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Pickpocketing in Morton ARTrails Set for SWW Spokane Man Jailed for Warrants and Lifting Dozens of Local Artists Prepare to Show Wallet Off of Elderly Morton Man / Main 6 Their Work in Annual Showcase / Life 1 WDFW Centralia Students Donate Hair to Timeline of Accused Create Wig for Girl With Leukemia Illegal Hunting DOCUMENTS: Tracing the Actions of Accused Poachers Across Southwest Washington and Oregon By Jordan Nailon [email protected] Editor’s Note: The following timeline is the latest in a series of articles detailing a massive poaching operation uncovered in Southwest Washington and Northwest Oregon. It comes af- ter a records request that yielded hundreds of pages of evidence collected by the Washington De- partment of Fish and Wildlife. See previous coverage at www. chronline.com

Date: Aug. 29, 2015 Location: Gifford Pinchot National Forest south of Randle Suspects: Bryan Tretiak, Erik Martin, William Haynes, Jared Wenzelburger / [email protected] Joe Dills, and Eddy Dills Lily Hubbard, left, smiles as her friend, Ellen Buzzard, right, has her first lock of hair cut Saturday afternoon in downtown Centralia. The hair is being donated for the Bears hunted with the use of creation of Lily’s new wig. dogs. Video evidence appears to show Tretiak shooting a GIVING TO A FRIEND: Ellen black bear out of a tree. “That’s your typical National Forest Buzzard and Kaylee bear,” Joe Dills says on video. Rooklidge Cut Their Hair The bear was taken home by Tretiak. so a Custom Wig Can be Created for Lily Hubbard please see POACHING, page Main 11 By Justyna Tomtas [email protected] Lewis County Two Centralia School Dis- trict students on Saturday sat Claims down in a barber chair and had a portion of their hair cut off so Through Risk they could donate it to 11-year- old Lily Hubbard, who is bat- Pool Similar to tling leukemia. Lily was at The Beehive Sa- Other Counties lon in Centralia when her friend Ellen Buzzard and Centralia se- nior Kaylee Rooklidge had their DIFFERENCES: Higher locks cut so their hair could be Percentage of Claims made into a custom wig for her. The idea to create the wig Listed in Personnel, Law came from Ellen, 11, who ap- and Justice, Government proached her mother and said Operation and she wanted to help. It was a Above: Posing for a photo from left touching moment for her moth- Supervision Categories to right, Kennedy Woods, Kaylee er, Centralia School Board Presi- Rooklidge, Lily Hubbard and Ellen dent Amy Buzzard. By Justyna Tomtas Buzzard stand in front of The Bee- “She came to us and said, ‘I [email protected] hive salon in Centralia Saturday. want to do this,’ and we said The amount of legal claims ‘well what’s prompting you to do against Lewis County through Right: Kennedy Woods cuts off this?’” Buzzard recalled. “She the Washington Counties Risk a lock of Kaylee Rooklidge’s hair, said it’s just that she needs hair Pool is comparable to that which is being donated for the and I have some. It was that of other counties, according creation of a wig for Lily Hubbard, simple.” to numbers provided to The Saturday afternoon in downtown Ellen and Lily have been at- Chronicle, but the county is Centralia. tending school together since seeing more claims in some ar- kindergarten. The 11-year- eas. olds have created a friendship please see CLAIMS, page Main 14 please see HAIR, page Main 14

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News Blazing Sunset of the Weird Washington Ranch Hall on Tuesday, you may hear screaming. Comes With Its Own A group called Demand Utopia is hosting events called Butte; You Supply Rustic “Scream Like Goku” at the two Cabin and $17 Million locations. The state Capitol event will take place from 2 to By The News Tribune 2:30 p.m. The City Hall event A Washington ranch so big will take place from 6 to 9 p.m. it has its own butte, river and Goku is one of the main wildlife can be the start of family protagonists from the Dragon ranching legacy. Ball manga series and television The nearly 19,000 acre shows. Idlewild Canyon Ranch, 12 The City Hall event’s Face- miles northeast of Goldendale, book page has the following de- can be yours for $17 million. scription: The property does not come “Feel like the fate of the earth with a ranch house. It’s currently is at stake, and no one is step- owned by a timber company. ping up to take on the bad guys? Jared Wenzelburger / [email protected] The ranch is the largest prop- Wish you could power-up to Some haze remained Friday as the sun set over Chehalis. This week has seen clearer skies as smoke from fires across erty for sale in Washington, ac- stop them? Come on down town the region has cleared. cording to listing broker Tyler in front of city hall to Demand Jacobs of Hall and Hall. Utopia and human rights for all “There’s a legacy opportu- Olympians with a good old su- nity in the sense that it’s a blank per saiyan scream!” canvas,” Jacobs said. “It is virgin Notable Quote land, it’s never been built on or developed.” La Center Couple The ranch includes the Wants to Give Away southern face of the Simcoe “I personally think that some of that is, frankly, Mountains. Historic Home Miles of interior roads will abused. And that happens on all sides of the aisle.” allow you to explore 29 square By The Columbian miles of commercial timber and LA CENTER — If you ever grazing lands. It’s bordered by Sen. John Braun wanted to live like a 19th Centu- state land to the east and west. discussing extra-session expense payments The ranch’s high point is ry lumber baron, a retired cou- 4,720 feet-high Lone Pine Butte. ple in La Center has a house for From there, Jacobs said, one can you. You just have to haul it away. (see page Main 13 for the full story) see several mountains includ- Marsha and Lloyd Lytton ing Adams, Rainier and Hood. bought their 20-acre ranch off Views also extend to the Colum- Northeast 379th Street in La bia River Gorge. Center in 2012. On the property The property’s namesake, is a three-story home built in Today in History Idlewild Canyon, is a lush green 1889 by Portland lumber baron oasis. Olaf B. Aagaard, who owned the West Highland and East High- Today’s Highlight in History: ican forces slowed British troops addressed questions about his After a 2014 wildfire, the cur- advancing on Baltimore. Roman Catholic faith, telling the land mills. His La Center prop- On September 12, 1942, dur- rent owner planted more than In 1846, Elizabeth Barrett se- Greater Houston Ministerial As- erty was used as a summer home. ing World War II, a German U- 425,000 ponderosa pines. The cretly married Robert Brown- sociation, “I do not speak for my A century later, the roughly boat off West Africa torpedoed property can be managed for ing at St. Marylebone Church in church on public matters, and the the RMS Laconia, which was timber, cattle or as a conserva- 2,700-square-foot house is more London. church does not speak for me.” carrying Italian prisoners of war, tion area, Jacobs said. than the Lyttons want, both in In 1914, In 1974, British soldiers and civilians; during World War Emperor Haile Se- Deer, turkey, bear and other living space and in property tax- I, the First Battle of the Marne lassie was deposed by Ethiopia’s wildlife call the property home. es. Their plan is to install a manu- it’s estimated more than 1,600 people died while some 1,100 ended in an Allied victory military after ruling for 58 years. The ranch is home to several factured home. Since they moved In 1977, survived after the ship sank. against Germany. South African black streams including the east fork onto the property in 2014, they’ve In 1938, Adolf Hitler demand- student leader and anti-apart- of the Little Klickitat River been living in the dairy barn. The German crew, joined by other U-boats, began rescue op- ed the right of self-determina- heid activist Steve Biko, 30, died which originates in Idlewild After purchasing the ranch, tion for the Sudeten Germans in while in police custody, trigger- Canyon. their real estate agent told them to erations. (On September 16, the rescue effort came to an abrupt Czechoslovakia. ing an international outcry. bulldoze the house. But they felt In 1944, the Second Quebec In 1986, Joseph Cicippio, the bad about razing such a historic halt when the Germans were at- You May Hear tacked by a U.S. Army bomber; Conference opened with Presi- acting comptroller at the Ameri- home, said Marsha Lytton, 69. dent Franklin D. Roosevelt and can University in Beirut, was Screaming if You Go Instead, they’re giving it as a result, U-boat commanders were ordered to no longer rescue British Prime Minister Winston kidnapped. away. There is a catch: you have Near the State Capitol civilian survivors of submarine Churchill in attendance. In 1987, reports surfaced that to be able to move it. attacks.) In 1953, Massachusetts Sen. Democratic presidential candi- or Olympia City Hall “We’re just trying to find a John F. Kennedy married Jac- date Joseph Biden had borrowed, good home for this house,” Mar- On this date: queline Lee Bouvier in Newport, without attribution, passages of By The Olympian sha Lytton said. In 1814, the Battle of North Rhode Island. a speech by British Labour Party If you’re near the state Capi- Anyone interested in the Point took place in Maryland In 1960, Democratic presiden- leader Neil Kinnock for one of tol Campus or Olympia City house can call 360-600-4186. during the War of 1812 as Amer- tial candidate John F. Kennedy his own campaign speeches. The Weather Almanac

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Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Sept. 12, 2017 Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 48.52 65.0 +0.00 Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 73.05 85.0 +0.01 Cowlitz at Packwood 1.79 10.5 -0.03 Cowlitz at Randle Partly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy 3.98 18.0 -0.05 Cowlitz below Mayfield Dam 77° 53° 70° 51° 67° 52° 69° 53° 70° 53° 10.40 -- +0.10 Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon

Data reported from Centralia .Sunrise ...... today ...... 6:46 . . . .a.m...... Temperature .Sunset ...... tonight...... 7:28 . . . .p.m...... Bellingham Brewster .Yesterday's ...... High ...... 82...... Moonrise ...... 11:41 . . . . .p.m...... National ...... Cities .Yesterday's ...... Low ...... 42...... 68/56 89/57 .Moonset ...... 1:59 . . . .p.m...... Normal ...... High...... 73...... Port. . . . . Angeles...... Today Wed. .Normal ...... Low...... 46...... 64/52 . . . City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx .Record ...... High...... 94 . . in. . 1944...... Seattle Anchorage 56/49 cl 55/48 ra .Record ...... Low...... 34 . . in. . 1988...... Boise 88/65 pc 82/56 sh 74/57 Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Last New First Full Boston 86/63 s 78/68 s .Yesterday ...... 0.00" ...... 75/54 88/56 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/5 Dallas 86/67 pc 91/68 pc .Month . . . . . to. . .date ...... 0.04" ...... Tacoma Honolulu 86/75 sh 87/76 sh .Normal ...... month...... to. . date...... 0.52" ...... 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This [email protected] helps people looking to start a The Chehalis Community business find a place to do so. Renaissance Team is closing The team also organizes tours of 2017 with several community properties for rent so interested improvements projects complete parties can walk through and and will start 2018 with a list of talk with the owners about what new ones. their visions for the building are. Among this year’s accom- Another change at the state plishments are the renovation of level is how organizations like the downtown restrooms, sev- the team can receive business eral new bike racks throughout and operating tax donations, she town and a successful Chehalis- said. Businesses would pledge to Fest, Executive Director Annalee donate an amount of money to Tobey said on Friday. their local organization if they Traditionally, the Centralia- could receive a tax credit from Chehalis Chamber of Commerce the pool of $1.5 million. Each would organize ChehalisFest, Graham Perednia / [email protected] one of the 34 organizations could but this year the Renaissance receive up to $133,000. team took it over. Next year, she Chehalis Community Renaissance Team Executive Director Annalee Tobey stands in front of the team’s new office at 60 NW Boistfort St. in Chehalis. Before that can happen, each said some new ideas will be add- one of the 34 organizations had ed and they plan on improving to rush to get their bids in when on it each year. downtown,” Tobey said. city as an action plan in 2009, ing on the downtown corridor, the pool opened at midnight of A larger project that has yet Tobey expects it to be up and the team has completed smaller Tobey said. However, it serves Jan. 1. Last year, the entire pool to come to fruition is the cre- running next year. Tobey added projects and worked with part- the entire community as well. ation of a coworking office space that Rainier Connect is going ners on larger ones. Although Because it functions as a was gone by 6 a.m., Tobey said. in downtown Chehalis. It will to install fiber internet lines in its origin is the city, it is an inde- Main Street organization, it must The team received $73,000. be an office space where people downtown, noting the cowork- pendent non-profit organization, follow the rules laid out by the Now, organizations have un- can rent a desk by the hour, To- ing space will be more efficient Tobey said. state. Last year, the state required til the end of the first quarter to bey said. This joint effort with because the internet capacity will “We work very closely with all organizations to have an ex- gather donations and for those the Port of Chehalis would serve be higher to allow people to com- the city, but we are not the city,” ecutive director, which is why businesses to receive a tax credit professionals who are in the area plete all aspects of their work. she said. Tobey came into the job in Janu- worth 75 percent of their dona- for short term projects, such as As a whole, the purpose of the Next year’s projects and goals ary. Prior to that, she was on the tion, Tobey said. The Legislature architects who are called for a Renaissance team is to improve will be finalized by the board of board and had been involved in also increased the size of the consultation or executives need- the community of Chehalis and directors in November, Tobey the community. pool to $2.5 million. ing a printer or a place to com- to make it a more attractive place said. Coming from a long line of Tobey added this is not the plete a report. for business to operate and for The team functions like a people who were active in the only source of funding for the “It is another way to get people people to shop. Formed by the Main Street organization focus- community, the job was a perfect team. Child Passenger Safety Week Nears; Clinic Scheduled in Morton Sept. 14 HAZARDS: Health Officials “Every 33 seconds in 2015, a seat before they should, increas- he or she can be while traveling.” with a harness and tether. Once child under 13 was involved in a ing the risk of injury and death. Local car seat inspections they outgrow that, they should Encourage Drivers to crash,” Casey Peters, with Lewis The safest place for all kids are available by appointment at travel in a booster seat until the Make Sure Children Are County Public Health and Social under 13 is in the back seat, the Lewis County Public Health and child is the right size to use a seat Services, said. “Using car seats press release said. According Social Services or at four inspec- belt safely. in the Correct Car Seats that are age- and size-appropri- to NHTSA, in 2015 about 25.8 tion clinics set up each year. The Public Health and Social Ser- By The Chronicle ate is the best way to keep your percent of children between the next clinic will be at 5:30 p.m. at vices states all car and booster children safe.” ages of 4 and 7 were prematurely Morton General Hospital this seats should be registered with To bring attention to children Motor vehicle crashes are a moved to seat belts while they Thursday. the seat manufacturer so users who ride in car seats that are ei- leading cause of death for chil- should have still been utilizing NHTSA recommends keep- can be notified in the event of a ther installed incorrectly or are dren, with fatalities on the rise, booster seats. Of those children, ing children rear-facing as long recall. wrong for their age and size, the according to NHTSA. 11.6 percent were left unbuckled. as possible up to the top height Parents and caregivers can National Highway Traffic Safety “In 2015, there were 248 chil- “It’s our job to keep our chil- or weight allowed by the particu- view more information on car Administration in sponsoring dren under the age of five saved dren safe,” Peters said. “Get your lar seats. Once a child outgrows seat safety online at nhtsa.gov/ Child Passenger Safety Week because they were riding in car car seats checked. Make certain the rear-facing-only “infant” car carseat. Sept. 17-23. seats,” Peters said. “Car seats they’re installed correctly and seat, they should travel in a rear- For local car seat inspections The campaign is dedicated matter and having the right car that your kids are in the right facing “convertible” or all-in-one by appointment, call Peters, a to helping parents and caregiv- seat installed and used the right seats and are buckled in correct- car seat, according to the release. certified car seat technician, at ers ensure their children ride as way is critical.” ly. Even if you think your child is After the child outgrows rear- 360-740-1424, or the Washing- safely as possible during every Peters also said parents often safe, check again, so you can be facing size limits, the child can ton State Patrol office in Cheha- trip, according to a press release. move their children to the front sure that your child is the safest travel in a forward-facing seat lis at 360-748-2194. News in Brief

$1,282,175. Outlets and from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. wire repairs to happen in a more County Seeks Bids for Contract Awarded to The Housing Resource Center Sunday at 1531 Louisiana Ave. in timely manner. 3.8 Acres on Roundtree Brady Trucking for was given $626,168 for July 1 of the parking lot of the Chehalis There will be about 2,000 feet this year through June 30, 2019. Starbucks. of conduit installed. While the Road in Boistfort Lewis County Debris The contract provides rental IAFF Local 451 represents ditch is exposed, the contrac- By The Chronicle Removal Project assistance and shelter through firefighters from the Riverside tor will also install 900 feet of the Consolidated Homeless Fire Authority and Lewis County water piping, which will allow A property on Roundtree By The Chronicle Road in Boistfort has been sur- Grant and the Housing and Es- Fire District 6 and IAFF Local the barns and animal wash sta- plussed by the county and is cur- A contract totaling $20,295.36 sential Needs programs. 2510 represents firefighters from tions at the south end of the fair- rently available for sale. was awarded to Brady Trucking The money will be used for the Chehalis Fire Department. grounds to be connected to the The Board of Lewis County to grind and chip woody debris emergency shelters and services MDA was founded in 1950 irrigation deduct meter. Walton Commissioners approved a bid at the Lewis County Transfer for individuals and families who to fight neuromuscular diseases, said that move would save the call for the 3.8-acre property lo- Station in Centralia. are either at risk of homelessness such as Lou Gehrig’s disease, or county money. cated at 263 Roundtree Road. The bid was one of three re- or are currently homeless in the ALS. The contract was awarded by The property includes an older ceived by the county for the work. county. the commissioners on Monday barn that is most likely salvage- The others were disqualified Another contract between the in the amount of $49,496. county and the Human Response Contract Awarded for able, Erik Martin, director of the because they were either nonre- Network was also approved by county’s Public Works Depart- sponsive or did not meet require- Electrical Upgrades at the Board of Lewis County Com- Items Surplussed ment, said at the Monday meeting. ments, with one company that missioners on Monday. Southwest Washington The property also includes a lacked a contractor license. The $123,984 contract spans in Trade for Two Boistfort Valley water share. Lewis County Solid Waste Fairgrounds Manager Steve Skinner said the from July 1 through June 30, 2019. Motorcycles for Lewis The property is valued at It provides funding for shelter op- By The Chronicle $54,800, which is the minimum work to remove woody debris takes place about every seven months. eration and rental assistance. A contract has been awarded County Sheriff’s Office bid price. The money is also part of the to Barrett Utilities by the Board Property information is “We collect anywhere from By The Chronicle 500 to 800 tons of woody debris,” Consolidated Homeless Grant, of Lewis County Commission- Several items were surplussed available at the Lewis County ers to replace an underground, Skinner said, citing branches as which will come to the county by the Board of Lewis County Public Works Department, 2025 from the state Department of three-phase primary power line one of the items dropped off at Commissioners on Monday, in- NE Kresky Ave., Chehalis. Commerce. that feeds the Southwest Wash- Sealed bids must be delivered the transfer station. cluding a cargo trailer and a A call for bids was made on ington Fairgrounds. to the Lewis County Commis- The Lewis County Public Humvee owned by the Sheriff’s sioners Office in the courthouse Aug. 14. Lewis County Office. The Board of Lewis County Utilities District determined by 11 a.m. on Oct. 3. The bids the lines are “far past their use- The two items were traded will be opened at 11 a.m. the, Commissioners approved the Firefighters Schedule with the Grant County Sheriff’s contract at its Monday meeting. ful service life,” according to the same day in the commissioners ‘Fill the Boot’ Fundraiser commissioners agenda report. Office for two police motorcycles hearing room. for Muscular Dystrophy Steve Walton, director of cen- each valued at $12,000. On Oct. 16, the successful DSHS Subcontracts with tral services, told commissioners The ownership of the items bidder will be awarded the prop- By The Chronicle on Monday the fairgrounds lost had to be transferred directly to erty by resolution following the Two Local Organizations Firefighters in Lewis County power recently because of the another law enforcement agency, recommendation of the Public for Services to Homeless will work this weekend to fill system. according to the agenda report. Works Department. boots with donations for the The county will furnish and Steve Walton, director of cen- The proceeds will be funneled By The Chronicle Muscular Dystrophy Associa- install conduits for the new con- tral services, said the Humvee into a road fund with the coun- Two contracts have been ap- tion. ductors, while the PUD will in- was first acquired through the ty to replenish a portion of the proved between Lewis County The fundraiser is being or- stall the conductors and various Defense Reutilization and Mar- amount spent on the property. and local organizations that aid ganized by firefighters from the electrical items needed for the keting Office. Lewis County earlier pur- individuals who are either home- International Association of system. Other items surplussed by chased 5.42 acres in Boistfort less or considered at risk for be- Firefighters Local 451 and 2510 “They will maintain the un- the county include a television, to move Roundtree Road away coming homeless. unions. derground wiring system going printer, several chain saws, a from the Chehalis River, which The funds come from the Collections are scheduled to into the future,” Walton said. power saw and an ATV. was eroding the road. The proj- Consolidated Homeless Grant, take place from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. “This will extend the life of the The facilities manager pres- ect is now complete, leaving the which was accepted by Lewis Saturday at the intersection of system considerably.” ents a quarterly declaration of 3.8 acres that are surplus to the County commissioners in Au- Belmont Avenue and Haviland The installation of the con- surplus items to the commis- needs of the county. gust. The contract totaled Street near the Centralia Factory duits will allow for any future sioners. Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017 LOCAL WDFW Announces Tentative Razor Clam Schedule By The Chronicle marine toxin tests typically con- 0.1 feet; Copalis bors, Mocrocks Long Beach and Twin Harbors. With autumn on the horizon, ducted about one week prior to • Nov. 3, Friday, 6:47 p.m.; -0.7 • Dec. 31, Sunday, 5:12 p.m.; "The total number of clams the Washington Department of the proposed digs. feet; Long Beach, Twin Harbors, -1.2 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- may be down this year, but we Fish and Wildlife has released a "We're releasing a tentative Mocrocks bors, Copalis, Mocrocks still expect good digging on tentative schedule of proposed schedule to give people plenty of • Nov. 4, Saturday, 7:31 p.m.; While there is hope that ocean most beaches," Ayres said in the razor clam digs on coastal beach- time to make plans to go digging -1.2 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- conditions will be improved release. es. Those digs would begin in this fall,” said Dan Ayres, coastal bors, Copalis along the coast, beach surveys Information on last season’s October and stretch through the shellfish manager for WDFW, in • Nov. 5, Sunday, 7:16 p.m.; conducted by the WDFW indi- razor clam harvests, as well as an end of the year. a press release. -1.4 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- cate that Washington’s beaches up to date razor clam stock as- Last year, razor clam digs Proposed razor clam digs bors, Mocrocks are experiencing a dip in razor sessment, can be viewed online were disrupted at Long Beach through December are listed be- • Dec. 1, Friday, 4:42 p.m.; clam populations. That decrease at http://wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/ and Twin Harbors for much of low, along with evening low tides -0.3 feet; Copalis in clam populations will mean shellfish/razorclams/seasons_ the digging season due to an in- and beaches: • Dec. 2, Saturday, 5:29 p.m.; fewer digging days during the set.html. flated concentration of domoic • Oct. 6, Friday, 7:49 p.m.; -0.4 -1.1 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- fall, winter and spring seasons. State shellfish managers are acid in ocean water that made feet; Long Beach, Twin Harbors, bors, Mocrocks Ayres believes that the downtrend also soliciting input from the shellfish unfit for human con- Copalis, Mocrocks • Dec. 3, Sunday, 6:15 p.m.; in razor clam populations was public regarding management sumption. The WDFW is hoping • Oct. 7, Saturday, 8:33 p.m.; -1.6 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- likely influenced by an extended options, including scheduling for better conditions this time -0.7 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- bors, Copalis period of low salinity in the surf for spring digs. Comments can around, but final approval of all bors, Copalis, Mocrocks • Dec. 4, Monday, 7:02 p.m.; zone along the coast. He said the be submitted by email to razor- digging dates is dependant upon • Nov. 2, Thursday, 6:03 p.m.; -1.8 feet; Long Beach, Twin Har- impact was particularly severe at [email protected]. Health Department: Number of Rabid Bats Increasing Across Washington By The Chronicle The department did not offer a your local health department for # Since the beginning of Au- theory for the increased report- next steps.” Bats Tested for Rabies, Washington State, Month County Positive Bats ing. However, the press release In 2016, a total of 20 rabid January 1 – December 31, 2016 (N = 298 Tested Bats) gust, 12 bats found in homes and May King 1 bat noted that, “What is clear is that bats were confirmed across the Pend May Clark 1 bat parks across Washington have San Juan Whatcom Ferry Oreille many members of the public are state. In 2015, just nine rabid bats June Kitsap 1 bat tested positive for rabies. That Okanogan doing the right thing: alerting were identified. Skagit Stevens June Whatcom 1 bat batch of positive tests marks the Island Clallam June Ferry 1 bat local health officials if a family Each year, Washington State Snohomish Chelan July Spokane 2 bats largest set of positive returns in Douglas Jefferson member or pet encounters a bat.” Public Health Laboratories test be- Kitsap Lincoln Spokane July Mason 1 bat more than a decade. King Mason July Lewis 1 bat All mammals are susceptible tween 200 and 300 bats. Between Grays Health officials test bats each Harbor Kittitas Grant Adams Whitman August Chelan 2 bats to becoming infected with the 3 and 10 percent of all bats tested Thurston Pierce year, typically during summer August Grant 1 bat rabies virus, but bats are the pri- typically turn up positive for rabies. Pacific Franklin August Spokane 1 bat months. This year, 21 rabid bats Lewis Yakima Garfield August Whatcom 1 bat mary animal known to carry ra- One bat in Lewis County test- Benton Walla have been found so far. Health Cowlitz Walla Columbia bies in Washington. The release ed positive for rabies in 2016. Pri- Wahkiakum Skamania Asotin August Lewis 1 bat officials are warning the public from the Washington Depart- or to that, the most recent report Klickitat September Chelan 1 bat to remain vigilant since rabies Clark September King 1 bat ment of Health noted that, “It is of a rabid bat in Lewis County September Pierce 1 bat can be spread from bats to hu- Rabid bat identified important that people continue was in 2011, according to the De- Bats submitted for testing, no September Thurston 1 bat mans or pets. to take appropriate precautions if partment of Health. positives identified November King 1 bat No bats submitted for testing The Washington Department a bat is found — dead or alive. If Additional information, in- 20 rabid bats were identified during of Health noted that there were you suspect that a family mem- cluding recommended precau- 2016. more bats submitted for test- ber or pet has had contact with a tions, can be found online at ing this year than in years past. bat, do not touch the bat and call https://tinyurl.com/yb9hkmlb. Flood Authority to Receive $59,100 in Funding to Last Through November NO CAPITAL BUDGET: some additional money,” Lee will likely be after a capital bud- Napier, the county’s community get is approved. Money Will Be Used ‘‘So while the capital budget did not pass, development director, said. “So A number of the gauges in the to Pay Employees, this money came forward to keep the Flood while the capital budget did not Chehalis Basin have been oper- pass, this money came forward ating on an old mapping system Update USGS Gauges Authority moving forward and will provide us to keep the Flood Authority that sometimes results in data By Justyna Tomtas moving forward and will pro- that is off by 1 to 2 feet, accord- funding through November of this year.’’ vide us funding through Novem- ing to Averill. [email protected] ber of this year.” He said the project will bring The Chehalis River Basin Lee Napier The work on the gauges is all the data up to the same stan- Flood Authority will now have Lewis County community development director time-sensitive because of the fed- dard. It will help with future funds to spend through Novem- eral government’s fiscal year. Ac- flood predictions, he said. ber of this year even with the lack cording to Napier, the USGS has Contracted Flood Authority of a state capital budget. County to administer the grant to update the stream gauging net- money and staff available to start projects are funded through the On Monday, the Board of on behalf of the Flood Authority. work in the Chehalis River Basin. the process before the end of its operating budget and not the Lewis County Commissioners It will also cover costs for con- The USGS will contribute fiscal calendar, which ends on capital budget, Averill said. approved an amendment with tract employees Scott Boettcher $10,000 toward the total project Sept. 30. The agreement would The $59,100 amendment an increase of $59,100 to a con- and Jim Kramer, two consul- cost, which is $27,100. extend into next year and the increases the total contract tract with the state Recreation tants for the Flood Authority. “So if you’ll remember this money would be billed in quar- to an amount not to exceed Conservation Office. The remaining $17,100 will is money that is given to us terly increments. $781,124.19. Of the total increase, $42,000 be used for a joint funding agree- through a legislative action and Ron Averill, the Centralia The Flood Authority helps with will cover the cost associated ment between the county and the we did not pass a capital budget, representative on the Flood Au- local flood relief projects through- with the work done by Lewis United States Geological Survey so they were able to carve out thority, said the first payment out the Chehalis River Basin. News in Brief during its Monday meeting. Two Hearings to Be Held Thomas Crowson, of Che- During Oct. 9 Lewis halis, was appointed to the Lewis It’s early but there’s no better time County Water Conservancy County Commissioners’ Board. He has served on a num- Meeting ber of boards in the past and has to subscribe to The Chronicle a background in real estate, land By The Chronicle and water issues. Two public hearings are Sybil Kuhn and George Dodd scheduled for the Board of Lewis were appointed to the Southwest County Commissioners meeting Washington Fair Commission. on Monday, Oct. 9. The seven-member board serves An application for a franchise in an advisory capacity to the fair was submitted to the commis- manager and the commission- sioners from Gunderson Water ers for the fair as well as interim Works to replace an existing events on the grounds. franchise that is scheduled to end Director of Central Services in October located on Panorama Steve Walton said both Kuhn Drive off of Jackson Highway in and Dodd have volunteered with Chehalis. The franchise allows various agencies throughout the for the construction, operation county and were well qualified for and maintenance of water sys- the commission. They will repre- tem facilities in Lewis County sent Districts 1 and 2 for a term of road rights of way. four years that ends in May 2021. Another hearing will be held The Fair Commission has an- after the commissioners received other opening for District 3 that it an application from Sprint Com- is hoping to fill in the near future. munications Company to replace William Linn, of Toledo, was an existing license also sched- appointed to the Veterans Adviso- uled to end in October. It allows ry Board effective immediately. His for the construction, operation term will expire on June 30, 2018. and maintenance of telecommu- The board consists of at least nications facilities. seven regular members and two Sprint’s fiber optic line is al- alternatives. Linn’s application ready in place. No direct service to serve on the board said he Subscribe today and get all the holiday is currently being provided from wanted to visit with veterans in the line. The fiber optic cable has smaller communities and obtain the capacity to provide telephone feedback and suggestions on vet- schedules and sales! and internet services. eran services in the area. The meeting begins at 10 a.m. in the commissioners hearing room on the second floor of the Look for our Tuesday Print & full digital/mobile subscription courthouse, 351 NW North St., commentary per month Chehalis. only $10 New Members by Appointed to Three Julie McDonald Full Digital/mobile subscription Lewis County Boards per month Julie McDonald, a personal historian By The Chronicle from Toledo, may be reached at ONLY $8 [email protected]. The Board of Lewis County Commissioners appointed four in- Go to chronline.com or call 807-8203 CH576602.do dividuals to three different boards

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Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. charged with fourth-degree as- cal assistant, was charged with undocumented or insufficiently mation is also available by call- The Chronicle is published three times a week at 321 N. Pearl St., Cen- sault, domestic violence, in 2016. unprofessional conduct by the documented. ing 360-236-4700. tralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, WA. Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017 LOCAL State Senator Opposes Alleged Killer’s Release in Lakewood LETTER TO INSLEE: Senator vid Butterfield is about to be re- R-University Place told Inslee in O’Ban asked several ques- Lewis County, where Butterfield leased from Western State Hospi- a letter dated Sept. 8. tions in his letter and raises the is from, instead of Lakewood. Steve O’Ban Asks tal and into Lakewood — as early Butterfield is mentally ill. specter of several safety concerns. “There is no excuse to release if Lawrence David as Monday, Washington state Sen- He’s been charged with murder “Has the state employed suffi- into a community of vulnerable ator Steve O’Ban said Friday. three times for the death of his cient safeguards, in coordination people a man with a history of Butterfield Should O’Ban wants Gov. Jay Inslee roommate seven years ago. But with law enforcement and com- extreme violence who is still Instead Be Released to stop it. Butterfield’s schizophrenia and munity behavioral health agen- dangerous, still having halluci- “In recent days, I have re- low IQ have kept him from going cies, to provide for ongoing mon- nations, and still incompetent in Lewis County ceived reports stating this release to trial. itoring of Mr. Butterfield’s health to stand trial,” O’Ban said. “We By Craig Sailor will occur in early September A July 12 story in The News status and compliance with nec- passed a law to stop Pierce Coun- perhaps now on September 11th Tribune documented the revolv- essary treatment?” O’Ban wrote. ty from being a dumping ground The News Tribune and that the release plan is cur- ing door that gets Butterfield re- O’Ban also questioned if But- for dangerous people and we in- Accused killer Lawrence Da- rently being examined,” O’Ban, leased and then charged again. terfield’s release should occur in tend to see it enforced.” Suspect Charged for Allegedly Picking Elderly Morton Man’s Pocket PROSECUTOR: Man Had Multiple Outstanding Warrants, Including on Chehalis Burglary By Natalie Johnson [email protected] A Spokane man who was charged under a false name in an August burglary in Chehalis — which resulted in his release on unsecured bail — was back in court Monday on allegations that he picked an elderly man’s pocket in Morton. Jason A. Brown, 34, appeared Jared Wenzelburger / [email protected] in Lewis County Superior Court Jason Brown makes his preliminary hearing at the Lewis County Courthouse on Monday on a charge of second- Monday. Courtesy Photo degree robbery for the Aug. 29 A man believed to be Jason A. Brown is seen in surveillance footage provided by incident in Morton and on an the Morton Police Department last month. ing,” Halstead said. “I think that after seeing Brown carrying a amended charge of residential he’s highly unlikely to come back purse and a jewelry box. burglary in an Aug. 21 incident He eventually admitted the in Chehalis in which he was to court.” Halstead told Lawler Monday The man attempted to chase Lawler agreed on the bail house did not belong to his par- that Brown failed to appear at a the suspect but was unsuccessful, originally charged under his ents and that he had kicked in brother’s name last month. amount. later hearing and that a warrant according to court documents. According to court docu- the back door. He gave his name was issued Aug. 31 in his broth- The wallet contained approxi- Lewis County Deputy Pros- as Nicholas Brown. ecutor Will Halstead asked Su- ments, at 10:07 a.m. on Aug. 21, er’s name. mately $82 in cash and cards. Chehalis police responded to a However, police later checked “That’s been fixed,” he said. Officers talked to witnesses perior Court Judge James Lawler his fingerprints against existing report of a suspicious person in The warrant was issued two and obtained video from the to impose $75,000 bail on each Washington records and learned the 100 block of Southeast First days after Brown allegedly com- charge — resulting in a total bail he was, in fact, Jason Brown, and market that was shared with lo- amount of $150,000 — citing Street in Chehalis. A person re- that he had four outstanding mitted another theft, this time in cal media and later featured on Brown’s recent arrest and sub- ported a man with a backpack warrants on theft and burglary Morton. “Washington’s Most Wanted.” sequent failure to appear in the walking behind a residence. cases in Eastern Washington. On Aug. 29, Morton officers On Friday, officers contacted burglary case, as well as active An officer responded and saw However, prosecutors didn’t responded to a report of a rob- a witness who saw the suspect warrants for first-degree theft in the suspect leave the residence. learn about the case of mistaken bery at the Morton Country near a motorhome at the Mossy Kittitas County and three war- The man, identified as Brown, identity until after Brown was Market. The alleged victim, an Mini Shell Station. After ob- rants for residential burglary in reportedly told police he was charged in Lewis County Supe- 83-year-old man, reported that taining a search warrant, police Spokane County. “checking on the house while rior Court under the false name an unknown suspect asked him entered the motorhome and ar- “Had we known this before, his parents were on vacation,” and granted unsecured bail for money, then reached into his rested Brown. he would have been held on the according to court documents. based on a lack of criminal his- pocket and stole his wallet before His next court hearing is other warrants he has outstand- However, police were suspicious tory under that identity. running from the area. scheduled for Sept. 14. St. Mike’s Tikes Administrator was Victim in Lacey Domestic Violence Shooting

By Rolf Boone pian, Wright said the school re- day evening, and also plans to p.m. for a domestic disturbance. Christina Belcher was later The Olympian mained closed Monday and will “develop age-appropriate talk- A 24-year-old man had called to removed from the home with be on limited hours the remain- ing points and communication report his parents were fighting. multiple gunshot wounds and Christina Belcher, assistant der of the week. strategies” for the children who Dispatchers could hear yelling rushed to nearby medical aid director of St. Mike’s Tikes in “We will be meeting with attend the school. in the background and what where she was pronounced dead. Olympia, died Friday as the staff during the day on Mon- The Olympian reported Sat- sounded like gunfire, according A SWAT team later entered the result of a domestic violence day and appreciate your under- urday that Belcher died follow- to the Sheriff’s Office. home where they found David shooting. She was 44. standing regarding the need to ing a shooting at her Lacey area The caller and his 12-year- Belcher dead from a self-inflict- Miho Wright, director of the close the center to allow staff home Friday night. old sibling then fled the home. ed gunshot wound. preschool, could not be reached time to grieve,” Wright’s email Thurston County Sheriff’s Monday. reads. Office deputies were called to a In an email to parents, which The school planned to have home on Bella Court Southeast LUMBER was forwarded to The Olym- a meeting with parents Mon- near Lacey shortly before 10 ROCHESTER CHECK OUT OUR PRICE FOR 3’ 29 GAUGE METAL ROOFING! 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She was sentenced to 12 to remember and honor all the The crew, along with heavy months and one day of a prison- first responders and military per- Lewis County equipment, continued to work based Drug Offender Sentencing sonnel who continue to work ev- Historical Museum on the fire line as of Monday Alternative, or DOSA. eryday in the wake of the attacks. • Main 7 NORTHWEST / LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017

Washington’s 2018 Teacher of the Year: ‘Be Fearless, Be Kind, Get to Know Your Neighbors’ By Paige Cornwell from several different countries. The Seattle Times She’s also been involved in changing school policies, in- Shortly after she was named cluding the successful push Washington state’s 2018 Teacher to change her school’s discipline of the Year, Mandy Manning plan to include more voices from made a confession: She never education and parent groups. As wanted to be a teacher. a result, the number of suspen- “I have a filmmaking degree,” sions decreased by 74 percent in she told a laughing audience at the first year. Monday’s ceremony at MoPOP In addition to teaching, Man- in Seattle. She thought her time ning coaches softball and basket- teaching would be limited to ball and is an adviser for the high her two years in Armenia as a school’s writing club and Gay- Peace Corps volunteer. But again Straight Alliance. and again, people told her: “You A former student described should be a teacher.” Manning as not just a teacher, but “I said no way,” said Man- a second mother, said Kathe Tay- ning, who works at Ferris High lor, assistant superintendent in School in Spokane. Still, she took the State Superintendent’s Office. a teaching job. Speaking to the audience, And then, 16 years ago, on Manning echoed what she teach- Sept. 11, 2001, her path changed. es her students: “Be fearless, be That was the first year she had kind, get to know your neighbors.” her own class. She remembers And she repeated one, for em- everyone in the school watching phasis: “Be fearless.” television as the chaos unfolded. As the state winner, Manning “I realized how important my is a contender for the national job was, right then,” she said. “I teacher-of-the-year award. In ad- had to help every single one of my dition to Saucedo and Haywood,

students be fearless in the face of Ellen Banner / The Seattle Times the other six regional finalists something none of us understood.” Mandy Manning from Ferris High School in Spokane is congratulated Monday after being announced as the 2018 Wash- were Jennifer Tenney from White Manning, 41, was one of nine ington state teacher of the year at MoPOP in Seattle. Manning teaches English and math at Ferris High’s Newcomer Center, Swan High in Yakima County, regional finalists for this year’s where refugee and immigrant students spend one or two semesters. Ethan Chessin from Camas High honor. The Puget Sound finalist in Clark County, Melissa Cha- was Denisha Saucedo, a sixth- rette from Washington Middle in grade teacher at Kent Elementary, school, like coaching volleyball world of technology and con- math at Ferris High’s Newcomer Olympia, Gary Coyan from Chi- who graduated from the Kent and advising the associated stu- stant information. Teachers are Center, where refugee and immi- macum High in Jefferson County, School District and uses her own dent body. now expected to tend to students’ grant students spend one or two Laurie Price from Hanford High experiences, both good and bad, During the ceremony, State social and emotional needs, he semesters. She came back to Spo- in Benton County and Jon Mag- as her motivation. Linne Hay- Superintendent Chris Reykdal said, not just their academic kane in 2008 after teaching in Tex- nus from Wenatchee High in wood, a Darrington High teacher, gestured toward the nine final- knowledge. as, New York and Japan. In 2011, Chelan County. was the finalist in the northwest ists as he called teaching “the “It’s as tough as it’s ever been she started working at the New- Camille Jones, an elementary- region, lauded for being quick to most magical profession” that is to be a young person,” he said. comer Center, where every semes- school teacher from Quincy, Grant say “yes” to opportunities in her especially important in today’s Manning teaches English and ter she has a few dozen students County, was last year’s winner. Employee of Cheney Marijuana Shop Remains Missing After Kidnapping Sunday Afternoon

