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NORTH BEND — More vaccine is on the way after a rush of people seek- ing flu shots drained the supply at Coos County’s Public Health Depart- ment. “We’re out Inside of vaccine, but Contributed Photo Read how the rest of we’ve ordered By Alysha Beck, The World Joanne Verger speaks on the Oregon State more,” said the rest of the nation Joanne Verger shares stories about her experiences in Oregon politics for the past 22 years. She moved to Coos Senate floor during a Senate session. Verger Administrator is grappling with an served as an Oregon state senator from 2005 uncommonly strong Bay in 1968, and has served as Coos Bay mayor, Oregon state representative and Oregon state senator. In 2011, Frances Smith. Verger announced she would not run again for her Senate seat. to 2012. Smith attrib- flu strain. Page A6 uted the rush to a combination of holiday travel, which sometimes helps spread the disease, Belle of the bay and the national media focus on flu outbreaks around the country. reflects on politics SEE FLU | A10

COOS BAY — When Joanne community like a research Lakeside Verger looks back on her 22 paper,”she said. “I moved from years on the front lines of local such a different culture, I had to and Oregon politics, she can do do that. We were in business. so with her head held high and Lawton and I both needed to mayor her values and principles intact. totally understand who Oregon When I sat down to talk with people were, her this week, in the Coos Bay so we studied the history of PEOPLE OF City Council chambers where it THE resigns all began, we discussed how she Oregon and Contributed Photo was able to do that. It boils traveled all WORLD After 22 years in local and state politics,Joanne Verger announced she would not down to this: For all of her over the I Declares City Council run for re-election to the Senate. Southern-style graciousness, state.” she could be tough and stub- Her prepa- incapable of managing born when the time came to ration and fight for something she believed intensity grew when she BY DANIEL SIMMONS-RITCHIE in. entered poli- The World “I think that my city coun- cils, my county commissioners, tics, first as a LAKESIDE — After winning re- will all vouch for the fact that city coun- cilor, then as TIM election by 17 votes, mayor-elect Ed I’ve been able to do whatever NOVOTNY Gowan has refused to accept the job. they needed doing,”she said. “I Coos Bay’s The surprise announcement came don’t want that to ever be con- mayor. She at a swearing-in ceremony Thursday fused with having a lack of sub- became a pen night. Gowan was absent, but sent a stance. I never want anybody to pal of John Kitzhaber, then in letter to the council outlining his frus- feel that in the clutches I’m not his first stint as governor. She tration. tough.” wrote him at least a letter a “As Mayor, I have NO CONFI- Verger backed up her tough- month, explaining Coos Bay’s DENCE in this Council to work ness with preparation — a qual- situation and needs. together toward any goals set for the ity she displayed when she first When she joined the Legisla- positive progression of the City of arrived in Coos Bay in 1968. The ture, she commonly worked Lakeside,”he wrote. Louisiana-bred Verger moved from 7 a.m. and until 7 at night. Gowan added that the city was to the Northwest with her hus- With hard times afflicting her district, the people back home conducting business in an “obstruc- Contributed Photo band, Lawton, who had just Former Oregon State Senator Joanne Verger and Senate President Peter bought a car dealership. SEE GOWAN | A10 Courtney count votes during a Senate session. “I had literally studied the SEE VERGER | A10 Drier times ahead for soggy residents

BY DANIEL SIMMONS-RITCHIE the county stopped cleaning out Mill Creek, which The World lies adjacent. The county has tried to combat the flooding, COOS BAY – One of Coos County’s most water- placing gravel along stretches of the road in 2008 to logged roads will be fixed after this winter,following raise its height. But the water has chipped away at years of vehicle damage, access problems and soggy the county’s work. feet for residents. At best, the flooding is a nuisance for the street’s Anderson Lane, near Blossom Gulch Elementary 13 to 16 households, says Long. At worst, it ruins School, has been on the road department’s radar for vehicle parts and hinders walking and driving. years but state regulations have stalled its repair. “There’s one girl, she puts garbage bags on her During a good week of rain, like the week past, an feet to get down the road,”Long said. 80-foot puddle stretches along the street. After It’s a problem with serious consequences for heavy storms, like those that hit last year, that pud- some residents. Liz McGraw, a former paralegal, dle can stretch 150 feet and reach over a foot in suffers an illness that requires her to use an electric depth. wheelchair. That makes access impossible on some “I have seen salmon swimming up the road,”said days. By Alysha Beck, The World resident Ron Long. “I can’t even get to my mailbox if I wanted,”she Ron Long explains how Anderson Lane in Coos Bay floods over after heavy rains, strand- Long, a 47-year-old contractor, has lived on said. ing some residents. Some residents have complained to the county about the need to Anderson Lane since he was a child. He says that manage the flooding. flooding became a problem several years ago after SEE FLOODING | A10

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THE WORLD prosperity in the region.” A port news release said date COOS BAY — The South McKeown has regularly advo- Coast’s newest state legisla- cated for maritime com- tor, Caddy McKeown, has merce, the local economy and resigned from her other pub- the region’s transportation lic role as a Coos Bay port system. When the boats are away, the pinnipeds commissioner. McKeown was part of the will play.While B-Dock in the Charleston McKeown, D-Coos Bay, port’s effort to buy the Marina is cleared of boats while the new will begin her duties as a state embargoed Coos Bay rail line, representative next week. On resulting in restored freight docks are installed, several sea lions Friday, Oregon International rail service between Eugene decided to get out of the water and rest Port of Coos Bay announced and the coast. on the empty spaces.The blubbery her resignation from the port “Caddy McKeown has put bunch had just come out of the water board. McKeown has been tremendous energy into and were boisterous to another who vice president of the port advocating for port develop- joined them. commission since January ments and transportation 2004. projects to reverse decades of “The Coos Bay harbor is a economic hardship,” said By Lou Sennick, The World valuable asset that should be Port Commission President fully utilized to benefit David Kronsteiner. “She set a southwest Oregon and the high standard for objective state, and the cargo opportu- deliberation and helped nities the port is pursuing solidify the port’s role as a Coquille principal steps down have the potential to do catalyst for economic exactly that for the long improvement... . We wish her term,”McKeown said.“I look the best in continuing these THE WORLD Nortness, who had been principal of the same building as the district offices. forward to expanding my role efforts in the Oregon State Coquille Valley School since 2000, “It’s not easy, but it will work well as an advocate for greater Legislature.” COQUILLE — A longtime public stepped down this week. for the schools,”Sweeney said. school principal resigned suddenly this Geoff Wetherell will become princi- week. pal in his place. Sweeney will perform Sweeney declined to discuss the cir- Coquille Superintendent Tim double duty as principal of Lincoln cumstances behind Nortness’ resigna- Sweeney confirmed that Mark Elementary School, which is located in tion. Pets of the Week Meetings TODAY Coos Bay Public School Board — 9 a.m., Milner Crest Education Center, 1255 Hemlock Ave.; Lighthouse Pro- ject. MONDAY North Bend City Council — noon, Dolly Grover Ernie and Eckley Gypsie council chambers, city hall, 835 Cal- ifornia St.; special meeting to dis- Coos County Animal Shelter Pacific Cove Humane Society cuss pay request No. 3 from Laskey- Clifton Corp. for the Sherman Ave. Meet this week’s featured dog and cat at Pacific Cove Humane Society is featuring Sewer Line Replacement Project. the Coos County Animal Shelter. two cats and two dogs of the week. I Dolly is a young adult, spayed female I Ernie and Eckley are good-looking, Oregon Virtual Academy Board — 6 GLAUCOMA Lynx Point Siamese mix. She is a beautiful orange and white, neutered cats who are p.m., 400 Virginia Ave., Suite 210, girl, very loving, sweet and playful. Her ani- brothers. They have always been together North Bend; regular monthly meet- No pain. No symptoms. ing. And no way to know if you have it without an eye examination. mal ID No. is 687 and her adoption fee is $45. and would love to stay together if possible. I Grover is a stray young adult, neutered I Gypsie and Killer, not pictured, are Coos Bay Public School Board — 6 male Anatolian Shepherd. He is a beautiful mother and son that need to find a home as p.m., Milner Crest Education Center, boy, very playful and happy. His animal ID soon as possible. Gypsie is a 10-year-old, 1255 Hemlock Ave.; regular meet- No. is 12-474 and his adoption fee is $100. tan, spayed, beagle/terrier mix. Her 8-year- ing. The Coos County Animal Shelter is locat- old dark brown, neutered son is mixed with Myrtle Point School District — 6 p.m., ed at 92960 Southport Road south of Coos Pomeranian. They are both a little shy at Maple School District Educational COOS BAY VISION CENTER Bay. Shelter hours are from noon-4 p.m. first, but great when get to know new people. Center, 413 C St.; regular meeting. PATRICIA GATES, OD Tuesdays through Saturdays. Both are good with cats and other dogs. For more information, call the shelter at Evaluation required. 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Agency Applause School board offers new Former Coos Bay resident weighs return lunch site receives education doctorate to 5-day week for seniors BY MELISSA HART 1992-1996, taught and coached at the The World high school, and served as athletic direc- tor for three years. He worked in BY THOMAS MORIARTY The World Want to go? BY TIM NOVOTNY Hermiston School District announced Spanaway, Wash. for 10 years then that Director of Operations and Business moved back to the Coos Bay area serving The Coos Bay School Board will The World COOS BAY — Returning to Services Jon Mishra recently completed as principal at Sunset Middle School meet at 6 p.m. Monday in the a five-day school week is the requirements for a Doctor of from 2006-2009. Milner Crest Education Center, 1255 COOS BAY — There may among the options being Education (Ed.D.) degree. Hemlock Ave. The public is wel- be no such thing as a free brought to the Coos Bay Two years of academic coursework Rotary gives $6,000 for youth come. lunch, but for those over 60 School Board on Monday. provided the theoreti- it’s getting close in Coos Bay. culture, leadership programs Superintendent Dawn cal framework for his ernor’s 2025 goal?” And more convenient. The Coos Bay North Bend Rotary Club Granger said the district has culminating research The goal, set by Gov. John That’s because the Area awarded over $6,000 to local organiza- put together five schedule and doctoral disserta- Kitzhaber in September, is Agency on Aging has moved tions that serve youth, and meet the proposals for 2013. One tion measuring the for every student in the class into a new site that they hope needs of the greater Bay Area and Coos option is the current four- impact of an anchor of 2025 to graduate from high will attract seniors to come by County. Grants will be used to enhance day schedule. Three other activity on the effec- school. for a nutritious midday meal. youth participation in arts and culture, options return regular Friday tiveness of a profes- The meals are served from provide equipment for building youth classes, but on an early- Monday’s meeting will be sional learning com- 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m, leadership skills, and meet basic commu- release schedule. a preliminary discussion, munity (PLC). In Monday through Thursday Jon Mishra nity needs. The board could also with a decision coming later December 2012, Mishra every week. Seniors may buy Graduated The following were recipients of the adopt an entirely different in the year, board Chairman successfully defended the meals for a suggested grant: Start Making a Reader Today's schedule, Granger said. James Martin said. his work, completing his dissertation donation of $3. SMART Reading Program, $1,000; Granger said the big ques- Martin said the board is “Assessing the Impact on Teacher Falling locally under the ORCO Arts for Youth, $900; Oregon tion is: “Which one of these almost certain to schedule a Collaboration through the Development leadership of the South Coast Coast Lab Band, $500; Marshfield calendars is the best to work session to examine the and Implementation of a System Business Employment Theater Company, $400; Coos County ensure that we meet the gov- district’s proposals in detail. Corporation, the agency has Featuring Personalized Student 4-H, $750; ORCCA Court Appointed been providing meals to Mentoring." Special Advocate Program (CASA), $800; homebound seniors for “Obtaining a doctorate has always Nancy Devereux Center, $500; ER Dental decades. been a goal of mine,”said Mishra. “I was Days Collaboration, $460; South Coast Divorces just waiting for the right environment to Lori Austin is the Senior Gospel Mission, $600; Coos Bay Senior The following people have Cary Heller of Myrtle pursue this endeavor. The Hermiston Services Manager in Coos Bay. Activity Center, $500. filed for divorces at the clerk’s School District provided that environ- Point and Margi Heller of She says that in the Coos Bay- The Coos Bay North Bend Rotary Club office at the Coos County ment for me.” Myrtle Point. North Bend area alone they fosters service in business and commu- Courthouse. Mishra grew up in Coos Bay, attended deliver about 120 meals a day nity life. For information about joining Roger Sherrell of Hood Dianne Harrison of Coos Blosson Gulch Elementary, Sunset Junior to those who are stuck at the club visit http://coosbaynorthben- River and Tanya Woodyard of Bay and Richard Harrison of High and Marshfield High School, grad- home. drotary.com/ or call Tom Bennett at 541- Coos Bay. Eugene. The agency’s new site at uating in 1986. He lived in Powers from 290-3320. the old Bunker Hill Elementary School, 62858 U.S. Highway 101, south of Coos Bay, allows the group to reach out to those over 60 Presenting the Art of.... who aren’t homebound. Coos Bay gets a fresh face “It is very convenient for our drivers to pull in and out Diane Story and there is a lot of space for In an effort to better com- library. The deadline for sub- Cunningham our cooks to use,”said Austin, municate with the citizens in BAY AREA mitting an application is Jan. who also is hoping that the the community, the city of 28. more centralized location will Coos Bay has created a REPORTS Additional information is bring in more people to eat on Facebook page, Coos Bay - available by contacting the A creative mind is site. City. The page has over 150 Board meets a minimum of library director of any Coos a beautiful thing! Last year the agency con- photos, including parks, twice yearly. County library or Mary Jane tracted a space with the boardwalks, Fun Festival, Applications are available Fisher at the Extended Prefontaine Run, fishing and Salvation Army, but found it at all Coos County libraries Services Office, 541-888- Like us on Facebook! more. to be a little smaller than and may be returned to any 7393. what they needed. They only The page provides an INDPOWER ALLERY opportunity to receive news M G had a handful come in each Hours: Tues - Sat 10 am - 5 pm week last year, but are releases about recent events. 417 Fir Ave., Reedsport • 541-271-2485 expecting and have prepared To start receiving these for many more this year at valuable updates, go to the Bunker Hill. Coos Bay - City Facebook The price is right as well. page and select the “like” but- Austin says the agency will ton which will allow city news always be happy to accept and photos to post into your more that $3, but whatever Facebook news feed. patrons can pay is fine. If someone only has a buck on County library board them, they are still welcome needs member to come in for a good meal. The Coos Library Board To help out, or to find out invites applicants to apply for more, you can call the South an open position on the board Coast Business Employment representing Dora Corporation at 541-269-2013. Corporation and the cities of Reporter Tim Novotny can Bandon, Coquille, Lakeside, be reached at 541-269-1222, Myrtle Point and Powers. ext. 235, or at tnovotny@the- Board members serve four- worldlink.com. year terms. Coos Library

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C M C M A4 • The World • Saturday, January12,2013 Y K Y K Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Ryan Haas, City Editor Clark Walworth, Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor Opinion theworldlink.com/opinion Cheers &Jeers Private decision Some cities have banned plastic shopping bags, sometimes igniting local controversy. Not so on the South Coast. Brookings- based C&K Market chose to remove plas- tic from its stores, includ- ing Ray’s Food Place. Cheers for letting private enterprise decide things. Public Forum Easy on the salt Oregon has long avoided road salt, which is notori- County boss by any Fred Messerle would be elected and the our behalf; and also empower our citizens in ously hard on paint jobs county administrator ordinance would pass a wide variety of professions to suggest the name is still a mistake handily so commissioners could meet occa- improvement we all want? and the environment. But sionally, making lofty visions, policies and It takes leadership on a daily basis to Isn’t it amazing how linguistic manipula- highway officials say it’s strategies. The problem is, in our country’s effect workable, worthwhile improvement. tion attempts to subtly change our percep- poor economic climate, any long-term, Commissioner Bob Main has demonstrated occasionally the only prac- tion? Both the “voice of the people” charter tical solution. bombastic visions are likely to be rendered admirable qualities of caution, reasonable- and the “county administrator” ordinance moot before the ink dries. More than ness, stamina for hard work, and active So they’ll try were soundly dismissed. Now, not unex- visions, we need practical, hands-on efforts community involvement. Now we wait to it in selected pectedly, the title “county administrator” from three energetic commissioners. Even see if the “Dream Team” (editor’s moniker) stretches of has morphed into “chief administrative The World just attempted improvement by of Sweet and Cribbins will follow suit or officer.” road. Well, securing a new publisher. merely become an extension of our two According to The World, a Portland State By the way, I hope Jaye Bell and Ronnie appointed commissioners’ single-issue OK. But if University report suggests how, with this new Herne’s civic heroics continue and they tenure. they start terminology, we should change our govern- revise certain aspects of the charter and Robert Loiselle using it routinely, expect ment. If voters see fit to reject Portland’s old promote it anew. Given the choice between North Bend jeers. wine in a new bottle, what will appear next? unrelenting county administrator agendas Will the lingo manipulation continue with the or a workable “voice of the people” charter, likes of “lead county adviser”, or “county I’ll choose the latter any day. Celebrate freedom Concrete results adjunct manager,” or “chairman of county My doctoral studies in leadership con- departments,” or dear reader, can you write stantly reinforced the notion that transfor- of (or from) religion Cheers for completion of a the next one? mational change doesn’t come easily, traffic safety project at the Any such terminology will, in time, lead quickly,or without a cost. We should,there- Jan. 16 is Religious Freedom Day. It was Charleston Boat right back to the same county administrator fore, seek measured improvement, not the genius of America’s forefathers to pro- obsession. The forces promoting this one- immediate, wholesale change. Instead of tect our freedom of religion, including the Basin. The size-fits-all county king are not going away one lone wolf’s report, why not invite a vari- freedom to practice no religion at all. county and the anytime soon. ety of universities, think-tanks and experi- Dawn Brittain Coos Bay port It was probably highly anticipated that enced county governments to chime in on Coquille partnered to install side- walks, pavement, land- Kudos scaping and storm sewers. What? Again? Thanks for helping Kind helpers make Lakeside’s squabbling Elks provide food, toys success possible Write to us politicians are an ongoing The Coquille Valley Elks Lodge No. 1935 To: All the kind, generous people who The World welcomes letters from readers. Please embarrassment to an oth- had a very successful Christmas season. “Donated at Deerwood” for the Coos Coun- observe these standards: Sixty-seven Elks and seven non-Elks put ty Animal Shelter. erwise charming commu- I Use your real name. together 233 food boxes for the needy and toys To: All the businesses who displayed the nity. Neither for children in Coquille, Myrtle Point and notices. I 400 words maximum. (150 for Kudos.) side in the lat- Powers. These boxes fed 833 adults and 460 To: The World and their very informative I Include your address and daytime phone num- est infighting children. These 74 people worked 279.5 hours articles. ber for verification. and drove 1,312 miles. Three Coquille schools looks inno- To: South Coast Printing friends for their I No defamation, vulgarity or business com- and Myrtle Point High School, as well as Cub talented help. plaints. cent. Who will Scout Pack 314, helped gather food. Only because of people such as yourselves I No poetry or religious testimony. rise to the The Lodge thanks the following organiza- are projects like this possible. challenge of tions: Ford Family Foundation, $5,000; Betsy Tyler We generally print every letter that meets these Coquille Emblem Club, $1,195.35; Fraternal dignified and Coos Bay guidelines. Send yours to [email protected], Order of the Eagles No. 2196, $326.85; FOE or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. respectful leadership? Auxiliary, $1,065; Local Lumber & Sawmill Workers No. 2196, $250; Coquille Rotary, $1,500; and Myrtle Point High School, Coast Guard delivers Sterling steed Coquille High School, Coquille Valley ing in the bay. a ‘Christmas miracle’ Thanks to whoever called the Coast A bay gelding named School and Lincoln Elementary School, for donating food. I want to thank the Coast Guard for sav- Guard. Trooper was shot and left We also thank the individuals who donat- ing my husband, son, nephew and family We truly did have a “Christmas miracle” for dead in 2008. Healed ed. Without all of you, this program would dog on Dec. 22. My son’s life jacket came off because of all the Coast Guard who helped and renamed not have happened. (zipper broken) when the boat flipped as a rescue my family. Sandi Messenger “Hero,”he now Norma Jean Yager result of my husband forgetting to put the Coquille plug in before launching it to go duck hunt- Charleston carries visiting children around a Guns are hazardous to your health Central Oregon youth ranch. He’s become a symbol of redemption. As politicians in Washington debate whether new laws should be issued to tight- Cheers for him, and for en up on background checks, impose limits people who love injured on assault weapons and regulate ammuni- creatures. tion sales and the like, it is worth focusing on the public health side of the issue. It is not news that even though we spend Oh, grow up more on health care than any other country, we rank at the bottom of Sure, the Second virtually every mortality Amendment says you can measure. The latest news bear arms. But it doesn’t comes from a panel of experts charged by the recommend Institute of Medicine and toting rifles on the National Research urban streets. Council with explaining Jeers to two why life expectancy in the United States is lower than guys who SUSAN other rich countries such pulled that ESTRICH as Germany, Japan, France and Australia. stunt in Columnist Portland this week. They A major part of the answer is the higher death rates for those wanted to prove a point, under 50. And a major part of the reason for but mostly they proved those higher death rates is death by guns. ously does not address suicide deaths, guards. Every expert in school safety (not their lack of good manners. The numbers are pretty stark: Firearm which one would expect to increase and not electoral politics) I could find criticized that homicide rates that are 20 times higher.Sui- decrease if there were more, and more easily proposal. If there are studies – nonpolitical cide rates, though lower here, more often – accessible, guns. But if opponents of further studies – out there or to be done that con- six times more often – involve guns. Ameri- regulation want to test that conclusion in flict with what seems to be the unanimous can men, the most common victims of objective studies conducted by profession- conclusion of experts, then clearly they What do you think? firearm killings, have the lowest life als without a political agenda, they should. should be considered. The World welcomes letters. expectancies. Likewise for homicide deaths. But this is the bottom line: Guns should Email us at The NRA argues that the answer to gun In the wake of Newtown, NRA Executive not be a political issue dividing us along our [email protected]. deaths is more guns. That answer needs to Vice President Wayne LaPierre proposed usual political lines. This is a public health be tested not in polls but in studies. It obvi- that every school be protected by armed challenge. The issue is saving lives.

