chehalis Phone: (360) 330-8083 Hours: Sunday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

LOW AND SLOW: Texas Salgado operated two restaurants in her native Honduras BBQ Grill Smokes 350 before relocating to Mossyrock Pounds of Chicken, Pork in 2004. When Joe Mays, who was a and Brisket for Eight Mossyrock pastor in addition to a barbecue master, died in 2006, Hours Each Week to Pete Caster / [email protected] Salgado said, she decided to Feed Patrons of Newest take over the business and con- Brenda Salgado, owner of Texas BBQ Grill, leans against the counter next to her signature dish, the Terriic Tater, on Monday Chehalis Restaurant tinue working toward his dream afternoon at the restaurant in Chehalis. of bringing a taste of Texas to Texan “low and slow” tradition, demand. Additionally, she said, you know,” she said. By Amy Nile Washington. come all the classic fixings, such her entire family has pitched in, ••• “For me, the family roots are [email protected] as potato salad, coleslaw and most important in life,” Salgado, helping to decorate and paint the Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 baked beans. A Mossyrock woman is serv- a mother of four, said. “It’s a fam- white walls with warmer colors. twitter.com/AmyNileReports ing up traditional Texas barbe- ily business. I’m proud of this.” “People are coming to eat and “We want people eating good www.facebook.com/ cue with all the fixings to honor Now, Salgado is serving bar- they’re really happy we’re here,” in a familiar place, like home AmyNileTheChronicle her family heritage at Chehalis’ becued chicken, pork and brisket she said. “They’re really enjoying newest restaurant. and the house specialty, the “Ter- the food.” Brenda Salgado opened Texas rific Tater,” a potato stuffed with To keep up with customers’ BBQ Grill last month on Kresky pork and baked beans at the new growing appetites, Salgado’s hus- Avenue in the location that previ- restaurant. band, Gerardo, said he has about ously housed Saltzer Creek Sea- “All the people love this pota- smoking a total of about 350 - food & Burgers. pounds of meat in four weekly THE 4 DAY to,” Salgado said. “Now, it’s kind Salgado said she learned to of famous.” cookouts. smoke meat about 10 years ago Patrons may substitute chick- “The people love barbecue,” when her stepfather Joe Mays, a en or brisket instead of pork in he said. SUPER SALE native Texan, and her mother, the one-of-a-kind stuffed pota- Salgado said she began with Isabell Mays, owned a barbecue toes. Along with the meat, which just four employees and has catering business for events and is smoked for eight hours at a hired an additional three work- NOVEMBER 8–11 fairs. low temperature, as mandated by ers to keep up with the increasing October Lewis County Real Estate Sales % Drop, Home Prices Down to $11,300 OFF* GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN: the same month one year ago. In Northwest MLS, pending sales October, Lewis County’s average in October were down nearly 3 Industry Analysts home price was $156,788. percent from 12 months ago. Re- 40 Report Closure Slowed In Grays Harbor County, gionwide, closed sales rose more the median home price grew by than 12 percent and total real es- Positive Momentum $1,500, to $118,000 in October. tate activity grew by 5 percent. PAINTS & STAINS in Housing Market That’s up nearly 1.3 percent from Median home prices rose $116,500 last year. nearly 8 percent from $251,625 By Amy Nile Pending sales grew by nearly last year to $271,000 in October. [email protected] 8 percent in October 2013 from That’s up $19,375 from last year. 2012. Pending home sales in Lewis Total real estate activ- ACROSS THE REGION, home sales County fell by nearly 25 percent ity dropped nearly 2 percent and slowed in October while prices and closed sales increased just closed sales fell by 8.3 percent in continued to rise, according to 1.8 percent in October compared October from the previous year. MLS’s newest statistics. to the same time one year ago, In Thurston County, the me- Brokers point to the federal according to figures released dian home price fell more than 7 government shutdown during * * Tuesday by the Northwest Mul- percent to $203,495 in October, the first two weeks of the month, 30% OFF 15 % OFF tiple Listing Service. compared to $220,000 a year ago. below-normal inventory, and Painting Supplies Inspired by Color® Wallpaper Total real estate activity also Still, pending sales rose al- shaken consumer confidence as dropped nearly 5 percent in Oc- most 16 percent and closed sales factors in the slowdown of the tober. grew by nearly 2 percent over housing market. The median home price in the year. Total real estate activ- Still, brokers reported to MLS Lewis County decreased $11,300 ity increased nearly 5 percent in when comparing year-to-date to- EXTENDED STOrE HOurS MON – FrI: 7 aM TO 8 PM • SaT: 8 aM TO 6 PM in October to $148,700. That’s October. tals for 2013 with 2012, the mar- SuN: 10 aM TO 6 PM down 7 percent from $160,000 In the 21 counties served by ket continues to recover. Store hours may vary. See store for details.

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Offer valid 11/8/13 – 11/11/13. © 2013 The Tempur-Pedic pillows and mas- Chiropractor Dustin Lewis (360) 266-8800. Sherwin-Williams Company. • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013 Traffic Stop in Vader Leads to Recovery of Stolen Vehicle and Firearm By The Chronicle cording to a news release from they were lost. from possessing firearms. ties for their hard work. A traffic stop in Vader re- the sheriff’s office. Snaza was A registration check of the He was arrested and booked “This was an excellent job by sulted in the arrest of a Portland aware that the property own- Mazda revealed it had been re- into jail for possession of a sto- two of our finest deputies,” Aust man and the recovery of a stolen ers were out of town, and had ported stolen in Portland on Nov. len vehicle, possession of a stolen said in a press release. “Sgt. Snaza handgun and vehicle Tuesday af- requested the sheriff’s office to 3. Deputies located a stolen 9 mm firearm and felon in possession was aware of the concerns of the watch their property. Glock with a 30-round, high-ca- of a firearm, according to the property owner and kept a vigi- ternoon, according to the Lewis Snaza, with the assistance of pacity loaded magazine under- sheriff’s office. The woman, who lant watch on the property. His County Sheriff’s Office. Deputy Tim English, pulled the neath the driver’s seat, according did not appear to have knowl- hard work paid off and he, and Lewis County Sgt. Rob Snaza vehicle over, according to the to the sheriff’s office. The fire- edge that the car was stolen or of Deputy English, took a danger- was on patrol in Vader at about 4 release. The driver, Dominick arm had been reported stolen out the gun, was released. ous felon off the streets of Lewis p.m. and saw a 1986 Mazda RX7 J. Perry, 36, of Portland, and his of the Portland area, from a dif- Commander Steve Aust, with County. Considering Mr. Perry’s leaving a property near Highway 34-year-old female passenger, ferent victim, in October. Perry, the Lewis County Sheriff's Of- history, this situation could have 506 and E Street in Vader, ac- also from Portland, told police a convicted felon, is prohibited fice, commended the two depu- ended much differently.” Adna Man’s Motorcycle Trip to South America Underway TRAVEL: Taylor Elliott Mexico by next week. Throughout his trip, Elliott Making Second Attempt said he wants to stop and see the to Reach Argentina pyramids in Mexico, Machu Pic- chu in Peru and Bolivia’s Death By Kyle Spurr Road — dubbed the most dan- [email protected] gerous road in the world. “Those are the bigs one I'm Taylor Elliott, a 23-year-old making a point to go to,” He said. Adna native, is attempting a second motorcycle trip to South “Those are the main points.” America after failing to complete The 30,000-mile trip will the journey last year. cost Elliott between $10,000 and Elliott left from Adna on $15,000, he said. Monday morning and spent the Since his first trip, Elliott night in Newport, Ore. He plans saved money from his job as a set to travel on his BMW GS 650 team member for Grocery Out- motorcycle to Argentina and re- let, learned Spanish and bought turn home in about four months. a brand new 2012 BMW GS 650 “I’m taking the 101 down,” for $8,000. Elliott said on Monday. “Not a “Shortly after arriving home whole lot happened to me today. in early February, I quickly be- The rain just poured on me. I’m came drawn to the idea of a sec- soaked right now.” ond trip to Mexico,” Elliott wrote Elliott headed for Argentina last year on his blog headedsouth. in January 2012, but decided to net. “Even running into as many turn around in Guatemala due problems as I had, being in Mex- to loneliness from not being able ico was the best experience of to speak Spanish, finances after my life and I’m willing to put my being robbed by a police officer professional life on hold for the in Acapulco, Mexico, and the time being to accomplish some personal goals.” condition of his bike, which was Pete Caster / [email protected] leaking coolant. After the first day of travel, Elliott was already 80 miles far- Taylor Elliott squats next to his BMW GS 640 motorcycle outside his home in Adna on April 10. Elliott plans to ride all the way This time around, Elliott said, south to Argentina. He left this week and expects to be gone for four months. he is more prepared. His motor- ther than after the first day of his cycle and all of his belongings first attempt. For updates on Elliott’s trip, the coming weeks with pictures weighed about 820 pounds be- “Today, I don't know if I could visit his blog www.headedsouth. as well,” Elliott wrote before the fore he left Adna, he said. have gone much farther than I net. trip. “I’m ready for another ad- Elliott said he hopes to be in did,” Elliott said Monday. “I’ll keep you guys posted in venture.” November 1 - November 7 Despicable Me 2 U.S. Congress Renews Secure Rural Schools Funding $3 • PG ONE MORE YEAR: Program’s elect to receive 25 percent of an- county-approved contracts. No for four more years in 2008, for 11:30am & 2:30pm (Sat., Sun.) nual timber receipts from the more than 7 percent may be alone more year in 2012, and then 12:30pm (Wed. Early Bird Matinee) Future is Uncertain forest or may receive the Rural located to Title III, according to 6:00pm (Fri. - Tues.)

for one more year in 2013. CH506873cz.cg Schools money. In recent years, Rural Schools requirements. By Lisa Broadt Each renewal has provided We’re the Millers timber receipts have been an Last year, Lewis County gave $3 • R [email protected] unpalatable option — logging in 13 percent to Title II and 2 per- less money. 9:00pm (Fri. - Tues.) Washington has been cut back cent to Title III. If past trends continue, Lewis Lewis County will receive Wednesday & Thursday an estimated 90 percent over the The state auditor’s office, County stands to receive under “THE TREMBLING GIANT - NR” 6:30pm, $8.00, Secure Rural Schools money in doors open at 5:30pm last decade. however, said it did not approve $2.1 million in 2013. $$Two Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, minor 2013 pursuant to U.S. Congress’ The Lewis County Commis- of the Title III spending, so, for with parent at or before 6:00pm In 2008 Lewis County re- Minor with parent before 7 pm only one-year resurrection of the fed- $3 All Ages • Ages 3 and under are FREE sion at its meeting Monday elect- simplicity, this year the county ceived about $4.4 million. That 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia eral funding program that pro- ed to receive the Secure Rural will allocate 15 percent of the (360) 736-1634 • vides assistance to rural coun- number dropped to $4 million Schools funding. money to Title II projects, ac- in 2009, $3.6 million in 2010, ties affected by the decline in Lewis County must spend 15 cording to County Commission- revenue from timber harvests on to 20 percent of that money on er Lee Grose. $2.3 million in 2011 and $2.2 Sharon Care federal lands. million in 2012, according to in- Title II, or state recreation and Enacted in 2000, Secure Ru- Center According to the program conservation office approved ral Schools expired in 2006 but formation provided by the Lewis guidelines, rural counties may projects, and Title III, specific was renewed for one year in 2007, County budget department. “Great care at a Great News in Brief place” Chehalis Library Talk will realize the changing sig- McConaghy teaches at the nificance of words like “Demo- University of Washington. Her Sharon Care Center to Focus on Civil War crat” and “Republican” and learn work has been honored by the can help you with about various opinions on race Washington Museum Associa- By The Chronicle everyday living, and slavery in the territory. The tion, the Oral History Associa- Washington state’s involve- reading will be followed by a tion, the National Council on manage your ment in the Civil War will be conversation about the ideas and Public History and the Ameri- Full Color Is medications, and discussed by historian Lorraine themes raised. can Association for State and Lo- McConaghy on Saturday, Nov. McConaghy is a public histo- cal History. In 2010, she received Fabulous! provide you with 16, from 1 to 2:30 p.m at the rian specializing in Pacific North- the Robert Gray Medal, the high- NOW EASIER THAN EVER! a safe and Vernetta Smith Chehalis Tim- west history. At Seattle’s Museum est honor awarded by the Wash- GET YOUR CUSTOMER’S berland Library. of History & Industry, she has ington State Historical Society. ATTENTION WITH FULL COLOR secure setting. CH506892cz.sw After a brief lecture to set curated a series of successful proj- This presentation is spon- SIGNS AND GRAPHICS! Call For A Complimentary context, the audience will read ects, including the museum’s core sored by Humanities Washing- Tour And Lunch the words of ordinary settlers, exhibits, “Metropolis 150” and ton and supported by 736-6322 (360) 736-0112 territorial military and admin- “Essential Seattle,” as well as “Blue For more information, con- 1509 Harrison Ave., istrative leadership. Through vs. Gray: Civil War in the Pacific tact the library at (360) 748-3301 1616 S. Gold St. Centralia, WA 98531 Centralia the presentation, participants Northwest.” or visit www.TRL.org. In The Fairway Center

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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 Election Items: Chehalis Council, Initiatives and Senate Control ITEM: Chehalis City Council In- limiting initiatives started passing. in a media blitz unseen before ITEM: Republican Takes Early cumbents Receive Strong Support Our Views Those initiatives put a break on in Washington state; it was the Lead in State Senate Contest COMMENT: All three sitting ITEM: Voters Turn Back Initia- the spending in Olympia. This costliest initiative spending in COMMENT: Jan Angel after initial Chehalis city councilmen — tive on Initiatives vote will encourage the tax and the history of the Evergreen ballot counts has a slight 51 per- Chad Taylor, Dennis Dawes and COMMENT: Initiative 517 was spenders that up to now were State. When California attempt- cent lead in her 26th District (Kit- Bob Spahr — hold commanding failing by a large margin after curbed by various two-thirds vote ed to pass a similar measure, sap and Pierce counties) race for leads in their efforts to remain early returns, with 61 percent requirement initiatives. the big money companies spend the Senate. Right now, the Senate city representatives. Taylor said rejecting the proposal. The $46 million to defeat it. In the is controlled by a Republican Ma- the vote reveals a city that is Chronicle Our Views has consis- ITEM: Initiative on Labeling confusion from the overload jority Coalition Caucus. Similar to satisfied with their political tently been highly supportive of GMO Foods Goes Down of one-sided information this the GMO initiative, spending was leadership. You can’t argue with the state’s initiative system, which COMMENT: Unlike the initia- election cycle, we’re not satis- high on the race — $2.9 million. the numbers; the council must gives a direct voice to citizens in tive on initiatives above, Initia- fied it was a fair display of what At stake is whether the Senate stays be doing a laudable job of run- directing their state Legislature. tive 522 was bought and sold by I-522 and genetically modified in Republican control to counter- ning Lewis County’s second- As the example above, however, big monied interests (Monsanto, food labeling would mean in balance the Democrat majority in largest city. Congratulations to the numbers speak for themselves. DuPont, Nestle, General Mills, the coming years. One fact we the House and Democrat Gov. Jay the winners and thanks for the One warning: Some quarters Coca-Cola and Pepsi), which is can believe: The big food com- Inslee. For those hoping for limits challengers for giving voters an have been trying to weaken the unfortunate. Those opposed to panies had much to lose if I-522 on state spending, a win by Angel option. initiative process ever since tax- I-522 spent about $22 million had passed. would be most welcome. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... Some Light-Hearted Memories of Gordon An awful lot of us around less Joe” Jackson after the news these parts have memories of of a fixed World Series game Gordon Aadland, and I’m sure became known, “Say it ain’t so, that each one is a little different. Joe.” Gordon’s reply was “Tell Here are a few random ones of Joe it is so.” my own. I began working on a col- My first real meeting with umn that included him in the Gordon came as a student in company of several others I had one of his classes. He seems to written about, featuring people recall that it was a creative writ- who could have “made it” big ing class, but I remember it as time, but who chose to remain plain old grammar: English 102. here in Lewis County instead. I was working as an announcer He certainly qualified! That was afternoons and evenings at almost completed when “Satur- KELA and started attending day’s Child” began appearing classes in the again, and I thought it might ap- mornings. pear too much to be a premature One morn- eulogy, so I set it aside. Letters to the Editor ing he told the His initial email explanation class that the come a nation divided to the friend, modeled in various poses for resuming writing was that Obamacare Loaded With point where world governments for the project. Much time was previous eve- he couldn’t leave me with the are doubting our resolve to pro- spent with Gordon reminiscing ning he heard burden of being the only cur- Corruption, Inefficiency vide assistance when needed and about Katharine Kemp and pour- me say at the mudgeon left in the area, but his To the editor: questioning Obama’s motives. ing over old photos. end of a record, later admission at a brunch just Obama health care is what it Does anyone out there really The main thing that I wish to “That was Vikki By Bill Moeller three weeks ago was that he was is — another step into socialism. know how our current president bring up here, though, concerns a Carr singing simply bored with the inactivity The human race is not tolerant of was able to assume the office statement made by Brian Mittge, ‘It Must Be Him,’ (pause) but it he faced. being forced into a situation over without being vetted? It is time in his article on Aadland. This should be ‘he,’” whereupon he I mentioned a plan I had, to which they have little or no con- drew a large star on the black- trol, especially one that is so ill- to clean house of anyone who has statement I identify with deeply. write a column designed to be been in office for more than two board and started a round of printed only after my death, giv- conceived that the politicians and Aadland was stated as saying, “I applause. I got an “A” out of that special interest groups have been four-year terms. It may be also believe sincerely that helping ing my own perspective of the time for a third political party class. life just passed, and asked if he exempted from it. This so-called someone rewards the helper. If I Our wives later became health program is filled with cor- that supports the Bible and the can get my readers to do some- ever considered doing the same. Constitution. friends, and, along with other ruption and inefficiency, and is thing for someone else, they will He said no, that he had given As a start, priorities should be faculty wives, formed a needle- a disaster in the making. I can- like themselves much better.” Carolyn all the pertinent infor- our nation’s borders. Deport all work group that they called, not name one government-run This is so true! Please let me relate mation. Facts are fine, but how illegal aliens, use convict labor to “Sip ‘N’ Sew.” Gordon usually re- program that is self-sufficient yet my own story in this regard. much more interesting it would clean and maintain our national ferred to it as “Stitch and Bitch.” alone profitable. I lost my son Chris, an Adna have been to read his feelings treasures, give drug tests to all on And that’s the way our lives The name of the game is taxes graduate, in 1995. Before this, the about them. welfare programs and limit na- went for a number of years: and more taxes. Adna Scholarship Foundation Oh, Gordon wasn’t a perfect tional government to our national acquaintances, but never really It is naivete to assume that the was just getting underway and person. I suspected a streak security and the infrastructure. A close friends. That seemed to of “ham” in him, in which he government has a magic pill for was struggling for much-needed change about the same time flat tax rate of 10 percent should funds. For years I had produced frequently seemed to find the our ills. Under current policies, receive serious consideration. Get I was accepted as a columnist spotlight, but he did it in such a the government is our ill. Anyone artwork in bronze and became some years ago, and we became rid of the IRS as we know it and known for this. When asked for quiet, “aw shucks” manner that who believes otherwise is living in limit its powers. colleagues, subject to the same made it forgivable. Disneyland, which is stockowner a donation I would grudgingly deadlines and pressures of al- It would behoove everyone come up with a token item. One final anecdote: At our controlled and very profitable. to examine our motives for giv- ways coming up with a weekly brunches he always insisted Our government really needs to It was after my son’s passing topic. ing all levels of government the that Joni Randolph, a “special” on going Dutch, but at our last get its defecation in sequence. Our right to dictate our lives. There We’d meet occasionally for meeting I quietly picked up the national debt is out of control and counselor for the school district, breakfast (brunch, really, and al- is no such thing as a free lunch, approached me. She asked if it tab while he was making a “pit billions are given to other corrupt someone has to pay for it. Char- ways at Denny’s) and he’d order would be alright if the foundation stop” and told him he could get governments who give very little ity should belong to the church of the same thing from the senior’s offered a $500 scholarship in his the next one. I’m now resigned to their populations. your choice and not the use of our menu every time. The meetings to waiting a while before I col- Why do we support the na- name? gradually became more fre- tax dollars that would gain votes lect. Of course, there’s serious tions in the United Nations who in the next election. It was like a hammer to my quent as the years rolled along speculation as to whether or not do not support us? What do we heart and it brought about a tear- — although never as frequent Socialism is the next step to we’ll wind up in the same place get for the billions we give to the communism, and if you are not ful transformation. How little I as those with his best friend, anyway. If not, he’ll be the one United Nations? The Middle East had done to warrant such kind Denny Waller — and emails be- aware of that consequence, take a looking down, I’m sure. and its oil exports make more trip to your local library. generosity. tween us increased as well. ••• than enough money to feed, pro- I opened my heart and my When it appeared that he Bill Moeller is a former enter- vide health care and educate its Pete Slempa time and never looked back. I was going to stop writing his tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city people. I can only guess that we Chehalis made time and gave the effort to column, knowing his interest in council member, paratrooper and are buying the cooperation of help others. I have given to the sports — particularly baseball — pilot living in Centralia. He can be these Middle East nations to oc- Aadland Was Right Adna cause, and others ever since I emailed him the famous plea reached at bookmaven321@comcast. cupy its land. then to the best of my ability and made by a young fan to “Shoe- net. At this point in our national About Helping Others always will. history we have not been so di- To the editor: It has been very, very reward- vided since our Founding Fathers It was heartwarming to read ing — not a monetary one — but First Amendment Center Quote of the Day worked out the Constitution. For the eloquent writing of James almost a spiritual experience. over 200 years this nation has Walton and Brian Mittge con- One must experience the feeling “If writing must be a precise form of stood strong as a nation to be cerning our wonderful friend, of hopefully making a difference. trusted and admired on a world- Gordon Aadland. Evangelist Pat Robertson once communication, it should be treated like a wide basis. We have fought and Anyone knowing Aadland called it a “Law of Reciprocity” — precision instrument. It should be sharpened, died for liberty at home and far- realized what a special presence what goes around, comes around. off places losing untold lives and he was. I had the privilege of get- Gordon, in his infinite wis- and it should not be used carelessly.” causalities. ting to know Gordon, wife Caro- dom, was right. Sacrifice was the norm for lyn and daughter Carrie while Theodore M. Bernstein our fathers and forefathers. That researching ideas for the Kemp/ Jim Stafford newspaper editor, 1979 status as a nation united has be- Corbet sculptures. Carolyn, and a Adna

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The Chamber is now open on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. BCusiness onnections Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce Monthly Newsletter Chamber to Provide Black Friday Shop Local Survival Kits to Shoppers 4:00am at the Chamber on the 29th of November. Shopping local for the holiday season is very important. When you buy from a local business you are doing the obvious of helping a local re- tailer make a profit off of the items purchased. That profit leaves money in the local business persons pocket versus taking it out of town. That local retail- er in turn will spend that Alicia Bull money which continues the Executive Director cycle of money in and mon- We’ve entered into the ey out of our local economy. month of November and If everyone tries to focus on people are preparing for local shopping then more their holiday shopping of the money can be shared sprees. The Chamber has right here between all of us. participated the last several Shopping local can be years in the holiday hype seen as one of the best net- by handing out Shopping working opportunities in A Board Member, passes out a black Friday survival kit. Survival Kits the morning town. If you take the time of Black Friday. (The date to go into a local store and is Friday November 29th) make a purchase you can cal purchase you pay a sales years sales tax alone has about what you can buy lo- We will be preparing 225 use it as an opportunity tax. A percentage of that brought over $2,000,000 cal and to make an effort bags of coupons and good- to introduce who you are, comes back to our local every year back to the City to support the very people ies to hand out this year where you work, and what area. Let me give you an of Centralia. The city is that are often supporting and we will have a special service you have to offer example: Centralia charges able to take that money and you. It is a gratifying ex- “Shop Local” theme to the them. If a business owner an 8% sales tax for retail make it a major contribu- perience to know you are bag. We are asking all lo- sees you as a loyal local purchasing. That money is tor to their general budget. helping our community by cal Chamber businesses to shopper they are in turn collected throughout the Two million dollars feels simply doing your holiday create a flyer or coupon for going to be more likely year but then a chunk of like a really good reason to shopping here. We look for- the specials they have going to seek your services out. that money is given back to shop local first. ward to sharing our “Black on in their store over the Again, this helps to contin- Centralia. While each pur- Shopping local is a Friday Shop Local Survival holidays to include in the ue to feed money into our chase might feel small and choice. Some things can’t Kits” with you and encour- survival kit. The bags will local economy. insignificant at the time, always be purchased lo- age you to always “Shop be filled with goodies and Shopping local also has it adds up. In the last few cally but the idea is to think Local First!” coupons along with ran- a big picture concept that dom gift cards and special we often forget about. That prizes. These bags will then big picture is our sales tax. be distributed starting at Every time you make a lo- Keep up to date with the Chamber and the latest happenings. Scan the Ambassador Spotlight QR code with your smart phone! Name: Corenne (Cory) Moses

Business: Lewis County Public Utility District (PUD) Hobbies: fundraising, Welcome To entertaining, wine tasting, Upcoming Chamber hiking and boating. Our Newest Spouse: My husband, Chamber Matthew Moses, works for Sierra Pacific as a Regional Events Forester on the Ryderwood Members! Tree Farm. • Wilco Chehalis Ribbon Cuttings Where were you born: I was Agronomy Tuesday Nov. 12, noon, Deco Gifts, 1702 S Gold St., Centra- lia 360-623-1100 born in Prosser, WA. I moved Corenne (Cory) Moses to Lewis County when I was • Bodacious Beauty Thursday Nov. 14, noon, Pendleton Outlet, 1318 Lum Rd., Centralia 360-736-3327 1 ½ years old and attended management until 2008 when Salon school in Toledo. Friday Nov. 15, noon, Mackinaw’s Restaurant, 545 N. Mar- I went to work for the Lewis • Cascade Sport & ket Blvd. #1, Chehalis 360-740-8000 County PUD. How did you come to settle Friday Nov. 15, 12:30 pm, M & K Town Store, 515 N Market in Lewis County? Spine Physical Blvd., Chehalis 360-996-4451 I married a What would we be surprised Chehalis boy! to learn about you? I’m Therapy Business After Hours Thursday November 21, 5 to 7 p.m. Mark your calendars. a germ-a-phobe, I’ve never Tell us about your family: I • Deco Gifts The location of this event will be announced soon. have a daughter Casara and a karaoked, I love all genres of grandson Carter that are the music...except country. • Aflac-Maria Palafox Thursday December 5. This event will be held in conjunction coolest people I know. I adore Key with the United Way of Lewis County’s Campaign Celebration. my husband Matt, he’s pretty Why are you a Chamber This fun filled party will be at the Holiday Inn in Chehalis 4:30 cool too. I love spending time Ambassador? I love the • Applebee’s to 6:30 p.m. with my family and friends - involvement with the businesses. I like to be involved Restaurant 64th Annual Santa Parade life is one big party, with so Saturday, Dec. 7, 11 am. It will be a frosty Christmas in much to celebrate! with the community and support our small businesses. • Springleaf Financial downtown Chehalis! Parade entries due by Nov. 15. Bring a new unwrapped toy to the parade to benefit local children in need. What has your career The Lewis County PUD has Services been like? I worked in a long standing tradition Annual Banquet administration for timber of doing what’s in the best • Tiki Tap House Friday January 17. Be looking for your invitation coming companies from 1986 to interest of the ratepayers and • The Compass Pub soon. 2000. Then I worked in asset this is just an extension of that. 2