By Jonathan Glover facing a Banner Bank. Ford pickup, which was recently agency was monitoring the inci- everyone there, how frightened The Spokesman Employees said the man then reported stolen in the White dent, but any investigation is the Cam must have been.” exited the truck, and walked Swan area of Yakima County. job of local law enforcement. Car- McDaniel said she and her An employee of a Cheney around to the side of the shop- Both vehicles headed north on penter said there had been reports fiance had planned to drive marijuana shop remained miss- ping plaza, away from the front state Route 904. Schoefield said of armed robberies at cannabis straight to Lucid from down- ing Monday, a day after he was door of Lucid, where Smith was Smith’s phone was pinged just retailers throughout the state, but town Cheney on their way home abducted at work. sitting in his 2008 Acura SUV outside of Medical Lake, where it he was not aware of any reported Sunday afternoon, around the Cameron Smith, 46, was while on his lunch break. was likely thrown out of a vehicle. abductions at state-licensed stores. time the kidnapping happened, working at the Lucid Marijuana Schofield said he assumed the The three suspects have not Immediately after the kid- but instead they stopped for gas store, 1845 First Street, at about man chose Smith randomly as an been identified by police. The napping, Schoefield and others – possibly saving themselves from 12:45 p.m. when he was kid- man and woman who entered who knew Smith took to social getting caught in the altercation. napped at gunpoint after the avenue to relieve his frustration. store refused to sell product to “This is all just a bad place, the store were captured by the media, asking for help from “If we had stuck to our origi- two people. bad time,” he said. “This is 100 store’s surveillance cameras, anyone who knew the beloved nal plan, one of those bullets Michael Schoefield, one of percent a terrible tragedy.” which police have shared in hope barber-turned-budtender from could have hit us,” she wrote. “I Lucid’s owners, said a man and Cheney police Captain Rich- of identifying the two. Toledo, Ohio. thank God no one got hurt in the a woman tried entering the store, ard Beghtol said video surveil- Beghtol said police have re- “Cam was a well-loved per- crossfire.” but were told multiple times they lance showed the male suspect ceived multiple calls from people son,” Schoefield said. “He was a More than 100 people, many couldn’t get admission without walk up to Smith’s car and pull who recognize the same man as celebrity in this town.” with tears in their eyes, attended proper identification. Schoefield out a gun, firing two shots into the suspect who abducted Smith. Amber McDaniel, a regular a candlelight vigil outside the said the man told employees he the driver’s side window. Em- Beghtol wouldn’t release the man’s who frequents Lucid with her fi- store Monday evening. didn’t have an ID, that it was ployees reported hearing the name, but said Monday morning ance, said she knew Smith and Smith’s brother, Dennis Turn- back in Yakima. The woman was shots, but not knowing what they that officers were “tracking down the rest of the staff like family. er, led a prayer and asked attend- able to produce identification, were at the time. several leads right now.” She said she’s had a sickening ees to sign a book that would be but she was 18. “Nobody really saw it tran- The FBI has offered assis- feeling in her gut since learning sent to their family in Ohio. Turn- Employees said the man was spire,” said Stacia Shirley, Lucid’s tance in the case, but is not part Smith was kidnapped. er, a co-owner of Lucid who’s run cordial while inside, not combat- general manager. of the current investigation, Spe- “He’s a genuinely good person the business for about five years, ive or rude, and the woman didn’t The male suspect then hopped cial Agent Christian Parker said and always has a smile on his said Smith moved to Cheney talk much. The two eventually left in and drove away in Smith’s car, Monday afternoon. face,” she wrote in a Facebook about a year and a half ago. the store and returned to a white with Smith still inside. Mikhail Carpenter, a spokes- message Monday morning. “My “At the end of the day,” he said, Ford F-250 pickup truck parked The female and another man with the Washington Liquor mind just (keeps) thinking about “the most important thing is to on the far side of the parking lot, woman also left the area in the and Cannabis Board, said the how scary it must have been for bring Cam home safe.” News in Brief

tract, the rate will be $16.47. During the closure, Lakeside tablished in 2009, Vested Interest Winlock Adopts LeMay can raise the rates if Chehalis Purchases Drive will remain open for all lo- has given more than 2,600 pro- Ordinance on Burning there is an increase in the tipping New Chip Spreader cal access from either end until the tective vests to law enforcement By The Chronicle fees at the transfer station. Cur- By The Chronicle point of closure at milepost .22. dogs in every state via private rently the rate is $90 a ton. Other roads are available in and corporate donations. The Winlock City Council Councilor Terry Harris, who The Chehalis City Council the area for detour options. “The program is open to dogs voted Monday night to adopt an serves on the committee respon- approved the purchase of a new The failing culvert being re- actively employed in the U.S. with ordinance on burning within the sible for setting the rate, said the chip spreader for the street main- placed is over 30 years old. The law enforcement or related agen- city limits. rate was set with the long-term tenance department on Monday. problem intensified after new in- cies who are certified and at least According to the ordinance, in mind. He added an additional Costing $264,0612, the frastructure was built in the area, 20 months of age. New K-9 gradu- the city “will follow Lewis County increase is extremely unlikely. Bearcat Manufacturing spreader Martin said. ates, as well as K-9s with expired will replace the 1980 WH King recommendations when a burn The city will also receive a The extended closure was ap- vests, are eligible to participate,” spreader the city purchased new ban is in place in the county.” contract fee of 5 percent of gross proved during Monday’s Board explained the Sheriff’s Office. in 1980. The initial purchase will The ordinance also requires receipts on all customers, both of Lewis County Commissioners the city to follow Revised Code be made with a loan from Secu- commercial and residential. rity State Bank, and repayments meeting. of Washington chapter 70.94, LeMay will continue to col- Thousands of Atlantic Washington Administrative will be funded one third from the lect solid waste from all existing street fund and two-thirds from Salmon Remain at Large Code chapter 173-425, and city buildings and facilities at no Grant County K-9 to Southwest Clean Air Agency the 4 percent fund budget. It is a By The Skagit Valley Herald cost to the city. The estimated separate fund than the transpor- Receive Bullet- and rules and regulations. cost is $40,000. Nearly three weeks after a The Southwest Region Clean tation benefit taxing district. Stab-Proof Vest net pen facility holding 305,000 Air Agency rules and regulations Atlantic salmon near Cypress Is- prohibit burning in the city of Chehalis Awards By The Columbia Basin Herald land broke, about 102,000 of the Winlock and its urban growth Fill Contract for EPHRATA — A donation fish remain unaccounted for. area except for recreational fires Closure on Lakeside from a non-profit organization Cooke Aquaculture -- the Ca- under 3-feet by 3-feet. Project Near Sonic will be making one of the Grant nadian company that owns the Drive in Mossyrock County Sheriff’s Office’s four- broken net pen facility and seven By The Chronicle legged deputies a little bit safer others in the state’s marine waters Chehalis Renews The Chehalis City Council on Extended to Sept. 29 out in the field. — and contractors hired by the Garbage Contract; Monday awarded a contract for By The Chronicle In about 10 weeks K-9 deputy company began dismantling the $260,762 to Sterling Breen Crush- The temporary closure on Edo, a male Belgian Malinois that damaged facility this week. Customers to See ing for a fill and grading project Lakeside Drive in Mossyrock has joined the GCSO earlier this year, The state Department of Nat- Rate Increase on a parcel east of Sonic Drive-In. been extended until Sept. 29 for will receive a bullet- and stab- ural Resources, which leases the The purpose of the project is all through traffic. proof vest thanks to a charitable area in Deepwater Bay to Cooke By The Chronicle to make the parcel more attrac- The extended timeline is tak- donation from Vested Interest In Aquaculture, has given the com- The Chehalis City Council on tive for a company to develop on. ing place because of a scheduling K9s, Inc. The vest will be spon- pany until Sept. 24 to have the Monday approved a five-year ex- The city originally put this conflict for a crane to do work on sored by Shana Greene of New- facility removed. tension contract with LeMay En- project out to bid earlier this the culvert replacement project. castle and will be embroidered Natural Resources, the state terprises for the disposal of solid summer; however, the bids were “We don’t anticipate it being with the words, “Born to Love- Department of Ecology and waste. higher than expected so it was closed that long but want to make Trained to Serve-Loyal Always.” the state Department of Fish & Under the new agreement, put out for new bids. The limit sure we are covering ourselves,” Vested interest is a nonprofit Wildlife are operating an inci- residents will see a 15 percent rate was set at $300,000. Erik Martin, public works direc- organization located in Mas- dent command center out of An- increase with no general increas- The city will take out a loan tor for the county, said. sachusetts that has a mission to acortes and are investigating the es during the term of the contract. with Security State Bank for The original closure of Lake- provide bullet and stab protec- cause of the broken facility. Currently, residential customers $300,000. The additional funds side Drive between Streamside tive vests and other assistance to According to representatives of with one regular can at the curb are in case of unforeseen costs Drive and Lake Drive was sched- police dogs across the country. Cooke, strong tides the weekend pay $14.32. Under the new con- during the project. uled from Sept. 5 to Sept. 13. Since the organization was es- of Aug. 20 damaged the facility. Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017

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 Make an Example of Suspects in Despicable Poaching Ring By The Chronicle Editorial Board Our Views The Department of Fish and We’ll continue to follow the approach for dealing with a The Skamania County Pros- Wildlife says more charges are story with hopes prosecutors scourge that remains in the form ecutor’s Office has an important Images show hunting dogs likely as the investigation grinds will make an example of these of ISIS and other terrorist orga- job on its hands. chewing on animals as their on, but what we know so far is men and women that will make nizations. After months and months owners stand nearby. The heads disturbing in a region that trea- others reconsider running afoul We’re thankful for the of investigations by the Wash- of elk were cut from bodies and sures its outdoor resources. of our state’s hunting laws. Trump Administration’s intensi- ington Department of Fish and carried out of the forest as tro- We hope prosecutors are re- ••• fied focus on battling the ter- Wildlife, the first five suspects phies while the rest of the ani- lentless in pursuing convictions It doesn’t seem possible that rorists on their own soil, but we are facing charges related to a mals were left to rot. and the maximum sentences 16 years have passed since the yearn for peace. poaching ring that claimed up- Bears, bobcats, elk and other for what appears to be a blood- tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001. As a country, we’re much wards of 100 animals in South- animals were tracked illegally thirsty band of criminals. For many of us, the memories more divided today than we west Washington and Northwest and killed for the sake of tro- While the charges were filed are as clear as if it occurred yes- were in the days following 9/11 Oregon over the past several phies by a group of men and in Skamania County, much of terday. Yet, in the years that have when we were unified in our col- years. women who should never be the wanton killing occurred passed, we’ve seen the entire lective grief and resilience. Yes, they’re technically in- called “hunters.” right here in our own backyard. world change around us. In these troubling times, we nocent until proven guilty, but These people appear to be The poachers apparently used We’re still at war in Afghani- pray for an increase in civility the evidence uncovered through killers who found joy in illegally our Gifford Pinchot National stan. Terrorists still act on their and unity in a country that as of a public records request by The taking animals by any means Forest as their own private kill- hatred for Western civilization. late has been divided by politics Chronicle appears damning. necessary. ing ground. We remain divided on the best and policy. COMMENTARY: Highlighting Lewis County What a Tumultuous Week and Whirlwind Weekend

Never have I welcomed rain an unsuspecting family. Were as much as I did last week. they wrong? Yes, they broke the During back-to-back trips to law they are supposed to uphold. the Portland-Vancouver area, I But most shelter employees watched ash float from the sky, love animals. Perhaps they saw coating cars and clothing, while gentleness instead of danger in the sun shone red courtesy of Hank’s eyes. forest fires scorching thousands Jann Propp-Estimo, who ad- of acres in Oregon, Washing- opted Hank and learned to love ton and Montana. Smothering him, is a true victim in this de- smoke created breathing dif- bacle. She did nothing wrong. She ficulties for many people. Ash visited the animal shelter, brought eventually fell in Lewis County, home a pet, and loved him. We’ve Letters sparking memories of the 1980 done the same many times. eruptions of Mount St. Helens. When the Lewis County Do We Have the Political has two faces. First, do we have intervention. During the nearly Flames Prosecutor’s Office discovered the political will to make it hap- two years from Gettysburg and threatened what happened, they seized Will to Truly Create Jobs? pen? Second, do we have the po- Vicksburg to Lee’s surrender at trees bordering Hank. In June, Lewis County The recent articles in The litical will to divert money from Appomattox, Virginia, the South Multnomah District Court Judge R.W. Buz- Chronicle describing the social the military and to raise taxes to gained no different outcome and Falls, one of the zard ruled that Hank remains and economic problems in Grays make it happen? The answer to thousands of Union and Confed- Northwest’s dangerous, although both Harbor County can be dupli- these questions is probably “no.” erate soldiers died needlessly. natural won- Propp-Estimo and the live- cated in hundreds, and possibly That makes for an uncertain While southern historians ders, but brave stock’s owner insist Sadie killed thousands, of rural areas in the future at a time when we are fac- have made a legend of the loy- and stalwart the goats and hurt the pony, ing enormous environmental alty of Lee’s starving, ragged By Julie McDonald United States. The loss of manu- firefighters not Hank. Last week a Grays facturing and resource-based challenges. troops at Appomattox, the fact saved the nearly Harbor County judge affirmed employment has stripped those is that roughly two-thirds of century-old lodge from destruc- Buzzard’s ruling, although Larry Scott non-slaveholding Confederate areas of family wage jobs. In part Centralia tion. The Eagle Creek Fire, Propp-Estimo plans to appeal, this has been due to jobs moving soldiers deserted during this pe- ignited by a careless teen who and Hank remains alive (though overseas, but less discussed are riod. Lincoln and Grant always tossed fireworks in a tinder-dry behind bars) until then. those jobs lost to automation. Considering the Real believed the natural political af- forest, snaked its way across I realize nobody wants to be For instance, a steel worker filiation of these men was with 33,382 acres. sued if Hank bites or kills any- in 1980 required 10.1 hours to End of the Civil War the Union. The novel and movie Then the wind shifted late one or anything, but if Propp- produce a ton of finished steel. Over the Fourth of July holi- “Cold Mountain” tells the story of last week, and at least some Estimo keeps Hank fenced so he In 2014, that same worker could day in 1863, the Confederacy lost one such soldier. — though not enough — rain can no longer chase animals or produce a ton of finished steel the two most critical battles of Lincoln never acknowledged fell. Thank God for answered people, what threat can he pose? in 1.9 hours. In part this reflects the Civil War. From that point, the claim of the Confederacy to prayers. If she’s willing to accept the changes in the industry, but it there was no realistic possibility be a separate country. Grant and risks, responsibility and legal li- also reflects how automation has the South would ever prevail. many others viewed the rebel- Hank ability, why can’t she keep him? affected steel production. Union forces of General lion as treason. Confederate gen- Nor is steel alone in this George Meade turned back the erals and politicians are no more On Labor Day my niece change. In industry after indus- army of Confederate General deserving of a public monument brought her pit bull terrier and Writers Conference try, fewer people are producing Robert E. Lee at Gettysburg, than Revolutionary War General new pit bull puppy to a family Nearly a 100 writers and more goods. With each increase Pennsylvania, thwarting the only Benedict Arnold. They made gathering. Like other pit bull readers converged on Centralia in efficiency fewer people are serious attempt of the Confeder- war upon the United States in owners, she insists the breed College Saturday for the fourth needed. Nor is it likely that this ates to seize and hold Union ter- defense of a brutal and perverse has received an undeserved bad Annual Southwest Washington trend will cease. The conse- ritory during the war. system and called it honor. reputation as ferocious, vicious Writers Conference. quences are marginally employed After a 46-day siege of Vicks- In his “Personal Memoirs” dogs. We had 11 presenters—five people, social problems, drug burg, Mississippi, the Union published in 1885, partly to Any animal, if mistreated, from Seattle, one each from Port- abuse and shattered families. Army of General Ulysses S. Grant counter the emerging revision- can become vicious. And any land, Vancouver, and Spokane, The service employment that accepted the surrender of starv- ist southern “Lost Cause” myth, dog can chase and kill livestock. and three from Lewis County. has largely replaced manufac- ing Confederate forces. Since the Grant wrote, “The Confederates When we lived on a farm in Most attendees arrived from turing and resource-based jobs outset of the war, Southern can- proclaim themselves as aliens, southeast Colorado, my mother towns between Everett and Port- rarely duplicates the wages and nons on the bluffs above the Mis- and thereby debarred themselves agreed to watch a friend’s cocker land, although one drove from benefits of the past and consigns sissippi River at Vicksburg had of all right to claim protection spaniel, Lady. When she arrived, Astoria and two live in Idaho. many to a marginal existence, blocked Northern military and under the Constitution of the Lady started chasing our chick- Energy filled the Walton which increases the need for so- commercial traffic below that United States. We did not admit ens, and two of our dogs — Dr. Science Center as people visited, cial services (drug treatment for point to the Gulf of Mexico. the fact that they were aliens, but Pepper and Pepsi — followed shared tips and networked. Da- instance), without a correspond- Lincoln exulted, “The Father all the same, they debarred them- her lead. They had never chased vid and Beverly Hartz of Book ing increase in tax revenues to of Waters again goes unvexed to selves of the right to expect bet- fowl before. Afterward, they ‘n’ Brush ran the bookstore, and fund those services. the sea.” Both Lincoln and Grant ter treatment than people of any never stopped, although they sponsorship from Gorham I doubt that there is a politi- knew that Union control of the other foreign state who makes never hurt anything else. Should Printing, Edna Fund, Newau- cian in either political party who Mississippi River for all practical war upon an independent nation.” they have been euthanized? Ab- kum Valley Ranch, Harkcom will ever look those displaced purposes was more important Strong Northern resistance solutely not. Massage and others increased workers in the eye and inform than Gettysburg because it ef- to the 1850 Fugitive Slave Act Locally, on April 1, 2016, two proceeds for the Veterans Me- them that their old jobs are never fectively severed the Confeder- (the term “sanctuary city” origi- dogs — pit bull mixes Sadie and morial Museum. coming back, period. At the same ate army’s supply line of Texas nated then) and then the push Tank — chased a neighbor’s live- I’m grateful for help received time, there is a huge amount of beef, without which it eventually by the South to expand slavery stock. Sadie, the mother of two- organizing four conferences. I’m work repairing America’s infra- could not survive. into the Western territories and year-old Tank, killed two goats bowing out — and putting it structure that needs to be done. General Lee knew this as finally the election of Lincoln set and viciously bit a pony. I don’t in writing because I too easily We have decaying bridges, well, but chose to continue the off secession and the Civil War. know why she did it, but her say yes — but the Lewis County pot-holed highways, obsolete war, hoping in vain that Lincoln In the conclusion to his mem- owners moved her out of state. Writers Guild has graciously power grids and a huge back- would be defeated in the 1864 oirs, Grant said, “The cause of Under Washington state agreed to run the conference in log of environmental problems. election and the South could the great War of the Rebellion law, Tank was dubbed danger- the future. This work could both benefit the negotiate friendly terms with a against the United States will ous and condemned to die. But ••• country and provide employ- war-weary new American ad- have to be attributed to slavery.” Lewis County Animal Shelter Julie McDonald, a personal his- ment for many. ministration. When Lincoln employees renamed the dog torian from Toledo, may be reached But will it be done? won handily, the South placed Marty Ansley Hank and adopted him out to at [email protected]. The answer to that question its delusional hopes on a foreign Cinebar

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County — The photo has caused “I am responsible for the lands a big stir in this small ranching and people of the Yakama Na- hamlet in southern Washington. tion, including those things that Posted on Facebook and for- cannot speak for themselves,” warded to law- enforcement, it Goudy wrote. “I write to no- shows a man in uniform stand- tify you of the Yakama Nation’s ing next to a fire that is consum- Tribal Council refusal to consent ing a wooden water gate. to your request for a new road A surveillance camera right of way and any continued grabbed the image Aug. 18 on manipulation of the Big Muddy Yakama Nation land. It was put Creek stream bed.” there by a small irrigation com- Hathaway said Muddy Creek pany that sends water from tribal lands to ranches outside the res- has a rocky stream channel, and ervation. moves around each year. The Company leaders had been heavy equipment work was concerned that someone this needed, he said, to ensure that summer had been trying to sab- water kept flowing through the otage the structure that funnels diversion. water from Cougar Creek, where Hell Roaring Irrigation Co. / Courtesy Photo “This has been our practice they hold water rights, into a ca- A man walks from a fire at an irrigation company’s water gate in this Aug. 18 surveillance-camera photo. Another photo, since 1941. Why did it suddenly nal. So they set up the camera. showing the man’s face, stirred controversy after being posted on Facebook. become an issue?” Hathaway said. The camera took a series of Security Camera photos of what appears to be a in a remote southern Washington to bring both sides together to hay fields. Ranchers say the loss of Big Yakama Nation official setting valley where there have been long- talk about their concerns. Much of the water comes Muddy water has significantly fire to the wooden irrigation gate running tensions as the tribe At her request, the Interior from two creeks on tribal land. reduced their ability to grow for- without so much as taking the challenged the boundaries set be- Department sent a high-ranking For each, the tribe approved age for their cattle. They say this badge off his shirt, according tween reservation and state lands. official from Washington, D.C., easements that for decades al- will be a big economic hit to their to the irrigation company and a This summer, a water dispute to meet with ranchers and tribal lowed the wooden structures operations. Yakima County sheriff’s detec- flared as the Yakama Nation shut officials in an August trip that that funnel water into an irriga- They say signs of the water tive who reviewed images. The off part of the irrigation flows occurred just before the surveil- tion canal that traverses tribal shortage can be seen just outside man’s face is visible in a shot that the ranchers normally access lance photos were reviewed by lands. The water then heads of Glenwood. an irrigation-company board on tribal lands. Then in August the irrigation company. south to the ranches, where the Cattle graze in a pasture with member posted online to try to came the fire that destroyed a “Interior has been fully en- water is needed for fields and identify him. patches of brown. And a pond structure that diverts creek water gaged … led by acting Bureau cattle. A portion of this company that sometimes does double duty Other photos include images into a canal. of Reclamation Commissioner water is available for other users, of the man stacking wood by as a source of water for fire fight- Ranchers wondered whether Alan Mikkelson, who has a con- including the Conboy Lake Na- ing is now dried up. the water-diversion gate and the the torching was a rogue action, siderable depth of experience tional Wildlife Refuge. blaze starting as he walks away, Even after they lost access to or might somehow have been negotiating thorny issues of this The state recognizes the irriga- Big Muddy, the ranchers contin- according to ranchers and the sanctioned by the tribal council. tion company’s water rights on the kind,” said a statement released ued to have a valid easement to Yakima County Sheriff’s Office, “We were shocked to see what Yakama Reservation, according to by Dan DuBray, the bureau’s reach the Cougar Creek diver- which plans to forward the case was going on,” said Dan Ha- Joye Redfield-Wilder, a Depart- public affairs chief. sion. Though on tribal land, that to the FBI. thaway, board chair of the Glen- Ranchers earlier this month ment of Ecology spokeswoman. “This is pretty troubling, and wood-based irrigation company. But the irrigation company access had not been contested. said they hoped to start talks They expected to be able to use we will be making sure they are The Yakama Nation Tribal with tribal officials. also needs tribal permission for aware of this,” said Detective Council says the incident will be easements. this second water source without “We believe that any issues problems. Sgt. Mike Russell, of the Yakima investigated. that the tribe has, we can solve This year, a water dispute But in recent months, they County Sheriff’s Office. “The Yakama Nation has — if given the opportunity, ” said flared over one of the easements say, someone repeatedly pulled David Quesnel, prosecutor learned of unauthorized and Hathaway, the irrigation-compa- that allowed the irrigation com- out wooden planks that channel for Klickitat County, which in- potentially harmful activities ny board chairman and a Glen- pany to reach Big Muddy Creek, the water from Cougar Creek to cludes Glenwood, said he also of a Yakama Nation employee,” wood-area rancher. an important source of late-sea- reviewed photos and was con- wrote JoDe Goudy, chairman of Tribal chairman Goudy did son water for ranchers. their canal. cerned by what he saw. the Yakama Nation Tribal Coun- not respond to requests for com- That easement expired in “He tore our stuff out seven Neither law enforcement nor cil, in an Aug. 23 announcement. ment from The Seattle Times. 2008. Even so, the irrigation- different times this summer,’ said Keith Kreps, a Glenwood the tribe has publicly named “These actions, if they are found Tribe Halts Access company workers continued to the person in the photo posted to have happened, endangered have access to the creek-diver- rancher who gets water from the on Facebook. Because the man’s the health and well-being of peo- Fewer than half a dozen sion site. Hell Roaring Irrigation. face is shown in that photo and ple and resources.” ranchers are the major users of But in a May 25 letter signed They weren’t sure just who no charges have been filed, The Even before the fire, the the Hell Roaring Creek Irriga- by Goudy, the Yakama Nation the vandal might be. When the Seattle Times is not publishing ranchers’ struggles with the tribe tion water. tribal chair notified Hell Roaring surveillance photos showed a that image. drew the attention of politicians. They live around Glenwood, a that the company no longer had tribal uniform, a new question The fire occurred at the tail Rep. Jamie Herrera-Beutler, R- tiny southern Washington com- access to Big Muddy. emerged. end of a difficult growing season Vancouver, whose congressional munity that on a clear day offers Goudy wrote that the ranch- “Why did this happen? That’s for the ranchers who own Hell district includes Glenwood, has spectacular views of Mount Ad- ers trespassed in their twice- the million-dollar question,” Roaring Irrigation. They reside been trying for several months ams looming over pastures and yearly use of heavy equipment to Kreps said. News in Brief expected to continue growing, scured a large part of the south north,” missing Spokane, Over- was being reassembled by a pas- Stubborn Fire Will thanks to helicopters dropping perimeter of the fire, prevent- ton said. senger in her car. Keep Crystal Mountain water. ing use of aerial resources. Light Precipitation records have Pasco police so far are call- No structures have burned winds are expected today to push been kept since the late 1800s. ing it an unintentional shooting, Closed Until Snow and crews continue to prioritize the fire back onto itself. The previous record for longest but add that it’s an active inves- Hits the Slopes protecting cabins. Because structures are at less dry spell was set exactly a cen- tigation and “all options will be There are 603 firefighters as- risk of being damaged by the fire, tury ago, and nearly to the day, considered until the case is com- By The News Tribune signed to the Norse Peak Fire. the Oregon State Fire Marshal with rain capping the spell on plete.” With wildfires mellowing out Although the Sawmill Creek has reduced the number of crews September 5, 1917. The names and ages of the just a little, Crystal Mountain Fire is holding steading at 848 assigned the fire. Sunday’s marker closes out woman and man have not been Resort said Monday that it will acres, it continues to threaten the Interstate 84 in Oregon be- a week that also saw record-low released by police. remain closed. Tacoma watershed and has no tween Troutdale and Hood River air quality, with measurements The shooter is not in custody “Due to ongoing efforts to containment. remains closed. The U.S. Coast by the Spokane Regional Clean and has been interviewed by de- contain the fire, we will remain That wildfire has 360 fire- Guard reopened the Columbia Air Agency in the “hazardous” tectives. closed for the rest of the sum- fighters working on it northeast River to all traffic Sunday night. range for four straight days end- “Police do not believe there is mer season,” the resort posted on of Greenwater. Two community meetings ing Thursday. any additional risk to the public,” Facebook. about the Eagle Creek Fire are Happily, strengthening the department wrote in a Face- The area is still under evacu- planned for today. One is at 6 winds from over the Cascades book post. ation but firefighters have man- Archer Mountain p.m. at the Edgefield Amphithe- dispelled some of the lingering Officers responded to aged to get a better handle on Fire Now 40 Percent ater, 2126 Halsey St. in Troutdale, smoke Saturday, and will likely Lourdes Medical Center at 1:52 the 49,997-acre Norse Peak Fire, Ore. The other is at 7 p.m. at the continue to do so today, Over- p.m. Saturday for reports of a which came roaring down the Contained Marine Park Pavilion in Cascade ton said. Air quality improved woman with a gunshot wound to hill toward Crystal a week ago. By The Columbian Locks, Ore. steadily Saturday until it hovered the chest. “We are breathing a little easi- in the “moderate” range at 7 p.m. Her “grave internal injuries” er today, literally,” they wrote on Firefighters continue to in- — the first time all week to reach crease containment of the Archer required emergency surgery, po- their Facebook page Sunday. At Spokane Sets New comparably favorable levels. lice said. that time they hoped to reopen Mountain fire, currently burn- Those winds are forecast to Both the man and the wom- soon. ing 259 acres of forest in Skama- Record for Lack dissipate Monday, opening the an have concealed pistol licenses But on Monday Crystal nia County. of Rainfall way for wildfire smoke from and were planning to do some Mountain decided to call it quits. The blaze is now 40 percent the dozens of regional blazes to By The Spokesman-Review recreational shooting later Satur- “We were hoping to reopen for contained, incident commander again descend, Overton said. day, according to initial accounts. the final weekend but that's not James Shank of the Washington As fires continue to burn Temperatures over the next The woman was driving going to be possible,” they said. Department of Natural Resourc- through the tinder-dry West, several days are expected to rise while the man, who was in the The blaze is 12 percent con- es reported Monday. and with zero percent precipi- slightly, with highs in the mid- to front passenger seat, took apart tained. Some residents in the area re- tation forecast for days to come, upper-80s Monday, then drop- Few flames remain in Bullion main on evacuation notice. Ma- Spokane appeared certain to ping slightly Tuesday, according her pistol and then put it back Basin and crews sent to check out bee Mines Road and tributary mark a new milestone Saturday to the Spokane National Weather together. That’s when the pistol the danger level decided not to streets are on Level 1 (be alert) night. At 74 days, the city reaches Service. discharged. dig a line around Crystal. evacuation notice. Smith Cripe its longest dry spell on record Despite the record-setting The bullet went through the “When a wildland guy de- Road, Franz Road and Archer Sunday. dry spell, overall rainfall for the shooter’s left hand, then hit the cides not to cut a line, that tells Mountain Road is on Level 2 (be Nor does that spell appear area is surprisingly close to aver- driver’s right arm and went into you that part of the fire is really a ready) evacuation notice. likely to break soon. While light age. That’s due to another record her torso, police said. downer,” Crystal Mountain Fire The blaze is burning U.S. For- showers could fall in the moun- set this year — in April, Spokane Anyone with pertinent infor- Chief Paul Sowers said. “Those est Service and state Department tains and even some lowland broke a record for its wettest sea- mation for detectives is asked to guys will cut line around a ciga- of Natural Resources lands about areas of the region as early as son (measured October to April) call the Pasco Police Department rette butt.” 10 miles northwest of North Friday, the first chance for real, since measurements began in at 509-545-3421 or non-emer- On Monday, different man- Bonneville, north of state High- measurable rain appears unlike- 1881. gency dispatch at 509-545-3510. agement teams assumed com- way 14. ly before next Sunday evening, mand of the south and north The fire started Sept. 5 as a Sept. 17, said KHQ-TV Weather- sides of the wildfire. It is now spot fire when embers from the caster Ryan Overton. Woman Shot by Own split into two zones by the Pa- Eagle Creek Fire jumped the riv- If so, the new record will Gun While Driving in cific Crest Trail. er and ignited the blaze. stand at 81 days—- nearly three Fire officials said that was the The Eagle Creek Fire, which months without recorded pre- Pasco, Now Fighting logical division since it separates started Sept. 2, is currently burn- cipitation. for Her life Pierce and Yakima counties and ing 33,382 acres of the Oregon And even that stretch could Mount Baker-Snoqualmie and Columbia River Gorge Scenic be pushed further. By The Tri-City Herald Okanogan-Wenatchee forests. Area. The blaze is 7 percent con- “The pattern has been that A woman is fighting for her The blaze might expand a tained. rain approaches, but as it gets life in a Pasco hospital after she little on the east side but isn’t Heavy smoke on Sunday ob- close, the systems drift to the was shot by her own gun while it Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017

Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT scene. The suspect vehicle is • At 9:02 a.m. on Monday, a block of West Main Street after in a dispute over a vehicle. Suspects Booked for described as a lifted white Jeep yellow and black BMX-style bi- receiving a report of traffick- Cherokee and the driver was de- cycle was reported stolen in the ing in stolen property. Steven Trash Can Stolen Warrants, Drug Charges scribed as a man with facial hair. 300 block of North Diamond R. Fenton, 42, of Centralia, was • At 11:07 a.m. on Sunday, • At 7:23 a.m. on Friday, po- • At 8:25 p.m. on Saturday, a Street. The bike was reportedly arrested on suspicion of traf- a trash can was reported stolen lice responded to the 300 block hit and run was reported in the stolen Saturday. ficking in stolen property after in the 1000 block of Woodland of North Pearl Street and ar- 1100 block of Harrison Avenue. allegedly pawning an item that Avenue. rested Scotty E. Mullins, Jr., 32, Cash, Coins Stolen in Burglary didn’t belong to him. of Centralia, for a state Depart- Bicycles Stolen ment of Corrections warrant • At 2:54 p.m. on Friday, po- Man Booked On Drug Charge • At 12:19 p.m. on Friday, a Money Stolen and on suspicion of possession lice received a report of a bur- After Found Passed Out in mountain bike was reported sto- • At 5:23 p.m. on Saturday, of methamphetamine. glary in the 1400 block of John- Vehicle len in the 200 block of Hemlock police received a report of a theft • At 12:38 a.m. on Saturday, son Road. A wallet containing Street and recovered on Harri- $100 and a bag of nickels and of money in the 1500 block of • At 11:48 a.m. on Sunday, po- police responded to the 800 son Avenue. The victim report- Harrison Avenue. The case is lice responded to the 1200 block block of West Main Street and dimes were reported stolen from edly saw a person riding the sto- an apartment. under investigation. of Harrison Avenue and arrested arrested Joshua L. Harris, 46, len bike. The suspect reportedly Logen K. Elliott, 20, of Cheha- of Chehalis, on an outstanding • At 9:35 a.m. on Saturday, ditched the bicycle and ran away. about $40 in coins were reported Man Booked on DUI, Hit and Run lis, on suspicion of possession of state Department of Corrections • At 5:37 p.m. on Friday, a methamphetamine and heroin. warrant and on suspicion of pos- stolen in a burglary in the 1200 • At 6:41 p.m. on Saturday, black and green BMX-style bicy- block of West Main Street. He was reportedly found passed session of methamphetamine. cle was reported stolen from the police responded to the 600 out in a vehicle holding pipes • At 1:50 p.m. on Saturday, 900 block of North Pearl Street. block of M Street and arrested used to smoke the drugs. police responded to the 100 • At 5:40 p.m. on Friday, a Woman Arrested for Warrant, Richard R. Morris, 25, of Cen- block of West Main Street and purple BMX-style bicycle was Possession of Stolen Property tralia, on suspicion of driving Vehicle Tabs Stolen arrested Steven D. Couch, 32, under the influence and hit and reported stolen in the 100 block • At 11:20 p.m. on Friday, po- of Centralia, on an outstanding run. He allegedly drove his ve- • At 1:17 p.m. on Sunday, ve- of H Street. lice responded to the 1100 block warrant and on suspicion of pos- hicle off the road and damaged hicle tabs were reported stolen • At 12:34 p.m. on Saturday, of Harrison Avenue and ar- session of methamphetamine. another person’s property. in the 400 block of South Cedar a black and yellow BMX-style rested Kimberly R. Iverson, 42, Street. bicycle was reported stolen in a transient, on an outstanding Hit and Runs Man Issued Summons After the 300 block of North Diamond Centralia Municipal Court war- Backpack Stolen After Left Street. Alleged Kick to the Face • At 8:14 a.m. on Friday, a rant. She was also arrested on Unattended hit and run damaging a parked • At 7:38 p.m. on Friday, a suspicion of possession of stolen • At 11:39 a.m. on Saturday, vehicle was reported in the 100 blue bicycle was reported stolen property. police responded to the 1300 • At 5:46 p.m. on Sunday, a block of South Tower Avenue. from a porch in the 600 block of block of Belmont Avenue and woman reported her backpack • At 4:45 p.m. on Friday, a North Pearl Street. Man Arrested After Allegedly issued a court summons on sus- stolen in the 500 block of South • At 8:43 a.m. on Monday, a Tower Avenue after it was left hit and run was reported in the Pawning Stolen Item picion of fourth-degree assault, 1100 block of Harrison Avenue. bicycle was reported stolen from domestic violence to a 29-year- unattended. A vehicle reportedly rear-ended the 900 block of North Pearl • At 11:14 a.m. on Saturday, old Centralia man. He allegedly a second vehicle and fled the Street. police responded to the 800 kicked his girlfriend in the face please see SIRENS, page Main 14 Make This The Year You Pre-Plan Death Notices Donald Gibbs • DOUGLAS LOWELL GRIBBLE, 76, of Cen- Funeral Planning ahead of time means: tralia, died Aug. 27 at his home. A cel- • Your family knows your wishes Lawson Jr. ebration of life with be held at Centralia • Your loved ones are relieved of financial issues Open Bible Church on Alder Street at 11 Donald Gibbs Lawson Jr., a.m. Saturday, Sept. 30. Arrangements • Emotional, costly decisions are avoided 50, of Chehalis, peacefully are in the care of Sticklin Funeral Chapel • You have peace of mind knowing you have passed away Sept. 6, 2017, of Centralia. given your family a loving gift with his wife, Donna, by his • DOUGLAS C. PUCKETT, 82, Winlock, died Call Gary to schedule a Pre-Planning appointment or for side. Friday, May 19, at the Roo-Lan Health- advice on how to start the conversation about final wishes Don was born in care Center, Lacey. A celebration of life Birmingham, Ala., Nov. will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday 22, 1966, to Donald Sr. and at the Rebekah Trinity Lodge, Napavine. Arrangements are under the care of Cat- OUR LEWIS COUNTY CH576920lw.do Rita Lawson. He moved to termole Funeral Home, Winlock. ARRANGEMENT OFFICE Washington State in the early 1126 S. Gold St., Suite 208 • DONALD G. CHENEY, 65, Centralia, died 1990s, where he eventually Don was a generous, loving Centralia, WA Sept. 8 at Tacoma General Hospital. A met Donna Winston, they were and kind hearted person. He graveside service will be held at Alpha married May 31, 1996. had a love for animals, which Cemetery on Sept. 20 at 11 a.m. Ar- For Appointments Call 360-807-4468 Available 24/7 He was preceded in death by was evident in the way he rangements are under the direction of both of his parents. Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary. cared for his two spoiled pet Don is survived by his wife, beagles. Donna; sister, Kelley Roberts; Family and friends will be along with six nephews and gathering in honor of Don, at Lotteries one niece, from both sides of his favorite place on Flathead the family. Lake in Montana, at a later Washington’s Monday Games He enjoyed watching sports. date. Powerball: Don, especially loved cheering In lieu of flowers, donations for the Seahawks and Huskies. Next jackpot: $115 million may be made to your local He also liked playing golf and Mega Millions: animal shelter. on nice days, loved to take a Next jackpot: $76 million ride on his motorcycle. To view the obituary, please go to Lotto: 03-15-18-19-42-45 chronline.com/obituaries. 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She is survived by her Kevin Autry Ross husband, Tony Fuentes; sister, Linda (Core) McDonough; Kevin Autry Ross passed Kevin and his brothers went sons, Kevin, Antonio and away Aug. 17, 2017, after a through schools in Chehalis. Rumor Marco and Sasha; and 10 month ordeal with chronic has it, they were quite the characters grandchildren, Gabbi, pancreatitis and cancer. He was growing up. More than their mother Xavier, Morgan, Matthew born March 13, 1965, to Lee knew. and Raven. She brought Allen and Marlene (Stannek) Kevin started his career in Ramona Ruth (Core) Fuentes love, laughter and light to all Ross in Chehalis, Wash. restaurants, most people knew him went to be with her Lord that came into her presence. from Bodes Restaurant, later Tuesday, September 29, 2017, She will be missed. Cascade Hardwood. Most at her home in Camarillo, Calif., There will be a graveside Kevin will be recently, he was working CELEBRATION after a brief battle with pancreatic service at 12 p.m., Friday, Y remembered at National Frozen Foods, OF LIFE POTLUCK cancer. She was born in Morton, Sept. 15, 2017, at Dunn which he really enjoyed. Wash., June 22, 1939, to Frank as a good Bring your favorite dish and Cemetery, Mossyrock, Kevin was preceded and Effie Core. come and share your memories with a lunch following the R natured person, in death by his father, Lee She graduated from service at St. Ives Catholic about Kevin with us... Mossyrock High School in who loved to make Allen; stepfather, Delbert Church. In lieu of flowers, I people laugh. West; and brother, Kirk. Sept. 23, 2017 • 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. 1957 and attended two years of you may make a donation Surviving family college after. 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News in Brief and members of Congress, the pull out of the long-standing Ko- that Washington has developed $4.1 billion in airplanes and avi- Washington Wheat Washington Grain Commission rean-American trade agreement, for almost half a century, Squires ation supplies, state Department Growers: Stay the and the Washington Association known as KORUS. In Mexico this said. 2019 will mark the 50th an- of Commerce figures show. of Wheat Growers say the admin- week, where he is discussing possi- niversary of Washington wheat South Korea is the state's Course With S. istration shouldn't do anything to ble changes to the North American sales to South Korea. fourth-biggest importer, and has Korea Trade Deal jeopardize a good relationship. Free Trade Agreement, U.S. Trade "It's an unbelievably sophisti- traded fourth and fifth position "It's a very stable market," said Representative Robert Lighthizer cated market," he said. The South with the United Arab Emirates By The Spokesman-Review Glen Squires of the grain com- told reporters the focus would be Koreans buy some hard red wheat for the past 10 years. Washington wheat farmers are mission. "It's consistently one of on continued negotiations rather for bread, but mainly soft white for As for North Korea, the Com- among those urging the Trump ad- our top three. When you start than pulling out of KORUS. cakes and cookies, and to blend merce Department shows no ministration to keep a trade treaty seeing things like disrupting "We have a negotiation where with other wheat flour for noodles. trade of any kind with that nation. with South Korea, which is one of trade, that concerns us." we would like some amendments Washington ports shipped Squire said farmers have tried to the top markets for their product. The administration already to the Korean agreement," Light- about $2.2 billion worth of wheat donate wheat in past years, but the Along with other farm groups, may be backing off from its com- hizer told the Financial Times. and other grains to South Korea North Korean government gener- the U.S. Chamber of Commerce ments late last week that it could That's good news for a market last year, second only to about ally doesn't accept food supplies.

