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Coos Bay and North Bend police teams Jury removed evidence, Shy, gentle, including a pink back- pack, from the wooded area behind the for- acquits mer DV8 night club in Empire where a body cheerful was found Thursday. in rape By Alysha Beck, The World Holly Berry’s friends case grapple with tragedy BY GEORGE ARTSITAS The World BY TIM NOVOTNY, THE WORLD

COQUILLE — A Coos Bay man ome came to know her in recent months. was acquitted Thursday of rape and sexual abuse. Others had known her for years. Salvador Ledesma Barron was Regardless of how much time they spent found not guilty on two counts of S with Coos Bay’s Holly Berry, they all felt sexual abuse, one count of rape blessed to know the gentle but troubled soul. and one count of sexual penetra- tion with a foreign object. He had The identify of a body “She liked blankets and been accused of molesting and found Thursday won’t be liked the fact that she could later raping a pre-adolescent girl. confirmed for several days. come in and visit, spend The jury deliberated for nearly But grief closely followed hours and hours there,”she two hours before finding Barron the news that the 34-year- said. “I enjoyed the time I not guilty. Afterward, Barron showed emotion for the first time old’s mysterious disappear- got to spend with Holly.” since the trial began. As his family ance had come to an appar- She was by all accounts crowded around him outside the ently tragic conclusion. shy, and Pinney said she courtroom, he wiped away a tear “Holly was so full of joy seemed to enjoy the securi- with his thumb. and love, but battled ty of the store and their Defense lawyer James von Hip- depression as well,”Wanda friendship. She would con- pel made only a brief statement Sanders-Young said in an tribute hours each year, after the verdict: email to The World. “There always in the store, knitting “I’m happy with how it hap- was just something about hats for servicemen over- pened,”he said. “I just don’t think her that reminded (me) of seas. She would then go it’s too appropriate for me to get one of my daughters and all home and email Pinney just too involved as far as airing things I could do is was wrap my to talk about the “I Love to the public.” arms around her. She may Lucy” episode she would be Coos County District Attorney have been 34 (but) in many watching. Paul Frasier said he was disappoint- ways had the innocence of a Friends say Berry was not ed, but he expressed respect for the young child.” one to wander around. If jury’s verdict. Frasier said proving The sentiment is common she had a destination in guilt beyond reasonable doubt is among her friends. Berry’s mind, she would go straight difficult when the case hinges on family chose not to speak there and straight back. the word of a young person. about her Friday, but others Sometimes the destina- who knew her embraced the tion was just down the SEE JURY | A12 opportunity to envision her street at the Nancy Dev- in better days. ereux Center, a drop-in Lyn Pinney said she felt a mental health counseling kinship to Berry, whom she center that also serves had come to know well over meals. Director Barbara the years. Their relationship Anderson said Berry wasn’t Hospital began inside Pinney’s blan- a steady visitor, but she was ket store, then located always welcome. Contributed Photo inside the Pony Village addition Friends said Holly Berry was full of love and joy and quick with a smile. Mall. SEE HOLLY | A11 praised Inside Police expect autopsy on body today A timeline in the must wait for the autopsy. McCullough Around 5 p.m. Thursday, police case of Holly Berry’s BY GEORGE ARTSITAS AND ALYSHA BECK BY TIM NOVOTNY disappearance. The World expects the autopsy results sometime removed a dark pink backpack from the The World next week. scene where the body was found. Berry Glenda Campbell is EMPIRE — An autopsy is scheduled Berry was last seen Jan. 3, at her was recorded on a store’s surveillance COOS BAY — Bay Area Hospi- still missing from the for today on the body found Thursday Norman Street apartment in the video the day of her disappearance, tal’s new wing is receiving positive same area. in Empire. Coos Bay police say the Empire area. On Thursday, wearing a dark pink backpack and a reviews after its first week of use. body probably is that of a missing 34- McCullough said a discovered body purple coat. A stage-by-stage moving More photos from year-old Coos Bay woman. was wearing clothes that fit the McCullough said police did not find process concluded with the the search for Holly. “There’s a very likely indication description of Berry given to police the marks on the body consistent with foul Thursday opening of the post- Page A11 that it is Holly Berry,” Chief Gary day she went missing. play, but they would not make a final surgical third floor. Intensive care McCullough said Thursday evening. Jay Maxner, Berry’s stepfather, said determination until after the autopsy. and outpatient clinical services Because of the body’s decomposi- he and Berry’s mother were distraught at made the switch earlier in the tion, however, a positive identification the possibility their daughter was dead. SEE AUTOPSY | A11 week. Employees and patients were pleased with the new space. “It’s gorgeous,” said Sylvia Kiewert, the hospital’s lead service Woman perishes in registration representative. Kiewert is among the first peo- ple most patients meet as they Langlois home fire enter the building. She has been with the hospital for 25 years and THE WORLD ment found the house fully engulfed remembers when it was just a in flame and Peck dead inside. small, rural hospital. She says the LANGLOIS — A 63-year-old Local authorities were assisted building’s size makes a good first woman died in one of two South by the Brookings, Port Orford and impression — especially the spa- Coast house fires Thursday. Gold Beach police as well as Ore- cious main entrance. Firefighters found the body of gon State Police and the Sixes River “Just the look on their faces is Bethany Ann Peck inside her Alder one of awe,”she said. “You can tell Street home in Langlois. The fire’s Fire Department. they really spent a lot of time with cause and her cause of death are Coos Bay man treated for the details.” under investigation. Beyond aesthetics, Kiewert said The fire was reported to the smoke inhalation the building conveys a message of Contributed photo Curry County Sheriff’s Office on Earlier Thursday, a Coos Bay A fire 63-year-old Langlois resident Bethany Ann Peck on Thursday night in her Alder Thursday night, just before mid- SEE HOSPITAL | A12 Street home. night. The Langlois Fire Depart- SEE FIRES | A12