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Amber Roal Marketing Celebrate the [email protected] United Way of Michelle Turner Lisa Guerrero Lewis County Member Services [email protected] Fundraising 2013 EXECUTIVE BOARD Ken Kostick, Chair Campaign! Port of Chehalis United Way of Lewis County and the Centralia-Chehalis Cham- Dwayne Aberle, Past Chair ber of Commerce invite the com- Security State Bank munity to come together for a celebration of generosity, compas- Tony Ketchum, Incoming Chair sion, and commitment to creating I.P. Callison & Sons brighter futures and making Lewis County a better place for all. Amanda Singleton, Vice Chair The United Way of Lewis Rainier Connect County Campaign Celebration Juicing — Not Just Another Fad will be held on Thursday, De- Jenny Collins, Secretary by Jenni Bodnar servings of fruits and vegetables. that organic produce is the best cember 5 at 4:30pm in the lobby Thorbeckes GM of the Holiday Inn Express & Visiting Nurses choice for juicing. Growing Many people today believe 2. Juicing is good for diges- fruits and vegetables in your Suites in Chehalis. Guests will that juicing is just another mod- tive health. It aids digestion and backyard garden is the easiest have the chance to enjoy deli- Ron Hall, Treasurer ern day fad or another way to can ease conditions such as acid way to ensure they haven’t been cious hors d’oeuvres from Mc- Ron Hall, CPA market and sell certain prod- reflux and ulcers. contaminated by dangerous Menamins Olympic Club and ucts and make a quick buck. In 3. Juicing can help alleviate herbicides or pesticides. If you socialize with many outstanding 2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS truth, juicing has been docu- allergies and respiratory disor- don’t have the time or space to United Way board members and Bob Jackins mented as far back as the Dead ders. grow your own, purchase lo- community supporters. Home Depot Sea Scrolls. It was common for cally or regionally grown or- The winner of United Way’s people of that day to juice figs, 4. Juicing can boost your ganic produce in one of our lo- “Dinner Anywhere in the World” Kyle Heaton lemons, pomegranates, and oth- immune system and help your cal health food stores, farmer’s raffle will be drawn amongst the er regionally accessible fruits as Port of Centralia body resist and fight infections. market, or supermarket. evening festivities at 6pm! a way to boost their strength. There are many affordable As part of this great com- The biggest advocate of juicing 5. Juicing can help reduce juicers on the market, and I Chris Dupont munity, we as individuals, share in the twentieth century was Dr. high blood pressure and high have a favorite, so if you want a responsibility for the future of TransAlta Norman W. Walker, an English levels of bad cholesterol. to know which one I feel has our society. By exercising com- researcher and author. His book, given me the best bang for my passion for our neighbors, we Raw Vegetable Juices, published Christine Fossett 6. The fruits and vegetables buck – send me an email at: will build a foundation for pros- in 1936, introduced juicing to you use in juicing are very high [email protected] and I will The Chronicle perity while inspiring others to the modern age. in antioxidants, and are revered provide you with that informa- As science and technology stand up and make a difference. Rob Hill for their anti-aging properties. tion. As you embrace this sea- has advanced and proven that Antioxidants also improve cir- son of Thanksgiving, be mind- Because of your support, United City of Centralia a weak immune system leads to culation, contribute to cardio- ful of your personal health. It Way of Lewis County is able to diseases that shorten our lifes- vascular health, enhance brain is yours and yours alone. Only help those in need. Thank you Merlin McReynold pan, it is important to consider function, and reduce the nega- you can control what goes in for LIVING UNITED! City of Chehalis these facts: tive effects of stress. your mouth, and what you do to This event is generously spon- *The immune system is be healthy. May you be blessed sored by Timberland Bank, Holi- Deanne Putman closely linked to cancer, the sec- 7. Juice is high in beneficial with great health this season day Inn Express & Suites, and Allstate Insurance/Putman Agency ond leading cause of death in vitamins and minerals. It can and of course, happy juicing! McMenamins Olympic Club. the United States – CDC 2011 also help you get enough fiber, *An estimated 23.5 million protein, and unsaturated fats. Suzie Mitchell Americans suffer from autoim- Helly Hansen mune disease, and incidences 8. Commercial juices often Title Guaranty Co. are on the rise – US Depart- contain added sugars and pre- Dave Muller ment of Health & Human Ser- servatives. By juicing your own of Lewis County Retired vices, 2010 fruits and vegetables, you can *Autoimmune diseases col- tailor your juices to your tastes Ron Sturza lectively rank as a Top 10 Cause and needs. Sunbird Shopping Center of Death in women ages 10-64 – American Journal of Public 9. Juicing is a low-calorie health, 2000 way to boost your energy level “Growing Lewis County One Family at a Time.” Dr. James Walton *Approximately 1 in 2 Centralia College so you can enjoy life more. males and 1 in 3 females will 10. Juice is simple to make When buying, selling or reinancing, specify contract cancer over the course and it tastes delicious! Title Guaranty for Title Insurance & Escrow. 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World Christmas Ornament Collec- donated food items. For ease of giv- and holiday needs. THANK YOU Greatest Christmas Hits Of All Time” SANTA STEAM TRAIN! tor’s Center. Come see our extensive ing you can drop off or mail a check FOR SHOPPING LOCAL. www.deb- programming, contact us at 736-1355 Bring the kids to meet Santa! Sat- selection of traditional and unusual to United Way of Lewis County and biesfashionboutique.com * 360-623- and ask for Matt Shannon. urdays & Sundays December 7th, 8th, glass ornaments. Enjoy some hot note on your check where the money 1586 or 360-269-6033. Tune into KITI AM 1420 or lis- 14th & 15th. Depart Times 12:30pm spiced cider or coffee & cookies while is to go to. Some communities such ten from your computer at 1420KITI. & 2:30pm. $10 Ages 2 years and up HUBBUB Celebrates you browse our amazing selection of as Chehalis, Toledo, Napavine and 8 Years on Nov 15 com, and Merry Christmas from all Under 2 is free as long as they sit on ornaments for that perfecr Christ- Winlock will also be collecting on of us at KITI. a parents lap. Reservations are Re- mas ornament for your ornament resident’s front porches by the tra- HUBBUB kicks off fall with our BJ Thomas brings classic hits of quired. Please visit steamtrainride. exchance. Ornaments will be 20% off ditional Walk N Knock. For more anniversary celebration — 8 years of com and click on Holiday Train Tick- Open House Weekend to kick off the information on how you can help or making a hubbub in downtown Cen- the 60’s to Corbet Theatre ets! Enjoy Our Steam Train Rides Holiday Season. volunteer the day of the event, con- tralia! The party (and sale) is Friday, Centralia College is honoured to with Santa visiting everyone during Make sure to enter our draw- tact www.volunteerlewis.org website November 15, from 4 to 8pm. bring Grammy award winning mu- the train ride. ing during our open house for $100 or Dr. Dolezal’s staff at 360-736-7385. This year we’re excited to feature sic icon BJ Thomas to the college. He Be sure to dress warm!! Any worth of Merck Family Old World Like us on Facebook at Drive ‘n’ Drop. one of HUBBUB’s newest artists, will perform his hits from the ‘60’s questions please call 360-748-9593. Christmas ornaments. Sponsored by TransAlta, The Helvi Smith of Forest Grove, Or- and ‘70’s including “Raindrops Keep Chehalis-Centralia Railroad 1101 Kaija’s will also have local live, cut Chronicle, Lewis County Public egon. Her whimsical paintings, cre- Falling on My Head”, “Hooked on a SW Sylvenus St. Chehalis, WA 98532 and custom flocked trees, wreaths, Health & Social Services, United ated using salvaged house paint, are Feeling”, “I Just Can’t Help Believing”, Twin Cities Poker Night – garland, poinsettias and hellebores Way of Lewis County, Security State a delight, and so is she! Long-time “I’m so Lonesome I Could Cry” & oth- Texas Hold ‘Em available all season. Bank, AMR Ambulance, Rotary and HUBBUB favorite, Caron Miller, all ers to benefit the President’s Schol- Kaija’s Garden & Pet is open 7 Kiwanis as well as Pacific Harbors the way from Santa Barbara, Califor- arship Performance on Thursday, You are invited to join us for the days a week. It is located at 623 NW Council, Boy Scouts of America Boy nia, will also be on hand. We’re pretty December 5th at 7 pm at Centralia Twin Cities Poker Night – Texas Hold State Avenue in Chehalis. For more Scouts. sure everyone is going to love her as College in Corbet Theatre. ‘Em information, please call 360-748-4221 much as her luscious velvet scarves, Since we began this concert se- November 23, 2013 – 6 p.m. Beauty and the Beast or visit our facebook page at www. comfy t-knit wraps, and fabulous ries in 2002, the college and the foun- 5 – 6 p.m. sign ups at Corbet Theater facebook.com/KaijasGardenandPet faux fur and pleather. dation have successfully teamed to Riverside Golf Course – Chehalis, Centralia High School will be The anniversary party is our only bring a variety of performers at rea- Washington Toys”R”Us Express Now Open performing the classic Disney Musi- store-wide sale of the year, and it’s sonable prices, while raising scholar- $125 Buy-in (no re-buys) $5,000 Toys”R”Us Express has reopened cal Beauty and the Beast at Centralia a great way to kick off your holiday FIRST PRIZE ship dollars for deserving and in need its traditional temporary holiday College’s Corbet Theater on Novem- shopping! If you can’t make it Friday, Based on 100 players students. With this being Dr. Jim “pop-up” store at the Centralia Out- ber 20th, 21st and 22nd (Wednesday, some celebrating, sales, and Caron For additional information call Walton’s last year as president of Cen- lets. They will be open through mid Thursday, and Friday). Tickets are Miller trunk show continues through (360) 864-2WIN (2946) tralia College, we hope to make this January. Toys “R” Us Express is lo- just $12 for adults and $10 for stu- Saturday. concert bigger and better than ever! New Billing System & Website cated on the west side of I-5 at 2100 dents. Tickets available at the door Visit HUBBUB 7 days a week at Tickets for this special Presi- at Lewis County PUD Haviland Street, next to Vitamin only. This musical with all the classic 505 N. Tower Ave. in downtown Cen- dent’s Performance at Centralia Col- World. The store offers an assort- Disney songs is sure to delight audi- tralia. Check us out online at www. To Our Ratepayers: lege are $25 general admission, $30 ment of dolls, action figures, video ences of all ages! hubbubshop.com and on Facebook. Your Patience Is Appreciated golden circle $40 box seats. For tick- games and educational toys to fit ev- Call us at (360) 736-1517. ets, please call 736-9391, ext. 777 or While We Introduce Some Exciting ery budget. Centralia General Agency Thank you for 8 years of shop- Changes At Your PUD they can be purchased in Centralia As the Affordable Care Act ping local and buying handmade at at Heymann Whinery or at Book n Due to a New Billing System, as Pendleton Outlet “Grand “Obamacare” open enrollment is un- HUBBUB! of Your November Billing, Your Bills Opening” November 15 Brush, Chehalis. For more informa- derway as well as the Senior Market Get into the Christmas tion, please contact Candy Lunke, Are Going to Look Different The new Pendleton Outlet will open enrollment, our office is very Events Coordinator at 736-9391, ext. Coming Soon: as of mid January, have their “Grand Opening” on Fri- spirit with 1420, KITI! busy seeking to find the right solu- 605. 2014 you’ll have a New Website to day, November 15th. The store is tion for both current and new cus- After the wonderful response the visit. Same address: www.lcpud.org. located at 1318 Lum Road, between tomers. There are many questions past three years, we will again adjust Growing Places Farm New Functionality and Look You’ll Hanes Brands and Corningware Employers have in their desire to ap- our format to become an All-holiday & Energy Park Be Able to: Corelle Revere, on the west side of proach the changes coming Jan 1st in station for the Christmas season. Growing Placess “Pick of the Access Your Account I-5. The store may open with a “soft a way to best serve their staff when As the only locally owned and lo- Crop Boutique Sale,” Black Friday, Pay Bills On-Line opening” if construction is complet- it comes to family benefits. Do you cally operated AM station in Lewis November 29th. Caitlin and Mary Get Up-To-Date Outage Infor- ed ahead of schedule. suggest that employees search the County (for over 35 years), we pay Ann have been “picking” the very mation and so much more. Please call Pendleton Woolen Mills, a (state exchange) Health Plan Finder close attention to our advertisers best of the best for a special one day 800.562.5612 with any questions. northwest company, is known for its for a possible premium tax credit and listeners. They have asked us to ONLY sale, at our Centralia store on quality men’s and women’s clothing, re:Design announces new line subsidy for their family or keep do this again, and we’re excited and Black Friday, November 29th start- including their woolen shirts and of personalized cards and more! group benefits in place? Maybe there ready. Bring the music of Christ- ing at 6:00 am. We have secured the Legendary Blankets with designs in- are short term alternatives not well mas to your home or office starting Re:Design is thrilled to announce upstairs of our Centralia store for a spired by Native American art. Pend- publicized that needs further exami- Thanksgiving Night, and running our new line of personalized cards, chance to purchase exclusive never leton’s made-in-America products nation. How about self insurance for through Christmas Day. If you’d like invitations and social and business will be a welcome addition to the a group ? What are the deadlines ex- your business to be a part of “The please see BIZZ BUZZ, page 4 stationery to serve your business Centralia Outlets. actly? How does the IRS fit into this or personal needs. Whether you’re picture and what do I need from my throwing a festive party at your home, tax and/or legal professional to move planning a summer wedding with Centralia Outlets “Moonlight forward ?? If you are wrestling with your daughter, or an open house at Madness” – Thanksgiving at these or related issues, feel free to your business, we will help you select 10:00 PM call us to see if we can share some in- from a beautiful collection of papers On Thanksgiving Evening, sights. There is no fee for our service to set just the perfect tone for any Thursday, November 28, all stores but we love to make neighbors our special event. Stop in to re:Design customers. and enjoy a mug of something warm at the Centralia Outlets will open at Centralia General Agency while you browse the catalogs, or 10:00 pm, with major discounts. This 209 W. Main, Centralia it’s super-easy to go online at rede- gives new meaning to the phrase 736-8283 sign.carlsoncraft.com to browse our “Early Bird Special”. This is your time to shop! In years past, the of- choices your computer. “Fall” into Debbie’s Boutique And, just in time for the holidays, ficial opening was at midnight, but Ladies (and Guys too!!) The you’ll also find a beautiful selection some stores sneaked open earlier. So clocks have turned back and the of Thanksgiving and Christmas this year, all stores agreed to let the weather is changing fast. Stay warm doorbusters begin at 10:00pm. A few

cards at re:Design. Never mind the and dry with beautiful new Fall CH506457sl.drb emails – sending a personalized card smaller stores may close from 3:00 items from “Debbie’s Boutique” lo- spreads holiday cheer to your clients am to 7:00 am, to allow staff a chance cated at 120-A South Tower Ave in and friends near and far, letting them to sleep before returning for the rest historic downtown Centralia. Sweat- know how much you value your re- of Black Friday. ers, colorful long layering T’s, slacks, lationship. With re:Design, you can “Moonlight Madness” is a festive leggings, vests, jackets, coats, caps, add your logo, a photograph of your event, which brings out the fun in gloves, handbags, scarves and many family or staff, or you could include bargain shopping. Last year some fun gift items as well. Start your holi- holiday offers for your business. customers shopped in pajamas & day shopping early and don’t forget Money to Lend! See us in Historic Downtown slippers, extended families trekked something special to wear to your Chehalis at 425 N Market Blvd, call through the night finding bargains, Local Lenders • Competitive Rates own holiday parties and events!!! Member FDIC us at 360-740-5400, or online at re- and many completed their entire For the months of Nov and Dec, help Our business is helping designdivas.com. holiday shopping by daybreak. Look Debbie “FILL THE WINDOWS” for a list of Moonlight Madness door- WITH food, formula and diapers for your business succeed! The Fox Theatre in Centralia busters beginning November 25th on little ones in need and receive a spe- • Business Loans the mall website, www.centraliaout- cial discount on your purchase, or • Lines/Letters of Credit Big doings at the Fox this Novem- lets.com. ber! We kickoff with a rock concert donate just because you care. Guys • Equipment Financing Saturday the 9th at 8 pm with Ta- M & K Town Store have your gals fill out their “Wish • SBA & Rural coma band, Amadon and featuring The holiday season has arrived List” card and make your shopping Development Loans CH506876cz.drb much easier for you. Gift Certificates local bands Modern Day Hero and and we are well stocked with wine Call Andy today to Blue Dream. On the 14th we are are available. Debbie’s Boutique is and beer here at the M & K Town schedule an appointment hosting Realtors Night Out with the Store. Some of the over 500 wines open Mon-Thurs 11-6 and Fri-Sat- movie, Mr. Blandings Builds His we will be featuring during the holi- Sun 11-4 thru December. Oh, and at your convenience! Dream House, open to the public at 7 day’s: Hoodsport Rhubarb, Westport did I mention Hot Cider and cookies Andy Alexander pm. Our 2013 Film Series continues Cranberry Cinnamon, Chocolate served on Saturdays . Drop by and let 748.8648 | 877.595.0378 | ssbwa.com with Cleopatra, sponsored by Stick- Shop Chocolate Lovers & Crème me help you with your wardrobe, gift lin Funeral Chapel, Saturday the 16th De Coco, Agate Creek Marion ber- at Noon and 6 pm. Don’t miss the ry, Scatter Creek Sweet Seduction, Two Town Tuners Live in Concert on Heymann Raspberry Coco-Lo and THORBECKES FITLIFE CENTERS Saturday the 23rd. All proceeds go Elysian Night Owl (pumpkin spice). to Health & Hope Medical Outreach. Whoops, the last one was from the And of course we will host Santa at 13 tap beers we sell to go. So if you the Fox on Friday the 29th right af- are looking to stock-up or planning ESSENTIAL ter Tree Lighting in the park at 6 pm. a party or just want to pound a few Mark your December calendars for beers or drink some wine remember Yoga the Voetberg Family Christmas on M & K in downtown Chehalis this the 7th and Miracle on 34th Street holiday season. at 2 & 7 on the 14th. The Fox Res- Find us on FaceBook: toration continues fundraising with [email protected] our art deco seating sale, member- ships, advertising on our big screen Food Drive Hot Yoga and event sponsorships. Contact us Area Food Banks need your help! today at 360 623 1103 or like us on Last year our eight area food banks Facebook at Historic Centralia Fox served 6,600 individuals in 2,400 Theatre. households throughout Lewis Coun- ty. How you can help: Host a food is Here! Kaija’s Garden and Pet drive at your work, church or school, Christmas Open House then Drive ‘n’ Drop your goods at Classes Begin November 12, 2013 Join us at Kaija’s Garden & Pet designated area grocery stores, Secu- 8:30 am and 7:00 pm the weekend before Thanksgiv- rity State Bank branches, the Lewis ing, Friday, November 22, Saturday, County Historical Courthouse, and * Chehalis Club Only * CH509464bw.db November 23 & Sunday, November local food banks on December 7th. To get class schedule and more info, 24 for our annual Christmas Open Contact the Food Bank Coalition thorbeckes.com House. Kaija’s is a Merck Family Old at 360-330-1519 for tubs to store the visit 4

practitioners! Please join Carline Beck available Monday, Wednesday and terested parties. We will also be dis- week of December. The formal sign- (owner) in welcoming Cindy Nelson Fridays, by appt. Both Cindy and cussing upcoming events, plans, and ing will be on Saturday, January 4th. Bizz Buzz and Julie Meaker. Julie have always had an interest in exhibits for 2014. There will be eight weeks of Sunday Cindy has been practicing mas- alternative healing and are a wonder- If you have questions or want grooming sessions, which are a re- Continued from page 3 sage therapy since 1994. She is trained ful addition to Artistry In Massage, more information, call the Museum at quirement. This will be a fun and in a variety of techniques, including Alternative Healing Center. Call 360- 360-748-0831 or email Andy at direc- exciting time. been used or slightly used clothing, injury treatment, painless trigger 807-4711 for an appointment. [email protected]. If you If you are interested or know handbags, shoes and specialty deco- point therapy, frozen shoulder, car- are concerned that your membership someone who is, please contact www. rations. Both stores will have a 50% pal tunnel and T.O.S. pin and stretch The Lewis County Historical may have expired, you can renew or misslewiscounty.org. Off Everything starting at 6:00 am techniques. She is also a Reiki master Society’s Annual Dinner is join before or at the dinner. Remem- and going until 7:00 pm EXCEPT (Healing energies through hand ap- Sunday, November 10 at 5 p.m. ber Christmas is coming sooner than Sierra Pacific Industries in the Centralia upstairs “Pick of plication). Cindy’s favorite work is a A $10 ham dinner will be served you think so the bookstore and gift At Sierra Pacific Industries- Cen- the Crop” boutique. Our Chehalis “good old fashioned Swedish/Esalen in the main gallery. There will also be shop will be open for early holiday tralia Division, you may see a few store has the largest selection of used relaxation/therapeutic massage. mashed potatoes, green beans, green shopping. So mark your calendars for new vehicles....specifically; 16 log, 4 furniture and mattresses in Lewis Julie has been practicing massage salad, rolls, and a big scoop of ice November 10th at 5pm and come join lumber,and 6 chip trucks for a total County. therapy since 2009. She is trained in cream and a wonderful Penny’s Cake us for a fun and exciting evening at of 26 SPI trucks all housed within our Growing Places Farm and Thrift injury treatment and has experience for dessert. We welcome all who are the Lewis County Historical Museum. new truck shop. In addition, we have Stores, a 501c (3) local non-profit are in treating chronic, back, neck, and interested in the Society and Museum! hired 35 crewmembers to drive and located in the Goodwill Complex at shoulder pain, as well as TMJD and This year along with board elec- Miss Lewis County maintain the trucks. Combined with 515 A Harrison Ave, Centralia, and carpal tunnel issues. Julie is a Cer- tions, the dinner and meeting will Scholarship Pageant our independent truck drivers, we in the Sunbirds Shopping Mall at tified Usui Reiki practitioner and is include a picture presentation wrap- The Miss Lewis County Schol- are now able to transport our loads 1757 N. National Ave, Chehalis. trained in body/mind/bridge tech- ping up 2013 and ringing in 2014. The arship Pageant is looking for con- whether they are logs, studs or chips niques. Julie also offers chair massage Board of Directors also updated the testants for the 2014 scholarship to any destination. Remember that Artistry In Massage for those “on the go” and in need of a bylaws this year and they will be up pageant. This involves signing up by wood products are a renewable, re- Welcomes New Staff quick tune up. for review by the Society during the December 6th and be ready, willing cyclable and reusable material home Artistry In Massage is up and Cindy is available on Tuesday, meeting. Copies will be available for and able to meet the requirements. grown in Washington, the Evergreen running in full swing. We now offer 3 Thursday and Saturday, and Julie is Society members as well as any in- Initial Interviews will be the last State. Networking Events Girls Night Out Ribbon Cuttings

Bodacious Beauty Salon owner Lauren Bauman snaps the red ribbon at her grand opening surrounded by community members and friends.

Top left: Theresa Brown of Aberdeen won a huge basket of goodies during Girls Night Out.

Top right: Shannon Sturdevant has won big prizes from Girls Night Out TWICE in the last few years!

Left: Ladies at HUBBUB on October 12 waiting anxiously to buy their Girls Night Out bags and then hit the town.

Angela Maxwell holds the Chamber’s giant scissors during the Cascade Business After Hours Sport and Spine open house.

Seahawk fans came out to the Business After Hours despite the Thursday night game on October 17. The crowd enjoyed Oktoberfest at Anchor Bank last month. Brad Blackburn cuts the ribbon at the ribbon cutting ceremony for NeuroSleep Diagnostics. Chamber Forum Trick-or-Treat Trolley

Trick-or-Treaters board the trolley at Fairway Shopping Center on Halloween.

Tracy Jean from Baby Gear! in downtown Chehalis talks with a trick- or-treater on Halloween. At the October forum Sara Teague recognized area businesses that are participating in a workplace wellness program sponsored by HealthLinks. Among those businesses honored were Washington Orthopaedic, Security State Bank, Valley View, and Thorbeckes. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013 • Main 7

Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Centralia Man Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE the 1400 block of Johnson Road after police found him appear- tween 8 a.m. Sunday and 8 a.m. Accused of DEPARTMENT at 5:37 p.m. Tuesday. ing to be intoxicated in his pick- Wednesday. Theft up truck at Walmart at 8:49 a.m. Meth Possession Possessing Child Burglary Tuesday. • A gold bracelet was stolen • Bill J. Lane, 53, Onalaska, • Three storage sheds were re- Wesley is also being referred about two months ago on the for alleged weapons charges af- was arrested and booked at 2 Pornography portedly broken into on Tuesday. 500 block of South Ash Street. a.m. Thursday on the 3400 block The first storage shed burglary ter police found loaded hand- The theft was reported at 10:43 guns in his truck. of state Route 508 in Onalaska DISAGREEMENT: Eric was reported at 7:41 a.m. on the a.m. Wednesday. A suspect has for a warrant and alleged pos- 900 block of Harrison Avenue. been identified and the case is Theft session of methamphetamine. Clemens is in Custody of The second burglary occurred under investigation. • Amy D. Buerk, 32, Centra- at 8:14 a.m. on the 2300 block first-Degree Assault the Lewis County Jail • Medications were reported lia, was cited for allegedly steal- of North Pearl Street. The third stolen from the mail on the 1300 • A 31-year-old Randle man By Stephanie Schendel burglary was reported at 12:24 ing $452 worth of various mer- block of Oxford Avenue at 4:24 chandise from Walmart at 4:44 is being charged with first- [email protected] p.m. on the 400 block of George p.m. Thursday. p.m. Tuesday. degree assault after an argu- Anthony Lane. ment with a 54-year-old man Police last month arrested Meth Possession • Someone reportedly left a 27-year-old Centralia man Counterfeiting Safeway with $309 worth of on the 200 block of Savio Road • Elizabeth I. Stockham, 37, in Randle at 7 p.m. Nov. 1. Rob- who was on active Department • A counterfeit bill was re- various merchandise at 4:02 Centralia, was arrested and ert J. Spradlin, 31, Randle, al- of Corrections supervision for portedly passed at Taco Bell at p.m. Monday. The suspect was booked for alleged possession legedly swung a hatchet at the prior felony convictions after his 12:33 p.m. Tuesday. caught in the process of stealing friends found suspected child of methamphetamine after she victim, hit the victim with the was arrested for allegedly pro- the items, but got away before pornography on his laptop. Assault blunt end of the hatchet and viding a false name to law en- police responded. The case is Prior to his • Holly M. Bedell, 34, Cen- busted out a vehicle’s window forcement at 1:19 p.m. Wednes- under investigation. October arrest, tralia, was arrested and booked with the hatchet. The 54-year- day on the 200 block of North old victim suffered broken ribs, Eric W. Clem- for allegedly assaulting her boy- friend during a dispute at 3:43 Railroad Avenue. LEWIS COuNTY a punctured lung and a major ens, a level two sex offender, told p.m. Tuesday on the 1300 block SHERIff’S OffICE cut to his thumb. Spradlin fled a Centralia de- of Central Boulevard. CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT the scene and was later found Burglary in Rock Springs, Wyoming, on tective that he Protection Order Violation Physical Control thought society • A 1984 tractor valued at Wednesday. The Lewis County should have the • Jennifer L. Leard, 34, Cen- • David W. Wesley, 58, Che- $5,000 was reported stolen from Prosecutors Office is working values of the Eric W. Clemens tralia, was cited for allegedly halis, was arrested and booked an open barn on the 200 block on extraditing Spradlin back to 1800s, and that level two sex violating a restraining order on for physical control of a vehicle of Roundtree Road in Curtis be- Lewis County. offender he believes it is acceptable to marry and have sex with children as young as the age of The only independent and locally owned funeral home 10, according to court documents. In Remembrance Clemens was charged Mon- in Centralia-Chehalis. day afternoon in Lewis County grace irene osborne

Superior Court with second-de- NEWELL-HOERLING’s MORTUARY CH506447sl.drb gree possession of depictions of children’s Sunday School. 205 W Pine Street, Centralia 360-736-3317 The last 33 years she was an minors engaged in sexually ex- est. 1907 plicit conduct — a class C felony active member of Mossyrock Assembly of God where she that carries a maximum penalty Three generations of our family serving your family since 1922 taught adult Bible studies for of five years in prison. many years. The Centralia Police Depart- She was preceded in ment’s investigation began on Sept. death by her sisters, Marie 15 when a friend of Clemens called Hatield and Ruth Taftezon; police to report he found suspected brother, Melvin Taylor; and grandchild, Douglas Collum. child porn on Clemens’ computer, In Remembrance Grace is survived by her according to court documents. husband of 67 years; two The friend told police that a esther anne boling daughters, Pat Collum and her group of his friends, including Esther Anne Boling, 94, nieces and nephews. husband, Don of Wilsonville, Clemens, were playing video quietly passed away Nov. 1, During her lifetime she Ala. and Chris Sasser and games at a Chehalis residence 2013 at Providence Hospital, worked as a custodian, her husband, Randall of in September, court documents Centralia, surrounded by her waitress and was the On Nov. 5, 2013, Grace Mossyrock, Wash.; seven Irene Taylor Osborne went grandchildren; 17 great- state. When Clemens left the family. Esther, born Aug. 20, rural mail carrier in the grandchildren and three residence to buy cigarettes, they 1919, in Cinebar, is the last of Mossyrock-Harmony area home to be with her Lord and Saviour. She was born on great-great grandchildren. decided to play a prank on him 10 brothers and sisters. She for many years. A memorial celebration loved gardening and being Her Christian faith Jan. 25, 1928 in the family and got onto his computer. home at Kingsford, Mich., will be held at the Mossyrock outdoors. Her canned fruit, remained strong and Assembly of God Church When they did, they allegedly vegetables and preserves unlinching throughout her to Edward Taylor and Esther (Jacobson) Taylor. The in Mossyrock at 11:00 a.m., found nude pictures of a young were always arranged in rows life. She very much enjoyed Saturday, Nov. 9, 2013. girl, approximately 10 years old, by color and size taking pride the Sunday services and the family moved to Washington in 1940 to partner with Interment will follow at engaged in sexually explicit con- in her accomplishment. Being following potlucks. Esther Doss Cemetery. A potluck a good shot, she provided the loved serving others irst, Ed’s brothers in the family duct, court documents state. business. will follow at the Mossyrock Clemens, a level two sex - of family with venison and elk. putting herself last. She was In 1946, Grace married Community Center. In lieu of fender, has three prior felonies -in Her vegetable and lower caring, gentle and giving her love, Glen Osborne and lowers, please send checks cluding two separate convictions gardens were a sight to from the heart. they settled in Mossyrock to the Mossyrock Assembly behold, large and beautiful. A viewing will be held and have resided in the same of God Church, Mossyrock, of possession of child pornogra- In 1935 she met the love Nov. 9, 2013 from 11:30 WA 98564 and designate the phy as well as a conviction of -fail home all these years. of her life, Jimmie Boling of a.m. to 12:30 p.m. followed Grace loved to read, travel funds for Teen Challenge, in ure to register as a sex offender. Mossyrock. Esther was 17 by a 1:00 p.m. service at and sing with Glen at various memory of Grace Osborne. Clemens, who is on active when she married. She has Mossyrock Community functions and were requested Teen Challenge was one of parole and is currently in sex four children, Gene (Teresa) Church. Burial will then often. They spent many years the charities Grace faithfully offender treatment, told the in- Boling, Pe Ell, Reita (Tom, be held at Doss Cemetery, singing at Christian Logger’s supported. Grace will be deceased) Lane, Oklahoma, Mossyrock. meetings. She was an active available for viewing at the terviewing detective that he had Morton Brown Mortuary a difficult time not looking at Jerry (Christy) Boling, Services are under the care member of Mossyrock Salkum, Lee (Twylla) of Cattermole Funeral Home, Community Church for 34 facility from 6:00-9:00 p.m. child pornography, specifically Boling, Napavine. Esther has Winlock. years where she was active in on Friday, Nov. 8, 2013. of girls between the ages of 10 11 grandchildren, 17 great- ladies ministries and taught To view the obituary, please and 18, court documents state. grandchildren, 10 great-great To view the obituary, please go to chronline.com/obituaries. A search warrant was served grandchildren and numerous go to chronline.com/obituaries. brown Mortuary service on Clemens’ apartment for his 812 Westlake Avenue Condolences may be offered at Morton, WA 98356 computer and police found 49 www.brownmortuary.com pictures of suspected child por- (360) 496-6234 nography, court documents state. Clemens is currently in the custody of the Lewis County Jail In Remembrance in lieu of $25,000 bail. JaMes c. shiPMan Wash. He attended high school was the President of the delightful sense of humor. He Lotteries in Onalaska where he met the Washington State Funeral always took time to share his love of his life, Janice Davis. Director’s Association. love of history and the world. Washington’s Wednesday Games After high school he served in Jim also was signiicantly His service to the community, the United States Navy before involved in the community. particularly to thousands of Hit 5: 02-08-14-31-34 coming home to marry Jan. He served as a volunteer grieving families, will be Jim and Jan were married for ireman and Captain with theforever remembered. 52 wonderful years. Marysville Fire Department Funeral services are Commodities In 1963 they moved for many years. He served arranged by Schaefer-Shipman Gas in Washington — $3.38 (AAA of to California where Jim on the Everett Community Funeral Home. Visitation will Washington) attended Mortuary Science College Board and was occur at Schaefer-Shipman Crude Oil — $94.31 per barrel (CME Group) school. They moved back involved in Marysville Funeral Home, 804 State Ave, Gold — $1,313 (Monex) to irst Longview where heLions, the Crystal Masonic Marysville Wash. from 9 a.m. Silver — $21.69 (Monex) completed a degree at Lower Lodge and many other local to 7 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 8, Columbia College and then organizations. In 1976 he 2013. A memorial service will Long Beach, Wash. Angie and was elected to the Washington be held at Marysville United Death Notices James were born during their State Senate, but lost the Methodist Church, 5600 64th time in Long Beach. While election by a handful of votes St. N.E. Marysville Wash. at • ESTHER ANNE BOLING, 94, Mossyrock, James C. Shipman, 72, of at Long Beach Jim served on on recall. Jim and Jan were 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 9, died Friday, Nov. 1, at Providence Centra- Marysville left us on Oct. 31, the local school board and as a members of the Marysville 2013. Burial will take place at lia Hospital. A viewing will be 11:30 a.m.- 2013. Jim was born on Aug. volunteer ireighter. United Methodist Church Evergreen Cemetery, Everett 12:30 p.m. Saturday at the Mossyrock In 1973 Jim and Jan since 1973. Community Church, followed by a fu- 7, 1941 in Toledo, Wash. He Wash. Memorials may be neral service at 1 p.m. A graveside service is survived by his wife, Janice purchased Schaefer Funeral In recent years, he has made to Providence Hospice will follow at Doss Cemetery, Mossyrock. Shipman; daughter, Angie; Home in Marysville, Wash., continued his community & Home Care Foundation, Arrangements are under the direction of and son, James; grandchildren, which became Schaefer- activities with involvement 2731 Wetmore Ave. #500, Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. Katherine, Davis and Lily; Shipman Funeral Home. Jim in the Marysville Historical Everett, WA 98201, the • BELVIA LYNN (MEADOWS) OSBORN, 80, Cen- brothers, Calvin and Conrad; served the grieving families of Society, the Stillaguamish Marysville United Methodist tralia, died Sunday, Oct. 20, at Providence and numerous nephews, Marysville for the rest of his Senior Center, and as a Church or to the American St. Peter Hospital, Olympia. A graveside nieces and friends. life. He had a special love for historian at the Evergreen Cancer Society. service will be at 1 p.m. Friday, Dec. 6, at Jim grew up on the south the Tulalip Tribes, and caring Cemetery. Jim worked Arrangements entrusted Claquato Cemetery, Chehalis. Arrange- hill of Puyallup at the family for their families. He always hard at Evergreen to locate to Schaefer-Shipman Funeral ments are under the direction of Funeral farm among friends and worked hard to make sure information about civil war Home. Alternatives of Washington, Tumwater. family. After his freshman everyone was taken care of veterans. • STEVEN EDWARD DAYTON, 65, Glenoma, year of high school, his family and brought deep compassion Jim was a wonderful and To view the obituary, please died Tuesday, Oct. 29, in Bellevue. Ser- moved to a 160 acre farm at and professionalism to his loving husband, father, uncle, go to chronline.com/obituaries. vices will be held at a later date. Arrange- Alfa Prairie near Onalaska, position. In 1986/87, he and friend. He possessed a ments are under the direction of Forest Funeral Home and Cemetery, Olympia. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 6, 2013 • Main 8 Elections 2013 Nation/World