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C M C M Y K Saturday, January12,2013 • The World • A5 Y K Obituaries

Debra Ann Culp moved here, she met the man 2002, Debra welcomed her mother, Joanne passed away Feeling June 3, 1951 - Jan. 7, 2013 she would eventually marry, first granddaughter, Aina, nine short days later. Ken. into the world. At that Debra’s last few months A funeral service will be Debbie met Ken Forester moment, Aina became her on Earth, she was surround- held for Debra Ann Culp, 61, June 15, 1975. Their attrac- world, just the way Leeann ed by her beautiful grand- guilty of North Bend at 2 p.m. tion for each other came had so many years ago. daughters, Lyla and Elly,who Monday, Jan. 14, at North quick and was undeniable. Knowing that her own she cared so much about; her Bend Chapel, 2041 McPher- After only a handful of dates, daughter was such a young daughter, Leeann; her new about son Ave. Burial will be at Ken surprised her that Inde- Debra Ann Culp mother, she offered her son, Josh; and her other Sunset Memorial Park in pendence Day by asking for assistance with Aina every daughter, Aina, the grand- Coos Bay. her hand in marriage. Being The convertible got traded chance she got. She taught daughter who changed the Debra was born June 3, my past young and blindly in love, of for a Bronco, trendy purses her daughter how to be a rest of her life and who 1951 in Salem. She peacefully course, she said yes. On Oct. were traded for diaper bags mother and along the way, became so much more. made the journey to heaven 17,1975, they were married at and California got traded for she became one herself. She She will be greatly missed DEAR ABBY: I am in high Jan. 7, 2013, at her home in College Park Community Oregon. Over the next two went from “Mom” to “O- by all of those whose lives school and have always been North Bend. Church in North Bend. years, Oregon’s rain clouded Mama” in an instant, and she touched. She was special able to get whatever guy I Debra had an interesting With Ken came many of Debra’s point of view and that was who she was until in so many ways. wanted. My reputation at childhood, being the oldest life’s greatest adventures. eventually, her and Ken went the day she passed away. Debra is survived by her school is sort of “loose and of six and the only daughter, easy.” The challenge of being a their separate ways. On Aug. 27, 2009, O- daughter, Leeann Upchurch of Joanne Culp. As a very stepmother to Ken’s 8-year- The 1990s held adven- Mama welcomed her second I haven’t had sex in eight young child, she loved to and husband, Joshua months because I met a old son, Jeff, a whole new tures of a different kind for granddaughter, Lyla, into the spend time with her brother, Upchurch; her granddaugh- sweet, amazing guy who I family to get to know and Debra. She got remarried to a world, but this time with Rick, in Albany at the bowl- ters, Aina, Lyla and Elenora, want to marry. He’s a virgin, love, hunting, flying and man named Alan Bourbon confidence that she could all of North Bend; her broth- ing alley their grandfather, and became very active in and I think he thinks I’m one, sailing. Eventually, in 1986, just be a grandma. Within a ers, Rick Orton of Coos Bay, Wallace Wickett, built. She Leeann’s school. She became too. He doesn’t go to my they made their way down to year of that joyous occasion, Wallace Culp, Terry Culp also enjoyed spending time Debra’s grandparents’ winter a “room mother” and helped there came sadness. Debra school, so he doesn’t know and Torry Culp, all of North with her great-grandmother, home in sunny Southern out with different activities said good-bye to her 95- about my old reputation. Bend; her sisters-in-law, Aina Touminen. Some of her California. That was where in her daughter’s classroom. year-old grandmother, Should I let him keep Diane Orton of Coos Bay and fondest memories were of their greatest adventure She met a wonderful group Gertrude, and also said thinking I’m still innocent? I Pamela Bryant of San Diego, times spent in her apartment began. of moms who’s children were good-bye to her little broth- feel like a worthless used rag. Calif.; nieces, Jennifer When I’m with him, I am and the smell of freshly Ken started driving truck, in Leeann’s classroom, she er, Marty. Somewhere in baked “Fin” bread she woke Debra started working as a joined the PTA, she filled her between she managed to Wigston Culp of Lincoln worth something — I’m the City, Elizabeth Buchanan of whole world to him. I want it up to every morning. secretary in a law office, the life with the daughter she welcome a son-in-law, She ended up in North weather was warm, they had wanted so bad. Over the Joshua, into her life. He Roseburg, Katie Sanne of to stay like that. But I know Coos Bay, Casey Culp of San that by not Bend, where she spent a a little red convertible, Jeff years, the Circle of Moms, helped her and loved her, as majority of her life, in 1964 was already grown and start- enjoyed many brunch dates, if he were her son, and she Diego, Cece Culp of Eugene DEAR telling him, and Sage Desoto of Portland; I’m lying. when her grandparents, ing his own life. Palm Halloween parties and last loved him in the same way. ABBY Wallace and Gertrude Wick- Springs was just the place for days of school. She enjoyed She then turned her atten- nephews, Shane Linville, He doesn’t John Culp and Richard Orton deserve that ett, purchased the Kentuck a young, attractive couple their company so very much. tion toward her mother, all of North Bend; as well as — and I feel Golf Course. Although she like them to enjoy life and get When she wasn’t socializing Joanne, who was growing old many cousins including I don’t never learned how to play away from it all. That with the girls, she was busy herself. They lived together, Leslie, Becky, Yvonne, and deserve golf, many good things came December, they found out making her house as perfect and helped each other, even him. Please as a result of the move. She that they were expecting and as could be, earning her the spending a few months in a John; and tons of extended help. — started attending North that in nine short months, title of “Better Homes and condo in Laughlin together. family. NEW “ME” Bend High School and met they would be expanding Gardens Wife” from Alan. The news came that she She is preceded in death IN ARI- her best friend, Ilah. The their duo to a trio. On Aug. In 2002, Alan and Debra was expecting her third by her grandparents, Wallace JEANNE ZONA stories that were told about 27, 1987, they welcomed divorced. Debra should have granddaughter, Elenora, as a and Gertrude Wickett; her been sad, but she had some- PHILLIPS D E A R their days together were Leeann Marie into the world surprise, but she was O- parents, Martin and Joanne NEW YOU: nothing short of amazing and Debra could not have thing very special to occupy Mama, she was ready for Culp; and her brother, Mar- Before I and sometimes they would been happier. Over the years her time. She moved back another little life to love. tin Culp III. answer your question, there make you laugh so hard it they had tried, with no suc- out to Kentuck Golf Course Elenora arrived June 4, 2012, Arrangements are under are some things I would like would bring tears to your cess, and she prayed so hard and started taking care of just one day after Debra’s the direction of North Bend you to understand. First, you eyes. She found her first job, to be blessed with a child of Gertrude, her elderly grand- birthday. She was thrilled Chapel, 541-756-0440. ARE “worth something” working at the golf course’s her own. When it was least mother who had taken such with the belated birthday Sign the guestbook at whether you are with this boy club house and a little more expected, God answered her great care of her throughout gift, but once again, the hap- www.coosbayfh.com and or not. It is dangerous to than 10 years after she first prayers. the years; and on Nov. 16, piness faded fast when her www.theworldlink.com. judge yourself through the eyes of another person. It is far more important that you Yvonne Strine Yvonne worked at the the U.S. Army; Jason John Hansen 2007. He loved working on can look at yourself in a mir- Buckles North Bend News, the North Demaray of Elmira, Jordan Jan. 15, 1938 - Jan. 4, 2013 his roadster and spending ror and know you are a good Bend Garbage Co., and Buckles of Mesa, Ariz.; Kyle time with his family. A chapel memorial service person because you try every July 29, 1928 - Dec. 30, 2012 Engles Furniture as a book- Buckles of Mesa, Polona John is survived by his wife, for John Everett Hansen, 74, day to do what is moral and A celebration of life will be keeper for many years. She Carpenter-Stemmer of Elaine Hansen of Coos Bay; of Coos Bay will be held at 1 right. Practice that, and no held at a later date for Yvonne and Bud traveled in their Springfield, Jeremy Carpen- brothers, David Hansen and p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, at one will ever again make you Buckles, 84, of North Bend. fifth-wheel trailer for 15 ter of Springfield, Vanessa wife, Janis of Portland and Coos Bay Chapel, 685 feel like a used rag. Cremation rites were held years. They wintered in Dodds of Mesa and Analise Russell Hansen and wife, Anderson Ave. Cremation You are still in high under the direction of North Yuma, Ariz., and traveled to Marquez of Mesa; great- Rebecca of Punta Gorda, Fla.; rites have been held at Ocean school, and that’s early to be Bend Chapel. Inurment was many different states, as far grandchildren, Aliza and children, Renee Hansen of View Memory Gardens Cre- thinking about marriage. I’m held at Sunset Memorial as the East Coast. She and Savannah Stemmer of Long Beach, Calif., Sherry matory in Coos Bay. advising you to tell this boy Cemetery Mausoleum. Bud celebrated their 50th Springfield and Preston, Blair and husband, Scott; and John was born Jan. 15, the truth because if you Yvonne was born July 29, wedding anniversary with a Payten and Gabe Carpenter grandchildren, Jessica, Kelsey, 1938, at Keizer Hospital in don’t, there is a good chance 1928 on the Strine Farm in trip to Brianna and her husband, of Springfield; sister and North Bend, that eventually he will hear it Geddes, S.D., the daughter Hawaii. Seth Neuhaus of Lebanon, brother-in-law, Ginny and the son of from someone else. If he of Harold and Mary (Kra- After their Jim Johnson of Meridian, Dale and Christy Burbank and hus- drops you because of it, it tochvil) Strine. She died Dec. travels, she Idaho; brother-in-law and Mabel band, Mark of Eugene, Dale will not be because you don’t 30, 2012, in Coos Bay of kid- enjoyed vol- sister-in-law, Dick and (Keizer) Hansen and wife, Brenda and deserve him, but because he ney failure. unteering Netabelle Buckles of Cottage Hansen. He grandson, Spencer of Spring- doesn’t deserve you. Yvonne came with her for the Grove; and many nieces and died Jan. 4, field and Caryn Mauncel and DEAR ABBY: I’m wonder- family to Empire in 1936. SMART nephews. 2013, at granddaughter, Amarey of ing if you can help me. I have There, she and her four sis- reading pro- She was preceded in death RiverBend Troutdale; stepchildren, been friendly with couples, ters were raised. She gradu- gram at by her husband, Bud; par- Hospital in Robin Smith of Vancouver, and when an argument arises Yvonne Buckles Hillcrest John Hansen ated in 1946 from North ents, Harold and Mary; sis- Springfield. Wash., and granddaughter, I have been caught in the Elementary Bend High School. She was ters, Betty Lou Parrish, Bev- John graduated from Ashleigh of Las Vegas, Nev., middle. Sometimes I have School in North Bend. very active in different clubs erly Calhoun and Patty Goll; Marshfield High School in Rod Regorrah of Hood River felt forced to take sides. Then Yvonne is survived by her and was on rally. After high infant daughter, Alana Kay; 1956 and from Oregon State and Becki Beach and husband, what happened was they daughter and son-in-law, school, she worked to save and son-in-law, David University in 1964. He was Pat and grandchildren, Joshua wound up mending fences Nona and Frank Carpenter her money and attended the Demaray. proud to be a member of McWeeney, Bill McWeeney and repeating to the other of North Bend; son and University of Oregon. She Memorial contributions Kappa Delta Rho. John was a and great-granddaughters, what I said during their split. daughter-in-law, Rocky and was a dedicated Bulldog fan may be made to a charity of member of the Oregon Haliegh, Bella, Taylor It has put me in an awkward Laurie Buckles of Bandon; and Duck fan! choice. National Guard and past McWeeney and Serina Beach position when we’re togeth- son, Buddy and Sonia Mar- She married Bud Buckles Arrangements are under exaulted ruler of the Elks of Lacy, Wash.; beloved nieces er. How should I handle this ques of Mesa, Ariz.; grand- April 1, 1951 in North Bend. the direction of North Bend Lodge. He worked with his and nephews. in the future? — TORN IN children, Randy Demaray of They lived in the North Bend Chapel, 541-756-0440. dad and mother at Hansen He was preceded in death DALLAS Washington, Jandy (Buckles) area and raised their three Sign the guestbook at Electric in Coos Bay for by his parents. DEAR TORN: In the and Ryan Torland of John children, Nona, Rocky and www.coosbayfh.com and nearly 30 years. Contributions in his future, when your friends Buddy. Day, RJ Buckles serving in www.theworldlink.com. have a spat with a spouse or John married Gayle Thorn- memory may be made to the significant other and start to ton Ellis in 1965 and became South Coast Diabetes Asso- dump on you, politely the dad of Gayle’s two girls, ciation, 69262 Wildwood Frank ‘Tine’ P. Strain tion Curry County native, he loved to drive a truck and Renee and Sherry. He and Road, Coos Bay, OR 97420. decline to listen. Say, “If you grew up on a dairy ranch in still held a CDL. have a complaint about ( ), June 22, 1925 - Dec. 27, 2012 Gayle had three other chil- Arrangements are under Langlois, milking cows. He He enjoyed his family, dren, Christy, Dale and Caryn the direction of Coos Bay you should work it out with A celebration of life and started driving truck at the friends, camping, old west- him/her because I’m not potluck will be held for Frank before divorcing in 1985. Chapel, 541-267-3131. age of 16 hauling cattle to ern movies and his dogs. John worked in the elec- Friends and family are comfortable hearing this.” “Tine” Phillip Strain, 87, of Portland and Eureka. Later Tine is survived by his trical field in California and invited to send condolences, Either that, or do a lot of lis- Gold Beach from 11 a.m. to 3 he began hauling logs and wife of 68 years, Rosy; three Portland retiring in 2006. He share photos and sign the tening and comment, “Oh, p.m. Saturday, Jan. 19, at the eventually owned his own sons, Lee and wife, Dixie married Elaine Haynes guestbook at www.coos- that must be painful.” Peri- Event Center Showcase logging truck for several Strain of Brookings, Gerry Regorrah in 1992 and they bayfh.com and www.the- od. That way you’re saying Building, Curry County Fair- years. After selling his truck Strain of Gold Beach and moved back to Coos Bay in worldlink.com. nothing you won’t later grounds in Gold Beach. Bring in the mid- regret. your stories and potluck dish Tom Strain of Brookings; 1960s he daughter, Debbie and hus- The exception would be if to share with family and went to you were told about an abu- friends. band, Ken Smith of Gold work for the Beach; 12 grandchildren; 21 sive relationship, in which Tine died Dec. 27, 2012, Curry case you should recommend doing what he enjoyed: He great-grandchildren; and C ounty four great-great-grandchil- a domestic-violence hotline. had just landed a fish while R oad dren. DEAR ABBY: My husband bank fishing on the Rogue Depart- He was preceded in death of 30 years is easily startled. River near Gold Beach. ment. Tine by his parents, a brother, If I enter a room without a Tine was born June 22, retired from warning, he reacts as though 1925, to parents Gladys and Frank Strain Curry Alton “Mort” Strain; and he is in danger. He yells, Winfield Strain in Langlois County as sister, Pearl Jenkins. “Don’t do that, or you’ll give on the Star Ranch. roadmaster in 1987. After Arrangements by Amling me a heart attack!” He married Rosalie Ellen retirement he continued to Schroeder Funeral Service, Since our retirements, this Autery Dec. 5, 1944, in drive truck; water truck or Bandon, 541-347-2907. Sunsetunset MemorialMemorial ParkPark has become an issue. I don’t Coquille. dump truck, it didn’t matter, Sign the guestbook at Established in 1914 by the Independent Order of Odd understand his reaction — he Tine, as a second genera- www.theworldlink.com. Fellows (I.O.O.F.) & relocated from the Marshfield wasn’t in the military, didn’t Pioneer Cemetery. The 40 acre park is the home of the only mausoleum, columbarium & cremation garden in have a dangerous job and the Bay Area. hasn’t been in a disaster. I feel like an intruder in my Glen A. Thommen daughters, Katie and Erika. Sign the guestbook at • Simple cremation & burial. • Private or public graveside or mausoleum chapel own home. He doesn’t think March 20, 1928 - Jan. 3, 2013 He was preceded in death www.theworldlink.com. he has a problem. Your by his beloved wife, Patsy, a services. thoughts? — WIFE OF A Glen Thommen, 84, of baby daughter, his parents • Large selection of burial/cremation spaces, JUMPY HUBBY Coquille, was born March and both brothers. headstones, monuments, burial & urn vaults, DEAR WIFE: Has your 20, 1928, in Roanoke Ill. He caskets, urns, cremation jewelry, printed materials, husband always been this passed away Jan. 3, 2013, at video tributes & more is available at the time of home. way, or is this new behavior? • Cremation need or in advance by preplanning. If it’s new behavior, it should He was a U.S. Marine. He • Funeral Service • Pet cremation. be discussed with his doctor. married Patsy Taylor on • Payment terms & options. He may suffer from a hearing Nov.20,1949. • All funeral & insurance plans accepted. Glen is survived by his six Locally loss or some other problem. “Our family Owned Locally owned by Tom Boynton And because he finds being children, 16 grandchildren, & 20 great-grandchildren and Operated “surprised” upsetting, try to serving your family” Est. 1914 541-267-7182 accommodate him and not a sister. He was especially 63060 Millington Frontage Road close and found great joy in 541-267-4216 take it personally. 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson Coos Bay, OR two of his great-grand- www.coosbayfh.com C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Saturday, January12,2013 Y K Nation OBITUARY New budget battles, new odds

BY ALAN FRAM the goal of shrinking the The Associated Press budget. Insisting on spending cuts in return for a debt limit WASHINGTON — Presi- extension is exactly what the dent Barack Obama had a clear GOP wants to make the political edge in his fight with upcoming fight about. Polling Republicans over the fiscal suggests that on those issues, Vera Heer cliff, and used it to his advan- voters seem more inclined to tage. In the upcoming battle back Republicans. Surveys Vera Heer over federal borrowing and show most people don’t like the idea of extending the gov- Sept. 23, 1918 – Dec. 30, 2012 spending, the leverage will be more evenly divided and the ernment’s borrowing limit At her request, no public outcome less predictable. and back the concept of cut- services will be held for Vera In the fiscal cliff fight, ting federal spending, at least Heer, 94, of Coos Bay, at this Obama wanted to block auto- until specific programs are time. Private cremation rites matic New Year’s Day tax targeted. were held at Ocean View increases on everyone but the In addition, after the 2011 Memory Gardens in Coos country’s highest earners. debt limit fight, Standard & Bay, followed by a private Republicans were trying to Poor’s downgraded the family inurnment at Sunset protect upper-income people The Associated Press nation’s credit rating for the Memorial Park Mausoleum from those tax hikes, but President Barack Obama had a clear political edge in his fight with Republicans and House Speaker John first time and indicated it in Coos Bay. eventually gave in because Boehner over the fiscal cliff, and used it to his advantage. In the upcoming battle over federal borrowing and might do the same if law- Vera was born Sept. 23, they didn’t want to be blamed spending, the leverage will be more evenly divided. makers didn’t find additional 1918, in Project City, Utah to for the higher middle-class deficit reduction. George Potter and Abbie taxes that a stalemate would est rates and tighter credit that Boehner’s new House major- Republicans say this puts (Daniels) Potter. She passed Q: Would Republicans or have triggered. Democrats really force a would wound the economy ity had momentum and was further pressure on Obama to away peacefully Dec. 30, Next come three deadlines and make it costlier for the throwing its weight around. yield. 2012, in Coos Bay. federal default just to get that will almost certainly government to borrow money Yet when the smoke lifted Q: What about the fights Vera was the most giving become entwined. their way in a fight over for a long time. from that fight, polls showed person. She never wanted The government will run spending? the public largely unhappy over preventing budget- anything for herself, only for out of cash in about two A: Most wouldn’t and it Q: Then what’s the with Republicans, consider- wide spending cuts or a others. She was a wonderful months. The Obama adminis- seems unlikely. But they came problem? ing them too inflexible. Now, government shutdown? wife, mother, grandmother tration will need congressional close two years ago. Democrats are on offense and great-grandmother. She A: Both sides have reason A: Both parties think those approval to borrow more As the government neared following Obama’s re-elec- was married to Elwood Heer to think the other will have to two prospects will prompt a money or face a first-ever fed- its debt ceiling in the summer tion, Democratic gains in the for 49 years. They were mar- cave in. And each has core search for savings that will eral default, threatening glob- of 2011, the two sides battled House and Senate and an ried in Cottonwood, Calif. supporters insisting that this eventually be tied to raising al, economy-rattling conse- to the brink. They finally economy that continues They lived in California until time, their leaders must not the $16.4 trillion ceiling on quences. agreed to about $1 trillion in gathering strength, though 1946, when they made the yield. government debt. House Speaker John 10-year spending cuts and slowly. move to Oregon. She lived in Conservatives angry over GOP lawmakers are trying Boehner, R-Ohio, and Senate created a congressional Also helping Obama: The North Bend for 59 years and the New Year’s Day fiscal cliff to create leverage by saying Minority Leader Mitch “supercommittee” to find an deal, which boosted income fiscal cliff fight left the GOP that unless there’s a deficit- then moved in with her additional $1.2 trillion in divided and Boehner weak- daughter in Coos Bay for the McConnell, R-Ky., have said taxes on top earners, want reduction deal, they’re will- they won’t agree to a debt- deficit reduction. The panel the GOP to block further tax ened. Most Senate Republi- ing to partly shut down the past seven years of her life. produced nothing, triggering a cans backed the final compro- Vera is survived by her limit extension without an increases and force deep government and live with the accord to cut spending. Just as like amount in automatic, spending cuts, including on mise between McConnell and automatic spending cuts — daughter, Sharon Blair of across-the-board cuts that Vice President Joe Biden while Coos Bay; son, Dan Heer of adamantly, Obama says the costly federal benefit pro- which are divided evenly government’s debt ceiling Obama and many lawmakers grams like Medicare. Liberals most House Republicans between defense and domes- Salem; brother, Jim Potter of are still trying to find a way to defied Boehner and opposed Las Vegas, Nev.; grandson, must be raised and he won’t eager to cash in on Obama’s tic programs. They interpret negotiate over it, though he skirt. re-election say it’s time to it, raising questions about his the fiscal cliff deal as setting a Scott Blair of Scio; grand- That 2011 fight created effectiveness in leading them daughters, Dominique, says he would bargain over push hard for his agenda of final figure for new tax rev- spending cuts and tax increas- plenty of worry that the White protecting federal programs this year. In addition, the enues and say the focus Gretchen and Alison, all of House and congressional business community, an Coquille; eight great-grand- es to reduce federal deficits. and to raise taxes on the should be put back on spend- At around the same time, Republicans could become so wealthiest Americans even influential contributor and ing cuts. children; and numerous deadlocked and adamant that constituent of the GOP, nieces and nephews. automatic cuts to defense and more. Democrats believe a feder- domestic programs are due to they would plunge the govern- strongly opposes a federal al shutdown would hurt Memorial contributions ment into default. That con- Q: What leverage does default. Powerful groups like may be made to South Coast begin after winning a two- Republicans politically, as it month reprieve in the fiscal cern hasn’t receded, especially Obama have? the U.S. Chamber of Com- did in the 1990s when the Hospice, 1620 Thompson with a fresh infusion of con- merce are already making it Road, Coos Bay, OR 97420. cliff deal. And in late March, A: Far more than in the 2011 GOP Congress battled Presi- money financing federal agen- servative Republicans to join debt limit fight. clear to both parties that law- dent Bill Clinton. Obama Arrangements are under the GOP’s tea party-powered makers must raise the debt the care of Coos Bay Chapel, cies expires and new legisla- Back then, Obama was insists that additional tion will be needed to prevent a 2010 freshman class. That worrying about getting re- ceiling, and Democrats think spending cuts must be cou- 541-267-3131. group has proved hard for that pressure will be felt by Friends and family are government shutdown. elected in 2012 and had no pled with higher taxes on Republicans are sure to use party leaders, especially interest in a stalemate that Republicans. corporations and wealthy encouraged to sign the online Boehner, to control. guestbook at www.coos- both those measures to try could destabilize an already Q: What makes Americans to produce a “bal- forcing Obama to accept more This time, many in Wash- frail economy. Republicans anced” package. Polling bayfh.com and www.the- ington see threatening default Republicans think they worldlink.com. spending cuts. had high hopes of capturing showed the public backed Here’s a look at the political as an empty tactic. The poten- the Senate, hopes that might can prevail? him when he sought higher pressures each side brings to tial consequences are too dan- be enhanced if the economy A: They are united around taxes on the wealthy in the Death Notices the battle. gerous,including higher inter- weakened further. And fiscal cliff fight. Lonnie L. Denler — 45,of Coos Bay, died Jan. 10, 2013, Miss America contestant is in Coos Bay. Arrangements are pending with Coos Bay Chapel, 541-267-3131. Patsy L. Eisenbarth High- pursuing double mastectomy land — 74, of Coos Bay, died Jan. 10, 2013, in Coos Bay. LAS VEGAS (AP) — Win or lose If crowned, the University of first diagnosis, at age 27. Arrangements are pending today, Miss America contestant Maryland, College Park, politics “Right now, I’m three years with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- Allyn Rose will have conveyed a major could become the first away,” she said. 267-3131. message about breast cancer pre- Miss America not endowed with Judy had one breast removed Bruce Evans — 69, of Lakeside, died Dec. 22, 2012, vention using her primary tool as the Barbie silhouette associated in her 20s but waited until she in Lakeside. A celebration of a beauty queen: her body. with beauty queens. was 47 to remove the other one, life luncheon will be held The 24-year-old Miss D.C. Rose said it was her father who which Rose’s father had called a from noon to 3 p.m. Sunday, plans to undergo a double mas- first broached the subject, during ticking time bomb. June 23, at the family home. tectomy after she struts in a bikini her freshman year of college, two “That’s when they found she Dolores A. Phillips — 85, of and flaunts her roller skating tal- years after the death of her had a stage-three tumor in her Coos Bay, died Jan. 10, 2013, ent. She is removing both breasts mother breast,” Rose said. “And that’s in Coos Bay. Arrangements as a preventive measure to reduce “I said, ‘Dad I’m not going to why for me, I’m not going to are pending with Coos Bay her chances of developing the dis- do that. I like the body I have.’He wait.” Chapel, 541-267-3131. ease that killed her mother, got serious and said, ‘Well then She plans to have reconstruc- Ramon M. Jasso — 84,of grandmother and great aunt. you’re going to end up dead like tive surgery, but said the proce- Coos Bay, passed away Jan. “My mom would have given your mom.’” dure has complications. 11, 2013, in Coos Bay. up every part of her body to be She has pondered that con- Preventive surgery is a “very Arrangements are pending here for me, to watch me in the versation for the past three years, reasonable” choice for someone with Nelson’s Bay Area Mor- pageant,” she said Wednesday during which she has worked as a with Rose’s family history and a tuary, 541-267-4216. between dress rehearsals and model and won several pageants, genetic predisposition, said Louise “Liz” Willard Har- preliminary competitions at including Miss Maryland USA, Patricia Ganz, Director of Cancer lan — 97, of Myrtle Point, Planet Hollywood on the Las Miss Sinergy and the Miss Dis- Prevention at the Jonsson Com- died Jan. 9, 2013, in Myrtle Vegas Strip. “If there’s some- trict of Columbia competition, prehensive Cancer Center in Los Point. Arrangements are The Associated Press thing that I can do to be proac- which put her in the running Angeles. pending with Myrtle Grove This photo courtesy Miss America Organization shows tive, it might hurt my body, it today. “I’ve seen young women have Funeral Service - 541-396- Miss DC,Allyn Rose, during preliminary competition at the might hurt my physical beauty, She measures her age by the it done, and they have great 3158. 2013 Miss America Pageant in Las Vegas,Jan. 8. but I’m going to be alive.” time of her mother, Judy Rose’s, peace of mind,”she said. Late scramble begins for the flu vaccine