ent for this hunt. On a snowy Christmas day a Location: GPNF FS 32 bear through the woods. J. Dills Poaching large group traveled to Wage Road Suspects: J. Dills and and an unknown subject can Date: Oct. 4, 2015 in Oregon in order to hunt bobcats Haynes be seen taking aim at the bear Continued from the front page Location: GPNF south of with dogs. Photos from that day Phone records between J. as it crosses a logging road and Randle show multiple bobcats laid out on Dills and Haynes indicate they a blast from Dills’ gun puts the Date: Aug. 29, 2015 Suspects: Haynes and J. the hood of E. Dills’ truck along planned on hunting on this day. bear down. The two men shake Location: GPNF Forest Ser- Dills with his hunting dogs. No mem- Two days later Haynes sent a hands after Dills shoots the bear vice Road 2329 Haynes says he believes he bers of the party possessed an text message that said, “We had a second time and commands Suspects: Haynes, Martin, J. shot a black bear after using J. Oregon furbearers license and no four monster bears in a row that for the dogs to be let loose on the Dills, E. Dills, Tretiak Dills’ dog to chase it. Haynes says harvests were reported to wildlife were over 300 and mean as f***. I downed bear. Video images show a bear bear was likely left behind to rot. officials as required. killed one of them at about two up a tree. Another video eight feet ‘cause it charged me and an- Date: Sept. 17, 2016 minutes later shows a bear dead Date: Oct. 10, 2015 Date: Jan. 24, 2016 other at about 10 feet. The last 11 Location: GPNF south of on the ground being mauled Location: GPNF south of Location: Nettle Creek, Or- out of 12 bears have been bayed. Randle by dogs. The animal is believed Randle egon Those f****** don’t wanna climb Suspects: J. Dills, E. Dills, to have been left to waste due Suspects: Haynes, Martin, J. Suspects: E. Dills, J. Dills this year.” No evidence of a kill Martin, Haynes and S. Dills to bone fragments, including Dills, and (redacted) and (Redacted) was discovered but neither Dills Haynes says the group en- teeth, found during a site visit by J. Dills’ dogs were used to Returning to the Wage nor Haynes possessed a bear tag tered the GPNF through Ran- WDFW officers on June 5, 2017. chase bobcats. At least one bob- Road area one month later, dogs for the area. dle. When the dogs treed a bear cat was shot over dogs, although are again used to chase bobcats. Haynes and E. Dills reportedly Date: Aug. 30, 2015 the shooter is disputed. One video shows a pack of dogs Date: June 10, 2016 shot it and then left it to waste Location: GPNF south of chewing on a dead bobcat early Location: GPNF near Can- before leaving the forest via Cou- Takhlakh Lake Date: Oct. 11, 2015 in the day. Later in the day, a sec- yon Creek gar. Suspects: Sierra Dills, Location: GPNF near Ska- ond bobcat is documented being Suspects: Haynes, J. Dills, Haynes, J. Dills, E. Dills, Martin mania/Lewis county line taken from near Weed Creek. J. (redacted) and unknown indi- Date: Sept. 24, 2016 Video shows S. Dills and Suspects: Haynes, J. Dills, Dills is believed to have shot one vidual Location: GPNF FS 2164 Haynes shooting a bear as it Martin and (Redacted) bobcat and the juvenile male is Photos from Haynes’ phone Suspects; Haynes, J. Dills, E. crosses a road while being pur- Photo evidence shows a sow believed to have shot the other. show a dead bear and bobcat. Dills, Martin and (Redacted) sued by a GPS-collared hunting bear and her cub treed by J. Dills’ No one in the group possessed Text messages from Haynes to his Video evidence shows a bear dog. E. Dills preset in Hoodoo dogs. Haynes claims both bears an Oregon furbearers license girlfriend indicate he and J. Dills being shot out of a tree over dogs. Recreation truck. Bear is be- were allowed to leave unharmed. and neither harvest was reported used Dills’ dogs to catch one bob- When the bear hits the ground, lieved to have been left to waste. However, during a visit to the to wildlife officials as required. cat and one black bear that day. after multiple shots, it can be site on June 21, 2017 WDFW of- Haynes says the black bear was seen being mauled by at least Date: Sept. 5-7, 2015 ficers discovered bone remnants Date: May 12, 2016 left behind to waste. The kill site 11 dogs. A text message from Location: GPNF FS 56 of a cub bear. Law enforcement Location: GPNF FS 23 was visited by WDFW officers Haynes to his girlfriend says the Suspects: J. Dills and believes the cub was poached Suspects: Haynes and J. on July 12, 2017, and the remains group caught three bears and Haynes and left to waste. Dills of deer, elk and bear, including a were finished hunting by noon. Text messages from Haynes Video shows eight dogs bear skull with an apparent bullet Haynes says J. Dills shot the bear to his mother indicate that dogs Date: Nov. 7, 2015 chewing on a recently deceased hole, were discovered. out of the tree. WDFW officers were used to chase three bears, Location: GPNF Loo-Wit bear. A text message from Haynes visited the kill site on June 7, 2017, two cougars and four bobcats. GMU near Coldwater Lake to his mother indicates the bear Date: June 12, 2016 and found bear bones, leading Hayne says no animals were shot Suspects: Haynes, J. Dills, E. was poached south of Randle off Location: GPNF FS 2329 them to believe that the bear was but at least one 350-400-pound Dills and (Redacted) of FS 23. The bear is believed to Suspects: Haynes, J. Dills, left to waste. bear was killed when the dogs Photos show Haynes with a have been left behind to waste. McKenna and (redacted) chased it off a cliff into a river. poached 6-by-6 bull elk near the After convening at the Gate- Date: Sept. 25, 2016 South Coldwater Trail. Another Date: May 15, 2016 way gas station in Castle Rock, Location: GPNF FS 2164 Date: Sept. 12, 2015 5-by-5 bull is suspected of being Location: GPNF FS 3241 the group made their way toward and FS 2160 Location: GPNF FS 90 and illegally harvested by J. Dills or an Suspects: Haynes and J. FS 2329 in the Gifford Pinchot Suspects: E. Dills, J. DIlls, FS 9085 accompanying juvenile male in Dills National Forest near the Yakama Martin, S. Dills, Haynes Suspects: Haynes, E. Dills, J. the same location shortly thereaf- J. Dills’ dogs were used to Indian Reservation. Once there, The Dills’ dogs were used Dills, Martin ter. That same day, E. Dills and an hunt bear near Chickoon Creek they used Dills’ dogs to tree a to track bears. One bear was at- Dogs used to hunt bears. unnamed person are suspected and Crab Creek. Text messages bear. Haynes says they did not tacked by the pack of dogs before Haynes shot one bear and of taking two elk on the north- from Haynes to J. Dills indicate shoot a bear in that location but it was killed leading E. Dills to skinned it on the spot for use as side of Coldwater Lake. The sites they “caught’ a 325 pound bear WDFW officials were able to put the bear down with J. Dills’ a rug. In a text message, Haynes were visited by WDFW officers and a 200 pound bear that day. find bones and other bear rem- shotgun. Haynes says the bear admits he did not salvage any of on May 19, 2017, and several elk nants during a visit the area on was left to waste. A visit to the the meat because of the hike and bones were located. Date: May 18, 2016 June 13, 2017, including a buck site by WDFW officers on June the heat. Kill site confirmed by Location: GPNF FS 121, FS shot slug encased in bear hair. 9, 2017 found large quantities of WDFW officers on June 14, 2017. Date: Nov. 14, 2015 32 and FS 3220 bear bones and hair. Location: Colville National Suspects: Haynes, J. Dills Date: June 29, 2016 Date: Sep. 19, 2015 Forest and unknown individual Location: GPNF near Date: Oct. 1, 2016 Location: GPNF, FS 90 Suspects: Haynes and Mar- Using dogs to hunt bears Takhlakh Lake Location: Slide Creek, south of Takhlakh Lake, FS 8851 tin southeast of Mount St. Helens, Suspects: Haynes, J. Dill and Longview and FS 32 Photographic evidence shows an unidentified male voice can unknown suspect Suspects: E. Dills and J. Dills Suspects: Haynes, J. Dills, E. Haynes posing with a 5-by-5 be heard on a cellphone video Cellphone video shows Dills whitetail deer. Martin is accused saying, “Big bear, another one dogs being used to chase a black please see POACHING, page Main 14 Photos show a juvenile male of shooting a 3-point deer that bites the dust.” Haynes says J. present for this hunt where dogs same day. Haynes later admitted Dills used a pistol grip shotgun were used to tree bears. Haynes in a written statement that he took to kill the bear and then the HARVEY CHAPPELL was unsure if any bears were another deer in 2015 while walk- group transported the bear to Harvey Ewing Chappell, shot. Later that day, another bear ing Longview Fiber property off Takhlakh Lake Campground. 81, passed away at his was treed near Tillicum Creek. of Clark Creek Road in Longview. The kill site was visited by residence in Centralia, Haynes says three bears were WDFW officers on June 13, 2017, Wash., Sept. 7, 2017. chased in total but none were Date: Nov. 26, 2015 and bear remains were found, He was brought into shot due to their small size. Location: GPNF south of indicating the animal was likely this world Sept. 20, 1935, Randle left to waste. in Onalaska, Wash., the Date: Sep. 26-27, 2015 Suspects; Haynes, J. Dills, E. son of William and Olga Location: GPNF FS 8871, FS Dills, Martin, (redacted) and S. Date: May 26, 2016 (Gish) Chappell. He 3241 and FS 100 Dills Location: GPNF south of married Dianna (Hickman) Suspects: Haynes, S. Dills, J. Dogs were used to hunt Randle Smith Oct. 23, 2010, at the Dills, E. Dills, Martin and Kyle bobcats in the snow. The condi- Suspects: J. Dills, Haynes Chehalis Moose Lodge. Manley tions led J. Dills to text Haynes and unknown individual Harvey proudly served Photos from this day show in advance and predict it would Video and photographic evi- our country in the United Haynes’ face covered in blood be “Like hunting the zoo.” Pho- dence from Haynes’ phone indi- States Marine Corps from from the apparent spatter of a Rodney Chappell, Talon, tographic evidence shows a treed cates that dogs were used to hunt 1954 to 1956, and was part Brady and Lakotia Maddox shotgun blast. Photo and video bobcat through the scope of a ri- bears on this day. One unidenti- of the reserves until 1962. evidence shows dogs being used and twin sons, Alan and fle. Haynes says no bobcats were fied voice on a video can be heard He was a member of Arlan; his stepchildren, to chase bears, and Haynes says shot that day but text messages saying, “Big bear down. This several organizations, S. Dills eventually shot and Kenny (Kristin) indicate that at least one bobcat makes four of the off this flat top. including the Marine Butterworth, Jill (Johnny) killed a black bear. Photo evi- was killed. Site visited by WDFW He’s a big bear. Good boys, good Corps League, Veterans dence shows the bear carcass was Butterworth Gonzales, officers on July 11, 2017. boys...get him. Yea.” Haynes says of Foreign War, American Jeff (Letha) Butterworth brought back to Takhlakh Lake that J. Dills shot the bear and that Legion, Disabled campground where a juvenile and Sheila (Mike) Wink; Date: Nov. 27, 2015 it was left behind to waste. Bear American Veterans and the sister, Joann (Sparky) male can be observed in camp. Location: GPNF Loo-Wit remains were located by WDFW Moose Lodge. Haynes texted his mother with Wulmouth; and brothers, GMU officers while visiting the kill site Harvey was preceded Edgar Chris Chappell a photo of his bloody face that Suspects: Aubri McKenna, J. on July 13, 2017. in death by his parents, said, “That’s after the bear we got and Bill Chappell; 37 Dills and Haynes William and Olga; adopted grandchildren; 53 great- yesterday. We were a little close Photographic evidence Date: May 27, 2016 son, Darry; stepdaughter, when they shot it haha.” Site vis- grandchildren; 15 great- shows J. Dills pulling a 1-by-2 bull Location: GPNF FS 3630 Sheri Lynn Butterworth; great-grandchildren; and ited by WDFW officers on July 5, elk underneath a guardrail along and FS 32 great-granddaughter, 2017. numerous other family Spirit Lake Highway (state Route Suspects: Haynes and J. Destiny; sister, Lorna Rose members. 504) near Mount St. Helens. Au- Dills Chappell and Betty Music; A celebration of Date: Oct. 3, 2015 bri McKenna is accused of shoot- Video evidence shows J. and his brothers, William Location: GPNF FS 8851 Harvey’s life with Military ing the elk without the proper Dills shooting a black bear at the George Evans, Richard Honors and potluck south of Randle permit. The elk was eventually base of a tree in the Lone Butte Evans, Robert Chappell, Suspects: Haynes and J. reception will be held at 2 taken to Matt’s Custom Meats in Wildlife Area behind a locked Elmer Chappell and Gerald p.m., Thursday, Sept. 14, Dills Kelso and filed under McKenna’s gate while surrounded by dogs. Chappell. Dogs used to hunt bears. 2017, at Fort Borst Park name. WDFW officers visited the At least 12 dogs can be seen tear- He is survived by his Kitchen #2. Photo shows one bear up a tree kill site on April 9, 2017 ing into the bear immediately wife, Dianna; daughters, with dogs below but Haynes says after it is shot. Bear bones were Carlene, Kim Kingery it was let go due to its small size. Date: Dec. 25, 2015 found by WDFW officers dur- To view this obituary, please go and Jineen Music; sons, to chronline.com/obituaries. Haynes believes they may have Location: Wage Road, Or- ing a visit to the kill site on July 5, chased the same bear three times egon 2017, leading officials to believe Sticklin Funeral Chapel on accident. Site confirmed by 1437 South Gold Suspects: E. Dills, J. Dills, the bear was left behind to waste. Condolences may be offered at Centralia, WA 98531 WDFW but no bear remains McKenna, Haynes, S. Dills, Mar- www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com found. A juvenile male was pres- tin and (Redacted) Date: June 1, 2016 (360) 736-1388 Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief President Trump Danger Lingers in Florida UN Security Council OKs on 9/11: ‘America Weakened Resolution Does Not Bend’ for New Sanctions By Tribune News Services as Irma Moves Into Georgia on North Korea WASHINGTON — Donald By Tribune News Services Trump marked his first 9/11 an- By Evan Halper and Laura King Georgia and South Carolina, re- thing white — a shirt or a pil- niversary as president Monday, Los Angeles Times storing electricity was an urgent lowcase. WASHINGTON — The priority, but authorities warned Downtown Charleston, S.C., United Nations Security Council celebrating the flag and the val- MARCO ISLAND, Fla. — As ues it stands for while warning that the fixes wouldn’t happen too was hit by heavy storm unanimously approved a resolu- a mighty hurricane, Irma in- overnight. flooding, and communities in tion to impose new economic would-be terrorists of the na- spired fear. As a tropical storm, tion’s resolve. “I would caution people to be coastal Georgia were swamped sanctions on North Korea for its it is spreading soggy distress — very patient here,” Tom Bossert, as well. nuclear weapons buildup but the “America does not bend. We and continuing peril — across a do not waver and we will never the White House homeland se- With Irma’s reach spreading proposed penalties were weaker growing swath of the American curity adviser, said at a briefing over hundreds of miles, Ala- than the Trump administration ever yield,” Trump said, speak- Southeast. ing solemnly and defiantly at the in Washington, D.C. “We could bama battened down; schools had sought. In what could be a long and have power down in homes for and businesses closed across the The 15-0 vote marks the sec- Pentagon, one of three sites tar- messy afterlife, it will tax the pa- geted in the 2001 attacks. the coming weeks.” state. ond unanimous decision against tience of millions. In recorded history, the U.S. In Georgia, Hartsfield-Jack- North Korea in the weeks since “Our values will endure. Our On Monday, a day after visit- people will thrive. Our nation mainland had never before suf- son Atlanta International Air- it unexpectedly tested interconti- ing lashing rains, surging tides fered two Category 4 hurricanes port was still open Monday, but nental ballistic missiles and an ap- will prevail and the memory of and terrifying winds on nearly our loved ones will never ever in the span of a year, never mind thousands of flights have been parent hydrogen bomb. every corner of Florida, Irma un- a little over two weeks. Coming canceled. die.” After late-night negotiations leashed flash flooding in three on the heels of Hurricane Har- Although the storm’s raging Trump, a native New Yorker Sunday with China, the U.S. del- states and left a sweaty, disrup- vey’s devastation in Texas, Irma winds and punishing rains lent and real estate magnate, identi- egation broadly weakened a sanc- tive legacy: no power for about 7 was expected to be one of the it an apocalyptic feel as it un- fies strongly with the Twin Tow- tions proposal that Beijing was million people. country’s most expensive weath- folded in Florida over the week- ers that were destroyed that day unwilling to support. China’s co- Confronting a panorama er disasters. end, damage initially appeared operation is key to enforcing any and the people who were killed, of destruction stretching from But on Monday, major in- significant and widespread, but wounded and frightened as they sanctions. coast to coast, with rescue ef- surers were revising estimates short of catastrophic. The move shows the continued fell. He speaks regularly about forts still in progress and a mas- downward, though they were That was true even in the the threat posed by terrorists. division among major world pow- sive cleanup only beginning to still expected to run in the tens Florida Keys, where Irma made ers as they grapple with a govern- At the Pentagon, Trump also gather pace, Florida and federal of billions of dollars. landfall as a Category 4 hur- spoke of “every hero who keeps ment that has repeatedly defied officials opted for frankness: It Still, as the storm left Florida ricane. Florida Gov. Rick Scott, U.N. resolutions. us safe and free” and the sacrifice might take weeks for electricity behind, the danger lingered: who flew in with the Coast of first responders and soldiers. The initial U.S. resolution had to be fully restored. Storm surges jeopardized cities Guard plane, said he saw “dev- included a ban on oil exports to During Monday’s obser- The storm’s direct death toll, along the state’s Gulf and Atlan- astation” — roofs ripped away, vance, he and First Lady Melania North Korea, which would have mercifully, was not commen- tic coasts, and the National Hur- boats tossed ashore, mobile severely crippled the isolated na- Trump laid a large white wreath surate with Irma’s wrath. Au- ricane Center said Irma was still homes overturned — but “it’s at the Pentagon’s memorial wall. tion’s economy, and a freeze on the thorities in Georgia on Monday spinning off 60-mph winds as it not as bad as we thought.” personal assets of its leader, Kim They were joined by Defense Sec- reported three storm-related moved into Georgia on Monday Still he cautioned, “It’s going retary James Mattis and General Jong Un. deaths, without providing details, afternoon. to be a long road; there’s a lot of But as China and Russia made Joseph F. Dunford, Jr., the Joint and one person died in South In Jacksonville, Fla., water damage.” Chiefs of Staff. their opposition known, U.S. dip- Carolina. An electrocution was poured rapidly into downtown Eleventh-hour shifts in lomats backed down, agreeing to reported in central Florida — a streets, with the St. Johns River Irma’s trajectory undoubtedly gradually reduce, instead of ban, Pope Tells Trump to grim hazard in flooding’s after- hitting flood levels not seen in saved both lives and property. oil exports to Pyongyang. math. Irma is being blamed for decades. Last week, while the storm was Exports of refined oil to North 34 deaths in the Caribbean be- Keep DACA in Place if “Get out NOW,” the Jackson- roaring through the Caribbe- Korea will be cut in about half, to fore it hit Florida, according to ville Sheriff’s Office tweeted in an, where it devastated a chain 2 million barrels annually, accord- He’s a True ‘Pro-Lifer’ The Associated Press. a warning to people in evacua- of small islands, one projected ing to a U.S. diplomat involved in By Tribune News Services With power cut for about tion zones. It advised those who track had it aiming straight for the talks. 6.5 million Floridians and hun- needed help escaping flooded Miami, Florida’s biggest city. But Pope Francis has urged Presi- The proposed freeze of Kim’s dreds of thousands of others in homes to visibly display some- it veered westward instead. dent Trump to reconsider revok- assets abroad was dropped alto- ing DACA if he considers him- gether. self a true “pro-lifer.” “It’s a negotiation,” the U.S. offi- Speaking to reporters as he Sunk by Hurricane Irma cial said. “That’s where we landed.” flew back to Rome after several days in Colombia, Francis said late Sunday that Trump’s deci- Moscow Considering sion to end legal protections for people brought to the country Deeper Cuts to illegally as children would split US Diplomatic families, “the cradle of life.” “I have heard the president Staff in Russia of the United States speak,” the By Tribune News Services pope said, according to news ac- MOSCOW — Moscow is counts. “He presents himself as a threatening to order an addi- pro-life man. If he is a good pro- tional 155 American diplomatic lifer, he should understand that personnel removed from mis- the family is the cradle of life and sions in Russia in a further esca- you must defend its unity.” lation of the cycle of retaliation Trump said last week he had between the two world powers. decided to terminate the De- Russian Foreign Minister ferred Action for Childhood Ar- Sergei Lavrov said Monday that rivals program in six months. He Russia was seriously consider- urged Congress to replace it in ing the additional cuts, although that time. it had not yet made a formal petition. A senior State Depart- Report: Romney Joe Burbank / Orlando Sentinel ment official, speaking on con- Residents survey the scene of a van in a sinkhole on Monday that opened up at the Astor Park apartment complex in dition of anonymity, confirmed Prepping Senate Run in Winter Springs, Fla., during Hurricane Irma passing through central Florida Sunday night. The glass on the ground is the Trump administration was Utah if Hatch Retires the window that the driver punched out to extract himself after driving into the sinkhole. aware of the possibility. Earlier this year, Moscow or- By Tribune News Services dered the U.S. to slash its staff WASHINGTON — Former in Russia by nearly two-thirds, presidential nominee Mitt Rom- to 455 people, by Sept. 1. In re- ney is prepared to run for Senate sponse, the U.S. ordered Russia in Utah if the state’s senior GOP Record-Breaking Hurricanes to shutter its consulate in San senator Orrin G. Hatch decides Francisco and two trade offices, to retire, Utah Policy reported in Washington, D.C., and New Monday. Stretch and Strain FEMA York. The report cited unnamed Washington and Moscow are sources close to Romney, the By Tribune News Services to 15 years ago,” said Katie Fox, jor natural disasters to test the basing their tit-for-tat on differ- acting deputy administrator at Trump administration. He has former Massachusetts governor, WASHINGTON — The dev- ing interpretations of “parity,” FEMA. “Government folks have tried to reassure the public that who said he is preparing a Senate astating paths of Hurricanes the principle that each govern- recognized that there is a huge run in case Hatch opts not to run Irma and Harvey have stretched the disaster agency is up to the ment have an identical numeri- again. Hatch had previously said the Federal Emergency Manage- amount of capability out there in task of responding to massive cal presence in the other’s coun- this term would be his last, but ment Agency to a point unlike the population. Engaging those back-to-back hurricanes and try. That was the justification he has since signaled he could any in recent memory as the folks is a huge help. It often used anything that follows. Moscow used to cut the U.S. staff run for an eighth time. country looks to recover from to be seen as a hindrance that But the reality is the full im- to 455, the same number Russia Romney currently lives in the damage caused by record- you’d have to manage.” pact of Irma has yet to be real- had here. The U.S. then said clos- Utah. In 2012 he became the breaking winds and flooding As of Monday, more than ized. ing the San Francisco consulate first member of the Church of across Florida, Southeast Texas 2,300 FEMA personnel have The storm slammed the west meant each country would have Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and South Carolina, not to men- been deployed to Florida; 1,300 coast of Florida, but the after- three consulates. to be a major party’s presidential tion wildfires in the West. are part of search and rescue shocks have been felt hundreds Now, Russia said it was being nominee. The two storms have illus- teams working on the ground of miles away as officials report too generous because the number Hatch’s adviser Dave Hansen trated how the disaster agency — with the state’s emergency man- massive flooding on Florida’s 455 included staff at its mission at said Hatch would likely make a unable to be everywhere at once agement officials. They are east coast and north into South the United Nations: 155 people. decision by the end of the year — has been forced to become among the more than 15,000 Carolina. The Defense Depart- That number of American em- on running again. Hansen ran more nimble. It has evolved from people on the ground (not count- ment announced Monday after- ployees in Russia may now need Hatch’s 2006 and 2012 Senate a command-and-control opera- ing National Guard troops) noon that an additional 10,000 to go, Lavrov suggested. campaigns. tion into coordinator that over- dedicated to Irma recovery who people may need to be evacuated “If they have taken parity as “To be honest with you, the sees and encourages help from have been dispatched across the from Key West. a criterion ... we will bring these Senate has some very crucial and outside groups, such as the pri- Southeast as well as to Puerto “The agency is being pushed conditions into full compliance very critical decisions coming up vate sector and nonprofits, and Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. to its limits right now with all with what is called parity,” Lav- in the next couple of months and regular citizens in Houston who Another 10,000 people are on these events,” said Gary Webb, rov said at a news conference that’s what the senator is focused were called on to break out their the ground in Texas and Louisi- chairman of emergency manage- Monday in Amman, Jordan. on right now,” Hansen said in a canoes to help stranded neigh- ana, continuing with recovery ef- ment and disaster science at the State Department spokes- brief interview Monday. “We’ve bors when traditional search forts following Harvey. University of North Texas. “The woman Heather Nauert said been operating under the prem- and rescue teams couldn’t reach FEMA Administrator Brock reality is the federal government the administration continued ise that he’s running until he says them. Long has received high marks doesn’t have unlimited resources to hold out hope that relations he’s not.” “You didn’t use to see that 10 for his handling of the first ma- and capacity.” would improve. • Main 13 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017 State Lawmakers Pocket Thousands in Extra-Session Expense Payments MONEY: State Sen. John legislation and noted his victory require some legislators to take Capitol?” plying with environmental stan- this year in getting money into unpaid leave from their regular That report cited Schoesler dards. Braun, R-Centralia, the budget to study a long-sought jobs. Others say they provide the defending the absence of law- “Here’s the thing that Among Legislators Who priority: a state bank. only income in their family, or makers by saying it would save bothers me: I don’t want the spe- “Every day, even on the week- they deserve fair compensation on expense costs. cial sessions, I don’t want this Accepted No Extra ends, I’m probably spending for work that sometimes takes “Why would we ask the tax- limbo,” said Fortunato, who col- Payments Despite eight hours a day” on legislative place around the clock, both in payers to pay per diem for 98 lected $22,080 in expenses. “You business, said Hasegawa. Like Olympia and back home. House members and 49 senators can’t go anywhere, you can’t do Being Key Negotiator many lawmakers, Hasegawa Still, some say expense pay- if they’re not actively involved in anything.” By Joseph O’Sullivan added that he rents a place to stay ments can be too generous. the budget?” Schoesler told The Rep. Eric Pettigrew, a Demo- “My general feeling is, they The Seattle Times in Olympia while the Legislature News Tribune. crat who represents South Seattle, is in session. should only be able to collect per But lawmakers claiming defended the expenses, saying OLYMPIA — With the The list of those claiming diem for days they are actually larger expense reimbursements he believes lawmakers should be Washington Legislature this more than $20,000 in expens- present in Olympia,” said Toby say they’re working even when properly reimbursed. spring and summer mostly es includes Republicans and Nixon, a former Republican state they’re not in Olympia — or they Pettigrew, who collected mired in gridlock, Democratic Democrats, longtime legislators representative and current presi- need the money to make ends $23,160 in per diem, is caucus state Sen. Bob Hasegawa cranked and freshmen. Some represent dent of the Washington Coali- meet. chair, which requires him to run up his campaign to become Seat- districts east of the Cascade tion for Open Government. Sen. Brad Hawkins, R- meetings with lawmakers and tle’s next mayor. mountains, far from the Capitol. Braun said he doesn’t want East Wenatchee, who collected deal with some internal person- But as he attended debates Others live an hour or so from the job of legislator to be so bur- $23,160 in per diem, took unpaid nel issues. and community events in his bid Olympia. densome that ordinary people leave from his job at the Doug- “I don’t shut down my email to replace Ed Murray, Hasegawa Few lawmakers who collected shy away from it. las County PUD for about seven or … my cellphone, at 5 o’clock continued to collect the $120 in that much, however, played key But when it comes to per di- months this year. on Friday,” said Pettigrew, who daily expenses, commonly called roles in this year’s high-profile ems, “I personally think that Hawkins said he moved his added that he rented a room in per diem, that lawmakers rou- negotiations for the new two- some of that is, frankly, abused,” family to Olympia and put his Olympia this year. tinely take while the Legislature year state budget or court-or- said Braun, a business owner two children in the public school who lives a half-hour or so from is in session. dered K-12 school-funding plan. system. A Frugal Approach Apart from four days around The expenses are lawful, but Olympia. “And that happens on “Keeping our family unit to- his official campaign kickoff in lawmakers take very different all sides of the aisle.” gether was really important,” he Other lawmakers took a May, Hasegawa claimed his ex- approaches to how much they said, adding that he provides the more frugal approach with their penses every day possible during claim. “I Took an Oath to be There” sole income for his family this expenses. More than a dozen House this year’s legislative season, state Some take every penny possi- During three months of year. records show. ble, or close to it. Others say they “In some ways, the idea that and Senate members claimed overtime sessions, which began most or all of their allowable That added up to $22,680 only claim their per diem when in late April, only a handful of these positions are part-time expenses during the regular ses- for Hasegawa across lawmakers’ they’re physically in Olympia. Washington’s 147 lawmakers public positions is a bit of a sham,” sion — but took no per diem in record-long 193 days in Olympia, Still others decline to collect ex- were intimately involved in criti- Hawkins said. He does legislative the overtime sessions. which included a trio of conten- penses for the overtime sessions. cal negotiations. work year-round, he said. Those included Seattle Dem- tious, 30-day overtime special Many lawmakers seen at Throughout spring, eight “The reality is, I can barely af- sessions. the Capitol during the grind- lawmakers met regularly in a ford to do it,” said Hawkins. “I ocrats House Speaker Frank Hasegawa was among 14 leg- ing negotiations of the overtime conference room to hammer out could not do this job without the Chopp and Sen. David Frockt, islators this year who claimed sessions took home less than a school-funding plan intended per diem.” and Republican Sens. Dino Rossi more than $20,000 in expenses, $20,000 in per diem. to resolve the state Supreme Sen. Maralyn Chase, D- of Sammamish and Joe Fain of according to a review of state That includes Democrats Court’s McCleary decision, Shoreline, said she spent most Auburn. House and Senate records. House Majority Leader Pat Sul- which said the state underfund- of the legislative season living in Sen. Reuven Carlyle, D-Seat- That’s in addition to the livan of Covington and Sen. ed K-12 education. Olympia in a rented apartment. tle, claimed $8,760 in expenses $46,839 annual salary that rank- Christine Rolfes of Bainbridge Five of those same lawmak- “I took an oath to be there this year, including for 13 days and-file lawmakers receive this Island, and Republicans Rep. Da- ers — as well as several others when the Legislature is in ses- across the three overtime ses- year for their work in the part- vid Taylor of Moxee and Senate — worked to broker the last-min- sion,” said Chase, who collected sions. time Legislature, as well as reim- Majority Leader Mark Schoesler ute agreement in late June on a $21,000 in expenses. “So I’m For special-session days, “I bursement for mileage. of Ritzville. new state operating budget. there.” took it when I was required to During this year’s overtime One lawmaker, Sen. John A handful of other lawmak- Chase said she used the time come to Olympia, specifically,” sessions, most lawmakers headed Braun, R- ers negotiated a paid-family leave during special sessions to do Carlyle said. “If I was at home home to their districts. A hand- Centralia, the plan, or labored unsuccessfully work that isn’t possible in the doing four conference calls and ful of legislators, meanwhile, GOP’s chief to advance rural water-use legis- regular session, when lawmak- two memos, I didn’t take it.” continued working in Olympia budget writer, lation and a capital construction ers shuttle between committee Carlyle defended other law- to negotiate a new state budget, didn’t claim any budget. meetings and votes on the Senate makers taking more in per diem. a court-ordered school-funding expenses. Meanwhile, many legisla- floor. “It’s hard to be successful in plan and other legislation. All told, tive committees didn’t hold a “You can’t really do a lot of this business, or in the private sector Hasegawa wasn’t among the about 60 law- single meeting after the regularly heavy-duty policy work when … and a successful legislator at key negotiators. But he said he makers drew scheduled session ended in late everybody’s running around in the same time,” he said. spent at least one day a week in Sen. John Braun more than April, state records show. committees,” said Chase, who in In 2015, lawmakers received Olympia during the special ses- R-Centralia $15,000 each in The committees that held the second special session intro- an 11.2 percent pay raise from sions. per diem this meetings did so no more than a duced a bill to create a universal, the independent commission “I was campaigning in Seattle,” year. handful of times over the three single-payer health-care system that sets their salary. The com- said Hasegawa, who didn’t ad- The expenses help pay for months of overtime sessions. in Washington. mission this year authorized an- vance past the August primary. such costs as meals and housing The dearth of legislators in Sen. Phil Fortunato, R-Au- other 4 percent raise, split evenly But, “I was still trying to tend to during the sessions. Olympia was so pronounced it burn, said the unpredictability of between 2017 and 2018. my legislative responsibilities as Both Democratic and Repub- prompted a story in May by The not knowing when he’d be need- This year’s 2 percent raise well.” lican lawmakers defend their use News Tribune of Tacoma head- ed during the special sessions boosts the rank-and-file law- He cited his reputation as a of the money. lined, “Lawmakers need to fix affected his regular job training maker’s annual salary to $47,776. senator who diligently studies The long legislative sessions schools. So why aren’t they at the contractors and others on com- It took effect Sept. 1. Protesters Clash in Patriot Prayer Demonstration on Vancouver Waterfront By Andy Matarrese and accelerated through the afternoon. Gibson said the move weapons and that people threw testers accosted rallygoers as they The Columbian Washington Street light at Sixth was meant to help split and dis- rocks, irritant smoke bombs and arrived, hurling invective and Avenue. A police officer imme- organize antifa, or anti-fascist, other objects. sometimes spraying silly string. Two people were arrested, diately stopped and detained the protesters, and allow for a small- The Peaceful Vancouver Activists sprinkled at least one and a driver who drove a pickup man driving. er, more intimate venue. Freedom March, as dubbed by person with glitter. nearly through several protesters The driver’s identity was not “We don’t want huge crowds, the organizers, started at 2 p.m., Most interaction devolved was detained, following a rally immediately clear. Vancouver (a) huge us-versus-them type of and largely consisted of speech- to shouting matches across the thrown by local conservative ac- Police Department spokeswom- situation,” he said. es from Gibson and others to gradually growing demarcation tivist Joey Gibson at the Vancou- an Kim Kapp said the man was Counterprotesters and ral- the amphitheater crowd, which area officers created between the ver waterfront. not arrested. lygoers started converging on numbered at about 100 people. two camps. Around 4 p.m., after the rally, The Vancouver police said the waterfront around 1:30 p.m. Police officers, many in riot The rally wrapped up around counter protesters had begun officers arrested two people: The former first gathered in Es- gear, gradually arrived to form a 4 p.m., and police kept the bulk to disperse, heading downtown ther Short Park, while the latter barrier around the amphitheater, and toward Esther Short Park, Shawna L. Gonzalez, 34, was ar- of the two groups separated as some to follow and continue to rested on suspicion of reckless slowly filled the stands around while counterprotesters chanted rallygoers left. engage with people leaving Gib- endangerment. Kapp said Gon- the Vancouver Landing Amphi- and hollered from the east side of After the rally, some of the son’s event. zalez tossed chunks of wood at a theater at 110 Columbia St. the amphitheater area. crowd moved toward Esther A driver in a pickup and pro- crowd. Gonzalez’ residence was Gibson’s rallies consistently Officers expanded the neu- Short Park and downtown, lead- testers along Columbia Street, not available. draw people from the far right. tral zone between the rally and ing to the arrest of the Silverado near the entrance to the Vancou- Officers also arrested Nicho- While he has publicly denounced counterprotesters, as police offi- driver. ver Convention Center, appar- las Partin, aka Alanna Partin, 36, racism and extremism, the ral- cers continued to arrive through After the rally, a group of men ently goaded each other, and pro- of Portland, was arrested on sus- lies have led to counterprotests the course of the roughly two- driving down Columbia Street testers started kicking the truck. picion of disorderly conduct and and occasional clashes. hour event. sprayed pepper spray at protest- The man driving then re- resisting arrest. Earlier that afternoon, in Several people at the rally ap- ers in the street, counterprotest- versed, prompting the crowd Kapp said Sunday evening no Portland, police arrested seven peared to be part of the Three ers lobbed rocks at their truck, around the pickup to scatter. injuries had been reported. people during protests and a Percenters, a corner of the mili- the Willamette Week reported. Shortly after, the pickup — a The rally, set up through march, held at Terry Schrunk tia-style, largely anti-government Some, mainly the opposition black, lifted Chevrolet Silverado Vancouver’s Joey Gibson and his Plaza, Waterfront Park and the movement that advocates for protesters, lingered around Es- with two American flags flying Patriot Prayer group, was origi- surrounding area in downtown. limited government, as well as ther Short Park for a time, with from its hood — swung back nally planned as a rally for Sun- News outlets reported 20 the Proud Boys, a white national- pockets of people debating poli- around to Sixth Avenue. day afternoon in Portland. Gib- or so Patriot Prayer-organized ist group. tics with remaining rallygoers. Some in the crowd tossed son announced the Vancouver marchers came to Portland, Some among the opposition One protester snatched some- rocks and water bottles at the rally Saturday via Facebook. while there were hundreds of bore the masked faces and flags one’s red “Make America Great pickup. Some, who Gibson called the counter-protesters. of anarchist and antifa protesters Again” cap. The driver pulled past three Patriot Prayer “inner circle,” did The Portland police said of- seen at other rallys. The man was stopped, but vehicles waiting in front of him meet in Portland earlier Sunday ficers seized some improvised Several times, counterpro- not before setting it on fire. News in Brief Bikini Baristas Sue in pression and the right to privacy. are following the rules. through the ordinances," said unanimously enacted two ordi- The suit, filed in U.S. Dis- "The Ordinances, on their Derek Newman, an attorney for nances Aug. 16 dictating a dress Everett, Say Bare-Skin trict Court for the Western Dis- face violate the First Amend- the baristas. code banning bare midriffs, ex- trict of Washington, claims the ment to the United States Con- Barista Natalie Bjerk says, posed shoulders, shorts or bikinis Ban Violates Their ordinances, which were passed stitution; are unconstitutionally "This is about Women's rights, in quick-serve restaurants. The Freedom of Expression unanimously by the City Coun- vague, as applied and in viola- the city council should not tell ordinance requires that owners cil last month, deny bikini-stand tion of the due process guarantee me what I can and cannot wear of so-called "quick service" food The Seattle Times employees the ability to com- of the Fourteenth Amendment. when I go to work, it's a violation and beverage businesses ensure municate through swimwear, The ordinances also deprive the of my First Amendment rights." A group of bikini baristas infringe on their right to privacy Baristas of their Fifth and Four- Plaintiff Leah Humphrey was that employees cover "minimum filed a lawsuit Monday against and deny them due process. teenth Amendment rights and quoted, "These ordinances set body areas" while on duty. That the city of Everett, alleging that The plaintiffs, including discriminate against women," back women's rights by 50 years." includes the breasts, torso and two recently passed ordinances seven baristas and an owner of a lawyers for the baristas said in a Some employees also have the top 3 inches of legs below the banning bare skin — including chain of bikini coffee stands, ar- statement released Monday. said they're concerned that buttocks, the ordinance states. bare shoulders, bare midriffs gue in the suit that their right to "The city knows only wom- they'll make less in tips with the The city has said it will pro- and bare buttocks — violate their privacy is violated when officers en work as bikini baristas, and new dress code. vide picture diagrams to help il- constitutional rights to free ex- inspect them to ensure that they intentionally targeted women The Everett City Council lustrate the new requirements. Main 14 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017 FROM THE FRONT PAGE / SIRENS

of alcohol. Phone records show of a search warrant the juvenile poached at night using spot- Oregon State Patrol troopers Poaching that Haynes made numerous presented the rack from that elk lights and headlights. On the spot a truck, belonging to Mar- attempts to send warnings to J. to investigators, “and indicated way home E. Martin texted his tin, that matches the description Continued from page Main 11 Dills and E. Dills alerting them to officers that this was the elk he girlfriend to say, “We are headed of the truck seen on trail camera to the presence of law enforce- shot and he seemed very proud home now. We killed a pile of footage. During traffic stop Mar- A juvenile hunter was taken ment in the area. of this bull elk rack.” bucks.” In a written statement to tin and Haynes admit to poach- on a muzzleloader hunt with E. law enforcement Haynes claimed ing two deer and squirrel, consent Dills and J. Dills in the outskirts Date: Nov. 7, 2016 Date: Nov. 13, 2016 that he and Martin poached to have their cellphones searched. of Longview. When a the muzzle- Location: GPNF Loo-Wit Location: GPNF Loo-Wit seven or eight bucks and then Later that day they provide more loader apparently malfunctioned GMU GMU cut their heads off and left their than 20 poached deer skulls to for the youth E. Dills grabbed Suspect: Haynes and (Re- Suspects: Haynes and an un- bodies behind during that trip to officers. Cellphone data eventu- the weapon and used it to kill a dacted) known subject Oregon. “We never took any of ally leads to the discovery of more 4-by-5 elk. A tag for the elk was Haynes sent a text message Photographs show Haynes the meat. We just took the heads,” than 50 incidents of suspected purchased later that morning to Martin telling him that (Re- crouched behind bushes posing wrote Haynes. “In total I think poaching in Oregon and Wash- at Baker’s Corner in Longview dacted name) killed a four-point with a recently poached 5x6 elk we shot around 20 deer in a two- ington dating back to 2015. and the carcass was later taken near Loo-Wit that day. just off of Spirit Lake Highway week period.” to Matt’s Custom Meats in Kelso. (504) near Mt. St. Helens. Haynes Date: Feb. 14, 2017 E. Dills did not possess a muzzle- Date: Nov. 11, 2016 admitted that he stored the meat Date: Nov. 30, 2016 Location: Pacific County, loader tag. Location: GPNF near Cold- and antlers at his girlfriend’s Location: U.S.F.S. Land Washington water Lake parents’ house in Clatskanie, Or- south of The Dalles, Oregon Suspects: E. Dills and un- Date: Nov. 5, 2016 Suspects: E. Dills egon. Those remains were recov- Suspects: Erik Martin and named suspect Location: GPNF Loo-Wit E. Dills took a juvenile rela- ered by law enforcement on Dec. William Haynes E. Dills and an unknown GMU tive hunting and allowed him 4, 2016. The kill site was visited Through the use of trail cam- accomplice are believed to have Suspects: Haynes and Mar- to shoot a 5x4 bull elk without by WDFW officers on May 19, eras, Oregon law enforcement used Dills’ dogs to hunt bobcats tin a valid tag. In an interview with 2017 and elk bones were found observed Martin and Haynes on the 1900 Road of Rayonier Martin and Haynes were law enforcement E. Dills admit- nearby. conducting an illegal hunt with Timber Company land near contacted by WDFW officers at ted that they had already used the use of spotlights for two deer Salmon Creek in Pacific Coun- daylight while scouting the bor- the youth’s elk tag on Oct. 1 so Date: Nov. 19, 2016 and one silver gray squirrel. ty. A text message from J. Dills der line between the closed Loo- he decided to use his own tag in- Location: Southeast of Mt. to an unknown recipient read, Wit GMU and the open Marga- stead. Order forms at Matt’s Cus- Hood, Oregon Date: Dec. 3, 2016Location: “My dad and your dad caught a ret unit. Routine checks came tom Meats in Kelso confirmed Suspects: Martin, Haynes, J. The Dalles, OR big tom today.” Later on the text back satisfactory and a warning that the E. Dills’ turned in an elk Dills, S. Dills and McKenna Suspects: E. Martin and Wil- conversation indicates that two was issued for an open container that day. During the execution At least four buck deer were liam haynes bobcats were taken that day.