Nation in Brief World in Brief Illinois Set to be 15th New DNA Evidence at State to Allow Gay Chris Christie Re-Elected Knox Murder Trial Fails Marriage; Weddings to Prove That Knife Starting in June Governor of New Jersey Was Murder Weapon SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — FLORENCE, Italy (AP) — U.S. After months of arduous lobby- By Steve Peoples student Amanda Knox’s defense ing in President Barack Obama’s The Associated Press got a boost on Wednesday when a home state, Illinois lawmakers new DNA test on a kitchen knife passed a measure Tuesday that ASBURY PARK, N.J. — Gov. ‘‘I did not seek a failed to conclusively prove that it would legalize same-sex marriage. Chris Christie was re-elected with was the murder weapon used to Under the legislation, which ease Tuesday, demonstrating the second term to do kill her British roommate. kind of broad, bipartisan appeal Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn has An expert witness testified that will serve as his opening argu- small things.I sought a vowed to sign, couples could start that the minuscule DNA trace ment should he seek the Republican second term to finish tying the knot in June. presidential nomination in 2016. on the knife handle near the Fourteen other states and With 94 percent of precincts the job. Now watch me blade showed “considerable af- Washington, D.C., allow same- reporting, Christie had 60 percent do it.’’ finity” with Knox’s own DNA. sex marriage. of the vote to Democratic state That confirmed what was The road to the Illinois vote Sen. Barbara Buono’s 39 percent, already known from two previ- was long and included a stalled at- putting him en route to become Chris Christie ous trials: that Knox’s DNA was tempt earlier this year, frustrating the first Republican in a quarter- re-elected as governor of New Jersey on the knife handle, identified activists in a state where Demo- century to receive more than 50 through another trace. crats lead the House, Senate and percent of the New Jersey vote. Mel Evans / The Associated Press No DNA belonging to the governor’s office. Chicago Demo- This, in a state that President Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris slain British student, Meredith cratic Rep. Greg Harris, who is Barack Obama carried a year ago making me the luckiest guy in Christie waves as he celebrates his elec- Kercher, was identified. Previ- the main sponsor, decided not to by more than 17 points, his big- the world,” Christie said in a vic- tion victory in Asbury Park, N.J., Tuesday, ous genetic evidence on the blade bring the bill for a vote in May, gest margin in the nation. tory speech late Tuesday in the after defeating Democratic challenger linked to Kercher had been con- saying he didn’t have the support. “Thank you, New Jersey, for shore town of Asbury Park. Barbara Buono. tested at earlier stages. Local Elections 2013

Penberth, Rollins Win Pe Ell Council Races LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS ROUNDUP CHANGE: Penberth Seeking cil, including more transparency Authority. Lee said she has asked and making the council more Nichols to stay on the board. The first count of general election Larae Grove — 309 votes Seat on Flood Authority citizen friendly. “I have talked to the mayor ballots was conducted Tuesday. A District 3: as Councilor “The public feels like they are about staying in my position on second count will be held Friday. Sandy Bray — 432 votes shut out,” Penberth said. “I’m go- the Flood Authority since you Below are the initial results of Jerad Buswell — 413 votes By Kyle Spurr ing to open doors.” don’t have to be an elected offi- some of the smaller contested District 5: [email protected] Penberth, who strongly op- cial,” Lee said. “Hopefully he sees races in the Lewis County Area. Full Brad Dykstra — 467 votes poses a dam in the upper Che- the benefit of me staying there.” results are available at http://vote. Michelle Askin — 343 votes John Penberth is leading in- halis River, said he will pursue a Trailing by 24 votes, Lee said wa.gov/results/current/lewis/ cumbent Dolores Lee 86 votes to seat on the Flood Authority. she is not conceding. White Pass School District 62 in their race for the Position 1 “If the vote holds through, I’m “Right now there are still votes Toledo City Council District 1: seat on the Pe Ell Town Council going to lobby the other coun- out there that need to be counted,” Position 1: Erica Emerson — 575 votes after the initial results were re- cilmen to allow me to fill (Lee’s) Lee said. “Until the election is cer- James Fluckinger — 74 votes John Squires — 320 votes leased by the Lewis County Au- Guy Spratt — 41 votes District 3: position on the flood authority tified we really don’t know. If it Position 2: ditor’s Office Tuesday night. to represent the town of Pe Ell,” does turns out that John takes my Nick Creighton — 471 votes Penberth, a former county Steve Dobosh — 81 votes Martin E. Fortin Jr. ‚ 400 votes Penberth said. “I could probably place, I do wish him well.” Eric Duerst — 45 votes coroner and one-time Lewis District 4: sit on that board and know more Meanwhile, Ken Rollins is Position 5: County Commission candidate, than some of the members. I’ve ahead of Lonnie Willey 77 votes Curt Atkinson — 449 votes Mike Thomas — 91 votes Tami Bowen Hickle — 432 votes will likely unseat Lee, who has been following it so close and ev- to 67 for the Position 2 seat on Richard Kindle — 32 votes for the last four years been a eryone knows me on that board. the Pe Ell council. member of the Chehalis River Fire District 2 — Toledo I have always been outspoken Rollins is an emergency Vader City Council Curtis M. Feigenbaum — 386 Basin Flood Authority. about not putting a dam in the medical technician who served Position 1: votes Penberth earlier this month upper Chehalis River.” two tours in Vietnam during his Andy Wilson — 73 votes Jacqui Spahr — 378 votes said he considers himself an Lee said it is up to Mayor Spen- seven years in the military. Wil- Hallie Sword — 57 votes outspoken candidate who wants cer Nichols to decide who is Pe ley has worked in the timber in- Position 3: Fire District 4 — Morton to bring new ideas to the coun- Ell’s representative on the Flood dustry for 40 years. Joe Schey — 74 votes Gerald Klepach — 99 votes Rodney Allison — 57 votes Douglas Osterdahl — 46 votes Adna School District Fire District 5 — Napavine Sirena Painter Nabs Tenino Council Seat District 4: Lyle Hojem — 553 votes Jennifer Collins — 421 votes By Lisa Broadt about the community as a whole,” Kevin VanEgdom — 341 votes and wanted to choose a name Mike Haunreiter — 343 votes [email protected] she said. that they recognized.” Donald Ragan — 275 votes She was dismayed, in partic- With the election behind him, Mossyrock School District In the tangled race for Tenino Fire District 8 — ular with Brodersen’s continued Brodersen is ready, as the mayor, District 2: City Council Position 1, new- run for city council. to begin his work with a very dif- Salkum/Silver Creek comer Sirena Painter appears Kevin Young — 536 votes If Brodersen had won the ferent city council. Ty Powell — 249 votes George Kaech — 475 votes to have come out victorious, ac- council seat and then given it up, “I will work with council Don Taylor — 319 votes cording to unofficial results a new councilor would have been members to make sure they have Napavine School District Fire District 11 — Pe Ell from the Thurston County Au- appointed — what some might the information they need to be District 2: ditor’s Office. John Woods — 127 votes see as a fancy way to keep Painter informed decision makers when Ellen Munson — 395 votes Painter captured 145 votes, or Randy Coady — 91 votes out of office. they assume their roles next Kirk Smith — 196 votes 53 percent. Her challengers, Bret Brod- “No one wants to think bad of year,” he said. Fire District 14 — Randle their elected officials,” she said, The Council Position 1 race Onalaska School District ersen and Ann Richter, received District 2: Kenneth Lindh — 254 votes 40 percent and 7 percent respec- “but anyone who understands the was complicated from its start. Pam Kinsman — 619 votes Frank Kittock — 172 votes tively. process knew what was going on.” By the time Brodersen took Jeanne Hall — 323 votes Brodersen will maintain his Brodersen gives a simpler ex- over Eric Strawn’s position as District 3: Fire District 18 — Glenoma title of mayor. If he had won, he planation: “It’s difficult to have mayor in June, it was too late to Scott Reed — 533 votes Richard Kain — 128 votes would have had to choose be- your name there on the ballot drop his name from the ballot. Steven Richardson — 304 votes Fred Jurey — 31 votes tween acting as mayor or acting and then ask people not to vote Joining the race between as councilor. for you. You worry, it may stay in Brodersen and Painter was Rich- Pe Ell School District Riverside Fire Authority Harlan Thompson — 1,846 votes Painter on Tuesday evening their minds in future elections.” ter, a registered nurse, who earlier District 3: Rick Conklin — 1,429 votes said she is ready to take on the “When people approached this year was chosen from a pool Jennifer Bush — 206 votes new challenge. me individually,” he said, “I ex- of three candidates to temporar- Ed Petersen — 148 votes plained the situation, and they ily fill the council seat vacated Randle Emergency Medical Her first move as councilor? Services Levy seemed to understand.” by Brodersen. After missing the Rochester School District “Attend a meeting,” she said Yes — 328 votes As for receiving 40 percent: “I District 2: laughing. deadline to get on the ballot, Camille Haskins — 1,271 votes No — 169 votes Asked about the bizarre race, think there were a fair amount of Richter announced she would Derek White — 571 votes Painter said she thinks it’s “a citizens that thought by voting run as a write-in candidate. Mineral Fire little sad that 40 percent of the for me they were voting to keep Painter, 42, is a library aide Toledo School Board District Levy community voted for someone me in office. Others maybe voted at Tenino Timberland Regional District 1: Yes — 29 votes who isn’t really running.” for me because they weren’t fa- Library, a mother of two, and a Heidi Buswell — 535 votes No — 25 votes “I don’t know what that says miliar with the other candidate 16-year resident of Tenino. John O’Callahan Tops Scribner Lester Beats Palm for Tenino Position 4 By Lisa Broadt third race, I’d say things were going great, By Lisa Broadt “Or at least a place where seniors can get together, can get out of the house [email protected] because I didn’t know better,” O’Callahan, [email protected] and socialize,” he said. who served from 2011-2012 as the chair of Youth minister Craig Lester has won In a tight race between two political the Thurston County Republican Party, Lester, 50, has been a familiar face at veterans, John O’Callahan appears to have the Tenino City Council Position 4 Race, council meetings over the last year and said. “Now, I know you never know what’s according to unofficial election results. bested incumbent Bob Scribner for the going to happen.” has been vocal in encouraging change. Tenino City Council Position 3 race, ac- Though the race between Lester and A leader at Heritage Baptist Church, O’Callahan was bested in a 2011 race cording to preliminary results from the challenger Cindy Palm, both newcom- Lester said he is eager to get involved with Thurston County Auditor’s Office. by now-councilor Wayne Fournier. ers, was decidedly casual, the results a community that he sees as struggling. O’Callahan is leading Scribner 173 Scribner, 65, has served on the Tenino were the closest of all the Tenino races. “The way it is isn’t working,” Lester, 50, votes to 92. City Council for nine of past 11 years. Lester captured 133 votes, or 52 per- said earlier this year of what he described O’Callahan, 56, first joined the coun- His most recent term was riddled with cent. Palm received 108 votes, or 42 per- as the council’s “infighting and bickering.” cil in 1995 and served until November of controversy, including accusations that he cent. Barring any changes, Lester will “I believe that with a willingness to 2009. used his employment with state Labor and take over the seat previously held by work together and with other people, The father of one is a business develop- Industries to gain access to private infor- Councilor Bob Scribner. there could be a lot more positive things ment consultant for an online business di- mation on Tenino representatives. In an interview Tuesday night, Les- coming out,” he said. “I think I could rectory and U.S. Navy veteran. During his time on the City Council he ter said he was in disbelief. bring that maturity level to the table.” O’Callahan previously said he was represented the city on county-wide com- “I’m just happy all the hard work A father of three, Lester works as the hopeful, but not convinced, he could win mittees, including: Solid Waste Advisory, paid off,” he said. plant manager at an oil storage facil- City Council Position 3. Home Consortium, Transportation Policy Among his top projects: putting to- ity in Tacoma. He and his family have “If you’d asked me on my second or Board, and Law and Justice Policy. gether a senior center. lived in Tenino for 18 months. • Main 9 ELECTIONS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2012

Centralia City Council Henderson Says Allegations Added to Defeat in Council Race BACK TO WORK: Coumbs So far, Coumbs has 1,540 Coumbs said. “I’m happy I won Chehalis Police Department in- votes out of 2,346, nearly dou- and I’m able to continue on.” vestigation released in August, Nearly Doubles bling that of Henderson. Henderson, currently serving Henderson is accused of using Opponent’s Vote Total Coumbs, who served twice in his first term in the District 3 his former position as a Lewis on the city council, first in the seat, received 806 votes. County veterans specialist to for Position 2 1980s, said he is encouraged with Henderson said he has no help one of his own tenants pay the majority vote. He received future plans to return to politics By Kyle Spurr for a delinquent account at Cen- about the same vote total the and wants to focus his time on tralia City Light. [email protected] Lee Coumbs Dan Henderson first time he ran for council. his new job as manager of PJ’s He allegedly encouraged a Centralia City Councilor Lee 1,540 votes 806 votes “It was very humbling at the Pizza in Centralia. client to forge his brother’s name time because I had never run be- “Honestly I have enjoyed the Coumbs is leading in the gen- fore,” Coumbs said. “At least now time I have spent serving the in order to secure $450 for the eral election race for Position 2, Elmore left the position and I haven’t lost support.” community,” Henderson said. “I delinquent bill. at-large seat with 66 percent of switched to a four-year, District Coumbs, the long-time coun- feel like I left the city better than Henderson denies the allega- the vote over fellow City Coun- 2 seat. cilor who has helped start com- I found it, which is always a goal.” tions, but said it ultimately hurt cilor Dan Henderson, who has Elmore ran unopposed in the munity events such as Summer- Henderson said he is pleased his campaign. claimed 34 percent. general election. fest and the Spring Youth Fair, with earning a third of the votes “Clearly I think the issue with The position 2, at-large seat Coumbs is currently serving said he is looking forward to be- considering he campaigned the allegations definitely hin- carries a two-year term rather as mayor pro tem in the District ing a part of a new council. amid felony forgery and fraud al- dered my campaign and affected than a four-year term and was 1 seat. He has served twice on the “I’m very encouraged. I want legations. the results,” Henderson said. opened when Councilor John city council, first in the 1980s. to continue to work with the city,” According to findings in a “There is no doubt about that.”

Mayor Meets New Councilor Centralia Mayor Bonnie Canaday Ahead of John VerValen in Council Race

By Kyle Spurr “I’m excited and I’m looking [email protected] forward to the next four,” Cana- day said Tuesday night. Centralia Mayor Bonnie VerValen, who works for Pry- Canaday, who has served on the or Giggey Co., a refractory plant council for 16 years, is leading in in Chehalis, received 255 votes. the general election for the Dis- VerValen ran for city coun- trict 4 seat with 65 percent of the cil in the 1990s and is a former vote over challenger John VerVa- chairman of the Historic Pres- len, who has 35 percent. ervation Commission and a Canaday has 467 votes out of Southwest Washington Clean 722 so far. Air Agency Board of Directors Canaday announced earlier member. this year that she was retiring The next ballot count will be from the city council, but in May held at 11 a.m. Friday, according she changed course and decided to the Lewis County Auditor’s to run. Office.

Pete Caster / [email protected] Centralia Mayor Bonnie Canaday shakes hands with Centralia City Council District 3 winner Pat Gallagher after the general election results were announced at the Lewis County Auditor’s oice at the Lewis County Courthouse in Chehalis Greenwood Jr. Holds Small on Tuesday evening. Initial results showed both Canaday and Gallagher were leading their respective races by large margins. Behind Canaday and Gallagher are re-elected councilor Lee Coumbs and his wife, Marty. Lead in Race Against Mead

By Kyle Spurr its his early lead to him actively [email protected] campaigning and attending various forums to help the commu- Gallagher Tops Fellow Newcomer Vogt Ron Greenwood Jr., a former nity get to know who he is as a By Kyle Spurr votes out of 670. Vogt has 173 because I’m new,” Gallagher said. Fred Meyer Distribution Center candidate. votes. “A lot of people want to see new worker, is slightly leading Brian “I enjoyed running. Even If I [email protected] M. Mead, who works for Sean Gallagher believes his early people on the council. They want don’t win it has still been fun and Clift Mortgage, in the general Political newcomer Patrick lead relates to him working hard somebody that is in touch with I will still go to the city council Gallagher has a large lead in the election for the District 1 seat on and connecting face-to-face with the issues.” meetings,” Greenwood Jr. said. race for the District 3 seat on the the Centralia City Council. “If I do win, I would encourage voters on the campaign trail. The District 3 seat opened Centralia City Council over fel- Greenwood Jr. has 52 percent my opponent to do the same low newcomer Max Vogt. “From what I can gather, I this year when Councilor Dan of the vote and a 19-vote lead thing.” Gallagher, a Washington simply outworked Max,” Galla- Henderson decided to leave over Mead so far. The District 1 seat opened State Department of Transporta- gher said Tuesday night. “I was the seat and run against fellow Greenwood Jr. has 242 votes this year after Councilor Lee tion bridge engineer, leads with in the streets more. I doorbelled Councilor Lee Coumbs for the out of 465. Mead has 223 votes, Coumbs left the seat to run for 74 percent over Vogt, the owner my district three times.” open Position 2 at large seat. which is 48 percent of the vote. the Position 2 at large seat. and designated broker at Win- Gallagher said much of his The next ballot count will be Neither candidate has run for The next ballot count will be dermere Real Estate, who has support has to do with voters held at 11 a.m. Friday, according political office before this gen- held at 11 a.m. Friday, according earned 26 percent. wanting a fresh face on the council. to the Lewis County Auditor’s eral election. to the Lewis County Auditor’s So far, Gallagher has 497 “A lot of people supported me Office. Greenwood Jr. said he cred- Office. Chehalis City Council All Three Incumbents Maintain Seats on Chehalis City Council SUPPORT: Councilors at-large position recently finishing up an at-large owner. on the city coun- four-year term on the council — The ballot results will be cer- Taylor, Dawes and Spahr cil for the past echoed the thoughts of his fellow tified on Tuesday, Nov. 26, ac- Defend Seats eight years, said councilors. cording to the auditor’s office. the current coun- “It’s been awfully hard the By Kyle Spurr cil has made a last few years with the recession,” [email protected] concerted effort Spahr said. “We see a few glim- All three incumbents in the to spend wisely mers, but we have to continue to races for Chehalis City Council Chad Taylor Dennis Dawes Bob Spahr and limit any im- move cautiously. People do rec- hold sizable leads over their oppo- 618 votes 614 votes 639 votes pacts on citizens. ognize how difficult it’s been and nents, according to initial results Those efforts where we are going.” released Tuesday night by the are resonating Spahr leads the Position 3 at Lewis County Auditor’s Office. Taylor, who has served on with people, Dawes said. large race with 65 percent over Chad Taylor is ahead of Jerry the Chehalis City Council for 12 “I would say people are rela- Amrine, whose name was on Lord 618 votes to 350. Dennis years, said the comfortable leads tively happy with the way the the ballot although he has since Hot Yoga Dawes leads Laurel Khan 614 show voters are supporting the council is running and don't see moved out of the area, which dis- votes to 393 and Bob Spahr is current council. a need for change at this time,” qualifies him for the position. ahead of Brad Amrine 639 votes “What it says is that the peo- Dawes said. “We have things we Dawes earned a lead in the is Here! to 347. ple of Chehalis are pretty happy have to do and tough issues to Position 1 at large race with 61 Classes Begin There are more votes to be with the way the city is running face, but overall as a council we percent over Khan, the owner counted, with a second count and the people are really happy have lived within our means and and chef at Mackinaw’s Restau- November 12, 2013 scheduled for Friday. County- with the decisions being made have not burdened the citizen rant in downtown Chehalis. wide, there an estimated 3,000 on the council,” Taylor said Tues- with fee increases.” Taylor has a lead in the Posi- 8:30am & 7:00pm votes left to be counted, accord- day night. Spahr — a city councilor for tion 2 at large race with 64 per- * Chehalis Club Only * ing to the auditor’s office. Dawes, who has served in an a total of 24 years who is most cent over Lord, M&K Town Store Kostick Beats Challenger Haberstroh for Chehalis Port Position By Amy Nile 1,066 votes, or 44 percent. Kostick has more than 20 [email protected] “I’m very proud to be serving years of professional leadership

my district and the voters,” Kos- experience with national busi- CH509465bw.db Incumbent Ken Kostick is tick said. nesses, including two Fortune leading in the race for Cheha- Kostick told The Chronicle 500 companies. lis Port Commissioner District creating jobs will remain his top The 42-year-old husband 2 with 1,377 votes, according priority in his second, six-year and father currently works as a to unofficial election results term. Additionally, he said, he purchasing manager for Quanex released Tuesday evening by will continue working on several Building Product in the Port of the Lewis County Auditor’s projects to bring businesses into Chehalis. ESSENTIAL Office. the port. The winner of Tuesday’s elec- Ken Kostick Arnold Haberstroh Yoga Kostick, a Chehalis native, cap- “I think there are going to be tion will take a seat on the com- 1,377 votes 1,066 votes tured 56 percent of the votes, while some great opportunities mov- mission that guides the port, lo- To get class schedule and more opponent Arnold Haberstroh took ing forward,” he said. cated just south of Chehalis. info, visit thorbeckes.com Main 10 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 5, 2013 ELECTIONS Toledo Citizens Approve City Joining Timberland Library District By Amy Nile the town. I think it’s going to be a ledo qualifies for a full library or [email protected] wonderful addition.” if it should have a kiosk or book The Caldwell’s Cowlitz Street drop. Toledo voters approved a “This is a great step. A library building previously housed the In the meantime, Pratt said, measure for the city to join the Toledo Pharmacy until 2011 the city will prepare the site to taxing district of the Timberland really makes you a town.” and the Daily Grind coffee shop, Timberland’s standards. Toledo’s Regional Library System, with which closed earlier this year. Ramsey family has offered to 84 votes, 63 percent, according Jerry Pratt to unofficial election results re- Toledo mayor The city council unanimous- help remodel the space, he said. leased Tuesday evening by the ly approved in May an ordinance “That’s why I love this town. Lewis County Auditor’s Office. supporting the city joining Tim- We have great people,” Pratt said. “I’m ecstatic, I think it’s great,” berland’s taxing district. In July, Vision Toledo, a project to said Toledo Mayor Jerry Pratt. cards, Pratt said, will be eligible the newest Timberland Regional the Lewis County Commission revitalize the community, has approved a request from the city listed a library as a need for the “We can all use the libraries now.” for a refund. Library branch. that the decision be put to the town. Toledo residents can apply for Toledo residents Pat and Bill “I’m very thrilled,” Pat free library cards in as little as voters. “This is a great step. A library three weeks after the county cer- Caldwell in April donated an Caldwell told The Chronicle fol- With voters’ approval, Pratt really makes you a town,” Pratt tifies the election results. Those empty downtown building to the lowing the posting of election said, Timberland’s board will said. “Vision Toledo will work who have purchased library city in hopes it would become results Tuesday. “I’m excited for now conduct a study to see if To- right along with it.” Centralia School Board

Retired Principal Neal The Results Are In Kirby Bests Incumbent Patricia Dolezal for Centralia School Board

By Amy Nile [email protected] Neal Kirby is leading in the race for Centralia School Board Position 5 with 1,959 votes, according to unofficial election results released Tuesday evening by the Lewis County Auditor’s Neal Kirby Patricia Dolezal Office. 1,959 votes 1,754 votes Kirby, a retired Centralia principal, captured 53 percent of the votes, while incumbent Patri- hard to recover.” cia Dolezal took 1,754 votes, or Kirby received recognition for 47 percent. his work as principal at Edison Pete Caster / [email protected] There will be a second count Elementary. The 34-year veteran Centralia School Board candidates Neal Kirby, left, and Ron Averill, center, look at Tuesday night’s General Election Friday. Countywide, there are educator lead Edison to earn an results at the Lewis County Courthouse in Chehalis. Kirby defeated incumbent Patti Dolezal, while Averill fell to Amy 3,000 ballots left to be counted, “A Exemplary” or “B Very Good” Buzzard. though only a small percentage rating on the state achievement of them are within the Centralia index every year since 2007. The School District. district’s six other schools earlier “I have a real interest in chang- this year received “C Good” or ing the leadership of the district “D Fair” ratings based on the in- Buzzard Beats Averill for School Board office,” Kirby said. “I think that’s dex. By Amy Nile The district and classroom what a lot of the campaign was As a board member, Kirby volunteer said she will first be- about.” [email protected] said, he would explore imple- come acclimated with the other If other board members agree, Amy Buzzard is leading in Kirby said, he will be calling for menting programs that lead to board members to determine her Edison’s success, such as after- the race for Centralia School direction moving forward. She a replacement of Superinten- Board Position 1 with 2,151 votes, dent Steve Bodnar. Kirby said he school programs and increased said bringing up Centralia’s low according to unofficial election hopes to find a superintendent instructional time districtwide. graduation rate will remain a top who has a mission to teach every Additionally, Kirby said, he results released Tuesday evening priority. by the Lewis County Auditor’s child and is transparent about will focus on improving student Ron Averill Amy Buzzard “My priority lies with the stu- the district’s shortcomings. achievement on assessments and Office. 1,562 votes 2,151 votes dents,” Buzzard said. “Any deci- “There are some huge trust improving Centralia’s low grad- Buzzard, 39, captured 58 per- sion I make is based on what’s problems in the district office, uation rate. cent of the votes, while former best for our students. and with Steve Bodnar in partic- The winner of Tuesday’s elec- Lewis County Commissioner The winner of Tuesday’s elec- ular,” Kirby, who holds a master’s tion will take a seat on the five- Ron Averill won 1,562 votes, or election part behind me,” Buz- tion will take a seat on the five- degree in school administration, member board that guides the 42 percent. zard said. “I’m ready to get to member board that guides the said. “Once that trust is gone, it’s Centralia School District. “I’m really happy to have the work.” Centralia School District. Dowell Leads Former Mayor Bradshaw in Winlock Mayoral Race By Kyle Spurr Dowell said his victory in the sitting around and complaining Aaron Mummert, an assistant W. Patrick, Winlock's Planning [email protected] primary election followed by an I decided to do something about Winlock High School football Commission chairman, is lead- early lead in the general election it,” Dowell said. coach who is serving on the city’s ing incumbent Dennis Korpi by Lonnie Dowell, a 20-year relates to the voters wanting new Dowell, a Winlock native, planning commission, for the six votes. Navy veteran who is running for leadership on the Winlock City earned 102 votes out of the 188 Position 5 seat. Patrick has 98 out of 190 political office for the first time, Council. votes counted so far. Mummert is leading with 59 votes. Korpi has 92 votes. is leading in the general election race for Winlock mayor with 54 “I don’t have an agenda. I’m Bradshaw, who served as percent of the vote. Cook has 41 Patrick, who previously percent of the vote. open to whatever the people mayor from 1992 to 1996 and percent. served as fire commissioner for Dowell is leading former want,” Dowell said Tuesday from 1998 to 2002, received 86 Mummert, who was appoint- Thurston County Fire District 1 Mayor Don Bradshaw, a police night. “I just want to start mov- votes. ed to the planning commission before moving to Winlock, has commissioner since 2010, who ing forward.” The position for mayor by Cook, has 113 votes out of 193. 52 percent so far. has 46 percent. Dowell said he initially decid- opened up this year when cur- Cook, the mayor since 2010, Korpi, the long-time council- There are about 3,000 bal- ed to run for mayor to help his rent Mayor Glen Cook decided has 80 votes. or currently serving on the Posi- lots left to be counted across the hometown and help stop con- to leave his seat and run for Posi- tion 4 seat, has 48 percent. county, but only a small portion flicts on the council. tion 5 on the City Council. THE OTHER COUNCIL seat up The next ballot count will be of those votes are likely from “I just didn’t like the way Win- for election in Winlock is Posi- held at 11 a.m. Friday, according to Winlock. lock was going and instead of COOK IS TRAILING newcomer tion 4 where challenger Samuel the Lewis County Auditor’s Office.