WASHINGTON (AP) — Missed flu-shot day shipped nearly 130 million doses to doctors’ Q: Should I still hunt for a vaccine? at the office last fall? And all those “get vacci- offices, drugstores and wholesalers, out of A: It does take two weeks for full protec- nated” ads? A scramble for shots is under way the 135 million doses they had planned to tion to kick in. Still, health officials say it’s a as late-comers seek protection from a miser- make for this year’s flu season. At least 112 good idea to be vaccinated even this late, able flu strain already spreading through much million have been used so far. especially for older people, young children of the country. The nation’s largest manufacturer, Sanofi and anyone with medical conditions such as Federal health officials said Friday that there Pasteur, said Friday that it still has supplies heart or lung diseases that put them at high is still some flu vaccine available and it’s not too of two specialty vaccines, a high-dose shot risk of dangerous flu complications. Flu sea- late to benefit from it. But people may have to for seniors, and an under-the-skin shot for son does tend to be worst in January and Feb- call around to find a clinic with shots still on the certain adults, available for immediate ship- ruary, but it can run through March. shelf, or wait a few days for a new shipment. ment. But it also is working to eke out a lim- “We’re hearing of spot shortages,” said Dr. ited supply of its traditional shots — some Q: But don’t some people get Thomas Frieden, director of the Centers for doses that it initially hadn’t packaged into vaccinated and still get sick? Disease Control and Prevention. syringes, said spokesman Michael Szumera. A: Flu vaccine never is 100 percent effec- Colorado offers an example. Kaiser Perma- They should be available late this month. tive, and unfortunately it tends to protect nente,which has 535,000 members in the state, And MedImmune, the maker of the nasal younger people better than older ones. But stopped giving flu shots this week. But it spray vaccine FluMist, said it has 620,000 the CDC released a study Friday showing expected to resume vaccinations when new extra doses available. that so far this year, the vaccine appears 62 shipments arrive, expected this weekend. percent effective, meaning it’s working about Some questions and answers about flu Q: Can’t they just make more? as well as it has in past flu seasons. vaccines: A: No. Flu vaccine is complicated to brew, While that may strike some people as low, with supplies for each winter made months Frieden said it’s the best protection available. Q: Are we running out of vaccine? in advance and at the numbers expected to “It’s a glass 62 percent full,”he said. “It’s well A: It’s January — we shouldn’t have a lot sell. Although health officials recommend a The Associated Press worth the effort.” In this photo provided by the office of the mayor and left. The traditional time to get vaccinated is yearly flu vaccination for nearly everybody, posted to his Twitter account Friday, Chicago Mayor in the fall, so that people are protected before last year 52 percent of children and just 39 Q: What else can I do? influenza starts spreading. percent of adults were immunized. Most Rahm Emanuel holds a sign asking, “Any advice for A: Wash your hands often, and avoid Indeed, manufacturers already have years, leftover doses have to be thrown out. people who shake a ton of hands?” touching your eyes, nose and mouth. C M C M Y K Y K

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President Barack Syria Obama listens as Stocks Afgan President Hamid Karzai Fri.’s closing New York Stock ExxonMbl 89.61 + .51 OfficeMax 9.86 — .04 stance speaks during Exchange selected prices: FMC Cp s 61.40 — .46 Olin 22.46 + .17 Stock Last Chg FootLockr 33.57 + .08 PG&E Cp 40.95 + .08 their joint news AT&T Inc 34.27 — .10 FordM 14.00 + .17 Penney 18.26 — .89 Alcoa 8.94 — .03 Gannett 18.94 — .05 PepsiCo 70.88 + .07 conference in the Altria 32.93 + .23 GenCorp 9.94 — .06 Pfizer 26.52 — .24 may hurt East Room at the AEP 43.24 — .31 GenDynam 70.74 — .91 Praxair 114.00 — .18 AmIntlGrp 35.23 — .57 GenElec 21.13 — .04 ProctGam 69.22 — .05 White House in ApldIndlT 42.60 + .15 GenMills 40.62 — .98 Questar 21.31 + .33 Washington on Avon 15.22 — .29 Hallibrtn 36.62 — .28 RockwlAut 85.88 — .52 nominee BP PLC 44.48 — .53 HeclaM 5.87 SempraEn 71.83 — .03 Friday. 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John Kerry has held up Brunswick 31.04 — .15 IBM 194.45 + 1.57 Timken 49.80 — .23 Caterpillar 95.19 + .11 IntPap 40.11 + .10 TriContl 16.73 + .03 Syria as a country that could Chevron 111.73 + 1.26 JohnJn 72.35 + .16 UnionPac 130.97 — .12 bring peace and stability to Citigroup 42.34 — .49 LockhdM 93.71 — .40 Unisys 17.30 + .01 The Associated Press CocaCola s 36.91 — .05 Loews 42.65 — .11 USSteel 24.88 — .85 the Mideast and predicted ColgPal 107.09 — .30 LaPac 20.75 + .04 VarianMed 74.58 — .30 that the now-disgraced gov- ConocPhil s 58.27 — .23 MDU Res 22.00 + .06 VerizonCm 43.30 — .29 ernment of President Bashar ConEd 55.91 — .18 MarathnO 32.15 — .13 ViadCorp 27.50 + .22 CurtisWrt 34.09 + .06 McDnlds 91.73 + .33 WalMart 68.63 + .27 Assad would pursue a legiti- Deere 89.62 — .29 McKesson 101.08 — .58 WellsFargo 35.10 — .30 mate relationship with the Obama, Karzai agree: It’s Disney 50.58 — .21 Merck 43.23 + .45 Weyerhsr 30.80 + .26 DowChm 33.86 + .02 NCR Corp 26.51 + .02 Xerox 7.26 — .03 United States. Those asser- DuPont 46.15 — .05 NorflkSo 64.04 — .63 YumBrnds 66.87 + .62 tions are certain to draw Eaton 55.75 — .18 NorthropG 67.07 — .33 scrutiny at Kerry’s confirma- EdisonInt 45.80 + .02 OcciPet 83.08 + .07 time to wind down war tion hearing to be secretary of state as Assad’s brutal crackdown has plunged his Financial snapshot Friday, Jan. 11, 2013 WASHINGTON (AP) — Uneasy allies, looms larger in the debate over how quickly to country into civil war. WEEK’S WEEK YEAR President Barack Obama and Afghan Presi- bring U.S. troops home and whether some Interest rates CLOSE AGO AGO Conservative websites have dent Hamid Karzai demonstrated Friday they should stay after combat ends in 2014. Average rate paid on banks mocked the relationship as a could agree on one big idea: After 11 years of The two leaders also agreed that the money-market accounts 0.12% 0.11 0.13 Kerry-Assad “bromance,” war, the time is right for U.S. forces to let Afghan government would be given full con- (Bank Rate Monitor) seizing on comments the Sen- Afghans do their own fighting. U.S. and trol of detention centers and detainees. They 91-day Treasury Bill Yield 0.06% 0.06 0.03 ate Foreign Relations Com- coalition forces will take a battlefield back did not reach agreement on an equally sticky 10-year Treasury Bond 1.87% 1.90 1.87 mittee chairman has made in seat by spring and, by implication, go home issue: whether any U.S. troops remaining speeches and during his six in larger numbers soon thereafter. after 2014 would be granted immunity from Commodities visits to Syria. “It will be a historic moment,” Obama prosecution under Afghan law. DJ UBS Commodities Indexes 138.55 137.73 140.51 The politically tinged criti- declared. At a joint news conference with Karzai in cism of President Barack In a White House meeting billed as a chance the White House East Room, Obama’s mes- Stocks Obama’s nominee fails to cap- to take stock of a war that now ranks as Amer- sage was clear: The Afghans must now show ture the context of Kerry’s ica’s longest, Obama and Karzai agreed to they are capable of standing on their own. Dow Jones Industrial Avg. 13,488.43 13,435.21 12,422.06 words, his more recent state- accelerate their timetable for putting the “By the end of next year, 2014, the transi- S&P 500 1,472.05 1,466.47 1,289.09 ments and what has been a Afghanistan army in the lead combat role tion will be complete — Afghans will have Wilshire 5000 Total Market 15,522.88 15,450.18 13,546.91 complicated outreach to a nationwide. It will happen this spring instead full responsibility for their security, and this AP mercurial and defiant leader. of summer — a shift that looks small but war will come to a responsible end,”he said. Both Republican and Democ- NORTHWEST STOCKS ratic administrations also Week’s action: Monday,SNAPSHOT Friday closings: 011113Safeway: Weekly ...... financial. . . . 17.64 snapshot 17.41 have struggled to fathom the Stock ...... of Mon. major stock Fri. indexes;Skywest 2c . . . x. . 3 . inches;. . . . 13.37 stand-alone; 13.60 Assad family,which has kept a Frontier...... staff;. . 4.46 ETA 4.35 8 p.m.Starbucks ...... 55.72 55.01 tight grip on power for four Intel ...... Editor’s . 21.25 Note: 22.00 ItSterling is mandatory Fncl.. . to. . include. . 21.35 all 20.74 sources decades and at times has that accompanyUmpqua this graphic Bank. when . . . . 12.46 repurposing 12.38 or cooperated with the West. 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John McCain, R-Ariz., gained for a second straight ing earnings next week. has been the most vocal critic week as company earnings Other companies reporting of Obama on Syria, complain- reports started to come in, earnings next week include ing that the president’s poli- keeping the Standard and eBay and Intel. cies have proved futile in stop- Poor’s 500 index within a Boeing fell $1.93, or 2.5 ping the bloodshed. fraction of its highest level in percent, to $75.16 after the five years. U.S. Federal Aviation The S&P 500 was little Administration said it is changed Friday, and gained 5 launching a comprehensive points in the week to close at review of the critical systems 1,472.05. The index is a frac- of Boeing’s 787, the aircraft tion below its close of 1,472.12 maker’s newest and most Thursday, its highest level technologically advanced since December 2007. plane, after a fire and a fuel The Dow Jones industrial leak earlier this week. average rose 17.21 points to The stock market got a 13,488.43. The Nasdaq com- boost Thursday from reports posite index rose 3.88 to suggesting the outlook for 3,125.63. For the week, the economic growth may be Dow rose 53 and the Nasdaq improving both in Europe rose 24. and China. Companies have started to Stocks are up on the year report earnings for the after lawmakers came up fourth quarter of 2012, but with a last-minute deal to no clear pattern has emerged prevent the U.S. from going as yet. over the “fiscal cliff.” Aluminum company Alcoa gave stocks a lift after it reported earnings late Tuesday that matched ana- A MINUTE lysts’ expectations and said that demand was increasing. MESSAGE Investors were unimpressed by Wells Fargo’s record prof- its Friday, choosing instead From to focus on the sustainability NORM of those earnings. RUSSELL Currently, analysts expect fourth quarter earnings for S&P 500 companies to grow at a rate of 3.3 percent, God Likes You according to the latest data In 1984, a movie was shown on from S&P Capital IQ. That’s the big screen called “A Place in a better growth rate than the The Heart” starring Sally Fields. previous quarter, but it’s For her role as Edna Spalding, she considerably weaker that the won an Oscar for best actress. On 8.4 percent growth rate the stage, receiving her award she recorded in the same period uttered the memorable line, “I last year. can’t deny the fact you like me, right now, you like me.” Wells Fargo, the first major I have no idea what prompted bank to report earnings, that response. Was she, or had she dropped even after the bank felt that she was unliked? reported a 25 percent Whatever the reason, she at least increase in fourth-quarter for that moment felt some liked her earnings. The bank’s stock and her Oscar was proof of that. fell 30 cents, or 0.8 percent, Everyone knows that God loves to $35.10. everyone. But does everyone know JPMorgan Chase, Gold- that God loves them personally? I man Sachs, U.S. Bancorp, think that the greatest disconnect Citigroup and Bank of Amer- of all time is that there are people ica are among banks and who believe that God does not love them. That God has certain people in the world that He loves because of their status, behavior, or wealth. Nothing could be further from the truth. You were created in the Coos Bay Division image of God. His desire is to see you in heaven. 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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Tara Darrow said the gunmen ed the location but weren’t Employees were closing up at did commit a robbery before able to talk to anyone inside. a mall department store and fleeing the store near Los They later rushed in. Officers preparing to go home when Angeles International Air- found most of the hostages two gunmen stormed inside port. Both remained at large. locked in a storage room and and took them hostage. She declined to describe what two others in a bathroom, The thugs stabbed one of was stolen. police said. the 14 Nordstrom Rack The harrowing incident The employee who was employees and sexually began about 11 p.m. Thursday, stabbed was treated and assaulted another before when a man reported his girl- released at the scene, police SWAT officers freed everyone friend had called to say gun- said. early Friday, more than three men were in the store, Los Police were checking to see hours after the ordeal began. Angeles police Lt. Andy if surveillance cameras cap- Nordstrom spokeswoman Neiman said. tured the robbers on video. “She told him: ‘Call 911. Investigators also were inter- Two guys with guns just came viewing the 13 women and a into our store,’”Neiman said. man who were held hostage to Police officers and SWAT determine the chain of events. Cuisine team members swarmed the Darrow said counseling shopping center that also has services will be provided to Spice up your menu restaurants and a theater. The employees. with recipes and officers saw a man leave the “Our priority right now is second-floor store, but he ran to take care of our employees,” expert advice for all back in, Neiman said. she said. appetites. Moments later, another The store will remain man came out with a woman, closed over the weekend to but when he saw the police he give employees time to grabbed her and pushed her recover, and counselors will The Associated Press See Page C1 Tuesday back inside, Neiman said. be available when it reopens This image provided by the Taft Midway Driller/Doug Keeler shows paramedics assisting a student SWAT members surround- Monday. wounded during a shooting Thursday at San Joaquin Valley high school in Taft, Calif. Authorities said a student was shot and wounded and another student was taken into custody. Student smirked while the Bulletin Board firing shots says witness It’s your best choice for professional services • 541-267-6278 TAFT, Calif. (AP) — Morgan All- remained hospitalized in critical condi- dredge had just finished her oceanogra- tion but is expected to survive. 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This citizen journal- Syrian ism image provided French forces by Edlib News Network, which has been authenticated rebels based on its con- attack in Mali tents, shows a Syrian rebel carry- seize ing food supplies, as BAMAKO, Mali (AP) — The arrival of the French he walks in front of a France launched airstrikes troops in their former colony damaged helicopter Friday to help the govern- came a day after the ment of Mali defeat al- Islamists moved the closest air base at Taftanaz air base Qaida-linked militants who yet toward territory still that was captured captured more ground this under government control by the rebels. BEIRUT (AP) — Syrian week, dramatically raising and fought the Malian mili- rebels and Islamic militants The Associated Press the stakes in the battle for tary for the first time in overran a major military air this vast desert nation. months, seizing the strategic base in the north Friday and, in rebel-held regions — come rebel attacks on the roads. The latest fighting came French President Francois city of Konna. buoyed by the victory, inten- under withering strikes from Shortly after they cap- as international envoy Hollande said the “terrorist For the past nine months, sified their offensive on two aircraft stationed at a number tured the Taftanaz field, Lakhdar Brahimi expressed groups, drug traffickers and the Islamic militants have other bases in their most of military bases in the area. rebels in the neighboring little hope for a political extremists” in northern Mali controlled a large swath of aggressive campaign yet to The Taftanaz air base in province of Aleppo intensi- solution for Syria’s nearly 2- “show a brutality that northern Mali, a lawless erode the air supremacy on Idlib province is the largest fied their assault on the year-old civil war anytime threatens us all.” He vowed desert region where kidnap- which the regime of President air base yet to be captured by Mannagh air base and the soon. that the operation would last ping has flourished. Bashar Assad has increasingly the rebels. It is the biggest international airport in the Brahimi, who is the joint “as long as necessary.” Hollande did not give any relied the past year. field in the north for helicop- city of Aleppo, which U.N.-Arab League envoy for France said it was taking details of the operation, other The rebels control the ters the military uses both includes a military base. Syria, met with Russian the action in Mali at the than to say that it was aimed ground in large parts of the for strikes on rebels and for Rebels have been trying to Deputy Foreign Minister request of President Dion- in part at protecting the north, but they have been delivering supplies to gov- capture the two sites since Mikhail Bogdanov and U.S. counda Traore, who declared 6,000 French citizens in Mali, unable to solidify their grip ernment troops still in the last week, along with a third Deputy Secretary of State a state of emergency because where seven of them already because they — and civilians north to avoid the danger of airfield known as Kweires. William Burns. of the militants’ advance. are being held captive. Venezuela VP heads to Cuba to see Chavez

CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Venezuela’s vice pres- ident was heading to Cuba on WORLD Friday to visit the ailing Hugo DIGEST Chavez and his family, while the leaders of Argentina and pended or amended for Peru also traveled to Havana, women to be dealt with as saying they hoped to ask grown-ups and adults, with- about the Venezuelan presi- out a mandate from dent’s condition. guardians.” Venezuela’s government But she said that having says the 58-year-old presi- female members of the coun- dent is fighting a severe res- cil could help to change the piratory infection a month image of women in society. after he underwent cancer “Men can finally respect surgery in Havana. women when they see them “I’m leaving for Havana to playing a (traditional) male continue that work of visiting role,”she said. the family, meeting with his The nation’s official news medical team, visiting our agency said the king issued commander president,” Vice two royal decrees granting President Nicolas Maduro women 30 seats on the Shura said on television in Caracas. Council, which has 150 Chavez hasn’t spoken members plus a president. publicly or been seen since The council reviews laws and before his Dec. 11 operation, questions ministers, but his fourth cancer-related sur- does not have legislative gery since June 2011 for an powers. All members are undisclosed type of pelvic appointed by the king and cancer. serve four-year terms. The government revealed this week that Chavez is Palestinian killed in receiving treatment for “res- border fence shooting piratory deficiency.” Medical RAMALLAH, West Bank experts say that might mean (AP) — The Israeli military he is breathing with the help shot and killed one of a ventilator. Palestinian near the border Maduro was making his fence with Gaza on Friday, an second trip to Cuba since official in the territory said. Chavez’s surgery. He said he The military said that he was would meet with Argentine part of a group that rushed President Cristina the fence to try to damage it. Fernandez, who also was vis- A military spokesman iting Havana, and hoped to said soldiers warned the meet with Peruvian Palestinians to back off President Ollanta Humala, before firing first into the air who arrived Friday in the and then toward the men’s Cuban capital. legs. Gaza health official Saudi king grants Ashraf al-Kidra said one man was killed by the fire. women council seats RIYADH, Saudi Arabia Iraqi inmates escape (AP) — Saudi Arabia’s king from prison granted women seats on the BAGHDAD (AP) — A country’s top advisory council dozen prisoners, including for the first time Friday, giving al-Qaida-linked death row them a long-awaited toehold inmates, escaped from a in the ultraconservative king- prison near Baghdad on dom’s male-dominated polit- Friday, the latest sign that ical system. Iraq still struggles with basic King Abdullah’s decrees law and order more than a come against the backdrop of year after American troops heavy restrictions on withdrew, officials said. women, who are not allowed The brazen prison break to travel, work, study abroad, happened hours before marry, get divorced or gain thousands of mostly Sunni admittance to a public hos- protesters rallied in the capi- pital without permission tal and other parts of the from a male guardian. country, keeping pressure on Recently, airport authorities the Iraqi government. were instructed to send text Among the demands of the messages to the phones of three-week wave of protests male guardians — husbands, are the release of detainees fathers or brothers — with held in Iraqi jails and changes information about the to a tough counterterrorism movements of their wives, law that Sunnis believe daughters or sisters. unfairly targets their sect. “The decision is good but The prisoners managed to women issues are still hang- escape through windows in ing,” said Wajeha al-Hawidar, their cells early in the morn- a prominent Saudi female ing and then seized the activist. “For normal women, weapons of guards manning there are so many laws and two observation towers, measures that must be sus- according to a police official. WATERFRONTATERFRONT BURGER’SBURGER’S All Burgers Are 1 ⁄ 3-lb Fresh Ground Chuck Choice of Ciabatta Bun or Texas Toast.