hit and run was reported in a tering debris along the road. No a vehicle prowl was reported in ly after the report. Deputies plan Sirens parking lot in the 1000 block of arrests were made. the 1000 block of North Nation- to refer him to the Lewis County Northwest Louisiana Avenue. al Avenue. Prosecutor’s Office for a possible Continued from page Main 10 Major damage was reported to a Drug Use Reported charge of second-degree assault. 2015 Ford F-250. LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE Juvenile Steals Cigarettes • At 2:08 a.m. on Saturday, a • At 2:21 a.m. on Saturday, police received a report of a Toledo Woman Cited hit and run was reported in the Woman Arrested After Rollover • At 9:28 a.m. on Monday, man using heroin in a store’s 200 block of Southwest Inter- • At 7:24 p.m. on Saturday, on DUI Charge police received a report of a ju- bathroom in the 1000 block of state Avenue. police responded to a report of a venile male stealing cigarettes Northwest Louisiana Avenue. • At 2:20 a.m. on Monday, • At 8:49 p.m. on Saturday, a rollover crash in the 3100 block from a store in the 600 block of No arrests were reported. Lewis County deputies learned Harrison Avenue. The cigarettes hit and run was reported in the of Cooks Hill Road in Centra- police in Thurston County were 100 block of Northeast Hampe lia. Driver Tara M. Burgess, 33, were recovered and the juvenile Kittens Stolen, Left in Cooler attempting to locate a Toledo was referred to prosecutors on a Way. A red Ford Focus report- of Centralia, was arrested on woman last seen driving south- theft charge. edly drove through shrubs and • At 4:12 p.m. on Saturday, suspicion of DUI, driving with bound on Interstate 5 at about 130 hit a sign. No arrests were re- police received a report of a theft a suspended and reckless endan- miles per hour. Deputies in Lewis germent because three children, Wallet, Identification Stolen ported. of kittens in the 400 block of County caught up to the vehicle Southwest Third Street. A per- aged 7, 8 and 13, were in the ve- • At 9:39 a.m. on Monday, a hicle at the time of the crash. going about 90 miles per hour at Centralia Man Booked on son reported children took the milepost 70 of the freeway. The wallet with identification and a Trespassing Charge, Warrants kittens, which were later found social security card was reported in a closed cooler. Winlock Couple Booked on driver, Kaylee I. Jackson, 25, was stolen in the 1300 block of Alex- • At 9:21 a.m. on Friday, po- Assault Charges cited on suspicion of DUI and re- ander Street. The theft occurred lice responded to the 1600 block Counterfeit Cash Spotted leased due to medical needs. between Sept. 4 and Monday. of Northwest Louisiana Avenue • At 7:42 p.m. on Sunday, to a report of a trespasser. Ken- • At 7:07 a.m. on Sunday, police responded to a report of Ryderwood Man Cited After Money Orders Taken nard P. Supak, 25, of Centralia, a business in the 100 block of an assault in the 600 block of Suspected DUI Crash was arrested on suspicion of Southwest Interstate Avenue re- Meier Road in Winlock. The al- • At 10:54 a.m. on Monday, trespassing and two outstanding ported receiving a counterfeit leged victim, a 48-year-old man, • At 8:32 p.m. on Saturday, money orders were reported sto- warrants. $100 bill. reported his son assaulted him police responded to the 1200 len from the 1800 block of North after an argument. While at- block of Wildwood Road in Pearl Street. Woman Booked on Domestic Tool Set Stolen tempting to subdue his son, the Curtis after receiving a report of Violence Charge son’s girlfriend allegedly hit him a vehicle crash into a field. The Stolen Credit Card Used • At 2:49 p.m. on Sunday, several times in the head with a a tool set was reported stolen driver, Jimmy R. Flores, 60, of • At 2:14 p.m. on Monday, • At 7:19 p.m. on Friday, po- piece of wood. Kodey L. How- Ryderwood, was cited on suspi- lice responded to a report of from the 100 block of Northeast ard, 27, of Winlock, was arrested police received a report that a Hampe Way. The accused shop- cion of DUI and released. stolen credit card was used in an assault in the 2100 block of on suspicion of fourth-degree Southwest Olympic Drive and lifter was described as a man in assault and Samantha E. Taylor, the 100 block of West Maple his 20s with a black baseball cap, Street. arrested Winona F. Gladue, 22, was arrested on suspicion of LEWIS COUNTY JAIL STATISTICS 29, of Chehalis on suspicion of black hoodie and shorts. second-degree assault. As of Tuesday morning, the Assault Suspect Booked fourth-degree assault, domestic Lewis County Jail had a total violence. Vehicle Taken without Permission Suspect Sought After population of 194 inmates, in- • At 1:15 a.m. on Tuesday, • At 5:15 p.m. on Sunday, Assault Reported cluding 169 in general popula- police arrested Alexander L. Pi- Vehicle Seen Driving Erratically, a man reported a vehicle was lon, 28, of Centralia, in the 100 • At 8:20 a.m. on Sunday, po- tion and 25 in the Work Ethic Spreading ‘Debris’ on Freeway taken without permission from and Restitution Center. Of gen- block of Lilac Lane on suspicion the 100 block of Southwest Al- lice responded to the 100 block • At 9:25 a.m. on Saturday, eral population inmates, 130 of second-degree assault for al- fred Street. The vehicle was de- of Dieckman Road in Chehalis legedly assaulting two women. police received a report of an er- after receiving a report of an as- were men and 39 women and scribed as a gold 2006 Hyundai of WERC inmates, 21 were men ratically driven vehicle at about Elantra. sault. A 39-year-old woman re- CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT milepost 79 of Interstate 5. The ported her boyfriend assaulted and 4 women. A total of 44 in- vehicle, a Ford Ranger, was re- and head-butted her. The sus- mates were booked through Hit and Runs portedly loaded up with con- Vehicle Prowl Reported pect, a 28-year-old Chehalis contracts with agencies outside • At 7:33 a.m. on Friday, a struction material and was scat- • At 6:45 a.m. on Monday, man, was not located immediate- Lewis County.

cent, while Lewis County was at eral of those including two Claims 15 percent. In the facilities and personnel claims that alleged parks category, the claims to- former Commissioner Bill Continued from the front page taled 3 percent in Lewis County, Schulte had created a hostile while numbers for all the coun- work environment. The claim Lewis County is one of ties was at 6 percent. filed by former administrative 26-member counties that uti- The county saw a higher coordinator Sheila Unger was lize the risk pool, which allows percentage in “other/speci- settled for $65,000, while a more its members the opportunity fied” claims at 3 percent, with recent settlement of $50,000 was to jointly purchase insurance 2 claims listed in that category, and contract to hire personnel awarded to former clerk of the while the total for the risk pool Board of Lewis County Com- that handles risk management was at 1 percent. claims and administrative ser- missioners Karri Muir earlier There were no claims in this month. vices. Lewis County for utility design “This shows you are having The county has also faced and maintenance, which ac- several government operation the same problems all the mem- counts for 2 percent of the over- and supervision claims, one bers are having,” Derek Bryan, all risk pool claims, or land use, the executive director of WCRP, which adds up to 2 percent of of which has accounted for a told commissioners during a risk pool claims. $57,370 settlement so far in a meeting in August. In all, the risk pool had 1,612 lawsuit filed by Brian Cortland The frequency of claims claims logged with the member The county saw lower per- claims from the 26 member and Brian Green alleging the from October 2013 to now show counties. Law and justice claims centages in claims in the road counties since October 2013 to commissioners were operating Lewis County has more person- accounted for 22 percent, or 13 design and maintenance catego- now, while Lewis County had 60 outside of the open public meet- nel, law and justice, and govern- claims in all, of the total amount, ry as well as in negligent vehicle during that time frame. ings act. The commissioners op- ment operation and supervision while other counties add up to operations, facilities and parks. Bryan explained that the erated on a 2009 resolution that claims percentage-wise than 16 percent. The claim totals for all coun- most severe claims that result in claimed the board was in open the average of the participating In government operation ties in the risk pool were 37 per- the largest settlements are those session during the business day counties. and supervision, 14 percent of cent for road design and mainte- under the government opera- while in the courthouse. Since Out of the county’s 60 total the county’s claims were in that nance, while Lewis County was tions and supervision category, then, the county’s public meet- claims from that timeframe, 8 category, while the total risk at 35 percent, or 21 claims. Neg- followed by claims for personnel ing policy has been revised and percent related to personnel, as pool claims were 11 percent for ligent vehicle operation claims issues. now requires a 24-hour notice compared to 3 percent of total that bracket. in the 26 counties was at 22 per- Lewis County has had sev- prior to holding a meeting.

funding website GoFundMe “I’m getting it straight to the just think it’s really good tim- “I keep saying we can learn Hair geared toward the cause raised family because they have four ing with everything going on a lot from these kids,” Buzzard over $1,600 in 10 hours. Buzzard kids, one income, and they need around us and in the world. It’s said. “I’m still a little choked up Continued from the front page said people have also dropped it,” Buzzard said. “They are very a nice little reminder that people because my goal as a mom is al- off cash and checks. Caring and appreciative.” are good and that people do ways for our kids to be awesome throughout the years. A fund- Comfort, a business that makes Buzzard said she is grateful good things.” humans, so when they do things raising campaign was started custom wigs with hair that is for the donations that poured in. The wig will be rush ordered like that, it’s outstanding.” to raise money for the wig, and donated specifically for an in- “I’m not shocked because I and will be delivered to Lily in Buzzard hopes this will that’s when Rooklidge decided dividual, will create the wig, think there are a lot of people about five weeks, Buzzard said. prompt more people to donate to donate some of her hair as which costs $1,400. out there that want to do some- Miss Lewis County Kennedy to like causes. She recommend- well, which is the same color as Additional money that has thing like this, especially when it Woods, a graduate of Centralia ed Wigs For Kids, a nonprofit Ellen’s hair. been raised will go to the Hub- involves a child with leukemia, High School, cut both of the girls’ that will accept donated hair An account on the crowd- bard family. but it was amazing,” she said. “I hair at her salon in Centralia. and create wigs out of it. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017 • Main 15

Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations The Centralia School District Welcomes the Class Of 2030 Voice of the People

Chronicle readers share their thoughts every day through social media, including Facebook, Twitter and the comment section of Chronline.com. Here are some of the recent highlights of conversation.

Chronicle Facebook followers respond to post of “Work Plan Revised for Chehalis Basin Board Due to Lack of State Funding:”

Dennis Shain: Actual work on flood con- trol will not be affected by lack of funds...It has been demonstrated for decades that money, whether an abundance or lack of it, is not con- nected in anyway whatsoever in any actual work being accomplished in this direction. Chronline Comments The following comments were submitted by readers of www.chronline.com. All stories are available Ed Petersen / Centralia School District for reading online. Kindergarteners sit at a table on their first day of school in Centralia • McCroskey Commentary: Breaking the Law Should Bring Punishment, Even if You’re Saving a Dog USERNAME: STHRKSM Law enforcement people, even former ones, sometimes forget that the purpose of the law is justice. Blind belief in enforcing all rules, even those that the lawmakers - in this case the County Commissioners who recognized the flaws in the regulations that got this dog unfairly condemned but who have worked diligently to improve them - sometimes produces very poor results, even real injustice. These county employees were working conscientiously and in good faith to meet their professional obligations to the public. Firing or imprisoning them would achieve nothing in the way of law and order and would waste even more taxpayer dollars than have been spent already on this useless vendetta.

USERNAME: Shoecker John, Thank you for your years of public service. I get your point about rules. I spent some time as a Union President with the Forest Service and certainly had to un- derstand rules and regulations. They are black and white. Kindergarteners learn the rules of school on their first day of school Friday. Unfortunately circumstances seldom are. Certainly your deputy’s had discretion every time they pulled someone over for a traffic violation. Before deciding whether or not to write a ticket they considered the circumstances. It is un- fortunate that the Prosecutor upon learning of this situation didn’t try to sit down with the employees and the BOCC MISSED and look closer into the circumstances. It is at this point that common sense solutions can often be found. Maybe the or- dinance could have been cleaned up, the employees got a letter to their file, and Hank would be home with his family YOUR and tons of our tax payer dollars wouldn’t be being spent. It bothers me that the political and judicial branch of my local government don’t seem to be able to work together to arrive at common sense solutions. Sitting down before a PAPER? problem blows up is always the best alternative and almost always saves the taxpayers money in the end. I know they broke the rules but sometimes in a not so black and white world it takes that to effect necessary change to things like the ordinance. If people higher up the food chain would listen to those lower down with years of experience and expertise and fix the things that need to be fixed than we likely wouldn’t be having this conversation. Many lessons to Kindergarten is hard. be learned in the story of Hank the Dog. I hope we learn them so no one ever has to go through what Hank and his family are going through. Our Views: Commissioners Should Act on Growing Calls for County Manager USERNAME: TruthCanHurt The BOCC terminated two county managers: Connie Robins and Larry Keaton. Keaton was the best of the two. A charter might mandate a county manager. What would prevent the commission from firing one and bringing in another? Does it guarantee the commission listens to the manager? So we skimp on paying a decent amount to the actual authority of the county and pay a huge salary to the person who simply follows the direction of that authority? Further, all of the other elected make huge salaries? Absurd and unfair! The commission is not a part-time job. Many of Call you cannot see the forest for the trees. It seems you want change even if a change does not fix the problems you see. 360-807-7676 Change for change sake is a waste and useless. It’s lunch time. • Voie Commentary: What Would You Place on a Volunteering Lewis County Passport? Looking for local volunteer ence? Volunteers who work with opportunities that align with students have the power to help chronline.com USERNAME: darkwingdave your interests? boost academic achievement for United a child and set the right track for Sounds like a great idea to encourage people to discover, Way of Lewis a brighter future. United Way or re-discover, points of interest about LC. As to the social County’s on- of Lewis County is seeking pas- After hours media, perhaps businesses that offered a perk for people line Volunteer Center has your sionate, dedicated and kind vol- checking in with Swarm or even holding a Mayorship would answer. unteers to join the Reading Bud- is taking calls be an incentive. Visit www.volunteerlewis.org dy program for the 2017-2018 today and make an impact on school year. Tuesday & USERNAME: profinchehalis the issues you are most passion- • If you have a passion for ate about. helping others, consider becom- Thursday We as taxpayers are paying $300, 000 or more each year ing a hospice volunteer. Whether (they will not tell us) for discoverlewiscounty.com. A com- Featured Volunteer you can contribute your time 5:00 p.m. plete waste of taxpayer funds. A LC passport sounds great Opportunities and talents directly with patients but someone would figure out how to have the taxpayers or prefer to work behind the to 7 p.m. pay for it. • Love to feed people? The scenes, Assured Hospice has a Lewis County Gospel Mission is volunteer role for you. and Saturday Find Us on Facebook Follow Us on Twitter looking for a cook and a helper www.facebook.com/ to feed those in need! Help serve @chronline breakfast or lunch on Fridays. Visit www.volunteerlewis.org 7:30 a.m to thecentraliachronicle Help the hopeless feel hope and to respond to these opportuni- ties in our community. 10:30 a.m. Send your comments, criticisms and feedback to the abandoned feel cared for. • Can you spare an hour a Give an hour. Give a Saturday. [email protected] for consideration in Voice of the People. CH547464ac.sw week to make a huge differ- Give the gift of YOU. Main 16 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017

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2B Girls Soccer Adna Edges Kalama in Overtime By Matt Baide us exactly what our strengths [email protected] are and what our weaknesses are. It feels like a fantastic win. We ADNA — In a rematch of last keep telling the girls it’s not state, year’s District 4 title game and but it feels like state.” state semifinal game, the Pirates The game was scoreless were able to earn some payback, in regulation, with Adna get- as Rachel Burke’s goal helped ting the better scoring chances Adna defeat the Chinooks 1-0 in throughout the first 80 minutes. overtime in a Central 2B League In the overtime period, Burke girls soccer game here on Mon- was able to put the ball into the day. net, with an assist from Lizzy “It feels really good. I think it McAuley, for the golden goal to was a really good matchup and lift the Pirates to victory. it really shows us what we need “I just saw a lot of heart and a to improve on,” Adna coach Juli lot of hustle. The girls were tired Aselton said. “We knew coming and sweaty and they just knew into this, there was going to be MATT BAIDE / [email protected] they had to keep going with the some stuff to work on, so play- Adna’s Rachel Burke (8) celebrates in the middle of teammates after Burke scored the winning goal in overtime against Ka- ing a great team like this shows lama in a Central 2B League girls soccer game at Adna on Monday. please see SOCCER, page S3

Prep Football Saturday’s 2B Football Lewis County Fantasy Football: Week 2 Roundup BREAKOUT: Onalaska’s Ashton Haight Emerges as a Fantasy Star By Aaron VanTuyl [email protected] The ingredients for a big Lew- is County Fantasy Football per- formance were all there: a young running back ready to break out, a rivalry game at home, and a fa- vorable opponent. Onalaska’s Ashton Haight took it all and whipped up a de- licious fantasy dinner on Satur- day, running for a career-high 269 yards and two touchdowns in the Old Helmet game against Mossyrock. The final tally? Thirty-eight fantasy points, the high mark among the Lewis County field in Week 2, and a big number in a week where only two other play- ers hit the 30-point plateau. Here’s the rest of Week 2’s ac- MATT BAIDE / [email protected] tion: Napavine’s Noah Lantz tries to break the tackle of Kalama’s Jacob Herz (5) during a SWW 2B football game in Napavine on Saturday. Week 2 Stars Adna’s Cole Fay ran for 155 yards and three touchdowns (33 points) in a blowout of Tou- Kalama Slips Past Tigers in OT tle Lake, while teammate Brady Collins added a receiving touch- THRILLER: No. 2 Chinooks down and a 51-yard punt return (his third of the season) for 14 Score on First Possession points. Pirate QB Conner Weed of OT, Beat No. 1 passed for two scores and 72 yards, but throw in his five PAT Napavine 14-8 kicks and he picked up 15 points. By Aaron VanTuyl … Centralia’s Jose Pineda, a high [email protected] preseason pick at running back, went off for 181 yards and two NAPAVINE — Tiger football scores (30 points) in the Tigers’ coach Josh Fay was quick to sum win over Mark Morris. … W.F. up Saturday night’s loss as “just a West quarterback Nole Wollan nonleague game.” made his debut with a 70-yard By definition, of course, he rushing touchdown, 62 pass- was right on the money. The con- ing yards and another score for text, though, explains the wry 19 points. Teammate Brandon grin that accompanied the expla- White added 76 receiving yards nation. and a TD for 13 points, while Napavine, the No. 1 team in Ka’imi Henry ran in two touch- the state poll and the defending downs with 46 yards (16 points). State 2B champion, came out … Napavine receiver Jordan Pur- on the short end of an overtime vis had four catches for 62 yards battle, by a 14-8 margin, to No. and a touchdown (12 points), 2-ranked Kalama. The senior- while Noah Lantz added 63 laden Chinooks, likely still rushing yards and 14 receiving smarting from the 41-6 beating yards for 7 points. … Toledo’s delivered by Napavine in their Keyton Wallace ran for 93 yards first-round state playoff meet- and a touchdown (15 points) in ing last November, looked and a win over Ilwaco. … Tenino’s played like a team of veterans, Miles Cannon passed for three scoring first, scoring last and Napavine’s Jordan Purvis (ball) is mobbed by teammates in celebration after an interception against Kalama during a please see FANTASY, page S8 SWW 2B football game in Napavine on Saturday. please see NAPAVINE, page S8

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ASHTON HAIGHT ALAYNA MILLER School: Onalaska (So.) School: Centralia (So.) Sport: Football (FB) Sport: Soccer (F) Haight ran for 269 yards and two touchdowns on Miller scored two goals on Monday in the Tigers’ Saturday in the Loggers’ win over Mossyrock in the Rotary Cup win over rival W.F. West. Old Helmet rivalry game.

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Rushing: KAL — Dyer 7/28; NAP — Stanley $40.00 NFC South Preps 17/72, Noah Lantz 10/63 8. Brandon Pavey & Eric Stebbins - 126 - Carolina Panthers 1 0 0 1.000 MLB All Games PDT Local Prep Schedules Passing: KAL — Dyer 18-34/212; NAP — $40.00 Atlanta Falcons 1 0 0 1.000 American League TUESDAY, Sept. 12 Randy Kinswa 4-7/48, Stanley 3-14/21 10. Gordon Shewfelt & Gary Wallin - New Orleans Saints 0 1 0 .000 East Division Girls Soccer Receiving: KAL — Tucker Wetmore 6/89, 127.125 - $35.00 Tampa Bay Bucs 0 0 0 .000 Castle Rock at Tenino, 7 p.m. Max Ross 4/32, Jacob Herz 3/30; NAP — KPs: NFC West W L Pct GB Rochester at Montesano, 7 p.m. Purvis 4/62 #3 South: Ken Twinning - 5’2” Los Angeles Rams 1 0 0 1.000 Boston Red Sox 81 62 .566 — Centralia at Hoquiam, 7 p.m. #8 South: Gordon Shewfelt - 15’4 Arizona Cardinals 0 1 0 .000 New York Yankees 78 65 .545 3 Volleyball At Onalaska #1 East: Joe Carlson - 5’7” Seattle Seahawks 0 1 0 .000 Baltimore Orioles 71 73 .493 10.5 W.F. West at Mossyrock, 7 p.m. LOGGERS 48, VIKINGS 0 #3 East: Rob Triana - 2’2” San Francisco 49ers 0 1 0 .000 Tampa Bay Rays 71 74 .490 11 Winlock at Northwest Christian, 7 p.m. Mossyrock 0 0 0 0 —0 #6 East: Carey Carskadon - 3’7” Toronto Blue Jays 67 77 .465 14.5 Raymond at Napavine, 7 p.m. Onalaska 18 0 8 22 —48 #2 West: Barney Newton - 10’ Week 1 Results Central Tenino at Morton-White Pass, at Randle, 7 #4 West: Gary Wallin - 5’11” Thursday’s Result Cleveland Indians 88 56 .611 — p.m. Scoring Summary #7 West: Rob Passolt - 3’ 11” Kansas City 42, New England 27 Minnesota Twins 74 69 .517 13.5 Hoquiam at Toledo, 7 p.m. ONY — Lucas Kreger 16-yard run; run #9 West: Don Koidahl - ace Kansas City Royals 71 72 .497 16.5 Centralia at Adna, 7:30 p.m. failed Sunday’s Results Detroit Tigers 60 83 .420 27.5 Montesano at Rochester, 7 p.m. ONY — Ashton Haight 64-yard run; run at LA Rams 46, Indianapolis Colts 9 Chicago White Sox 57 86 .399 30.5 Boys Tennis failed Local Bowling at Detroit Lions 35, Arizona Cardinals 23 West Mark Morris at W.F. West, 3:30 p.m. ONY — Lazaro Rodriguez 5-yard run; run Sept. 3–9 Results Atlanta Falcons 23, at Chicago Bears 17 Houston Astros 86 57 .601 — College Volleyball failed FAIRWAY LANES Baltimore Ravens 20, at Cincinnati Bengals 0 Los Angeles Angels 73 70 .510 13 Centralia at Clark, 6:30 p.m. ONY — Adrian Sanchez 1-yard run; Hazen Top 10 Men at Buffalo Bills 21, New York Jets 12 Texas Rangers 72 71 .503 14 Inman run 1. Mike Postlewait 742; 2. Jim Fueston 739; Pittsburgh 21, at Cleveland Browns 18 Seattle Mariners 71 73 .493 15.5 WEDNESDAY, Sept. 13 ONY — Sanchez 15-yard run; run failed 3. Doug McPeake Sr 722; 4. Jay Pannette 714; Jacksonville Jaguars 29, at Houston Texans 7 Oakland Athletics 63 80 .441 23 Girls Soccer ONY — Haight 1-yard run; Rodriguez run 5. Rich Bunker 690; 6. John Hart 683; 7. Brad Oakland Raiders 26, at Tennessee Titans 16 National League Toledo at Kalama, 6 p.m. ONY — Kreger 45-yard punt return; Kreger Newbury 682; 8. Randy Sanders 679 and Philadelphia 30, at Washington Redskins 17 East Adna at Napavine, 6 p.m. pass to Inman Wes Foster 679; 9. Jim Maynard 673; 10. John at Green Bay 17, Seattle Seahawks 9 x -Washington 88 55 .615 — Winlock at Adna, 6 p.m. Smalley 668; High Game: Jim Fueston 300 Carolina Panthers 23, at San Francisco 3 Miami 68 75 .476 20 Onalaska at Ocosta, 6 p.m. Team Stats MOS ONY Top 10 Women at Dallas 19, New York Giants 3 Atlanta 64 78 .451 23.5 Cross Country First Downs 2 17 1. Heather Fueston 609; 2. Janell McPeake *Tampa Bay at Miami, postponed to Week 11 New York 63 80 .441 25 Aberdeen at W.F. West, 3:30 p.m. Rushing Yards -6 422 597; 3. Sahlee Aldrich 595; 4. Cassandra Philadelphia 54 89 .378 34 Tumwater at Centralia, 3:30 p.m. Passing Yards 16 19 Chalmers 591; 5. Valjean Rudolph 573; 6. Central Black Hills at Rochester, 3:30 p.m. Monday’s Results Total Yards 10 441 Kim Rushton 570; 7. Barb Overlin 561; 8. Chicago 77 66 .538 — Boys Tennis at Minnesota 29, New Orleans Saints 19 Comp-Att-Int 2-9-0 1-4-1 Meagon Crawford 549; 9. Jami Norman 546; St. Louis 75 68 .524 2 Centralia at Black Hills, 3:30 p.m. at Denver, 24, Los Angeles Chargers 21 Fumbles/Lost 3/1 8/6 10. Arlene Thomas 530; High Game: Janell Milwaukee 75 69 .521 2.5 Boys Golf Penalties/Yards 12/105 8/60 McPeake 244 Pittsburgh 68 77 .469 10 Tumwater at W.F. West, Newaukum Valley GC, Top 5 Senior Men Cincinnati 62 82 .431 15.5 3:30 p.m. Individual Stats 1. Andy Fuchs 640; 2. Tim Schnitzer 624; 3. West Aberdeen at Centralia, Riverside, 3:30 p.m. Rushing: MOS — N/A; ONY — Ashton Dee Hinkley 610; 4. Bill Slinkard 593; 5. Skip NASCAR Los Angeles 92 51 .643 — Rochester at Black Hills, Tumwater Valley, Haight 26/269; Kreger 5/52, Rodriguez 6/36, Ivie 581; High Game: Bill Slinkard 244 2017 NASCAR Arizona 83 61 .576 9.5 3:30 p.m. Sanchez 7/49 Top 5 Senior Women Monster Energy Cup Series Standings Colorado 79 65 .549 13.5 College Soccer Passing: MOS — Colton McClure 2-8/16, 1. Ginny Eddy 509; 2. Sara Broom 497; At Richmond San Diego 65 79 .451 27.5 Centralia at Pierce, TBA Aiden Weist 0-1/0; ONY — Kreger 1-4/19 3. Leta Smith 491; 4. Carol Wyman 488; Saturday’s Results San Francisco 56 89 .386 37 Receiving: MOS — Torre Villanueva 2/16; 5. Teresa Johnson 482; High Game: Teresa POS DRIVER MANUFACTURER THURSDAY, Sept. 14 ONY — Rodriguez 1/19 Johnson 181 1 Kyle Larson Chevrolet Monday’s Games Girls Soccer Top 5 Special Rec (2 games) 2 Joey Logano Ford Texas 5, Seattle 3 W.F. West at Tenino, 7 p.m. Monday’s Results 1. Darlene 307; 2. Charlie 294; 3. James 3 Ryan Newman Chevrolet Toronto 4, Baltimore 3 Rochester at Hudson’s Bay, 6 p.m. Boys Golf 286; 4. Joy 283; 5. Cody 275; High Game: La Center at Centralia, 7 p.m. 4 Kurt Busch Ford Cleveland 11, Detroit 0 At Newaukum Valley Golf Course Darlene 170 5 Denny Hamlin Toyota Volleyball W.F. WEST 229, BLACK HILLS 238 New York Yankees 5, Tampa Bay 1 Pe Ell at Ocosta, 7 p.m. 6 Erik Jones Toyota W.F. West (229) — Andrew Kim 44, Bryce Pittsburgh 7, Milwaukee 0 Adna at Toutle Lake, 7 p.m. 7 Daniel Suarez Toyota Dobyns 52, Jaron Howell 41, Wyatt Magnu- Chicago White Sox 11, Kansas City 3 Chief Leschi at Winlock, 7 p.m. NFL 8 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet son 48, Brady Hinds 50, Jordan Waring 46 Colorado 5, Arizona 4 Mossyrock at Centralia, 7 p.m. NFL Standings 9 Kyle Busch Toyota Black Hills (238) — Tyler Cassell 38, American Conference Tenino at Rochester, 7 p.m. 10 Chase Elliott Chevrolet Tuesday’s Games Carson Hughes 45, Jackson Fenner 49, Lucas AFC East W L T PCT Boys Tennis 11 Brad Keselowski Ford Seattle at Texas, 5:05 p.m. Donignian 52, Riley Peters 60, Robert Veria- Buffalo Bills 1 0 0 1.000 Ridgefield at W.F. West, 3:30 p.m. 12 Kasey Kahne Chevrolet Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, 10:15 a.m. Means 54 Miami Dolphins 0 0 0 .000 Boys Golf 13 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Atlanta at Washington, 4:05 p.m. NE Patriots 0 1 0 .000 R.A. Long at W.F. West, Newaukum Valley GC, 14 Jamie McMurray Chevrolet Miami at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. New York Jets 0 1 0 .000 3:30 p.m. 15 Kevin Harvick Ford Baltimore at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. AFC North Local 16 Michael McDowell Chevrolet Oakland at Boston, 4:10 p.m. Local Results Local Golf Pittsburgh Steelers 1 0 0 1.000 17 Aric Almirola Ford Detroit at Cleveland, 4:10 p.m. Saturday’s Results The Hawk Tournament Baltimore Ravens 1 0 0 1.000 18 Ryan Blaney Ford New York at Tampa Bay, 4:10 p.m. Football Saturday, Sept. 9 Cleveland Browns 0 1 0 .000 19 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Ford Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 4:40 p.m. At Napavine At Newaukum Valley Golf Course Cincinnati Bengals 0 1 0 .000 20 Martin Truex Jr. Toyota New York Mets at Chicago, 5:05 p.m. CHINOOKS 14, TIGERS 8 OT Gross Champions: Austin Abbott & Jason AFC South 21 Austin Dillon Chevrolet Boettner - 128 - $215.00 Jacksonville Jaguars 1 0 0 1.000 San Diego at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. Kalama 0 8 0 0 6 —14 22 Ty Dillon Chevrolet Net Champions: Matt Osborne & Scott Tennessee Titans 0 1 0 .000 Cincinnati at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. Napavine 0 0 0 8 0 —8 23 Danica Patrick Ford Witham - 120.5 - $215.00 Houston Texans 0 1 0 .000 Colorado at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. 24 Clint Bowyer Ford GROSS Indianapolis Colts 0 1 0 .000 Houston at L.A. Angels, 7:07 p.m. Scoring Summary 25 Trevor Bayne Ford 2. Jeff Byrnes & Alan Browning - 130 - AFC West L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. KAL — Alex Dyer 20-yard pass to Jacob 26 AJ Allmendinger Chevrolet Herz; Dyer pass to Corbyn Byrnes $175.00 Kansas City Chiefs 1 0 0 1.000 27 David Ragan Ford NAP — Dawson Stanley 28-yard pass to 3. Jon Hubbert & Matt Gill - 132 - $125.00 Oakland Raiders 1 0 0 1.000 American League 28 Paul Menard Chevrolet Jordan Purvis; Stanley pass to Cole Van Wyck Net: Denver Broncos 1 0 0 1.000 Wild Card Standings 29 Corey LaJoie Toyota KAL — Corbyn Byrnes 3-yard run; pass 2. Don Pierce & Don Koidahl - 121.375 - LA Chargers 0 1 0 .000 W L PCT GB 30 Reed Sorenson Toyota failed $175.00 New York Yankees 78 65 .545 +4 3. Sam Bakotich & Rob Triana - 122.375 - National Conference 31 Matt DiBenedetto Ford Minnesota Twins 74 69 .517 — 32 Chris Buescher Chevrolet Team Stats KAL NAP $125.00 NFC East W L T PCT Los Angeles Angels 73 70 .510 1 33 Cole Whitt Chevrolet First Downs 8 15 4. Dennis Moore & Earl Omeg - 123 - Philadelphia Eagles 1 0 0 1.000 Texas Rangers 72 71 .503 2 Rushing Yards 36 179 $90.00 Dallas Cowboys 1 0 0 1.000 34 Jeffrey Earnhardt Chevrolet Kansas City Royals 71 72 .497 3 Passing Yards 212 71 5. Jay Terry & Andy Macomber - 123.25 - Wash. Redskins 0 1 0 .000 35 Gray Gaulding Toyota Baltimore Orioles 71 73 .493 3.5 Total Yards 248 250 $80.00 New York Giants 0 1 0 .000 36 Derrike Cope Toyota Seattle Mariners 71 73 .493 3.5 Comp-Att-Int 18-34-2 7-21-4 6. James Shogreen & Andy Kim - 123.5 - NFC North 37 B.J. McLeod Chevrolet Tampa Bay Rays 71 74 .490 4 Fumbles/Lost 0/0 0/0 $70.00 Detroit Lions 1 0 0 1.000 38 Matt Kenseth Toyota Toronto Blue Jays 67 77 .465 7.5 Penalties/Yards 10/75 3/20 7. David Arcuri & John Cole - 125.125 - Green Bay Packers 1 0 0 1.000 39 Landon Cassill Ford Oakland Athletics 63 80 .441 11 $60.00 Minnesota Vikings 1 0 0 1.000 Detroit Tigers 60 83 .420 14 Individual Stats 8. Rolando Cornelio & Wes Leverett - 126 - Chicago Bears 0 1 0 .000 Chicago White Sox 57 86 .399 17 SPORTS ON THE AIR

TUESDAY, Sept. 12 ROOT — Seattle at Texas NCAA Football Pro baseball 7 p.m. 5 p.m. 4 p.m. ESPN — L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco ESPN — New Mexico at Boise St. MLB — N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay or Oakland at UEFA Champions League Soccer Auto Racing Boston 11:30 a.m. 5 p.m. 5:05 p.m. FS1 — Tottenham vs. Borussia Dortmund FS1 — ARCA Series, Scott 150 ROOT — Seattle at Texas 11:30 a.m. Golf UEFA Champions League Soccer FS2 — Real Madrid vs. APOEL 6:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. GOLF — LPGA Tour, The Evian Championship FS1 — Manchester United vs. Basel THURSDAY, Sept. 14 9:30 A.M. 11:30 a.m. Pro baseball GOLF — Web.com Tour, Albertson’s Boise Open FS2 — Barcelona vs. Juventus 10:30 a.m. Noon WNBA Basketball Playoffs MLB — Oakland at Boston or Cincinnati at St. GOLF — PGA Tour, BMW Championship 5 p.m. Louis 9 p.m. ESPN2 — teams TBA 1:30 p.m. 7 p.m. MLB — Colorado at Arizona GOLF — European PGA Tour, KLM Open ESPN2 — teams TBA 4 p.m. GOLF — UEFA Europa League Soccer MLB — Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees or Kansas City 10 a.m. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 13 at Cleveland FS2 — Atlanta BC vs. Everton Pro baseball 5:05 p.m. Noon 9 a.m. ROOT — Seattle at Texas FS1 — Arsenal vs. Koln MLB — Detroit at Cleveland 7 p.m. FS2 — Hertha BSC Berlin vs. Athletic Bilbao Noon MLB — Houston at L.A. Angels or Toronto at WNBA Basketball Playoffs MLB — Chicago White Sox at Kansas City Minnesota 5 p.m. 4 p.m. NFL Football ESPN2 — teams TBA ESPN — teams TBA 5:20 p.m. 7 p.m. 5:05 p.m. NFL — Houston at Cincinnati ESPN2 — teams TBA • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017