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Because Washing- Centralia, Wa Raymond Frieszell, MS, CPO at the initiative the less they Licensed Prosthetist/Orthotist liked it." counties will be updating their ton state votes entirely by mail But labeling supporters numbers daily throughout the and ballots only need to be post- Ofice Hours by Appointment weren't conceding. week. marked by Tuesday, more ballots MEDICARE • VA • DSHS • L & I • ALL INSURANCES The measure would have re- are left to count. CH508980bw.cg • Main 11 FROM THE FRONT The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash.,Thursday, Nov. 7, 2012 Pot: Mayor Says Vader in a ‘Catch 22’ Situation Calendar: Rock Band at Fox Theatre Continued from front page oppose it, according to Smith. nearly impossible, Milton said. Continued from Main 2 Tacoma Rock Band to “The only people who are “The worst thing for the city the initiative voters approved last against this are people who don’t to do is to spend a bunch of mon- Chinooks to Hold Perform at Fox Theatre year to legalize recreational mari- have skin in the game. They’re ey they don’t have on regulation juana use and production. Milton people who don’t need the econ- in a gimmicky little stunt,” he Annual Dinner, Auction The Tacoma rock band wants to lease the remaining 40 sites omy to do well,” Milton said. said. “They’re going to spin their The Chinook Indian Nation Amadon will perform with local bands Modern Day Hero to other licensees. Milton said he had prepared wheels in a direction that’s not will be hosting the annual Chi- Milton estimates the pro- a 30-minute presentation for the very productive.” nook Indian Nation Seafood and Blue Dream at 8 p.m. Sat- posal has the potential to gener- council but was not granted the Because pot remains illegal Dinner and Silent Auction at 4-7 urday at the Fox Theatre in ate $8.4 million a year for each opportunity to share the infor- on the federal level, Smith said, p.m. Saturday at the Columbia downtown Centralia. licenced grow or more than $361 mation at the meeting. allowing production would open Pacific Heritage Museum, 115 Tickets are $8 presale or $10 million for the combined sites. “I really worked hard to be up- the city to potential liability. At Lake Street SE, Ilwaco. at the door. Advance tickets For each site, Milton said, he front and transparent about what the same time, state Liquor Con- Those attending will be able are available at Holley’s Place, expects to hire about 25 employ- I’m trying to do,” he told The trol Board representatives have to bid at the native arts and next to the Fox Theatre, or by ees at $20 per hour. With 43 po- Chronicle. “It’s disappointing.” said cities and counties that try crafts silent auction, win door calling (360) 807-0144. tential sites, that’s 1,075 potential Smith said the Lewis County to ban pot production could face prizes every hour and buy raffle The concert is presented jobs in addition to more employ- Commission is considering ag- lawsuits from licensees. tickets for a handmade Chinook by Mullins Music Productions ment opportunities at the ware- gressive measures to prevent “We’re in a Catch 22,” Smith, a basket, American Girl Kaya Doll, and Historic Fox Theatre Res- house Milton hopes to develop marijuana growing operations former FBI agent and law school and a Native American inspired torations. once outdoor production begins. countywide. The council also dis- student, said. quilt. Some members of the council cussed drafting extensive regula- The council will continue ad- Dinner selection includes Games Day, traditional and modern remain open to supporting the tions that would make operating dressing the proposal at its next grilled salmon, fried Willapa board games, card games, 1 p.m., Matrix proposal, while others strongly a marijuana production business meeting Nov. 19 at 6:30 p.m. oysters, coleslaw, fry bread and Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 a variety of homemade desserts. “Up,” 8 p.m., Corbet Theatre, Centralia Tickets at the door are $15 gen- College, adults $10, students and se- Art: niors $8, for mature audiences, call 736- College Spokesman Cites Freedom of Speech eral admission and $13 for elders 9391, ext. 525, for reservations and veterans. Continued from front page “He had become increasingly “There’s this idea that his- Free entrance day, Mount Rainier Na- dissatisfied with society,” Gibson tory is a very personal thing,” he The Chinook Indian Nation/ tional Park death following his involvement said. “He went off into the wild said. “Reality is this negotiation Chinook Tribes consist of the “The Tragedy on Tower,” talk by San- in a rape case. essentially.” between the mind and the envi- Cathlamet, Clatsop, Lower Chi- dra Crowell, 2 p.m., Brownstone Coffee “I believe something that is Gibson said he is searching ronment.” nook, Wahkiakum and Willapa Lounge, 120 S. Tower, Centralia, (360) 661- contrary to the accepted history for an objective view of Craw- Centralia College’s Washing- tribes. 0866 or [email protected] of him,” the 29-year-old Bothell ford’s perspective by tracing his ton Hall gallery is showcasing artist said. footsteps chronologically. 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Safeco · Liberty Northwest · Travelers · Mutual of Enumclaw Issues: Mail-in Votes Could Come Into Play The Hartford · Hagerty · Foremost · American Modern Continued from front page cording to a 2012 state audit, technically the credit is payment, exacerbated the water sewer dis- it’s not helping pay the monthly Carter for Position 1. District trict’s debt. power bill, the inspections, the clerk is a paid position. According to the audit, Fox legal fees.” Resident Rick Toups faces maintained untenably low wa- Jimmy Hilliard on Wednes- Birchfield housing development ter rates to promote the sale of day said as many as 14 mail-in co-owner Carol Fox for Position 2. Birchfield lots. He also, during votes could come into play before And, in a match that pits the his 17 years as a commissioner, a second count Friday morning. leaders of the two factions, resi- exempted himself from more He is optimistic. dent and retired DEA agent Jim- than $80,000 in water and sewer Both he and Fox acknowl- my Hilliard faces District 5 Op- CH506440sl.sw payments. edge that the initial results from 209 W. Main Street · Centralia, WA erations Manager and Birchfield In response to the audit find- Lewis County’s smallest precinct co-owner Virgil Fox. ings, Fox said he would resign as are far from conclusive. If Carter, Carol and Fox win, 360-736-8281 commissioner. In early 2012, he Fox declined to provide fur- each will hold multiple roles relinquished his seat to his son, ther comment for this story. with conflicting interests — a real estate agent Gary Fox. serious blow to accountability If Fox wins this election and in the district. All three ran as resumes his role as District 5 write-in candidates. commissioner, he will be in di- Fox and Carol own the 1,300 rect conflict of his promise to “Thanks again for all the help acres off Middle Fork Road that step down. comprise Birchfield. The Hilliards and Toups say Fifteen years ago, the Foxes a win would afford them the and effort you put into my began the process of transform- chance to address the injustices ing their land into a fully con- they say they’ve suffered over the transaction. Stacey and I tained community of high-qual- last three years. ity family homes that would be Jimmy Hilliard worries that, love the house, and the dogs served by Water Sewer District 5. if they don’t win, Fox will again The only residents of Birchfield use his role as commissioner for really love the new yard. at the time, Fox and Carol ap- personal gain. pointed themselves commission- He said the Foxes have taken I’ll be even happier after all ers of the water sewer district. aggressive — though not illegal County regulations and a —steps to improve their chances our stuff is unpacked.” stagnant economy stalled prog- in the election. ress at Birchfield. “Quite a few people have Today, there are only a sprin- moved into the rental houses —Stryker and Stacey, irst-time home buyers kling of occupied homes in the since those three registered as community intended to house candidates,” Jimmy Hilliard said 2,700 residences. Water Sew- about a small cluster of houses er District 5 is approximately near Birchfield winery that Fox $500,000 in debt. owns. “Kristine Carter, who is We’ll do everything but help you unpack! Birchfield’s meager popula- the district clerk, she moved in tion is at the heart of many of its with Virgil where the water dis- Mortgage rates are low. Now is the time to buy. financial issues. trict office was. She apparently As Fox previously told The lives there now.” Let a TwinStar mortgage expert help you today. Chronicle: Typically, when a Should the residents win, developer works on a project, they will first tackle Fox’s fee col- progress is steady and the money lection policies. needed for operations is funded Fox currently owns about 60 RICK BOROVEC NMLS #613953 ALAN PUST NMLS #613958 by the stream of new residents. percent of the water hookups. He Mortgage Loan Ofﬁcer Mortgage Loan Ofﬁcer Not so with Birchfield. pays his water and sewer fees as TwinStar Credit Union TwinStar Credit Union “In this case, everything has a credit against the money Dis- Centralia Branch, 1320 S Gold St Chehalis Branch, 1555 S Market Blvd sat dormant for years,” Fox said. trict 5 owes to him, the owner of In late 2008, District 5 ran Birchfield. 360.486.3769 or 800.258.3115 ext. 3769 360.486.3765 or 800.258.3115 ext. 3765 out of cash. Fox, as the real estate That strategy forces Birch- [email protected] [email protected] developer, loaned the water dis- field’s handful of residents to put trict — of which he was commis- up 100 percent of the cash need- sioner — about $46,000. He set ed to pay District 5’s costs. the interest rate at 5 percent. “There shouldn’t be this bur- CH506332cz.sw Those overlapping roles den on 40 percent of customers. I TwinStarCU.com continued and created multiple want to see if it’s even legal,” Jim- conflicts of interest, which, ac- my Hilliard said. “Even though Main 12 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013

Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations Voice of the People 10th Consecutive Year

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Chuck Nugent will again be playing the bagpipe at the Veterans Day celebration Monday in the Cultural Hall of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Chehalis. This is the 10th consecutive year for the Veterans Day event. Nugent is shown at left performing at a previous “I did. I voted celebration honoring because I’m a veterans. patriot and if we don’t let our voice be heard nothing

will ever become of Photographs submitted by Linda Nowa, media specialist, LDS Church, Chehalis the United States.”

Robert Smith Toledo area, Centralia College LDS Church to Host Veterans Day Celebration Writing Center tutor By Linda Nowa Media Specialist Public Affairs Committee Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints For the 10th year in a row, veterans of Lewis County and adjoining communities will be honored by a program celebrating those who have served and recognizing the sacrifices that they have made to keep us safe and maintain our freedoms. The 2013 Veterans Day celebration will be at 7 p.m. Mon- day in the Cultural Hall of the “No, I didn’t. I’m Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- not 18 yet.” day Saints, 2195 Jackson High- way, Chehalis. Mary Kaplan This year’s theme, “Bring a Toledo, Running Start student Veteran,” focuses on recognizing all who have served in branches of the armed forces from our community. The program will feature music by the Lewis County Com- munity Band under the direction of Louie Blaser, Centralia High The crowd listens attentively at a previous Veterans Day event at the LDS church in Chehalis. School band leader and instruc- Jill Nielsen, city clerk for Va- identifying those who have made person who has rendered exem- tor at Centralia College. The der, and Harry Hillstrom, re- the ultimate sacrifice will con- plary service for the community. band is comprised of community members from age 14 to the 70s. tired Navy veteran, will be the clude the evening. The recipient each year rep- Soloist Sharon Johnson will guest speakers for the event. The Presentation of the Bixby resents the highest achievements also share her singing talents. Veterans of Foreign Wars and Award, in honor of a mother who and ultimate sacrifices that a Guest bagpiper Chuck Nugent American Legion Post 17, under suffered the overwhelming loss citizen can make for his or her will add a touch of the nostalgic the direction of Legion Com- of her five sons fighting for the nation. “No, because I moved with his bagpipe renditions of mander Bob Carroll, will per- freedoms of our nation as rec- Admission to the Veterans music familiar to military veter- form as the Honor Guard for the ognized by President Abraham Day celebration is free. Refresh- and didn’t update ans. evening. The “Final Roll Call” Lincoln, will be awarded to a ments will be served. my registration.” Names in the News Araceli Valdovinos Centralia, full-time mother Onalaska Grad to Assist OUR BEST with CWU Production PASSENGER TIRE! of ‘Nanawatai’ ULTRA Z900 Jake Tillett, a 2009 Onalaska High School graduate from Ethel, OVER 20% MORE TREAD LIFE will be the light board operator So you get more miles out of these tires. for Central Washington Univer- STARTING AT sity’s Central Theatre Ensemble production of “Nanawatai.” 85 Tillett is a senior, pursuing 121 175/65R-14 a bachelor’s degree in film and video studies with a minor in OUTSTANDING A QUIETER theater. WET & DRY RIDING TIRE “You betcha, because TRACTION He previously attended Cen- The NEW Ultra Z900 is the BEST all-season touring tire we’ve ever offered. Available in several popular sizes, it’s my right.” tralia College. His parents are the Ultra Z900 fits many mid-size and larger cars. Ann and Daryl Tillett. CH509701cz.cg We are so sure about the quality of the Ultra Z900, it Shelley Snelson “Nanawatai” follows the comes with a 30-day ride guarantee and our Best Tire Centralia, office assistant Value Promise®. struggle of a Soviet tank crew Centralia CH509023sl.cg commanded by a tyrannical of- 1211 Harrison Ave. • 736-6603 ficer during the 1980s invasion Chehalis of Afghanistan. 36 N. Market Blvd. • 748-0295 Join our Birthday Club! Sign up and receive: $5 Book ’n’ Brush Birthday Buck$ Share your a scoop of ice cream from Engagement, Free and even more Anniversary Sweet Inspirations, Stupendous Surprises! or See store for details Wedding CH506472sl.sw www.BooknBrush.com Located in Historic Downtown Chehalis • 518 N. Market Blvd. Chehalis WA 98532 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] • 360.748.6221 • Mon-Sat 10-6 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013 • Sports 1

Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Beavers Still Alive in District 4 Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 8 Sports e-mail: [email protected] 1A VB Tournament 2A Football Bearcats’ Playoff Journey Begins With Hosting Lumberjacks By Aaron VanTuyl Gueller is still at quarterback; 2A CROSSOVER FOOTBALL [email protected] the Bearcats are again the defending baseball champs; and When you get right down to Yordy, now a senior, is still the it, not much has changed since centerpiece of the Lumberjack at the last time W.F. West met R.A. offense. Long in a crossover football “It seems like he’s been there R.A. Long (8-1) W.F. West (8-1) game. 10 years,” W.F. West coach Bob The teams last played in Wollan said of Yordy. “He scored Friday, 7 p.m., at Chehalis 2010, with Chehalis eking out the touchdown against us in in a 12-10 win on a late field goal 2010. He caught a slant pass and great vision,” Wollan said. “Even by Ian Ward. Mitch Gueller scored. That seems like forever when you’re right, you can be was the starting quarterback ago.” wrong, because it’s a different for the Bearcats, W.F. West had Yordy, a 5-foot-9, 180-pound gear than you see from most won a State 2A baseball title six senior, has scored 34 total touch- running backs.” months earlier, and Jacob Yordy downs this year for the 8-1, R.A. Long’s lone loss of the Pete Caster / [email protected] was a bright spot in the Lumber- ninth-ranked Lumberjacks. season came at the hands of R.A. Long’s Jacob Yordy (left) chases down W.F. West’s Mitch Gueller in a 2010 jack offense. “He’s a special running back. District 4 crossover game in Longview. Yordy and the Lumberjacks will play the Fast-forward three years. A He’s not very big, and he’s got please see BEARCATS, page S5 Bearcats in another crossover game Friday in Chehalis.

Tuesday’s 2B Volleyball Prep Football State Spots on the Line in Crossover Matchups By Aaron VanTuyl [email protected] Five local 1A and 2B teams are playing for their entry to the state playoffs Friday night. Here’s AdnA, MWP the rundown on each matchup, all of which begin at 7 p.m.

Onalaska at Napavine MAke SeMiS These teams met back on Sept. 20 in a regular-season Central 2B League game, with Napavine pulling away in the second quarter for a 48-13 win. Brady Woodrum scored three times in the second quarter for Napavine, finishing the game with 114 rushing yards and 62 receiving yards, with three scores on the ground and a fourth

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] through the air. Adna’s Samantha Rolfe (15), Emma The 8-1 Tigers are seeking Manning and Katelyn Pine celebrate their sixth-straight state playoff a point in a District 4 win over against appearance, a streak that dates Willapa Valley Tuesday in Adna. back to their championship run in 2008. Napavine’s offense is more Central Takes All Four Semifinal Spots on First Day of Districts diverse than it has been in years; five different players have rushed HOT START: Adna, Lacey. Willapa Valley, the Pacif- semifinals here Tuesday night. “We’ll have to bring our A for at least 60 yards in a game, ic 3, beat Mossyrock (Central 6) Shanay Dotson sparked game,” Dotson said. eight different receivers have Wahkiakum, MWP, 3-1, but was then swept by the Adna with her play up front, ac- caught passes, and Napavine has Toutle Lake to Fight for host Pirates (Central 2) in Adna, cording to Pirate coach Wendie Napavine Tops NB, Falls to TL two regular quarterbacks in Da- State Berths Thursday setting up an Adna/Wahkia- Dotson. vid Grace (the primary passer) kum semifinal at 5:30 p.m. “She’s been coming along re- TOUTLE — Napavine got a and Woodrum (the primary By The Chronicle Morton-White Pass (Cen- ally good at the net, hitting ag- quick sweep of North Beach to runner). tral 3) made the long trip to gressively and putting the ball start its playoff journey, but a Onalaska (5-4) has been sig- The Central 2B League three-game quarterfinal loss to proved itself a bit tougher, from South Bend worthwhile with a away,” Dotson said. “She did a nificantly less diverse, powering Toutle Lake relegated the Tigers top to bottom, than its Pacific sweep of Onalaska (Central 7), good job for us taking charge the ball on the ground through to the consolation bracket. 2B League counterparts as the and then knocked off the Pa- and, when she was set up, put- quarterback Travis McMillion District 4 2B Volleyball Tourna- cific runner-up Indians in three ting the kill down.” The Tigers beat the Hyaks, and fullback Keifer Kastl. The ment kicked off in Adna, Lacey, games. Napavine (Central 5), Alexa Bond led Adna with 25-6, 25-17, 25-16 in their duo has accounted for 2,367 South Bend and Toutle on Tues- meanwhile, swept North Beach 11 kills, and Sam Rolfe — typi- opener, behind perfect serving yards in nine games (an average day afternoon. (Pacific 4), but was then swept by cally a middle hitter — played from Olivia Valentine, Mecaela of 263 a game) with 29 touch- The top four regular-season Central champion Toutle Lake well in the back row. Chapman and Alix Rieper, who downs. teams from the C2BL all ad- on the Ducks’ home court. Tou- “She dug a number of balls. added nine digs and played a The Loggers’ running game, vanced to the semifinals, and tle Lake will face MWP at 7 p.m. That’s not her comfort zone, so consistent match at libero, ac- however, has been significant- will play in Raymond on Thurs- she did a good job defending cording to coach Monica Dailey. ly limited on two occasions. Michal Erven recorded 19 day for two of the five District 4 Adna Sweeps Willapa Valley her position until the rotation,” Onalaska was held to 62 rush- spots in the State 2B Volleyball Dotson said. assists, and Chapman chipped ing yards in a loss to top-ranked Tournament. ADNA — The Pirates Adna (11-4) will now face in 15 assists and 11 kills. Morton-White Pass on Sept. 27, Wahkiakum, the No. 4 Cen- watched Willapa Valley hold Wahkiakum in the semifinals Makayla Dailey tallied 15 digs and ran for just 145 yards a week tral squad, swept Ocosta (Pa- off Mossyrock in four games, at 5:30 p.m. Thursday night in and played solid defense, ac- prior in the aforementioned cific 5), and then swept Pacific and then made short work of Raymond. Adna won the teams’ cording to the coach. loss to Napavine and its burly, champion Northwest Christian the Menlo Vikings, 25-20, 25- regular-season meeting in five on the Navigators’ home turf in 15, 25-15, to reach the District 4 games. please see DISTRICTS, page S4 please see CROSSOVERS, page S5

Block The Final Word Mossyrock’s Calli Hensch Olympic Torch Blasts Into Space Ahead of Games blocks the TV’s Best Bet ball during MOSCOW, Russia (AP) — A rocket self — making it the Olympic flame’s first District 4 carrying the Olympic flame has success- spacewalk in history. College Football tourney ac- fully blasted off from earth ahead of the Russia’s Mikhail Tyurin, NASA’s Rick Oregon at Stanford tion against Sochi 2014 Winter Games. Mastracchio and Koichi Wakata of Japan 6 p.m. Willapa Val- NASA Live TV showed the rocket’s carried the torch, which will remain unlit ESPN ley Tuesday successful launch from the Russian-op- throughout the flight, which was embla- in Adna. erated Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakh- zoned with the pale blue Sochi 2014 logo. stan early on Thursday. The torch will The torch will return to earth on Mon- make its way to the International Space day, and will travel across Russia before be- Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Station before being taken into space it- ing used to light the Olympic flame Feb. 7.

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Back to the Beach Revisiting a Memory of Clam Digging

Jordan Nailon / [email protected] The sun begins its descent on a recent evening in Grayland as clam diggers keep after the object of their beach adventures.

ADVENTURE IN GRAYLAND: When I did manage to find the viewing, whereas the headlamp clam I was after, it was usually burned a very direct and intense Waves Not as Menacing, because I had crushed it with the shaft of light that eliminated all Hunting for Clams tube of the clam gun. This was shadow and depth perception. Not as Scarring in very disheartening. Ayres was right; use a lantern. After observing a few salty- It took our four-person Adulthood, Author dog locals who seemed to be group a little over two hours to Realizes quickly wreaking havoc on the dig all of our limits. This felt like local clam population, I decided quite an accomplishment to me, to switch to a shovel. Not a clam By Jordan Nailon so we retreated from the wind- shovel, just a spade shovel. This [email protected] simple technique worked much swept beach to the Local, with My first memory of clam better for me, as I was able to its illuminated 'WELCOME digging dates to when I was a give the clam a wide berth with CLAM DIGGERS' sign, to shake little towheaded child. It is a my first dig, and then abandon off and dry out. While inside, soggy, wet, sandy memory. It's a the shovel and undertake hand- I was thoroughly reminded by story that I have told innumer- to-hand combat with the hidden every salty old timer and their able times since then, pulling it clam in the hole. daughter that our pace was actu- out as a child in order to win the Experienced clam hunters ally quite slow. An experienced sympathies of adults. Each time laughed at my gun issues. clam digger, I came to find out, I handled the story, I polished “If you're using a tube, you expects to snag a clam a minute. the fine corners, and rubbed Jordan Nailon / [email protected] want to stand with your front to The diggers who really know smooth the barnacles, and filled An inexpensive plastic clam gun is only as good as its operator, the author con- the surf, and then tilt it back to- what they are doing hunt clus- in all of the gaps. It goes like cluded on a recent clamming excursion in Grayland. ward you just a hair," Ayres said. ters of clams in the thin film of this... "Now, if you're digging with a water near the tide line. shovel, the traditional advice “It’s easy on a day like today, the clam, the wave caught me luck,” explained Ayres. “Kids are WHEN I WAS five years old I is to dig on the surf side, back where it sunny,” said Christo- from behind and rolled me like great for that job.” went with my dad to visit his about six inches.” pher. He explained that after you best friend, Mike Robinson in a wet carpet toward the beach. I would have to hold my own Christopher, bartender at dig your first hole you should Long Beach. On a normal coast- I thought the wave was going to lantern for this trip, so I set out Grayland's Local Bar & Grill, al Washington day — overcast wash me all the way out to sea as in time to arrive early for low says he uses a cheap plastic gun look around your immedi- and windy — we made the short I lay discombobulated, writhing tide. On that slightly overcast and usually gets his 15-clam ate vicinity and watch for new walk from Mike’s house to the in the foamy surf. It seemed I and windy day, low tide was limit in 15 minutes or so. doughnuts to pop up. This ac- beach in search of clams. would keep rolling forever, until about the same as sunset: 6 p.m. “If you hear a little crunch, tion is caused by the suction of It was a daytime dig so there I was plucked from the tide like Ayres recommends arriving just change your angle and go in the hole filling in with water. was no lantern for me to hold, so much limp kelp. about two hours before the low a little bit straighter,” he said. An “When it gets stormy out, they and, anyway, I was much too It didn't take long for my tide, as that is when the clams eavesdropping ol’ salt at the bar don’t doughnut. It just looks like small to be any real help. Still, cold, wet, and embarrassed are “showing,” or feeding in the noted that the proper angle of someone took a spoon (of sand) being the adventurous type, I young self to spring to life and surf. This makes spotting them attack with a clam gun is seven out. I hate that. It’s usually when managed to keep myself enter- give anyone who would listen and digging them much easier. degrees. Exactly. He also noted it’s raining sideways.” tained by sloshing in the shal- an earful about my father’s ap- The clams generally stop show- that he limited out in just 12 “We get people down here low water while my dad and parent choice of the clam over ing after low tide. minutes that day. from everywhere. People mak- Mike toiled away in the sand for me. I cried and whined about Based on Ayres' advice the Still, even after digging ing day trips from Seattle,” said treasures that didn't shine bright this disservice all the way back Twin Harbors became my des- around the clam and finding Christopher. “Being a local, I get enough to catch my young, un- to Mike’s house. After a life- tination. Grayland, specifically. it with your wet fingers, there greedy and I just look for the big keen eye. affirming shower changed me Whether you head out U.S. is work to be done. It is simply doughnuts,” which he said gen- back to my normal five-year- Highway 6 and then through Every so often, a sneaker amazing how much grab a clam erally yield bigger clams. He ex- wave much larger than the rest old state, I was able to tell The Raymond or take Highway 12 can generate with its 'sucker' plained that as with most things would come in with the tide. In Clam Story for the first time, to through Aberdeen, Grayland is stuck to the sandy beach bot- my memory, these waves were my disapproving mother on the still closest. tom. And pulling one up within his life, he enjoys quality over taller than me and frothing as phone. out busting its shell to bits is a quantity. they rip-curled. They would WHEN I ARRIVED at the beach challenge unto itself. send me running toward my THAT EXPERIENCE PROVED so with my three volunteer cohorts, AFTER SPENDING AN evening hunched-over, shovel-handed transformative that I never got shovels in tow, there were hun- AS THE SUN began to set, the with my hand buried in the sand father, who would inevitably around to making any other dreds of people already furi- number of diggers on the beach and realizing the thrill of the give up on his clam chase and clamming memories. Sure, I ously digging in the sand. Lots fell from hundreds to dozens. chase for the succulent bivalve, I pick me up, rescuing me from went once in high school with of folks were already headed The twilight provided great light can’t believe I never made more the attacking wall of ocean. I a group of friends, but that was back to their cars with buckets to spot doughnuts, though, so clamming memories. The payoff went along as if this was an un- more an excuse to take a road and bags full of clams. As far long as you had your back to the is more accessible and fulfilling spoken agreement between us. trip than anything else. In fact, as you could see in either direc- beach. By the time the sun was than I imagined. You don’t need He digs. I play. The wave comes, I don’t remember there being tion, clam diggers were spread 5 down, it was, as Charles McEl- bait, or ammunition, or camou- and he picks me up. Easy. clams at all. So when I set out to 10 feet apart, like some sort roy at Sunbird Shopping Center flage, or bottled deer urine. You When one particular das- last weekend for a clam digging of hip-wader-and-clam-gun- calls it, “a lantern show” on the don’t need to know a secret spot tardly wave came rushing to- extravaganza all of my own, I clad search and rescue team. We beach. Soon, though, there were and spend years honing your ward my tiny rubber-booted self was older but not necessarily found a gap in the masses and only a handful of the most dedi- technique. All you really need I sensed my doom and called wiser to the craft of clamming. quickly got to work spotting the cated diggers left. is a shovel and a little tenacity. for my dad as I tried to flee. It Instead, I relied on the advice of sand ripples, or 'doughnuts' that Following Ayres' advice Rain boots help. seemed as if I was running in experts. reveal a sucking bivalve below again, I employed a lantern in- place as the tide rushed out be- Dan Ayres, razor clam bi- the surface. These sandy dim- stead of a head lamp, although I Besides 60 clams to clean neath me. My dad couldn’t hear ologist for the WDFW, told me ples look like miniature craters brought both. and feast on (Ritz-battered clam because at that moment, he was right off where I had gone wrong on the moon. Going back and forth from strips were a local favorite), I embroiled in a full arm subter- as a child. I didn’t have a job to Using a cheap clam gun pur- headlamp to lantern for com- gained a new perspective on ranean fight to the death with do during the dig. chased at a local outfitters store, parison, it was striking how the beach. I realized that I have a bivalved mollusk — a clam he “Sometimes you need some- I struggled to pull up much sand large a chasm there was between been too hard on my old man all still insists was “quite a whop- body to hold the lamp. Other- and continuously failed get to the two light sources. The lan- of these years. Most waves just per.” wise the water may come up and the clams fast enough before tern provided a much larger aren’t that big, and some clams As I watched my dad wrestle tip it over. Then you’re out of they burrowed away from me. and softer spectrum of light for are too big to let go. Sports 3 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013