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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — A that they are employees who town used a rifle to kill 20 stu- Residents in a Dayton, WASH. rural school district in Ohio is don’t have direct supervision dents and six educators. Ohio, suburb crowded into a Portland drawing attention with its over the students in the Lawmakers in South Car- school meeting this week to 37° | 27° Pendleton plans to arm a handful of its northwest Ohio district. olina, Oklahoma, Missouri talk about whether staff 34° | 14° non-teaching employees The four employees who and South Dakota are looking members and teachers should Newport 45° | 34° Bend with handguns this year — will carry guns all volunteered into legislation that would be armed. Reaction was Salem 27° | 12° perhaps even janitors. to take part, Grime said. The allow teachers and other mixed, according to The Day- 41° | 25° IDAHO Ontario Four employees in the school plans to pay for them school employees to have ton Daily News. Eugene 21° | 7° Montpelier schools have to attend a two-day training guns. “We need more good guys 37° | 27° agreed to take a weapons course. Texas Lt. Gov. David with guns. That’s the sad North Bend Coos Bay training course and carry “Putting a firearm in a Dewhurst called Friday for reality of the situation,” said 45° | 34° their own guns inside the dis- school is a huge step,” Grime state-funded, specialized Jim Rigano, a Springboro Medford trict’s one building, which said. “We’re going to do it firearms training for teachers school board member. Klamath Falls 39° | 27° 32° | 14° houses 1,000 students in properly. These people need and administrators. School Other states are trying CALIF. © 2013 Wunderground.com kindergarten through 12th the proper training.” districts would decide who clamp down on gun sales and Cloudy Thunder- Flurries Ice grade, school officials said. The move comes as dis- would carry weapons but not bans on assault rifles. storms Partly “It’s kind of a sign of the tricts and lawmakers across be required to participate,and In Montpelier, school offi- Cloudy Showers Rain Snow times,”Superintendent Jamie the nation weigh how to pro- training would include how to cials began reviewing security Weather Underground• AP Grime said Friday. tect students following the react during a shooting. plans after Newtown and The Toledo Blade reported school massacre in Newtown, In Arizona’s Maricopa decided teachers should not be South Coast Sunday: Patchy freezing fog. Cloudy, then clearing, with a high near 43. that the employees were jani- Conn., and after the National County, Sheriff Joe Arpaio armed because their first pri- Today: Mostly cloudy, with a high near tors, but school officials Rifle Association called for an has said he plans to post ority in an emergency should 45. East wind 5 to 7 mph. Sunday Night: Areas of freezing fog. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 25. would not confirm that to The armed officer in every U.S. armed volunteers on school be locking doors and protect- Tonight: A 20 percent chance of show- ers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 34. Monday: Areas of freezing fog. Partly Associated Press, saying only school. The gunman in New- perimeters. ing students, Grime said. sunny, with a high near 44. Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near 47. North northeast wind around 6 mph. Monday Night: Areas of freezing fog. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 29. Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 34. Northeast wind 6 to 9 mph. Tuesday: Areas of freezing fog. Partly sunny, with a high near 47. FLU could be worse. FLOODING Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near “We have not been hit in “It’s a problem. It 47. Willamette Valley Continued from Page A1 Oregon like the rest of the Salmon prohibit Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low Today: Areas of freezing fog. Mostly nation,” she said. has been a around 36. cloudy, with a high near 37. The Centers for Disease The Health Department speed of repair Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 51. Tonight: Patchy freezing fog. Mostly Control and Prevention should receive another ship- problem for years Curry County Coast cloudy, with a low around 25. Continued from Page A1 Sunday: Patchy freezing fog. Partly Today: Mostly cloudy, with a high near released statistics Friday ment of vaccine within the sunny, with a high near 38. and now we’re 47. East wind around 6 mph. showing flu activity contin- next couple of days. In the Sunday Night: Patchy freezing fog. Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around meantime, Smith advises But salvation may be near. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 26. uing to rise in the United getting it fixed. 34. Northeast wind around 9 mph. ” Monday: Patchy freezing fog. Partly States. Reports show many people to check with local The county promises to Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near sunny, with a high near 40. pharmacies and clinics to see replace two collapsed cul- John Rowe 49. North wind 9 to 11 mph. colleges and universities, Monday Night: Areas of freezing fog. if they have vaccine in stock. verts and raise the road by Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low such as Kent State University Roadmaster Mostly cloudy, with a low around 31. around 35. Northeast wind 11 to 13 mph. in Ohio and the University of CDC officials reported three feet this summer. Friday that the current flu “It’s a problem,” said Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near Portland area Illinois at Chicago, are 52. vaccine is 62 percent effec- Roadmaster John Rowe. “It Today: Areas of freezing fog. Mostly encouraging students not to Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low tive, a figure comparable to has been a problem for years largely responsible for the cloudy, with a high near 38. attend class if they suffer around 41. Tonight: Patchy freezing fog. Mostly previous years. This year’s and years, and now we are street’s drainage problems. from flu-like symptoms. Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 53. cloudy, with a low around 27. formula is a good match to getting it fixed.” Rowe says MJ Koreiva, a resident and Forty-seven states have Rogue Valley Sunday: Patchy freezing fog. Partly the viruses going around. the county had hoped to fix museum manager, says she’s sunny, with a high near 37. Today: Patchy freezing fog. Cloudy, then reported widespread Sunday Night: Patchy freezing fog. Hand washing is another Anderson last summer, but it cheered to hear the county’s gradually clearing, with a high near 41. influenza activity, although Mostly cloudy, with a low around 28. important step to slow the was waiting for the state to plan. Tonight: Patchy freezing fog. Increasing Monday: Patchy freezing fog. Partly officials say it is still too soon clouds, with a low around 20. spread of the disease, Smith grant permits. However, she fears that sunny, with a high near 40. to predict the severity of this Sunday: Patchy freezing fog . Cloudy, said. People are cautious Because of Anderson’s the county’s work will be Monday Night: Areas of freezing fog. then clearing, with a high near 41. flu season. when others sneeze or proximity to Mill Creek, undone like its 2008 effort. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 32. There are no numbers yet Sunday Night: Areas of freezing fog. cough, but they forget that known salmon habitat, the “Patching and raising the Mostly cloudy, with a low around 20. North Coast for Coos County, but the the flu can be transmitted by county requires permits to road is still a short-term Monday: Areas of freezing fog. Mostly Today: Patchy freezing fog. Mostly state is reporting a rise in touching surfaces too. do work near it. Those same solution,”she said. sunny, with a high near 43. cloudy, with a high near 41. “Influenza Like Illnesses” Reporter Tim Novotny can restrictions forced the coun- She says the county needs Monday Night: Areas of freezing fog. Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low that have resulted in 39 hos- be reached at 541-269-1222, ty to stop cleaning the creek, to take a look at the bigger Mostly cloudy, with a low around 28. around 32. Northeast wind around 8 mph. Tuesday: Areas of freezing fog. Mostly pitalizations in the Portland ext. 235, or at tnovotny@the- spurring an influx of beaver picture: potentially diverting Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near sunny, with a high near 45. 39. North northeast wind around 7 mph. area. Still, Smith said things worldlink.com. dams and reeds that are Mill Creek. Central Douglas County Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 35. Northeast wind around 6 mph. Today: Patchy freezing fog. Cloudy, then Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near gradually clearing, with a high near 43. 43. Tonight: Patchy freezing fog. Increasing Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low clouds, with a low around 24. pride in upholding her prin- around 37. VERGER ciples. Driven by “I think that will be my legacy, because I have fought desire to help the battle. I have not always Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall won, and I’ve been outnum- Temperature extremes and precipitation Thursday: High 46, low 36 Continued from Page A1 for the previous 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. Rain: 0.01 inches bered, but I have been steady Hi Lo Prc Total rainfall to date: 1.46 inches on principle.” Astoria 41 28 T Rainfall to date last year: 0.21 inches needed that kind of commit- Verger’s just-completed Brookings 45 36 0.21 Average rainfall to date: 3.88 inches ment from her, she said. Senate service won’t be the Corvallis 42 32 0 Eugene 43 32 0.03 “Actually, the economy of last word from her. A book is Klamath Falls 28 19 T The Tide Tables the coast has been the driv- in the works, though it’s not La Grande 28 21 0 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or ing force behind my partici- about politics. When that is Medford 41 31 0.02 subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- Newport 43 34 0.02 mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by pation my entire political finished, the 82-year-old the high or low ratio for your area. Pendleton 32 24 T Location High time ratio Low time ratio career. My impact in the says she will look for places Portland 40 30 0.08 Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 Legislature has been being to apply her skills. Redmond 30 4 0 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 Contributed Photo Roseburg 44 36 0.12 willing to stand on the floor “I feel that most people Salem 39 27 0.01 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 and criticize the process Joanne Verger speaks with Senator Betsy Johnson on the Oregon State have an opportunity in life to Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 where my district has suf- Senate floor during Verger’s time as Senator from 2005 to 2012. be of influence, and I think Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 fered economically and wail that there is a place for Extended outlook about it, not just stand up interest turned to politics, he the heartbreak to go back to everybody,”she said. “I think HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. and be nice.” offered support and encour- work. She served seven more that it is critical that you find TODAY SUNDAY Date time ft. time ft. Verger gives credit for her agement, but never advice. years. that place, and I found my 12-Jan 12:56 8.08 12:11 10.08 successes to her late hus- He willingly turned over Senate President Peter place in motherhood, which 13-Jan 01:39 8.36 01:02 9.65 band. The future senator met their dealership to their son, Courtney described Verger was the joy of my life, and 14-Jan 02:22 8.53 01:52 8.99 15-Jan 03:04 8.6 02:43 8.16 the future auto dealer in freeing himself to assist her as the best representative of now as a grandparent. 16-Jan 03:46 8.57 03:39 7.27 grade school in Louisiana. in Salem — even answering Oregon’s coastal communi- “Then I found my place in Mostly cloudy Partly sunny LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. She remembers him as a phones in her office. ties ever to step on the Sen- politics, and I loved it.” 45/34 47/35 Date time ft. time ft. good-looking all-state bas- “It was not unusual to see ate floor. But her legacy will If you are ready to tell The 12-Jan 06:15 2.62 07:05 -1.59 ketball player. Lawton, here this guy was, go deeper than that. She World about an outstanding MONDAY TUESDAY 13-Jan 07:08 2.38 07:48 -1.21 “We were very, very close really successful in his own proved that moderate-cen- individual in the community, 14-Jan 08:01 2.22 08:29 -0.6 friends before we, as college right, on his knees filing trist politicians do have a contact reporter Tim 15-Jan 08:56 2.13 09:11 0.17 students, fell in love,” she papers at the Capitol.” place in politics, and that Novotny at 541-269-1222, 16-Jan 09:53 2.1 09:52 1.02 said. When he died in January one persistent voice can ext. 235, or at tnovotny@the- Sunrise, sunset Decades later, when her 2006, she fought through make a difference. She takes worldlink.com. Jan. 6-12 — 7:49, 5:04 Mostly sunny Sunny Moon watch 47/36 51/33 First Quarter — Jan. 18

whatever you may want to GOWAN Councilman Dean Ed Gowan’s National forecast think them to be,” he said. Forecast highs for Saturday, Jan. 12 “But to my thinking, it was a Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Shocked at Warner’s note to resignation, Jan. 10 Seattle recall vote or a ‘no confi- 41° | 27° To the City of Lakeside: written attack dence’ vote of the council.” Gowan, Jan. 2 As Mayor, I have NO CONFIDENCE Billings That said, Warner is glad Ed, 14° | -6° Minneapolis Continued from Page A1 in this Council to work together 23° | 19° Gowan is departing. Warner Get your head out of your a--, New York get over it and move on. toward any goals set for the posi- Chicago Detroit 55° | 43° said he had several terse San Francisco 54° | 48° tive progression of the City of Denver 57° | 43° You are not in charge so quit 52° | 37° Washington D.C. tionist and illegal manner,” exchanges with the mayor 27° | 16° playing the role of a heavy weight, Lakeside. The newly elected and sit- 64° | 55° and that he felt threatened in after being appointed to a Los Angeles you tried to railroad Susan thru ting Council has no desire to follow 57° | 37° a recent letter written by his vacant council seat last year. Atlanta and people finally saw thru the the Oregon Revised Statutes or the 72° | 59° mayoral rival, Dean Warner. “I think he was trying to El Paso smoke screen to see what you City of Lakeside Charter, nor to 46° | 34° Warner, an outgoing have control,” he said. work for the public in a transparent Houston councilor, narrowly lost the were trying to do. You are a disas- 73° | 64° “That’s what caused the ter at this point. and effective manner. Miami election to Gowan, 292 votes 81° | 70° conflict between him and I. I also was told at the S.T.E.P. In our recent election, the public to 309. He wanted to control the way elected me as Mayor. Based on the Fronts Pressure meeting that you are bad Cold Warm Stationary Low High Warner left Gowan a I voted.” mouthing me around town. You threats made in the attached letter handwritten note this month The council will advertise won, I concede but I am not going (a matter of public record, and pub- that accused him of exceed- for applicants for a new away. You should thank your lished in Coast Lake News January -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s100s 110s ing his authority by trying to mayor and appoint Gowan’s friend Krista* for your win. 4, 2013); plus the obstructionist and appoint a former city replacement. The position is You are out of control so you illegal manner in which the council Temperatures indicate Friday’s high and Las Vegas 46 32 clr administrator to a part-time open to sitting councilors as should move on or suffer the con- conducts business, as well as the overnight low to 8 p.m. Eastern Time. Lexington 66 50 .39 rn position. sequences. council’s refusal to support or Hi Lo Prc Otlk Los Angeles 55 44 clr well as members of the pub- Albuquerque 35 32 pcdy Memphis 68 54 .14 rn “You are out of control so lic. Dean honor the vote of the people, it is Atlanta 69 61 .05 cdy Milwaukee 48 37 .70 pcdy you should move on or suffer Warner said he will apply. with deep regret that I REFUSE my Austin 71 36 cdy Mpls-St Paul 37 33 .25 clr the consequences,” Warner He hopes his strong support *Warner was referring to former newly elected position as Mayor. Baltimore 45 34 .07 cdy Missoula 21 15 .09 cdy mayoral candidate Chryst Swift I wish to thank all those who Billings 11 10 .29 cdy New Orleans 75 63 .03 cdy wrote. in the election will make him Boise 28 25 .03 pcdy New York City 43 37 .11 cdy In a Friday interview, a front-runner. have supported and voted for me. Boston 40 32 .01 cdy Oklahoma City 70 45 cdy Gowan said the letter Gowan, a retired nurse, Respectfully, Buffalo 50 34 .09 cdy Orlando 84 60 pcdy in 2010. He again drew ED GOWAN Casper 12 10 .09 clr Pittsburgh 54 37 .25 cdy shocked him. has enjoyed an eventful attention for his gruff style Charlotte,N.C. 50 50 .06 rn Reno 32 25 .01 pcdy “I was kind of aghast,”he career in local politics. He and penchant for slamming a Cheyenne 35 19 .12 cdy St Louis 64 50 .48 rn said. “Why would he say, ‘or won election in 2000 but Chicago 52 38 .91 cdy Salt Lake City 24 22 .28 sno gavel during meetings. In an time for me to have fun,” he Dallas-Ft Worth 71 46 rn San Francisco 52 45 pcdy suffer the consequences’? was recalled by voters in infamous incident in 2011, said. “I’m afraid running for Denver 39 27 .07 cdy Seattle 37 27 clr What kind of grown man — 2004, shortly after being re- Gowan brought a gun to a office again is completely out Des Moines 51 36 .04 cdy Spokane 31 23 .12 pcdy in the position he was in — elected to his second term. council meeting. of my future picture.” Detroit 58 36 .73 cdy Syracuse 42 27 .19 cdy El Paso 61 40 pcdy Tucson 48 36 .03 clr talks like that?” “S - - -, I don’t even So what’s next for Gowan? He laughed. “And my wife Fairbanks 14 B04 clr Washington,D.C. 46 38 .01 cdy But Warner said Gowan is remember what it was for,” Will he ever take another won’t let me.” Green Bay 39 34 .47 cdy Wilmington,Del. 48 33 .32 cdy deliberately misreading his he said.“There were so many stab at local politics? Reporter Daniel Simmons- Honolulu 82 72 pcdy National Temperature Extremes Houston 73 45 cdy High Friday 86 at Punta Gorda, Fla. letter. He says he was not opinions and all of them Gowan is unequivocal: It’s Ritchie can be reached at 541- Kansas City 58 43 .06 cdy Low Friday 9 Below Zero at Bryce Canyon, making a physical threat. wrong.” time for a vacation. 269-1222, ext. 249, or at Key West 82 72 cdy Utah “The consequences are Gowan was elected anew “I’m 66 years old and it’s [email protected]. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Y K The ticker SATURDAY,JANUARY 12, 2013 • SECTION B Warriors tip Blazers High School Boys Basketball Springfield 48, Marshfield 38 North Bend 48, Brookings-Harbor 45 South Umpqua 59, Sutherlin 52 Myrtle Point 64, Reedsport 36 Glide 62, Bandon 34 Oakland 66, Coquille 53 High School Girls Basketball Springfield 74, Marshfield 35 Brookings-Harbor 62, North Bend 27 Myrtle Point 47, Reedsport 34 SPORTS Glide 40, Bandon 29 Oakland 39, Coquille 29 Bandon Preserve, B2 • Scoreboard, B3 • Community, B4

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North Bend’s boys basketball team improved to 2-0 in Far West League play by edging host Brookings-Harbor 48-45 on Friday. The Bulldogs won despite shooting just 8-for-26 from the foul line, and broke a 45-all tie with three late free throws. “I never question our effort,” said North Bend coach Tom Nicholls. “We’re playing extreme- ly hard. We’re just in a bit of a funk right now in terms of our offensive execution. We’ve just got to get that righted out.” Hamilton Mateski had 15 points and Cam Lucero added 11 for North Bend. Ronnie Manley had 15 points and Chandler Dodd added 10 for the Bruins. North Bend is home Tuesday against Sutherlin. By Alysha Beck, The World “They’re athletic,” Nicholls Myrtle Point’s Matt Newton goes up for a shot against Reedsport on Friday night. Newton finished with 12 points and 10 rebounds for the Bobcats in their 64-36 win. said of the league’s blue Bulldogs. “It will be exciting to be home.” Midwestern League Springfield 48, Marshfield Bobcats power past Reedsport 38: The Pirates put up a good effort on the road, trailing by just four in the fourth quarter before BY JOHN GUNTHER inside. Me and Matt, we kind of go until Myrtle Point’s burst just of a victory at Gold Beach on the Millers hit late free throws to The World hand-in-hand.” before halftime, and could have Tuesday that makes the Bobcats 2- pull away. Myrtle Point jumped to a 15-10 kept the game even closer if they 0 against the other two Class 2A “We’re getting better,” said MYRTLE POINT — When lead after the first quarter and had hit a number of good shots. schools. That puts Myrtle Point in Marshfield coach Jesse Ainsworth. Myrtle Point is getting the ball then surged ahead with a 10-0 run “I said at halftime I didn’t feel good shape to get one of the “Springfield’s got a bunch of good, inside to Matt Newton and Kyle late in the second quarter that we were 14 points down,” league’s two spots in the district quick guards. They’ve beaten Seals, the Bobcats are good. If the included a 3-pointer by Fischer Kristensen said. playoffs, and in the driver’s seat for some people. squad is hitting from outside, they and a three-point play inside by But Seals and Newton com- the top seed, which would make “It was one of those games you become tough to beat. Cooper Stateler to take a 34-20 bined to score 10 of Myrtle Point’s reaching the state playoffs easier. could tell your team is making That was the case Friday night, lead to the locker room. The 17 points in the third quarter That’s what made Tuesday’s strides and we’ve taken that next when Myrtle Point topped visiting Bobcats kept it up in the second before resting most of the fourth win even more important. step on the road and competed. Reedsport 64-36. half, eventually leading by as when Myrtle Point coach Dave “Coach said we always want to Other than a run in the second and Newton and Seals both had many as 35 points. Larsen cleared his bench. stay one game ahead of them,” a run in the third, we had a chance double-doubles for the Bobcats. Reedsport couldn’t handle the “Our focus was seeing if they Seals said. to win.” They each scored 12 points, and inside combination of Newton and could stop Matt,” Larsen said, The Bobcats next face two of Matt Woods had 23 points for Seals grabbed 12 rebounds and Seals or overcome its own rough referring to Newton. the league’s Class 3A schools the Pirates, while freshman point Newton 10. shooting. The Braves were just 12- Stateler and Thomas Nathan hosting Bandon on Tuesday and guard Jake Miles had a solid game Meanwhile, Taylor Fischer for-54 from the floor (22 percent) were effective at finding several visiting rival Coquille on Friday. with six points and handled pres- came off the bench to score a while the Bobcats were a shade other teammates for good shots, Reedsport, meanwhile, hosts sure well. Austin Howerton game-high 16 points, including under 50 percent at 27-for-55. too. Gold Beach on Tuesday and visits grabbed eight rebounds for hitting three of Myrtle Point’s five Myrtle Point also had a 45-28 “That’s the other thing about Bandon on Friday. Marshfield. 3-pointers. rebounding edge. our guys,” Larsen said. “They’re Montana Frame led the Braves “That’s what we need out of “As long as we’re hitting (out- “We got out-hustled and out- unselfish. with eight points against the him,” Ainsworth said of Howerton. side) and our bigs are going, we’re rebounded,” said Reedsport coach “We’ve been preaching it. I Bobcats, while James Hixenbaugh Talon Harrington had 15 points doing good,” said Seals. “We’re Kent Kristensen. think they’re getting it.” grabbed a team-best eight to lead Springfield. pretty tough to handle on the The Braves stayed in contact Friday’s win came on the heels rebounds. The Pirates fell to 0-3 in league play heading into a game Tuesday at Willamette, where Ainsworth hopes the Pirates take another step Pressure carries Myrtle Point to victory forward. “We’re making strides,” he said. “It’s fun to see.” BY JOHN GUNTHER The World Sunset Conference MYRTLE POINT — Score one Glide 62, Bandon 34: for tough defense. Brandon Halter scored 20 points, Myrtle Point’s girls basketball including four 3-pointers to lead team used stifling pressure in the Glide to a 62-34 blowout win first and third quarters to beat vis- against Bandon. Freshman Cody Cunningham iting Reedsport 47-34 on Friday in made the most of his second start a big Sunset Conference game. of the season by scoring 15 points The Braves had 12 turnovers in for the Wildcats, Brenden and the first quarter, when Myrtle Jacob Fricke added 14 and eight Point built respectively. Evan Henson led an early 11-3 Bandon with 11 points. lead. After Glide started the game off hot, See related photos at Reedsport outscoring Bandon 20-3. The www.theworldlink.com. surged in the Wildcats took a 19-point lead into second quar- the half and never looked back. ter to go in front 24-21 at half- The Wildcats closed the game by time, the Bobcats forced nine outscoring Bandon 21-12. more miscues in the third quarter. Oakland 66, Coquille 53: Myrtle Point outscored the The Oakers beat the visiting Red Braves 18-6 in that quarter and Devils in a nonleague game Friday. never was threatened in the “They outplayed us the whole fourth. game,” Coquille coach Dan The game became more impor- Cumberland said. tant because both teams had lost Larry Bowen had a double- their first meeting with Gold By Alysha Beck, The World double for the Red Devils with 17 Beach, leaving them a game down Myrtle Point’s Morgan Newton tries to go up for a shot against Reedsport’s Lara Zetzsche during their basketball game Friday night. points and 11 rebounds and on the Panthers in the race for the Terrence Edwards added 11 points, league’s two spots in the Class 2A to win from here on out.” Richardson said. “Until I can get a throws by both Morgan Newton but Coquille struggled with district playoffs. Reedsport coach Stu backcourt that can get the ball to and Robison and a 3-pointer from Oakland’s penetration and had The three teams play each Richardson, meanwhile, was my big girls, we’re in trouble.” the wing by Robison. three players foul out. other three times during the already looking to the coming In the first quarter, the Braves Reedsport cut the lead to 15-10 “It was difficult for us at the league season. weeks. struggled just to get the ball across by the end of the quarter and then end to mount too much of a come- “We needed this win,” said “There’s a lot of games left,”he midcourt. scored the first six points of the back,” Cumberland said. Myrtle Point’s Caitlyn Robison, said. “That’s the great thing about Reedsport’s Alex Glover started second, going in front 16-15 on a The Red Devils did have a 48-37 who had a game-high 14 points. us — our potential is going up.” the game with a three-point play free throw by Ruby Cardoso with rebounding edge. “From here on out, we need to play That said, he pointed to the inside, but Myrtle Point rattled off 4:33 to go in the first half. like we’re capable of doing and primary problem Friday. the next 11 points — two jumpers SEE RECAP | B2 play to our full abilities. We need “We just gave them the game,” from Grace Hermann, a pair of free SEE BOBCATS | B2