Prep Volleyball Monday’s 2B Volleyball Shelton Wins Tigers’ 34th-Annual Centerville Classic Onalaska Drops Match By The Chronicle they were putting balls away lot about where we still need to fun to see her take her game to to Willapa Valley Shelton was a repeat winner all over the court. It was fun to improve both as individuals and another level,” Sharp said. “She on Saturday, taking the trophy watch.” as a team. This is a talented team is just so steady and consistent By The Chronicle as champions of the 34th-annual In bracket play, Centralia and it’s exciting to think our best physically and emotionally. It MENLO — Onalaska hit Centerville Classic volleyball beat Rochester, 25-11, 25-13, be- volleyball is still ahead of us.” was a great start for her senior the road to face Willapa Val- tournament at Centralia High fore falling to Shelton in the Rachel Wilkerson had nine season.” ley here, as the Loggers fell School. semifinals, 25-22, 25-15. This kills and 14 digs, with 7 of 7 Smith tallied 22 kills and sev- 3-1 in a nonleague volleyball The Highclimbers went 5-1 year marks just the third time serving, against Shelton. Danika en blocks. match. in pool play, then ran through in the last 11 years the Tigers Jensen added seven digs, Mck- “Mckenna has been on varsity Willapa Valley took the the bracket and beat Washougal haven’t won their own tourna- enna Smith had five kills, seven since her freshman year, but she first two sets, 26-24 and 25-15. 25-19, 25-23 in the finals. ment, a span over which they’ve digs and 7 of 7 serving, Mettler her biggest jump in improve- Onalaska fought to win the The host Tigers, meanwhile, accumulated a 59-3 record. dished out 18 assists and Chelsea ment if probably just over the third set, 25-20, but Willapa went 6-0 in pool play, outscor- “Shelton caused us a lot of Petrino added four kills. past year,” Sharp explained. “She Valley wrapped up the match ing their opponents 150-76 while problems with their serving Petrino finished the day with is hitting the ball harder and in the fourth set, 25-16. serving 94.2 percent with 18 aces and ability to side out. We had 33 kills and 22 digs. higher than she has her whole Onalaska’s Alicia Vint had in two-set wins against Forks, a tough time stringing together “Chelsea has worked really career.” 29 assists and was 14 of 14 Aberdeen and Toledo. points on our serve, so could nev- hard at her attacking and it is Kylie Sharp added 28 digs, serving and Eryn Duryea had “We looked great during pool er get a good run going,” Sharp paying off for her,” Sharp said. and as a whole the Tigers served 43 defensive digs, 10 kills and play and were able to focus on said. “Individually, I know our “She had some monster kills to- 93.3 percent (212 of 227) over the was 13 of 13 serving. Olivia controlling our serving and of- defense was working really hard, day and is so fun to watch.” course of the day. Mitten added 13 kills and 16 fense,” Tiger coach Neil Sharp but we need to work together as Wilkerson added 29 kills and Centralia (4-1) plays at Adna digs for the Loggers. said. “Joelle Mettler did a great a team to improve that area. We 38 digs. in a nonleague match on Tues- “I thought they did a re- job setting up our hitters and love winning, but we learned a “Rachel was great today. It was day. ally good job, being down in a couple games and digging out, they continued to have good attitudes and good ef- Soccer fort,” Onalaska coach Terri Dalsted said. Continued from Sports 1 Onalaska travels to Yaki- ma on Friday for the Yakima ball,” Aselton said. “Our job Sundome Festival tourna- was just to keep putting that ment. through ball and tire (Emily) NOTE: Naselle defeated Pe Mickelson out because she was a Ell 3-0 on Monday in a non- storm trooper back there. Lizzy league match. (McAuley) did a great job sub- bing for Cierra (Swenson). She just kept the ball through, made Monday’s 2A the great pass and Rachel scored.” Aselton noted the Pirates’ Boys Golf gameplan on offense was tough- er to execute tonight due to Kala- Bearcats Top Wolves ma’s Emily Mickelson patrolling the defense for the Chinooks. By The Chronicle “What we’ll work on for next Jaron Howell led the Bearcats time is hopefully taking that with a 41, helping W.F. West to a shot earlier before she gets there,” 229-238 win over Black Hills in Aselton said. “She’s so good, but an Evergreen 2A Conference golf she can’t be everywhere. So it’s match at Newaukum Valley Golf just keeping our heads up and Course on Monday. looking at how we’re playing. We Black Hills’ Tyler Cassell just had to wait and see where earned medalist honors with a she was on the field.” 38. Howell finished second and Adna (1-1, 1-0) is on the road W.F. West’s Andrew Kim had a to face Napavine on Wednesday 44 to take third. in a Central 2B League matchup. W.F. West’s Jordan Waring [email protected] shot a 46, and teammate Wy- MATT BAIDE / att Magnuson was close behind Yelm Squeaks Adna’s Cierra Swenson (10) battles for the ball with Kalama’s Emily Mickelson during a Central 2B League girls soccer game with a 48. Brady Hinds shot a 50 Past W.F. West at Adna on Monday. and Bryce Dobyns rounded out as a team,” W.F. West coach Al- The Eagles dominated the Off Seton Catholic the Bearcat scoring with a 52. W.F. West lost by one goal for len Anderson said. “...It’s evident game, totaling 33 shots. “We got a lot of guys who have the third consecutive match, fall- watching this group, they’re get- “I have a mix between seniors VANCOUVER — Seton moved up from JV to varsity this ing to Yelm 3-2 in a nonleague ting better each and every game. and eighth graders. Life Chris- Catholic led at halftime, but year,” W.F. West coach Bruce girls soccer game at Bearcat Sta- The wins will fall into place.” tian has almost every girl back Centralia battled back to earn a Thompson said. “They are learn- dium in Chehalis on Monday. Anderson was pleased with from last year. They had a lot 3-2 win in a nonleague girls soc- Yelm scored goals in the 21st ing how to make some smart de- the performance of his midfield- more experience on us,” Winlock cer match here on Saturday. and 23rd minutes for a 2-0 lead. Alayna Miller, Aaliyah Coro- cisions out there as far as course ers, noting Kiara Steen, Megan coach Brian Ziese said. “They re- Becca Deskins scored in the 25th na and Kupria LaPierre each had management, I would think this Wilks and Bennett each had ally hammered us — kept Che- is a pretty good start.” minute on a pass from Courtney goals for the Tigers, who trailed their best game of the season. leena Squibb in the goal pretty W.F. West hosts Tumwater at Bennett, cutting the lead to 2-1 at W.F. West (0-3) travels to 1-0 at halftime. Miller also had Newaukum Valley on Wednes- halftime. busy.” an assist and Makiah Harris had Tenino on Thursday to face the Winlock hosts Onalaska at 6 day in a league match. Yelm scored on a penalty kick Beavers in a nonleague match. two assists for the Tigers. in the 47th minute for a 3-1 lead. p.m. on Wednesday in a C2BL Centralia’s Courtney Leifer- W.F. West battled back, as Lau- contest. Carlson had five saves. ren Tornow scored in the 65th Life Christian NOTE: Onalaska defeated “I knew going into this match Sports Briefs minute, but the Bearcats were Napavine 3-2 in a Central 2B it would take the contributions of unable to get the equalizer. Downs Winlock League game. every player that traveled and we “It’s our third one-goal loss WINLOCK — Winlock got that,” Centralia coach Henry Koidahl’s Ace to open the season. In all hon- opened their season here on Gallanger said. esty, against a 3A school, this Monday, falling 9-0 to Life Saturday’s Results Centralia (2-0-1) travels to Highlights ‘The was probably one of the better Christian in a Central 2B League face Hoquiam today in a non- Hawk’ Tournament games we’ve played this season girls soccer game. Centralia Knocks league match. By The Chronicle MLB Don Koidahl’s hole-in- one highlighted the action on Saturday at the 10th-an- nual ‘The Hawk’ Memorial Starter Ariel Miranda Can’t Make it Through Golf Tournament at Newau- kum Valley Golf Course. The two-man, 27-hole Two Innings in Mariners’ 5-3 Loss to Texas event was held in remem- brance of Al ‘The Hawk’ By Ryan Divish nings twice in 12 starts since July batters. He gave up a single to Cluzel, with each nine-hole The Seattle Times 1. Over that span, he’s allowed 44 Andrus, who got himself out by section of the tournament runs in 59 innings for a 6.71 ERA trying to advance to second on a Takeaways After played under a different for- ARLINGTON, Texas — In with 27 walks and 61 strikeouts. throw home. But after Miranda Mariners Can’t mat. the past when Ariel Miranda Miranda was in trouble from walked Mazara, manager Scott Koidahl’s ace came on went through these sorts of almost the start Monday. With Servais had seen enough and Overcome Miranda’s hole No. 9 on the West struggles, his spot in the starting one out in the first inning, he went to the bullpen. Poor Start in course, which was playing at rotation remained safe because gave up a single to Shin Soo- Reliever Ryan Garton got the 165 yards during the tourna- the Mariners simply didn’t have Choo and walked Elvis Andrus. final out of the inning to stop the Loss to Texas ment. another viable arm to replace It looked like Miranda had add- bleeding. Austin Abbott and Jason him. ed to his league-leading total of So if Miranda got pulled By Bob Dutton Boettner finish as the gross But the situation is a little 35 homers allowed when he left from the rotation, who might be The News Tribune champions, with a 128 score, different now with roster expan- a 0-2 fastball up in the zone to his replacement? The last thing the Mariners while Matt Osborne and sion and James Paxton and Felix Nomar Mazara. The pitch was Well, the best candidate also Scott Witham were the net Hernandez re-entering the rota- needed Monday was for left- rerouted at a high rate of speed pitched Monday night. Rookie hander Ariel Miranda to take a champs at 120.5. tion later this week. There are re- to deep right-center. But the line Andrew Moore came on in the big step backward. This was that Jeff Byrnes and Alan placements available now. drive hit off the wall instead of third inning and delivered a and more. Browning (130) were second Following Seattle’s 5-3 loss going over it or through it, allow- solid performance, pitching six The loss came at the start of a in the gross standings, with to the Rangers on Monday in ing both runners to score. After innings and allowing one run Jon Hubbert and Matt Gill which Miranda was pulled with giving up a single to Robinson on one hit _ a solo homer from crucial seven-game trip and dealt (132) in third. two outs the second inning _ his Chirinos that put runners on the DeShields _ with a walk and sev- another blow to the Mariners’ Koidahl and Don Pierce shortest outing of the season _ corners with one out, Miranda en strikeouts. postseason aspirations. They fell were second in the net stand- after allowing four runs on six kept the damage to two runs, re- The Mariners total offensive to 71-73 and are now 3 1/2 games ings (121.375), with Sam hits with three walks, it may be tiring the next two batters. output belonged to Mitch Hani- behind Minnesota in the race Bakotich and Rob Triana in time to consider a change. But it became clear in his sec- ger and Kyle Seager. Seattle mus- for the American League’s final third (122.375). The Mariners also need to ond inning that his outing wasn’t tered six hits on the night and wild-card berth. The tournament’s spon- change how they are playing if going to improve. Haniger had three of them. They have 18 games remain- sors included PostNet Cen- they hope to stay in the Ameri- With one out, Miranda Seager cut the 2-0 lead in half ing. tralia, L & E Bottling, the can League wild-card race much walked No. 9 hitter Ryan Rua, in the second inning with a solo Club officials had hoped Mi- Olympic Club, Cascade longer. The loss dropped them to gave up an infield bunt single homer to right field off Rangers randa’s dominant performance Hardwood Group, Harriet 71-73 and 3 { games back. to Delino DeShields and then starter Cole Hamels. in his previous outing against Cluzel, Riverside Golf Club, Sure, he threw six no-hit in- served up another double to the An inning later with the defi- Houston — one hit in six innings Three Rivers Golf Course nings in his last outing. But that gap. This time Choo pummeled cit back to three runs, Haniger — stemmed from correcting a and Newaukum Valley may have been the outlier outing a 2-0 fastball up in the zone into crushed a two-run homer to left delivery flaw. (The suspicion is Golf Course. in a series of rough starts. He’s left-center to score both run- field. He also had a double and he might have been tipping his only pitched six complete in- ners. Miranda made it two more single off Hamels. pitches in recent weeks.) Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017 SPORTS

NFL Cowboys, Elliott Enjoy Methodical Domination of Giants in Season Opener ARLINGTON, Texas (TNS) TOM FOX / Dallas Morning News — The Dallas Cowboys' domina- Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak tion of the New York Giants in Prescott (4) gives New York Giants front of a crowd of 93,183 Sunday defensive end Olivier Vernon (54) a stiff night at AT&T Stadium was slow, arm after he takes off running late in methodical and complete. the second quarter on Sunday at AT&T It wasn't the unleashing of Stadium in Arlington, Texas. pent-up emotions following an offseason of turmoil, chaos and fense. distractions because of star run- Quarterback Eli Manning ning Ezekiel Elliott's on-going passed for 211 yards on 37 at- saga with the NFL. tempts as he was constantly ha- The Cowboys found out this rassed by a defense that recorded week that Elliott would not only three sacks before cornerback play in the opener, but likely play Anthony Brown recorded a all season after a Texas judge game-sealing interception in the granted a temporary injunction, fourth quarter. blocking the six-game suspen- This defense played without sion for violating the personal suspended ends David Irving conduct policy until it's decided and Damontre Moore and in- in court. jured middle linebacker Antho- The Cowboys approached ny Hitchens and then lost cor- the situation with workman-like nerback Orlando Scandrick in focus during training camp and the first half. preseason and used a similar ap- proach to wear out the Giants in Raiders the Tougher 19-3 victory in the season opener. This was a Giants team that found out they would have El- Quarterback Dak Prescott The Giants played without beat the 13-3 Cowboys twice last liott on the field Sunday as likely wasn't perfect, but he played mis- Team in Win Over Titans their best player, receiver Odell Beckham Jr., who remained side- season and had won three con- all season. take-free, completing 24 of 39 for NASHVILLE, Tenn. (TNS) lined with a preseason ankle in- secutive games in the series. Elliott had 24 carries for 104 268 yards and a touchdown to — That popular story line about jury, but this was also a story of But it's the Cowboys who and five catches for 36 yards. tight end Jason Witten. how the Raiders will go as far as a Cowboys team ready to embark open the season 1-0. He had seven 100-yard games Even more impressive was a the offense takes them? on a mission they hope finally The Cowboys got started a year ago when he led the NFL dominating performance by the Might want to rework the ends with a super conclusion. on the victory Friday when the in rushing with 1,631 yards. team's maligned, but feisty de- narrative a little bit. The Raiders beat the Tennes- Local Bowling Standings see Titans, 26-16, on Sunday in their regular-season opener, a game which bore no resemblance to the 35-34 shootout a year ago in New Orleans that propelled the Raiders to a 12-4 season. Instead, the Raiders out- played a potential playoff team in all three phases, getting contri- butions from quarterback Derek Carr, running back Marshawn Lynch and virtually the whole receiving corps, a defense that allowed just six points in the second half, and four field goals from emergency kicker Giorgio Tavecchio from distances of 20, 52, 52 and finally 46 yards. Tavecchio’s last attempt sent fans streaming for the exits with 1:09 to play. The Raiders took a 7-0 lead on their first possession and never trailed against a Tennessee team that was 9-7 last season and considered a breakthrough pos- sibility much as Oakland was a year ago. Panthers Turn Sacks, Stops into Win vs 49ers SANTA CLARA, Calif. (TNS) — The Panthers defensive end who got momentum moving in Carolina’s favor in the season- opening 23-3 victory against San Francisco wasn’t veteran Charles Johnson, superstar sack artist Ju- lius Peppers or last season’s sack leader, Mario Addison. Instead, it was backup Wes Horton who strip-sacked quar- terback Brian Hoyer in the first quarter. The ball was recovered by defensive tackle Star Lotulelei on the San Francisco 42. And it wasn’t big-name re- ceiver Kelvin Benjamin, No. 2 re- ceiver Devin Funchess or rookie phenom Christian McCaffrey who scored Carolina’s first touchdown of the regular season on the following drive, but little- known receiver Russell Shepard. Shepard caught a 40-yard pass from quarterback Cam Newton and put a spin move on safety Jaquiski Tartt at about the 10, creating extra yards and the touchdown. In the second quarter, a would-be touchdown pass to Kel- vin Benjamin was acrobatically intercepted with one hand by Tartt as he flew in to help the de- fensive back covering Benjamin. Kicker Graham Gano notched two second-quarter field goals, including a 36-yarder as time expired in the second quarter to put the Panthers up 13-0. Linebacker Luke Kuechly an- swered Tartt’s pick with an acro- batic one-handed interception of his own, which he returned for 23 yards. That set up a 9-yard touchdown rumble by Jonathan Stewart. Gano hit another field goal after both Newton and Stewart rushed and tried to find the edge in the red zone, to little gain. San Francisco avoided the shutout with a 44-yard field goal by Robbie Gould. McCaffrey had the ball stripped by Rashard Robinson in the fourth quarter, but San Fran- cisco had the door slammed shut as the Panthers mounted a goal- line stop to answer the turnover. SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017 • Sports 5

NFL Hawks Have Trouble Seeing Crippling Penalties, or Offensive Production WEEK 1: Green Bay Defensive Front Dominated, Holding the Seahawks to 225 Yards and 3 Field Goals in 17-9 Win By Bob Condotta The Seattle Times GREEN BAY, Wis. — Hand- ed a phone after the game to take a quick look at a replay of one of the biggest turning points in a 17-9 defeat against the Packers on Sunday — two penalties against Seattle on one play that helped to wipe out an apparent inter- ception return for a touchdown in the first quarter — Seahawks coach Pete Carroll wasn’t sure he saw what he was supposed to. “I didn’t see the punch at all,’’ he said, referring to a punch of- ficials said cornerback Jeremy Lane threw at Green Bay’s Da- vante Adams, which got Lane ejected. “I’m disappointed that play would have such magnitude on the game. … It’s just such a drastic thing to do that I wish they would have had cooperation from more than one official to BETTINA HANSEN / The Seattle Times talk about it and figure it out be- Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers scrambles for a first down in the third quarter against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, cause it’s such a big call. One guy Wis. saw it and that’s what they went with and I’m anxious to hear was held to just three Blair Walsh on the next play on a Ty Mont- the limit for this squad.’’ backer Terence Garvin running how the league tells us how that field goals. gomery run to take a 7-3 lead at Avril said he didn’t know to the sideline. The ball snapped went, what should happen there.’’ The Seahawks went three and the 10:33 mark of the third quar- the penalty was on him until with Garvin still having a foot The penalty for a block in the out on their first three posses- ter and never trailed again. teammate Richard Sherman ap- on the field, resulting in a flag back by Cliff Avril for pushing sions and punted after each of Seattle’s offense seemed to proached him on the sideline in against Seattle for too many men. Green Bay quarterback Aaron their first five. For the 60-minute come to life only when it went the third quarter and told him That gave Rodgers a free that was “a bull call.’’ Rodgers negated the apparent game, they held the ball for just up-tempo a couple times, or play with Jordy Nelson break- 20 minutes, 47 seconds. when Wilson was running Asked if maybe the fact that touchdown by Nazair Jones and ing his route and heading to the instead gave Seattle the ball at “As an opener, that wasn’t as around making whatever plays Rodgers is who he is played into end zone. Nelson got behind the the 50-yard line midway through good looking as we would like to he could. the flag, Avril smiled and said, the first quarter of what was then show,’’ Carroll said. “We have to do way better and “Some guys get the Michael Jor- Seattle defense and caught a 32- a scoreless game. Indeed, Seattle has boasted are better than that,’’ Carroll dan rule.’’ yard touchdown pass to help put Carroll likewise wasn’t sure that its running game would be said. “And we will be.’’ Lane wasn’t in the locker Green Bay ahead 14-6. And giv- he saw Avril’s penalty, though he better this season than a year ago, That’s certainly the hope. room later to talk about his pen- en the way the Seahawks’ offense allowed that Avril should have when the Seahawks were 25th And maybe it was just a bad alty. Adams said he didn’t know was playing, that was basically refrained from even attempt- in the NFL at just 99.4 yards per day against a good team on the if Lane threw a punch but said, an insurmountable lead. ing a block at that moment with game. road — Seattle now has lost eight “There was a lot going on and I Carroll said Seattle had prac- Jones already headed for a score. Instead, the Seahawks man- in a row at Lambeau Field dating didn’t know if they saw it or what ticed such situations all week and “We didn’t need to make the aged just 90 yards on 18 carries to 1999 and has dropped games actually happened. But I mean that, “We should have made it off block,’’ he said. “I know that.’’ — 59 of which came on two runs here each of the past three sea- there was just a lot of hand fight- the field. We didn’t get it done.’’ sons by a combined 82-36 score. ing going on.’’ But if the penalties were hard (one by Chris Carson and anoth- Said Garvin: “We were pre- to see, the larger issue for Seattle er by Russell Wilson). “I classify it as a day to contin- Another penalty later also led pared for it. We worked on it. It’s was that its offense was basically And while Seattle’s defense ue to keep growing,’’ said Avril. to the touchdown that allowed invisible. allowed just one touchdown “On paper, we look amazing. But the Packers to put the game away. just I’ve got to get off the field.’’ The Packers’ defensive front drive of any note, the Seahawks’ that means nothing. So for us Ahead just 7-6 late in the Monday, they got back on the pushed Seattle’s offensive line all offense basically gave Green Bay it’s to continue to keep chopping third quarter and facing third- field at their practice facility in over the place as the Seahawks its first score when Wilson was away, continue to keep getting and-two at the Seattle 32, Green Renton, going back to work to fix gained just 225 yards, fewest in sacked and fumbled at his own better as a team and as an indi- Bay quickly snapped the ball more problems than they hoped almost three years, and Seattle 6-yard line. The Packers scored vidual and if we do that, the sky’s as Rodgers noticed Seattle line- they’d have. Loss to Packers Shows Seahawks’ Offensive Line Woes Have Not Gone Away n the glow of optimism and they went to a no-huddle attack. hope that illuminates open- The fast tempo definitely im- Iing day, the Seahawks had proved the Seahawks’ protection. their worst fears rekindled. This “It helps because you’ve got was déjà vu of the darkest kind, big guys on the defensive line which they hope is not a harbin- that get tired,” Wilson said. “It ger of another season of fretting kind of slows them down a little over the offensive line. bit. Also, we’re playing instinc- But for now, fret away. It’s an tive, we’re playing fast. It’s like I old story line, always say, it’s like fast-court bas- but a fresh ketball a little bit.” wound. Be- A no-huddle attack is hard to cause almost sustain because it not only tires from the start out the defense, it can fatigue the of Seattle’s offense as well. Also, it places eventual 17-9 limitations on substitutions and defeat at Lam- play-calling. But Wilson seemed beau Field, to be advocating for more up- quarterback By Larry tempo play, calling it “something Russell Wil- Stone advantageous to us.” son was on Seattle Times He added, “Yeah, the times the run, rarely we really had a rhythm was when able to get into we were in that two-minute situ- a rhythm except when the Se- ation at the half and near the end ahawks resorted to the hurry-up of the game. It’s something we’ll offense. have to see and study and see if “We were in the backfield a DEAN RUTZ / The Seattle Times it’s something we can do a little bunch,” is how Packers coach Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll goes after the officials after a pass into the corner of the end zone appeared to have more of or a better job of. I think Mike McCarthy put it, with sat- been interference on Green Bay, but resulted in no call in the third quarter on Sunday at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. it’s something we’re really good isfaction. arrangement. pared to 20:47. at.” “I was disappointed that they Even at Openers Nor could the Seahawks open “Man, it’s been like this for were able to be as aggressive up But mostly the Seahawks The Seahawks are 4-4 in season openers up running lanes. Excluding a eight years, man,’’ Seahawks need to get better up front, a fa- front as they were with their de- 29-yard scamper by Wilson on safety Earl Thomas said. “We fense,’’ is how Seahawks coach under coach Pete Carroll. miliar refrain that is still as rele- Year Opponent Result a broken play and a 30-yard run understand that sometimes the vant as always. This Achilles heel Pete Carroll put it, in a much 2010 San Francisco W, 31-6 by Chris Carson, the Seahawks offense is not in rhythm like more subdued manner. is threatening to be a chronic af- 2011 at San Francisco L, 33-17 gained a mere 31 yards on their they need to be. We just have to fliction. This was supposed to be the 2012 at Arizona L, 20-6 16 other rushes. They were held stand up. This is going to make year the Seahawks finally solved “To me, playing offense is 2013 at Carolina W, 12-7 to 225 total yards, the fewest by us stronger. When we have tough kind of like a play — you’re put- their protection issues, or at least 2014 Green Bay W, 36-16 the Seahawks since Oct. 13, 2014 challenges like that, it’s going to ting on a play, and if you don’t neutralized them. They added 2015 at St. Louis L, 34-31 against Dallas. keep building our character. We have the right rhythm, and guard Luke Joeckel through free 2016 Miami W, 12-10 “I’ve got to see the film to see needed that.” somebody’s off, it kind of ruins agency, and counted on another 2017 at Green Bay L, 17-9 what happened, but I was sur- Asked if it was frustrating to year of experience to solidify the prised they were able to do that be asked to bail out the offense the play,’’ Britt said. “Rhythm is rest of the line, even after a costly and it made it hard for us to get on those occasions, Thomas everything to us. Stop me if you’ve heard this Tackle Germain Ifedi noted season-ending injury to George one, but Green Bay’s defensive the running game going like we replied, “It’s not frustrating, be- Fant. that there’s “probably a decent pressure was intense, manifest- wanted to,’’ Carroll said of Green cause we want to be the best. Put One game does not a season Bay’s aggressive pass rush. it on us if we have to put it on us. chance we see them (the Packers) make — particularly a game ing itself not only in some des- again down the road.” peration scrambles by Wilson, The shame of it was, the Se- We have to capitalize and keep played in perhaps the most in- ahawks played well enough on giving Russ those opportunities He was speaking, of course, hospitable environment for a vis- but also in necessitating that the defense to win the game. One to get in rhythm.” of a potential playoff matchup iting team this side of Century- Seahawks use a tight end or run- of Green Bay’s touchdowns was There’s no question that Wil- against the Packers. But to make Link — but the first impressions ning back or sometimes both to set up by a Wilson fumble at Se- son’s greatest rhythm came at that happen, the Seahawks must were not promising. help with protection. The result attle’s 6-yard line. The Seahawks’ the end of the first half — when fix their line woes, a task that has “Going forward, I think we’ll was that often the Packers had defense may have wilted at the he drove the Seahawks to a field proved elusive in the past. This show you what we can do, but more defensive backs than the end from the sheer exertion of goal that actually gave them a year may be different. They think today was not our best,’’ center Seahawks had receivers running being on the field nearly twice as 3-0 halftime lead — and in the it will be. But after one game, it’s Justin Britt said. routes, which is not an optimal long as the Packers, 39:13 com- fourth quarter, both times when hauntingly familiar. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017 SPORTS

College Football Pac-12 Weekend Wrap: Bad Losses, Great Escapes, LA QBs, Buckling at the Knees, Harsh Truths, Rudderless Ships and More By Jon Wilner EIGHT-AND-OH: Colorado. Bay Area News Group The Buffaloes have yet to al- low a touchdown in eight quar- So much for that September ters of play. Only one other team non-conference perfection … in major college football can say the same: Clemson. THEME OF THE WEEK I: Contagion warning. ONE UGLY STAT: Cal. The bottom tier of the confer- It’s not often an FCS team ence took on losses — at home does as it pleases against a Pac-12 to Group of Five opponents and defense, but Weber State gained to a mid-level Big Ten foe — that 571 yards against the Bears. Over/ could eventually cause problems under for USC in two weeks: 650. at the top. There are 10 non-conference ONE-MAN GANG: Utah’s Tyler games in Week 3: One against Huntley. the FCS, five against the Group The lil’ Lamar (Jackson) ac- of Five and four against the Pow- counted for 389 of Utah’s 430 er Five. yards. He’s dynamic, he’s fun From a perception stand- to watch, he’s a true difference- point, it’s treacherous: The Pac- maker … and he’s 6-foot-1 and 12 is favored in eight of the 10. 190 pounds. At this rate, he won’t be upright at the mid-October THEME OF THE WEEK II: Night ter- rors. turn. The Pac-12 had a 16-game TYLER TJOMSLAND / The Spokesman-Review CAPABLE FIRST MATE: non-conference winning streak Hilinski. Washington State Cougars quarterback Tyler Hilinski (3) runs the ball out of the pocket under pressure from Boise State dur- We don’t know how much when Saturday’s night session ar- ing the second half of a college football game on Saturday at Martin Stadium in Pullman, Wash. rived, then dropped three of five time Falk will miss — it sure looked like head trauma — but under the lights: The senior had five pass yards, ASU for 44. a letdown, it’s the Bruins this Hilinski should be good enough Oregon State was blown out break-ups and a sack and was, for week in post-A&M mode. And to get the Cougars past Oregon at home by Minnesota, Arizona my money, the best player on the SEEING DOUBLE: L.A. quarter- Hawaii isn’t nearly as bad as you State and Nevada to set up a lost at home to Houston and Ari- field (for either team) when Stan- backs. think it is. Close into the second showdown, at 4-0, with USC. zona State was manhandled at ford had possession. This whole Darnold-Rosen half.” home by San Diego State. duel reminds me more than a SITTING AT THE DOCK: If not for a miracle in the SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE tad of the Troy Aikman-Rodney PLAIN TRUTH (HOTLINE VERSION): Colorado. Palouse, the loss count would WEEK: Utah kicker Matt Gay. Peete showcase from ’88. Peete USC. We have no idea how good have been higher. Gay made all four of his field finished second in the Heisman What I wrote last week: “The the Buffaloes are because of the goals. Yes, all were inside 40 race, Aikman third. key for USC on Saturday is the lack of competition. That won’t GAME OF THE WEEK: Washington yards, but in the Holy War, every The winner played tailback at running game: The Trojans must change this week: Hello, North- State 47, Boise State 44 (3 OT) kick is a pressure kick — espe- Oklahoma State. use Ronald Jones (and Stephen ern Colorado. The Cougars trailed by three cially when your offense is strug- Carr) extensively … USC needs touchdowns midway through gling to score touchdowns. BUCKLING AT THE KNEES: Stan- 35 carries and 175 yards from its RUDDERLESS SHIP: Arizona. the fourth quarter and had their ford. tailbacks; hit that, and the Tro- Brandon Dawkins spent the backup quarterback in the game. UNEXPECTED CHILLS OF THE WEEK: It’s not often the Cardinal jans win.” offseason working on his reads Their only path to victory re- Oregon. gets pushed backward on both and delivery. Through two quired help from the Broncos, The Ducks led 42-14 at half- lines of scrimmage. It allowed HARSH REALITY: Cal. games, there is little evidence and it came in spades. time but went scoreless in the 307 rushing yards and gained a The performance against We- that he has progressed to the lev- The football gods …. or may- second half — what kind of odds slightly-deceptive 170. Remove ber State — it was in doubt until el necessary to lead Arizona out be it was aliens …. or Bigfoot … could you have gotten on that — Bryce Love’s 75-yard touchdown the final minute — was as alarm- of the South cellar. were looking down on the Cougs. and were forced to send their de- in the first quarter, and Stan- ing as the victory over North fense out to protect a seven-point ford’s tailbacks had 99 yards on Carolina was encouraging. LOST AT SEA: Arizona State. OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: margin in the final minutes. 22 carries. Can’t run, can’t stop the run, Washington State’s Tyler Hilin- HOLYWAR2SEVENTH HEAVEN: can’t beat San Diego State, can’t ski. DEEP SLEEP OF THE MONTH: WITHERING CRITIQUE: Arizona Utah. dominate New Mexico State … Plenty of worthy candidates, Washington. State. It was neither easy nor pretty this can’t continue, or it won’t including (but not limited to) The Huskies’ September This from SDSU coach Rocky — and is supposed to be neither — continue for coach Todd Gra- Oregon QB Justin Herbert, Cal snooze continued with a blowout Long: “They were going to air it but the Utes won their seventh in ham. RB Patrick Laird, USC QB Sam of Montana … or was it Billings out anyway because they can’t a row over Brigham Young, their Darnold and UCLA QB Josh State … or Red Lodge Central? run it. It is not because they don’t longest Holy War winning streak NORTH ATLANTIC, 1912, ICEBERG Rosen. (No disrespect intended, Griz- have players, it is the style of of- since the 1950s. One touchdown AHEAD: Oregon State. The pick here is Hilinski. It’s zlies. I just love Red Lodge.) fense they run. It is very difficult and four field goals > two touch- The Beavers have played three not often a backup quarterback for a spread offense to consis- downs. games, so it’s no longer early. In throws for 240 yards and three DOUBLED OVER: Arizona State. tently run the ball.” fact, it’s over, at least unofficially. touchdowns and helps orches- To lose at home to San Diego FIVE FOR NINE: Rosen. And with five more losses, it will trate a stunning comeback. State is one thing — one very bad PAINFUL TRUTH (HOTLINE VER- Tossed five touchdowns be official. thing — but the Sun Devils were SION): UCLA. against Hawaii and now has nine Their next five: Washington DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: flattened at the line of scrim- What I wrote last week: “If in two games, which is actually State, Washington, USC, Colo- USC linebacker Uchenna Nwosu. mage. SDSU rushed for 279 ever a team was vulnerable to nine in the past five quarters. rado and Stanford.

College Football Briefs degree of revenge Penn State half to make it 14-3. on the first drive of the third first-and-goal at the 3-yard Rosen Leads UCLA to craved, and it almost certainly That field goal was the first quarter as Bryant led the offense line in the third quarter with a a 56-23 Victory Over wasn't the most impressive per- score allowed by Penn State this on an eight-play, 79-yard touch- chance to add to a 14-7 lead. formance the Nittany Lions will season. down drive. Bryant also had the Kenny Hill completed 21 of Hawaii produce this season. Penn State had the ball for finishing touch on this posses- 31 passes for 166 yards. He was LOS ANGELES — It was Josh Still, they played well enough just eight minutes, nine seconds sion, breaking a pair of tackles not sacked, was intercepted once Rosen to the rescue once more to defeat Pitt, 33-14, at Beaver of the first half, which might ex- and dashing to the end zone for and converted three first downs Saturday at the Rose Bowl, this Stadium Saturday, even though plain why it generated just 108 a 27-yard score. by running. The Frogs were 10- time from UCLA's opening drive. neither of their marquee offen- yards of offense. That was all the points Clem- for-14 on third down. Rosen guided the Bruins to sive players — running back Sa- Thirty-six of those yards son needed as Dorian O'Daniel, Anderson ran for 106 yards, touchdowns on their first four quon Barkley and quarterback came on a run by McSorley, the Christian Wilkins, Austin Bry- including a 14-yard score to put offensive possessions on the way Trace McSorley — had particu- longest of his career. ant and the rest of Clemson's TCU up two scores in the fourth to a 56-23 victory over Hawaii larly impressive showings. The Nittany Lions' second defense shut down Auburn's of- quarter. that also involved several notable Barkley carried 14 times for possession of the second half fense. concerns for UCLA. 88 yards while McSorley was lasted just nine seconds, but that O'Daniel finished with a ca- Rosen completed 22 of 25 15-for-28 passing for 164 yards was all the time to took for Mc- reer-high 14 tackles, while Bry- Lamar Jackson Leads passes for 329 yards and a career- and ran for 65 more on eight at- Sorley and Barkley to connect on ant had four sacks and Wilkins Louisville Past UNC 47-35 high five touchdowns, with one tempts. a 46-yard catch-and-run scoring had two. Clemson finished with of the incompletions coming on Penn State, ranked No. 4 in play that allowed Penn State to 14 tackles for loss and 11 sacks. CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (TNS) a dropped pass by Nate Starks. the nation, is 2-0, while the Pan- take a 21-3 lead. Kelly Bryant was 19-for-29 — No matter how well North Rosen played one drive in the thers are 1-1. passing for 181 yards and also Carolina played offensively Sat- fourth quarter before giving way The game attracted a crowd Defense Leads Clemson led Clemson in rushing with 68 urday against No. 17 ranked to Devon Modster. of 109,898, largest in the 98- yards and a pair of touchdowns. Louisville, it could not stop La- But UCLA's run defense was game history of the rivalry and Past Auburn Hunter Renfrow had nine mar Jackson. shredded for a second consecu- seventh-largest in Beaver Stadi- catches and 62 yards for Clem- Jackson, the reigning Heis- CLEMSON, S.C. (TNS) — son. man trophy winner, recorded tive game and the Bruins (2-0) um history. Clemson's defense was expect- 525 total yards, the most by a yielded 281 yards rushing. UCLA Penn State snapped a two- ing a much tougher challenge single player against UNC, and was also without five defensive game losing streak against the against Auburn than it got in its TCU Ground Game, the Cardinals won 47-35. He also starters after defensive tackle Panthers, who recorded a 42-39 opener against Kent State, but Boss Tagaloa watched the game victory at Heinz Field a year ago. Brent Venables' unit put together Defense Squeeze added six touchdowns (three in street clothes; linebacker Ken- Penn State needed only one the same dominant effort. Arkansas in Convincing passing and three rushing). ny Young and safeties Adarius offensive play to take a lead it Clemson held Auburn to 117 The game was back and Pickett and Jaleel Wadood were never surrendered, after corner- total yards, three less than Kent 28-7 Road Victory forth, and UNC had a shot in the injured; and linebacker Josh back Grant Haley returned an State managed last week, as FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (TNS) fourth quarter. Woods was ejected for targeting. interception of a Max Browne Clemson earned a 14-6 victory in — Sophomore running back Down by five, 33-28, and fac- Woods' ejection means he pass 42 yards to the Pitt 8 early a slugfest. Sewo Olonilua scored two touch- ing a fourth-and-1 from Louis- will also have to sit out the first in the opening quarter. Auburn kicked a pair of field downs, Kyle Hicks and Darius ville's 30-yard line, the Tar Heels half of UCLA's game against McSorley, using Barkley as a goals in the first half, one that Anderson each scored one, and decided to go for it. But transfer Memphis next weekend. decoy, hit tight end Mike Gesicki was set up by a turnover, to take the defense collected three sacks quarterback Brandon Harris Rosen found a slew of tar- with a touchdown pass just two an early 6-0 lead but did not in a dominating performance threw an incomplete pass, and gets including Theo Howard minutes, seven seconds into the score on its final nine drives. Saturday for a 28-7 victory at the Tar Heels turned the ball (seven catches for 110 yards and game. Despite being outplayed for Arkansas that sent the Horned over on downs. a touchdown) and Darren An- McSorley and Gesicki teamed the majority of the first half, Frogs to a 2-0 start. Louisville took over, and drews (four catches for 92 yards up for another touchdown at Clemson took a 7-6 lead into the The Frogs held Arkansas to Jackson engineered a five-play, and three touchdowns). 10:40 of the opening quarter, that locker room thanks to an im- 267 yards before an announced 70-yard touchdown drive in just one on a 10-yard completion. pressive drive by Kelly Bryant attendance of 73,368 on its home under two minutes, to put the Penn State Surges in Penn State was unable to cap- and the offense late in the second field, one week after giving up Cardinals ahead 40-28. italize on a interception by Mt. quarter. only 65 yards in the season open- On its next drive, UNC got Second Half to Defeat Lebanon's Troy Apke midway Clemson had a 12-play, 88- er. the ball all the way to Louisville's through the second period, and yard drive that was capped by a The defensive performance 3-yard line, but could not score. Pitt, 33-14 Pitt's Alex Kressman converted 3-yard touchdown run by Bryant helped make up for two turn- Louisville added one more UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. a 28-yard field-goal attempt with to take a 7-6 lead at intermission. overs by the TCU offense, in- touchdown on a 99-yard drive (TNS) — It probably wasn't the 72 seconds left in the opening The lead increased to 14-6 cluding one on a bad snap on for good measure. • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017

College Football In 3OT Win vs. BSU, WSU Special Teams Come Through in Key Moments By Stefanie Loh The Seattle Times PULLMAN — Due to Wash- ington State’s early offensive struggles in their 47-44 triple- overtime win over Boise State on Saturday night, the 20th-ranked Cougars punted seven times throughout the game, “way more than I’m ever interested in punting,” said WSU coach Mike Leach. But the Cougars sixth punt of the evening, at the end of the fourth quarter, played an inte- gral role in their 21-point rally. Erik Powell’s punt hit Boise State’s Reid Harrison-Ducros in the back of the helmet, and Dil- lon Sherman — who was named WSU’s Special Forces player of the week after his the Montana State game — recovered to give WSU the ball at BSU’s 24, with 2:51 left. Hilinski connected with Ta- vares Martin Jr. for 4 yards, then hooked up with Johnson-Mack to pick up 14 and get the Cougars to Boise State’s 6-yard line. TYLER TJOMSLAND / The Spokesman-Review Two plays later, Hilin- Washington State Cougars wide receiver Jamire Calvin (6) celebrates after scoring a touchdown off a Tyler Hilinski (3) pass during the second half of a college football ski found Morrow on a 6-yard game on Saturday at Martin Stadium in Pullman. touchdown pass, and Powell’s extra point tied the game at 31-31 The senior kicker is now fifth “I was like, ‘I know. We’re out and play like that in the first ished as WSU’s leading receiver, with 1:44 left. in WSU history with 34 career good,’” Morrow said. half, especially on the offensive with 107 yards on seven recep- Powell, by the way, was a field goals. The exchange proved pro- side of the ball, and think we’re tions. perfect 5-for-5 on extra point at- phetic as WSU scored 21-unan- gonna do this every single time.” tempts, and he also made both Never Lost Hope swered points to force the game Falk Breaks Records into overtime. his field goals — a 20-yard at- Even though WSU started Former High School Teammates Lost in the carnage of the tempt in the second quarter, and out slow against Boise State, the “Then Jamire gets his touch- Ignite the WSU Offense Cougar’s bad first half, Falk went a high-pressure 22-yard attempt Cougars never lost hope, says down and Peyton (Pelluer) gets 24 of 34 for 193 yards, break- Calvin’s 17-yard scoring grab in the first overtime. running back Jamal Morrow. his touchdown and we get the ing Connor Halliday’s WSU A miss at that juncture No one panicked, not even ball back after the punt that hit from Tyler Hilinski in the fourth record of 11,304 career passing would have given the Broncos freshmen who’d never been in the (Boise State) dude, and we quarter was his first career yards. Falk now has 11,397 pass- the win, but even though Boise these types of situations before. were like, ‘OK, it’s destined for us touchdown reception. ing yards, though his 193 yards State took a time out to ice Pow- Down 31-10 at home against to win this game. We just can’t The former four-star recruit against Boise State was a career- ell right before his attempt, then the Broncos, with 8:53 remain- screw it up,’” said Morrow, who from Cathedral High in Los low. declined a delay of game penalty ing in the game, true freshman finished with a team-high two Angeles had two catches for 24 With 197 total offensive yards, WSU committed to try and get receiver Jamire Calvin sauntered receiving touchdowns. yards in the Cougars’ win, but Falk also broke Alex Brink’s the ball moved back for a less up to Morrow on the sidelines “It’s a testament to our team, was outdone by his high school WSU career record of 11,011 ca- steep angle, Powell coolly con- and said, “Man, we’re gonna how well we fight,” Morrow said. teammate, Renard Bell. reer offensive yards. Falk’s new verted. come back and win this game.” “But at the same time, we can’t go Bell, a redshirt freshman fin- total is 11,141. Huskies Do as They Please on Offense, Defense in Routing Montana 63-7 By Adam Jude true freshman Salvon Ahmed The Seattle Times and redshirt freshman Sean Mc- Grew — scored their first touch- Here were the Huskies at downs in the third quarter. Mc- their best: Grew, in his debut, scored on a • Jake Browning completing 1-yard plunge to give UW a 63-7 a pass to Dante Pettis on the left lead late. sideline for a 9-yard gain. Browning was 22 for 26 pass- • Browning completing a pass ing for 259 yards with two touch- to Chico McClatcher in the mid- downs and the one interception. dle of the field for a 12-yard gain. He had a clean pocket all game, • Browning completing an and he also ran for a career-high easy play-action pass to Will 50 yards on five carries — in- Dissly for a 9-yard gain. cluding a 1-yard score to finish • Lavon Coleman rushing for off the game’s first drive. 30 yards. “We want to start fast all the • Browning completing a 20- time,” he said. “When we score yard pass to Dissly for a touch- on the first drive, it just gets the down. momentum going and gets our The whole drive took 44 sec- defense going a little bit too.” onds. It covered 80 yards. It was Veteran backup quarterback over that quickly. K.J. Carta-Samuels started the The No. 7 Huskies did just fourth quarter and completed about everything they wanted, both of his passes — both to and when they wanted to do it, true-freshmen tight ends, Hunt- in a 63-7 romp of Montana in er Bryant and Jacob Kizer. the home opener Saturday before The UW defense forced four 68,491 spectators at Husky Sta- turnovers. Senior linebacker

dium. STEVE RINGMAN / The Seattle Times Sean Constantine had his first That five-play drive in the fi- The Huskies strip the ball from Montana quarterback Reese Phillips in the second quarter. It was one of four turnovers UW career interception, and sopho- nal two minutes of the first half, forced Saturday. more Jusstis Warren had his first capped by Dissly’s second career sack late. Bierria and redshirt touchdown, was the exclamation well, and just continue to work thought we put a lot of points up, tested as the fastest player on the freshman Myles Rice recovered point in an efficient first half for on what we don’t do great, it’s go- which we needed to do,” Adams UW roster, running a 4.38-sec- fumbles. the UW offense. By then, the ing to be a special team this year.” said. “It was fun. That was the ond 40-yard dash, but he barely The Huskies have outscored Huskies had a 35-7 lead. It was After a rusty season-opening best part.” had the legs to get across the goal their past three FCS opponents over that quickly. victory at Rutgers, the Huskies There was fun all over the line at the end of his return. by a combined 153-10. None of Here’s how lopsided things returned home ... and then kept field. Pettis returned a punt 67 Most of the UW defenders those three teams have scored an were at that point: Trey Adams, returning to the end zone. yards for a touchdown, weaving left the sideline to join him in the offensive touchdown. the Huskies’ 6-foot-8, 327-pound The Huskies’ one hiccup — from right to left, on the final end zone, drawing a penalty for “They are as advertised,” junior left tackle, had more yards Montana’s interception return play of the first quarter to set the excessive celebration. Montana coach Bob Stitt said. rushing (9) than did Montana for a touchdown off a tipped Pac-12 record with his seventh There was, indeed, much to “They are a very, very good foot- (3) at halftime. That trick-play Browning pass in the first quar- career punt-return touchdown. celebrate. ball team.” throwback to Adams typified ter — will be mostly forgotten. Late in the third quarter, Jo- Dissly, the only Montana Most of UW starters were the kind of carefree fun the Hus- Everything else went to script, mon Dotson had one of the wild- product on the UW roster, had done by halftime. The Huskies kies had against an obviously and the Huskies are where they est interception returns you’ll the best game of his career. He played the second half with most- overmatched Montana team. should be, at 2-0, with another see. He reversed field, weaving came in with four career catches. ly second- and third-stringers. “We’ve got a lot of special no-doubter at home next week way left and then way right, stiff- He had five catches for 79 yards “For the twos, threes and dudes on this team,” senior line- against a rebuilding Fresno State arming the same guy twice, en and two touchdowns against the fours to get in and not allow a backer Keishawn Bierria said. team. route to a 68-yard interception Grizzlies. single point,” Bierria said, “that’s “And if we stick to what we do “I thought we played well. I return. Dotson, who this winter Two young running backs — special.”