Hunting, Fishing Hiking, Birding Outdoors Hunting & Fishing Report: Winter On The Way By Jordan Nailon [email protected] Clam Dig Dates Snow on Takhlakh Lake Dates, beaches, and evening The slow march toward win- low tides for this week’s ap- ter took a big step forward this proved digs are as follows: week when daylight savings time • Nov. 7, Thursday, 9:24 pm; arrived and granted us an extra -1.2 feet; Twin Harbors hour of morning light, while si- • Nov. 8, Friday, 10:19 pm; multaneously banishing us to a -0.3 feet; Twin Harbors world where it is dark at or before Dates, beaches, and eve- 5 p.m. It feels very strange to feed ning low tides for the next the pigs, lockdown the chickens, week’s proposed digs are as and peel off crusty overalls so follows: early in the day. The extra eve- • Nov. 15, Friday, 5:01 pm; ning time in the house has me -0.3 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- bumbling around the kitchen bors, Copalis, and Mocrocks and concocting dishes and des- • Nov. 16, Saturday, 5:42 pm; serts spun from ingredients that -0.6 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- grew right here, in the gardens, bors, Copalis, and Mocrocks forests, rivers, and oceans that • Nov. 17, Sunday, 6:20 pm; make up our Pacific Northwest -0.7 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- bors, and Mocrocks backyard. • Nov. 18, Monday, 6:57 pm; A little know-how and deter- -0.6 feet; Twin Harbors mination is all that is required • Nov. 19, Tuesday, 7:33 pm; Crystal Bright / Courtesy Photo to unlock the great wilderness -0.4 feet; Twin Harbors An early snowfall covers the banks of Takhlakh Lake on Monday, Nov. 4. pantry, and fall is one of the • Nov. 20, Wednesday, 8:09 best times to do so. Chanterelle pm; -0.2 feet; Twin Harbors mushrooms can accompany noochee has not been very pro- more migrating birds into the this week through Friday, and is Dates, beaches, and evening hearty elk steaks. Grays Harbor- ductive.” area from the north. That’s good tentatively scheduled to restart low tides for proposed De- grown cranberries can provide a Winter steelhead aren't far news for waterfowl hunters from Nov. 15, pending toxin test re- cember digs are as follows: tart, eye-opening pop in zucchi- behind the late season salmon the Skagit Valley to the Colum- sults. • Nov. 30, Saturday, 4:28 pm; -0.1 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- ni muffins. Fresh-caught salmon and Scharpf expects it to be a bia Basin.” “We just dug those clams yes- filets slow-roast on the grill and McElroy sounded positive on bors, Copalis, and Mocrocks good run. terday,” explained Ayres, who • Dec. 1, Sunday, 5:13 pm; hand-dug clams clatter in their “I guess it would be starting the impending pheasant hunt as said results should be in Friday. butter-coated skillet, while raw -0.9 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- up some time this month,” said well and noted that bird hunters “We shouldn’t have a problem. bors, Mocrocks Puget Sound oysters marinate in Scharpf. “It really starts taking have good access to “about three The tests have been coming back their half-shell. We won’t even • Dec. 2, Monday, 5:59 pm; full swing more in November, pheasant areas.” clean, but it’s just one of those get started on post-Halloween -1.4 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- December.” Most big game hunters are hoops that we have got to jump pumpkin pies. bors, Mocrocks Ocean conditions, he added, still coming home disappointed, through.” • Dec. 3, Tuesday, 6:44 pm; With Thanksgiving lurk- seem to be fairly positive for sur- however, if they are going at all. -1.7 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- ing around the corner, let’s take vival. From his post at the Sunbird WHALE, SALMON & BIRD bors, Mocrocks a closer look at some of the op- hunting and fishing counter, • Dec. 4, Wednesday, 7:30 portunities for local outdoors en- "The last two years of harvest WATCHING in the Chehalis basin have been McElroy reported that he hadn't pm; -1.7 feet; Long Beach, Twin thusiasts to put good food on the heard of a single animal killed in A large number of whales Harbors table. quite a bit higher than in years past,” he said. the last week. have been sighted recently in • Dec. 5, Thursday, 8:17 pm; McElroy agreed with that He blames much of the slow Puget Sound waters, some as far -1.4 feet; Twin Harbors FISHING steelhead forecast. season on the ongoing access is- south as Budd Inlet in Olympia. • Dec. 6, Friday, 9:05 pm; -1.0 feet; Twin Harbors The salmon bite on local riv- “We should have a hell of a sues around our part of the state. Farther north, a large pod “A lot of the guys were so of killer whales drew national • Dec. 7, Saturday, 9:56 pm; ers has slowed over the last few Steelhead season,” he said, men- -0.3 feet; Twin Harbors weeks according to Raymond tioning that this is the fourth disgusted (with the new pay-for- attention when they escorted a access system) that they didn’t • Dec. 14, Saturday, 4:45 pm; Scharph, Washington Depart- year of a new steelhead enhance- ferry carrying Native American -0.1 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- ment of Fish and Wildlife fish ment plan. “They should start even buy a license this year,” he artifacts back to their ancestral explained. bors, Copalis, and Mocrocks biologist. showing up right about now, in home. The ferry, which was re- • Dec. 15, Sunday, 5:26 pm; “When we had the first big the coastal streams.” turning artifacts that had been -0.3 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- rain, that brought a lot of fish in,” While we wait for the rain to CLAMS housed at the Burke Museum bor, and Mocrocks explained Scharpf. “Since then, bring the ocean fish back to our Clam season continues to in Seattle to their place of origin • Dec. 16, Monday, 6:03 pm; it’s been a lot of fishing, as op- rivers, McElroy mentioned that bring bounties to those willing with the Suquamish tribe, was -0.4 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- posed to catching.” there has been good trout fishing to brave the cold, wind, and sand. surrounded by the whales as it bors, and Mocrocks Although the forecasts from in area lakes. Dan Ayres, resident razor clam approached Bainbridge Island. • Dec. 17, Tuesday, 6:38 pm; last week had rain clouds marked “Riffe Lake is fishing pretty expert for the WDFW, reported Many of the artifacts had rela- -0.4 feet; Twin Harbors on every day, the subsequent pre- good, and Offut (Lake) is fishing tions to Chief Sealth, the name- • Dec. 18, Wednesday, 7:12 good results on area beaches last pm; -0.3 feet; Twin Harbors cipitation was nothing that a true pretty well, too,” he said. McEl- weekend, despite some heavy sake of Seattle. Washingtonian would call real roy reasoned that despite the re- • Dec. 29, Sunday, 4:05 pm; beach weather. Salty-dog locals We can thank a large run of -0.2 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- rain. A few overnight showers cent wind storms and dropping reported bagging their standard chum salmon in Puget Sound bors, Copalis, and Mocrocks dampened the roads, but for the temperatures, the lakes were 15-minute limits. waters for bringing the whales • Dec. 30, Monday, 4:55 pm; most part, windy and overcast staying warm and enticing the “It was kind of a mixed bag. within view. -0.9 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- skies ruled the day. fish to bite. We certainly had some weather Salmon are the star of the bors, Copalis, and Mocrocks According to Charles McEl- blow in,” said Ayres. “Saturday show as they exit the South • Dec. 31, Tuesday, 5:42 pm; roy at Sunbird Shopping Center HUNTING was like a slap in the face … but Sound and pass by the McLane -1.4 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- in Chehalis, the rain did a little by Sunday night, things looked Nature Trail in Olympia. The bors, Copalis, and Mocrocks good. Deer and elk reports contin- much better.” *Under state law, diggers ue to come in at a slow trickle (I trail, easily accessible off of "But (the rivers) didn’t come The crowds, though, were Highway 101, is a simple trek can take 15 razor clams per up at all,” he said, noting that the hear you East County) and the lighter than normal due to the day and are required to keep weather has been slow to help for nature lovers of all ages and forecast predicts more rain and bad weather, meaning everybody abilities. A 1.1 mile elevated the first 15 they dig. Each dig- the hunt. The good news is that a ger’s clams must be kept in a little sunshine, “so those fish will on the beach had a shot at a quick wood plank trail provides visi- be moving.” number of new hunting seasons separate container. limit. tors with a near bird’s eye view of Scharpf explained that this are set to open, including turkey, A new challenge for clam dig- the salmon as they return to the time of year, anglers are looking ducks, geese, pheasant, and for- gers is the early sunsets and later waters of their birth in order to at a coho fishery in the Chehalis est grouse. tides. spawn. PUBLIC HEARING tributaries, although, he added, For Thanksgiving tradition- “Now with daylight savings there are a few kings. alists, the wild turkey hunt starts time, there won’t be any more Speaking of eyeing birds, the A public hearing in regards to "We’ve even recorded a few up in specific game units on the daylight digs. It’s going to be a WDFW noted via press release proposed Grays Harbor fishery spawning into January,” he said. east side of the Cascades on Nov. lantern show from here until that the 113th Christmas Bird changes has been scheduled for Down south, McElroy says 20. For those wishing to bag a spring,” said Ayres. Count is scheduled between Dec. Nov. 8-9, at the Natural Resourc- there are a lot of late winter kings bird closer to Lewis County, wa- In order to combat the dark 14 and Jan. 5, 2014. The annual es Building in Olympia. in the Lewis River. ter birds may be the ticket. digging, Ayres stressed the im- tail tally, sponsored by the Audu- A nine-member citizen panel "In fact I saw a picture of a Don Kraege, waterfowl manager portance of using a standard lan- bon Society, “enlists tens of thou- will begin proceedings at 8:30 42-pounder,” he said, adding that for the WDFW, trumpeted the tern as opposed to a high-beam sands of volunteers throughout a.m. each day, and will discuss the lower Chehalis fished well prospects of the upcoming hunt headlamp. The softer, indirect the Americas to count and cat- proposed salmon management last weekend. via press release. light of the lantern provides a egorize the birds they see for sci- policies for Grays Harbor, as well Out in Grays Harbor, Scharpf “Waterfowl hunting usually larger, more detailed viewing ence.” as proposed geoduck protections, offered the following advice: “I picks up around the middle of plane when looking for clam rip- For more information visit, and proposed sea urchin size would say Satsop would be a bet- the month, when the wet and ples. birds.audubon.org/christmas- limit changes. Public comments ter bet. I’ve heard that the Wy- windy weather starts pushing Clamming remains open bird-count. are welcome at the hearing. Some Good Options Available for Chum, Blackmouth Fishing on Puget Sound By Mark Yuasa Other places producing good maha outboard motor. The Tengu derby is held check showed 26 anglers last The Seattle Times catches were Point No Point, Ca- The Tengu Blackmouth Der- from daybreak to 11 a.m. every Friday caught 26 chum; and 57 mano Head, Elger Bay, Saratoga by, one of the most challenging Sunday through Dec. 29 at the anglers Saturday caught a whop- Central or northern Puget Pass, Midchannel Bank at Port and longest running salmon Seacrest Boathouse in West Se- Sound. ping 110 chum. Townsend and Double Bluff off derbies, was held this past Sun- attle. Details: 206-324-7600. Other good estuary spots for Choose either or both ma- Whidbey Island. day in Elliott Bay, and 26 anglers The Hoodsport shoreline rine areas, and you’ll likely find In central Puget Sound, fish- caught four blackmouth and in Hood Canal blossomed for chum are off Kennedy Creek in prime line-tugging action for a ing remains fair to good for a mix four chum. chum this past week, and should Totten Inlet, Chico Creek estu- mix of salmon. of chinook, chum and coho at “The top two blackmouth continue as the run builds in the ary in Dyes Inlet, Johns Creek “Fishing was pretty good in Jefferson Head and, to a slightly came deep off the west waterway next few weeks. in Oakland Bay and Curly Creek Area 9 (northern Puget Sound), lesser degree, at Kingston. with the other two coming from A state Fish and Wildlife estuary near Southworth. but surprisingly there weren’t Another big draw last week- the Elliott Bay Marina,” said many blackmouth and a lot of end was the Everett Bayside Ma- Doug Handa, the Tengu Derby chums (normally finicky) were rine Salmon Derby. Club president. “All of the chum actually biting,” said Keith “Very few people headed out were caught off the Red Roof Robbins, owner of A Spot Tail (on Saturday), but they did man- area on Duwamish Head.” Salmon Guide, who fished in the age to catch eight fish,” said Dan The top fish in the Tengu Jacobsen’s Marine Grady White Hatch at Bayside Marine. “Sun- Derby belonged to Benny Wong Invitational on Sunday. day was better weather-wise, of Seattle, a 7-pound, 11-ounce The Jacobsen’s Invitational and we had a total of 58 fish for chinook, which is now the larg- had 29 boats with 80 anglers that 164 anglers.” est on the season leader board. caught 33 fish. First place went Kaytheen Olson of Everett His son Justin Wong of Seattle CH509689ac.cg to John Laws of Lynnwood with took first place with a10.36- took second place with a 5-14 a 14.2-pound chum he caught pound coho she caught just chinook; and third was John off Possession Bar. south of Mukilteo and won a Ya- Mirante with a 4-10 chinook. Sports 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013 SPORTS

1A Football 1A Volleyball

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Tenino’s Zack Chamberlain runs the ball against Rochester last Friday night. Chamberlain, a senior, was voted the SWW 1A League Evergreen Division’s MVP. Chamberlain Voted Evergreen 1A MVP By The Chronicle Tenino senior Zack Cham- SWW 1A League Evergreen Division berlain was named the SWW 2013 All-League Football 1A League Evergreen Division’s Most Valuable Player, in a vot- MVP: Zack Chamberlain, Tenino Brayden Bennett, OL; Tyler Barnes, ing of the league’s coaches for the Offensive MVP: Tyler Yarber, OL; Chase Dover, OL; Forks: Leo Brandon Hansen / [email protected] annual All-League football team. Rochester Gonzalez, TE; Miguel Morales, P; Tenino’s Erin Engebreth hits the ball against rival Rochester in an Oct. 22 home Chamberlain, a senior run- Defensive MVP: Ricky Escalante, Luke Loveless, OL; Rainier: McCoy match. Engebreth, a senior, was voted the SWW 1A League Evergreen Divi- ning back and linebacker, stood Elma Bickler, QB; Bailey Miller, RB sion MVP. out on both sides of the ball. As Coach of the Year: Jeff Zenisek, a linebacker he notched 52 solo Tenino DEFENSE tackles, 77 assisted tackles and First Team Tenino’s Engebreth Named 10 tackles for loss, with four OFFENSE DL: Joe Wilson, Elma; Jonathan sacks and five recovered fumbles. First Team Jones-Newmann, Tenino; Leo QB: Tyler Gedney, Rochester Gonzales, Forks; Evan Bialkowsky, SWW 1A Evergreen MVP As a running back he tallied 940 RB: Devin Kelly, Hoquiam; Montesano rushing yards on 135 carries, Anthony Louthan, Montesano; LB: Wyatt Singer, Rochester; By The Chronicle with 11 catches for 84 receiving Demitri Sampson, Forks Demitri Sampson, Forks; Bailey SWW 1A Evergreen yards and 10 touchdowns. He Tenino’s Erin Engebreth WR: Todd Swinhart, Elma; Miller, Rainer; Kenny Roy, Monte- was named the SWW 1A saved his best for last, rushing Thomas Pier, Tenino sano; Logan Truax, Montesano 2013 All-League Volleyball for 143 yards in a 37-27 win over League Evergreen Division’s TE: Wyatt Singer, Rochester DB: Todd Swinhart, Elma; Lu- Coach of the Year rival Rochester for the league OL: Ricky Escalante, Elma; Joe cas Eastman, Rochester; Javier Most Valuable Player in the Heather Bozich, Hoquiam championship last week. Wilson, Elma; Jacob Lambert, Contreras, Forks; Jacob Sampair, coaches’ annual All-League Most Valuable Player Rochester’s Tyler Yarber, who Rochester; Evan Bialkowsky, Montesano volleyball voting, released led the upstart Warriors to a Montesano; Kenny Roy, Monte- K: Steven Persell, Elma Tuesday. Erin Engebreth, Tenino 6-3 regular season record and sano; Jonathan Jones-Newmann, Engebreth, a junior outside a crossover playoff berth, was Tenino Second Team hitter, led the Beavers to a 9-3 First Team named the league’s Offensive Punter: Tyler White, Hoquiam DL: Manny Torres, Elma; record and third-place fin- Megan Gibson Hoquiam MVP. Yarber, a senior running Brenner Carlstrom, Hoquiam; ish in the final 1A Evergreen Megan Choate Montesano back, ran for 1,776 yards and 20 Second Team Jake Massoth, Montesano; Fili- standings. Teammate Taylor Taylor Tibbetts Tenino touchdowns during the regular QB: Ryan Collins, Elma berto Sanchez, Rochester; Josh Tibbets, a junior middle hitter, Brandi Creviston Hoquiam season. Elma linebacker Ricky RB: Lucas Eastman, Rochester; Jackson, Tenino was an All-League first-team Brenna Miller Elma Escalante was the league’s Defen- Brett Pederson, Forks; Jacob Sam- LB: Juan Jiminez, Rochester; selection. Myranda Floch Montesano sive MVP, and Tenino’s Jeff Ze- pair, Montesano Thomas Pier, Tenino; Brett Peder- Rochester outside hitter WR: Kevin Farr, Elma; Tristan son, Forks; Nic Henry, Rainier; Tahj nisek was the league’s Coach of Sarah Johnson and Tenino Second Team the Year, leading the Beavers to Darst, Montesano Malone, Hoquiam libero Morgan Masters were TE: Kody Usher, Montesano DB: Kevin Farr, Elma; Bobby Sarah Johnson Rochester their first league title since 1986. both second-team picks, while Mikaila Johnson Hoquiam OL: Riley Noonan, Tenino; Eric Brien, Rochester; Zeb Cham- Tenino’s Crystalin Jones and Rochester’s senior quarter- Ambi Howell Montesano Staats, Rainier; Kenny Huffman, berlain, Tenino; Jerod Steen, Rochester’s Ariel Saxon were back Tyler Gedney was voted to Hoquiam; Jake Massoth, Monte- Hoquiam Morgan Masters Tenino the All-League first team, along each honorable mentions. sano; Jeffry Treichel, Forks; Matt Hoquiam’s Heather Bozich, Bailee Bradley Hoquiam with teammates Wyatt Singer (as Shields, Rochester Honorable Mention: Bethany Lipska Elma a tight end and linebacker), Ja- who helmed the Grizzlies to Montesano: Tristan Darst, DB; an 11-1 record and the league cob Lambert (offensive line) and Honorable Mention Jordan Bussard, LB; Ben O’Brien, Honorable Mention Lucas Eastman (defensive back). championship, was voted the Montesano: Noah Ewing, QB; LB; Hoquiam: Kenny Wakefield, Jordan Spradlin Montesano Eastman was also a second-team Coach of the Year. Elma: Rashad Lorton, WR; Steven LB; Forks: Jeffrey Treichel, DL; Crystalin Jones Tenino running back, while teammate Persell, RB; Hoquiam: Jeff Capoe- Reece Hagen, DB; Andrew Armas, Hoquiam’s Megan Gibson Ariel Saxson Rochester Matt Shields was a second-team man, QB; Kenny Wakefield, RB; K; Rochester: Danny Arellano, LB; and Brandi Creviston, Mon- offensive lineman. Filiberto Tenino: Calvin Guzman, QB; Nick Riley Doerge, LB; Angel Vazquez, tesano’s Megan Choate and Aryn Thomas Rainier Sanchez (defensive line), Juan O’Brien, OL; Terran Gilbreath, DB; Tyler Barnes, DL; Chase Dover, Myranda Floch, and Elma’s Madi Studer Montesano Jiminez (linebacker) and Bobby OL; Rochester: Riley Doerge, OL; DL Brenna Miller rounded out Erin Weeks Forks Brien (defensive back) were all the All-League first team. second-team picks as well. Tenino’s Thomas Pier was first-team lineman on both sides lain was a second-team defensive a first-team wide receiver and of the ball, Riley Noonan was a back. Tenino’s Josh Jackson was second-team linebacker. Jona- second-team offensive lineman, a second-team defensive line- than Jones-Newmann was a and the Beavers’ Zeb Chamber- man. NFL

MWP Sweeps Ony, Edges South team played the first ten points Seattle Still Uncertain Districts Bend of each game really well. After those first ten points, we lost our SOUTH BEND — Morton- About Bryant, Unger Continued from Sports 1 momentum and focus. Morton- White Pass earned a semifi- “I think the girls came in nal berth here Tuesday night, White Pass is a great team and RENTON, Wash. (AP) — through an extensive work- pretty confident. I would have sweeping Onalaska in the first when you play teams like that, Seattle Seahawks center Max out on Wednesday morning, liked to see a little more energy, round and then outlasting the momentum and focus is key es- Unger and defensive end Red but gave no indication on any and a little more communica- host Indians in five games on pecially in the postseason.” Bryant did not participate in practice time for Harvin this tion,” the coach said, “but over- the first day of District 4 volley- Morton-White Pass then practice Wednesday as each week. all they were playing smart and ball tournament action. squeaked past Pacific 2B League went through the mandated "I think it's just a matter of playing pretty consistent.” The Timberwolves topped runner-up South Bend, 25-14, concussion protocol after be- time," Carroll said. "We feel ing injured last week against Against the C2BL cham- Onalaska 25-17, 29-27, 25-14 in 22-25, 21-25, 25-20, 16-14. confident that the surgery Tampa Bay. pion Ducks, however, Napavine the opener, with 24 assists and King dished out 32 assists went very well. He's working suffered a 26-24, 25-11, 25-20 16 of 16 serving from Madison Seattle coach Pete Car- and contributed six kills, while roll said it was too early to diligently to get it done, we setback, despite more perfect King. Ashley Kelly added 13 Kelly added 12 kills, Lundy put just have to do it right be- serving from Erven, Chapman, kills, Jade Lundy recorded nine determine the status of either down seven kills, and Eveland player for Sunday's game at cause we want him to finish Rieper, Valentine and Jordin kills, and Sam Eveland tallied notched 13 kills and five blocks. the season with us and not Pruett. Chapman added 10 five kills with three blocks on 9 Atlanta. Unger has already “South Bend is a really tall have this be an issue. The ten- kills and 15 assists, and Caitlin of 9 serving. Taylor Brooks add- missed two games earlier this dency for him in particular is Sheets notched eight kills and 16 ed five kills and hit on all eight team, and the girls really dug the season with an arm injury. digs. of her serves. ball well against them,” MWP "Every day is a new day that he's such a tremendous The Tigers missed just two Nicole Duryea ran the of- coach Tammy Kelly said. “Our on this thing. We'll see if competitor, he's dying to get serves against Toutle Lake. fense well, dishing 20 assists and hitters played really smart and they can make it back," Car- back, and we're just trying to “You couldn’t have asked for served perfect from the service aggressive on the net.” roll said. "Both of them are make sure that we really can better. We kept the ball in play stripe for Onalaska. The win puts MWP in a really determined to do it if secure the return and make it a lot, and only gave up 15 kills,” “I have to praise the offense semifinal match against Toutle possible, but we got to do this a great one." Dailey said. “We just had no en- of Nicole,” Onalaska coach Terri Lake in Raymond on Thursday, right." Both starting offensive ergy, and a lack of communica- Dalsted said. “She’s been work- with the winner earning a berth The return of wide re- tackles, Russell Okung and ceiver Percy Harvin after tion, is what hurt us.” ing hard on getting the sets up into the State 2B Volleyball Breno Giacomini, have re- hip surgery also remains un- Napavine (8-8) is now sched- and out and she did a good job Tournament. turned to practice, although known, although Carroll said uled to play a loser-out contest with that tonight.” Week 11 against Minnesota “They played aggressive all Wednesday he's confident against Mossyrock on Thursday, Maddy Dalsted and McK- night, and they just did a really seems the likely target date at 6 p.m. in South Bend. enna Ulery both had four kills Harvin will play this season. good job,” Kelly said. “I’m really to see both back on the field. That match, however, could while Dalsted added 22 defen- Harvin must be added to the Okung is not eligible to re- be moved to Willapa Valley sive digs and Ulery was perfect happy for them. They’ve been active roster by next Tuesday High School, as the would-be- with serving. Jessica Paxton had working really hard this year.” or he would have to spend turn until the Vikings game, host Indians are scheduled to five kills and Taylor Anderson Onalaska is scheduled to the rest of the season on the while Giacomini was limited play at 5 p.m. on their home collected nine blocks. play Willapa Valley in Menlo physically unable to perform in practice on Wednesday, court, and teams are not to have “We struggled putting the on Thursday at 5 p.m., though list. his first practice since before a home-court advantage in play- ball away on offense,” Dalsted the location could be changed to Carroll said Harvin went Week 3 against Jacksonville. off games. said. “Overall, I thought our South Bend. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013

Bearcats

Continued from Sports 1 rival Mark Morris, by a 21-20 margin, last week for the Greater St. Helens 2A Conference title — a game which Yordy left with a concussion. The line is big both ways, Wollan added, helped by the addition of North Thurston transfer Treshon Long. “They create some problems for us, defensively, because they run the ball so effectively, but they can throw it,” Wollan said. “Offensively, they’re going to be a real challenge for us.” The Bearcats are still fo- cused on the same concerns that have been hindering the team through the second half of the season: namely, avoiding giving up big plays, be it from a turn- over or on a third down. “We have a tendency to have a catastrophic play on offense that leads to a touchdown,” Wollan said, “and then, just being able to kind of hold up up front on our defense, against a downhill running team.” That being said, there’s plenty Brandon Hansen / [email protected] of potential left for the 2013 W.F. Onalaska’s Keifer Kastl shrugs of Napavine’s Brady Woodrum during C2BL football action on Sept. 20 night in Napavine. The Tigers (8-1) will host Onalaska (5-4) again West football team. on Friday night in a District 4 crossover game, with the winner advancing to the State 2B playofs. “I think we haven’t even really come close to playing a great game yet,” Wollan said. “I think Crossovers Key Players: Adna at Willapa with 16 catches for 236 yards and Playoff Breakdown we’ve got a lot of upside, on both Valley two TDs. … Keaten Underhill has caught 15 passes for 186 District 4 Crossover Games sides of the ball. I think we can Continued from Sports 1 Adna: Senior running back yards and three TDs, and Cole be better.” Mike Thompson has run for Doughty has 27 catches for 396 2B Games A win Friday puts the experienced defensive line. 877 yards on 110 carries with 13 yards and three TDs. Onalaska (Central 5) at Bearcats in the state playoffs for The winner of Friday’s cross- rushing touchdowns. He’s also Napavine (Central 2), 7 p.m., Friday: the fourth time in five years, and over game will take the No. 3 got five special teams TDs, with Key Players: White Salmon at Winner is #3 seed and will play the the sixth time in Wollan’s eight four coming on kickoff returns. If District 1/2 #2 in the first round seed out of District 4 into the Tenino years in Chehalis. State 2B playoffs, and face the he runs back another kickoff this Toutle Lake (Central 6) at North “Good teams figure out a way season, he’ll tie a state record set White Salmon: Senior run- Beach (Pacific 2), 7 p.m., Friday: No. 2 team out of District 1/2 on Winner is #4 seed and will play the to rise up, to get there and have Nov. 15 or 16 in the first round. by Tom Craven (Cle Elum-Roslyn, ning back John Stephens has 1987), Cody Johnson (Newport, District 1/2 champion in the first that focus,” he added. “I guess run for 975 yards and 10 touch- round only time will tell if this team is 2002) and Jordan Todd (Interlake, Adna at Willapa Valley downs. … Junior quarterback Naselle (Pacific 4) at Wahkiakum ready to do that.” 2011). … Senior running back Tanner Rabinowitz has run for (Central 3), 7 p.m., Friday: Winner is Notes: Wollan cited defensive Adna’s trying to reach the Cole Young has run 82 times 715 yards and six touchdowns. #5 seed and will play Raymond (Pa- linemen Zach Braun, Cameron state playoffs for a record 11th for 446 yards in five games, after Tenino: Running back Zack cific 1) in the first round Panco and Colten Gray for their year in a row — which, of course, being sidelined early in the year Chamberlain, the 1A Ever- Adna (Central 4) at Willapa Val- work in last week’s 47-33 Battle means the Pirates haven’t lost a with an injury. green MVP, ran for 940 yards on ley (Pacific 3), 7 p.m., Friday: Winner is #6 seed and will play the District of the Swamp win over Centralia. crossover game in over a decade. Willapa Valley: Sophomore 135 carries, with 84 receiving running backs Seth Flemitis yards and 10 touchdowns. … 7/9 champion (Waitsburg-Prescott Adna beat Naselle in last year’s or Liberty) in the first round (138 carries, 947 yards, 11 TDs) Sophomore running back/wide crossover, dropped Raymond Note: Morton-White Pass (Cen- KEY PLAYERS and Trevor Cook (79 carries, 618 in 2011, and shut out Naselle in receiver Thomas Pier has 1,095 tral 1) has a crossover bye and will W.F. West: Quarterback yards, six TDs; 44 receiving yards total yards and 11 touchdowns. face the District 1/2 #3 team in the 2010. with a TD) have been the primary Tanner Gueller has complet- The draw could certainly be … Sophomore quarterback Cal- first round weapons in the Viking offense. vin Guzman completed 57 of ed 128 of 210 passes for 1,915 worse for the Pirates. Willapa yards and a school-record 33 … Senior quarterback Matt Ko- 97 passes for 673 yards, with 11 touchdowns with seven inter- Valley (4-4) was beaten handily nigsberger has completed 18 of touchdowns and three intercep- 1A Games ceptions. He’s also run 91 times (26-7) by a Pe Ell team that the 44 passes for 157 yards and two tions, and ran for 520 yards. White Salmon (Trico 4) at Tenino for 538 yards and seven touch- Pirates defeated, 20-18. TDs, and run 52 times for 280 (Evergreen 1), 7 p.m., Friday: Win- downs. … Bryan Moon and Adna outlasted Onalaska, yards and two TDs. ner is #1 seed* and will play the Key Players: Rochester at District 1/3 #4 (Port Townsend or Alex Cox have done the bulk 40-38, on Halloween to finish fourth in the C2BL standings Woodland Blaine) in the first round of the receiving work. Cox has Key Players: Onalaska at Elma (Evergreen 4) at La Center 27 catches for 384 yards and 11 behind a trio of ranked teams in Napavine Rochester: Running back Ty- (Trico 1), 7 p.m., Friday: Winner is #2* TDs, and Moon has 30 catches Morton-White Pass, Napavine ler Yarber has been the Warriors’ seed and will play the District 1/3 for 635 yards and eight TDs. … and Wahkiakum. The Pirates Onalaska: Senior quarterback horse all season long, running #3 (Meridian or Charles Wright) in Ro Sevilla has run the ball 27 are on a six-game winning Travis McMillion has run 116 252 times for 1,776 yards and 20 the first round times for 274 yards, with three streak, and have added depth to times for 1,127 yards, with 16 touchdowns on his way to the 1A Kalama (Trico 3) at Montesano TDs. the playbook with the introduc- touchdowns, and hit 25 of 59 Evergreen Offensive MVP award; (Evergreen 2), 7 p.m., Friday, at Ab- erdeen: Winner is #3* seed and will R.A. Long: Senior running tion of the option, with sopho- passes for 667 yards and 10 TDs. Quarterback Tyler Gedney has … Fullback Keifer Kastl has run play Cascade Christian in the first back Jacob Yordy has carried more quarterback David Young been effective, with solid receiv- round the ball 200 times for 1,746 165 times for 1,240 yards and 13 ers including tight end Wyatt flipping to his older brother Rochester (Evergreen 3) at yards and 31 touchdowns. He’s David or to speedy back Mike TDs. Singer, Bobby Brien and run- Woodland (Trico 2), 7 p.m., Friday, added seven catches for 148 Thompson. Napavine: Senior quarterback ning back Lucas Eastman. at Kalama: Winner is the #4* seed yards and two TDs. … Quar- The Pirates are, however, David Grace has run 50 times for Woodland: Quarterback and will play Mt. Baker in the first terback Ryan Peerboom has 263 yards and six touchdowns, Hunter Huddleston has com- round hit 61 of 131 passes for 1,095 without senior starting fullback and completed 67 of 105 passes pleted 82 of 133 passes for 1,587 *If high seed wins yards, with nine TDs and seven Jared Olson. for 979 yards, with 11 TDs and yards and 22 touchdowns, with Willapa Valley closed out picks. Brady Hulings has been two interceptions. … Running three interceptions, and run for 2A Games his favorite target, with 29 its regular season with a 27-0 back Katyn Newcomb has run 333 yards and nine scores; Run- catches for 625 yards and five loss to fifth-ranked Raymond 72 times for 659 yards and nine ning back Eli Whitmire, a junior, Capital (EvCo 3) at Mark Morris touchdowns. in Menlo, joining North Beach TDs. Brady Woodrum has run 76 has carried the ball 56 times for (GSHL 1), 7 p.m., Friday: Winner is #1 as the only Pacific 2B League seed* and will play the District 3 #3 times for 469 yards and 14 TDs, 810 yards and 15 touchdowns. (Olympic or Lindbergh) in the first teams to come within 30 points round of the Seagulls. Aberdeen (GSHL 3) at Tumwater College Basketball with a 5-4 regular season record. hung it up and joined the Wild- The Bruins are coached by John cats. (EvCo 1), 7 p.m., Saturday: Winner is White Salmon at Tenino #2 seed* and will play the District Hallead, the former Onalaska “He’s been a mentor to me 1/2 #3 (Lake Washington or Sedro- Three Locals The Beavers are rolling, and baseball and football coach. and someone I lean on when I Wooley) in the first round at just the right time. Tenino Hallead, a 1994 Ellensburg High need advice in coaching,” Hal- R.A. Long (GSHL 2) at W.F. West Hit Double may be 5-4, but won five of its School graduate, was recruited lead said. “I’m excited to play (EvCo 2), 7 p.m., Friday: Winner is by Central Washington Univer- the #3 seed* and will play the Dis- last six games after an 0-3 start. against him.” trict 3 #2 (Renton or Sumner) in the Figures for The lone blemish in that streak sity — and Wildcat head coach first round came in a nonleague game at Jeff Zenisek — to play football, Rochester at Woodland *Seeds are predicated on Trico champion La Center. but instead opted to play minor league champions winning their So. Oregon Tenino is powered by two- league baseball in the Colorado A week after losing the SWW crossover games, as a lower seed way standout Zack Chamberlain, Rockies system. Hallead did, 1A League Evergreen Divi- cannot leapfrog a higher seed into the state playoffs By The Chronicle the 1A Evergreen MVP, and a eventually, suit up for the Wild- sion title to the Tenino Beavers, Three basketball players with pair of sophomores in Thomas cats, playing from 1997-2000 Rochester — which would have local ties scored in double fig- Pier (linebacker/wide receiver) and earning a spot in the CWU been the No. 1 seed, and could ter, meanwhile, is 6-3 and look- ures on Saturday for the South- and Calvin Guzman (quarter- Athletics Hall of Fame for his ef- have hosted 5-4 White Salmon ing for its first state playoff berth in a crossover with a win over ern Oregon University women’s back). Once the young team forts. He just missed playing for since 2002, when it lost to Elma, team. Zenisek, who had left for an as- Tenino — will head to Kalama’s settled into its new offense, big 35-21, in the second round. The The Raiders defeated Pacific things started happening — in- sistant position with Northern turf field to face Woodland. Union, 101-73, in Ashland on cluding a long-awaited win over Iowa in early 1997. Hallead, in The Woodland incarnation Warriors have been the surprise Saturday night. Kristen Schoen- Montesano, and the first league a 1996 Ellensburg Daily Record of the Beavers spent most of the of the 1A Evergreen Division herr, a sophomore from Rainier championship since 1986. story, credited Zenisek with season ranked No. 2 in the As- under first-year coach Eric Snel- who played for Centralia College White Salmon, meanwhile, turnaround between his first sociated Press state poll, and was son, a former Black Hills assis- last season, scored 16 points with ended the season with an 18-9 and second years of pro baseball undefeated prior to a 52-21 loss tant and the fourth coach in as seven rebounds, while Autumn loss to rival Stevenson, finishing — between which Hallead nearly to La Center on Friday. Roches- many years at Rochester. Durand added 11 points and seven boards and Demi Sahlinger scored 10. Durand and Sahlinger are both freshmen, from Onalas- 23-Year-Old Riess Wins World Series of Poker Title, $8.4 Million ka and Napavine, respectively. LAS VEGAS (AP) — A Farber went all-in with a Queen- tearfully thanking his friends but Riess soon brought the score Carly Meister, a sophomore 23-year-old poker pro from Five. Riess, dealt an Ace-King, and family, he told reporters, "I virtually even. The tide turned from Elma, scored 16 in the Pa- Michigan won the World Series rightly suspected his opponent just think I'm the best player in definitively about two hours in, cific Union win. of Poker main event late Tuesday, wasn't holding much and called the world." when Riess took a $58.5 million Durand and Schoenherr both claiming the $8.4 million title instantly. Riess came out sparring as pot with pocket Jacks. started on Monday night in a 95- after pushing past his last oppo- Riess backed into the stands the night began at the 1,600-seat Riess then brought out a nent in a brief, dramatic match. to watch the cards turn, and theater at the Rio All-Suite Hotel 58 loss at Boise State, with Du- more aggressive style he hadn't rand scoring 8 points with seven Ryan Riess started out behind won the championship with the & Casino off the Las Vegas Strip. boards. Sahlinger came off the on Tuesday, but used cleverly arms of his girlfriend around his Rubber-banded stacks of hun- yet shown at the final table, forc- bench to add 7 points. varied play to seize and maintain shoulders. dred dollar bills representing the ing Farber to fight — too often Southern Oregon will play in a lead amid the unpredictability Moments later, he kissed the grand prize sat on the table like a with the weaker hand. Olympia on Jan. 10, with a 5:30 of no-limit Texas Hold 'em. diamond-encrusted champion- third player. "I just decided to turn the p.m. game at Evergreen State On the last hand, 29-year- ship bracelet he's been chasing Farber started 19 million pace up and drive him down," University. old Las Vegas club promoter Jay since he was 14 years old. After chips ahead with 105 million, Riess said. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013 SPORTS