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Both teams now are 1-1 in RECAP league play. Springfield girls North Bend hosts unbeat- en Sutherlin in its home top Pirates league opener Tuesday. From Page B1 Douglas 52, Siuslaw 32: Douglas exploded for a huge second-quarter to eventually Coquille is back in Douglas pull past Siuslaw 52-32 on County on Tuesday for a key Friday night. league game with Glide. Anna Reitman had 18 for Skyline League the Trojans and Geniva Johnson added 11. Alex Yoncalla 54, Powers 45: Dodson poured in 20 for the By John Gunther, The World Powers let a large lead slip Vikings. The downhill ninth hole at Bandon Preserve plays directly toward the Pacific Ocean. It is one of several holes with spectacular ocean views. away Friday night as Yoncalla The Trojans led by only came on strong late in the two after the first quarter,but game to steal a win away from they outscored Siuslaw by 16 the Cruisers. in the second as part of a 20- Preserve’s proceeds benefit WRCA Powers wilted under the point quarter. Eagles’ pressure defense as BY JOHN GUNTHER “No one charges $100 for WRCA, said the organization Seely was on the receiving the Cruisers were outscored Sunset Conference 39-19 in the second-half. The World a par-3,”Keiser said. presents grants to a number end of the giant check this Glide 40, Bandon 29: Yoncalla battled back to tie But par-3 courses general- of different groups for vari- week, along with Harry Glide held Bandon to five the game with under four BANDON — The over- ly aren’t designed like Bandon ous projects from Bandon to Hoogesteger of Gold Beach, first-half points on the way minuets left in the fourth and sized check that passed Preserve, which was built by Brookings that improve the who is chairman of WRCA’s to a 40-29 victory. used a full court press to fin- hands from Bandon Dunes the famed architect team of health of the land and waters, board. Kali Vickery scored 15 for ish with 17 fourth-quarter owner Mike Keiser and Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, promote tourism and sup- Hoogesteger said the the Wildcats while Amanda points. General Manager Hank which also designed Bandon port new job opportunities. $510,000 will go a long way Hatley and Hayley Livingston The pressure took us Hickox to officials from the Trails and used the same Specific current examples toward various initiatives of controlled the glass by com- down,” Powers head coach Wild Rivers Coast Alliance types of extensive bunkering, include: WRCA, especially since bining for 21 rebounds. Craig Allen said. “They did a was symbolic. spectacular views and dra- Assisting the city of Port other groups also match Raelyn Freitag and Hailey good job and we just couldn’t The amount written on it matic slopes found through- Orford in developing plans some of the funds. Iverson led the way for the handle the pressure.” — $510,000 — will provide a out the resort. for a renovation of Battle “That is a wonderful, Tigers with eight points Jaron MacDonald led the very real boost to the WRCA’s “Coore and Crenshaw are Rock Park. generous contribution to each. way for the Cruisers with 16 initiatives on the South magic,”Keiser said. Funding a greenhouse long-term conservation,” Glide pulled away in the points and Devin MacKensen Coast. He expects a dramatic project at Bandon High Hoogesteger said. fourth after their stifling added nine. Powers led by 11 The check represented the increase in the number of School to grow plants that He is particularly excited first-half defense. They going into the break, but they first-year proceeds from rounds played this year. can be used in watershed about projects to enhance scored 17 in the final quarter managed to score only six Bandon Preserve, the resort’s “It will be higher when restoration projects and fish populations in 10 differ- while holding Bandon to 12. points in the fourth. new 13-hole par-3 course the baby boomers realize it’s teach students about conser- ent rivers and streams in Oakland 39, Coquille that is operated as a nonprof- crowded in the afternoon, vation. Coos and Curry County — GIRLS 29: Coquille took a three- it to benefit WRCA. but not in the morning,” he Helping the nonprofit the Coquille, Sixes, Elk, point lead into halftime only Bandon Preserve opened said. “The artistic reviews company Washed Ashore Rogue, Pistol, Chetco and Midwestern League to watch it slip away as the Winchuck rivers; the com- to the public May 1, and more were great, everyone had fun, expand its efforts to educate Springield 74, Red Devils were outscored by bined New River/Floras than 13,000 rounds were and people who played it are and create awareness about Marshfield 35: The Pirates the Oakers 21-7 in the second Creek system; and Hubbard, played on the course through coming back to play it again. marine debris and plastic experienced what it is like to half. Euchre and Hunter creeks in the end of the year. “Certainly, $510,000 will pollution through art — face the No. 1 player in the The closest the Red Devils Curry County. Keiser said he hoped for be higher in future years.” using items that wash up on nation Friday night. got was within eight in the “What’s neat is they all more, based on the first-year WRCA was started three the beaches to create giant Tennessee-bound, 6- final quarter. have wild salmon and steel- success of Bandon Dunes years ago and operates with a sculptures. foot-6 Mercedes Russell was Oakland sophomore Cora head — and they’re swim- back when the resort first three-pronged principal — Working with the Oregon a handful, scoring 23 points Gallop outscored the Red ming today,” Hoogesteger opened. That course, too, community, conservation Food Bank to fund a food and leading Springfield to a Devils 10-3 in the third quar- said. made its debut May 1, and and economy. assessment of Coos and 74-35 win against Marshfield. ter alone, finishing the game To learn more about had 23,000 rounds its first “The WRCA is the com- Curry County that will Peyton Babb scored 18 for with 14 points. WRCA, visit the organization’s year. munity chest — we fund include helping food produc- the Pirates in a good showing Taylor GeDeros had 18 webpage: www.wildriver- But Bandon Preserve was other groups,” Keiser said. ers and users better commu- against the defending state points for Coquille, who scoastalliance.com. an experiment. Jim Seeley, the director of nicate. champions. Springfield dropped to 10-6 on the sea- started out hot from beyond son with the loss. the arc and used a balanced scoring attack to pull away. Skyline League Putting course is resort’s next addition Three players were in double Yoncalla 60, Powers 25: digits for the Millers, who Powers had trouble handling 1 BY JOHN GUNTHER “Who would have thought, a 2⁄2 acre the golf course that will be used for the jumped out to a 23-5 first- the size and strength of The World putting green.” 2016 Olympics in Brazil. quarter lead. Yoncalla as the Cruisers The resorts version of the Himilayas “Gil hasn’t been able to come up Pirates head coach Bruce trailed from start to finish. BANDON — The next addition to will be designed by Tom Doak, who also with a routing,” Keiser said, though he Bryant said his team will try Powers was down 20 Bandon Dunes Golf Resort will be a designed Pacific Dunes. added that Hanse loves the property and take the good things they points at the half and never massive putting course. near Bandon. did in the game and use them was able to get back into the Bandon Dunes owner Mike Keiser Bandon Muni Local and junior golfers will pay a moving forward game. Kendall Stallard scored said this week the resort will build its Meanwhile, Keiser said Bandon reduced rate to play at Bandon Muni, “We will learn from it and 13 for the Cruisers, who man- own version of the famed Himilayas Muni, a 27-hole facility designed for while golfers from outside Oregon will try to apply (the execution) aged to outscore Yoncalla in course at St. Andrews either this winter South Coast and junior golfers, is closer pay rates similar to those charged at next time we play,”he said. the fourth quarter after being or next. to becoming a reality. Bandon Dunes. Next up is the team outscored by 16 in the third. Keiser got the idea when he was vis- Keiser’s attorneys have been working “This will be all about the local play- Springfield beat in last year’s “My girls never quit,” iting Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina on a trade with the state for land ers, especially juniors,” Keiser said. “If championship game, Powers coach Ben Baldwin to check out the restoration project between Fourmile and Twomile creeks the junior program works the way I Willamette, which visits said. “They kept playing hard. there by architects Bill Coore and Ben south of Bandon. think, kids from all over the state will be Marshfield on Tuesday. I told them that’s the best Crenshaw. Coore and Crenshaw “All the properties have agreed on learning golf there.” team we will face all year.” designed both Bandon Trails and the values and what the trade is,”Keiser Far West League Brianne Joslyn shot well Bandon Preserve and restored Pinehurst said, adding that lawyers for both sides Future Championships Brookings-Harbor 62, from downtown and finished No. 2 in advance of the 2014 U.S. Open. are working on closing the deal. Keiser also said Bandon Dunes has North Bend 27: The with 24 for Yoncalla. Baldwin Keiser said the general manager at Because any trade for state land must not yet been selected for any future Bulldogs led 9-8 after the said the size of Yoncalla was Pinehurst pulled him aside and showed provide overwhelming public benefit, USGA championships. first quarter, but managed hard for his team to handle. him Pinehurst’s new putting course, Keiser said the value of the trade will be The resort has hosted three events — just three points in the sec- “(Yoncalla) is big and called Thistle Dhu. One of the designers $4 of his property for $1 of state proper- the Curtis Cup in 2006, the U.S. Mid- ond and two in the fourth as strong. They can do it all,”he of Thistle Dhu was Dave Axland, who ty. Land he will trade includes a parcel Amateur in 2007 and the combined the Bruins pulled away. said. helped Coore and Crenshaw build that is surrounded by Bullards Beach men’s and women’s U.S. Amateur Bandon Preserve. State Park, a parcel on the entry drive to Public Links tournament in 2011. Thistle Dhu is a 15,000-square foot the property he wants for the golf facil- Keiser said he envisions the resort we simplified the offense.” putting green. At Bandon Dunes, the ity and a parcel north of Bandon Dunes. hosting a U.S. Amateur, though he BOBCATS Myrtle Point led 39-30 putting course will be near the Pacific If the land trade is completed, which doesn’t know when. The next available From Page B1 entering the fourth quarter Dunes clubhouse and will be about Keiser hopes will happen this year, his year for that tournament is 2019. and Reedsport never made a 100,000 square feet, Keiser said. land-use specialists then will go through He also would like to host a Walker Getting the ball inside to run, scoring just four points “It will be fun, with lots of excite- the process of getting permits for the Cup, the amateur equivalent of the Kayla Doane, The Braves in the final frame. ment,”he said, adding that he envisions golf course. Once they are approved, Ryder Cup, but since that is only held in stretched the lead to five Stallard said a lot of that golfers filling the course to try various construction could start in 2014. the United States once every four years, points twice before Daysha was because of Myrtle Point’s putts in the late afternoons. “It will be The course will be designed by Gil it’s a hot commodity among the top golf Stidham cut the halftime inside play by freshman the eighth wonder of golf. Hanse, who currently is busy designing courses in the country. deficit to 24-21 with two free Morgan Newton and sopho- throws for Myrtle Point. more Nicole Seals. “The second quarter, we “Our post defense has Oregon hands No. 4 Arizona its first defeat just didn’t play the defense been nonexistent all year and we needed to,”Robison said. those two kids played really THE ASSOCIATED PRESS compete with a lot of different people.” Free throws by Singler and another Both teams got much of well,”he said. Dominic Artis, Carlos Emory and 3-pointer by Johnson made it 69-66 their production from the Newton also provided a EUGENE — After racking up victo- Tony Woods had 10 points apiece for with 50 seconds left. foul line, hitting 10-for-13 in boost offensively, hitting ries against mostly inferior opponents, Oregon. Artis missed a shot late in the Ducks’ the first half — they com- nine of her 10 free throws and Oregon finally got a signature win. Mark Lyons scored 21 and Solomon ensuing possession and Johnson was bined to hit 12 straight at the scoring 11 points, to go with Led by the all-around efforts of sen- Hill added 16 points to lead the Wildcats making his way up the court when start of the game. six steals and four assists. ior E.J. Singler and some early resilien- (14-1, 2-1), who entered as one of three Johnathan Loyd caught him from behind But in the second half, Myrtle Point also grabbed cy, the Ducks handed No. 4 Arizona its undefeated teams in the country. and stole the ball with 10 seconds left. Reedsport got just one free 18 offensive rebounds in the first loss of the season with a 70-66 vic- “We obviously want to win every Loyd was fouled and made one of throw attempt, while Myrtle game, and finished with a tory Thursday night. game, but we know it’s not a perfect two free throws to seal it. Point went 14-for-20. 30-26 edge on the boards. Singler had 14 points, seven world,”Nick Johnson said. “It definitely Arizona State 72, Oregon State The Bobcats picked up Kayla Doane and Gabby rebounds, seven assists and three steals hurts because we know we let one slip 62: Carrick Felix had 18 points and 14 their pressure again in the White had 12 points each for for Oregon (13-2, 2-0 Pac-12), which away with our defense and our execu- rebounds and Arizona State held off a third quarter and took con- the Braves. White also overcame an 11-0 deficit to lead for the tion and stuff like that.” late Oregon State comeback Thursday trol with a 14-2 run that grabbed a team-high 10 final 27:32. The Ducks ran their home The Wildcats didn’t go quietly. night for a 72-62 victory. stretched most of the third rebounds and had three winning streak to 17 games, including Trailing 67-55 with under 3 minutes to Jahii Carson added 20 points for quarter. assists. all 11 this season. play, Arizona mounted one last rally. Arizona State (14-2, 3-0 Pac-12), who “I thought we played Reedsport has another big “I think we’ve been playing really Lyons made a 3-pointer, Johnson won their first conference road game of really well in the second game Tuesday, when Gold well the whole season,” Singler said. “I followed with a layup and Lyons drained the season. half,” Myrtle Point coach Beach comes to town. think we’re a really good team. This another 3 while falling backward to cut Devon Collier had 18 points, eight Marty Stallard said. “We “We’ve got to win at home game really showed our team we can it to 67-63 with 1:18 to go. rebounds for Oregon State (10-5, 0-2). played well defensively and at all cost,”Richardson said. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday,January12,2013 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Golden State Earnhardt triggers holds off Blazers crash at Daytona THE ASSOCIATED PRESS just one season, the worst in THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Aldridge had just seven franchise history. points on 3-of-14 shooting. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. New general manager OAKLAND, Calif. — Klay Thompson scored 16 — Dale Earnhardt Jr. started a David Caldwell made the Stephen Curry wasn’t as points, Carl Landry added 15 12-car accident at Daytona announcement two days impressed with Golden and Harrison Barnes had 13 International Speedway that after he was hired. State’s latest win as much as points and seven rebounds essentially shut down a Mularkey, who went 2-14 he was concerned over how it for Golden State. three-day test session. this season, became the nearly got away. The Warriors led by 20 in NASCAR’s most popular eighth head coach fired since That’s how far the expec- the second half before Lillard driver tapped Marcus the end of the regular season. tations have risen for these nearly rallied the Blazers. He Ambrose as they drove across Warriors. scored 17 in the fourth quar- the back Akers will kick for 49ers Curry made two impor- ter and made a pair of deep 3- straight- SANTA CLARA, Calif. — tant free throws with 16.4 pointers, including his sev- away, lift- Sports David Akers is keeping his job seconds left and Golden State enth of the night that cut ing him as San Francisco’s starting overcame a phenomenal Golden State’s lead to 100-97 “like a Shorts kicker. For now, anyway. fourth quarter by Portland with 22.5 seconds remaining. forklift” Coach Jim Harbaugh rookie Damian Lillard to beat Curry then made two free and turning made the announcement the Trail Blazers 103-97 on throws and Jarrett Jack added him into the wall. Ambrose’s after practice Thursday, two Friday night. one to seal the win. car bounced back across the days ahead of the 49ers’ NFC Lillard, an Oakland Thunder 116, Lakers track and collected a host of divisional playoff game native, scored 29 of his 101: Kevin Durant scored 42 others. against the Green Bay career-high 37 points in the points, Russell Westbrook Two of Earnhardt’s Packers (12-5) at Candlestick second half and nearly helped had 27 points and 10 assists, Hendrick Motorsports team- Park. the Blazers overcome a 20- and the Oklahoma City mates, Jeff Gordon and Kasey point deficit before the Thunder easily sent the Kahne, also were involved. So Kiffin will coach Dallas D Warriors held on. short-handed Los Angeles were defending Sprint Cup IRVING, Texas — The 1 “For 2 ⁄2 quarters we had Lakers to their sixth straight champion Brad Keselowski, Dallas Cowboys hired former control of the game ... then loss. new teammate Joey Logano, Tampa Bay defensive coordi- Lillard got hot,” said Curry, Kobe Bryant scored 28 for The Associated Press Portland’s J.J. Hickson shoots over Golden State’s Carl Landry during Carl Edwards, Kyle Busch, nator Monte Kiffin as the who finished with 22 points the Lakers, on their first six- the first half of their game Friday. Jamie McMurray, Martin replacement for Rob Ryan on and 12 assists. “Not to take game skid since March 2007. Truex Jr., Aric Almirola and Friday. away from his night, he made Bulls 108, Knicks 101: Regan Smith. The 72-year-old Kiffin the shots. But we’ve got to Luol Deng scored a season- The Nets have won three pointer in the waning sec- Kahne’s car sustained sig- hasn’t coached in the NFL find a way to stop a guy when high 33 points in the Chicago straight games by 20 or more onds, and Denver rallied for nificant damage. since ending a 13-year run in he has it going like that.” Bulls’ third victory over New points for the first time in the the win after trailing for the The wreck caused several Tampa in 2008. He spent the Lillard’s outburst in the York this season, a win that team’s NBA history. most of the game. teams to pack up and leave past few years coaching in final quarter overshadowed sent the Knicks to their sea- Raptors 99, Bobcats Daytona, and ended the pack college with his son, Lane what had been an otherwise son-high third straight loss. 78: Alan Anderson scored 16 Thursday racing that NASCAR wanted Kiffin, at Tennessee and sluggish night by Portland’s Hawks 103, Jazz 95: points against his former Trail Blazers 92, Heat to see to evaluate its Southern California. offense. The Blazers missed 27 Devin Harris scored a sea- team, Jose Calderon had 15 90: Wesley Matthews hit a redesigned cars. of their first 35 attempts, went son-high 24 points and and Toronto won for the 10th 3-pointer to put Portland in Baseball will test for HGH 15 of 43 overall on 3-pointers Atlanta rallied from 15 points time in 13 games. front with 26.9 seconds left Browns hire Chudzinski PARADISE VALLEY, Ariz. and committed 13 turnovers. down in the second half. Pistons 103, Bucks 87: and the Trail Blazers hung on CLEVELAND — Rob — Major League Baseball will Conversely, Golden State Hornets 104, Minnesota Greg Monroe had 26 points to beat Miami on Thursday Chudzinski’s first head test for human growth hor- had five players in double fig- 92: Greivis Vasquez had 18 and 11 rebounds, Brandon for their ninth straight at the coaching job will be with the mone throughout the regular ures and shot 47.7 percent for points and 13 assists to lead Knight scored 20 points, and Rose Garden. team he loved as a kid. season and increase efforts to the game. New Orleans to its fourth Detroit handed Milwaukee The Blazers held LeBron Chudzinski, who spent detect abnormal levels of “This is preparing us,” straight win. interim coach Jim Boylan his James to 15 points, snapping the past two seasons as testosterone, a decision the Warriors coach Mark Jackson Celtics 103, Rockets 91: first loss. his 54-game streak with at Carolina’s offensive coordi- NFL used to pressure its said. “Where we expect to go, Paul Pierce scored 16 of his 23 Grizzlies 101, Spurs 98, least 20 points that dated nator, has been hired by the players. in these games, you are going points in the second half and OT: Rudy Gay hit a pullup back to last season. Browns as their sixth full- Baseball players were to have to find a way to stop Kevin Garnett added 17 jumper from 14 feet with 27.8 Matthews made a 3- time coach since 1999. It’s subject to blood testing for special players, and this is points and four blocks as seconds left, and Memphis pointer to tie it at 88 with just the third stint in Cleveland HGH during spring training great preparation for us.” Boston nearly blew a 17-point held off San Antonio in over- under a minute to go, and for Chudzinski, who worked last year, and the agreement David Lee had 24 points lead before pulling away late. time for its fourth straight after Chris Bosh dunked with the Browns previously between management and and 10 rebounds and helped Nets 99, Suns 79: Joe victory and the first over its Matthews hit another 3 to as an assistant. the Major League Baseball shut down Portland’s Johnson scored 19 points and Southwest Division rival finally give the Blazers a 91- Players Association expands LaMarcus Aldridge in a MarShon Brooks added 17 since the 2011 playoffs. 90 lead. LaMarcus Aldridge Jaguars fire Mularkey that throughout the season. matchup of two of the top points off the bench as Nuggets 98, Cavaliers missed the first of two free JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Those are in addition to urine power forwards in the Brooklyn won its fifth 91: Danilo Gallinari scored throws with 10.4 seconds left The Jacksonville Jaguars fired tests for other performance- Western Conference. straight. 23 points, hitting a crucial 3- for the final margin. coach Mike Mularkey after enhancing drugs. Scoreboard