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Waiver Wire Pe Ell-Willapa Valley receiver Ryan Shepherd piled up 72 re- ceiving yards and two touch- downs (19 points) in a win over Morton-White Pass. He’s got 155 receiving yards and three touch- downs in two games this year, making him a valuable, reliable commodity at an unpredictable position. … PWV quarterback Matt Pearson passed for 112 yards and two scores, and added a 2-point conversion pass for 14 points. Running back Peter Hamilton added a score and 48 yards for 10 points. … Onalaska QB Lucas Kreger ran for 52 yards and a touchdown, returned an interception for a touchdown, COURTESY PHOTO and threw a conversion pass for The Centralia College volleyball team poses for a photo on Saturday after winning the Clackamas Invitational Tournament in Oregon City, Ore. 20 points. Teammate Lazaro Rodriguez ran for 36 yards and a touchdown with a conversion run (11 points), and new-to- Lady Blazers Win Clackamas Invitational fantasy-players Adrian Sanchez ran for 49 yards and two touch- STRONG WEEKEND: just a group of athletes that were three blocks, Sathre had 12 kills, Timmons piled up 27 assists with downs (16 points). … Centralia recruited to play.” six digs and a block, and Camoza three aces and six digs, Durand quarterback Kolby Baird ran in Centralia Runs Win had nine digs. Timmons notched had 12 kills, four blocks, four a touchdown, kicked a PAT and Streak to 7; Durand Friday’s Results 35 assists and eight digs, and digs and two aces, and Camoza threw a 46-yard touchdown pass Courtney Romig chipped in Voted Tourney MVP The Blazers opened tourna- added six digs and four kills. (12 points). … Rochester’s En- with three solo blocks. Sathre added three kills, two rique Sanchez ran for 74 yards ment play with a 2-1 win over By The Chronicle host Clackamas, winning 25-22, blocks, an ace and six digs. and a touchdown (13 points). OREGON CITY — The Cen- Saturday’s Results … Toledo’s three-man running 18-25, 15-8. Timmons dished out tralia College volleyball team NOTES: Centralia beat Yakima back committee was productive 30 assists with five digs, Durand Centralia opened Day 2 of the extended its September winning had 16 kills, four digs and a solo tournament with a 3-0 win over Valley on Wednesday, winning all around. Ethan Buck ran for streak to seven matches over the 80 yards and a touchdown (14 block, Sathre tallied six kills, four South Puget Sound, 27-25, 25-16, in five sets 25-21, 25-20, 22-25, weekend, going 5-0 here Friday points), and Colby Cherrington digs and a block, Kendall Camo- 25-19. Durand had 14 kills, nine 21-25, 15-11. Timmons had 49 as- and Saturday to win the Clacka- added 51 rushing yards and a za added four kills, and ace and digs and a block, while Sathre sists, and Durand had 18 kills, 14 mas Invitational Tournament. TD (11 points). Receiver Fano three digs, and Nicolle Duryea had 13 kills with a .526 kill per- digs and six solo blocks. … The Hansen also got in on the action, Blazer outside hitter Autumn had eight digs and a pair of aces. centage. Kunihisa added 10 digs, Blazers played two matches on Durand was named the tourna- with 50 receiving yards and a Centralia then beat Lane, 25- Camoza chipped in five kills and Thursday in Everett. They beat ment’s MVP, with teammates score (10 points). 21, 19-25, 15-11. Durand had 14 Timmons recorded 34 assists to Everett 25-16 and 25-20, with Skylah Kunihisa, Kary Sathre kills and an ace, Camoza had send the Blazers into the finals. Timmons dishing out 27 assists and Peyton Timmons all voted seven kills and 13 digs, Sathre The finale saw Centralia Up Next onto the all-tournament team. had seven kills and 10 digs, and matched up with Umpqua again, and Durand recording 15 kills, Centralia heads north to face “This tournament was a great Timmons dealt 31 assists with with the Blazers taking a more and followed it with a 25-17, 20- Sequim (1-1), a team coming off experience for this team,” Cen- seven digs. convincing win the second time 25, 15-13 win over Skagit Valley. a 41-6 loss to Montesano. ... W.F. tralia coach Susan Gordon said. The Blazers wrapped up Fri- around (25-19, 25-19, 25-20). Timmons had 23 assists, Durand West (2-0) hosts winless High- “We got stronger and stronger day’s action with a 2-1 (23-25, Kunihisa had three kills, had 13 kills, and Sathre added line, a team that’s been outscored with each match we played. We 29-27, 15-6) win over Umpqua. three aces, 11 digs and 16 serve- five kills. … Centralia (11-3) 77-26 this year. That should started to become a team, not Durand picked up 14 kills with receives with a 2.25 efficiency. plays at Clark on Tuesday. mean decent numbers out of Henry, Wollan and probably at least one of the Bearcats’ crew Onalaska shut out rival Mossy- of receivers. … Rochester plays Napavine rock, 48-0, in the annual Old at 1A Charles Wright, and given Helmet game to keep the helmet the past two weeks Enrique San- Continued from Sports 1 in the Loggers’ possession for a chez looks like a reliable option third straight year. at RB. … Tenino is scheduled ending the game with an inter- ception. Haight ran for 269 yards and to play at White Salmon (1-1), a two touchdowns on 26 carries, team coached by former Onalas- The finish, though, certainly didn’t leave anyone in the packed and Lucas Kreger and Adrian ka coach John Hallead. … PWV Sanchez each added two touch- hosts Mossyrock in Pe Ell. Given stands at Tiger Stadium looking for a refund, particularly after a downs for Onalaska. that Onalaska ran for over 400 “It’s the Old Helmet game,” yards against the Vikings last last-minute touchdown by the hosts tied things up to force free Logger coach Mazen Saade said. week, PWV running backs Peter “At the end of the day we get Hamilton and Tyson Nissell are football. Kalama’s Corbyn Byrnes to keep the helmet out here in both valuable assets. … Winlock Onalaska, and that’s a huge thing looks for its first win on the road scored on a 3-yard run on the first possession of overtime, and for our kids.” at Ocosta. … Onalaska tries to Kreger (16 yards), Haight (64 improve to 3-0 with Life Chris- teammate Hunter Griggs inter- cepted a pass on the Tigers’ sec- yards) and Lazaro Rodriguez tian in town. The Eagles lost 41-0 (5 yards) scored rushing touch- to Concrete in Week 1 and 36-18 ond play in the extra session to downs in the first quarter, and to North Beach in Week 2, so end the contest. Sanchez added scores in the Haight, Rodriguez and Kreger “I mean, how many football third and fourth quarters. are all decent options. … Toledo games do you see like that?” Fay MATT BAIDE / [email protected] The Loggers’ eight fumbles plays at Adna in one of the bet- wondered. “That’s a pretty darn Napavine’s Randy Kinswa looks for running room against Kalama during a SWW (six of which were lost) were an ter 2B matchups on the board. … good football team. They’re a 2B football game in Napavine on Saturday. Napavine plays at Morton-White part of something good, and area of concern, as were 60 yards Pass, and the Tigers’ skill players we’re just going to get better on “He wanted the ball at the end for three and a half years, and in penalties. should have a bit more success Monday.” of the game, and he wanted the we’re not big Stanley. “We have to take care of the this week after Saturday’s loss to Kalama quarterback Alex opportunity,” Fay said of Stanley. “We have to create an identity, football and the penalties, and powerhouse Kalama. Dyer completed 18 of 34 passes “And any time Purvis is the guy and those guys are going to have get rid of those mental mistakes,” for 212 yards and a touchdown, on the other end, we feel pretty to get better,” he added. Saade said. “But it was awesome. and finally broke scoreless tie good about giving him a shot. The hype around the game, It’s a great feeling right now. Our Saturday’s Prep XC late in the second quarter. Dyer, He’s one of the best in the state and the close final margin, were kids are sky-high after this win.” a 6-foot-1 junior, hit Jacob Herz, with his ball skills, and he’s long, reminiscent of the Tigers’ 28-27 Haight, a sophomore full- W.F. West’s Emma Moon who found just enough separa- he’s 6-3 and he jumps well.” loss to Pe Ell-Willapa Valley in back, was a bright spot. Fifth at Capital Invite tion in the end zone for an easy The point-after, once again, Week 3 of the 2015 season. The “It’s a testament to what he catch. The Chinooks tacked on was entertaining. In the midst teams met again in the state does, and to him in our system,” By The Chronicle 2 points when Corbyn Byrnes of being tackled Stanley tossed a semifinals, with Napavine ad- Saade said. “He had a few fum- OLYMPIA — W.F. West’s snagged a tipped jump ball in the shovel pass to a nearby Cole Van vancing to the title game. bles and got discouraged, but it Emma Moon finished fifth here end zone. Wyck, who packed it into the end “We certainly referenced it in was nice to see his mental tough- Saturday in her race at the Capi- “I thought we had some cover- zone to tie things up. (the locker room),” Fay said. “I ness and his resilience as the tal Invite cross country meet. age issues there, but man, our de- Kalama was unable to gain don’t think this can be a turn- game went on.” Moon finished the 2.23-mile fense was on the field a lot. And any ground and punted with 30 ing point, necessarily, for us, but Sanchez, a senior fullback, senior girls race in 15 minutes, to hold a team to 8 points — and seconds remaining, but the Ti- maybe a starting point. … We’ll was another highlight. 13 seconds, less than a minute kind of an immaculate reception gers elected to kneel it out and get better. (Offensive coordina- “He adds a different element behind winner Ellie Summers on the conversion?” Fay said. “I play the overtime. tor) Tyson (Wilson) will do a to what we do,” Saade said. (14:20) of Northwest Christian mean, we’re that conversion away The defense, which held Ka- good job, and we’ll get better. It Haight scored on a 1-yard (Lacey). from just kicking a PAT and this lama to 36 rushing yards, was a matters how you play at the end run and Kreger returned a punt Teammate Mya Davis was thing goes the other way.” bright spot. Stanley and Purvis of the year.” 45 yards for the Loggers’ final 30th in the same race at 17:02. A pair of interceptions in the both recorded interceptions. NOTES: Napavine (1-1) plays touchdown. Centralia’s Makayla Erickson third quarter stymied the Tigers’ “That’s pretty good,” Fay said. Morton-White Pass in Randle Defensively, the Loggers held was 10th in the sophomore girls offense — one by K.C. Larranaga, “If they’re the best team in the on Friday in a SWW 2B League Mossyrock to just 10 yards of of- race (15:21), helping the Tigers to another by Brennon Vance — state and we can hold them to 36 Mountain Division game. … It fense. a fifth-place finish in the sopho- and things didn’t get much better rushing yards, that’s pretty good.” was the lowest scoring output “Our whole defense stepped more girls team standings. until the fourth quarter. The offense, though, is still for Napavine since a 41-7 loss up tonight,” Saade added. “I W.F. West’s Myles Johnston With their backs against the working out its identity. Stanley to Morton-White Pass on Oct. thought (defensive coordina- took sixth in the freshman boys wall and 3 minutes on the clock, and Randy Kinswa combined to 4, 2013. … Purvis finished with tor) Wayne (Nelson) and his race (13:23), and Rochester’s Levi Napavine started from its own go 7 of 21 for 71 yards, with four four catches for 62 yards. Stanley crew, Kenny (Ulery) and Weylin Jennings was fourth (6:28) in the 49-yard line and went to work. interceptions. ran 17 times for 72 yards, and Womack, did a heck of a job pre- middle-school boys race. Centra- Four straight runs by quarter- “We’re going to have to make Noah Lantz added 10 carries for paring those guys this week.” lia’s Daniel Morales finished 21st back Dawson Stanley put the some improvements. I thought 63 yards. Onalaska (2-0) hosts Life in the senior boys race (12:56). Tigers on the 28-yard line, and we struggled in the first half. We Christian Academy on Friday. W.F. West hosts Aberdeen on fourth-and-10 Stanley lofted had a lot of stuff open and made Haight Runs Wild Mossyrock (0-2) plays Pe Ell- in an Evergreen 2A Conference a pass to Purvis on the left side some poor reads, and there were Willapa Valley, in Pe Ell, on Fri- meet on Wednesday at Stan of the end zone. The 6-foot-3 se- some tips, and we just kind of as Loggers Keep Old day. Hedwall Park. Rochester hosts nior went up and over the 5-10 struggled with some things,” Fay NOTE: Oakville lost to Quil- Black Hills on Wednesday, and Randall Keithley to haul in the said. “But those guys, they’ve Helmet cene, 56-30, in a 1B matchup on Centralia hosts Tumwater on touchdown with 59 seconds left been watching big Stanley (Daw- ONALASKA — Ashton Saturday. Wednesday at Fort Borst Park. on the clock. son’s older brother Wyatt) do it Haight had a breakout night, and The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017 Life Editor: Eric Schwartz Phone number: 807-8224 e-mail: [email protected]

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ARTRAILS TOUR: 44 Artists, the time.” Wolfe has been working on 19 Studios and Two art on and off for about 20 years. Weekends to Explore Art ArtShe moved to Toledo from Colo- rado in 2001 to locate herself By Carrina Stanton between her four grown chil- For The Chronicle dren. While living in Colorado, Everything about Pauli she went to Colorado Mountain Wolfe’s Toledo home says “wel- College and studied sculpture come.” and life drawing classes. Today Down the apple tree lined she dabbles in many art forms, driveway, you’ll be greeted by a but juried into ARTrails on her mop-like black dog barking ex- painting. Most recently she has citedly and two cats lounging in started working in encaustic the sun who might give you the painting, a technique of paint- time of day if you’re lucky. ing using beeswax and resins A restored farmhouse with that results in a textured, water- its roots older than the state it- color-like look. self stands there, along with an “Singing, art, literature, poet- eclectic studio and a cheerful ry. It’s all soul language,” Wolfe original painting of the property. said of her inspiration for creat- Further on, you’ll meet two ing art. “I try to have a message. friends and ARTrails artists God created a beautiful world whose passion for creating is and this is another way to ap- only matched by their passion preciate it.” for inspiring others. Carrina Stanton / For The Chronicle Besides their art and tech- “We’re at the end of the niques, Chappell and Wolfe trail but totally worth coming ARTrails artists Pauli Wolfe, left, and Christine Youngquist Chappell, right, stand by a painting by Chappell of Wolfe’s home and said their particular stop on the out to,” said painter Christine studio. The pair will give demonstrations and display their art at Wolfe’s studio in Toledo during this year’s ARTrails studio tour. Youngquist Chappell, who will ARTrails tour will potentially be showing with Wolfe during ous studios. During the tour, educate the public about the arts,” thought I’d try,” Chappell said. include some sort of activity for this year’s ARTrails tour. members of the public have the Chappell said. Chappell paints a variety of children, and they will be serving This is just one of the sights ability to meet artists, view their Chappell, a retired school subjects, from animal portraits fresh apple cider pressed there members of the public can ex- work, learn about their tech- psychologist, started painting to musicians. She said she is less on the property. If the art itself perience during the 15th an- niques and, in some instances, about 10 years ago. She said she inspired by one specific subject, isn’t enough of a draw, the pair nual ARTrails tour, which takes even have hands-on experiences was looking for something to do but rather the movement of said history buffs may also be place Sept. 16-17 and Sept. 23-24. with the artists. in retirement and was actually shadows, reflections and light interested in a visit to the prop- The self-guided tour includes As is typical of ARTrails inspired by Wolfe’s paintings to and dark. Chappell also enjoys erty, which is listed with Nor- 44 artists showing at 19 studios open studios, at Wolfe’s rural try the art form herself. colored pencil and is interested ton as dating to 1891, but Wolfe throughout Southwest Wash- Toledo studio, Wolfe and Chap- “I stopped in one day and in fiber arts. has found listings for it with the ington. The tour kicks off with a pell will be demonstrating art Pauli was painting, it was flow- “I like to have my hands county dating to 1851, which is Gala Reception 4 to 8 p.m. Sept. techniques to visitors as well as ers, roses or something, and busy,” Chappell said. “I like to more than 30 years before Wash- 15 at the ARTrails exhibition exhibiting their various works. it looked like so much fun I do something with my hands all ington even became a state. gallery at Centralia’s historic Both Chappell and Wolfe be- train depot. The exhibition gal- came members of the juried art Pauli Wolfe shows a piece of in-prog- lery will exhibit representative community of ARTrails artists ress encaustic painting. Wolfe said pieces from each of the artists this year. Though they have one of the reasons she was attracted on the tour and will be open both lived and made art in the to the idea of being an ARTrails artist from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day area for many years, they said it was the opportunity to share not of the tour along with the was encouragement from Mike only her art but her techniques with vari- and Di Morgan, of the Morgan Arts Centre and Studio 505, that the public. IF YOU GO pushed them to apply to What: ARTrails Studio Tour become ARTrails artists. Schedule: Gala Reception 4-8 p.m. Sept. 15 The pair are mem- at exhibition gallery, historic Centralia Train bers of the Studio Depot, 210 Railroad St. Self-guided studio tour 505 co-op. They and exhibition gallery open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both said being Sept. 16-17 and Sept. 23-24. able to share Information: For a map of studios on the their love of tour or more information go to art with the www.artrailsofsww.org/ greater com- munity was NEW PARTICIPANTS what really motivated • Christine Youngquist Chappell – them. oil painting, showing at ARTrails studio #17 “It’s a non- • Pauli Wolfe – oil painting, showing art profit and their ARTrails studio #17 mission is to • Tawnya Dee Oldenburg - mixed media, bring together art- showing at ARTrails studio #7 ists to inspire and Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017 LIFE CalendarCommunity Tuesday, Sept. 12 Health and Hope Medical Outreach, HAVE AN EVENT YOU free medical clinic, 5:30-8 p.m., North- west Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks Hill Road, WOULD LIKE TO INVITE Centralia, for those whose income is less THE PUBLIC TO? than 200 percent of the poverty level, 360-623-1485 Submit your calendar items Greater Lewis County Community to Newsroom Assistant Doug Farmers Market, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Boist- Blosser by 5 p.m. Friday the fort Street, Chehalis week before you would like Greater Chehalis Food Bank, annual them to be printed. He can be meeting, 9:30 a.m., 750 SW 21st St., Che- reached at calendar@chronline. halis, 360-748-1226 com or 360-807-8238. Please Know Your Soils, 6 p.m., Olequa include all relevant information, Senior Center, Winlock, sponsored by WSU Lewis County Master Recycler as well as contact information. Composters, preregistration required, Events can also be submitted 360-740-1216 at www.chronline.com Editor’s Best Bet Public Agencies trol Zone District will meet at 1:30 p.m., Centralia City Council, 7 p.m., Centralia College Event to Wednesday in the Board of County City Hall, 118 W. Maple St., Centralia, Commissioners Hearing Room, second Celebrate Hispanic Traditions, Culture 360-330-7670 floor of the Lewis County Historic Court- Lewis County PUD Commission, house, 351 NW North St., Chehalis. There will be a Hispanic cultural cel- cias Mexicanas. Free traditional food will 10 a.m., PUD auditorium, 345 NW Pa- cific Ave., Chehalis, 360-748-9261 or The Cowlitz River Basin Flood Con- ebration in the TransAlta Commons build- also be provided. 1-800-562-5612 trol Zone District will meet at 2:30 p.m. ing at Centralia College on Saturday. Children’s events include activities, Wednesday in the Board of County The “Festejando Nuestro Dia De La In- games, balloons, face painting and a show- Commissioners Hearing Room, second Libraries floor of the Lewis County Historic Court- dependencia” celebration is brought forth ing of “Toy Story” in Spanish at 5 p.m. house, 351 NW North St., Chehalis. by the Human Response Network and the Other sponsors of the event include the Preschool Storytime and Playgroup, college. Timberland Regional Library and the Unit- Centralia, cancelled The event will take place from 2 to 6 ed Way of Lewis County. LEGO Bricks @ the Library, for all ages, Libraries p.m. There will be performances by Mexi- The TransAlta Commons building is 4 p.m., Winlock Book Babies, for children birth-24 can dance groups Mexico Within the located at 600 Centralia College Blvd. Teen Writing Group, for teens, 5 p.m., months, 10 a.m., Chehalis Centralia Heart, The Stars of Onalaska and Heren- The event is free and open to the public. Toddler Time and Playgroup, Centra- lia, canceled Organizations Preschool Storytime, for children ages 1-6, 11:30 a.m., Packwood Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2200, 7 p.m., American Legion Hall, 111½ W. NAMI Lewis County Connections, Fanciers, judging starts at 8 a.m., South- Main, Centralia, 360-736-6852 Organizations recovery support group for adults with Saturday, Sept. 16 west Washington Fairgrounds, free, Rainy Daze Quilt Guild, 6:30 p.m. Friendly Neighbors Garden Club, mental illness, 2-3:30 p.m., Mary Room, approximately 1,000 dogs entered, social time, 7 p.m. meeting, 8 p.m. 11 a.m., call for meeting locations, Centralia United Methodist Church, 506 360-827-1874 monthly program, Twin Cities Senior Southwest Washington 360-748-6189 S. Washington Ave., 253-468-7435 Center, 2545 N. National Ave., Chehalis, Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, 360-262-3877 Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 10:15 a.m., Dance Center to Hold 11 a.m., 2:15 p.m., Mt. Rainier Railroad, Assembly of God church, 702 SE First St., Elbe, 888-STEAM-11 Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., Uni- Costume Sale ty Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, 360- Winlock Friday, Sept. 15 Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Cowlitz Prairie Grange, potluck starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 748-1753, [email protected] Harvey Nelson and Swing Stuff Band, The Southwest Washington Two Town Tuners, 7 p.m., Lewis and dinner 6:30 p.m., meeting 7:30 p.m., Dance Center will hold a cos- Jackson Highway, Chehalis 360-864-2023 country/western, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cit- Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centra- ies Senior Center, $6, 360-350-2423 tume sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dancing, Country Four and More, Seniors’ Bible study, 2 p.m., Calvary 1:30-4:30 p.m., Swede Hall, Rochester, lia, tuners.groupanizer.com Karaoke, with Jimmy Abbott, 7:30 on Saturday, Sept. 16. Breastfeeding Coalition of Lewis Assembly of God, Centralia, 360-736- 360-352-2135 6769 or 360-324-9050 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, 1993 S. Market The center is cleaning out County, noon-1:30 p.m., second floor, Blvd. Chehalis, 360-748-7241 Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary Lewis County Public Health & Social Zonta Club of Centralia-Chehalis, its costume closet from the year. Riverside Park, Centralia, free, spon- Oakview Acoustic Jam, 6-9 p.m., Services, 360 NW North St., Chehalis, noon, Elks Lodge, 1732 S. Gold St., Cen- The center suggested area resi- Oakview Grange, 2715 N. Pearl sored by Jesus Name Pentecostal 360-740-1234 tralia, 360-330-0564 dent get their Halloween shop- Church, Chehalis, 360-623-9438 Good Sam RV Chapter, 10 a.m., St., Centralia, donations accepted, Mount St. Helens Patchwork Quilters, 360-870-8447 ping doneearly by visiting the Coach Train Excursions to Milburn, 1 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lewis County Historical Taste of Alaska restaurant, Napavine, sale. and 3 p.m., Chehalis-Centralia Railroad 360-785-4139 Centralia Farmers Market, 10 a.m.- Museum, 599 NW Front St., Chehalis, The sale will be located at & Museum, 1101 SW Sylvenus St., Che- 360-880-5134 3 p.m., parking lot west of Vanity Fair, Centralia Outlet Mall, accept EBT cards, 437 N. Market Blvd. in Chehalis. halis, steamtrainride.com, 360-748-9593 Support Groups WIC and SFMNP coupons, 360-985- Cash or checks are accepted. Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, Support Groups 0662, www.centraliafarmersmarket.org 11 a.m., 2:15 p.m., Mt. Rainier Railroad, Domestic violence support group, Elbe, 888-STEAM-11 Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- 360-985-0662, www.facebook.com/ Dog show, Timberland Valley Dog 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- halis, sponsored by Human Response Centralias-Lewis-County-Farmers-Mar- Fanciers, judging starts at 8 a.m., South- halis, sponsored by Human Response Network, 360-748-6601 ket west Washington Fairgrounds, free, Support Groups Network, 360-748-6601 Emotions Anonymous, 12 Step Club, Hell’s Belles, doors open at 7 p.m., approximately 1,000 dogs entered, 360-827-1874 NAMI Lewis County Family Support 8 p.m., Yard Birds, 360-304-9334 concert at 8 p.m., Lucky Eagle Casino, GriefShare, a video seminar focus- Group, 6-7:30 p.m., Vernetta Smith Che- Bereavement support, 10-11 a.m., Rochester, free, 800-720-1788 Tenino Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 ing on helping people who have lost halis Timberland Library, 360-736-5319 Morton General Hospital conference Preserving Meat, Gamefood and p.m., Olympia Street, www.teninofarm- a loved one, 12:30-2 p.m., Shoestring or [email protected] room, 360-496-3591 or 360-807-7775 Seafood, 6 p.m., Fort Borst Park Kitchen ersmarket.org, www.facebook.com/ Valley Community Church, 104 Frase TeninoFarmersMarket/ Road, Onalaska, 360-870-2782, http:// NAMI Lewis County Connections, 2, Centralia, 360-740-1212 Club Mom Children’s Clothing svcchurch.com/griefshare/ recovery support group for adults with Roxy Theatre in Morton will show Lo- mental illness, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities Bank and Exchange, 1-3 p.m., Centra- Thursday, Sept 14 gan Lucky Friday, Saturday and Sunday lia Christian Church, 1215 W. Main St., Senior Center, 2545 N. National Ave., at 7 p.m. Learn more at Mortonroxy.org. Chehalis, 360-785-9668 Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Ea- 360-736-7655 Monday, Sept. 18 Al Anon, Fellowship in Unity, 6-7 p.m., gles, 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, Coach Train Excursions to Milburn, 1 Unity Center, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, 360-748-7241 and 3 p.m., Chehalis-Centralia Railroad 360-237-4082, 360-269-2531 Libraries & Museum, 1101 SW Sylvenus St., Che- Retirees Association halis, steamtrainride.com, 360-748-9593 Second Chance/Lewis County Brain Family Storytime, for all ages, 10 a.m., Welcomes Missionaries Injury Support Group, 5 p.m., call 360- Public Agencies Salkum Riverview Train Excursion to Ruth, 5 p.m., Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Mu- 864-4341 or 360-983-3166 for meeting Centralia Planning Commission, 6 Preschool Storytime, for children 3-6 seum, 1101 SW Sylvenus St., Chehalis, Who Serve in Pakistan location p.m., council chambers, City Hall, 118 W. years, 10 a.m., Chehalis steamtrainride.com, 360-748-9593 GriefShare, a recovery group for Maple St., Centralia, 360-330-7671 Family Storytime, for children, 10:30 The Lewis County School those who have lost a loved one, 7-8:30 Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, Retirees Association will wel- a.m., Winlock 11 a.m., 2:15 p.m., Mt. Rainier Railroad, p.m., Mountain View Baptist Church, Boat Making, for children, 10:30 a.m., come Brittany Hoff Gill, a for- 1201 Belmont Ave., Centralia, $10, Libraries Elbe, 888-STEAM-11 Chehalis mer Lewis County high school 360-827-2172 Training Day, all Timberland libraries Open garden, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., 4162 Grateful Girlfriends, support group closed Jackson Highway, Chehalis graduate from Napavine, and for women experiencing cancer, 7-8:30 Seed Saving, 10 a.m., Fort Borst Park her husband Sam Gill who have p.m., Centralia Nazarene Church, 1119 W. Organizations Demonstration Garden, Centralia, spon- been missionaries in Pakistan First St., 360-748-9508 or lcdrmeyers@ Organizations Lewis County Writers Guild, 5 p.m., sored by WSU Lewis County Master Gar- the last two years to speak about reachone.com deners, 360-740-1216 Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., Station Coffee Bar & Bistro, Centralia, the cultural differences as well GriefShare, a recovery group for Bucoda Odd Fellows Community Cen- http://lewiscountywriters.wordpress. as the bombings occurring less those who have lost a loved one, 10 ter, 101 E. Seventh St., second floor, Bu- com/ Libraries a.m.-noon, Faith Baptist Church, 436 coda, 360-736-6717 than a mile from them and the Coal Creek Road, Chehalis, $20 for work- United Women in Business, 5:30 p.m., George Washington, Founder of causes for the conflict. Brittany book, 360-264-4482, 360-785-3635, or Kit Carson banquet room, Chehalis, Support Groups Centralia, for adults, 2 p.m., Centralia will also sing and play the gui- www.griefshare.org 360-388-5252 tar for our entertainment. Event East County Support Group, NAMI H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, Lewis County, for those affected by Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 Organizations starts at 11:30 a.m. at Woodland 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 mental illness, 10-11 a.m., Salkum Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, 360-480-0592, Estates meeting room, 2100 S.W. Grand Ave., Centralia, 360-485-2852 Washington Old Time Fiddlers’ As- Timberland Library community room, [email protected] Woodland Circle, Chehalis, lo- S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst sociation, jam session and business 208-476-8070 Celebrate Recovery, dinner 6 p.m., meeting, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Cooks Hill cated behind Steck Clinic. The Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, 360-269-3827 large group 7 p.m., small groups 8 p.m., or 360-736-4163 Community Church, 2400 Cooks Hill luncheon is $13.00. Call 360- Grace Foursquare Church, 3030 Borst Road, Centralia, acoustic music only, Wednesday, Sept. 13 Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Ea- Ave., Centralia, 360-736-0778, www. 360-785-3139 736-6549 for reservations by Fri- gles, 1993 S. Market Blvd, Chehalis, gracefoursquarechurch.com day, Sept. 15 or 16 at the latest. Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo 360-520-0772 Friday Night Live, Narcotics Anony- starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Lewis County Beekeepers Associa- mous, 7-9 p.m., Dayspring Baptist Sunday, Sept. 17 Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Ea- Jackson Highway, Chehalis tion, 7 p.m., Washington Hall, Room 103, Church Fellowship Hall, 2088 Jackson gles, 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, Young Professionals Lewis County Centralia College, 360-740-1212 Highway, Chehalis, 360-508-6495 Dog show, Timberland Valley Dog 360-748-7241 Networking Social, 5-8 p.m., River- side Golf Club Roof Top Bar, Chehalis, 206-293-6126 Support Groups Mental Health Matters, 6-7:30 p.m., “Up From Grief,” for those grieving St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 10000 U.S. the loss of a loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 Highway 12, Rochester, 360-273-9884 p.m., Morton Community Method- LET US TAKE CARE OF YOUR PRINTING NEEDS! Burger Nite, Chehalis Eagles, 5-7 ist Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, p.m., 1993 S. Market Blvd., $2, Chehalis, 360-330-2640 360-748-7241 Parkinson’s Disease Support Group Business Cards Paint Night, 6 p.m., Washington (Chehalis Shakers), 1 p.m., Bethel Church, Hall 116, Centralia College, led by Sue Kirkland Road, Chehalis, go to left and Brochures • Envelopes Wachter and Joan Hitchcock, $25, wine enter at rear of church, 360-520-4889 for those 21 and up, theme is “Wildflow- Support Group for Parents Who Forms • Flyers • Posters ers,” 360-623-8445 or staci.jacobson@ Have Lost a Child, 6:30-8 p.m., house centralia.edu next to the Centralia Church of the Naz- Post Cards • MORE! arene parking lot, 360-880-0041 Better Breathers Club, coping with Public Agencies lung disease and providing a positive CALL US TODAY! 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By Karen Kane teed both in a couple of table- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette spoons of olive oil. Then, when the onion was translucent, I PITTSBURGH — As the added a can of good tomatoes, chef and owner of Cafe Du Jour breaking them up with a fork. on the South Side, Paul Krawiec (If you have fresh from the gar- runs the show at the popular den, blanch them, peel them eatery where culinary adventure — the skin will remove easily is the soup-du-jour, so to speak. — then squeeze the seeds from He can relate to Bill Fuller, not them and use them in place of so much because they both are canned.) I added a splash of red chefs — Fuller is the corporate wine (a tablespoon of vinegar chef for the much larger Big Bur- will do, too) and about a tea- rito restaurants — but because spoon of sugar followed with they both are parents who are the a shake of salt and pepper and maestros of their home kitchens. a couple tablespoons of dried Both have two children: Full- parsley. (If you sub in fresh, use er’s are teenagers; Krawiec’s are about a quarter-cup, chopped.) younger. And both dads have Although it takes only 10 min- taken the responsibility for pack- utes to make homemade mari- ing their kids’ school lunches nara — less time than it takes to — Fuller from his Morningside cook a pot of pasta — you can kitchen and Krawiec’s from his use a jar of marinara or spaghet- homebase in Baldwin Borough. ti sauce. Either way, if you top As we dive into September each bowl of pasta with some and a new school year the two good Parmesan or Romano have the same advice for lunch- cheese, it will be tasty. box packing: Keep it simple and Turning this dinner into a give them what they like. lunch fit for packing was simple. “For a long time, I was put- Karen Kane / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette I squirreled away a little ex- ting turkey between two slices Spaghetti and marinara for dinner or retooled as pasta salad. tra pasta before serving dinner of (soft-style wheat) bread with (about 2 ounces) to became the some lettuce for my daughter ments that it’s most important lunches for my girls, neither of • Dinner would be inexpen- foundation for a pasta salad. It with mango on the side and, for to send children to school with whom liked luncheon meat. I sive. can be as simple or as complex my son, it was a slice of ham on a lunch they’ll eat — even if it’s had done the peanut-butter-and- • Lunch could be served cold, as you like. I went with simple, bread with mustard — just a somewhat embarrassing for a jelly entree with sides of apple at room temperature, or slightly pouring about a quarter-cup of little bit of mustard, and some professional chef. and baby carrots; cold cereal in warm. bottled Italian dressing over the grapes. That was about it,” Full- “I’ll never forget trying to put a Tupperware bowl along with The dinner menus I started warm pasta, using my kitchen er said. Occasionally, he’d ladle a cheeseburger in a Thermos, milk money; soup in a Thermos with were: shears to mince some sliced sa- into a Thermos some leftover cut into pieces (last school year). that never worked very well. • Spaghetti with marinara lami into the bowl, cubing a bit pasta with cheese or red sauce; It was an abject failure. I went After some brainstorming sauce topped with Parmesan of cheddar cheese, and sprin- or assemble some cheese sticks back to the canned soup,” he with Fuller and Krawiec, we • Roasted chicken with ma- kling in a few grape tomatoes. aside crackers and fruit; every said, noting that every once in a concurred that the prime time ple-glazed carrots and new po- You could add chopped diced once in while, the lunch box was while he’ll put some deli turkey for thinking about lunchtime tatoes green pepper and onion, olives packed with cold leftover pizza. on a stick. “He’ll eat it if it’s on a was suppertime. • BLT sandwiches and artichokes. Either way, voila! Krawiec sheepishly admit- stick,” he said wryly. Many dinners can be de- • Chuck roast braised in red ted that lunch for his soon-to- Fuller’s children — ages 16 constructed then reconstructed wine with mushrooms and on- be 7-year-old son is most often Roasted Chicken Dinner to and 13 — now prefer to buy into a fresh take on lunch. Kids ions, served with crusty rolls canned chicken soup and ravioli Chicken Salad Roll-Ups With a their lunches. “I was sad when should be happy — if they liked • Chili with a side of sliced from a can. “He won’t eat sand- Side of Raw Baby Carrots they said, ‘No more,’” he said. it at dinner, they’d like it at cantaloupe The transformation wiches and he doesn’t like my Not all parents feel that way. lunch. Parents should be happy: went as such. All have been PG Since we’re looking for quick- homemade soup or spaghetti An unofficial survey of for just a bit of extra effort in the Tested. to-the-table endeavors, I picked and meatballs. It drives me friends, colleagues and fam- evening, the morning routine up a roasted chicken from my crazy, but he will only eat them Spaghetti Dinner to ily revealed that I was not alone would be vastly simplified. local grocery. I boiled most of a if they come from a can,” he Pasta Salad Lunch when I celebrated the cessation I decided to test this idea bag of baby-cut carrots (reserv- said, noting that his 4-year-old of packed lunches when my within a set of conditions: Spaghetti with marinara ing a small handful) as well as daughter will be getting similar younger daughter moved away • Dinner would be simple sauce was simple. I chopped a some new potatoes (cook extra lunches at her all-day preschool. to college. and, therefore, conducive to the small onion, minced a couple of He echoed Fuller’s senti- For 16 years, I had packed end of a workday/school day. cloves of garlic and gently sau- please see LUNCHTIME, page C8

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Washington “not only will some citizens of daughter of a Rainier Valley against the city just as much the city actually suffer for water, dairyman. She was hospital- as the cases originating here” State but there will be no city water ized in early August with what (Post-Intelligencer, Dec. 2, 1909). for the fair” (Seattle Post-Intel- was later identified as typhoid It was not until the end of HISTORY ligencer, May 5, 1908). fever. She was recovering when the year that Crichton and his Adding to the sense of ur- her young daughter, Gertrude P. colleagues realized that some gency, in late May 1908 a steam Twombly, also became ill, at the of the people who visited the HistoryLink.org shovel accidentally pierced the home of her grandfather, Adam fair had been sickened by the existing pipeline, a 42-inch Boehm, the dairyman. A second contaminated water they drank Health Officials wooden conduit that normally child in the Boehm family was there. The fair closed on Octo- Report Outbreak delivered 23 million gallons of stricken, and then a third. With- ber 16. The incubation period Cedar River water to Seattle in two weeks, nearly two dozen for typhoid is ten days. Only 46 of Typhoid in Seattle each day. City officials called for of Boehm’s neighbors and cus- new cases were reported in No- on Sept. 12, 1909 strict rationing while the break tomers were sick with typhoid. vember and none in December. was repaired. By June, water City health officials did not Meanwhile, the second Cedar Seattle health officials report was flowing again and reser- become aware of the outbreak River pipeline went into opera- an outbreak of typhoid fever, voirs at Volunteer and Lincoln until early September. Health tion, providing an additional 45 later associated with the con- Courtesy Seattle Municipal Archives parks were replenished. How- Assembling the wood stave pipe commissioner Crichton initially million gallons of safe drinking tamination of drinking water at ever, Dr. J. E. Crichton, newly insisted it was a local problem, water a day to meet the needs of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific (A-Y- which was installed to carry Cedar appointed health commissioner River water to Seattle, 1899. caused by lack of sanitation at a growing city. P) Exposition, on the campus of for the Department of Health the Boehm dairy. “Seattle is not A total of 511 cases were re- the University of Washington. and Sanitation, warned that camp would drain into Sno- afflicted to any serious degree ported during what turned out Officials do not pinpoint the bacteria levels in a third reser- qualmie River, not the Cedar with typhoid fever,” he said. He to be the last significant epidem- cause of the outbreak until after voir, on Beacon Hill — still fed River. Bourns concluded that also blamed two local doctors ic of typhoid in Seattle, a mor- the exposition ends in mid-Oc- by water from Lake Washing- the city’s water supply had not who had treated members of the bidity rate of 191 per 100,000 tober. By the end of the year, 511 ton — were so high that the wa- been contaminated, but “the family and not reported the dis- people. About 200 of the victims people — including about 200 ter was “not fit to drink.” steps were taken none too soon” ease. He promised to have them had visited the fair; 21 worked or A-Y-P visitors — will be sickened Construction of the second (Oct. 11, 1908). arrested. “If all cases of conta- lived on the fairgrounds. Sixty- by the disease, and 61 will die. pipeline began in August. The Plumbing Mix-up at A-Y-P gious diseases were promptly one people died; an estimated Fit to Drink work did not proceed smoothly. By the time the fair opened reported, we would be free of third of them were tourists. In Typhoid fever is transmitted Among other problems, one on June 1, 1909, the city council epidemics,” he said. comparison, 292 people were primarily by the consumption of the workmen on the project had approved a special contract The health department sickened by typhoid in Seattle of water or food that has been died in October of what was to provide drinking water from found 14 cases of typhoid in 1908, a morbidity rate of 117 contaminated with human fe- later diagnosed as typhoid. The the Cedar River. The first water among the 50 customers of per 100,000, and 51 people died. cal matter. Its incidence in Se- death led to an investigation by from the new pipeline was de- Boehm’s dairy, in Hillman City. Both morbidity and mortality attle decreased dramatically Crichton and a team of nearly livered to the fairgrounds three The dairy was closed. Crich- from typhoid declined dramati- after 1901, when the municipal 20 inspectors and others from weeks after the opening. The ton mistakenly believed that cally in the year after the fair. By water system was connected to the health department. They council had stipulated, how- the disease was transmitted by the 1940s, the disease was al- the pristine Cedar River in the found that the 150 or so men ever, that pumps from Lake flies attracted by unsanitary most unheard of. Cascade Mountains. Previously, working on the pipeline were Washington be kept available to conditions. Once the “filth” Seattle’s health officials the city had drawn most of its living in camps close to the riv- supply water for irrigation and was removed, no further con- learned important lessons from water from Lake Union and (af- er, not using outhouses sited a fire protection if needed. In late trols would be necessary. “The the 1909 outbreak. As Reimert ter 1886) from Lake Washing- safe distance from the river, not July, exposition managers were place swarmed with flies,” he T. Ravenholt, former epidemi- ton; both served as repositories properly disposing of garbage, told to start pumping from the said. “The source of infection ologist with the Seattle-King for sewage as well as sources of and otherwise violating rules lake again. L. B. Youngs (1860- is plainly proved to be the cess- County Health Department, drinking water. Cedar River wa- intended to safeguard the pu- 1923), water department super- pool at the Boehm home, and pointed out in a 1964 study, the ter was untainted by sewage, but rity of the water supply. Work intendent, said the A-Y-P was the means of carrying the dis- health department demonstrat- the new system’s capacity was was halted while the camps draining more than one mil- ease between the shallow cess- ed new understanding of the quickly outstripped by popula- were relocated outside a 1,000- lion gallons of water a day from pool, where the sick room sew- connection between drinking tion growth. Certain neighbor- foot barrier from the river, out- the city system, and as a result, age was thrown, and the milk water and disease in November hoods, including the Univer- houses constructed, and rub- the water pressure was so low cooling in the open air, was the 1911, when the original Cedar sity District, remained reliant on bish hauled away. that faucets sometimes ran dry housefly” (Post-Intelligencer, River pipeline broke again. Ad- lake water. “All of the quarters of the elsewhere. Harry Bringhurst, Sept. 12, 1909). vertisements and circulars in- In January 1908, the city men working in the camps city fire chief, said the low wa- In October, 140 new cases structed people to boil drinking council authorized a bond mea- were disinfected,” the Post- ter pressure was a threat to fire were reported. Crichton contin- water or treat it with chlorine. sure to build a second pipeline Intelligencer reported. “To the protection. ued to diminish the significance Messengers delivered packages from the Cedar River. Fair of- quarters of the man who died Unknown to the health de- of the reports. More than 40 of of chloride of lime to dairymen, ficials worried that it wouldn’t of typhoid special attention partment or to fair officials, lake the cases had been “shipped into with orders to use it in washing be completed by the opening was given.” The paper quoted water ended up in the pipelines the city,” he said; they were “of their milk cans. Lake Wash- of the exposition in June 1909. Dr. F. S. Bourns, chief medi- meant to supply drinking wa- outside origin,” involving visi- ington water was pumped into John W. Roberts, an A-Y-P law- cal inspector, as saying he was ter at the A-Y-P., at a time when tors, not residents. He felt it was the water mains temporarily, yer, urged that bonuses be of- convinced that the worker, a tens of thousands of people “unfair” to Seattle’s civic reputa- but when the Cedar River line fered to the contractors as an man named Ole Staten, had not were visiting the fair each day. tion because “These patients are was restored, the lake water was incentive for faster work. With- contracted typhoid at the camp; One of the visitors was Mrs. W. sent to local hospitals for treat- flushed out thoroughly. There out the second pipeline, he said, and besides, refuse from that H. Twombly of South Park, the ment and thus the record counts were no cases of typhoid.