Scoreboard Sports on the Air Class 2B 21 Preps 1. Morton White Pass (9) 9-0 99 Others receiving votes: Texas 77, NHL Local Prep Schedules 2. Lind-Ritzville Sprague (1) 8-0 91 Georgia 25, Houston 24, Brigham All Times PST THURSDAY, Nov. 7 3. LaConner 8-1 78 FRIDAY, Nov. 8 Young 19, Minnesota 18, Michigan 14, EASTERN CONFERENCE AUTO RACING 4. Napavine 8-1 71 Nebraska 12, Duke 11, Louisiana-Lafay- Football Atlantic Division 5. Raymond 7-1 60 ette 5, Ball State 4, Ole Miss 3, Oregon 4 p.m. District Crossovers GP W L OT Pts GF GA Adna at Willapa Valley, 7 p.m. 6. Wahkiakum 6-2 47 State 2, Arizona 1, USC 1 ESPN2 — Global Rallycross Championship, at Tampa Bay 14 10 4 0 20 47 35 Onalaska at Napavine, 7 p.m. 7. Waitsburg-Prescott 6-2 33 Las Vegas R.A. Long at W.F. West, 7 p.m. 8. North Beach 7-2 30 College Football Toronto 15 10 5 0 20 48 36 Rochester vs. Woodland at Kalama, 7 9. Darrington 6-3 10 Week 11 Schedule Detroit 16 9 5 2 20 40 41 COLLEGE FOOTBALL p.m. 10. Concrete 6-1 8 Thursday’s Games Boston 14 8 5 1 17 38 28 4:30 p.m. White Salmon at Tenino, 7 p.m. (tie) White Swan 8-1 8 No. 10 Oklahoma at No. 6 Baylor Montreal 16 8 7 1 17 43 34 Others receiving 6 or more points: Troy at Louisiana-Lafayette Ottawa 15 5 6 4 14 46 48 FS1 — Oklahoma at Baylor SATURDAY, Nov. 9 None. No. 3 Oregon at No. 5 Stanford Florida 15 3 8 4 10 31 53 6 p.m. Cross Country Buffalo 17 3 13 1 7 31 53 Class 1B Friday’s Games ESPN — Oregon at Stanford State Championship Races at Sun Metropolitan Division 1. Neah Bay (9) 8-0 90 No. 20 Louisville at Connecticut NBA BASKETBALL Willows Golf Course, Pasco, 10 a.m. Pittsburgh 16 11 5 0 22 49 38 2. Touchet 8-1 77 Air Force at New Mexico Washington 15 8 7 0 16 50 42 4 p.m. District 4 2B Volleyball Tournament 3. Wilbur-Creston 8-1 68 Top 5 to State 4. Liberty Christian 8-1 64 Saturday’s Games N.Y. Islanders 15 6 6 3 15 47 50 TNT — L.A. Clippers at Miami Tuesday’s Games 5. Lummi 7-2 52 No. 2 Florida State at Wake Forest N.Y. Rangers 15 7 8 0 14 31 41 6:30 p.m. First Round Others receiving 6 or more points: No. 8 Missouri at Kentucky Carolina 15 5 7 3 13 29 45 TNT — L.A. Lakers at Houston 1. Wahkiakum 3, Ocosta 0 11. Colton 9. No. 9 Auburn at Tennessee Columbus 14 5 9 0 10 34 40 2. Willapa Valley, 3, Mossyrock 1 Kansas State at No. 25 Texas Tech New Jersey 14 3 7 4 10 26 42 NFL FOOTBALL 3. Morton-White Pass 3, Onalaska 0 Vanderbilt at Florida Philadelphia 14 4 9 1 9 22 39 5 p.m. 4. Napavine 3, North Beach 0 TCU at Iowa State WESTERN CONFERENCE NFL — Washington at Minnesota Quarterfinals NFL Penn State at Minnesota Central Division UAB at Marshall 5. Wahkiakum 3, NW Christian 0 Colorado 14 12 2 0 24 46 25 SOCCER 6. Adna 3, Willapa Valley 0 National Football League Western Kentucky at Army Chicago 16 10 2 4 24 56 43 12 p.m. 7. Morton-White Pass 3, South Bend All Times PDT Southern Methodist at Cincinnati 2 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Iowa at Purdue Minnesota 16 9 4 3 21 43 35 FS1 — UEFA Europa League, Sheriff at Tot- 8. Toutle Lake 3, Napavine 0 East W L T Pct PF PA Arkansas at Ole Miss St. Louis 13 9 2 2 20 47 31 tenham New England 7 2 0 .778 234 175 Appalachian State at Georgia Nashville 15 8 5 2 18 37 44 Thursday’s Games N.Y. Jets 5 4 0 .556 169 231 Virginia at North Carolina Dallas 15 7 6 2 16 40 44 5 p.m. Loser Out Miami 4 4 0 .500 174 187 Western Michigan at Eastern Michigan Winnipeg 17 6 9 2 14 40 51 NBCSN — MLS, playoffs, conference semifi- Note: Games 9-14 may switch locations, Buffalo 3 6 0 .333 189 236 Tulane at UTSA Pacific Division nals, leg 2, teams TBA to prevent teams from playing on their South USC at California Anaheim 17 13 3 1 27 57 42 Indianapolis 6 2 0 .750 214 155 home court Mississippi State at No. 15 Texas A&M San Jose 15 10 1 4 24 57 32 5:30 p.m. At South Bend Tennessee 4 4 0 .500 173 167 Brigham Young at No. 24 Wisconsin Phoenix 17 11 4 2 24 56 53 ESPN2 — MLS, playoffs, conference semifi- 9. Ocosta vs. South Bend, 5 p.m. Houston 2 6 0 .250 146 221 Nevada at Colorado State Vancouver 17 10 5 2 22 48 44 10. Mossyrock vs. Napavine, 6:30 Jacksonville 0 8 0 .000 86 264 Illinois at Indiana nals, leg 2, teams TBA p.m. North Syracuse at Maryland Los Angeles 15 9 6 0 18 43 40 13. Winner 9 vs. Winner 10, 8 p.m. Cincinnati 6 3 0 .667 217 166 Nebraska at Michigan Calgary 15 6 7 2 14 43 54 FRIDAY, Nov. 8 At Willapa Valley Cleveland 4 5 0 .444 172 197 Boston College at New Mexico State Edmonton 16 4 10 2 10 40 62 11. Onalaska vs. Willapa Valley, 5 Baltimore 3 5 0 .375 168 172 UTEP at North Texas NOTE: Two points for a win, one point AUTO RACING p.m. Pittsburgh 2 6 0 .250 156 208 Hawaii at Navy for overtime loss. 9 a.m. West 12. North Beach vs. NW Christian, Tulsa at East Carolina 6:30 p.m. Kansas City 9 0 0 1.000 215 111 Kansas at No. 14 Oklahoma State Tuesday’s Games FS1 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, practice Denver 7 1 0 .875 343 218 14. Winner 11 vs. Winner 12, 8 p.m. No. 22 Arizona State at Utah Dallas 3, Boston 2, SO for ServiceMaster 200, at Avondale, Ariz. Semifinals San Diego 4 4 0 .500 192 174 North Carolina State at Duke St. Louis 3, Montreal 2, SO 10:30 a.m. At Raymond Oakland 3 5 0 .375 146 199 Florida Int. at Middle Tennessee Phoenix 3, Vancouver 2, SO 15. Wahkiakum vs. Adna, 5:30 p.m. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Tennessee-Martin at Memphis FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice for Ad- 16. Morton-White Pass vs. Toutle East Old Dominion at Idaho Buffalo 5, San Jose 4, SO voCare 500, at Avondale, Ariz. Lake, 7 p.m. Dallas 5 4 0 .556 257 209 Virginia Tech at No. 11 Miami (FL) Washington 6, N.Y. Islanders 2 Philadelphia 4 5 0 .444 225 231 Houston at No. 21 UCF Ottawa 4, Columbus 1 12:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games Washington 3 5 0 .375 203 253 Texas at West Virginia Edmonton 4, Florida 3, OT FS1 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, practice At Raymond N.Y. Giants 2 6 0 .250 141 223 Southern Miss at Louisiana Tech Carolina 2, Philadelphia 1, OT for ServiceMaster 200, at Avondale, Ariz. Consolation Semifinals South Arkansas State at Louisiana-Monroe Minnesota 5, Calgary 1 17. Winner 13 vs. Loser 15, 10:30 a.m. New Orleans 6 2 0 .750 216 146 No. 13 LSU at No. 1 Alabama 5 p.m. Carolina 5 3 0 .625 204 106 18. Winner 14 vs. Loser 16, noon No. 23 Notre Dame at Pittsburgh Wednesday’s Games FS1 — NASCAR, Truck Series, Lucas Oil 150, Fifth Place/Loser Out Atlanta 2 6 0 .250 176 218 Colorado at Washington N.Y. Rangers 5, Pittsburgh 1 21. Loser 17 vs. Loser 18, 3 p.m. Tampa Bay 0 8 0 .000 124 190 Utah State at UNLV at Avondale, Ariz. Chicago 4, Winnipeg 1 Third/Fourth North No. 19 UCLA at Arizona Nashville 6, Colorado 4 COLLEGE FOOTBALL 19. Winner 17 vs. Winner 18, 4:30 Green Bay 5 3 0 .625 232 185 No. 16 Fresno State at Wyoming 5:30 p.m. p.m. Detroit 5 3 0 .625 217 197 San Diego State at San Jose State Anaheim 5, Phoenix 2 Championship Chicago 5 3 0 .625 240 226 ESPN2 — Louisville at UConn 20. Winner 15 vs. Winner 16, 6 p.m. Minnesota 1 7 0 .125 186 252 Thursday’s Games GOLF West Florida at Boston, 4 p.m. District 4 2A Volleyball Tournament Seattle 8 1 0 .889 232 149 College Basketball Montreal at Ottawa, 4 p.m. 10 a.m. San Francisco 6 2 0 .750 218 145 Top 3 to State New Jersey at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. TGC — PGA Tour, The McGladrey Classic, Arizona 4 4 0 .500 160 174 NCAA Men’s Basketball Rankings Thursday’s Games Minnesota at Washington, 4 p.m. At Black Hills High School St. Louis 3 6 0 .333 186 226 Preseason (Nov. 4) second round, at St. Simons Island, Ga. N.Y. Islanders at Carolina, 4 p.m. First Round AP Top 25 1 a.m. N.Y. Rangers at Columbus, 4 p.m. 1. W.F. West vs. Capital, 4 p.m. Week 9 Games RK TEAM RECORD PTS TGC — European PGA Tour, Turkish Airlines 2. Centralia vs. R.A. Long, 4 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 31 1 Kentucky (27) 0-0 1,546 Dallas at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. 3. Mark Morris vs. Tumwater, 6 p.m. Miami 22, Cincinnati 20, OT 2 Michigan State (22) 0-0 1,543 Edmonton at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. Open, third round, at Antalya, Turkey 4. Black Hills vs. Ridgefield, 6 p.m. 3 Louisville (14) 0-0 1,501 Calgary at St. Louis, 5 p.m. MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Sunday, Nov. 3 Second Round 4 Duke (2) 0-0 1,435 Buffalo at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. Kansas City 23, Buffalo 13 2 p.m. Loser Out 5 Kansas 0-0 1,357 Vancouver at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. 5. Loser 1 vs. Loser 2, 8 p.m. Dallas 27, Minnesota 23 FSN — Alabama vs. Oklahoma, at Dallas Tennessee 28, St. Louis 21 6 Arizona 0-0 1,311 6. Loser 3 vs. Loser 4, 8 p.m. Friday’s Games Saturday’s Games NY Jets 26, New Orleans 20 7 Michigan 0-0 1,120 3 p.m. New Jersey at Toronto, 4:30 p.m. Semifinals Washington 30, San Diego 24 (OT) 8 Syracuse 0-0 1,093 FS1 — Boston College at Providence Nashville at Winnipeg, 5 p.m. 7. Winner 1 vs. Winner 2, 11 a.m. Carolina 34, Atlanta 10 8 Oklahoma State 0-0 1,093 3:30 p.m. 8. Winner 3 vs. Winner 4, 11 a.m. Philadelphia 49, Oakland 20 10 Florida 0-0 1,048 Calgary at Colorado, 6 p.m. Consolation (Loser Out) Seattle 27, Tampa Bay 24 (OT) 11 Ohio State 0-0 1,036 Buffalo at Anaheim, 7 p.m. ESPN2 — Maryland vs. UConn, at Brooklyn, 9. Winner 5 vs. Loser 8, 1 p.m. Cleveland 24, Baltimore 18 12 North Carolina 0-0 954 N.Y. 10. Loser 7 vs. Winner 6, 1 p.m. New England 55, Pittsburgh 31 13 Memphis 0-0 741 Third Place (Loser Out) Indianapolis 27, Houston 24 14 Virginia Comm. 0-0 680 4:30 p.m. 12. Winner 9 vs. Winner 10 15 Gonzaga 0-0 538 NBA ESPN — Armed Forces Classic, Oregon vs. First/Second Monday, Nov. 4 16 Wichita State 0-0 512 All Times PST Georgetown, at Seoul, South Korea 11. Winner 7 vs. Winner 8, 4 p.m. Chicago 27, Green Bay 20 17 Marquette 0-0 510 EASTERN CONFERENCE 7 p.m. 18 Connecticut 0-0 448 Week 10 Games Atlantic Division District 4 1A Volleyball Tournament 19 Oregon 0-0 408 FSN — Colorado vs. Baylor, at Dallas Top 3 to State Thursday Nov. 7 20 Wisconsin 0-0 338 W L Pct GB Wednesday’s Games Washington at Minnesota, 5:25 p.m. TENNIS 21 Notre Dame 0-0 332 Philadelphia 3 2 .600 — At Castle Rock & Hoquiam Brooklyn 2 2 .500 ½ 12 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 10 22 UCLA 0-0 244 (Play-in Game: Seton Catholic 3, Toronto 2 3 .400 1 ESPN2 — ATP World Tour Finals, round rob- Rochester 0) Seattle at Atlanta, 10 a.m. 23 New Mexico 0-0 213 New York 1 3 .250 1½ 1. Woodland 3, Tenino 0 Detroit at Chicago, 10 a.m. 24 Virginia 0-0 189 in, at London Boston 1 4 .200 2 2. King’s Way 3, Montesano 0 Philadelphia at Green Bay, 10 a.m. 25 Baylor 0-0 180 3. La Center 3, Hoquiam 0 Jacksonville at Tennessee, 10 a.m. Southeast Division 4. Kalama 3, Seton Catholic 0 St. Louis at Indianapolis, 10 a.m. Others receiving votes: Tennessee Miami 3 2 .600 — SATURDAY, Nov. 9 Consolation (Loser Out) Oakland at NY Giants, 10 a.m. 176, Creighton 145, Indiana 111, Colora- Charlotte 3 2 .600 — AUTO RACING 5. Tenino 3, Montesano 1 Buffalo at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. do 83, Iowa 83, Harvard 46, Boise State Orlando 3 2 .600 — 8:30 a.m. 6. Seton Catholic 3, Hoquiam 2 Cincinnati at Baltimore, 10 a.m. 22, Villanova 14, Georgetown 11, Ari- Atlanta 2 2 .500 ½ Semifinals Carolina at San Francisco, 1 p.m. zona State 11, Washington 8, UNLV 8, Washington 1 3 .250 1½ FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice for Ad- Houston at Arizona, 1:25 p.m. 7. Woodland 3, King’s Way 0 Pittsburgh 6, Stanford 6, LSU 6, Boston Central Division voCare 500, at Avondale, Ariz. Denver at San Diego, 1:25 p.m. 8. Kalama 3, La Center 0 College 5, La Salle 4, St. John’s 3, Saint Indiana 5 0 1.000 — Dallas at New Orleans, 5:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. Louis 3, Missouri 3, Cincinnati 1 Milwaukee 2 2 .500 2½ Saturday’s Games Dropped from rankings: Indiana FS1 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, pole Sites TBA Monday, Nov. 11 Detroit 2 2 .500 2½ Consolation Semifinals Miami at Tampa Bay, 5:30 p.m. 4, Miami (FL) 5, Georgetown 8, Kansas Cleveland 2 3 .400 3 qualifying for ServiceMaster 200, at Avondale, 9. Tenino vs. La Center, 10 a.m. State 12, Saint Louis 13, Pittsburgh 20, Chicago 1 3 .250 3½ Ariz. 10. King’s Way vs. Seton Catholic, Creighton 22 WESTERN CONFERENCE 11:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Southwest Division FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, “Happy Hour Third/Loser-Out College Football USA Today San Antonio 4 1 .800 — 12. Winner 9 vs. Winner 10, 1 p.m. RK TEAM RECORD PTS Houston 4 1 .800 — Series,” final practice for AdvoCare 500, at Avon- Championship AP Top 25 1 Kentucky (16) 0-0 767 Dallas 3 2 .600 1 dale, Ariz. 11. Woodland vs. Kalama, 3 p.m. RK TEAM RECORD PTS 2 Michigan State (3) 0-0 749 New Orleans 2 3 .400 2 1. Alabama (52) 8-0 1491 1 p.m. 3 Louisville (10) 0-0 741 Memphis 2 3 .400 2 Washington Prep Football Poll 2. Oregon (2) 8-0 1418 4 Duke (3) 0-0 710 Northwest Division ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, Ser- By The Associated Press 3. Florida State (6) 8-0 1409 5 Arizona 0-0 637 Oklahoma City 3 1 .750 — viceMaster 200, at Avondale, Ariz. Class 4A 4. Ohio State 9-0 1315 6 Kansas 0-0 623 Minnesota 3 2 .600 ½ 1. Camas (12) 9-0 120 5. Baylor 7-0 1234 7 Syracuse 0-0 551 BOXING 2. Skyline 8-1 106 Portland 2 2 .500 1 6. Stanford 7-1 1214 8 Florida 0-0 550 6:30 p.m. 3. Graham-Kapowsin 9-0 90 7. Auburn 8-1 1082 Denver 0 3 .000 2½ 9 Michigan 0-0 548 4. Ferris 8-1 80 8. Clemson 8-1 1059 Utah 0 5 .000 3½ HBO — Vanes Martirosyan (33-0-1) vs. De- 10 Ohio State 0-0 533 5. Chiawana 8-1 77 9. Missouri 8-1 956 Pacific Division metrius Andrade (19-0-0), for vacant WBO junior 6. Union 7-2 41 10. LSU 7-2 863 11 North Carolina 0-0 494 12 Oklahoma State 0-0 462 Golden State 4 1 .800 — middleweight title; junior featherweights, Nonito 7. Curtis 8-1 28 11. Texas A&M 7-2 861 L.A. Clippers 3 2 .600 1 8. Edmonds-Woodway 8-1 25 12. Oklahoma 7-1 816 13 Memphis 0-0 334 Phoenix 3 2 .600 1 Donaire (31-2-0) vs. Vic Darchinyan (39-5-1); 9. Richland 8-1 20 13. South Carolina 7-2 769 14 Gonzaga 0-0 270 10. Federal Way 7-2 16 14. Miami (FL) 7-1 737 15 Virginia Comm. 0-0 258 L.A. Lakers 2 3 .400 2 champion Roman Martinez (27-1-2) vs. Mikey (tie) Bothell 7-2 16 15. Oklahoma State 7-1 662 16 Wichita State 0-0 233 Sacramento 1 3 .250 2½ Garcia (32-0-0), for WBO junior lightweight title, Others receiving 6 or more points: 16. UCLA 6-2 515 17 Marquette 0-0 230 at Corpus Christi, Texas 12. Bellarmine Prep 15. 13. Gonzaga 17. Fresno State 8-0 493 18 Oregon 0-0 175 Tuesday’s Games Prep 10. 18. Michigan State 8-1 478 19 Connecticut 0-0 167 Miami 104, Toronto 95 COLLEGE FOOTBALL 19. UCF 6-1 472 20 New Mexico 0-0 153 Brooklyn 104, Utah 88 9 a.m. Class 3A 20. Louisville 7-1 385 21 Wisconsin 0-0 148 Indiana 99, Detroit 91 ABC — Kansas St. at Texas Tech 1. Bellevue (12) 9-0 120 21. Wisconsin 6-2 342 22 Notre Dame 0-0 128 Charlotte 102, New York 97 2. O’Dea 9-0 107 22. Northern Ill. 9-0 322 23 UCLA 0-0 121 Phoenix 104, New Orleans 98 ESPN — Auburn at Tennessee 3. Marysville-Pilchuck 9-0 96 23. Arizona State 6-2 197 24 Indiana 0-0 118 Dallas 123, L.A. Lakers 104 ESPN2 — Penn St. at Minnesota 4. Shadle Park 8-1 84 24. Notre Dame 7-2 164 5. Mount Si 8-1 72 25. Texas Tech 7-2 102 25 Virginia 0-0 103 San Antonio 102, Denver 94 FSN — TCU at Iowa St. 6. Lincoln 8-1 58 Dropped from rankings: Michigan Houston 116, Portland 101 Noon 7. Eastside Catholic 7-2 50 23 Others receiving votes: Baylor Atlanta 105, Sacramento 100 8. Mt. Spokane 7-2 30 Others receiving votes: Texas 34, 102, Colorado 93, Creighton 87, Iowa 86, FOX — Southern Cal at California 9. Glacier Peak 7-2 18 Georgia 32, Brigham Young 28, Ole Tennessee 73, Georgetown 38, Harvard Wednesday’s Games 12:30 p.m. 10. Blanchet 7-2 10 Miss 17, Houston 9, Minnesota 7, Wash- 28, Pittsburgh 23, California 16, Boise Orlando 98, L.A. Clippers 90 ABC — Nebraska at Michigan Others receiving 6 or more points: ington 6, Michigan 6, Ball State 4, Duke State 11, Saint Louis 8, La Salle 7, Mis- Washington 116, Philadelphia 102 None. 1 souri 4, Villanova 4, Temple 4, Kansas Indiana 97, Chicago 80 CBS — Mississippi St. at Texas A&M State 3, Illinois 2, LSU 2, Arizona State Charlotte 92, Toronto 90 ESPN — BYU at Wisconsin Class 2A USA Today Poll 2, Iowa State 2, UNLV 1, Georgia 1 Boston 97, Utah 87 1. Tumwater (10) 9-0 118 RK TEAM RECORD PTS NBCSN — James Madison at New Hampshire Dropped from rankings: Miami Golden State 106, Minnesota 93 2. Lynden (2) 9-0 109 1. Alabama (54) 8-0 1540 (FL) 10, Saint Louis 16, Georgetown 17, 12:45 p.m. 3. Ellensburg 9-0 95 Milwaukee 109, Cleveland 104 2. Oregon (5) 8-0 1475 Kansas State 20, Creighton 21, La Salle FSN — Tulsa at East Carolina 4. Sumner 9-0 82 3. Florida State (3) 8-0 1436 New Orleans 99, Memphis 84 24, Florida Gulf Coast 25 5. Lakewood 9-0 70 4. Ohio State 9-0 1369 San Antonio 99, Phoenix 96 1 p.m. 6. W. F. West 8-1 64 5. Baylor 7-0 1299 Oklahoma City 107, Dallas 93 FS1 — Kansas at Oklahoma St. 7. Mark Morris 8-1 46 6. Stanford 7-1 1222 Friday’s Top 25 Games UNC-Asheville at (1) Kentucky NBCSN — Cornell at Dartmouth 8. Lindbergh 9-0 35 7. Clemson 8-1 1121 Thursday’s Games McNeese State at (2) Michigan State 9. R.A. Long 8-1 22 8. Oklahoma 7-1 971 L.A. Clippers at Miami, 4 p.m. 4 p.m. 10. Othello 7-2 11 9. Missouri 8-1 961 Davidson at (4) Duke Atlanta at Denver, 6 p.m. Others receiving 6 or more points: 10. Auburn 8-1 959 Louisiana-Monroe at (5) Kansas ESPN — Virginia Tech vs. Miami None. 11. Oklahoma State 7-1 864 Cal Poly at (6) Arizona L.A. Lakers at Houston, 6:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Houston at UCF 12. LSU 7-2 835 Massachusetts Lowell at (7) Michigan FOX — Texas at West Virginia Class 1A 13. Texas A&M 7-2 800 Cornell at (8) Syracuse Friday’s Games 1. Zillah (11) 9-0 110 14. Miami (FL) 7-1 747 Mississippi Vall. St. at (8) Oklahoma St. Boston at Orlando, 4 p.m. 5 p.m. 2. Cascade Christian 9-0 93 15. South Carolina 7-2 722 North Florida at (10) Florida Cleveland at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. CBS — LSU at Alabama 3. LaCenter 9-0 89 16. Louisville 7-1 569 Oakland at (12) North Carolina Toronto at Indiana, 4 p.m. PAC-12 — Colorado at Washington 4. Freeman 9-0 74 17. Fresno State 8-0 567 Illinois State at (14) Virginia Comm. Brooklyn at Washington, 4 p.m. 5. Mount Baker 8-1 69 18. UCLA 6-2 494 5:07 p.m. Southern University at (17) Marquette New York at Charlotte, 4 p.m. 6. Cashmere 8-1 52 19. Michigan State 8-1 446 (18) Connecticut vs Maryland Oklahoma City at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. ABC — Notre Dame vs. Pittsburgh 7. Woodland 8-1 45 20. Northern Ill. 9-0 409 Utah at Chicago, 5 p.m. 8. River View 8-1 32 21. UCF 6-1 340 Georgetown vs (19) Oregon 7 p.m. 9. Connell 7-2 20 22. Wisconsin 6-2 333 St. John’s vs (20) Wisconsin Dallas at Minnesota, 5 p.m. ESPN — UCLA at Arizona 10. King’s 7-2 19 23. Texas Tech 7-2 217 Miami (OH) at (21) Notre Dame L.A. Lakers at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Others receiving 6 or more points: 24. Arizona State 6-2 130 Drexel at (22) UCLA Golden State at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. 7:15 p.m. None. 25. Notre Dame 7-2 108 James Madison at (24) Virginia Denver at Phoenix, 6 p.m. ESPN2 — Fresno St. at Wyoming Dropped from rankings: Michigan Colorado at (25) Baylor Sacramento at Portland, 7 p.m. • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013