1 Garrett Davidson. Loon 11, Jalen Walton 10, Will Shaw 7, Gavin Skyline League Golden State 23 12 .657 4⁄2 Ka’aihue, INF Mark Teahen, INF Josh Wilson, OF On The Air Far West League Russel 4, Wyatt Van Loon 2, Ben Opfer. League Overall L.A. Lakers 15 21 .417 13 Jeremy Reed and OF Brad Snyder on minor W L W L Sacramento 13 23 .361 15 league contracts. League Overall GIRLS Today Yoncalla 30 123 Phoenix 12 26 .316 17 ATLANTA BRAVES—Agreed to terms with RHP W L W L Midwestern League NFL Playoffs — Baltimore at Denver, 1:30 p.m., Elkton 3 0 49 Thursday’s Games Wirfin Obispo, C Luis De La Cruz, C Matt North Bend 2 0 11 1 League Overall CBS; Green Bay at San Francisco, 5 p.m., Fox. Camas Valley 1 1 5 8 Indiana 81, New York 76 Pagnozzi and INF Blake DeWitt on minor league Sutherlin 1 1 11 5 W L W L Men’s College Basketball — Georgetown at St. Pacific 1 1 4 8 Dallas 117, Sacramento 112, OT contracts. Brookings-Harbor 1 1 8 7 Marist 3 0 7 6 John’s, 8 a.m., ESPN2; Duke at North Carolina State, New Hope 1 2 3 9 Portland 92, Miami 90 CHICAGO CUBS—Agreed to terms with INF Luis South Umpqua 1 1 8 6 Springfield 2 0 10 3 9 a.m., ESPN; Tennessee at Albama, 10 a.m., UVC 02 012 Friday’s Games Valbuena on a one-year contract and OF Brian Siuslaw 0 1 6 7 Churchil 2 2 6 7 ESPN2; North Carolina at Florida State, 11 a.m., Powers 0 3 6 5 Charlotte at Toronto, 7 p.m. Bogusevic, C J.C. Boscan, RHP Andrew Douglas 0 1 1 13 Willamette 1 1 9 3 ESPN; Butler at Dayton, 11 a.m., NBC Sports Friday’s Games Houston at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Carpenter, RHP Jaye Chapman, OF Johermyn Friday’s Games North Eugene 0 2 3 9 Friday’s Games Network; Oklahoma State at Oklahoma, noon, Yoncalla 60, Powers 25 Utah at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Chavez, RHP Dayan Diaz, INF Alberto Gonzalez, North Bend 48, Brookings-Harbor 45 Marshfield 0 3 8 5 ESPN2; Drexel at James Madison, 1 p.m., NBC Elkton 52, Camas Valley 45 Phoenix at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. RHP Jensen Lewis, INF Brent Lillibridge, INF South Umpqua 59, Sutherlin 52 Friday’s Game Sports Network; BYU at Santa Clara, 1:30 p.m., New Hope 40, UVC 22 San Antonio at Memphis, 8 p.m. Edwin Maysonet, OF Darnell McDonald, 1B/OF Siuslaw at Douglas na Springfield 74, Marshfield 35 Root Sports; Penn at Princeton, 3 p.m., NBC Sports Yoncalla 60, Powers 25 Minnesota at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Brad Nelson, RHP Blake Parker, RHP Zack Network; Denver at Seattle, 3:30 p.m., Root Sports; North Bend 48, Brookings-Harbor 45 Springfield 74, Marshfield 35 Chicago at New York, 8 p.m. Putnam, LHP Hisanori Takahashi and RHP Cory Powers 5 4 4 12 — 25 Colorado State at San Diego State, 5 p.m., NBC North Bend 15 11 12 10 — 48 Score by quarters unavailable Detroit at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Wade on minor league contracts. Yoncalla 17 12 20 11 — 60 Sports Network; Washington at Stanford, 8 p.m., Brookings-Harbor 14 9 14 8 — 45 MARSHFIELD (35): Peyton Babb 18, Jade Cleveland at Denver, 9 p.m. COLORADO ROCKIES—Agreed to terms with POWERS (25): Kendall Stallard 13, Rebecca Root Sports. NORTH BEND (48): Hamilton Mateski 15, Cam Chavez 10, Abby Thrall 2, Tracy Scott 2, Kristin Portland at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. RHP Manny Corpas on a minor league contract. Standley 8, Elizabeth Standley 4, Sierra Sotela, Women’s College Basketball — West Virginia at Lucero 11, Hayden Davisson 6, Drew Matthews 6, Mayer 1. Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Agreed to terms with Jessica Martinez, Riley Middlebrook, Sadie Kansas State, 5:30 p.m., Root Sports. Wyatt Cunningham 5, Zach Barker 5, Ty Roane. SPRINGFIELD (74): Mercedes Russell 23, Nicky Today’s Games LHP Chris Narveson on a one-year contract and Blanton. NBA Basketball — Phoenix at Chicago, 5 p.m., BROOKINGS-HARBOR (45): Ronnie Manley 15, Duncan 15, Ashley Ritchie 10, Dana Stewart 7, Orlando at L.A. Clippers, 12:30 p.m. RHP Kelvim Escobar on a minor league contract. YONCALLA (60): Brianne Joslyn 24, Tabitha WGN. Chandler Dodd 10, Justin Murray 8, Calvin Mercedes Green 4. Charlotte at Indiana, 4 p.m. BASKETBALL Shaw 13, Brandi Joslyn 8, Karen Wickman 6, Golf — PGA Tour Sony Open, 4 p.m., Golf Watwood 6, Cade Freels 2, Derek Hodge 2, Atlanta at Washington, 4 p.m. National Basketball Association Far West League Sonya Walker 4, Salista Williams 3, Emily Channel; European Tour Volvo Golf Champions, 6 Dexter Vaughn, Jake Vaughn. Utah at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. MIAMI HEAT—Signed C Josh Harrellson to a 10- League Overall Wickman 2, Michaela Stevens, Moriah Bradshaw. a.m., Golf Channel Sunset Conference W L W L Houston at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. day contract. Phoenix at Chicago, 5 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 13 League Overall Sutherlin 2 0 16 0 FOOTBALL Memphis at Dallas, 6 p.m. NFL Playoffs — Seattle at Atlanta, 10 a.m., W L W L Douglas 2 0 8 7 Pro Football National Football League Miami at Sacramento, 7 p.m. Fox; Houston at New England, 1:30 p.m., CBS. Coquille 30 105 Brookings-Harbor 1 1 10 5 ARIZONA CARDINALS—Signed CB Greg McCoy Sunday’s Games Men’s College Basketball — Michigan at Ohio Gold Beach 2 1 10 4 North Bend 1 1 3 12 NFL Playoffs to a reserve/future contract. Signed LB Tim New Orleans at New York, 9 a.m. State, 10:30 a.m., CBS. Glide 2 1 11 4 South Umpqua 0 2 4 9 Wild-card Playoffs Fugger, DT Ricky Lumpkin, LB Colin Parker, DE Milwaukee at Toronto, 10 a.m. Women’s College Basketball — Oklahoma State Myrtle Point 2 1 7 6 Siuslaw 0 2 2 11 Saturday, Jan. 5 Everrette Thompson, G Jeremiah Warren and RB Indiana at Brooklyn, 3 p.m. at Texas, 9:30 a.m., Root Sports; Nebraska at Penn Bandon 0 3 1 10 Friday’s Games Houston 19, Cincinnati 13 Fozzy Whittaker to future contracts. Minnesota at San Antonio, 4 p.m. State, 11 a.m., ESPN2; Baylor at Kansas, 11:30 a.m., Reedsport 0 3 4 7 Brookings-Harbor 62, North Bend 27 Green Bay 24, Minnesota 10 BUFFALO BILLS—Named Mike Pettine defen- Golden State at Denver, 5 p.m. Root Sports; California at Stanford, 1 p.m., ESPN2; Friday’s Games Sutherlin 73, South Umpqua 27 Sunday, Jan. 6 sive coordinator and Nathaniel Hackett offen- Oklahoma City at Portland, 6 p.m. Southern Mississippi at Memphis, 1:30 p.m., Root Douglas 52, Siuslaw 32 Baltimore 24, Indianapolis 9 sive coordinator. Myrtle Point 64, Reedsport 36 Cleveland at L.A. Lakers, 6:30 p.m. Sports. Glide 62, Bandon 34 Seattle 24, Washington 14 CHICAGO BEARS—Signed TE Fendi Onobun and Tennis — Australian Open, 3:30 p.m. and 11:30 Douglas 52, Siuslaw 32 LB Lawrence Wilson to reserve/future contracts. Oakland 66, Coquille 53 Divisional Playoffs Warriors 103, Blazers 97 p.m., ESPN2. Douglas 8 20 9 15 — 52 PORTLAND (97): Batum 5-11 3-4 16, Aldridge 3- CLEVELAND BROWNS—Named Rob Chudzinski Today Golf — PGA Tour Sony Open, 4 p.m., Golf Myrtle Point 64, Reedsport 36 Siuslaw 6 4 10 12 — 32 14 1-2 7, Hickson 2-5 3-4 7, Lillard 15-25 0-0 37, coach. DOUGLAS (52): Baltimore at Denver, 1:30 p.m. (CBS) Channel; European Tour Volvo Golf Champions, 6 Reedsport 8 12 5 11 —36 Anna Rietmann 18, Geniva Matthews 3-15 2-2 10, Claver 1-3 2-4 5, Freeland DALLAS COWBOYS—Named Monte Kiffin Green Bay at San Francisco, 5 p.m. (FOX) a.m., Golf Channel Myrtle Point 15 19 17 13 — 64 Johnson 11, Sadie Birch 10, Tori Bond 6, 1-2 0-1 2, Babbitt 4-13 0-0 10, Barton 0-1 0-0 0, defensive coordinator. Sunday, Jan. 13 Monday, Jan. 14 REEDSPORT (36): Montana Frame 8, James Katherine Miller 3, Cheyene Harris 2, Krystal Price 0-2 0-0 0, Jeffries 1-1 1-2 3. Totals 35-92 12- INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Signed RB Alvester Men’s College Basketball — Louisville at Hixenbaugh 6, Bobby Allen 5, Jordan Smith 5, Erickson 2, Alex Jellison, Jean Rietmann, Kelsey Seattle at Atlanta, 10 a.m. (FOX) 19 97. Alexander, OT Lee Ziemba and LB Jake Killeen to Connecticut, 4 p.m., ESPN; Baylor at Kansas, 6 Brandon Gannon 4, Mike Mitchell 4, Brady Warren, Dallas Rincon, Ally Schofield. Houston at New England, 1:30 p.m. (CBS) GOLDEN STATE (103): Barnes 5-9 2-2 13, Lee 11- reserve/future contracts. p.m., ESPN. Strowbridge 4, Chris James, J.R. Kyllo, Jordan SIUSLAW (32): Alex Dodson 20, Kylie Brandt 6, Conference Championships 20 2-4 24, Ezeli 0-1 0-0 0, Curry 7-22 5-5 22, JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Fired coach Mike Tennis — Australian Open, 6 p.m. and midnight, Ragan. Lindsey Bottensek 4, Ashlee Cole 3, April Lea 2, Sunday, Jan. 20 Thompson 6-14 2-2 16, Landry 7-11 1-1 15, Jack 4- Mularkey. ESPN2. MYRTLE POINT (64): Taylor Fischer 16, Matt Amber Sexton 2, Andraison Ruede 2, Halee AFC, TBA (CBS) 6 1-2 9, Green 1-3 2-2 4, Jenkins 0-0 0-0 0. Totals KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Named Doug Pederson Newton 12, Kyle Seals 12, Cooper Stateler 8, Brad Richards, Abraham. NFC, TBA (FOX) 41-86 15-18 103. offensive coordinator, Bob Sutton defensive Local Schedule Larsen 6, Thomas Nathan 6, Kenden Findley 2, Sunset Conference Pro Bowl Portland 19 16 28 34 — 97 coordinator, David Culley assistant head coach Trenton Phillips 2, Kellen Caffey, Tristan League Overall Golden State 28 22 28 25 — 103 and wide receivers coach, Matt Nagy quarter- Mussatti, Billy Strain. Sunday, Jan. 27 Today W L W L At Honolulu 3-Point Goals—Portland 15-43 (Lillard 7-12, backs coach, Eric Bieniemy running backs coach, High School Boys Basketball — Skyline Glide 62, Bandon 34 Coquille 3 0 10 5 AFC vs. NFC, 4 p.m. (NBC) Batum 3-7, Babbitt 2-10, Matthews 2-11, Claver 1- Tommy Brasher defensive line coach, Barry League: New Hope at Pacific, 7:30 p.m.; Powers Bandon 3 13 6 12 — 34 Gold Beach 3 0 10 3 Super Bowl 2, Barton 0-1), Golden State 6-15 (Curry 3-8, Rubin strength coach, Travis Crittenden assis- Glide 20 15 6 21 — 62 Thompson 2-5, Barnes 1-2). Fouled Out—None. tant strength coach, Britt Reid and Corey at UVC, 7:30 p.m. Myrtle Point 2 1 8 7 Sunday, Feb. 3 BANDON (34): Evan Henson 11, Tristian Rebounds—Portland 60 (Hickson 12), Golden Matthaei quality control coaches and Mike High School Girls Basketball — Skyline Glide 1 2 11 4 At New Orleans Davidson 10, Shawn Peters 5, Jonathan Wilhite State 52 (Lee 10). Assists—Portland 18 (Aldridge Frazier statistical analysis coordinator. League: New Hope at Pacific, 6 p.m.; Powers at Bandon 0 3 5 6 AFC champion vs. NFC champion, 3 p.m. (CBS) UVC, 6 p.m. 2, Logan Shea 2, Mason Berry 2, Mitchell Brown Reedsport 0 3 7 6 5), Golden State 28 (Curry 12). Total Fouls— HOCKEY High School Swimming — Marshfield at Skip 2, Tyler Wippud, JJ Witte, Derik Cox, Quentin Friday’s Games Portland 14, Golden State 16. Technicals— National Hockey League Rumbaugh Invitational, Corvallis, TBA. Coomer. Myrtle Point 47, Reedsport 34 Pro Basketball Matthews, Portland defensive three second. A— ANAHEIM DUCKS—Named Scott Niedermayer College Women’s Basketball — SWOCC at GLIDE (62): Brandon Halter 20, Cody Glide 40, Bandon 29 19,596 (19,596). assistant coach. Portland, 2 p.m. Cunningham 15, Brenden Fricke 14, Jacob Fricke Oakland 39, Coquille 29 NBA SOCCER College Men’s Basketball — SWOCC at 8, Cory Finlay 5, Joe Hansen, Zach Huckaby, Myrtle Point 47, Reedsport 34 EASTERN CONFERENCE Major League Soccer Hunter Yokum, Tom DeBell. Transactions Portland, 2 p.m. Reedsport 10 14 6 4 —34 Atlantic Division W L Pct GB COLUMBUS CREW—Agreed to terms with D College Wrestling — SWOCC at Pacific, noon. Oakland 66, Coquille 53 Myrtle Point 15 6 18 8 — 47 New York 23 13 .639 — BASEBALL Chad Barson. Sunday, Jan. 13 Coquille 11 15 8 19 — 53 REEDSPORT (34): Kayla Doane 12, Gabby Brooklyn 21 15 .583 2 American League FC DALLAS—Signed G Raul Fernandez. No local events scheduled. Oakland 15 17 16 18 — 66 Boston 19 17 .528 4 BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Agree to terms with OF LA GALAXY—Named Jovan Kirovski technical White 12, Alex Glover 3, Britney Manicke 2, 1 Monday, Jan. 14 COQUILLE (53): Larry Bowen 17, Terrence Bailey Tymchuk 2, Lara Zetzsche 2, Ruby Philadelphia 15 22 .405 8⁄2 Nolan Reimold on a one-year contract. director. No local events scheduled. Edwards 11, Matt Miranda 7, Caleb Owens 7, Cardoso 1, Bethany Anderson, Alicia Osorio, Toronto 14 22 .389 9 BOSTON RED SOX—Extended their player PORTLAND TIMBERS—Acquired M Diego Valeri Drew Piburn 5, Austin Arrant 4, Wilson Hodge 2, Madi Richardson. Southeast Division W L Pct GB development contract with Portland of the on loan from Club Atletico Lanus (Argentina). Kevin Mast, Braden Schmitt. Miami 23 11 .676 — Eastern League through 2018. COLLEGE High School Results MYRTLE POINT (47): Caitlyn Robison 14, 1 OAKLAND (66): Colton Reber 22, Connor Dolan Atlanta 21 14 .600 2⁄2 CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Agreed to terms with ALABAMA—Announced TB Eddie Lacy, CB Dee Morgan Newton 11, Grace Hermann 6, Nicole 1 9, Jeb Harper 9, Austin Baimbridge 7, Roy Benzel Orlando 12 23 .343 11⁄2 RHP Jeff Gray, RHP Ramon Troncoso, LHP David Milliner and OT D.J. Fluker are entering the NFL BASKETBALL Seals 4, Daysha Stidham 4, Chelsie Fandel 3, 1 5, Austin Collins 5, Austin Nix 5, Michael Yard 4. Charlotte 9 26 .257 14⁄2 Purcey, C Bryan Anderson, INF Josh Bell, INF draft. BOYS MacKenzie Findley 3, Bethany Meyer 2, Karissa 1 Henshaw, Kenzie Hitner. Washington 5 28 .152 17⁄2 Steve Tolleson and OF Stefan Gartrell on minor ARIZONA STATE—Named Chris Thomsen run- Midwestern League Skyline League Central Division W L Pct GB league contracts. ning backs coach. League Overall League Overall Glide 40, Bandon 29 Indiana 22 14 .611 — NEW YORK YANKEES—Named Marcus Thames CLEMSON—Announced WR DeAndre Hopkins W L W L W L W L Bandon 4 1 12 12 — 29 Chicago 20 14 .588 1 hitting coach, Brian Baisley coach and David will enter the NFL draft. Churchill 4 0 103 Elkton 3 094 Glide 9 5 9 17 — 40 1 Milwaukee 18 17 .514 3⁄2 DeKay strength and conditioning coach of GEORGIA—Announced NT Kwame Geathers Marist 2 1 5 6 New Hope 2 1 8 4 BANDON (29): Raelyn Freitag 8, Hailey Iverson 1 Detroit 14 23 .378 8⁄2 Tampa (FSL). will enter the NFL draft. Springfield 1 1 8 6 Camas Valley 1 1 9 4 8, Riley Wahl 7, Kady Valentine 6, Amy Cleveland 9 29 .237 14 OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Agreed to terms with IOWA STATE—Announced sophomore QB Jared Willamette 1 1 6 6 UVC 1 1 6 5 Schoonmaker, Claire Ledig. WESTERN CONFERENCE RHP Chris Resop on a one-year contract. Barnett and sophomore LB C.J. Morgan will North Eugene 0 2 0 13 Pacific 1 1 3 9 GLIDE (40): Kali Vickery 15, Amanda Hatley 11, Southwest Division W L Pct GB SEATTLE MARINERS—Agreed to terms with transfer. Marshfield 0 3 3 10 Yoncalla 1 2 4 11 Heather Graham 5, Elle Rappe 4, Hayley San Antonio 28 11 .718 — LHP Jhonny Nunez and 1B Mike Jacobs on minor MIAMI—Named Mario Cristobal tight ends and Friday’s Game Powers 0 3 4 8 Livingston 2, Mikayla Moyers 2, Alexa Evans 1. 1 Memphis 24 10 .706 1⁄2 league contracts. associate head football coach. Springfield 48, Marshfield 38 Friday’s Games Oakland 39, Coquille 29 Houston 21 16 .568 6 TAMPA BAY RAYS—Agreed to terms with C OHIO STATE—Announced senior RB Jordan Springfield 48, Marshfield 38 Yoncalla 54, Powers 45 Coquille 7 13 2 7 — 29 Dallas 14 23 .378 13 Craig Albernaz, OF Jason Bourgeois and RHP J.D. Hall has been granted a medical redshirt. Elkton 55, Camas Valley 38 1 Marshfield 9 7 8 14 —38 Oakland 11 7 10 11 — 39 New Orleans 11 25 .306 15⁄2 Martin on minor league contracts. OKLAHOMA STATE—Announced the resigna- Springfield 15 7 17 9 — 48 New Hope 63, UVC 56 Coquille (29): Taylor GeDeros 18, Kaitlyn Hyatt Northwest Division W L Pct GB TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Claimed LHP Tommy tion of defensive coordinator Bill Young. MARSHFIELD (38): Matt Woods 23, Jake Miles Yoncalla 54, Powers 45 3, Jessica McElravey 3, Emily Lack 2, Maddy Oklahoma City 28 8 .778 — Hottovy off waivers from Texas. Agreed to terms Promoted linebackers coach Glenn Spencer to 6, Austin Howerton 4, Rylee Trendell 4, Hunter Powers 16 10 13 6 — 45 Grant 1, Nicole Romine, Bayli Waddington, Denver 22 16 .579 7 with C Henry Blanco on a one-year contract. defensive coordinator. Announced RB Joseph Olson 2, Daylen Boler, Ty Bunnell, Tre Burton, Yoncalla 9 6 22 17 — 54 Mikayla Schepp. Portland 20 16 .556 8 National League Randle will enter the NFL draft. Justin Cooper. POWERS (45): Jaron MacDonald 16, Devin Oakland (39): Cora Gallop 14, Brooke Spencer Utah 19 19 .500 10 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Agreed to terms PENN STATE—Promoted John Butler to defen- 1 SPRINGFIELD (48): Talon Harrington 15, Alex MacKensen 9, Aaron Pedrick 8, Tye Jackson 8, 13, Beth Patt 6, Katie Westbrook 3, Hannah Minnesota 16 17 .485 10⁄2 with RHP Eddie Bonine, RHP Nelson Figueroa, sive coordinator. Smith 13, Jon Emerald 5, Elijah Gelman-Price 4, Clayton Stallard 2, James Clauson. Harper, Savannah Swan, Emily Lytle, Jessie Pacific Division W L Pct GB RHP Warner Madrigal, RHP Garrett Mock, LHP SYRACUSE—Named Chuck Bullough defensive Jackson Stewart 4, Taylor Travess 4, Alec Cook 2, YONCALLA (54): Alex Anderson 20, Zack Van Herbert, Mariah Young, Samanath Spencer. L.A. Clippers 28 8 .778 — Rommie Lewis, C Tuffy Gosewisch, INF Kila coordinator. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K B4 •The World • Saturday,January12,2013 Y K Community Sports Engle Bitty Basketball returns to BGC during February races to THE WORLD program is broken into two age groups: 5-7 and 8-10. COOS BAY — Bitty An intermediate program speedy Basketball for boys and girls for boys and girls, ages 10 and in grades 1 and 2 begins on under with tennis experi- Tuesday,Feb. 5. This program ence, is available with will focus on the instructor approval only. The victory skills and fun- Easy Start program is $50 a damentals Youth month with a current Boys & THE WORLD necessary to Girls Club membership. play basket- Sports Boys and girls ages 11-14 BANDON — Chuck Engle ball, utilizing may participate in a program of Coos Bay cruised to an fun activities and that provides basic tennis impressive win in the 5-kilo- drills. Games will be incor- instruction for the beginner meter race at the Bullards porated into the program. students, emphasizing basic Run last weekend near The program will run grips, footwork, racquet Bandon. from 5:30-6:30 p.m. every preparation, swing patterns, Engle, who goes by the Tuesday and Thursday dur- balance and racquet speeds. nickname “Marathon ing the month of February at The fee for this program is Junkie,” raced at the short the Boys & Girls Club. $64 a month with a current distance to work on his The fee is $45 with a cur- club membership. speed, meeting his goal of a rent club membership. Players ages 15-18 may par- sub-15 minute time by cross- For more information, call ticipate in a class designed for ing the line in 14:59 in the 541-267-6573. those with some experience or race in Bullards Beach State who may have played or taken Park. Tennis classes some classes. This class offers Two Bandon twins posted Junior tennis classes have an opportunity to improve impressive personal bests in resumed at the William J. consistency while working to the 5K, with Hunter Hutton Sweet Memorial Tennis control speed, depth and finishing in 17:42 and Sailor Center with professional placement of tennis balls. The Hutton winning the women’s Emory Watson. cost is $64 a month with a race in 18:55. The Easy Start program current club membership. Brent Hutton, their introduces structured tennis All classes take place two father, was the top finisher in instruction utilizing low- days per week, four weeks the 10K, which included a compression tennis balls, per month. Individual les- trip to the Coquille River lower nets, reduced court sons also are available. Lighthouse. He was timed in size, age appropriate rac- For more information or to 35:26 and was followed quets and drills/games. This register, call 541-269-2475. across the line by Duane Lindsay (43:22), John Gunther (45:06) and Doug Community Scoreboard Veysey (45:22). Three women crossed the Grace Knutsen (11) — 100 Free, 3, 59.37; 200 Bowling Free, 2, 2:08.98; 500 Free, 2, 5:42.84; 100 Back, 3, line together to share the win 1:09.23; 100 Breast, 8, 1:24.32; 100 Fly, 1, 1:05.63. in the 10K, with Caryn North Bend Lanes Jerrad Perez-Duncan (12) — 50 Free, 4, 2.13; Mickelson, Jessica Engelke 100 Free, 4, 1:01.11; 200 Free, 2, 2:09.06; 500 Jan. 2-6 Free, 1, 5:43.95; 50 Fly, 2, 31.41; 100 Fly, 2, and Natalie Horning Edgar all High Game 1:09.42. timed in 53:43. They were Primers Too Seniors — Don Bomar 236, Brendon Roberts (12) — 100 Free, 20, 1:05.99; followed closely by Kay William Merkow 204, Bruce Walker 203; Linda 200 Free, 12, 2:22.28; 500 Free, 5, 6:13.80; 100 Nichols 237, Sally Curtis 199, Mary Loss 193. Breast, 10, 1:26.48; 100 Fly, 10, 1:15.25; 200 IM, 2, Collins (53:52) and Ruth Bell Cash Classic — Robert Warrick 277, Jason 2:35.90. (53:53). Hoffman 267, David Warrick 267; Toni Smith 257, David Roberts (8) — 50 Free, 1, 33.90; 50 In the 5K, Engle was fol- Rosanne Wales 226, Stacey Nelson 223. Breast, 1, 50.46; 25 Fly, 1, 18.44. Varsity — Trevor Sanne 290, Scott Lathrom Makenna Roberts (9) — 50 Free, 32, 36.71; lowed by Coleman Metzler 279, Bob Nelson 275. 100 Free, 22, 1:20.91; 200 Free, 17, 2:58.80; 50 (17:33), Hunter Hutton and Nascar Bowling League — Walt Weber 212, Back, 23, 42:83; 100 Back, 19, 1:32.09; 200 IM, River Morse (18:46). Nick Holcomb 210, Greg Horton 190; Ginger 10, 3:10.72. Dukovich 182, Traci Jackson 152, Connie Yeager Annika Strassman (10) — 50 Free, 14, 33.61; Sailor Hutton was fol- 120. 100 Free, 4, 1:11.49; 200 Free, 3, 2:32.07; 50 lowed in the women’s divi- Silver Tip Seniors — Richard Dupret 233, Bud Back, 2, 35.04; 100 Back, 4, 1:15.51; 200 IM, 1, sion by Shelby Tobiska, Grant 224, Bruce Walker 223; Linda Nichols 206, 2:52.18. Gloria Surprise 205, Sally Curtis 187, Mary Loss Karl Stuntzner-Gibson (15) — 100 Free, 31, (22:55), Tricia Hutton (23:03) 187. 52.89; 200 Free, 11, 1:54.90; 200 Back, 22, and Maddy Suppes (27:11). Timber — Thomas Crawford 268, Brain 2:14.79; 100 Fly, 24, 59.75; 200 Fly, 8, 2:09.42; In the 1-mile run, the Fletcher 245, Ron Starks 235; Cheryl Odle 190, 200 IM, 26, 2:09.65. Rosanne Wales 188, Debra Huffman 181. Helen Witharm (11) — 100 Free, 25, 1:09.07; winners were Roxy Day (8:38) Jack-n-Jill — Randy Rice 250, Brian Fletcher 50 Breast, 34, 43.61; 100 Breast, 27, 1:33.46; 100 and Sam Mickelson (8:58). 237, John Dixon 218; Amanda Gilpin 189, Lisa Fly, 18, 1:23.12; 100 IM 33, 1:20 32; 200 IM, 16, The race was sponsored Dixon 181, Debbie Reiff 171. 2:48.77. Sunday Reno — Terry Smith 265, Bill Rebecca Witharm (7) — 25 Free, 11, 22.00; 50 by the South Coast Running Springfels 237, Robert Taylor 219; Lisa Duryee Free, 11, 48.08; 25 Back, 10, 28.08; 50 Back, 10, Club. Participants provided 173, Viki Springfels 170, Sandra Davis 165. 53.93; 25 Fly, 7, 21.08. High Series T-shirts for a shirt exchange, Primers Too Seniors — Don Bomar 622, with leftovers donated to Robert Mast 581, William Merkow 580; Linda Running charity. Nichols 685, Sally Curtis 516, Mary Barnes 516. Cash Classic — Robert Warrick 755, Jason More than 50 runners Hoffman 734, David Warrick 720; Toni Smith Bullards Run participated in the event. 562, Rosanne Wales 623, Stacey Nelson 595. Jan. 5 Results are listed in the Varsity — Robert Warrick 731, Scott Lathrom At Bullards Beach State Park 715, Trevor Sanne 699. Community Scoreboard. Nascar Bowling League (two game series) — 10 Kilometers The race is the traditional Walt Weber 397, Nick Holcomb 365, Greg Horton Female 20-29 — 1. Jen Martin, 1:02:26. 30-39 — 1. tie- season kickoff for the South 354; Ginger Dukovich 293, Traci Jackson 269, Connie Yeager 232. Caryn Mickelson and Jessica Engelke, 53:43; 3. Coast Running Club, which Silver Tip Seniors — Richard Dupret 595, Don Deirdre Traylor, 1:00:25. 40-49 — 1. Natalie Bomar 592, Berrel Vinyard 587; Linda Nichols Horning Edgar, 53.43; 2. Kay Collins, 53.52; Ruth provides races throughout Bell, 53.53. the year in numerous area 567, Sheryl Todd 520, Gloria Surprise 519. Timber — Thomas Crawford 731, Kevin Odle Male towns and covering various 597, Brain Fletcher 582, James Buchanan; 30-39 — 1. Ovid McCuistion, 50.23. 40-49 — 1. Rosanne Wales 503, Cheryl Odle 467, Debra Brent Hutton, 35.26; 2. John Gunther 45:06; 3. distances and formats. Anthony Collins, 57:06. 50-59 — 1. Duane The next run will be the Huffman 467. Jack-n-Jill — Randy Rice 722, Brian Fletcher Lindsay, 43:22; 2. Doug Veysey, 45:22; 3. Chris prediction run in February in 602, Louie Spanik 559; Amanda Gilpin 494, Amaral, 46:52; 4. Joe Walker, 47:58; 5. tie-Rex Contributed Photos by Tom Hutton Laura Jorgensen 465, Lisa Dixon 451. Miller and Eric Hamner, 57.06. 60-69 — 1. Coos Bay, which rewards the Anthony Kenyon, 57.22; 2. Joe Hallett, 1:00:13. ability to predict your time, Chuck Engle,top,sprints to the finish in the 5-kilometer race at the Bullards Run last weekend.Roxy Day,left, Sunday Reno — Terry Smith 694, Robert Taylor 607, Bill Springfels 586; Viki Springfels 70-79 — 1. Pete Dawson, 1:33:54. rather than speed. was the winner of the 1-mile kids run, while Sailor Hutton, right, was the top female finisher in the 5K. 498, Lisa Duryee 461, Sandra Davis 449. 5 Kilometers Female 0-14 — 1. Sailor Hutton, 18:55; 2. Shelby Swimming Tobiska, 22:55; 3. Maddy Suppes, 27:11; 4. Holly SCAT swimmers stand out at Corvallis meet Hutton, 27:19; 5. Sierra Bell, 30:27; 6. Jane CAT Open Suppes, 32:35; 7. Maya Giss, 36:30. 20-29 — 1. Jan. 5-6 Amy Bolduc, 35:13. 30-39 — 1. Tricia Hutton, Jerrad Perez-Duncan age groups. Grace Knutsen scored the At Corvallis 23:03. 40-49 — 1. Joy Suppes, 30:15; 2. Robin THE WORLD Giss, 32:56; 3. Lisa Drops, 44:28; 4. Susan scored the most points of any Cassie Dallas won one fourth most points among South Coast Aquatic Team results, listed by swimmer, followed by age (in parentheses), Storbeck, 44:29. 60-69 — 1. Beth Hutton, 34:42. Several South Coast 12-year-old boys in the com- event and had other high fin- girls in the 11-12 age group, events, places and times Male Aquatic Team swimmers had petition, winning one event ishes in the 13-14 age group, including one win. Alyssa Bennett (15) — 50 Free, 8, 26.04; 100 0-14 — 1. Hunter Hutton, 17:42; 2. River Morse, 18:46; 3. Carter Brown, 21:50; 4. Ryan outstanding performances at and finishing second in three while Craig Hoefs had a win David Roberts won all Free, 29, 1:00.31; 200 Free, 11, 2:09.32; 200 Back, 15, 2:22.89; 100 Fly, 15, 1:06.23; 200 IM, 15, Bell, 30:24; 5. Noah Giss, 32:55; 6. Elliott Giss, the recent Corvallis Aquatic others. and a couple of second-place three of his events in the 8- 2:25.72. 36:30. 20-29 — 1. Coleman Metzler, 17:33. 40-49 Two others swimmers efforts in the 10-year-old and-under age group and Liliana Bennett (13) — 200 Breast, 5, 2:44.62; — 1. Chuck Engle, 14:59; 2. Joe Metzler, 20:03; 3. Team Open, including six Jason Bell, 30:27; 4. Steve Giss, 36:30. 60-69 — athletes winning races. were third for points in their division. Annika Strasman had a win 100 Free, 1:04.92, 35; 200 Free, 2:16.03, 15; 100 Breast, 13, 1:18.37. 1. Tom Brown, 22:16; 2. Kirk Patrick; 38:05. in the 10-year-old division. Finley Cheal (6) — 25 Free, 3, 19.69; 50 Free, 1 Mile They both finished in the top 10, 43.43; 25 Back, 8, 25.00; 50 Back, 6, 1:05.26; Female 10 in points for their age 25 Fly, 8, 25.25. 0-14 — 1. Roxy Day, 8:38; 2. Emily Ryan, 9:25; Natalie Cheal (9) — 50 Free, 29, 36.32; 100 3. Sophia Ryan, 10:49; Natalie Yost, 12:42; groups, as did Finley Cheal Free, 20, 1:20.38; 100 Back, 23, 1:33.70; 100 Maggie Yost, 22:11. (8-and-under boys) and Breast, 21, 1:46.38; 100 IM, 22, 1:32.60; 200 IM, Male Hope Gelfand (8-and-under 12, 3:14.20. 0-14 — 1. Sam Mickelson, 8:58. 60-69 — 1. Cassie Dallas (14) — 200 Breast, 1, 2:38.42; 50 Tom Hutton, 11:31. girls). Free, 7, 26.48; 100 Free, 5, 56.87; 200 Free, 4, A total of 19 swimmers 2:06.06; 100 Breast, 2, 1:12.95; 200 IM, 3, Golf from SCAT participated in 2:20.46. Zaraya Estrada (13) — 200 Back, 22, 2:49.62; Bandon Crossings the event, which drew a 200 Fly, 7, 2:57.95; 50 Free, 43, 32.04; 100 Free, number of swim teams from 40, 1:09.92; 200 Free, 23, 2:32.13; 100 Fly, 21, Casual Fridays 1:19.12. Jan. 4 the Portland area and other Hope Gelfand (7) — 50 Free, 5, 40.57; 25 Back, Low Gross — Tim Tucker 75. parts of the Willamette 4, 21.52; 50 Back, 4, 45,75; 50 Breast, 12, 59.38; Low Net — Gary Schindele 68, Mike Tucker 69, Valley. 50 Fly, 8, 53.79; 100 IM, 8, 1:49.67. Don Conn 69, Dennis Allen 69, David Kimes 72, Craig Hoefs (10) — 50 Free, 7, 32.46; 100 Free, Sean Suppes 72, Al Greenfield 72, Christo Complete results for all 4, 1:11.51; 200 Free, 3, 2:27.82; 50 Breast, 1, Schwartz 75, Ron Cookson 75, Brad Belletti 75, the team members are listed 42.44; 100 Breast, 2, 1:32.84; 200 IM, 2, 2:55.52. Dick Wold 75, John Johnston 75. in today’s Community Morgan Hoefs (8) — 50 Free, 8, 43.04; 25 Closest to Pin — Charlie Ahuna (No. 6), Ron Breast, 2, 24.17; 50 Breast, 7, 52.03; 50 Fly, 10, Cookson (No. 9), Ben McCullough (No. 14), Don Scoreboard. 56.19. Conn (No. 17). y FFeelliinneeFFrriieennddlly DAYS! FRI We celebrate our Feline Furry Friends on Fridays... Bring in more than one feline and get 16% OFF the second or more feline exams!