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GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

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

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Easy Dishes Every College Student Can Make for Dinner By Gretchen McKay tions and maintaining an active social dish comes together in minutes. that’s tuned into social media, it also Pittsburgh Post-Gazette life (it’s college, after all) there’s just not Bread is another college apartment helps if the food make for a great photo. a lot of time for cooking. So when your staple, and when the slices are but- Or as my daughter Olivia put it, is “In- College is full of challenges, what kid no longer can use a meal swipe for tered and then soaked in a mixture of sta worthy.” with having only four years to figure lunch or dinner, it’s tempting for her to eggs and milk, topped with shredded In that vein, we offer below some out what you want to do with the rest fill up on fast food and fulfill late-night cheese and baked, it transforms into a quick and easy recipes that even reluc- of your life. cravings with artery-clogging goodies satisfying casserole that can be cut into tant first-time cooks will easily master. It also can be tough on parents, who often not only have to help pay for their from the local convenience store. squares for a grab-and-go breakfast or kids’ higher education but also must But there are easy ways for your late-night snack. 24-Hour ‘Omelet’ feed and house them in the process. child to incorporate cooking into his Skillet enchiladas are easier still, or her schedule — and it’s cheaper and and after wolfing them down for din- This easy recipe is simple to adapt It’s a bit of relief when college stu- to your favorite fillings. For a Tex-Mex dents finally move out of the dorms with healthier, too. ner, the microwavable leftovers will be a They’re bound to have a box of welcome alternative to that MTO sand- omelet, substitute pepper Jack cheese their expensive meal plans, and into an for the cheddar and minced canned noodles and a few stray packages of soy wich for lunch the next day. apartment where they can make their chipotle chile in adobo sauce for the sauce from takeout Chinese. Why not In choosing recipes for college kids, own meals for much cheaper. Or at least mustard; if you’d rather go Italian, use add a few green vegetables and sliced convenience and speed is of the essence. that’s the plan until reality sets in. Mozzarella and add ½ cup Parmesan chicken breast to create classic lo mein A dish can’t require any hard-to-find After going to classes, possibly and ½ cup chopped sun-dried tomatoes. working part time, doing homework, noodles? They don’t even need a wok — ingredients, and it has to go from stove volunteering with student organiza- any decent saute pan will work, and the to table in short order. For a generation please see STUDENTS, page Life 9

Karen Kane / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Chicken salad roll ups. baby carrots and there’s lunch. duce the heat and add the sliced Lunchtime potatoes and the reserved ba- BLTs to German Potato Salad con, crumbled. Refrigerate over Karen Kane / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Continued from Life 3 night but microwave in the Chili-cheese dip with chips. Fry enough bacon to make morning to take off the chill. the number of sandwiches you for reasons you’ll read about lat- need and plan to have four extra Roast Beef Dinner Chili and a Side of Cook a few minutes then add the er) on the top of the stove while I strips. Reserve at least four ta- carved the chicken, reserving the Turned to Beef Barbecue Sliced Cantaloupe = beans, serving when warmed blespoons of rendered fat. Make through. With the leftover chili, pickings. After I boiled the baby the sandwiches with lettuce, Sliders with Potato Chips Chili-Cheese Dip with carrots until tender, I drained Chips as Well as Cantaloupe stir in a handful of grated ched- tomato and bacon and a bit of Sear a chuck roast big enough dar or American cheese. The them and topped them in the pot mayo, if you like. After dinner, for dinner plus leftovers, on top with Cottage Cheese with a couple of tablespoons each next morning, warm in the mi- take the leftover boiled potatoes of the stove then transfer to a My go-to style of chili one crowave and transfer to a stor- of butter and maple syrup and I you stashed away the night you slow cooker along with some red from my husband’s cousin Rich- age bowl and send with corn sprinkled them with dried pars- served roasted chicken and slice wine, some quartered onions and ley, salt and pepper. them. Then, in the pan with the ard that is simple and yummy. chips for scooping. some sliced fresh mushrooms. It’s a pound of ground beef, a As for the cantaloupe, cut After the dinner table is reserved bacon drippings, saute (You can ready this the night be- large chopped bell pepper, a some that wasn’t eaten at dinner cleared, take the chicken pick- some celery (one rib) and scal- fore then press the start button ings and any other leftover meat lions (three) until tender — if in the a.m.) Serve at dinner with large chopped onion, a can of into bite-sized pieces and top and add to it some chopped the kids like veggies. Leave some crusty rolls. Take the warm whole tomatoes broken up, a with cottage cheese for another celery and diced onion. The them out if they don’t. Add a leftover beef and shred by pulling large can of tomato soup and, at day’s lunch. amounts should be to your 1/4 cup of apple cider vinegar, 3 in opposite directions with two the very end, a can of drained Bill Fuller of Big Burrito had personal taste. Spoon in some tablespoons of sugar, one table- forks. Add a bit of bottled barbe- and rinsed kidney beans. Saute some concluding words of ad- mayonnaise, just enough to spoon of flour, salt and pepper cue sauce or make your own with the veggies in a bit of butter vice on packed lunches for kids. bind it together. Line a flour to taste then bring to a gentle ketchup, vinegar, and sugar, all until tender then add the beef, “Every once in a while, you tortilla with some lettuce then boil, stirring to combine. Add in portions to taste. Tuck the beef draining the rendered fat, then got to throw something sweet in spread with chicken salad, roll the strips of bacon, cut into into some extra crusty rolls and add the soup and tomatoes. Sea- there — some snack they’re not up, and cut in quarters. Tuck pieces, as well as the sliced po- you’ve got sliders. Potato chips on son as you like with salt, pepper, supposed to have. That keeps into a storage box with some raw tatoes (I had about a cup.) Re- the side. chili powder, red pepper flakes. them happy!” You Asked, We Listened! Best Bazaars in 2017 $ Only 30 Non-subscriber $ September 26, 28 and 30, 2017 Only 25 Subscriber Get a head start on the form below to ensure your ad is included!

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Students ADVICE: Dear Abby Continued from page Life 8 3 slices unsalted butter, Wife Treated Like softened 10 slices hearty white bread a Queen Longs for 12 ounces cheddar cheese, shredded (3 cups) 8 large eggs Simple Snuggling 3 cup whole milk DEAR ABBY: I recently poor customer service? — SHY 1 small onion, grated got married to a wonderful WINE LOVER 1 teaspoon salt Gretchen McKay / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette man who is 19 years younger DEAR SHY: Cashiers in re- 1/2 teaspoon pepper No-Bake Chocolate-Fluffernutter Cookies. than I am. He’s the love of my tail businesses are on the front 1 teaspoon dry mustard life. The problem is, he sleeps lines of public relations. It’s 1 teaspoon hot sauce or more totally on one important to keep in mind that pieces non-stick cooking spray and side of the bed when they make conversation, to taste To make sauce, stir together heat the pan over medium heat. and isn’t affec- Grease 13-by-9-inch bak- they are trying to be friendly. oyster sauce, sesame oil, soy Add the corn tortillas and tionate at night Because you are buying alcohol ing dish. Spread butter evenly sauce, chicken stock and corn cooked chicken to the pan and except when over 1 side of bread slice, then in quantity, it’s not unusual for starch in a small bowl. cook until heated through, stir- we are making someone to think you are hav- cut into 1-inch pieces. Scatter Heat the pan to high and ring often. love. Then he half of bread evenly in prepared ing a party, and the question add the cooking oil. Once you Pour the undrained toma- is amazing — isn’t rude. All you have to do is dish and sprinkle with half of affectionate, see wisps of smoke, add garlic toes, enchilada sauce, and toma- say no. cheddar. Repeat with remaining and ginger and cook until light to sauce into the pan with 1/4 cup sensitive, and very attentive By Abigail Van Buren However, if the clerk com- bread and cheese. brown and fragrant, about 20 of each cheese. Stir to combine ments about the amount of Whisk eggs, milk, onion, salt, and kind. seconds.Stir in the chicken and well. Cover and cook 5 minutes He says his mother was wine he or she assumes you are pepper, mustard and hot sauce cook until medium, about 1 or until hot and bubbly. consuming, you are perfectly together in bowl until well com- very cold toward him, and he minute. Sprinkle on the remaining was reared by his grandparents, within your rights to tell that bined. Pour egg mixture evenly Stir in the sauce; allow the cheese, top with the avocado person the comment is inap- over bread and press lightly on who loved him, but were not sauce to coat all the ingredients and cilantro before serving. propriate and, frankly, offen- bread to submerge. Wrap dish “touchy-feely.” He treats me like and start to simmer, about 1 a queen, Abby. Should I just sive. tightly with plastic wrap and re- minute more. Add noodles and No-Bake Chocolate- forget about it and be content frigerate for at least 8 hours. sleeping un-hugged and un- DEAR ABBY: I have developed Adjust oven rack to middle bok choy and toss to coat. Fluffernutter Cookies Cook until chicken is cooked held all night? — ON MY SIDE romantic feelings toward a position and heat oven to 350 These no-bake cookies hit IN MARYLAND close friend. They are affecting degrees. Unwrap casserole and through (about 1 minute more) and sauce starts to bubble into the sweet spot with an addictive DEAR ON YOUR SIDE: my ability to be a good friend bake until puffed and golden, No, you should talk to your to her. If I say something, I a glaze. Top with scallions and mix of chocolate, peanut but- about 1 hour. Serve immediately. husband and explain what your risk losing someone I am very serve hot. ter and marshmallow. They’re sticky, but no problem — you’ll needs are. Although the sex is close to, but if I don’t, I may Classic Lo Mein Noodles wonderful, many people — of continue to push her away. I Chicken Enchilada Skillet want to lick your fingers. both sexes, by the way — need 6 cups cornflakes have been stuck in limbo for a Why order takeout when this to feel the warmth of human while. What would you do? — classic noodle dish is so easy to My daughter was so excited 1 cup mini marshmallows contact. Because he treats you to eat this cheesy dish. And talk A FRIEND IN LOVE make at home? While the recipe 1 cup mini chocolate chips like a queen, tell him you need DEAR FRIEND: The about easy. It took less than 10 calls for fresh lo mein noodles, 1 cup granulated sugar more, and perhaps he will friendship as it stands must be you can easily substitute fettu- minutes to prepare in a cast-iron 1 cup light corn syrup make more of an effort on your painful for you. Keeping silent cine or linguini pasta; I used fat skillet. 1 cup creamy peanut butter side of the bed and outside the will only prolong those feelings. egg noodles. 12 corn tortillas, Place cornflakes, marshmal- bedroom. It’s time to tell your friend how 3 tablespoons oyster sauce cut into bite sized pieces lows and chocolate chips in a you feel. You will never know if DEAR ABBY: My husband 1 teaspoon sesame oil 3 cups shredded or chopped large bowl. your feelings are reciprocated cooked chicken Combine sugar and corn and I enjoy drinking wine. Be- 1 tablespoon soy sauce cause of our busy schedule, we unless you do. However, if they 1/4 cup chicken stock 10-ounce can diced tomato syrup in a nonstick pot over aren’t, it might be healthier for with chili often stock up when there is a 1 teaspoon corn starch medium-low heat. When sugar sale for the sake of convenience. you to move on so you can find 3 tablespoons cooking oil 10-ounce can red has dissolved, add peanut butter, I cannot tell you how many someone who is able to return 2 teaspoons minced garlic enchilada sauce stirring to combine. times the cashier at the grocery your feelings. 11/2 tablespoons thinly 8-ounce can tomato sauce Pour peanut butter mix- or discount store will com- ••• sliced ginger 1/2 cup grated cheddar, ture over cornflakes and stir to ment, “Are you having a party?” Dear Abby is written by Abi- 1/2 pound chicken breast or divided combine. Quickly drop heaping or “Boy, you sure do drink a lot gail Van Buren, also known as thigh, thinly sliced 1/2 cup grated Monterey tablespoonfuls of batter onto of wine.” As a customer, I find Jeanne Phillips, and was founded 3 cups fresh lo mein noodles Jack, divided waxed paper. this both rude and embarrass- by her mother, Pauline Phillips. 1/4 pound baby bok choy, 1/2 avocado, sliced thin Let cookies cool and set for ing. Do you have any advice Write Dear Abby at www.Dear- bottoms removed 1/4 cup chopped cilantro about 30 minutes. Store in an on how to respond to let them Abby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los 3 scallions, cut into 11/2-inch Spray a large skillet with airtight container. know that I find this to be Angeles, CA 90069. Puzzle Three

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Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) South Park “The South Park “Wie- South Park (CC) South Park “Fort South Park “Oh, South Park “Mem- South Park “Not South Park (CC) South Park (N) Broad City “Sliding The Daily Show The Daily Show COM 60 60 Damned” (CC) ners Out” (CC) Collins” (CC) Jeez” (CC) bers Only” Funny” (CC) (CC) Doors” (N) With Trevor Noah With Trevor Noah DIS 41 41 Jessie ’ (CC) Bunk’d ’ (CC) K.C. Undercover K.C. Undercover Raven’s Home ’ Stuck/Middle Bizaardvark (CC) Bizaardvark (CC) Liv and Maddie K.C. Undercover Bizaardvark (CC) Raven’s Home ’ Misfit Garage Fired Up attempts to sell Misfit Garage “Spurred for a Ford” A Misfit Garage: Fired Up Klump works Misfit Garage Tracking down a rare ’55 Garage Rehab Renovating a shop in Misfit Garage Tracking down a rare ’55 DSC 8 8 the Econoline. ’ (CC) rare original 1932 Ford Tudor. ’ to restore the ’32 Ford. (N) ’ Chevy Belair. (N) ’ (CC) Roanoke, Texas. (N) ’ (CC) Chevy Belair. ’ (CC) Keeping Up With the Kardashians E! News Christina El Moussa’s big an- E!’s Look Book E!’s Look Book Total Bellas “Marital Mayhem” Brie puts Eric & Jessie (N) Eric & Jessie (CC) E! News Christina El Moussa’s big an- E! 65 65 Khloé reconsiders her attitude. (CC) nouncement. (N) (CC) (N) (CC) (N) (CC) husband on a labor simulator. (CC) nouncement. (N) (CC) MLB Baseball Teams TBA. (N) (Live) MLB Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers at San Francisco Giants. From AT&T Park in San Francisco. (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 (CC) ESPN2 33 33 Battle of the Network Stars (N) (CC) NFL’s Greatest NFL’s Greatest SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) Jalen & Jacoby Fantasy Show E:60 FNC 48 48 The Five (N) (CC) Hannity (N) (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) The Five (CC) Hannity (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) FOOD 35 35 Worst Cooks in America (CC) Worst Cooks in America (CC) Worst Cooks in America (CC) Worst Cooks in America (N) (CC) Cooks vs. Cons (N) (CC) Cooks vs. Cons “Chili Challenge” FREE 39 39 ››› Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (2010) Daniel Radcliffe. ››› Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint. ’ (CC) The 700 Club (N) ’ (CC) FX 53 53 ›› Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014, Action) Mark Wahlberg, Stanley ›› The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014, Action) Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, Jamie Foxx. Peter Parker confronts a pow- ›› The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014) Tucci. Optimus Prime and the Autobots face fearsome challengers. ’ (CC) erful new enemy, named Electro. ’ (CC) Andrew Garfield. ’ (CC) GOLF 70 70 Golf’s Greatest Rounds (N) (CC) PGA Golf Golf Central (CC) Golf’s Greatest Rounds (CC) Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing The Middle ’ (CC) The Middle ’ (Part The Middle ’ (Part The Middle “Heck- The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) 1 of 2) (CC) 2 of 2) (CC) ing Order” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) HGTV 68 68 Property Brothers: Buying & Selling Property Brothers: Buying & Selling Property Brothers at Home (CC) Property Brothers: Buying & Selling House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers (CC) HIST 37 37 American Pickers “Daredevil Duffey” American Pickers ’ (CC) (DVS) American Pickers ’ (CC) American Pickers (N) ’ (CC) American Pickers “Hello Jell-O” ’ American Pickers “Museum Man” LIFE 51 51 Grey’s Anatomy ’ (CC) Little Women: LA (CC) Little Women: LA (N) (CC) Little Women: LA (N) (CC) Growing Up Supermodel (N) (CC) Little Women: LA (CC) MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) (CC) The Last Word The 11th Hour With Brian Williams The Rachel Maddow Show (CC) The Last Word The 11th Hour With Brian Williams MTV 63 63 Catfish: The TV Show ’ (CC) Catfish: The TV Show ’ (CC) Catfish: The TV Show “Dylan & Ally” Catfish: The TV Show ’ (CC) Are You the One? (N) ’ (CC) Catfish: The TV Show ’ (CC) NBCS 34 34 American Ninja Warrior (CC) American Ninja Warrior (CC) American Ninja Warrior (CC) American Ninja Warrior (CC) American Ninja Warrior (CC) American Ninja Warrior (CC) NICK 40 40 The Loud House Henry Danger ’ Henry Danger ’ I Am Frankie (N) The Thundermans ’ (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends (CC) Friends (CC) OXY 50 50 NCIS A Marine’s body surfaces. ’ NCIS “Code of Conduct” ’ (CC) NCIS “Outlaws and In-Laws” (CC) NCIS “Endgame” ’ (CC) NCIS Citywide blackout. ’ (CC) NCIS “Child’s Play” ’ (CC) ROOT 31 31 MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Texas Rangers. (N) (Live) Mariners Post. MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Texas Rangers. From Globe Life Park in Arlington, Texas. Mariners Post. Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Palm Beach, Cops Woman Cops “Coast to Cops “Indianapolis” Cops “We Run the Cops “Arizona” In Cops “Batter Up” Cops A suspect Cops A cyclist tries Cops Motel drug- SPIKE 57 57 Florida” claims assault. ’ Coast” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Show” (CC) Arizona. (CC) ’ (CC) hides in foliage. to flee. ’ raid; traffic stop. SYFY 59 59 ››› 300 (2007) Gerard Butler. Badly outnumbered Spartan warriors battle the Persian army. ›› G.I. Joe: Retaliation (2013, Action) Dwayne Johnson, Bruce Willis. (CC) (DVS) Face Off: Game Face (CC) TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince Steven Furtick Living Proof The Blessed Life John Gray World Drive History The Confident Jesse Duplantis GregLaurie.TV Creflo Dollar Through the Christine Caine Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Doll” Seinfeld “The Fri- Seinfeld “The Wig The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Full Frontal With Conan Actor Jackie Chan; comic Tig TBS 55 55 Shower Head” ’ ’ (CC) ars Club” (CC) Master” ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Samantha Bee Notaro. (N) (CC) TLC 38 38 The Little Couple ’ (CC) The Little Couple ’ (CC) The Little Couple “Back to School” The Little Couple “Safety First!” ’ The Little Couple ’ (CC) The Little Couple ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 ›› Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief (2010) Logan Ler- ›› Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (2006, Adventure) Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom, Keira Knightley. Capt. ›› Percy Jackson & the Olympians: man. A youth learns that his father is the Greek god Poseidon. (CC) (DVS) Jack Sparrow owes a blood debt to a ghostly pirate. (CC) (DVS) The Lightning Thief (2010) TOON 42 42 ›› Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2011) Zachary Gordon. (CC) King of the Hill American Dad ’ Cleveland Show American Dad ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (N) (CC) Expedition Unknown (CC) Pirate Treasure Pirate Treasure TRUTV 49 49 Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Comedy Knock Comedy Knock Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Suits “Donna” Mike and Harvey’s move The Sinner “Part VII” Cora finally re- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit An USA 58 58 Amaro’s estranged father is arrested. “Depravity Standard” (CC) (DVS) “Townhouse Incident” (CC) (DVS) gets countered. (N) members the night. (N) (CC) (DVS) armed assailant rapes a student. VH1 62 62 Black Ink Crew: Chicago ’ (CC) Black Ink Crew: Chicago ’ (CC) Black Ink Crew: Chicago (N) (CC) Signed “Last Shot” (N) (CC) Black Ink Crew: Chicago ’ (CC) Signed “Last Shot” ’ (CC)

Movies Sports Kids Bets THURSDAY EVENING September 14, 2017 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 KOMO 4 News 6:00pm (N) (Live) (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) ’ Celebrity Family Feud Paula Deen Truth and Lies: The Murder of Laci Peterson The pregnant California woman’s KOMO 4 News Jimmy Kimmel ABC 4 4 (N) ’ (CC) (CC) versus Carson Kressley. ’ murder. (N) ’ (CC) 11:00pm (N) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News at KING 5 News at 7 Evening (N) (CC) American Ninja Warrior “Denver City Finals” Competitors battle before the finals. Chicago Fire “Telling Her Goodbye” A KING 5 News at 11 Tonight Show-J. NBC 5 5 - Holt 6:30 (N) (CC) (N) (CC) ’ (CC) (DVS) street gang invades Firehouse 51. (N) (CC) Fallon IND 6 6 Extra (N) (CC) Celebrity Page Inside Edition (N) Ac. Hollywood Dr. Phil A manipulative teen dropout. KING 5 News KING 5 News KING 5 News KING 5 News The Dr. Oz Show ’ (CC) KIRO 7 News CBS Evening KIRO 7 News Entertainment To- The Big Bang Mom ’ (CC) Big Brother Eviction; head of household Zoo “West Side Story” Team’s plane KIRO 7 News at Late Show-Colbert CBS 7 7 6:00PM (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) 7:00PM (N) (CC) night (N) (CC) Theory ’ competition. (N Same-day Tape) crashes in the hybrid zone. (N) (CC) 11PM (N) (CC) PBS NewsHour (N) ’ (CC) Great Performances “Joan Baez 75th Birthday Celebration” A concert honors A Place to Call Home Regina is seen The Doctor Blake Mysteries Actress Rick Steves’ Heart of Italy Touring the PBS 9 9 Joan Baez. ’ (CC) as a Communist. (N) ’ (CC) drops dead onstage. ’ (CC) Italian heartland. ’ (CC) Friends ’ (Part 2 Friends ’ (CC) The Goldbergs The Goldbergs Modern Family Modern Family Q13 News at 9 (N) (CC) The Big Bang The Big Bang Two and a Half Two and a Half MNT 10 10 of 2) (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) “Fizbo” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) The People’s Court “Drunk Driving Family Feud (N) Family Feud (N) Penn & Teller: Fool Us Liberty; Jorge Whose Line Is It Whose Line Is It Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Family Guy “The Family Guy ’ CW 11 11 Disaster.” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Blass; Paul Gertner. (N) (CC) Anyway? (N) ’ Anyway? (CC) Movie” ’ (CC) Chaperone” (CC) Story on Page 1” (CC) Nature Family of Yunnan snub-nosed Raising of America: Early Childhood Some Kind of Spark (2015, Documentary) The impact of The Rule St. Benedict’s Prep in New Jersey. ’ (CC) (DVS) Schools That Change Communities PBS 12 12 monkeys. ’ (CC) (DVS) and the Future of Our Nation (CC) music education on at-risk inner-city kids. Schools address educational reform. Modern Family Modern Family The Big Bang The Big Bang Beat Shazam “Episode Fourteen” Music Love Connection “Secret Billionaire” A Q13 News at 10 (N) (CC) Q13 News at 11 The Simpsons FOX 13 13 ’ (CC) “Fizbo” ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) teachers; lunch ladies. (N) billionaire goes on three dates. (N) (N) (CC) ’ (CC) IND 14 14 September Share-A-Thon (CC) September Share-A-Thon (CC) Blue Bloods “Help Me Help You” An Blue Bloods “Friends in Need” A reck- Blue Bloods “Town Without Pity” Frank Blue Bloods “Blast From the Past” ’ Blue Bloods “Down the Rabbit Hole” A Blue Bloods “The Extra Mile” An eye- ION 15 15 outspoken city council speaker. ’ less rookie causes problems. ’ helps a rehabilitated ex-con. (CC) (DVS) killer leaves a message for Danny. witness for a murder trial flees. IND 18 18 The Big Event John Kilpatrick. (N) The Blessed Life Mark Chironna Hank and Brenda K. Copeland James Robison Enjoying-Life The Big Event “John Kilpatrick” John Kilpatrick. Joni: Table Talk KATU News at 6 (N) (S Live) (CC) Jeopardy! (N) ’ Wheel of Fortune Celebrity Family Feud Paula Deen Truth and Lies: The Murder of Laci Peterson The pregnant California woman’s KATU News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel ABC 22 22 (CC) (N) ’ (CC) versus Carson Kressley. ’ murder. (N) ’ (CC) (N) (S Live) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) KGW News at 6 (N) Live at 7 (N) Inside Edition (N) American Ninja Warrior “Denver City Finals” Competitors battle before the finals. Chicago Fire “Telling Her Goodbye” A KGW News at Tonight Show-J. NBC 26 26 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) (DVS) street gang invades Firehouse 51. 11 (N) Fallon UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) (SS) Enamorándome de Ramón Mi marido tiene familia Hoy voy a cambiar Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) Family Feud (N) Family Feud (N) Beat Shazam “Episode Fourteen” Music Love Connection “Secret Billionaire” A 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News Raising Hope “Say FOX 27 27 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) teachers; lunch ladies. (N) billionaire goes on three dates. (N) (N) Cheese” ’ The First 48 “Bad Medicine” Gruesome The First 48 “The Invitation” A young The First 48 “Love Kills” A 20-year-old single mother disappears. (N) ’ (CC) The First 48 “In a Lonely Place” Mur- A&E 52 52 murder in New Orleans. (CC) man shot to death at a party. dered woman found in car trunk. AMC 67 67 ››› The Italian Job (2003, Crime Drama) Mark Wahlberg, Charlize Theron, Ed- ››› Tombstone (1993, Western) Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer, Michael Biehn. Doc Holliday joins Wyatt Earp for the OK Corral ››› Tombstone (1993, Western) Kurt ward Norton. A thief and his crew plan to steal back their gold. (CC) showdown. (CC) Russell, Val Kilmer. (CC) APL 43 43 Lone Star Law “Gator Bait” (CC) Lone Star Law “Gator vs. Dog” ’ Yukon Men: Roughing It (N) ’ Yukon Men: Roughing It (N) ’ Yukon Men: Roughing It (N) ’ Yukon Men “Tragic Spring” ’ (CC) BET 56 56 ›› Nutty Professor II: The Klumps (2000) Eddie Murphy, Janet Jackson. ›› The Wedding Ringer (2015) Kevin Hart, Josh Gad. A groom must hire a best man for his upcoming nuptials. Martin ’ (CC) Martin ’ (CC) Flipping Out “Two Week Notice” Vanina Flipping Out Jeff and Gage await their Flipping Out Jeff and Gage bring baby Flipping Out “Baby Brain” Jeff refuses Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce Abby’s Watch What Hap- Flipping Out “Baby BRAVO 66 66 continues to report to work. baby’s birth. (CC) Monroe home. (CC) to slow down. (N) (CC) father is left home alone. (N) (CC) pens Live Brain” CBUT 29 29 CBC Vancouver News (N) (CC) Still Standing ’ Coronation Street Dragons’ Den ’ (CC) (DVS) Schitt’s Creek ’ Mr. D ’ The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC Van News Coronation Street CMT 61 61 Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders I Love Kellie Cheerleaders CNBC 46 46 Shark Tank ’ (CC) Shark Tank ’ (CC) The Filthy Rich The Filthy Rich The Filthy Rich The Filthy Rich The Filthy Rich The Filthy Rich Learn the Paid Program CNN 44 44 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) All News Updated hourly. All News Updated hourly. Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) Futurama Animated. Professor Farn- Futurama “The South Park (CC) South Park “Can- South Park (CC) Tosh.0 “Larry En- Tosh.0 “Breathar- Tosh.0 “On Da Tosh.0 “UCF Base- The Daily Show The Daily Show COM 60 60 sworth decides to retire. ’ (CC) Deep South” ’ celed” (CC) ticer” (CC) ian” (CC) River” (CC) ball Player” With Trevor Noah With Trevor Noah DIS 41 41 Jessie ’ (CC) Bunk’d ’ K.C. Undercover K.C. Undercover Raven’s Home ’ Stuck/Middle Bizaardvark (CC) Bizaardvark (CC) Liv and Maddie K.C. Undercover Bizaardvark (CC) Raven’s Home ’ Naked and Afraid A survivalist and an Naked and Afraid Survivalists continue Naked and Afraid “Battle of the Fans” Six fans get selected for a challenge. (N) ’ (CC) Naked and Afraid “Washed Out” An DSC 8 8 Air Force veteran. ’ (CC) their challenge. (CC) athlete and a bartender in a forest. Keeping Up With the Kardashians E! News Red carpet with Jennifer Law- E!’s Look Book E!’s Look Book E!’s Look Book E!’s Look Book Eric & Jessie (CC) Eric & Jessie (CC) E! News “Today’s Top Stories” Red car- E! 65 65 “Kim’s Journey to the Altar” (CC) rence. (N) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) “Kendall Jenner” pet with Jennifer Lawrence. (N) College Football New Mexico at Boise State. From Albertsons Stadium in Boise, SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter With Scott Van Pelt (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Idaho. (N) (Live) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 WNBA Basketball: Mystics at Lynx WNBA Basketball Phoenix Mercury at Los Angeles Sparks. (N) (Live) (CC) Nación ESPN (N) Jalen & Jacoby Sports Shorts SEC Storied (CC) FNC 48 48 The Five (N) (CC) Hannity (N) (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) The Five (CC) Hannity (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) FOOD 35 35 Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Chopped “Fig Out” (CC) Chopped “Bizarre Baskets!” (CC) The Zimmern List The Zimmern List Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay FREE 39 39 ››› Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe. ’ (CC) ››› Home Alone (1990) Macaulay Culkin. A left-behind boy battles two burglars in the house. The 700 Club (N) ’ (CC) ’ FX 53 53 ›› The Heat (2013, Comedy) Sandra Bullock. A federal ››› Spy (2015, Comedy) Melissa McCarthy, Jason Statham, Rose Byrne. Premiere. An undercover Better Things Better Things Better Things ›› The Heat agent and a Boston cop go after a drug lord. ’ (CC) CIA analyst becomes an unlikely secret weapon. ’ (CC) “September” (N) (CC) “September” ’ (2013) ’ (CC) GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf BMW Championship, First Round. (CC) European PGA Tour Golf KLM Open, First Round. From The Dutch in Gorrinchem, Netherlands. (CC) Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing The Middle “Major The Middle “The The Middle “Bad The Middle “Hal- The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Changes” ’ Test” ’ (CC) Choices” (CC) loween II” (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) HGTV 68 68 Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop At Flip or Flop At Desert Flippers House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Mountain Men ’ (CC) (DVS) Mountain Men “Long Shot” ’ Mountain Men: Fully Loaded (N) ’ Mountain Men “Race to Ruin” (N) Ice Road Truckers (N) ’ (CC) Mountain Men “Race to Ruin” ’ LIFE 51 51 Grey’s Anatomy “Oh, the Guilt” ’ Project Runway (CC) Project Runway (N) (CC) Project Runway The designers visit Lyndhurst Castle. Project Runway Project Runway (CC) MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) (CC) The Last Word The 11th Hour With Brian Williams The Rachel Maddow Show (CC) The Last Word The 11th Hour With Brian Williams MTV 63 63 Fear Factor Deep water tank. (CC) Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out NBCS 34 34 Grudge Race (N) Grudge Race Motorcycle Race Motorcycle Race Grudge Race Grudge Race Caffeine-Oct. Caffeine-Oct. Journey to the Journey to the NICK 40 40 The Loud House Henry Danger ’ Henry Danger ’ I Am Frankie (N) ›› Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014, Action) Megan Fox, Will Arnett. ’ (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ ROOT 31 31 MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Texas Rangers. (N) (Live) Mariners Post. MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Texas Rangers. From Globe Life Park in Arlington, Texas. Mariners Post. Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends “The One Friends X-rated ››› The Dark Knight Rises (2012, Action) Christian Bale, Anne Hathaway, Tom Hardy. Batman faces a masked villain named Bane. ’ (CC) SPIKE 57 57 With Ross’s Tan” cake is delivered. SYFY 59 59 ›› G.I. Joe: Retaliation (2013, Action) Dwayne Johnson, Bruce Willis. (CC) (DVS) ›› The Book of Eli (2010, Adventure) Denzel Washington, Gary Oldman, Mila Kunis. (CC) ›› Sucker Punch (2011, Action) (CC) TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince Hillsong TV Joel Osteen Christine Caine Praise (CC) Max Lucado Robert Morris Amazing Facts Creflo Dollar Adventures Not a Fan (N) Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Wait Seinfeld “The Invi- Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Soul The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Guest Book Conan “Katy Tur; Taylor Tomlinson” TBS 55 55 Bottle Deposit” Bottle Deposit” Out” (CC) tations” (CC) Foundation” (CC) Mate” (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ “Story Five” (N) Journalist Katy Tur. (N) (CC) TLC 38 38 My 600-Lb. Life “Kirsten’s Story” Kirsten is close to losing all mobility. ’ My 600-Lb. Life Twins decide they need to lose weight. ’ My 600-Lb. Life “Kirsten’s Story” Kirsten is close to losing all mobility. ’ TNT 54 54 Bones “Harbingers in the Fountain” Psy- Bones “The Bond in the Boot” Wendell ›› Vacation (2015, Comedy) Ed Helms, Christina Applegate. Premiere. Rusty ›› Vacation (2015, Comedy) Ed Helms, Christina Applegate. Rusty Griswold chic sees a mass grave. ’ (CC) loses his scholarship. ’ (CC) Griswold and family take a road trip to Walley World. (CC) (DVS) and family take a road trip to Walley World. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 Teen Titans Go! OK K.O.!-Heroes World of Gumball We Bare Bears King of the Hill American Dad ’ Cleveland Show American Dad ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (N) (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers After Party The Chris Gethard Show (N) (CC) NCIS “Agent Afloat” DiNozzo investi- NCIS “Capitol Offense” Senator asks NCIS “Love Boat” A man’s body is found NCIS “Shell Game” The team investi- NCIS “Enemy Combatant” Bishop heads The Sinner “Part VII” Cora finally re- USA 58 58 gates a suicide. ’ (CC) (DVS) Gibbs for help. ’ (CC) (DVS) on a destroyer. (CC) (DVS) gates an abduction. ’ (CC) (DVS) to Gitmo on a murder case. members the night. (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 ››› Dirty Dancing (1987) ’ (CC) ›› The Notebook (2004, Romance) Ryan Gosling. A man tells a story to a woman about two lovers. ’ (CC) ››› The Devil Wears Prada (2006) Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway. ’ (CC) The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, September 12, 2017 • Classifieds 11 CLASSIFIEDS