MLB Commentary Congratulations, Condolences at the Same Time for New Mariners Manager Lloyd McClendon o Lloyd McClendon, Wakamatsu was a rising star the Mariners' seventh before he crashed in Seattle. Tmanager since 2005: And Eric Wedge seemed Congratulations. the perfect match: A strong- And condolences. willed man who demanded Welcome back to the respect and had experience managerial fraternity. But turning raw, young talent excuse the into a playoff team. cynics for But they all wound already up leaving the Mariners grieving in frustrating or bizarre over your fashion. Melvin and Waka- Duane Burleson / The Associated Press job security. matsu were fired. Hargrove In this May 29, 2011, photo, Detroit Tigers hitting coach Lloyd McClendon watches from the dugout during the Tigers’ base- The resigned in the middle of an ball game against the Boston Red Sox in a doubleheader in Detroit. The Seattle Mariners have hired McClendon to be their Mariners eight-game winning streak. don't just Wedge quit at the end of last next manager. The Mariners announced their decision on Tuesday. McClendon becomes the third manager hired by general By Jerry Brewer manager Jack Zduriencik. McClendon will be formally introduced by the team later this week. devour The Seattle season, saying the Mariners managers. Times had left him "hanging out They swal- there" while the Mariners low them whole. Counting contend they were prepared interim skippers, McClen- to extend his contract. don becomes the Mariners' McClendon steps into a New Boss in Seattle 19th manager since their mercurial situation. It's con- 1977 inception. Lou Piniella ceivable, if you think hard remains the only one to last enough, for the Mariners to Mariners Name Lloyd McClendon as Manager more than four years. Since make three significant free- Piniella left 11 years ago, the agent acquisitions, a couple By Todd Dybas one winning season under Zdu- Seattle settled on Wedge that franchise has experienced of minor moves and finish- The News Tribune riencik, which came in 2009 time. especially disturbing tran- ing developing their young when they were 85-77. They are "I am extremely excited about SEATTLE — Just more than sience; McClendon is skipper core just enough to become a 274-374 in the four years since. the opportunity to manage the No. 8 post-Lou. winning baseball team. But a month after finishing their During that time, Zduriencik Seattle Mariners," McClendon fourth consecutive losing sea- There's nothing wrong it's easier to imagine Mc- has worked to rebuild the minor said. "Seattle has a tremendous with this hire. The Mariners Clendon getting swept into son under general manager Jack league system and the Mariners group of talented players and the Zduriencik, the Mariners hired chose a good person for the uncertainty of having a have played dozens of young fans and city should be excited their situation. McClendon boss, general manager Jack Lloyd McClendon to be their players. Seattle's final lineup in about the club's future. I'm look- next manager. is a well-respected baseball Zduriencik, who is working 2013 had seven players who were ing for this group to take a big mind. He has a good history with one year remaining on McClendon is the organiza- 26 or younger, including three step forward." tion's 16th manager and the third as a hitting coach, which is his contract. rookies. McClendon is a veteran of 34 the Mariners' weakness. He Zduriencik is on Man- full-time manager since Zduri- Wedge was expected to be years in professional baseball as a encik took over in 2009. did a decent job in his first ager No. 3 as he enters his part of that ongoing rebuilding player, coach, minor league man- He will succeed Eric Wedge, managing gig with the Pitts- sixth season. At some point, effort. During the final series of ager, and MLB manager. who ran the club from 2011-13 burgh Pirates. He was fired the Mariners must under- the year, he announced he would Following his playing career, before deciding to leave at the after posting a .430 winning stand that it's not about the not return. Zduriencik main- McClendon began his coach- percentage in five seasons manager. They need to give end of the 2013 season because tained the organization wanted he felt he was no longer on the ing career in 1996 as the Pirates with the previously befud- McClendon a real major- Wedge back. roving minor league hitting in- dling Pirates, which is hardly league roster, something same page with the organization. "It's got to the point where McClendon, 54, was manager structor. He joined the Pirates cause for concern. In Joe they haven't had since 2009, it's painfully obvious to me that big league staff as hitting coach Torre's first managing job, when they finished 85-77. of the Pittsburgh Pirates for five I just wasn't going to be able to seasons (2001-05) and has spent in 1997, a position he held until he had a .405 winning per- They need to take a move forward with this organi- being promoted to manager in centage in five seasons with chance on a big-name free the past eight seasons as a coach zation," Wedge said at the time. for the Detroit Tigers, the last 2001. the New York Mets. Casey agent such as Jacoby Ells- "We see things differently and McClendon had a 16-year Stengel? A .453 winning per- bury and do what it takes, seven as hitting coach. we talked about it but it just got professional playing career centage at his first stop. within good reason, to finish During his time as the Pi- to the point where I couldn't (1980-1995). He was selected by That's not to say McClendon first in a bidding war. They rates manager, McClendon was continue to move forward. Ulti- known for a fiery personality. the New York Mets in the eighth will be Torre or Stengel — in need to build a complete mately, I didn't feel like I could fact, it took them several starting rotation around Fe- During one notable in-game ar- continue to manage here with round of the 1980 Draft. He opportunities to become big- lix Hernandez and Hisashi gument with umpires, he lifted the circumstances the way they played in the Majors with Cin- time winners — but losing Iwakuma and not hope to first base out of the ground and are." cinnati (1987-88), the Chicago at Pittsburgh doesn't make get by with young pitchers or walked off the field with it. It was a surprising reversal for Cubs (1989-90) and Pittsburgh McClendon some tired re- reclamation-project veterans. McClendon was 336-446 someone who abhors giving up (1990-94). He was a member of tread incapable of success. They need to prove emphati- (.430) from 2001 through the and repeatedly said he was all- four clubs that won a division He will be a better manager cally that any organizational first 136 games of the 2005 sea- in with Zduriencik's approach title with the Cubs in 1989 and this time. drama caused by Wedge's son as the Pirates' manager. He to resurrecting the woebegone the Pirates from 1990-92. He hit But here's the hard part departure is more percep- had zero winning seasons in franchise. .625 (10-for-16) in 11 games dur- Pittsburgh. That decision opened up the ing his three appearances in the about the Mariners' job: He tion than reality. "Lloyd is a bright and ar- Mariners' options and led them National League Championship doesn't control his own des- McClendon can be good ticulate guy," Zduriencik said to five finalists for the manage- Series. tiny, not as much as other for this franchise, but not if in a press release. "He has Ma- rial job: A's bench coach Chip He played baseball at Val- managers or head coaches. he doesn't receive an excep- jor League managerial experi- Hale, Padres bench coach Rick paraiso University after graduat- Even though the Mariners tional level of support. They ence and has served in a vital Renteria, former Mariners sec- ing from Roosevelt High School have a lot of good young tal- shouldn't look at themselves capacity in Detroit under one ond baseman and longtime in Indiana in 1977, where he was ent, they're still in such an ill as rebuilding anymore. They of the game's best managers. He White Sox bench coach Joey an All-State selection in base- state that you'd fear for the should be seeking ways to is a tireless worker and is very Cora, Dodgers third-base coach ball. He participated in the 1971 job security of anyone they build a versatile roster. respected by the players with Tim Wallach and McClendon. Little League World Series where hired. Otherwise, the Mariners are whom he has worked. We look This was the second time he was nicknamed "Legendary The Mariners could've just treading water. forward to Lloyd embracing our through the Seattle interview Lloyd" after hitting five home reincarnated Connie Mack, And the manager will players as we move the Mariners process for McClendon. He was runs in five swings and draw- and the reaction would be, drown, again. forward." a candidate in 2010 after the ing five intentional walks for his "You sure you're not better So, yes, for McClendon The Mariners have had just Mariners fired Don Wakamatsu. Gary, Ind., team. off staying dead?" Until the we offer congratulations franchise proves otherwise, and condolences at the it will have a manager- same time. Unfortunately, killing reputation. If there he doesn't get to enjoy the Laundry Room Fire at Home of M's Hernandez weren't just 30 of these jobs unabashed enthusiasm that in Major League Baseball, most new hires receive. Re- BELLEVUE, Wash. (AP) — ternoon fire remains under er-in-law. the Mariners would have a ality has been too harsh for Investigators have determined investigation. Damage is esti- Burke says police have se- much more difficult time Mariners skippers. that a fire that damaged the mated at $250,000. cured the home, which is un- finding quality candidates. But, hey, at least McClen- Bellevue, Wash., home of Seat- Hernandez and his wife, inhabitable. Recently, the Mariners don will have the element of tle Mariners pitcher Felix Her- Sandra, were in Napa, Calif., King County public re- have made plenty of good surprise at his disposal. nandez started in the laundry at the time. His agent, Wil cords show the 5,100-square- hires. It's clear now that And if he lasts more room. Polidor, says their two chil- foot, five-bedroom, four-bath Bob Melvin is a good man- than four years, he'll be the Lt. Richard Burke says dren were at a mall with their house was built in 2009 and is ager. Mike Hargrove arrived second-most successful the cause of the Monday af- nanny and the pitcher's moth- valued at $2.85 million. with a great resume. Don Mariners manager ever.

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1A Volleyball Chehalis Cats Go Undefeated

Courtesy Photo The seventh-grade Chehalis Cats girls basketball team went undefeated in the Tumwater fall league, inishing their schedule 14-0. Pictured in the back row, from left, are coach Garth Hakkenson, Taylor Barker, Hannah Porter, Erica Brumield, Makenzie Moore and Sarah Haakenson. In the middle row,

from left, are Alida Ellingson and Lexis Haller. In the front row, from left, are Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Madi Haakenson and Courtney Bennett. Tenino celebrates a four-game win over Montesano during District 4 tournament action Wednesday in Hoquiam. MLS Beavers Stay Alive in District Playoffs Portland Up 2-1 in Semi Against Seattle By Brandon Hansen After losing the first set, the mond had a good night for the [email protected] Beavers were able to pull away in Beavers with eight digs. PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A came on March 9 to Montreal. the next two to build a 2-1 game Tenino (10-5) moves on in year ago at this time, the Port- “This team is very confident HOQUIAM — Since it was lead. the loser-out bracket to face the land Timbers had already held right now,” midfielder Jack Jews- their first trip to the District 4 1A “We had to switch up our Trico’s No. 2 team, La Center, at their season-ending banquet, bury said. “We’re very comfort- Volleyball Tournament, you’ll shots a lot,” Engebreth said. “We a site yet to be determined at 10 passed out their individual able in the way we’re playing. We have to excuse the Beavers for knew we had to do that against a a.m. on Saturday. awards and gone home, disap- can morph into different teams having some nerves. While they defense like that.” pointed with an eighth-place dropped their opener to Wood- depending how the game is go- Engebreth notched the fi- finish in Major League Soccer’s land, the Beavers came back Woodland Sweeps Beavers in ing. If it’s direct, we can fight nal two kills of the fourth game, Western Conference. with you. If it settles down, we and gave the crowd a case of the Opener Now they’re eyeing the con- which saw the Beavers come can possess and go that way.” nerves with a four-game victory Woodland made quick work ference finals. over Montesano 22-25, 25-22, 25- back from a 9-point deficit. The For the first leg on Saturday of Tenino 25-7, 25-9, 25-15 in The Timbers finished the 19, 32-30 in a loser-out contest Tenino junior never left the court night in Seattle, Ryan Johnson in the Beavers’ two matches that the opening round of the Dis- regular season ranked atop the flicked in a header early in the here on Wednesday night. conference standings and hold a The Bulldogs had defeated Teni- evening. Setter Crystalin Jones trict 4 1A Volleyball Tournament first half and Darlington Nagbe 2-1 advantage going into Thurs- no in two regular season match- also masterfully set up the of- Wednesday at Hoquiam Middle day’s second leg of their two- added a goal in the second for es, but lost their own district fense, dishing out 53 assists in School. Erin Engebreth had game goal-aggregate conference the Timbers. opener in three games to King’s the Montesano win. three kills while Taylor Tibbetts semifinal against the rival Seat- Osvaldo Alonso scored in Way Christian. They didn’t have “Going four games is tough had four kills and three blocks. tle Sounders. the 90th minute for the Sound- an answer for Erin Engebreth, anyways,” Tenino coach Emily “I think they were a little in- The Timbers get the second ers, who need to win Thursday who notched 26 kills and 12 digs Peterson said. “But that match timidated and that led to nerves,” leg at home — a place where by at least two goals to win the in the loser-out affair. Teammate was back and fourth and it was Peterson said. they’ve been tremendously suc- aggregate total and advance. Se- Taylor Tibbetts had 24 kills and point for point. When you score Crystalin Jones had 10 assists cessful this season with an MLS- attle will be trying to become the 10 blocks. about fifty points each set that in the game. Woodland went on record 11 shutouts. Portland has fourth team to accomplish the “We were thinking before the can get tiring pretty fast.” to beat King’s Way Christian to an 11-1-5 home record and a comeback since the league went second game that we didn’t want Libero Morgan Masters had reach the District 4 champion- 15-match unbeaten streak at Jeld- to the format for its conference to go down to Montesano again 15 digs and 100 percent serving ship game, which will be played Wen Field. The team’s lone loss semifinals in 2003. this season,” Engebreth said. with two aces while Kelly Ham- against Kalama on Saturday. CH509982bw.cg The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013 Life

Terri Kistler / Courtesy photo Great GoatsBaby goat Whistlekick Sassy chews on a piece of grass. No Kidding!

By Sara Potter and anything else the person is capable of making, For The Chronicle really.” Pygora goats can also produce milk, cheese, and Terri Kistler has been raising Pygora goats for are very playful, says Kistler. the past 15 years, but the way she became the care- “They would be great for a family looking for a giver of these additional 17 family members, was pet, or even a homestead goat,” says Kistler. not how you would expect. Kistler shears her goats twice a year and then “One day I walked out to check on my horses and produces the fleeces and products herself from her there was a white Pygora standing there. Someone farm, WhistleKick Pygoras. had just dropped it off on our farm,” shared Kistler. This summer Kistler published her first book, “A week later she had a kid, and Maggie and Molly “Raising Happy, Healthy Pygora Goats,” a guide to are still with us today.” caring for and enjoying Pygora goats, and says, that Kistler, 55, Winlock, is the President of the Py- having her bachelor’s degree in technical journal- gora Goat Association, board member of the Ore- ism and a master’s in agriculture, made writing a gon Flock Fiber Festival, an author, talented knitter book seem like the natural thing to do. and spinner, and has multiple other talents that she “I wanted to share everything I have learned over is too modest to continue describing; but, ask her the years,” shared Kistler. “I have learned some anything pertaining to her Pygora goats or their fi- valuable lessons here and there on what works and bers, and she will tell you all she knows. what may not, and wanted to help people not learn Pygora goats are primarily known as fiber goats the hard way, the way I did at times.” — their coats are type-b fleeces that can dye and felt According to Kistler, goats want affection and easily — and Kistler says her goats’ fleeces combine will take on similar personality traits as their own- the qualities of mohair and cashmere. ers, making them pretty special and connectable “Their coats have such a softness to them, they animals. feel like clouds,” said Kistler. “You can knit, or spin with the fleece, make gloves, baby clothes, hats, please see GOATS, page Life 2 Terry Kistler shows a leece from one of her goats, Whistlekick Lan Mandragoran, who won Grand Champion Pygora leece at the Or- egon Flock and Fiber Festival this year. Life 2 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013 LIFE

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“They are my kids, and my family,” says Kistler. “I have learned more from (them), and not just about fleeces, than I ever could have hoped too.” Margo Munson, 63, Roches- ter, a fellow knitter and friend, says she has been impressed with Kistler since she met her, and has learned more from her than she could give back. “She is a brilliant woman, and shares all of it with everyone around her. She is very patient and willing to teach anything she has learned to anybody willing to listen,” expressed Munson. “Meeting her at Yarn & Things, along with all of those talented ladies, has pushed me to learn more about roving, fleeces, and knitting than I could have ever thought. And, her fleeces are one of a kind.” Owner of Yarns & Things, Wilma Roundtree, agrees with Munson concerning Kistler’s fleeces. “They are luscious fibers,” Terri Kistler / Courtesy photo beams Roundtree. “There isn’t a Whistlekick Grace, after winning her classes at the Oregon Flock and Fiber Festival. fiber quite like the Pygora goats.” Roundtree offers lessons and says that Friday open houses are For more information on the Pygora Breeders Association go to www.pygoragoats.org probably not the best time to get one-on-one attention if you are brand new to knitting and spin- ning. “I have been having groups Getting Started meet here on Fridays since 2002 ★ Make sure the goats have a covered area — if a goat’s fleece gets wet it can and some of the ladies haven’t affect its insulation. missed a week,” explained Roundtree. “It gets a little hectic, so I wouldn’t be able to spend ★ Offer proper protection from coyotes, and other predators — Pygora goats too much time with a beginner, are not very large and can make for easy prey. unless they just wanted to see what all the other knitters and ★ spinners are doing.” Most importantly, says Kistler, research, research, research. For beginners, Roundtree recommends coming by any “Find all the information you can on the goat, or any other animal you want other day of the week (besides to bring home, and make sure you are able to provide proper care for it,” shares Friday), and she can help you begin your journey, or give some Kistler. “In the beginning. I found out what fences worked and which ones not so tips to help you on the adventure much, as well as what food to feed them, and what not to.” you may have already started. To find out more information Sara Potter on WhistleKick Pygoras Farm, or is a freelance if you are interested in learning journalist living in Centralia, more about the Pygora’s fibers, go with her hus- If you are interested in the to www.whistlekickpygoras.com. band and two daughters. She book “Raising Happy, Healthy Pygora Goats,” loves learning Yarn & Things is located at 545 N. about all types contact Terri Kistler at of health and fit- Market Blvd in Chehalis; (360) 748-2134. (360) 827-1126, or email ness, inside and They are open Tuesday through outdoors. [email protected]. Friday, 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. and Book Saturdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Review Available for single copy “Pink and Blue” sales in Mossyrock at by Jo B. Paoletti • Mossy Mini Indiana University Press • Mossyrock Market Reviewed by Bibliophile in Chehalis, Wash. • Smith & Sons

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Lewis County History of — est. 1845 —

‘Ho for Montesano!’ n 1889, the Centralia and Church Burned to Ground by Arsonist IMontesano Stage Line ad- vertised in the Centralia Chronicle. “Ho for Montesano!” the ad- vertisement began. “Centralia is the place from which to set out for Gray’s Harbor. You get there one day quicker than via Olym- pia by taking the Centralia and Montesano Stage Line.” Schumacher Marries at St. Frances n 1909, Martha A. Schum- Iacher of Cowlitz and Freder- ick Leppert of Denver, Colo., married at St. Frances Xavier Church at Cowlitz with Rev. Father So- land conducting the ceremony on a Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. “The bride wore an Alice blue princess dress with veil, and orange blossom wreath,” The Che- halis Bee-Nugget wrote. “The bridegroom wore the usual black. The bridesmaid, Miss Anna Di- eringer, of Toledo, wore a beautiful white princess dress with orange blossoms. Bennie Dieringer, brother of the bridesmaid, was best man.” A dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Schum- acher, the bride’s parents. The couple planned to live in Seattle. Sanitary Market has Meat on Sale n 1934, the Sanitary Mar- Iket, 529 N. Tower, Centra- lia, had roasts on sale for 8 cents a pound, rib boil for 7 cents a pound, and beef steaks for 13 cents a pound. Free delivery was available by calling 381. Ranch Museum Maintained by Pioneer Daughter n 1959, Mrs. Leigh Burton, Iwho operated with her husband a 720-acre Hereford farm on the Winlock-Vader road, operated a museum on the farm which her grandparents homesteaded. In 1895, the home was built Submitted by Doris Bier for Our Hometowns from timber from the Ainslee This 1949 photo is of an old Adna church and Manuel “E.B.” Larson’s pickup truck. The church was burned to the ground by an arsonist also suspected of burning Bank. She had 26 wagon wheels other churches. in her fence, some of which came off the wagon her grandparents used when traveling west. Man Loses Money in Mail Scheme n 1984, Charles Manier, ICentralia businessman, was sorry he was taken in by a mail scheme. He was told on the phone he had won one of four prizes in a national contest. In order to get his prize, he paid $58.05 cash. He received a package, cash on delivery, and found an envelope full of Styrofoam filler and another letter asking for $59 more to get his prize. “I don’t know why I let them talk me into this,” Manier said. “I guess I got took. I sure won’t do any more of these things.” He turned the letter to the postal authorities where he learned it was a fraud. “As much as we keep pumping this, people still keep falling for this stuff, said Dale Everitt, superintendent of postal operations for Centralia. He further explained that many “fly-by-night” companies use the C.O.D. approach, as when the package is received, a money order is sent to them for postage. If the payment is stopped, the company still gets the money, and the post office gets the customer to cover the cost. Reichert Wins Miss Lewis County n 1999, Krystal Reichert, I17, daughter of Kevin and Jeanne Reichert, Centralia, was crowned Miss Lewis County. Miss Congeniality was Amanda Purvis, 23, Centralia, who also had won the award the year before. Jenny Joachim, 18, Centralia, won the Service-Above-Self Award. Napavine Instructor is Top Science Teacher n 2004, Dana Keller, sixth- Igrade Napavine Elemen- tary School teacher, was named the state’s top science teacher. Trisha Smith, the school’s principal, nominated Keller for the honor. “She loves kids, but she especially loves science,” Smith said. “When she puts these two together, kids are just glued to what she has to say.” “I think you’ve just got to love doing it for it to be contagious,” CH509929bw.cg said Keller. “I love it. It’s that simple. I’m just enamored by learning about science myself.” COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013 • Life 5

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

B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker Life 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013 COMICS

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

B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker • Life 7 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013

Find answers to the puzzles here on Sudoku Puzzle One Puzzle Two on page Life 8.

Crossword

Celebrity Cipher

Today’s clue: I equals F

“BRDTP XNL IRJXLEHP VNXHRHEXMA ARD

BXLP RTXNH NA HZRM HZP AHXLEPA RMK

YPXYFP CP’LP VNXHEMU.” -- SXZM ULPPM

PREVIOUS SOLUTION: Previous Solution: “The simple things are also the most extraordinary things, and only the wise can see them.” -- Paulo Coelho

© 2013 by NEA, Inc. Feeding and Teaching By Nomee Landis The Nisqually Valley News Richard Mullins has been a chef for a long time. “I started washing dishes at 15, and I was cooking by the time I got out of high school,” he said. “That’s pushing on 25 years now.” For years, he worked at the Vail Resort in Colorado and at a Denver restaurant called Satch- el’s. He also worked for Double- tree Hotels. Now he is sharing his ex- pertise with a different clien- tele. Mullins, whom most of his friends call Rick, works part- On a recent Wednesday morning at the Rainier Emergency Food Center, volun- time as a chef for the Thurston teers mingle with shoppers. The food center is a satellite center of the Thurston County Food Bank. Since April County Food Bank. A variety of foods are available to patrons who are in need, two 2012, Mullins has been helping days a week. Rick Mullins, a food bank employee, brings creative cooking ideas to teach food bank patrons how to patrons. cook the fresh fruits and vegetables and whole grains that are and pastries and canned and education crew, to find cre- available to them. It is some- prepared foods. If an item is ative recipes that use the foods thing he enjoys, Mullins said, plentiful, as apples were in mid- available to patrons each week. talking to clients about what October, clients are encouraged Squash is readily available now they eat, how they eat and how to take as many as they will eat. because it is in season, so the they prepare their food. “We’re all about the shop- food bank has a lot of squash In mid-October, Mullins ping process,” said volunteer to hand out. They recently was handing out food sam- Liz Norris, who has been work- received a large donation of ples at the Rainier Emergency ing at the Rainier center for shredded Parmesan cheese, too, Food Center, which is the food four years. so it was Mullins’ task to find or bank’s largest satellite site. The All too often, food bank pa- create a recipe that combined Thurston County Food Bank trons have so few choices. Peo- those things. also works with the food banks ple can shop for what they need. Many of the people who in Tenino and Yelm. He had It is a blessing to give some- come through the lines at the prepared a slow cooker full of thing to someone who would food banks are pretty savvy a dish that combined a less- Nomee Landis/ Nisqually Valley News otherwise go without, Norris when it comes to cooking, Mul- known grain called freekeh Chef Rick Mullins adds olive oil to a spaghetti squash dish inside the commercial said. lins said. People who visit food with a less-known squash kitchen at the Thurston County Food Bank in Olympia. Mullins creates dishes us- Teaching them how to pre- banks typically know how to called delicata. ing vegetables and other ingredients available to food bank patrons. He was in pare the food they receive is stretch their food dollars, he Nancy Decker is the ex- Rainier recently sharing a recipe with patrons at the Rainier Emergency Food Cen- also a blessing. On Monday, added, and food goes further ecutive director of the Rainier ter, the largest of the Thurston County satellite food banks. Mullins was working at the when cooked at home from Emergency Food Center, which Olympia food bank downtown, scratch. Some of the clients are is open to needy individuals organizations and churches, for supporters. The Thurston food where his kitchen is located, to homeless or living out of their and families twice a week, from the food they provide to pa- bank provides meats, eggs and serve patrons there a sample of cars, and they will prefer shelf- 9:30 a.m. to noon on Wednes- trons. While the Rainier food other perishables. a spaghetti squash dish. The stable foods that require little days and Saturdays. In Septem- center receives a lot of produce Volunteers pick up food do- food bank has 15 stationary preparation. Many others are ber, 32,506 pounds of food were from the Rainier Community nations from businesses seven satellite locations and serves families who come to the food distributed to about 700 fami- Garden, all of its donations of days a week, Decker said. Pa- 13 others with a mobile unit. bank to get groceries that they lies at the center, Decker said. nonperishable food come from trons sign in at the door of When he visits satellite food take home and use to prepare The Rainier food bank de- outside of the city, from busi- the food center and then walk banks, Mullins brings along his meals. pends upon donations from the nesses in Olympia, Lacey and through different stations that slow cooker full of food and his Some people do not cook or broader, umbrella food bank as Tumwater. Big Lots provides are manned by volunteers. They knowledge. they do not know how to cook. well as from businesses, farm- food. Costco and WinCo are get a choice of meats and fresh It is part of Mullins’ job, as ers, gardeners and charitable two of the food center’s largest fruits and vegetables, breads a member of the food bank’s please see FEEDING, page 8 Life 8 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013 LIFE

seeds removed 3 Tablespoon olive oil 1 Tablespoon. light brown ¾ Teaspoon kosher salt, Feeding sugar, packed divided Continued from Page 7 Salt and freshly ground 1 cup chopped onion black pepper 2 medium cloves garlic, Mullins provides a sample of the food ½ cup grated minced and a recipe, and clients leave the food Parmesan cheese ½ cup cilantro, coarsely bank with the ingredients they need to ½ cup chopped flat leaf parsley chopped try the recipe themselves at home. It is a ½ cup chopped fresh cilantro ½ cup golden raisins chance to teach people about foods with ¼ cup blanched hazelnuts, ½ Teaspoon. ground cin- which they might not be familiar, Mull- toasted and coarsely chopped namon ins said, and a way to encourage them to ½ Teaspoon ground cumin try healthy foods that can stretch their Directions: ¼ Teaspoon ground cori- Nomee Landis/ Nisqually Valley News food dollars even further. Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Brush ander Hot spaghetti squash is spiced up with salt and pepper and fresh herbs. In the summer, there were lots of the cut sides of squash with olive oil freshly ground pepper hearty greens available to patrons. Mul- and sprinkle with the sugar, salt and 1 Tablespoon lemon juice over medium heat. When hot, add on- lins, and a team of volunteers who as- pepper, to taste. Place squash, cut ion and saute about 5 minutes or until sists him in the prep work, cooked a sides down, on a rimmed baking Ingredients for Freekeh: onions are softened but not browned. lot of soups and stews, stirring in those sheet. Roast until tender, about 45 3 cups water Remove from heat and stir in raisins, greens. They also cooked stir-fry dishes minutes. Let cool slightly on sheet 1 cinnamon stick cinnamon, cumin, ground coriander, that incorporated the greens. placed on a wire rack. ¾ Teaspoon. kosher salt, divided remaining salt and some black pepper. On Monday, it was all about spa- Scrape the squash with a fork to 1 ½ cups freekeh Stir in lemon juice, cilantro and squash. remove flesh in long strands. Place in 1 Tablespoon. fresh lemon juice ghetti squash. The recipe he and his Keep warm. a large bowl. Add olive oil, Parmesan 1 Tablespoon olive oil team cooked was an easy dish that had Prepare the freekeh while the a pesto feel to it, with its fresh herbs and cheese, parsley, cilantro, hazelnuts squash is cooking: Bring the freekeh, cheese. It seemed to be pretty popular and salt and pepper to taste. Toss and Directions: water, cinnamon stick and ½ tsp. salt with the crowd. Mullins handed it out serve immediately. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Scrub to a boil in a saucepan. Reduce heat in small paper cups. the outside of the squash. Slice squash “Everyone asks which restaurant I Spiced Freekeh in half and scoop out seeds. Cut into to low, cover and simmer 20 minutes. cook at,” Mullins said. “I cook here.” with Delicata Squash ½-inch cubes and spread in a single lay- Remove from heat. Toss with lemon Roasted (Freekeh is a tasty whole grain that er on a baking pan. Drizzle squash with juice, olive oil and remaining salt. Add is gaining popularity. Its flavor and 2 Tbsp. olive oil and ½ tsp. salt. Roast a couple of tablespoons of water to Spaghetti Squash with Herbs texture are similar to brown rice.) 15 to 20 minutes, turning once, or until squash mixture. Pour freekeh onto Ingredients: Ingredients for Squash: browned in places and tender. a platter, spoon squash on top and 1 spaghetti squash, halved lengthwise, 2 delicata squash Heat 1 Tbsp. oil in a 10-inch skillet serve immediately. ADVICE: Dear Abby Veterans Day Honors are for All Who Served — Male and Female DEAR ABBY: Veterans Day Later in the meal, the manager happening to you again, wear DEAR POLITE: I don’t think We have been in contract for is near and I hope you’ll address went to each of the tables speak- an insignia on Monday, which there are hard-and-fast rules of two months and have gone to see something I have encountered ing to the veterans, but skipped is Veterans Day. If you do, it will etiquette regarding texting — yet. the house several times. When over the years. I am a Navy veter- mine. draw attention to the fact that But common sense would suggest we did our final walk-through, an who served four years as a Sea- Today, many women serve, many women serve in the mili- that if people suspect they “might” our son pulled my husband aside bee. I was one of tary, which might be helpful to disturb someone by texting, then and it should not be a stretch that and said because he is older, he the first women some veterans are female. Would other female veterans. Thank you they should refrain. Of course, to be assigned you comment, Abby? — OVER- for your service to our recipients who don’t wish to be should get the bigger bedroom. to a combat unit, LOOKED IN KENTUCKY country. interrupted can put their cell- Of course, our daughter is and I am proud phones on silent or turn them off. upset. My husband seems to of my service. DEAR OVERLOOKED: Gladly. DEAR ABBY: My wife and I If the texts you’re arguing think the older kid should get his However, I dread I can understand why you were are having a disagreement about about are intruding on time the way. My thought is that our son it when Veterans offended. However, I hope you texting. She insisted that you can two of you should be concentrat- had more than two months to Day rolls around. realize that what happened oc- text anyone anytime — day or ing on each other, I see no reason speak up, but at the 11th hour the Why do people curred because of these people’s night. I feel you shouldn’t text why they shouldn’t be responded green-eyed monster is emerging. ignorance, and it wasn’t personal. assume that By Abigail Van Buren after a time when you wouldn’t to the next day. What do you think? — While our armed forces have because I’m a CALL someone. STARTING ANEW IN OHIO woman I am not a veteran? always been predominantly male, DEAR ABBY: Our family is Two years ago, when I went women have officially been part Cellphones are set to ring moving into a new house soon. DEAR STARTING ANEW: I into a restaurant that serves of our military only since World when texts come in just as land- When we were looking at the veterans a free meal, the man in War II. lines do. I say if you don’t need house, our 10-year-old daughter think that at this point, to keep front of me was asked if he want- Many veterans wear hats or an immediate response, send an asked if she could have the bigger peace in your new home, it would ed a veterans’ menu. He declined. other items that identify what email. What is proper etiquette bedroom. We said yes, and our be advisable for your children to The hostess did not ask me if I branch of the service they were regarding when people should 12-year-old son said he “didn’t draw straws to decide who gets needed one; I had to request it. in. To prevent this oversight from send texts? — POLITE IN TEXAS care.” the larger bedroom.