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I Business owners say Q: How do I hire the best attorney for my opening their walls to art small business? A: Hiring professionals for a small business produces benefits is an important process. The best attorney for your business will depend on what the legal needs are. In fact, there is a BY GAIL ELBER good chance the there is no one DOWN TO The World attorney who can handle every- BUSINESS thing, so the best attorney may NORTH BEND — At Oregon Bay Prop- actually turn out to be a law erties in North Bend, Herb Yussim just firm with several attorneys added some lettering to his windows that having different specialties. says “Community Art Gallery.” He’s get- Small businesses often need ting ready to host a poetry reading in his help setting up the right legal office. form of business; negotiating At Pacific Coast Medical Park, partner contracts with customers or Carrie O’Bryan hosted an opening gala this suppliers; assisting with real month for a show of large-scale works. estate needs, a lease or a build- ARLENE Across town, Evergreen Court will host ing purchase; taxes, zoning and SOTO a reception Jan. 20 for some new pieces licenses; protecting intellectual from members of the Bay Area Artists property; or, in the worst case, settling litiga- Association. At Bay Area Hospital, a com- tion. Contracts need to protect all parties mittee has been choosing photographs involved in the transaction. Often, lease agree- donated by local artists to decorate the ments are written to protect the landlord. These rooms in the hospital’s new wing. And By Gail Elber, The World contracts are negotiable, and your attorney down the road, Southern Coos Hospital Herb Yussim works next to an 18-foot-high wall of art at Oregon Bay Properties in North Bend. should have a standard “tenant’s addendum” will soon open its biggest art show ever, containing provisions that benefit you that can be added to the printed lease document. Getting “Trees.” owner of Downtown Health and Fitness in legal advice before you sign any contract could Though art isn’t their core mission, Coos Bay, where paintings lent by mem- Businesses host events save you conflicts or dollars in the future. owners and managers at these businesses bers David Castleberry and Darrell Sunday, 1-3 p.m.: Artists’ reception for the “Trees” So, how should a small business owner find say they’ve benefited from creating spaces Sanders are on display. “It makes me feel where artists can display their work. show at Southern Coos Hospital, 900 11th St. S.E., the right legal help for a business? One option is good to be able to look at it,” Lal said. “I Bandon. More than 200 works on display. After the owners of Pacific Coast Med- to ask friends and business associates for a don’t think a gym has to have a feeling of a Jan. 20, 1-3 p.m.: Artists’ reception for works by referral. Accountants, bankers and insurance ical Park finished remodeling their garage.” members of the Bay Area Artists Association at Thompson Street building, they found professionals will have attorneys they have Other business owners have Evergreen Court, 451 O'Connell St., North Bend. worked with in the past and who they feel com- themselves with tall, bare walls. Partner approached the display of art as a service Jan. 25, 6 p.m.: Poetry reading at Oregon Bay Carrie O’Bryan talked with her friend, fortable with. The Oregon Bar Association has a to the community. When Herb and Brooke Properties, 1992 Sherman Ave., North Bend. Hosted lawyer referral service at www.osbar.org/. Lakeside artist Janne LaValle, about filling Yussim moved Oregon Bay Properties into by Herb Yussim and Thomas Brinson. “Poemoirs” Another option is the Small Business Legal them. the newly renovated North Bend Hotel (memoir pieces as prose poems) followed by open Clinic at Lewis & Clark Law School: The result: A gallery that will specialize building, they wanted to fill their 18-foot- mic. 541-290-0889, 631-889-0203 law.lclark.edu/centers/small_business_legal_cli in large works that are hard to display else- high walls. They started by framing one of nic/. where. Brooke’s designer scarves, but soon con- Interview more than one attorney to find “This building was so dead for so many nected with local artists. Now the walls are someone who knows not only small business years,” said O’Bryan, who with her dentist covered with a collection that Herb resets “It’s probably the best place in the town law but also your industry. Ask questions about husband and other medical professionals every year over Memorial Day weekend. of Bandon for showing art,” Tierney said. experience with the specific legal issues you are bought the building in 2011. “It didn’t The Yussims haven’t imposed a theme “People in the town, it makes a big differ- facing. Ask for references so you can check how have many tenants and wasn’t part of the on the collection. “What you see hanging ence for them to think of the hospital as a satisfied other small business owners are with community.” here was what has been offered,” Herb pleasant place to go. It’s a good reminder the services they received. Make sure you feel LaValle coordinated an initial three- said. “I have rejected things that were not that there’s more to life than being sick or comfortable understanding what the attorney is month show of works by Donna Wright appropriate for this space.” dying.” saying to you. Remember, you are the customer and Jean Kyle and is assembling a panel of Passersby often stop in to see the work, The cost of hanging those shows, which in this situation and you need to feel this is the artists to jury future shows. Large works encouraged by the “Community Art can include as many as 200 works, can person or firm who can serve your needs now will hang in the lobby and adjoining corri- Gallery” sign in the window. And the Yus- exceed $1,000 and is borne by the AVK and in the future. Confirm fees in advance for dor, and other spaces will accommodate sims open their office during North Bend’s Foundation, based in Los Angeles, which this initial conversation and clarify fees that will smaller works. monthly “Sip ’n’ Stroll” events. Later this supports art in public places. be charged for future legal work. According to LaValle hopes other businesses will fol- month, they’ll host their first poetry read- But it needn’t cost anything to invite the Oregon State Bar lawyer referral service low the medical park’s example, creating ing. artists to display their work. Even a few webpage, “You are entitled to an initial consul- places where she and other artists who “In years past, there were poetry read- works hanging on a business’s wall can tation of up to 30 minutes for a maximum fee of work on a large scale can share their work. ings that were well-attended,” Herb said. make a difference for patrons, employees $35. Any additional fees must be arranged “The arts seem to be the initial layer of “We’re going to try to rebirth that.” and artists. More ambitious efforts, such between you and the lawyer.” bringing back a struggling community,” The biggest business venue for artists is as paying someone to select and hang An attorney is one of the key business profes- she said. “Florence, Newport, Gold Beach Southern Coos Hospital, where artist Vic- works, can be funded by a commission on sionals you want to have on your small business and Brookings have put a lot of effort into toria Tierney has been coordinating sales. team. The right attorney can save your business revitalizing their arts spaces.” aabout four shows a year since 2000. Some “There’s no financial incentive to being money and time in dealing with complex legal Businesses needn’t look far to find shows invite all comers to submit works on part of the community,” O’Bryan said. matters. artists, LaValle said. “I don’t think there’s a theme, as in the current show, “Trees.” “But if you’re not part of the communi- Arlene M. Soto is the director of the SWOCC any business that doesn’t have an artist as Other shows display the work of a particu- ty, there’s no financial incentive at all.” Small Business Development Center, www.Biz- a customer,” she said.“This is a communi- lar group of artists. Still others have bene- Reporter Gail Elber can be reached at Center.org. She can be reached at 541-756- ty that has a very deep artist well.” fited causes, raising substantial sums 541-269-1222, ext. 234, or at gelber@the- 6445, [email protected], or at 2455 Maple Leaf, North Bend, OR 97459. That approach was taken by Deb Lal, through sales. worldlink.com. Eastside grocer made a lasting impression

John “Boyd” Duncan, who with his wife, John said. “He took a risk as an entrepre- nickel off their purchases. “We hope other Another gym for women, Inch Bye Inch, Shirley, owned Boyd’s Eastside Market for neur and went into that field when his busi- retailers in our area will join us in this ini- moved in December into its new location at 33 years, died Jan. 4, and someone called to ness was being severely challenged. It tiative,”C&K president and CEO Greg 1223 Virginia Ave. in North Bend. The non- tell me that an Eastside icon was gone. helped him turn the corner with his busi- Sandeno said in a statement. profit fitness center has a circuit of With emotion in his voice, my informant ness, and then he could use it as a source of The Coos Bay City hydraulic resistance told me he’d been one of the generations of income when he went into retirement.” Council considered and Share the news machines and offers kids who’d lingered around the store after Income wasn’t the only benefit. “The rejected a plastic bag sauna and tanning New business? New product? New hire? school, playing kick-the-can or just hang- store and selling stuff at the mall enabled ban last fall. Portland, facilities. It’s open 24 ing out. “He mentored me through life, and Corvallis and Eugene Promotion? Something local business owners hours, but call Patty my dad to talk with people,” John said. should know about? Call Gail Elber at 541- several other kids in the area,” he said. “There were almost no people that my dad have banned them, Sanden at 541-756-5222 Having lived here only Newport will consider 269-1222, ext. 234, tweet @gailtheworld, or to make an appoint- didn’t like.” email [email protected]. since 2007, I had to ask TRADE Boyd’s funeral is at 11 a.m. today at Coos a ban this month and ment to check out the Boyd’s son John Duncan to the Albertsons super- facilities. WINDS Bay Chapel, 685 Anderson Ave. At your fill me in. market in Ashland dis- funeral, will anyone say, “That person’s When Boyd, a butcher, continued plastic bags (except for meat) a New entertainer in town bought the store from Les business was a community landmark; he or year ago. Tim Petrone of Coquille has launched Cleveland, it already had a she mentored me through life”? If you’re Petrone Entertainment, offering party and long history; the building reading this, you’ve still got time to make Farewell, flab event planning, custom party mix CDs and was built in 1916 and was that happen. Two local businesses focused on video and slideshow editing. A live band moved to its Sixth Street Talk to legislators via video women’s fitness have upgraded their facili- with classic pop and country hits is in the location in 1932. ties just in time to help with your New works. Visit petroneentertainment. On the store’s porch, Southwestern Oregon Community Col- Year’s resolutions. webstarts.com or call 541-294-5984. loggers heading home lege and the Bay Area Chamber of Com- Curves of Coos Bay (840 Central Ave.; GAIL merce invite anyone to attend teleforums Looking for funds from work mingled with ELBER 541-269-0271) has introduced Curves kids waiting for their par- with our area’s state legislators. They’re Complete, a program that includes exercise, Steven Myers of Coquille has a theory ents to pick them up after held every other week during the legislative meal plans and coaching. Susie Main, who that the Egyptian pyramids were built as sports practice. “It was just a social center,” session, starting at 7 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 12, co-owns the franchise with Lyn McMillen, water pumps for irrigation, not tombs for John said. “My dad was always nice to the with the Republicans and 7:30 a.m. with the said that North Castle Partners, which pharaohs. He’s written two books on the kids. He knew they were safe there and he Democrats. The teleforums will be held in bought the Curves chain last fall, is chang- subject and has created a nonprofit called would keep an eye on them.” Room 505 of Tioga Hall on the SWOCC ing the focus of Curves gyms. thepump.org to research the idea. One goal John described the store as “an old-fash- campus at 1988 Newmark Ave. and also in “They are revamping it to be more of a of his nonprofit is to build a scale model ioned store with an old-fashioned meat the video room at the Curry County cam- weight loss center with a gym attached,” that shows how the internal passageways section.” Boyd provided old-fashioned pus in Brookings. Participants can give she said. and gates in a pyramid could have been used service to match, carrying charge acccounts questions to SWOCC board member Rick The new program, called Curves Com- to pump water with gravity. To help with for his customers and sometimes extending Howell by noon the previous Friday (Feb. 8 plete, includes online meal planning and that, he needs a 3D printer — a device that more than just credit. “At the store, he for the first teleforum) so that legislators tracking and a weekly 15-minute coaching makes a plastic object from a CAD drawing helped families out that didn’t have the and their staff can research responses session at which coaches will evaluate a — to fabricate some small parts. He’s creat- wherewithal to make ends meet and needed before the Tuesday meeting. After the con- member’s progress toward her goals. In ed a $2,450 funding request on a little bit of groceries,” John said. “He versations, participants on the mailing list addition to putting her five coaches through gofundme.com and is soliciting tax- would help them out, and they would pay will get a written summary of what hap- training provided by the Cleveland Clinic, deductible donations; donors can get copies him back if they could.” pened. To join the mailing list or submit a Main has installed a computer in the gym of his book and other perks. Visit When the store burned in 2000, grateful question, contact Howell at rhhowell@ for the benefit of members who don’t have thepump.org to learn more. customers dropped by as Duncan sorted earthlink.net. Web access at home. Have any other readers used crowdfund- through the rubble to press a few dollars Founded in 1992, Curves became the ing (such as gofundme.com or kickstarter. into his hand. The store never reopened. Bye-bye, bags world’s largest fitness chain, with 10,000 com) or peer-to-peer lending (such as In later years, Boyd developed his Back- C&K Market, the Brookings-based par- franchise locations offering a 30-minute accionusa.org) for a business project? I’d woods Jerky, which he sold first at the store ent company of Ray’s Food Place, will stop resistance workout for 4 million women. like to report on your experiences, success- and then from a booth at Pony Village Mall offering plastic bags Sunday. On Monday, But the Waco Tribune, the company’s ful or unsuccessful. and festivals. “He started doing that prod- customers will have the option of bringing a hometown newspaper, reported in Septem- Business editor Gail Elber can be reached bag or using a free paper bag. The store will ber that the company has shrunk to 3,600 uct in the store before it burned down and at 541-269-1222, ext. 234, or at worked on his recipe for a number of years,” sell reusable fabric bags for 99 cents, and locations since 2007,as competing exercise customers reusing any kind of bag will get a regimens have gained popularity. [email protected]. C M C M Y K Y K

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Open ground, and the cabinet door with the and two pre-fab bookcases. for doing homework? Are interior doors and flooring. Bright open kitchen with 2 ovens and island. yet still many trees. Bordered by timber property on two calendar and corkboard or Assemble the cabinets, then you juggling lots of appoint- Family room off kitchen. RV or Boat parking. #11195056 sides. Nice home with a den/office in addition to the 3BD, 2BA. #12233762 dry-erase board. Then add the bookcases and stack ments and need to make your small bins on the cabinet them directly on top of the calendar the centerpiece? base cabinets. Mount them Novogratz suggests hanging “Just good ol’ shelves for each family fashioned service” member’s items. 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There furniture. sion slips and invitations in a room, kitchen and dining area on first level. are many wonderful features including natural gas appliances, covered porch, low Another option: If space prominent spot or keep them Fireplace. Second level includes master suite maintenance landscaping, oversized 1 car is limited, Mathison suggests in an in-box that you’ll and 3 additional bedrooms, 2 bathrooms garage, and vaulted ceilings with solar upstairs. Kitchen has granite counters and tubes and skylights. A hard to find newer searching estate sales (or check regularly. features modern appliances. Large deck off $ home in Myrtle Point for only $112,500. $ back of home. MLS#12311790 MLS#12259646 3325,00025,,000 COUNTRY LIVING! Private, level 5.6 BUNGALOW in Historic Winsor Heights Area GORGEOUS RIVERFRONT PROPERTY acres, buildable, small creek running of North Bend. main floor features wood with a 2BR, 1BA home in the through property; has electricity, floors throughout. 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the shrubs, deer Have another six months come and I tried it myself and it works fine — $24.95), offers all sorts of ideas for way- gone already? with this caveat: cool things to make from common sheet BY LEE REICH An ideal candidate for this It’s been that long since the last Another reader recently sent a news- goods. The Associated Press operation is yew, a fast- installment of what we here at paper clipping that said LemiShine Naturally, there’s the wasted-space growing evergreen frequently HouseWorks Central call The “also removed the finish on … La chapter on how plywood and medium- Deer are ready to start snuggled against home foun- Followup Files — an opportu- HOUSE Cruset enameled cast-iron sauce density fiberboard are made, graded, pruning our trees and shrubs. dations. nity to give readers a chance to WORKS pans and lids. sold and worked, but once you flip past Although unconcerned The first step in trans- put in their two cents’ worth Their finish, both inside and that, the rest of the book is filled with with promoting plant health forming an old yew — or any about past columns (and out, was dulled, and they were step-by-step projects. or aesthetics, in at least one other old shrub — is to select maybe mention a few things left with a fine, rough feel, similar Most of them are what might be situation deer can actually two or three of the oldest we’ve discovered along the to an emery board.” expected (benches, stools, bookcases, help us prune well. stems to become the trunks way). The clipping didn’t mention chairs, tables), but there are several Picture an overgrown of your tree-to-be. These Groutable vinyl whether LemiShine affected any odd-ball ideas I found intriguing: a ceil- shrub, especially one planted stems should have pleasant A column that lamented other products, but I know it ing light, a notebook computer holder, too close to a home. With age forms and extend from the sorry state of the self- works fine on my own enameled- candle sticks and a couple of headboard and a little neglect, said ground level to as high as the stick tiles I used for bath- steel cookware. designs. There’s even a chapter of kids’ shrub begins to swallow up future crown of branches. room and kitchen floors STEVE About that stench toys and gadgets. the home, or at least block Once selections are made, (they’ve parted, leaving BATIE The kitchen also was on the My favorite project, by the way, was the view from a window. cut away all other stems noticeable gaps) prompted a mind of Sue, who wrote from the “Tank Table,” a very simple coffee There are many growing from the base of the couple of readers to suggest a Oregon about some advice I gave table that’s supposed to resemble a fish approaches to dealing with plant. vinyl tile that uses grout. The result is another reader on dealing with a rank tank — intended, as the book suggests, an overgrown shrub. Briefly, The next step — cutting much like ceramic tile, they said. smell from her sink. for people whose apartments are too you could, over the course of away any branches growing I doubt I’ll try it, because I was trying Sue said after going through the usual crowded for both furniture and fish. a few years, renovate the off those new trunks NOT to lay a floor that looked like do-it-yourself solutions — vinegar, It even comes with casters — some- plant by each year cutting between the ground and a ceramics, but if that’s what you want to baking soda, salt, hot water, etc. — she thing you wouldn’t find on a real fish some of the oldest stems to few feet above the ground — achieve, it might be worth checking out. accidentally solved the problem by tank. the ground to make way for is where deer help out. Jerry says it’s available at some home changing dish soaps. Better than gray younger, shorter ones. Or you They’ll enjoy munching on centers. “I have not had a problem since I A column that offered ways Susan could take the dramatic all those smaller branches. Shower gunk switched to a soap that does not have might brighten up her plain-jane, con- approach: Lop the whole You and your deer That same column described how to any hand moisturizers in it,”Sue wrote. crete-floored breezeway prompted plant to the ground and start helpers will want to remove de-lime a shower head by removing it Whither plywood Johanna to suggest simply staining the anew with all young shoots, branches high enough along and soaking it in white vinegar. When it comes to building furniture, concrete. which will enthusiastically the trunk so the plant looks Carolyn suggested simply filling a plywood probably isn’t your go-to lum- “There are special stains you can sprout forth from the estab- like a tree, or, in the case of plastic bag with vinegar and twist-tying ber. buy,” she wrote, “but I accidentally lished roots. Also worth con- the deer, as high as they can it over the shower head. That way you (Personally, I lean toward oak or wal- splattered some water-based wood sidering is just grubbing out reach. don’t have to remove it to remove the nut.) stain on my concrete pad, and it’s still the shrub and replacing it The final step in pruning lime scale. That may be a mistake.“PlyDesign,”a there four years later. with something, or even will be to shorten and It definitely would save wear and tear collection of do-it-yourself projects So, I stained a concrete walkway with nothing. remove enough branches in on the fixture. compiled by Philip Schmidt (Storey leftover stain last year, and it still looks Deer aren’t much help the crown of your new tree LemiShine caveat Publishing; large-format paperback; beautiful.” with any of these approaches. to give it good shape. 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Assemblies of God Christian Grace International Pentecostal of God FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH EASTSIDE CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY LIGHTHOUSE TEMPLE PC OF G Building a Christ Centered Family 190 D Street, Coos Bay • 541-808-0822 South Empire Blvd. & Olesan Lane 2420 Sherman, North Bend • 541-756-5555 Pastor Ivan Sharp Sunday School 9:30am Sunday School...... 9:30 am Rev. Betty and Russell Bazzell, Pastors Church - 541-888-6114 Pastor -541-888-6224 Sunday Morning Worship 10.30am Praise and Worship...... 10:45 am Morning Worship...... 10:30 am Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:30 am Wednesday 7:00pm: Kid’s Program/Youth/Adult Ladies Bible Study ...... Thurs., 10:00 am Wednesday Bible Study (Youth & Adult)...... 6:30 pm Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm Children’s Worship and Nursery Care “We preach the Gospel as it is to people as they are.” Monday Men’s & Women’s Meeting ...... 6:30 pm P.O. Box 805/2050 Lincoln St./NorthBend Tuesday SAFEMeeting ...... 7:00 pm Pastors Sharron Kay & Jim Womack Wednesday Teen Meeting...... 7:00 pm Ph. 541-756-4838 www.nbfwc.org Thursday Mid-Week Services ...... 7:00 pm Baptist Jewish Presbyterian EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH Christian Science CONGREGATION MAYIM SHALOM 282 W. Sixth, Coquille OR 97423 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, N. BEND Senior Pastor Mark Elefritz ... Assistant Pastor Aaron Finley 541-756-4155 • PASTOR: Dr. Daniel Myers Sunday School 9:30am CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY For more info call Morning Worship Service 10:45 am Harrison & Vermont St. (East side of Pony Village Mall) Wednesday Family Night 6:00 pm 444 S.Wall, Coos Bay • 888-3294 541-266-0470 Sunday School...... 9:15 am Call for information about Youth Ministries, Bible Studies, www.mayimshalom.org Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:30 am Mom-To-Mom Ministry, Men’s Group & Wednesday Family Night for all ages Sunday Service & Sunday School...... 10:00 am Men & Womens Breakfast Bible Study (Friday)...... 6:30 am 541-396-2921 • www.ebccoquille.org 123 Ocean Blvd. Youth Meeting (Friday Evening) ...... 6pm-9pm CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM Combined Youth Group (Sunday) ...... 6 pm-7:00 pm Adjacent to church - Open after services, or by Appt. 541-751-9059 Lutheran FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1140 South 10th, Coos Bay An American Baptist Church CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH & SCHOOL Pastor Gary Rice www.firstbaptistcoosbay.com Church of Christ 1835 N. 15th, Coos Bay • 541-267-3851 Sunday School ...... 9:00 am Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:00 am Pastor Quintin Cundiff Sunday Children’s Church...... 10:00 am COOS BAY CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday Worship (fall/winter)...... 10:30 am Monday Bible Study ...... 6:00 pm Sunday Bible Study for all ages ...... 11:45 am Wednesday Home Bible Study ...... 6:30 pm “Building the Church you read about in your Bible” Women’s Bible Study ...... Wed 10:00am & Thurs 9:30 am Mr. Ed Werner, Evangelist * (541) 267-6021 Adult Bible Study ...... Wed 12:30 pm 775 W. Donnelly Ave. www.clcs-cb.org Bible School Classes 9:45am • Evening Worship 6:00pm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORTH BEND Morning Worship 10:45am • Wednesday Prayer & Study 7:00pm Pastor J. L. Coffey Signing for Hearing Impaired 2080 Marion Ave., North Bend, 541-756-6544 *** Also, Nursery Available FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH www.firstbaptistnb.org Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Reformed Sunday School...... 9:45 am 2741 Sherman Ave., North Bend Sunday Worship Service...... 11:00 am & 6:00 pm Pastor Sue Seiffert - 541-756-4035 Wednesday SAFE Addiction Recovery Program...... 6:30 pm Office Hours ...... Mon.-Fri. 9-1 pm HOPE COVENANT REFORMED CHURCH Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday School ...... 9:00 am 580 E. 9th St., Coquille, Oregon SOUTHERN BAPTIST Adult Study ...... 9:15 am 2761 BROADWAY, NORTH BEND • 541-756-4844 Worship (Child Care Provided)...... 10:30 am Pastor: Ron Joling • 541-396-4183 Sunday Bible Study ...... 9:30 am Home of Cartwheels Preschool ~ [email protected] Sunday Worship...... 10:30 am Sunday School ...... 9:45 am Sunday Life Group...... 6:00 pm Morning Service ...... 11:00 am SKYLINE BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm Afternoon Service...... 4:30 pm “A Christ Centered, Biblically Based, Family Oriented, Dynamic Fellowship” Where You Can Find A Friend 3451 Liberty St., North Bend - 541-756-3311 GLORIA DEI LUTHERAN ELCA (1 block off Newmark behind Boynton Park) www.sbcnb.org 1290 Thompson Rd., Coos Bay (5 Blocks East of Hospital) David Woodruff, Sr. Pastor - Tim Young, Adult & Family Ministries Pastor Jon Strasman - 541-267-2347 Josh Kintigh, Youth & Children, Brenda Langlie, Children’s Director FALL WORSHIP HOURS Sunday School...... 9:00 am & 10:30 am (Clevland, Tenn.) Worship Service ...... 8:30 am and 11:00 am Sunday Worship...... 9:00 am& 10:30 am Church of God Salvation Army Wednesday Awana...... 6:30 pm Adult Bible Study ...... 10:00 am Sunday School for All Ages...... 10:00 am NORTH BEND CHURCH OF GOD All are Welcome (Nursery available for all services) THE SALVATION ARMY 1067 Newmark, North Bend • 541-756-6289 Pastor Gary L. Robertson WORSHIP & SERVICE CENTER 1155 Flanagan, Coos Bay...541-888-5202 Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Lieutenants Kevin and Heather Pope...Corps Officers Come Sunday Morning Service ...... 10:30 am Methodist NEW SCHEDULE Sunday Evening Service...... 6:00 pm Free Kids Meal ...... 9:00 am Wednesday Evening Service ...... 7:00 pm Christian Worship ...... 9:30 am “Building People Through Biblical Values” FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:45 am Worship Rev. Laura Beville, Pastor Worship Service...... 11:00 am With Us Communion 1st Sunday of each month - Handicapped Accessible Community Churches 123 Ocean Blvd. • 541-267-4410 • www.coosbayumc.org Seventh-day Adventist Church Open hearts, open minds, open doors • Childcare Available COOS BAY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Catholic HAUSER COMMUNITY CHURCH 2175 Newmark, Coos Bay 541-756-7413 HOLY REDEEMER - NORTH BEND 69411 Wildwood Dr., 7 miles north of North Bend UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, N. BEND Staff: John Adams, Bill Moldt, Rob Wright, Brion Spore, Nancy Goodman. 541-756-6959 Sabbath School Bible Class...... 9:30 am 2250 16th St. - 541-756-0633 Radio broadcast Sunday @ 8:30 a.m. (K-Light 98.7 fm) Rev. Jerry Steele, Pastor Worship Service...... 10:45 am (West off Broadway) Located at Pony Village Mall, between AT&T & Sears Stores Sunday Worship Celebration ...... 8:15 & 11:00 am Pastor Ken Williams MASSES: Sunday School...... 9:45 am FALL SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm Nurseries provided for all services. Affiliated with Village Missions - 541-756-2591 Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am Celebration Service...... 10:55 am Confessions: Saturday 4-5 pm or by appointment Communion 1st Sunday of the month Daily Mass: Wed 5:00pm / Thu & Fri 9:00am Unitarian Universalist Episcopal Nazarene UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST (S.C.U.U.F.) ST. MONICA - COOS BAY EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH NAZARENE - BAY AREA 357 S. 6th St. 4th & Highland, Coos Bay 541-269-5829 Located in North Bend at 1850 Clark St. (Behind Perry Electric) DIVERSE BELIEFS - ONE FELLOWSHIP Rev. Stephen A. Tyson, Rector Sr. Pastor Ron Halvorson MASSES: Sunday School...... 9:30 am Liberal Religious Organization Sunday Services...... 7:30 & 10:00 am Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:45 am Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm 10am Sundays at 580 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay. Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am Sunday School Classes...... 9:45 am Spanish Mass: 1 pm Wednesday Services: Holy Eucharist ...... 6:30 am NURSERY • CHILDREN’S CHURCH • YOUTH PROGRAM 541-266-7335 Confessions: Saturday 3:30 pm - 5 pm or by appt. Holy Eucharist with Healing...... 12 noon BIBLE STUDIES • CARE GROUPS for more information and childcare arrangements Daily Mass: Tues: 5:30 pm Wed-Fri: 12 pm Children’s Sermon & Nursery Care For information or directions call 541-756-2004