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Resume a $40 discount on cian, excellent condition, Tim Weible: begins at 9 a.m. Guns along with cover letter can ered to the Lewis County $75. 360-736-4848 WILLAPA DOGS!! at 9 a.m., gas and oil be mailed to: Attn: Judy Commissioners Office by 360-791-3910 HARBOR HOSPITAL signs, gold and silver Schave, City of Chehalis, Medical Lab Technician or before 11:00 A.M., With a generous coins, jewelry, 2 Wurlit- 350 N Market Blvd., Rm 1 FT & PT MLT/MT, October 3, 2017, in an donation from zer Juke boxes, 35 101, Chehalis. For more envelope clearly marked Jack & Sharon Tipping, day/evening shift, rotate Pet Connection can BALDFACED Pam advertising information visit our web- "SEALED BID FOR PROP- weekends & on call. offer a $10 rebate on HORNETS & clocks, 20 taxidermy site at www.ci.chehalis.wa.us. ERTY AT 263 ROUND- Previous Micro & hospital cats & $20 rebate on YELLOWJACKETS heads, tools, vehicles Please submit by 9/22/17. TREE ROAD, BOIST- ~ I-5 Mini STORAGE~ experience required. dogs, in addition to the (live)! Nests collected for and tractors. FORT, WA". A Cashier's Storage Auction! Must have current MA above discount! medical use. No charge. CONSTRUCTION/ Check in the amount of Saturday, Phlebotomist cert. EOE. 360-578-2018 We are also looking ROCK PIT For an application $500.00 shall accompany 360-748-6236 September 30, for consignment Looking for 2 motivated please go to each bid. Sign in starts at 8:30am, items so please candidates to fill a couple willapaharborhospital.com Call 360-740-1123 for ad- Auction begins at 9am. contact Wade Boyd at positions in our small up- ditional information. WE BUY CEDAR Located immediately or email Dustie Franks at BOUGHS 360-521-6610 & beat office for a construc- [email protected] off of I-5 exit 71, visit our website tion/rock pit organization. In search of cedar & noble 132 Estep Rd, boughs, we do all the work. 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National Frozen Foods advertised are available on about shots? trailer with spare, 2 down Corporation seeks truck EKG's, Holter Monitors, Friday 2:00 p.m. for treadmills including nuclear an equal opportunity basis. riggers, fish finder, electric Saturday's paper. drivers. Class A with dou- Does your animal Alberta peaches, Bartlett bles endorsement & 6 medicine & PFT's. For an do something you start with running lights & application please go to pears, pickling cukes, To place your ad months experience. Pays have questions about? green beans, fresh corn, stern light, bilge pump, call 360-807-8203. well, by the load. Contact www.willapaharborhospital.com, or steering conceal, gas can classifieds@ 6 days, 24 words nectarines & more at Darcy at 360- 748-0015. email Dustie Franks at included plus anchor, ask- chronline.com [email protected]. EOE for FREE! Jeremy's Fruit Stand! Email or call Monday-Saturday 9-6, ing $4200/offer. 360- your ad in today, Sunday 10-5. 219-5204 FOUND [email protected] 360- 345-1544 or QUALITY RENTALS! 807-8203 360- 748-4417. BEAUTIFUL 1994 20' 8/31/17, Chehalis area, SHAMROCK PREDATOR Bicycle. Case #17C10619 Homes, apartments & DRIVERS TRUCK DRIVERS commercial viewed at on Eagle 2 axle trailer. 302fwc Ford inboard with 9/2/17, Chehalis area, Scot Industries is hiring a Rollback truck driver, Bezy.com full time OTR driver. Class Comforter. full & part time positions Se Habla Espanol hydraulic transmission. 9.9 Case# 17C10755 A CDL, clean driving re- Honda troller, electric start cord & enhanced license or available. Class A and 360-748-8800 non-CDL positions. Ap- & hydraulic tilt. $24,800. Please call Lewis passport. Home on week- Call for details, 360- ends. We offer competitive ply in person with Com- County Sheriff's Office plete Drivers abstract. 262-9054 to describe and claim, pay, profit sharing, insur- 360-740-1470 ance, paid holidays & paid DRY BOX INC vacation. Please apply in 132 Estep Rd, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, new 8N Ford tractor, hydraulic CHEHALIS JUNIOR ROUTE person with complete driv- Chehalis, WA 98532. remodel, extra clean, appli- front loader, in good ers abstract Monday- 360-262-0500 ances, detached ga- shape, $3,900. 360-262- AVAILABLE NOW Friday, 8am-5pm at 3020 rage/shop on city lot, 9332 Foron Rd., Centralia, WA $850 + deposit, credit/crim- We're seeking a responsible individual to contract for 98531. NO PHONE CALLS inal required. 360- delivery in the Chehalis area. Routes 9193 & 9223, PLEASE. FOUND; set of keys with 345-6347 route includes Snively Ave., 16th through 20th Chrysler key & a blue ID ESTIMATOR streets. There are 30 customers on route 9193 and tag. Call or text to claim. NOW HIRING! Estimator, ALL TYPES OF Centralia Home Honda 2000 26 customers on 9223. Newspaper delivery is 3 days 360-508-9966 knowledge of new & re- YARD WORK! Shown by Portable Generator a week, Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday. Papers must General Clean-Up Very good condition, $500. Lost: 8/18/17 model construction is re- Appointment! be delivered Tuesday and Thursday by 5:30 p.m. & quired. Xactimate experi- Roof & Gutter Centralia 1 bedroom, indi- 360-496-0886 Saturday morning by 7:30 a.m. In addition to The ence helpful. Send an Cleaning vidual, washer & dryer, Chronicle, both routes also have a once a week email to: jess Stihl MS 211 chain saw, Property Clean-Up water & sewer paid, $575, paper called the "Free Shopper" that needs to be @sandrinirestoration.com never used $200, save Home Maintenance deposit $575. 360- delivered by Thursday at 5;30 p.m. There are 52 free or call 360-740-5746 with a $70. Ryobi 18v drill, excel- Pressure Washing 388-6615 leave a mes- shoppers on route 9193 & 32 free shoppers on route list of job skills & past lent condition, $45. 360- Odd jobs! sage. 9223. Carriers are paid one a month, route 9193 employers. We look for- 262-3534 ward to you joining our 360-388-8163 earns approximately $45 and route 9223 earns team! approximately $35. $500 REWARD LOST: August 17, 2017 in HOUSEKEEPER For more information: Edison District Centralia. 16 Housekeeper wanted at COUNTRY HOME Cory Gerber year old female black toy Falls Creek Retreat Center Extra large 3 bedroom, 3 360-807-8247 or 360-388-7038 poodle with white patch on near Frances. Must be bath, garden area, circle chin & lower chest. Got away available Monday, Tues- driveway, well water, quiet from sitter on K St. Never been neighborhood, shaded in city, could possibly be trying day & Wednesday day- to get home to Toledo. Very time. Please call for more trees & tool shed, $1000, friendly but probably scared. information, 888-934-9555. HOUSE FOR SALE $575 deposit. 360- TO ORDER photos Answers to Cricket. 2706 Mt. Vista Rd., 219-3016 you have seen in 360-749-0385 or 360-749- JOURNEYMAN/ 0386. Centralia, WA The Chronicle go to BODYMAN $270,000 chronline.com 321 N. Pearl St. Journeyman, bodyman. 3 bedroom, 2 bath Centralia, WA 98531 Busy shop, flat rate, in Built in 2006, 1490sq ft, 360-736-3311 Aberdeen, WA. 360-538- family room, living room, 0679 vaulted ceilings, master with twin vanity, backyard INDEPENDENT MOTOR ROUTE with deck & stamped ce- MOVING SALE! ment patio, walking dis- 1966 Massey Ferguson, Oak dining table & chairs, SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME tance to middle & high gas, runs, needs work, with entertainment center, CHEHALIS/ONALASKA WANT TO reach local schools, close to shopping attachments, see to appre- chase lounge, electric families with advertising? & freeway. ciate, make offer! 360- grand piano & more! 360- AVAILABLE NOW Contact Lindy at: 360-269-2729 324-3131 628-3216 * 360-807-8219! - or 360-736-5921 We're seeking a responsible individual to contract for delivery in the Chehalis/Onalaska area. Routes 1133 WALKING/BIKING ROUTE & 1136, route includes Centralia Alpha Rd., Middlefork Rd., Highway 508 & Onalaska town. THE CHRONICLE IS There are 181 customers on route 1133 and 61 customers on 1136. Newspaper delivery is 3 days a SEEKING A CARRIER FOR week, Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday. Papers must THE FOLLOWING ROUTE be delivered Tuesday and Thursday by 5:30 p.m. & Saturday morning by 7:30 a.m. In addition to The CAD Drafting Technician CENTRALIA: ROUTE #8152, Chronicle, both routes also have a once a week 31 PAPERS & 68 SHOPPERS paper called the "Free Shopper" that needs to be RB Engineering, a consulting and civil engineering firm L St., M St., N St., Alexander St., delivered by Thursday at 5;30 p.m. There are 278 located in Chehalis Washington, is seeking a Civil free shoppers on route 1133 & 104 free shoppers on Engineer CAD Drafting Technician with experience in Main St. & Latona St. route 1136, these can be delivered while delivering Civil3D for our growing firm. The Chronicle. Carriers are paid one a month, route 2 Class A Qualifications: 1133 earns approximately $625. and route 1136 DRIVERS! Must be 11 years or older earns approximately $275. Certificate from technical college and with experience For more information: 3 Home daily drafting/designing site development projects using AutoCAD 3 Civil3D. Cory Gerber For more information: Good pay Strong organizational and time management skills. 360-388-7038 Cory Gerber 3 360-807-8247 or 360-388-7038 Obtain T.W.I.C. A personal commitment to excellence. 360-304-8056 RBE encourages success and growth through a great work Berry Fields Cafe environment and a generous benefit package as well as Now Hiring! bonuses. Please send your resume to: Experienced Sandwich- Salad Maker- 32+ hours per RB Engineering Apply in person at week, starting pay $12/hour. PO Box 923 321 N. Pearl St., 321 N. Pearl St. Hostess- part time. Must be Chehalis, WA 98532 team orientated, able to work Centralia, WA 98531 Centralia, WA 98531 in a fast paced cafe. Apply at [email protected] 360-736-3311 201 S. 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100214 SEP17-0034 tion is adopted herein by 1,320 feet of Government ier's check shall be forfei- contact the following: The tance of 168.37 feet; thence Lot 2, in Section 2, Town- ted to County. Payment for statewide foreclosure hotline north 47º42'05" west a dis- reference. This information for assistance and referral to tance of 161.73 feet; thence is available for public re- ship 12 North, Range 4 the property shall be in the housing counselors recom- north 61º36'47" west a dis- LEWIS COUNTY-STATE view upon request. West, W.M., lying Easterly form of cash or cashier's mended by the Housing Fi- tance of 164.33 feet; thence ENVIRONMENTAL This DNS is issued under of the Easterly line of the check less the $500.00 nance Commission Telephone: north 79°07'08" west a dis- Toll-free: 1-877-894-HOME tance of 177.65 feet; thence POLICY ACT WAC 197-11-340(2); the Chehalis Western Railroad submitted with the bid. (1-877-894-4663). Web site: north 67°31'30" west a dis- THRESHOLD lead agency will not act on right of way. Said payment shall be http://www.dfi.wa.gov/consum tance of 447.62 feet; thence DETERMINATION this proposal for 14 days Except Roundtree Road. delivered to the Property ers/homeownership/post_purc north 16°54'57" west a dis- DETERMINATION OF Except the East 208.7 feet Management Office in the hase_counselors_foreclosure tance of 169.58 feet; thence GUN & KNIFE from the issue date below. .htm. The United States De- north 40°36'08" west a dis- SHOW NONSIGNIFICANCE Written comments may be of the North 208.7 feet of Public Services Building at partment of Housing and Ur- tance of 82.14 feet; thence September 16 & 17, (DNS) submitted during the 14 the South 413.7 feet of 2025 NE Kresky Ave., ban Development Telephone: north 86°18'31" west a dis- LEAD AGENCY: day period. said Government Lot 2. Chehalis, Washington. Toll-free: 1-800-569-4287. tance of 249.57 feet; thence Centralia Fairgrounds Web Site: http://www.hud.gov/ north 79°28'02" west a dis- Saturday 9-5 Lewis County--Community Responsible Official: Also the East 208.7 feet of Payment for the property offices/hsg/sfh/hcc/fc/index.cf tance of 90.12 feet; thence & Sunday 9-3 Development Department Lee Napier, Director the North 208.7 feet of the shall be made within 7 m?webListAction=search&sea south 64°39'07" west a dis- Admission $7 PROPONENT: Lewis County South 413.7 feet of Gov- days of bid being awarded. rchstate=WA&filterSvc=dfc tance of 73.50 feet hereinafter Community Partners ernment Lot 2 in Section 2, Dated: September 11, The statewide civil legal aid referred to as Point "A"; thence For more information Community Development hotline for assistance and south 45º26'25" west a dis- call 503-363-9564 FILE NUMBERS: 2025 NE Kresky Avenue Township 12 North, Range 2017 referrals to other housing tance of 92.05 feet; thence wesknodelgunshows.com SEP17-0034, MSR17-0019 Chehalis, Washington 4 West, W.M. Rieva Lester counselors and attorneys Tele- south 38°52'52" west a dis- & B17-00759 98532 Except Roundtree Road. Clerk of the Lewis County phone: Toll-free: tance or 163.84 feet; thence 1-800-606-4819. Web site: htt south 12°35'57" west a dis- DESCRIPTION OF Contact Person: Karen A. Together with that certain Board of County p://nwjustice.org/what-clear. I. tance of 172.51 feet; thence PROPOSAL: To construct Witherspoon, AICP, Boistfort Valley water Commissioners NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN south 07°02'44" east a dis- a second 10,000 square Senior Project Planner membership #148. that the undersigned Trustee tance of 111.52 feet; thence foot speculative building on Bids will be opened at or Published: The Chronicle will on September 22, 2017, at south 02º51'12" west a dis- for Responsible Official the hour of 10:00 AM at Lewis tance of 155.68 feet; thence an existing industrial site Date of Issue: September after 11:00 A.M. on Octo- September 12 & Septem- County Superior Courthouse, south 07°33'38" west a dis- that was developed as a 12, 2017 ber 3, 2017 in the Commis- ber 19, 2017 main entrance, 360 N.W. North tance of 308.18 feet; thence Street, Chehalis, WA 98532 south 01°24'11'' west a dis- storage yard with associ- This SEPA determination sioners Hearing Room on 98022 891662/ ated stormwater improve- the 2nd floor of the Historic 60454-00157-NJ-WA sell at public auction to the tance of 274.94 feet; thence Layton travel trailer, 23' may be appealed in writing highest and best bidder, paya- south 65°00'00" east a dis- ments during the construc- Courthouse in Chehalis, double axle, new tires, to the Lewis County Hear- TS #60454-00157-NJ-WA APN ble at the time of sale, the tance of 338.38 feet to the tion of the neighboring gas Washington. Property in- following described real prop- terminus of said centerline. good condition inside & ings Examiner until 4 pm #012213-032-005 Title #00 power plant. A matching formation is available to all Reference Number: 3253960 erty, situated in the County of Side lines to be extended out, $9,500. 360-520-9414 on October 3, 2017 at the Lewis, State of Washington, and/or shortened at course 10,000 square foot building perspective bidders at the Abbreviated Legal: PTN LOT 5 Lewis County Community - WINLOCK WATERS Grantor: to-wit: PLEASE SEE ATTACH- changes so as to terminate at was constructed on site Development Permit Cen- Lewis County Public Works Alaina M. Morgan Grantee: ED EXHIBIT A Exhibit A Tract their respective intersections. last year. ter. Appellants should be Department. North Cascade Trustee Serv- 5 of Segregation Survey, re- ALSO TOGETHER WITH a corded March 2, 1993, under 20.00 foot easement for in- LOCATION OF prepared to make specific Sealed bids must be deliv- ices Inc. Original Beneficiary: 2007 C&B utility trailer, Mortgage Electronic Registra- Auditor's File No. 9302566, in gress, egress and utilities lying PROPOSAL: The project factual objections. The ered to the Lewis County tion Systems, Inc. solely as volume 11 of surveys, page 20.00 feet of even width 5'x8', scale weight 1100lbs, is located approximately at appeal procedure is estab- Commissioners Office by nominee for First Magnus 40, records of Lewis County, northwesterly of the following steel with wood deck, 1839 Bishop Road, Cheha- or before 11:00 A.M., Financial Corporation, an Ari- Washington, being located described line: Commencing at lished in Lewis County within a portion of the George the southwest corner of said drive-up ramp, excellent lis, Lewis County, WA October 3, 2017, in an zona Corporation NOTICE OF Code (LCC) Section TRUSTEE'S SALE PUR- Drew Donation Land Claim No. Donation Land Claim; thence condition, in Winlock, inside the Urban Growth 17.110.130 and LCC Sec- envelope clearly marked SUANT TO THE REVISED 38 in Section 11, Township 11 east along the south line of $1000. 360-785-3033. Area for the City of Cheha- tion 2.25.130. The adminis- "SEALED BID FOR PROP- CODE OF WASHINGTON North, Range 2 West, W.M., said Donation Land Claim a lis on tax parcel number ERTY AT 263 ROUND- CHAPTER 61.24 ET. SEQ. Lewis County, Washington. distance of 310.19 feet to a 2" trative appeal fee is estab- This is an attempt to collect a TOGETHER WITH a 30.00 iron pipe at an angle point in 017890-001-000 - Section lished by Resolution No. TREE ROAD, BOIST- debt and any information ob- foot easement for ingress, said south line; thence south 15, Township 13 N, Range 16-339 of the Board of FORT, WA". A Cashier's tained will be used for that egress and utilities lying 15.00 67°15'00" east along said 02 W, WM. Check in the amount of purpose. THIS NOTICE IS feet on each side of the south line a distance of 2001 Chevy Malibu Sedan: County Commissioners. following described centerline: 2025.06 feet; thence north THRESHOLD $500.00 shall accompany THE FINAL STEP BEFORE 99K miles, great running, THE FORECLOSURE SALE Commencing at the southwest 25°27'53" east a distance of clean. No dents or rust. DETERMINATION: The 100235 263 Roundtree each bid, which will be OF YOUR HOME. You have corner of said Donation Land 2727.12 feet; thence south Light blue in color. 34mpg, lead agency for this pro- Road returned if bid is not the only 20 DAYS from the Claim; thence east along the 74°25'28" west a distance of south line of said Donation 285.61 feet; thence north nice interior, $2700/best posal has determined that successful bid for the recording date on this notice to NOTICE pursue mediation. DO NOT Land Claim a distance of 68°17'20" west a distance of offer. Dan, 360-219-3234 it does not have a proba- property, or credited to- DELAY. CONTACT A HOUS- 310.19 feet to a 2" iron pipe at 353.29 feet; thence north ble, significant adverse im- Notice is hereby given that ward the purchase price if ING COUNSELOR OR AN an angle point in said south 88°07'03" west a distance of pact on the environment. the following described the bid is successful. ATTORNEY LICENSED IN line; thence south 67°15'00" 168.37 feet; thence north property located at 263 WASHINGTON NOW to as- east along said south line a 47°42'05'' west a distance of An environmental impact Selection of the successful distance of 2025.06 feet; 161.73 feet; thence north Roundtree Road, Boistfort sess your situation and refer 2011 Chev Malibu: statement (EIS) is NOT bidder will be awarded by you to mediation if you are thence north 25°27'53" east a 61º36'47" west a distance of is declared surplus and will distance of 2727.12 feet to the 164.33 feet; thence north 4 cylinder, auto, required under RCW resolution on October 16, eligible and it may help you be sold to the highest and save your home. See below for intersection of Knowles County 79°07'08" west a distance of 106K miles, 43.21C.030(2)(c). This de- 2017 on recommendation Road and an existing gravel 177.65 feet; thence north best bidder at or above the safe sources of help. SEEK- great shape! $8500. cision was made after of the Public Works De- ING ASSISTANCE Housing road and the true point of 67º31'30" west a distance of minimum bid price of 360-262-3381 review by Lewis County of partment. Any failure of the counselors and legal assis- beginning of said centerline; 433.55 feet to the true point of a completed environmental $54,800 under terms bidder to make payment tance may be available at little thence south 74°25'28" west a beginning of said line; thence distance of 285.61 feet; thence south 49°01'13" west a dis- checklist and other infor- specified in the Surplus pursuant to the conditions or no cost to you. If you would like assistance in determining north 68°17'20" west a dis- tance or 328.33 feet: thence mation on file with this Property Report: of this resolution shall void your rights and opportunities to tance of 353.29 feet; thence south 01º57'28'' west a dis- agency and such informa- That portion of the South the bid, and bidder's cash- keep your house, you may north 88°07'03" west a dis- tance of 900.00 feet to the

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terminus of said line. ALSO encumbrances on September proper grounds for invalidating BOCC and found appropri- whether discharges from this LINE; THENCE NORTH 51°47' and costs are paid. Payment the Trustee's sale. X. NOTICE project would cause a measur- TOGETHER WITH a 30.00 22, 2017. The defaults referred ate for further proceedings. WEST 97.06 FEET TO THE must be in cash or with foot easement for ingress to in paragraph III must be TO OCCUPANTS OR TEN- able change in receiving water TRUE POINT OF BEGIN- cashiers or certified checks egress and utilities lying 15.00 cured by September 11, 2017 ANTS - The purchaser at the A hearing on the non- quality, and, if so, whether the NING. More commonly known from a State or federally feet on each side of the (11 days before the sale date), trustee's sale is entitled to exclusive franchise will be project is necessary and in the as: 310 L ST, CENTRALIA, chartered bank. The sale may possession of the property on following described centerline: to cause a discontinuance of held on the 9th day of overriding public interest ac- WA 98531 which is subject to be terminated any time after Beginning at the aforemen- the sale. The sale will be the 20th day following the sale, cording to Tier II antidegrada- as against the grantor under October, 2017, at or after that certain Deed of Trust the 9/11/2017 (11 days before tioned Point "A" which is at an discontinued and terminated if tion requirements under WAC dated 10/9/2007, recorded the sale date) and before the existing intersection of gravel at any time before September the deed of trust (the owner) the hour of 10:00 a.m., in 173-201A-320. and anyone having an interest 10/12/2007, under Instrument sale, by the Borrower or roads; thence north 56°41'08" 11, 2017 (11 days before the the Commissioners Hear- Comments can be submitted No. 3292133 records of LEWIS Grantor or the holder of any west along said gravel road a sale date), the defaults as set junior to the deed of trust, ing Room on the 2nd floor to: County, Washington , from recorded junior lien or encum- distance of 320.23 feet; thence forth in paragraph III are cured including occupants who are Department of Ecology northwesterly along said gravel and the Trustee's fees and not tenants. After the 20th day of the Historic Courthouse JACOB LEDUC, AN UNMAR- brance by paying the principal Attn: Water Quality Program, RIED MAN , as grantor(s), to and interest, plus costs, fees road a distance of 100 feet costs are paid. Payment must following the sale the purchas- in Chehalis, Washington, Construction Stormwater more or less to the terminus of be with cashiers' or certified er has the right to evict TITLE GUARANTEE and advances, if any, made when and where all per- P.O. Box 47696, Olympia, CO./LEWIS CO. , as original pursuant to the terms of the said centerline. APN: check from a state or federally occupants who are not tenants WA 98504-7696 012213-032-005 More com- chartered bank. The sale may by summary proceedings un- sons may appear and be trustee, to secure an obligation obligation and/or Deed of der chapter 59.12 RCW. For in favor of WASHINGTON Trust, and curing all other monly known as: 219 Winlock be terminated any time after heard upon the granting of Published: The Chronicle Waters Drive, Winlock, WA September 11, 2017 (11 days tenant-occupied property, the the franchise. MUTUAL BANK, FA , as defaults. VI. A written Notice of purchaser shall provide a September 12 & 19, 2017 original beneficiary, the benefi- Default was transmitted by the 98596 which is subject to that before the sale date), and RCW 36.55.040 requires certain Deed of Trust dated before the sale by the Borrow- tenant with written notice in IDSPub#0126450 cial interest in which was Beneficiary or Trustee to the June 2, 2006, recorded June er, Grantor, any Guarantor, or accordance with RCW that notice of hearing be TS#WA-16-751239-SW, subsequently assigned to Fed- Borrower(s) and Grantor(s) by 12, 2006, under Auditor's File the holder of any recorded 61.24.060. The loan servicer posted in three public eral National Mortgage Associ- both first class and certified No. 3253960, records of Lewis junior lien or encumbrance for this loan is Capital One, NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S ation ("Fannie Mae"), a corpo- mail, proof of which is in the N.A., whose telephone number places in the county seat of County, Washington, from Alai- paying the entire principal and SALE Pursuant to the Revised ration organized and existing possession of the Trustee; and na M. Morgan, as Grantor, to interest secured by the Deed is (877) 230-8516 To access the county at least 15 days under the laws of the United the Borrower and Grantor were sale information, please go to Code of Washington 61.24, et Fidelity National Title, as Trust- of Trust, plus costs, fees, and before the day fixed for seq. TS No.: States of America. , the personally served, if applica- ee, to secure an obligation in advances, if any, made pur- http://www.stoxposting.com/sa hearing, and also publish- Beneficiary, under an assign- ble, with said written Notice of les-calendars. Dated: May 16, WA-16-751239-SW APN No.: favor of Mortgage Electronic suant to the terms of the ed two times in the official 002134003000 Title Order No.: ment recorded under Auditors Default or the written Notice of Registration Systems, Inc. obligation and/or Deed of 2017 North Cascade Trustee File Number 3439225 XXX Default was posted in a solely as nominee for First Trust, and curing all other Services Inc., Duly Appointed newspaper of the county, 160330929-WA-MSW Deed of Trust Grantor(s): JACOB LE- XXX II. No action commenced conspicuous place on the real Magnus Financial Corporation, defaults. VI. A written notice of Successor Trustee Heather the last publication to be by the Beneficiary of the Deed property described in Para- an Arizona Corporation as default was transmitted by the Berthiaume By Heather Ber- DUC Deed of Trust Grantee(s): not less than 5 days before WASHINGTON MUTUAL of Trust is now pending to seek graph I above, and the Trustee Beneficiary, the beneficial in- Beneficiary or Trustee to the thiaume, Authorized Signatory has possession of proof of 901 Fifth Avenue, Suite 410 the day fixed for hearing. BANK, FA Deed of Trust satisfaction of the obligation in terest in which was assigned to Borrower and Grantor at the any Court by reason of the such service or posting. The Capital One, N.A under an following addresses: Alaina Seattle, Washington 98164 Dated: September 11, Instrument/Reference No.: Telephone 1-855-676-9686 3292133 I. NOTICE IS HERE- Borrower's or Grantor's default list of recipients of the Notice Assignment recorded on Janu- Morgan 219 Winlock Waters 2017 on the obligation secured by of Default is listed within the ary 18, 2017 under Auditor's Drive Winlock, WA 98596 BY GIVEN that Quality Loan Published: The Chronicle Rieva Lester Service Corp. of Washington, the Deed of Trust/Mortgage. Notice of Foreclosure provided File 3459548 in the official Alaina Morgan 219 Winlock to the Borrower(s) and Gran- records in the Office of the Waters Toledo, WA 98591 August 22, 2017 & September Clerk of the Lewis County the undersigned Trustee, will III. The default(s) for which this Recorder of Lewis County, Occupant 219 Winlock Waters 12, 2017 on 9/22/2017 , at 1:00 PM At foreclosure is made is/are as tor(s). These requirements Board of County follows: Failure to pay when were completed as of Washington. II. No action Drive Winlock, WA 98596 Commissioners the Main Entrance to the Lewis commenced by the current Occupant 219 Winlock Waters County Courthouse, located at due the following amounts 3/23/2017 . VII. The Trustee Beneficiary of the Deed of Toledo, WA 98591 by both Published: The Chronicle 351 N.W. North Street, Cheha- which are now in arrears: whose name and address are Trust is now pending to seek first-class and certified mail on September 12 & 19, 2017 lis, WA 98532 sell at public $20,737.98 . IV. The sum set forth below will provide in satisfaction of the obligation in March 15, 2017, proof of which 100233 Gunderson Water auction to the highest and best owing on the obligation se- writing to anyone requesting it, any Court by reason of the is in the possession of the Works 100143 Harrison RV Park bidder, payable in the form of cured by the Deed of Trust is: a statement of all costs and Borrower's or Grantor's default Trustee; and the Borrower and credit bid or cash bid in the The principal sum of fees due at any time prior to $73,823.03 , together with the sale. VIII. The effect of the on the obligation secured by Grantor were personally NOTICE OF HEARING Harrison RV Park, Brad and form of cashier's check or the Deed of Trust/Mortgage. served, if applicable, with said Kathy Olsen, 3312 Harrison certified checks from federally interest as provided in the Note sale will be to deprive the III. The Beneficiary alleges written Notice of Default or the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- Avenue, Centralia, WA 98531, or State chartered banks, at from 2/1/2015 on, and such Grantor and all those who hold default of the Deed of Trust for written Notice of Default was EN that the Board of is seeking coverage under the the time of sale the following other costs and fees as are by, through or under the failure to pay the following posted in a conspicuous place provided by statute. V. The Grantor of all their interest in County Commissioners, Washington State Department described real property, situ- amounts now in arrears and/or on the real property described of Ecology's Construction ated in the County of LEWIS, above-described real property the above-described property. other defaults: Payments in paragraph I above, and the Lewis County, Washington Stormwater NPDES and State State of Washington, to-wit: will be sold to satisfy the IX. Anyone having any objec- $41,763.37 Late Charges Trustee has possession of (BOCC), has received an Waste Discharge General Per- THAT PORTION OF LOT 9, expense of sale and the tions to this sale on any $1,231.76 Suspense Balance proof of such service or application for a non- mit. BLOCK 7, NYE AND obligation secured by the Deed grounds whatsoever will be $-1,850.00 MTGR REC CORP posting. VII. The Trustee The proposed project, Harrison ALLRED'S ADDITION TO of Trust as provided by statute. afforded an opportunity to be ADV $1,764.20 Grand Total whose name and address are exclusive franchise from RV Park, is located at Existing CENTRALIA, IN LEWIS Said sale will be made without heard as to those objections if $42,909.33 IV. The sum owing set forth below will provide in Gunderson Water Works to RV Park at the corner of Kuper warranty, expressed or im- they bring a lawsuit to restrain on the obligation secured by writing to anyone requesting it, COUNTY, WASHINGTON, replace their existing fran- Road and Harrsion Avenue, in DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: plied, regarding title, posses- the sale pursuant to RCW the Deed of Trust is: Principal a statement of all costs and Lewis County. sion or encumbrances on 61.24.130. Failure to bring $318,398.14, together with in- fees due at any time prior to chise which is scheduled to BEGINNING AT THE NORTH- terminate in October, 2017, This project involves 1.93 WESTERLY CORNER OF 9/22/2017 . The defaults refer- such a lawsuit may result in a terest as provided in the note the sale. VIII. The effect of the acres of soil disturbance for red to in Paragraph III must be waiver of any proper grounds or other instrument secured sale will be to deprive the LOT 9; THENCE SOUTH to construct, operate and commercial construction activi- 36°53' WEST 16.6 FEET cured by 9/11/2017 (11 days for invalidating the Trustee's from October 1, 2015, and Grantor and all those who hold before the sale date), or by sale. X. NOTICE TO OCCU- such other costs and fees as by, through or under the maintain water system fa- ties. ALONG SAID LOT 9 TO THE cilities on, under and All discharges and runoff goes TRUE POINT OF BEGIN- other date as permitted in the PANTS OR TENANTS - The are due under the note or other Grantor of all their interest in purchaser at the Trustee's instrument secured, and as are the above-described property. across Jackson Highway to ground water. NING: THENCE CONTINUING Note or Deed of Trust, to Any persons desiring to pres- cause a discontinuance of the Sale is entitled to possession provided by statute. V. The IX. Anyone having any objec- and Panorama Drive. SOUTH 36°53' WEST ALONG above-described real property tion to the sale on any grounds ent their views to the Washing- SAID NORTHWESTERLY sale. The sale will be discontin- of the property on the 20 th will be sold to satisfy the whatsoever will be afforded an The franchise being con- ton State Department of Ecolo- LINE 53.4 FEET; THENCE ued and terminated if at any day following the sale, as expense of sale and the opportunity to be heard as to sidered is for a period of gy regarding this application, SOUTH 53°7' EAST 77.7 time before 9/11/2017 (11 days against the Grantor under the obligation secured by the Deed those objections if they bring a five years. may notify Ecology in writing FEET TO THE SOUTHEAS- before the sale), or by other deed of trust (the owner) and no later than 30 days of the date as permitted in the Note anyone having an interest of Trust as provided by statute. lawsuit to restrain the sale The application and all TERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 9; The sale will be made without pursuant to RCW 61.24.130. last date of publication of this THENCE NORTH 57°35'30" or Deed of Trust, the default as junior to the deed of trust, warranty, express or implied, Failure to bring such a lawsuit related materials have notice. 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following the sale the purchas- OF PERJURY under the laws er has the right to evict of the State of WITNESS my the claim is not presented 100048 SHD17-0006 2017 & September 12, occupants who are not tenants hand and official seal. ( Seal) within this time frame, the 2017 by summary proceedings un- Signature IDSPub #0126450 claim is forever barred, except LEWIS COUNTY der Chapter 59.12 RCW. For 8/22/2017 9/12/2017 as otherwise provided in RCW tenant-occupied property, the 11.40.051 and RCW COMMUNITY Published: The Chronicle purchaser shall provide a Published: The Chronicle 11.40.060. This bar is effective DEVELOPMENT September 5 & 12, 2017 tenant with written notice in August 22, 2017 & September as to claims against both the DEPARTMENT 12, 2017 probate assets and nonprobate accordance with RCW NOTICE OF 100234 Sprint Communi- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2017 61.24.060. THIS NOTICE IS assets of the decedent. THE FINAL STEP BEFORE 100230 Lakeside Dr APPLICATION cations Company L.P. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) THE FORECLOSURE SALE Date of First Publication: SHORELINE Stay focused on what’s important. Do a OF YOUR HOME. You have NOTICE OF HEARING August 29, 2017 SUBSTANTIAL NOTICE OF HEARING Judith M. Kammerzell, only 20 DAYS from the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- DEVELOPMENT PERMIT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- good job and add a personal touch to recording date of this notice to Personal Representative gain recognition. Don’t sit back when pursue mediation. DO NOT EN that the Board of NOTICE OF APPLICA- EN that the Board of you should be moving forward. DELAY. CONTACT A HOUS- County Commissioners, Attorney for TION: September 5, 2017 County Commissioners, ING COUNSELOR OR AN Lewis County, Washington, Personal Representative: & September 12, 2017 Lewis County, Washington LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) /s/ THEODORE F.S. ATTORNEY LICENSED IN has approved the exten- PUBLIC COMMENT PERI- (BOCC), has received an Don’t miss out on an opportunity WASHINGTON NOW to as- RASMUSSEN WSBA 8720 sion of the temporary Theodore F.S. Rasmussen, P.S. OD: Lewis County re- application for a non- because you don’t feel like putting in sess your situation and refer closure of a portion of S. 112 Crosby, P.O. Box 724, ceived an application on exclusive license from the effort. You must do the painstaking you to mediation if you are Tekoa, WA 99033 eligible and it may help you Lakeside Drive between (509) 284-2332 March 28, 2017, for the Sprint Communications work if you want to reap the rewards. save your home. See below for following project(s) and Streamside Drive and Lake Court of Probate Company L.P., to replace SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) safe sources of help. SEEK- you are invited to comment ING ASSISTANCE Housing Drive, to all through traffic. Proceedings: Whitman their existing license which Financial limitations due to emotional County Superior Court on the proposed project. counselors and legal assis- During the closure the road Cause No.: 17-4-00079-38 is scheduled to terminate spending will stress you out. Look for tance may be available at little will remain open to local Written comments may be in October, 2017, to con- alternative ways to make your money or no cost to you. If you would access from either end up Published: The Chronicle submitted on this applica- struct, operate and main- like assistance in determining August 29, 2017 & September 5 & 12, 2017 tion by October 5, 2017 by work for you. Cut corners and work on your rights and opportunities to to but not beyond the point tain telecommunication fa- improving your savings plan. keep your house, you may of closure at milepost 0.22, 5:00 pm (30 days from the cilities on, under and SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) contact the following: The and other county roads are 100012 NTC: Todd Isaac posting and 1st publication across Highway 603 be- statewide foreclosure hotline Show a little creativity regarding available for detour. Pur- Miskimens of the Notice of Applica- tween the City of Napavine for assistance and referral to suant to RCW 47.48.010 tion). Written Comments how you do things. Presentation will housing counselors recom- and Shorey Road in Sec- and .020, effective Sep- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT should be submitted to the count, and you’ll turn heads if you can mended by the Housing Fi- OF THE STATE OF tions 8, 16, 17, 21. 27 & Community Development incorporate a wow factor. Romance is nance Commission: Toll-free: tember 14, 2017 through WASHINGTON FOR 28, Township 13 North, 1-877-894-HOME September 29, 2017 that Department at the address in the stars. LEWIS COUNTY Range 2 West, W.M. (1-877-894-4663) or Web site: portion of Lakeside Drive IN THE MATTER OF listed below. The license being consid- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) http://www.dfi.wa.gov/consum THE ESTATE OF ers/homeownership/post_purc described above in Section FILE NO(S): SHD17-0006 ered is for a period of five Business trips, interviews, educational TODD ISAAC MISKIMENS, hase_counselors_foreclosure 28, Township 12 North, Deceased. PROJECT: New 1,650 years. W\YZ\P[ZVYYLZLHYJO^PSSILILULÄJPHS .htm . The United States Range 2 East, W.M., shall No. 17-4-00255-21 square foot office/storage The application and all Personal gains, physical enhancement Department of Housing and be closed to all through PROBATE NOTICE building at the Cowlitz Falls related materials have Urban Development: Toll-free: and romance look promising. traffic. TO CREDITORS Fish Facility (CFFF) to been reviewed by the 1-800-569-4287 or National [RCW 11.40.030] AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Web Site: http://portal.hud.gov DATED: September 11, The Administrator named be- accommodate the addition- BOCC and found appropri- Children and elders can bring happiness /hudportal/HUD or for Local 2017 low has been appointed and al staff needed to operate ate for further proceedings. counseling agencies in Wash- Rieva Lester has qualified as Administrator the recently constructed A hearing on the non- as well as trouble. If you are organized, ington: http://www.hud.gov/offi Clerk of the Lewis County of this Estate. Any person Cowlitz Falls North Shore exclusive franchise will be you should be able to enjoy their ces/hsg/sfh/hcc/fc/index.cfm having a claim against the anecdotes while staying on top of your ?webListAction=search&searc Board of County decedent must, before the time Collector. This project is held on the 9th day of responsibilities. hstate=WA&filterSvc=dfc The Commissioners the claim would be barred by within the shorelines juris- October, 2017, at or after statewide civil legal aid hotline Published: The Chronicle any otherwise applicable stat- diction of the Cowlitz River the hour of 10:00 a.m., in PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) for assistance and referrals to September 12, 2017 ute of limitations, present the and/or its associated wet- the Commissioners Hear- Look at all your options if you want to other housing counselors and claim in the manner as provi- attorneys: Telephone: lands. Lewis County's ing Room on the 2nd floor keep the peace. Try to accommodate 99838 NTC: Leonard Keith ded in RCW 11.40.070 by 1-800-606-4819 or Web site: Kammerzell serving on or mailing to the Shoreline Master Program of the Historic Courthouse everyone, including yourself. http://nwjustice.org/what-clear . Administrator or the Adminis- designates the Cowlitz Riv- in Chehalis, Washington, Compassion and honesty will help you Additional disclaimers provided SUPERIOR COURT OF trator's attorney at the address er as Conservancy Envi- by the Trustee: If you have when and where all per- maintain your popularity. WASHINGTON, stated below a copy of the ronment. previously been discharged WHITMAN COUNTY claim and filing the original of sons may appear and be ARIES (March 21-April 19) through bankruptcy, you may the claim with the court in PROJECT LOCATION: heard upon the granting of Discuss matters regarding partnerships. have been released of person- Estate of which the probate proceedings The project is located at the franchise. al liability for this loan in which LEONARD KEITH were commenced. The claim 1379 Falls Road, Randle in Getting things out in the open will help case this letter is intended to RCW 36.55.040 requires KAMMERZELL, must be presented within the Lewis County on parcel you discard any potential pitfalls that exercise the noteholders rights NO. 17-4-00079-38 later of: (1) Thirty days after that notice of hearing be may occur. Romance will encourage against the real property only. PROBATE NOTICE the Administrator served or number 027303-009-000 - posted in three public better days ahead. QUALITY MAY BE CONSID- TO CREDITORS mailed the notice to the Section 06, Township 11N, places in the county seat of ERED A DEBT COLLECTOR Deceased. creditor as provided under Range 06E, WM., Lewis the county at least 15 days TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) County. before the day fixed for Offering to help one of your peers A DEBT AND ANY INFORMA- The personal representative four months after the date of TION OBTAINED WILL BE PROJECT APPLICANT: hearing, and also publish- will encourage the same hospitality named below has been ap- first publication of the notice. If USED FOR THAT PURPOSE pointed as personal represen- the claim is not presented Tacoma Power ed two times in the official in return. Focus on sharing and Dated: 5/10/2017 Quality Loan tative of this estate. Any within this time frame, the Terry Ryan newspaper of the county, Service Corp. of Washington, compromise when it comes to getting person having a claim against claim is forever barred, except 3628 South 35th Street the last publication to be things done. as Trustee By: Tricia Willis, the deceased must, before the as otherwise provided in RCW Assistant Secretary Trustee's time the claim would be barred 11.40.051 and 11.40.060. This Tacoma, WA 98409-3192 not less than 5 days before GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Mailing Address: Quality Loan by any otherwise applicable bar is effective as to claims Any person may submit the day fixed for hearing. Let experience help you make better Service Corp. of Washington statute of limitations, present against both the Decedent's written comments on the Dated: September 11, C/O Quality Loan Service choices. Rely on people who have the claim in the manner as probate and nonprobate as- proposal or call for addi- 2017 Corp. 411 Ivy Street, San provided in RCW 11.40.070 by sets. helped you in the past and have your Diego, CA 92101 (866) serving on or mailing to the DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- tional information. Writ- Rieva Lester best interest at heart. Share your 645-7711 Trustee's Physical personal representative or the TION: September 5, 2017. ten comments should be Clerk of the Lewis County feelings and be honest. Address: Quality Loan Service personal representative's attor- /s/ Scott A. Miskimens, mailed, delivered or Board of County Corp. of Washington 108 1 st ney at the address stated Administrator email prior to the com- CANCER (June 21-July 22) Ave South, Suite 202 Seattle, Commissioners below a copy of the claim and ATTORNEYS FOR ESTATE: ment deadline to: Look at every aspect of a suggestion WA 98104 (866) 925-0241 file the original of the claim Michael P. Roewe Sale Line: 800-280-2832 or Lewis County Community before you rule it out. Refuse to let your with the court in which probate WSBA #5799 Published: The Chronicle Logi n to: http://wa.qualityloan proceedings were com- Hillier, Scheibmeir Development emotions get involved in a situation September 12 & Septem- .com Trustee Sale Number: menced. The claim must be & Kelly, P.S. Attn. Karen Witherspoon, WA-16-751239-SW State of: ber 19, 2017 that requires common sense. Use your presented within the later of: 299 N. W. Center Street Senior Project Planner memory and experience wisely. County of: On before me, ies ), (1) Thirty days after the P. O. Box 939 and that by his/her/their signa- personal representative served Chehalis, WA 98532 2025 NE Kresky Ave 99597 WF VICTORIA LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ture(s) on the instrument the or mailed the notice to the Phone: (360) 748-3386 Chehalis, WA 98532 GRANTOR TRUST Your money is best put toward person(s), or the entity upon creditor as provided under (360) 740-1146 behalf of which the person(s) improving your life or home. Don’t let an RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) Published: The Chronicle karen.witherspoon@lewis SUPERIOR COURT acted, executed the instru- four months after the date of September 5, 12 & 19, 2017 countywa.gov OF WASHINGTON old friend walk back into your life after ment. I certify under PENALTY first publication of the notice. If PROCESS: A Notice of FOR LEWIS COUNTY letting you down before. Keep personal Application will be posted information a secret. WF VICTORIA GRANTOR on the property and will TRUST, a trust company, PNNA STATEWIDE CLASSIFIEDS initiate a 30-day public comment period in which Plaintiff, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2017 7HJPÄJ5VY[O^LZ[+HPS`*VUULJ[PVU(JSHZZPÄLKHKUL[^VYRVMKHPS`UL^ZWHWLYZPU interested persons may vs. -0=,Z[H[LZ(20+>(69(5+4;YLHJOPUN TPSSPVUYLHKLYZWLY[OYLLKH`Y\U submit written comments. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ;OL^VYKJSHZZPÄLKHK^PSSY\U[OYLLJVUZLJ\[P]LKH`Z";O\YZKH`:H[\YKH`VY-YPKH` Once the comment period ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS AND Set your sights on doing something that :\UKH`PULHJOVM[OLUL[^VYRUL^ZWHWLYZ[V[HSVM HKZHUK[OLI\`^V\SKJVZ[ has ended and if no public DEVISEES OF GEORGE brings you joy. Turn your passion into  7,9+(@7,95,>:7(7,9VY WLYTVU[O GREENE, deceased individual; hearing is requested within DOES 1 through 10, inclusive, a moneymaking endeavor. 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