Start on Puzzle One on page Life 7. Answers to the Sudoku Puzzle Two puzzles here will be published in Saturday’s paper. Crossword

Celebrity Cipher

Today’s clue: C equals G

“UNGLC K MZSKL GD K JNHHGUAB OGEEGPRAJ

JKDV, DGLPN GJ PZLDGDJD WHGLPGWKAAB

GL ONKAGLC MGJT SNL.” -- FZDNWT PZLHKO

SOLUTION TO PUZZLE ON PAGE LIFE 7: Previous Solution: “Maybe our favorite quotations say more about us than the stories and people we’re quoting.” -- John Green © 2013 by NEA, Inc. ENTERTAINMENT The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013 • Life 9

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The Mathis Project (N) (CC) Husbands- Ho. Husbands- Ho. BRAVO 66 66 Shahs of Sunset Reza tries to fix things Styled to Rock A futuristic design for Styled to Rock Punk styles for Kelly The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills “A Catered Affair to Remember” Kyle ››› My Best Friend’s Wedding with MJ. Kylie Minogue. Osbourne. (N) hosts a cocktail party. (1997) Julia Roberts. Premiere. CBUT 29 29 News Rick Mercer George-Tonight Coronation Street Marketplace (N) Rick Mercer the fifth estate (N) ’ (CC) The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC News George-Tonight C M T 61 61 Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) ››› Clear and Present Danger (1994, Suspense) Harrison Ford, Willem Dafoe. CIA chief combats Colombian drug cartels. (CC) Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 The Car Chasers The Car Chasers American Greed Mad Money The Car Chasers The Car Chasers American Greed Keurig Rivo Cook Safe CNN 44 44 Piers Morgan Live (N) (Live) Crossfire Unguarded Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Crossfire Unguarded Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown CNNH 45 45 Piers Morgan Live (N) (Live) Mystery Det. Mystery Det. Nancy Grace Mysteries Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Crossfire Unguarded Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown South Park (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) The Colbert Re- The Daily Show Futurama “Para- Futurama “War Is Tosh.0 Cart wheel- Tosh.0 (CC) Key & Peele (CC) Key & Peele (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) South Park “Ginger COM 60 60 port (CC) With Jon Stewart sites Lost” (CC) the H-Word” ’ ing goalie. Cow” (CC) D I S 41 41 Good-Charlie Jessie ’ (CC) Dog With a Blog Wander-Yonder Dog With a Blog Dog With a Blog Dog With a Blog Dog With a Blog Liv & Maddie ’ Austin & Ally ’ Good-Charlie A.N.T. Farm (CC) Gold Rush “Queen of Diamonds” The Gold Rush “Learning Curve” Todd Gold Rush - The Dirt “Jungle Crib” Todd Gold Rush A new crewmember makes Bering Sea Gold: Under the Ice Zeke’s Gold Rush A new crewmember makes DSC 8 8 Hoffman crew relocates. (CC) learns his claim is mined out. (CC) reveals the truth. (N) ’ (CC) a costly mistake. (N) ’ (CC) new crew shuts out Emily. (N) a costly mistake. ’ (CC) Macklemore’s Big Surprise Follow E! News (N) Keeping Up With the Kardashians Fashion Police (N) Hello Ross (N) The Soup Musician Chelsea Lately E! News E! 65 65 Macklemore and fiance Tricia. Khloe hunts for aliens. Mark Arm. College Basketball Georgetown vs. Oregon. From Seoul, SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 South Korea. (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 College Football Louisville at Connecticut. (N) (Live) (CC) Olbermann (N) (Live) (CC) Olbermann (CC) NBA Tonight (N) Soccer FAM 39 39 The Middle (CC) The Middle (CC) › Zookeeper (2011, Comedy) Kevin James, Voices of Rosario Dawson. ›› Along Came Polly (2004) Ben Stiller, Jennifer Aniston. The 700 Club ’ (CC) FNC 48 48 The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor (CC) The Kelly File Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren FOOD 35 35 Guy’s Grocery Games Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Mystery Diners Mystery Diners FX 53 53 Two and a Half Two and a Half ›› The A-Team (2010, Action) Liam Neeson, Bradley Cooper, Jessica Biel. Former Special Forces soldiers form a rogue unit. ›› Rush Hour 2 (2001) Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker. Detec- Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) tives battle a Hong Kong gangster and his henchmen. GOLF 70 70 European PGA Tour Golf Turkish Open, Second Round. Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf McGladrey Classic, Second Round. From Sea Island, Ga. HALL 19 19 ››› The Most Wonderful Time of the Year (2008) Henry Winkler, Brooke Burns. Pete’s Christmas (2013, Fantasy) Bruce Dern, Zachary Gordon. Premiere. A teen › Eve’s Christmas (2004, Comedy-Drama) Elisa Donovan, Cheryl Ladd. A A snowbound stranger brightens the holidays for a family. (CC) magically relives Christmas Day over and over again. (CC) woman gets a second chance to rethink a fateful decision. (CC) HGTV 68 68 Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l Fixer Upper (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Modern Marvels “Most Dangerous” American Pickers (CC) American Pickers “Fast Eddie” American Pickers (CC) American Pickers (CC) American Pickers “Jurassic Pick” LI FE 51 51 On Strike for Christmas (2010, Drama) Daphne Zuniga, David Sutcliffe. (CC) Christmas Crash (2008, Drama) Michael Madsen, Alexandra Paul. (CC) ››› A Christmas Proposal (2008) Nicole Eggert, David O’Donnell. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) Up Late With Alec Baldwin (N) Lockup “Return to Pelican Bay” Lockup Lockup “Riverbend” Lockup “Return to Riker’s Island” MTV 63 63 Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Wait Till Next Year “Concussion” ’ Wait Till Next Year “The New Girl” Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness NBCS 34 34 College Hockey Minnesota at Notre Dame. (N) (Live) NFL Turning Point FNIA: Clicker NFL Turning Point Red Bull Signature Series Red Bull Signature Series NICK 40 40 SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob Legend-Korra Teenage Mut. Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ››› Steel Magnolias (1989) Sally Field. (CC) ›› Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood (2002) Sandra Bullock, Ellen Burstyn. (CC) ›› Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood (2002) Sandra Bullock. (CC) R O OT 31 31 UFA From Tacoma, Wash. College Basketball Baylor vs. Colorado. From Dallas. (N) (Live) College Basketball Southern at Marquette. (N Same-day Tape) College Basketball ’ ’ SPIKE 57 57 Cops “Coast to Cops (CC) Cops “Coast to Cops “Morons on Chandler vs. Alvarez II (WT) From Bellator MMA Live The world’s top fighters take part in this tournament. (N) ›› Man on Fire (2004) Denzel Wash- Coast” ’ (CC) Coast No. 159” Parade No. 5” ’ Long Beach, Calif. ’ ington, Dakota Fanning. ’ SYFY 59 59 ›› Godzilla (1998, Science Fiction) Matthew Broderick, Jean Reno. (CC) WWE Friday Night SmackDown! (N) ’ (CC) Haven The thugs are holding William. Being Human (CC) TBN 20 20 Fall Praise-A-Thon Seattle Praise the Lord ’ ’ TBS 55 55 Seinfeld “The Baby Seinfeld “The Seinfeld (CC) Family Guy › Mr. Deeds (2002, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Winona Ryder, Peter Gallagher. A ›› 50 First Dates (2004, Romance-Comedy) Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore. A Shower” ’ Jacket” ’ (CC) (CC) pizza maker inherits a fortune from a distant relative. (DVS) man falls for a woman who has short-term memory loss. (DVS) TLC 38 38 Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Secret Princes “Disguise & Dolls” Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Secret Princes “Disguise & Dolls” Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL TNT 54 54 Castle A half-naked body is found in a Castle “Tick, Tick, Tick ...” Castle and ›› The Longest Yard (2005, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, Burt Reynolds. Prisoners train for ›› Invincible (2006, Biography) Mark Wahlberg, Greg Kin- park. ’ (CC) (DVS) Beckett hunt a serial killer. (CC) a football game against the guards. (CC) (DVS) near. The story of football’s Vince Papale. (CC) TOON 42 42 Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs Steven Universe Uncle Grandpa Regular Show Teen Titans Go! King of the Hill Cleveland Show American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Man v. Food Man v. Food Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures “Union Station” The Dead Files (N) (CC) The Dead Files (CC) TRUTV 49 49 World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... Top 20 Funniest “Wrong Turns” World’s Dumbest... Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Modern Family ’ Modern Family Modern Family ’ Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family USA 58 58 girl is found to have been molested. “Quarry” Missing boy is found. (CC) (CC) (DVS) “Regrets Only” (CC) (DVS) “Mother’s Day” “Aunt Mommy” “Virgin Territory” “Leap Day” ’ “Disneyland” ’ VH1 62 62 Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) ›› Liar Liar (1997) Jim Carrey. A fast-talking lawyer cannot tell a lie. ’ Best Week Ever Love & Hip Hop “Stray Bullet” ’ Black Ink Crew

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Old Home Hazel Recipe Gar Gar Paid Medi Cook Paid Amer Clean McCar WEN CBS This Morning: KIRO 7 Eyewitness News Recipe Jamie Dr. Chris Chang- Lucas Oil Off Football College College Football Mississippi State at Texas A&M. (N) (Live) (CC) All In Sports College Football CBS 7 7 Saturday (N) Saturday Morning (N) Rehab Oliver ers Road Racing Spec Football Stars LSU at Alabama. Clifford- Angelina Curious Cat in Peg Dinosaur Daniel Super Thomas Bob the Rick Steves’ European Christmas Unleash the Power of the Alone in the Wilderness, Elvis, Aloha From Hawaii Bacha- PBS 9 9 Dog George the Hat Tiger Why! & Fr. Builder Christmas in Europe. ’ (CC) Female Brain Dr. D. Amen Part 2 (CC) ’ (CC) rach MNT 10 10 Free $ Paid Animal Wild Animal Family Young Live Life WEN SMART Medicare WEN Paid Paid ›› The Whole Nine Yards (2000) ›› Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End (2007, Ac- Prog. Atlas Animals Science Style Icons Hair Hair Prog. Prog. Bruce Willis, Matthew Perry. (CC) tion) Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom. (CC) Medicare Paid Adven- Rescue Sonic X Bolts & Spider- Justice Dragon B-Da- Yu-Gi- Yu-Gi- Real Life WHAD- Paid Paid Medicare No Rak- No to Medicare Glee “Sectionals” Leverage “The C W 11 11 Prog. tures Heroes (CC) Blip Man League Ball Z man Oh! Oh! 101 DYADO Prog. Prog. ing Botox ’ (CC) Reunion Job” Travel- Steves’ Victory P. Allen Crea. Knitting It’s Sew Sew It Sewing Quilting Sewing Love of Quilt in Motor- Rough Wood- Old Old Steves’ Julia’s Simply Cook’s Test Cooking PBS 12 12 scope Europe Garden Smith Living Daily Easy All ’ Arts ’ Room Quilting a Day Week Cut smith House House Europe Kitchen Ming Country Kitchen Paid Removal Adven- Dragon- Biz Kid$ On the Coolest Eco Co. Paid Paid Paid FOX Col- College Football USC at California. (N) (S Live) (CC) FOX Col- College Football Texas at West Virginia. FOX 13 13 Prog. tures FlyTV ’ Spot Places Prog. Prog. Prog. lege lege (N) (S Live) (CC) IND 14 14 Sony Electronics Elec. Holiday Elec. Holiday Gifts from Wa Invicta Watches Invicta Watches Invicta Watches Invicta Watches Elec. Holiday Elec. Holiday Elec. Holiday Elec. Holiday ’ ’ ION 15 15 Paid Paid Medicare Paid WEN Paid Cook Medicare Paid Pastor › Bloodsport (1988) Jean-Claude Van Monk “Mr. Monk Monk (CC) Monk (CC) Monk Adrian’s big- Monk “Mr. Monk Prog. Prog. Prog. Hair Prog. Safe Prog. Chris Damme, Donald Gibb. ’ Visits a Farm” gest fan. ’ and the Rapper” IND 18 18 Wonder My Gospel Maralee Ollie Odys Ishine Scaly Bytes Luna Guil Daystar Lake Freid Travel The Gospel Gospel Jewish Israel Parables “Maggie’s Passage” Good Morning KATU News This Morning - Sat (N) College Football Regional Coverage. Kansas State at Texas Tech or College Football Nebraska at Michigan. (N) (Live) Medicare Cash College Football ABC 22 22 America (N) ’ (CC) Florida State at Wake Forest. (N) (Live) Cab ’ Paid News Sunrise at 7:00 Tree Fu Lazy- Justin English Premier League Soccer: Nor- MLS Soccer Playoffs: Teams TBA. (N) (S Live) Red Bull Signa- Paid Make- Chica Pajani- NewsChannel 8 at NBC 26 26 Prog. AM Tom Town Time wich City vs West Ham United (CC) ture Series (N) Prog. Noddy Show mals 5PM (N) (CC) Good Day Oregon Saturday (N) Facelift No De- Big Eco Co. Kids FOX Col- College Football USC at California. (N) (S Live) (CC) FOX Col- College Football Texas at West Virginia. FOX 27 27 Secrets frosting World News lege lege (N) (S Live) (CC) UNI 28 28 Pagado Pagado Pagado Pagado Pocoyo Pocoyo Back Jungle Dora... Diego Pagado Pagado Sabadazo (SS) Fútbol Mexicano Primera División La Hora Pico (N) A&E 52 52 Paid Skincare Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Flip This House Flip This House Flipping Vegas Flipping Vegas ›› The Bucket List (2007) Jack Nich- Storage Storage Storage Storage Prog. “The Silencer” ’ (CC) “God Complex” (CC) (CC) (CC) “Grow House” olson, Morgan Freeman. (CC) AMC 67 67 The The The The The The The The The The Rawhide (CC) ›› The Legend of Zorro (2005) Antonio Banderas. The ››› The Mask of Zorro (1998, Adventure) Antonio Ban- Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman swordsman and his wife fight a count. (CC) deras, Anthony Hopkins, Catherine Zeta-Jones. APL 43 43 Big Cat Big Cat To Be Announced The The To Be Announced To Be Announced BET 56 56 BET Inspiration Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Eve BRAVO 66 66 ››› Dan in Real Life (2007) Steve Top Chef The cre- Don’t-- The Real House- Happens Fashion Styled to Rock Vanderpump Happens The Real House- Shahs of Sunset The Real House- Real Housewives/ Carell, Juliette Binoche, Dane Cook. ole tomato. Tardy wives of Atlanta Queens Rules wives of Miami wives of Atlanta Beverly CBUT 29 29 Our Vancouver Animal Super Dood Cross Absolutely Soccer Figure Skating Speed Skating Na HNIC NHL Hockey: Maple Leafs at Bruins C M T 61 61 CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ Hot 20 Countdown “Hot 20 Countdown” (CC) Reba ››› Clear and Present Danger (1994) Harrison Ford. (CC) CNBC 46 46 Paid Focus Cook Medi Cook Paid Paid Cook Keurig Free $Sexiest Rake Paid Paid Paid WEN Medi Paid Paid Car Car Amer. Greed CNN 44 44 New Money Sat. Morning CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Newsroom Money News CNN Newsroom (N) Gupta CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom ››› Pandora’s Promise (2013) CNNH 45 45 New Money Sat. Morning HLN Weekend CNN Newsroom Money News CNN Newsroom Detec Detec Detec Detec CNN Newsroom ››› Pandora’s Promise (2013) COM 60 60 Hate Henry T25 Bod- 30 Rock 30 Rock “Let’s Stay Key & Key & Key & Key & ›› Weekend at Bernie’s (1989, Com- Futura- Futura- Futura- Futura- Futura- Futura- Futura- Futura- Futura- Hair? Rifles ies! Together” Peele Peele Peele Peele edy) Andrew McCarthy. (CC) ma ’ ma ’ ma ’ ma ’ ma ’ ma ’ ma ’ ma ’ ma ’ D I S 41 41 Octo Henry Mickey Doc Pirates Sofia Dog Dog Liv- Wander Jessie Good Good Good Good Gravity Gravity Gravity ANT ANT ANT ANT Good Austin Good M. Wil- T25 Bod- WEN Paid Paid Fast N’ Loud GMG Fast N’ Loud ’ Fast N’ Loud ’ Fast N’ Loud ’ Fast N’ Loud ’ Porter Porter Porter Porter Moonshiners ’ Moonshiners DSC 8 8 Turkey liams ies! Hair Prog. Prog. takes wing. (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Ridge Ridge Ridge Ridge (CC) “Time to Shine” Proactiv Skincare The Voice “The Battles Premiere” The The Voice ’ (CC) E! News Weekend The The Macklemore’s Big Keeping Up With The Voice The best and memorable The Voice “The Battles Premiere” The E! 65 65 battle rounds begin. ’ (CC) (N) Soup Soup Surprise the Kardashians blind auditions. ’ (CC) battle rounds begin. ’ (CC) College GameDay From Tuscaloosa, Ala. (N) (Live) (CC) College Football Auburn at Tennessee. (N) (Live) College College Football BYU at Wisconsin. (N) (Live) College College Football Virginia Tech at Miami. ESPN 32 32 Football Football (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) College Football Penn State at Minnesota. (N) (Live) Score NAS NASCAR Racing Score College Football FAM 39 39 Paid Air Cinderella Story ›› Prom (2011) Aimee Teegarden. ›› The Princess Diaries (2001, Comedy) ››› Pretty Woman (1990) Richard Gere. ›› Burlesque (2010, Drama) Cher. FNC 48 48 FOX & Friends Bulls Cavuto Forbes Cash In News HQ News HQ Jour. America’s News HQ Carol News The Five (N) News HQ FOX Report (N) Huckabee (N) FOOD 35 35 Top Paid Sand. Guy’s Be.- Best Brunch Pioneer Pioneer Trisha’s Con Giada Chopped Cutthroat K. Restaurant: Im. Restaurant Sta. Diners Diners Guy’s Games FX 53 53 Clean- Hate Buffy the Vampire Buffy the Vampire Ellen Ellen Ellen Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men ›› Surrogates (2009, Science Fiction) ›› The A-Team (2010, Action) Liam Neeson, Bradley Cooper, Jessica Zone Hair? Slayer (CC) Slayer (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Bruce Willis, Radha Mitchell. Biel. Former Special Forces soldiers form a rogue unit. GOLF 70 70 Morning Drive (N) (Live) European PGA Tour Golf Golf PGA Tour Golf McGladrey Classic, Third Round. (N) Central PGA Tour Golf McGladrey Classic, Third Round. European PGA Tour Golf HALL 19 19 ››› The Santa Suit (2010) Kevin ›› Once Upon a Christmas (2000) ›› Twice Upon a Christmas (2001) The Thanksgiving House (2013) Emily › Eve’s Christmas (2004) Elisa Dono- ››› All I Want for Christmas (2007, Sorbo, Jodie Dowdall. (CC) John Dye, Kathy Ireland. (CC) Kathy Ireland, John Dye. 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Piranhaconda TBN 20 20 Fall Praise-A-Thon Fall Praise-A-Thon Fall Praise-A-Thon TBS 55 55 Married Married Trust Fresh House/ Meet, There › The Love Guru (2008) ›› 50 First Dates (2004) Adam › Mr. Deeds (2002, Comedy) Adam Friends Friends Friends Friends King of King of Me, I’m Prince Payne Browns Yet? Mike Myers, Jessica Alba. Sandler, Drew Barrymore. (DVS) Sandler, Winona Ryder. (DVS) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Queens Queens TLC 38 38 Four Houses ’ Four Houses ’ Four Houses ’ Four Houses ’ Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Stories of ER ’ TNT 54 54 Law & Order Boston’s Finest Boston’s Finest Cold Justice (CC) Cold Justice (CC) Major Crimes “Citi- Law & Order “Dig- Law & Order ››› Gridiron Gang (2006, Drama) The Rock, ›› Invincible (2006) Mark “Pledge” ’ “Love Hurts” (CC) zens Arrest” nity” ’ (CC) (DVS) Xzibit, Jade Yorker. (CC) Wahlberg. 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(N) (S Live) (CC) Seahawks Satur- Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Modern Family Modern Family Q13 FOX News at Seahawks Satur- Animation Domination High-Def “Axe FOX 13 13 day Night (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) “Moon Landing” “Fears” ’ (CC) 10 (N) (CC) day Night (CC) Cop” and “High School USA.” IND 14 14 Gifts From Invicta Watches Gifts From Invicta Watches Gifts From Invicta Watches Gifts From Invicta Watches Steeltime Men’s Jewelry The Best of ShopHQ Monk “Mr. Monk and the Naked Man” A Monk Monk suspects the captain’s girl- Monk Monk helps Natalie’s daughter. Monk Monk helps his psychiatrist’s son. Monk A famous daredevil is Monk’s Monk DNA evidence clears a prisoner. ION 15 15 murder on a nudists beach. friend. ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) archrival. ’ (CC) ’ (CC) IND 18 18 Kenneth Hagin Jay Sekulow In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Perry Stone Dr. James Merritt Hillsong End of the Age Check the Sound The Ramp MX TV Acquire the Fire College Football Notre Dame at Pittsburgh. (N) (Live) (CC) XFINITY Home Cash Cab ’ (CC) Cash Cab ’ (CC) Jeopardy! ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune KATU News at 11 On the Red Carpet ABC 22 22 from Comcast “Fabulous Food” (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News Trail Blazers Home NBA Basketball Portland Trail Blazers at Sacramento Kings. From Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento, Inside Edition Saturday Night Live Host Kerry Wash- NewsChannel 8 at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 (N) (CC) Court Calif. (N) (Live) Weekend (N) ’ ington; Eminem performs. (CC) 11 (N) (CC) Live ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Sounders FC Noticiero La Familia P. Luche (N) (SS) Sábado Gigante (N) (SS) Comediant. Noticiero FOX 27 27 College Football Texas at West Virginia. (N) (S Live) (CC) No Defrosting or ›› The Whole Nine Yards (2000, Comedy) Bruce Willis, Matthew Perry, Rosanna 10 O’Clock News (N) Animation Domination High-Def “Axe Preheating Arquette. A former mob hit man becomes a meek dentist’s neighbor. Cop” and “High School USA.” Storage Wars Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars “Buy, Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Flipping Vegas “Frat House” A former Flipping Vegas “Cat House” A “pet- A&E 52 52 “Auction Royale” Buy Birdie” frat house needs repair work. friendly” home has cats inside. (CC) AMC 67 67 ›› Jurassic Park III (2001, Adventure) Sam Neill, William H. Macy, Tea Leoni. A ››› X-Men (2000, Action) Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen. Premiere. Two groups of › Catwoman (2004, Action) Halle Berry, Benjamin Bratt. A search party encounters new breeds of prehistoric terror. mutated humans square off against each other. shy artist acquires feline strength and agility. (CC) APL 43 43 To Be Announced To Be Announced Too Cute! (N) ’ (CC) Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ (CC) Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ (CC) Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ (CC) BET 56 56 ››› Eve’s Bayou (1997, Drama) Jurnee Smollett, Meagan Good. (CC) Black Girls Rock! 2013 Queen Latifah; Venus Williams. (CC) ››› Cadillac Records (2008, Drama) Adrien Brody. (CC) BRAVO 66 66 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills ››› The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005, Romance-Comedy) Steve Carell, Catherine Keener, Paul Rudd. Three co-workers ››› The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005) “Reunion Part II” Kyle hosts a cocktail party. unite to help their buddy get a sex life. Steve Carell, Catherine Keener. CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey: Maple Leafs at Bruins NHL Hockey Vancouver Canucks at Los Angeles Kings. From Staples Center in Los Angeles. Hockey Night: After Hours News NHL Hockey ’ (CC) C M T 61 61 ››› Shanghai Knights (2003, Comedy) Jackie Chan. Chon Wang and his comrades shake up Victorian England. Dog and Beth: On the Hunt (CC) Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) The Car Chasers The Car Chasers American Greed: The Fugitives The Suze Orman Show (CC) The Car Chasers The Car Chasers Free $ Paid Program CNN 44 44 Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Inside Man “Immigration” Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Inside Man “Immigration” CNNH 45 45 Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Mystery Det. Mystery Det. Nancy Grace Mysteries Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Inside Man “Immigration” ’ ’ COM 60 60 Futurama “Game Futurama (CC) Futurama (CC) Futurama “Mean- › Grandma’s Boy (2006, Comedy) Doris Roberts, Allen Covert, Shirley Jones. A ››› Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010) Michael Cera, Mary Elizabeth Winstead. of Tones” (CC) while” ’ (CC) man must live with his grandmother and her two friends. (CC) Premiere. A slacker contends with his new girlfriend’s exes. (CC) D I S 41 41 Dog With a Blog Liv & Maddie ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) ›› The Game Plan (2007, Comedy) Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. ’ (CC) Lab Rats (CC) Kickin’ It (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) Dog With a Blog Dual Survival Stranded in the Rocky Dual Survival “Castaways” Marooned Naked Castaway “Stranded” Surviving Naked Castaway “Give Me Shelter” Naked Castaway Surviving on a remote Naked Castaway “Give Me Shelter” DSC 8 8 Mountains. ’ (CC) on a deserted island in Fiji. on a remote Fijian Island. (CC) Surviving on a remote Fijian island. Fijian island. (CC) Surviving on a remote Fijian island. E! 65 65 The Voice “The Battles Premiere, Part 2” E! News Weekend ››› 13 Going on 30 (2004, Romance-Comedy) Jennifer Garner, Mark Ruffalo, › The Back-up Plan (2010, Romance-Comedy) Jennifer Lopez, Alex O’Loughlin. The battle rounds continue. Judy Greer. An uncool girl magically becomes a successful adult. A single woman becomes pregnant, then meets her ideal man. College Football Virginia Tech at Miami. College Football UCLA at Arizona. (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 College Football College Football Fresno State at Wyoming. (N) (Live) (CC) College Football Final (N) (Live) (CC) Drag Racing FAM 39 39 ›› Burlesque ››› Dirty Dancing (1987, Romance) Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze, Jerry Orbach. ››› Grease (1978) John Travolta. Disparate summer lovers meet again as high-school seniors. ›› Grease 2 FNC 48 48 FOX News Reporting Geraldo at Large (N) ’ (CC) Red Eye FOX News Reporting Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Restaurant Express Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Cupcake Wars “Barbie” (N) Food Network’s 20th Birthday Party All-Star Family Cook-off Restaurant Divided “Maggie’s Farm” FX 53 53 ›› Hancock (2008, Action) Will Smith, Charlize Theron, Jason Bateman. A ›› Iron Man 2 (2010, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle. The superhero ››› Spider-Man 2 (2004, Action) Tobey Maguire. Peter scruffy superhero carelessly wreaks havoc in Los Angeles. must forge new alliances and confront a powerful enemy. Parker fights a man who has mechanical tentacles. GOLF 70 70 European PGA Tour Golf Turkish Open, Third Round. Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf McGladrey Classic, Third Round. From Sea Island, Ga. (N) (Live) HALL 19 19 ›› A Princess for Christmas (2011, Comedy) Katie McGrath, Roger Moore, Snow Bride (2013, Drama) Katrina Law, Jordan Belfi, Susie Abromeit. Premiere. ››› Debbie Macomber’s Mrs. Miracle (2009, Drama) James Van Der Beek, Travis Turner. An English duke reconnects with members of his family. (CC) A tabloid reporter falls for a politician’s son. (CC) Erin Karpluk. A single man hires a nanny for his 6-year-old twins. (CC) HGTV 68 68 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l Love It or List It (CC) Love It or List It, Too (N) (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Ax Men “Fight to the Finish Line” Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) LI FE 51 51 ››› The Christmas Blessing (2005, Drama) Neil Patrick Harris. (CC) A Country Christmas Story (2013, Drama) Dolly Parton. Premiere. (CC) Christmas Angel (2009, Comedy-Drama) K.C. Clyde, Kari Hawker. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup Lockup (N) Lockup “Inside Wabash” Lockup: Holman Lockup: Holman Lockup: Raw “The Convict Code” MTV 63 63 Teen Mom 3 “The Truth Hurts” ’ Teen Mom 3 “Taking Chances” ’ ›› Step Up 2 the Streets (2008) Briana Evigan, Robert Hoffman. ’ ›› Step Up (2006, Musical) Channing Tatum, Jenna Dewan, Mario. ’ NBCS 34 34 World Series NFL Turning Point FNIA: Clicker English Premier League Match of the Day (N) Translogic Translogic World of Adventure Sports ’ (CC) NICK 40 40 Thundermans Hathaways Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (N) ’ Hathaways Thundermans Thundermans Instant Mom ’ Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 America’s Next Top Model ’ (CC) America’s Next Top Model (CC) ›› Sweet Home Alabama (2002, Romance-Comedy) Reese Witherspoon, Josh Lucas. ›› Sweet Home Alabama (2002) Reese Witherspoon. R O OT 31 31 Seahawks Seahawks Press College Basketball Alabama A&M at New Mexico. (N) (Live) College Football Montana State at Eastern Washington. ’ SPIKE 57 57 ››› Training Day Cops “Family Ties Cops “U.S. Mar- Cops “Taken Into Cops (N) (CC) Cops “Pistol Packin’ Cops “Stupid Be- Cops “Neighbor- ››› The Departed (2006, Crime Drama) Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Jack (2001) ’ No. 2” (CC) shals” ’ (CC) Custody” (CC) Families” havior No. 5” ’ hood Busts” ’ Nicholson. An undercover cop and a criminal lead double lives. ’ SYFY 59 59 Piranhaconda (2012, Horror) (CC) Lake Placid 3 (2010, Horror) Colin Ferguson, Yancy Butler. (CC) Bering Sea Beast (2013) Cassie Scerbo, Jonathan Lipnicki. Premiere. Robocroc (2013) Corin Nemec. (CC) TBN 20 20 Fall Praise-A-Thon Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Pete Holmes Show Trust Me, I’m a TBS 55 55 Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Game Show Host TLC 38 38 Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Hoarding: Buried Alive ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 ›› Invincible ›› The Longest Yard (2005, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, Burt Reynolds. Prisoners train for › Rush Hour 3 (2007, Action) Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker, Hiroyuki Sanada. ›› Talladega Nights: The Ballad of (2006) (CC) a football game against the guards. (CC) (DVS) Carter and Lee battle Chinese gangsters in Paris. (CC) (DVS) Ricky Bobby (2006) Will Ferrell. (CC) TOON 42 42 Regular Show ›› Firehouse Dog (2007, Comedy) Josh Hutcherson, Bruce Greenwood. Premiere. King of the Hill Cleveland Show Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Cleveland Show The Boondocks TRAV 36 36 Manliest Restaurants 2 Steak Paradise: A Second Helping Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures “Prospect Place” Ghost Adventures (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Top 20 Most Shocking Top 20 Most Shocking › Cop Out (2010, Comedy) Bruce Willis, Tracy Morgan, Adam Brody. Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers World’s Dumbest... NCIS “Toxic” A government scientist Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family ’ Modern Family ’ Modern Family ’ Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family ’ White Collar “At What Price” Neal tries USA 58 58 goes missing. ’ (CC) “Schooled” ’ “Snip” ’ (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) “Career Day” ’ “My Hero” ’ (CC) (DVS) to clear Peter’s name. VH1 62 62 Love & Hip Hop “Stray Bullet” ’ CrazySexyCool: The TLC Story TLC’s unprecedented fame. ’ ›› Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005, Comedy-Drama) Kimberly Elise, Steve Harris. ’

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