Celebration Center Foursquare Non Denominational Word CELEBRATION CENTER BAY AREA FOURSQUARE CHURCH CALVARY ON THE BAY HARVEST OF FAITH FAMILY CHURCH Living the message Jesus preached! 466 Donnelly (across from the new Coos Bay Fire Station) “Teaching God’s Word book by book, Glorifying, Proclaiming and Showing Christ to all chapter by chapter, verse by verse” Bringing help and hope through the Word of God Now meeting at: 131 N. 3rd (Hall Building), Coos Bay 2389 Sherman Ave., North Bend Pastors: David & Marilyn Scanlon Pastor Bart Cunningham (Former Roosevelt School) (541) 269-1821 Sunday Service...... 10:30 am Pastors Ron & Debbie Moore Sunday Worship ...... 10:00 am Sunday School..... (All ages through Adult)...... 9:00 am - 9:45 am Wednesday Jr/Sr. High School Youth ...... 7:00 pm Wednesday Service...... 7:00 pm Children’s services provided on Sunday & Wednesday Sunday Worship at 10am Sunday Worship.....(Nursery & Children’s Church Provided)...... 10:00 am 1954 Union Avenue, North Bend (541)756-1707 (Nursery and Kids Church also provided) We also have small group ministries meeting throughout the week. Pastors David & Bridgette Whinery www.calvaryonthebay.org (541)756-4000 • www.celebrationcenter.com E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.ba4.org P.O. Box 477, Coos Bay, 541-266-0613

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Dear Mary: My husband and I are selling our house and recently met with a real FRANK AND ERNEST estate agent. After gathering some information, she reported back that we may have a hard time selling because our home is difficult to insure. Her explanation: The previous owner had taken out a claim for water- related damage. We were able to get insurance, so why is this a problem now? And what can we do to help sell our home? — Debbie, THE BORN LOSER Oklahoma Dear Debbie: Your agent is referring to central databases such as the Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange (CLUE), where insurers report their EVERYDAY claims. CHEAPSKATE These days, insurers are par- ZITS ticularly wary of anything related to water damage or Mary “mold,” Hunt so I’m sure that’s what your agent is concerned about. Originally, these big CLASSIC PEANUTS databases were formed to detect and discourage fraud. Unfortunately, now the information is often used to deny coverage on a property THE FAMILY CIRCUS or person. Since you’ve had coverage since the event, this doesn’t sound like a long-term prob- lem, but you need to check for yourself. You can get a copy of your home’s CLUE report at PersonalReports.LexisNexis. FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE com, or call 888-497-0011. There may be a charge depending on the state where you live. Incidents remain on these reports for up to five years, and you have the right to dispute any errors you dis- cover. Dear Mary: Please help me. My expensive white cot- ton curtains have turned yel- low due to sun exposure. I’ve tried many things to get the ROSE IS ROSE yellow out, but still it remains. — Donna, Indiana Dear Donna: I am at a real disadvantage because I don’t know what products or methods you’ve tried. The stain may be set if it has been exposed to high heat or the fibers weakened if bleached. If you believe the curtains are all but ruined unless you can get the yellow out, this is what I would do: Fill your LUANN washer with the hottest water possible and add the curtains. Pour in 1 cup of Super Washing Soda, 1 cup of Cascade Automatic Dishwasher powdered deter- 1 gent (plain, not lemon) and ⁄2 cup of any laundry detergent. Allow this to agitate for a few minutes, and then turn the machine off. Allow it to sit overnight. In the morning, complete the cycle. If the yel- low remains, you may have GRIZZWELLS no choice but to dye those curtains — yellow or another color dark to hide the sun stains. Dear Mary: My son got Silly Putty stuck all over one of our nice couch throws. Do you know any way to get it out? — Kathy, Wisconsin Dear Kathy: The manufac- turer says to scrape off excess Silly Putty with a dull-edged knife or metal spoon, then spray with WD-40 and let stand a few minutes. If any stain remains, saturate a cot- ton ball with rubbing alcohol, MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN blot the stain and rinse. Wipe any remaining residue or remaining stain with a damp sponge or cloth moistened with liquid dishwashing detergent, like blue Dawn. Launder the throw according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Do you have a question for Mary? Email her at [email protected] m, or write to Everyday Cheapskate, P.O. Box 2099, Cypress, CA 90630. Mary Hunt is the founder of www.DebtProofLiving.com, a personal finance member web- site and the author of “Cheaper, Better, Faster,” released in January 2013. To find out more about Mary and read her past columns, please visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K C6• The World •Saturday, January 12,2013 Y K Cl ass if i eds

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EOE and professional to bring his/her skills, 403 Found Holidays Tobacco-Free. ideas and knowledge to an  Routes must meet time 475 established organization. Found Specials expectations and will include 213 General Trades/Maintenance loading and unloading at As part of Lee Enterprises, we offer Coordinator For Items or Pets designated locations at 477 Birthdays a strong package of pay and University of Oregon without/or with photo: 20 to 25 lbs. per unit. benefits, including medical, dental, 6 lines, Free for one week vision and 401(k). See our Web site Institute of Marine Biology To submit a bid or for more at www.theworldlink.com. 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8-27-12 C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Saturday, January12,2013 • The World • C7 Y K 601 Apartments 601 Apartments 604 Homes Unfurnished 605 Lots/Spaces 709 Wanted to Buy Real Estate 2 bedroom apartment in RENTALS & $750mo. 3 bd. 1 bth. Close to hospi- Long term RV spaces W/S/G and BUYING JUNK AUTOs tal, Lg country kitchen, fireplace, Dish TV included $275mo plus No title needed, will pick up, 500 Coos Bay. Seniors REAL ESTATE SPECIALS forced air, oil furnace, huge back electricity.No wind with country set- up to 100 miles from Coos Bay. preferred. Coin-op W/D. Choose any of these specials and yard. Carport/No garage. No Sm/pets. ting,19316 Highway 42 Myrtle Will pay up to $200 per automobile. W/S/G paid. No pets, add a photo for $5.00 extra. $850 refundable sec/ cleaning dep. Point. Or. 541-572-5494 501 Commercial App. required. 541-290-4104 541-260-9447 no smoking.Call Rentals / Real Estate 1 PUBLISHER’S NOTICE 541-267-7234. 1 week - 6 lines, 606 Manufactured Wanted to buy: Childrens clothing All real estate advertising in this 1bdr. trailer on the bay. Free WIFI, sizes 4-12 for resale shop opening newspaper is subject to the Fair $35.00 2bdr twnhse :basement,wd hkups W/S/G pd. $515 mo. first, last and Feb. 2nd. Call 541-808-3900 for ap- Housing Act which makes it illegal 586 N 2nd CB $595/mo.& 2bdr: wd $450 deposit. 64708 Wygant Road, pointment to bring in your gently used to advertise “any preference, limita- hkups 267 Johnson,CB $545/mo & Rentals / Real Estate 2 Coos Bay. Perfect for single person. clothes, shoes, accessories. Cash tions or discrimination based on paid. No Consignments. 1bdr: wsg pd 292 S 9th,CB $475/mo 2 week - 6 lines, 541-290-4011 race, color, religion, sex, handicap, $45 app fee refundable Pets OK familial status or national origin, or 541-294-0623 $45.00 an intention, to make any such 3 bedroom 610 2-4-6 Plexes 710 Miscellaneous preference, limitation or discrimina- 1757 Monroe, North Bend 2086 McPhearson, NB. 1bedroom 1 tion.” Familial status includes chil- BAYSIDE APARTMENTS Rentals / Real Estate 3 10” RADIAL arm saw, Black & Newly remodeled by Pony Village bath No pets. W/G included. First, dren under the age of 18 living with near Coos Bay Fred Meyer 3 week - 6 lines, Decker $135. Nearly new wheelchair Hardwood floors $850. last, dep. $450 mo. Call 530-701-1541 $155. 541-639-7778. parents or legal custodians, preg- 2 bdrm $550 & 1 bdrm $450. $55.00 nant women and people securing quiet & clean No pets/no smoking. 541-297-4834 390 S. Wasson St. NEW 9 ft. T-posts, 133 wts. $8 each. custody of children under 18. 541-297-4834. 3 bed. This newspaper will not knowingly Rentals / Real Estate 4 Cute 2 bdr. house in desirable stove/fridge/drapes/deck/fenced 541-404-8735. accept any advertising for real es- 4 week - 6 lines, Mingus Park neighborhood. back yard/2 car garage/ W/G paid TV stand w/ 2 doors and shelve $10. tate which is in violation of the law. BAY VIEW: $59.95 Front yard, garage w/workspace, Rent $645 mo. Apply at 324 Our readers are hereby informed W/D hookups. No pets/smoking. Ackerman, 541-8884762 5 ft wooden coffee table,$7. Portable Tamarac’s only one bedroom unit is All specials will appear in that all dwellings advertised in this available..541-759-4380 $650/mo., first,last+ toilet $5. Brown stuffed chair $10. newspaper are available on an The World, Bandon Western $500 deposit. references. Coos Bay 533 Wall St. 2 bedroom , Large Myrtlewood table $20. 2 sets of equal opportunity basis. To com- World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday 6 mon.lease required. appliances, W/D hook ups, garage golf clubs w/bags $20 ea. Sewing ma- plain of discrimination call HUD One Bedroom Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. 840 Date St. 541-294-2883. plus storage. $675 mo plus $900 chine in cabinet $5. 541-888-2012 toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The By The Coos Bay Library All specials are category specific. dep. 541-290-6255 There are no refunds on specials. CB Town/Bay good/view 3bd/2bth toll-free telephone number for the Very Large and Spacious, third Starts October 1, 2012 laundry rm, bonus/rm driveway large REEDSPORT hearing impaired is floor apartment. Hardwood floors, 541-267-6278 front/yard parking. $890mo first/last 1-800-927-9275. coin operated laundry. No pets, No Townhouse style duplex plus sec/dep. $300. 2bd/1bth laundry Recreation/ smoking $495. mth, $400. deposit. unit avail. Great shape and rm large master bdr. $680mo. For more information 541-297-4834 location and available immediately! Sports 725 602 Commercial Property 1bd/1bth. 1st floor living rm 2nd floor 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, 1 car garage, bed/bath $500. Call 520-483-7642 W/D hookups, dishwasher, patio Near Fred Meyer COQUILLE - New office Space For Lease. Hwy 42S frontage, Coquille: 2 bed, 2 bath, Large plus yard. 600/mo., 1st/ last + 726 Biking Fantastic visibility, ODOT traffic backyard. Sec. 8 approved. $150 deposit. No pets/smoking. Tenant responsible for until. count avg 2300 per day, Build to $695/mo. + deposit. 541-756-1739 For Sale: 2009 Specialized Credit check required. Suit, On-Site Parking. $500 month Stumpjumper FSR Comp. $1200 506 Manufactured FOR RENT - 965 Vermont, NB. + Sec. Dep. To View Contact John Please Call 541-271-3743 541-808-1754 2 large beds, 2 bath, deck, view. @ 541-260-5198 No pets. First, last, deposit. Bakery/deli in Old Town Bandon, $750/mo. Do not disturb tenants. 729 Exercise Equipment spacious kitchen with ovens, cabinets, Call: 530-701-1541. sinks, tile floors. Prime location, Hwy Other Stuff For Rent Specialized Ruby road bike new Studio-$395 101 visibility, garden seating. 700 sq. 700 $2300 will sale for $1000, show room One Bedroom $450 ft. $800/mo. Call 541-347-8298 or 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, C/B. condition.Nordic track treadmill x7i hardwood floors. Full kitchen, 541-329-0311. $895mo / $900 dep. new $2100 sale for $900. Call Quiet, No Pets / No smoking. Myrtle Point Tavern/Deli 541-267-2632 701 Furniture 541-808-0439 no app. fee 541-297-4834 Reedsport: 1973 Brookwood manufac- 1500+ sq. ft. Furnished. In Lakeside, 2bdrm.1 bth. cottage. MERCHANDISE tured home. Nice 2bd/ 2bth. Large liv- $900/mo. 541-488-0407. Double detached garage, utility CUTE 1 bedroom near MHS. On site ing/dining room & kitchen. Wood Building also for sale. rm.,deck, new paint and flooring, No SPECIALS laundry,W/S/G paid. No Smoking, No floors in dining rm & kitchen. Electric pets/smoking. $595 mo plus $500 Market Place Pets. $400/mo + $300 dep. Credit 3 Weeks & Pellet stove. Asking $29,000. Call dep. 237 N. 8th. 541-267-2632 750 541-2714098 or 541-271-3748 check required. 541-294-0775 604 Homes Unfurnished Choose any of these specials and LEASE WITH OPTION. NEW studio 2 add a photo for $5.00 extra. One bdr. CB 1277 N. 6th St.Laundry story 900 sq ft., plus garage. Lake on site, $495mo. One bdr. NB 1189 front / ocean view. Covered RV with Merchandise 1 753 507 2-4-6 Plexes hook-ups. References 1155 13th st Bazaars Virginia no steps, Close to shopping 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold Port Orford. Call 541-660-8080 Spotless 2 large bedroom and schools., $485mo. $400 Dep. No between $1.00 up to $500. ATTENTION CRAFTERS! SPRING pets/ smoking. W/G paid FAIR, March 22-24 at Douglas County 1200 sq ft. new stainless Myrtle Point, 3 bdr. 2 bth, fully FREE 541-267-0125 or 541-297-6752. Fairgrounds. Celebrating our 38th appliances, new carpet. fenced fenced. De-tached guest house for year! Booths available for quality back yard. 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The one of television’s oldest com- “Criminal Minds”) is transported KEVU MNT Castle ’ (CC) Bones ’ (CC) Law & Order (CC) Da Vinci’s Inquest Jim Every 15 season premiere airs over two petitive reality shows — which from 2077 to deal with eight of CW30 (6:00) Dream Warrior Cheaters (N) (CC) Cops ’ Cops ’ ’70s ’70s Jeremy Kyle the world’s deadliest terrorists nights, continuing Thursday. As was around long before tele- always, the action starts with A&E Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage vision. After the finalists are who managed to slip through AMC Md Max-Thndr ››› Starship Troopers (1997) Casper Van Dien. Premiere. (CC) Starship Troopers a time warp on the eve of their highlights and lowlights from au- chosen and take part in one ditions around the country. BRAV Matchmaker ››› The Family Man (2000) Nicolas Cage. ››› The Family Man (2000) last round of competition, Miss execution. 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KTVC IND Amazing Books Creative Media Mission Bible A Sharper Focus Words Melody KEVU MNT Dr. Phil ’ (CC) The Dr. Oz Show (N) House “Fidelity” ’ House “Poison” ’ Baggage Excused KEVU MNT NBA Basketball: Cavaliers at Trail Blazers NUMB3RS ’ (CC) NUMB3RS ’ (CC) Access CW30 Rules Rules Hart of Dixie (N) ’ Emily Owens, M.D. Seinfeld Seinfeld ’Til Death ’Til Death CW30 Rules Rules Arrow “Burned” (N) Supernatural (N) ’ Seinfeld Seinfeld ’Til Death ’Til Death A&E Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage A&E Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Shipping Shipping Barter Kings (N) (:01) Barter Kings AMC A Few Good Men ››› Braveheart (1995, Historical Drama) Mel Gibson, Sophie Marceau. (CC) AMC CSI: Miami ’ (CC) ›› The Karate Kid (1984, Drama) Ralph Macchio. (CC) Karate Kid II BRAV Real Housewives Real Housewives Housewives/Atl. Matchmaker Happens Vander BRAV Real Housewives Housewives/Atl. Top Chef: Seattle Top Chef: Seattle (N) Happens Top Chef CNBC American Greed Mad Money 60 Minutes on CNBC American Greed Paid Paid CNBC American Greed Mad Money Amer. Greed American Greed Paid Paid COM Colbert Daily The Burn Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 The Burn Daily Colbert COM Colbert Daily Work. Work. South Pk South Pk Work. Kroll Daily Colbert DISC Dual Survival (CC) Dual Survival (CC) Dual Survival (N) ’ Africa “Savannah” Dual Survival (CC) DISC Amish Mafia (CC) Amish Mafia (N) ’ Amish Mafia (N) ’ Moonshiners (N) ’ Amish Mafia (CC) DISN Good Good Good Jessie ’ ANT Farm Shake It ANT Farm Good Austin Jessie ’ DISN Good Luck Charlie Good Lemonade Mouth (2011) Bridgit Mendler. ’ Good Austin Jessie ’ E! E! News (N) Fashion Police Celebrity Oops: They True Hollywood Chelsea E! News E! E! News (N) Kardashian Kardashian The Soup Love You Chelsea E! 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Brawl Call World Poker Tour Dan Patrick ROOT College Basketball College Basketball Heartland Poker Dan Patrick SPEED (4:00) Barrett-Jackson Automobile Auction Barrett-Jackson Automobile Auction SPEED (4:00) Barrett-Jackson Automobile Auction Barrett-Jackson Automobile Auction SYFY Face Off Face Off Face Off “Make It Reign” Total Face Off SYFY Ghost Hunters (CC) Ghost Hunters (CC) Ghost Hunters (CC) Ghost Mine Ghost Hunters (CC) TLC Totally T-Boz (CC) Totally T-Boz (N) ’ The Sisterhood ’ Extreme Cougar The Sisterhood ’ TLC Toddlers & Tiaras ’ Here Comes Honey Toddlers & Tiaras ’ Cheer Perfection (N) Toddlers & Tiaras ’ TNT Castle ’ (CC) Castle ’ (CC) Castle ’ (CC) Castle ’ (CC) CSI: NY ’ (CC) TNT Castle ’ (CC) Castle ’ (CC) Castle ’ (CC) Castle “Pretty Dead” CSI: NY ’ (CC) TOON Gumball Looney Level Up Adven King/Hill King/Hill American American Fam. Guy Fam. Guy TOON NinjaGo Legends Legends Johnny T King/Hill King/Hill American American Fam. Guy Fam. 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(CC) There’s Something BRAV Matchmaker Matchmaker Matchmaker Kathy (N) Happens Matchmkr BRAV (6:00) › Mr. Deeds ››› Meet the Parents (2000), Ben Stiller ››› Meet the Parents (2000), Ben Stiller CNBC American Greed Mad Money Shadow Billionaire American Greed Paid Paid CNBC American Greed Mad Money Crime Inc. American Greed Paid Paid COM Colbert Daily South Pk Tosh.0 Kroll Work. Sunny Sunny Daily Colbert COM Colbert Daily Tosh.0 Tosh.0 (8:58) ››› Get Him to the Greek (2010) Jonah Hill. A. DISC Property Property Property Property Moonshiners (CC) Property Property Moonshiners (CC) DISC Gold Rush ’ (CC) Gold Rush - The Dirt Gold Rush (N) (CC) Bering Sea Gold (N) Gold Rush ’ (CC) DISN Good Good Good Radio Rebel (2012) Debby Ryan. ANT Farm Good Austin Jessie ’ DISN Good Good Good Jessie (N) Phineas Gravity Dog Good Austin Jessie ’ E! E! News (N) The Soup Love You Fashion Police Miami Miami Chelsea E! News E! E! News (N) Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Fashion Police Chelsea E! 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