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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Saturday, March 16,2013 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local ‘Friends’ want rhody garden open more frequently

BY GAIL ELBER That new information The World Friends of the made BLM officials resolve to seek inclusion of the REEDSPORT — The Hinsdale Garden property on the National Friends of the Hinsdale Gar- Next meeting: Thursday, 6:30 Register as a “cultural land- den are gathering volunteers p.m., Reedsport Senior Center. scape.” who want to help open the Training session for the May To the American Rhodo- historic property more often 11 open day at the garden: dendron Society, the garden for the enjoyment of the April 20 is a treasure trove. Compar- public. ing old photos of the proper- At the Reedsport Garden Info: Sue Martino, 541-271- ty with Jane Hinsdale’s Club’s recent meeting, rep- 4065. records of plantings, horti- resentatives of the Friends culturists have been able to joined Steve Samuels, cul- with an eye to managing it identify rare rhododendron tural resource specialist with for public use. It commis- varieties, some no longer the Bureau of Land Manage- sioned historian Stephen commercially available. ment, and Mike Kelly, man- Dow Beckham to study the The Hinsdales also plant- ager of the BLM recreation property. ed mature specimen trees of area at Loon Lake, to solicit Beckham concluded that many varieties, some so large help from garden enthusi- the property wasn’t eligible they had to be brought in on asts. for inclusion on the National flatbed trucks and rail cars. Samuels recounted the Register of Historic Places They brought in 23,000 property’s history. because the house, designed cubic yards of sand and piled BLM has owned the for- by Hinsdale, wasn’t represen- it 10 feet deep in some places mer Hinsdale family proper- tative of any recognized style. to create an interesting land- ty on Spruce Reach Island Beckham characterized scape out of the reach of since 1994. the garden as “a hodgepodge flood waters. Located on the Umpqua of plants without any guiding But since the 1960s, when River across state Highway form or real organization.” O.H. moved to Lake Oswego, 38 from the Dean Creek elk It wasn’t till 2000 that the plants have been neg- By Lou Sennick, The World viewing area, the property Gordon Wylie, past presi- lected. Gordon Wylie is with the American Rhododendron Society, which has been partnering with the Bureau of comprises a large home, a dent of the American In recent years, BLM and Land Management in cataloging and assessing the hundreds of plants on Spruce Reach Island.He says some Rhododendron Society, told barn and several acres of the ARS have pruned the of them are rare varieties. land planted as a woodland BLM that the garden was property’s tall trees, and the actually a carefully planned garden with an extraordinary rhodies have responded well blackberries. A parking lot Meanwhile, BLM is Anyone with an interest in garden in the style of wood- collection of rhododendrons to the extra sun. Northwest for 14 cars has been created, encouraging the Friends of the garden is invited to a land gardens on English and other plants and trees. Youth Corps crews have and a footbridge connecting the Hinsdale Garden to pitch meeting of the Friends of the country estates. BLM bought the property hacked away weeds and it with the garden is awaiting in so the site can be open Hinsdale Garden at 6:30 placement. more than one day a year. p.m. Thursday at the Reed- Eventually, BLM plans to Volunteers will be needed sport Senior Center. Meetings demolish the Hinsdale home, to help maintain the garden Reporter Gail Elber can be as it is in poor condition. and to guide visitors around reached at 541-269-1222, ext. MONDAY A colony of bats that lives the site. 234, at gail.elber@the- Lakeside City Council — 7 p.m., in the house will have to be The first open day this worldlink.com, or on Twitter city hall, 915 N. Lake Road; spe- relocated to the barn. year is scheduled for May 11. at @gailtheworld. cial meeting. Myrtle Point City Council — 7:30 p.m., Flora M. Laird Memorial Thefts & Mischief Library, 435 Fifth St.; regular COOS COUNTY March 14, 9:19 a.m, theft, 1900 Staples. meeting block of North 14th Street. March 14, 4:03 a.m., vehicle on March 14, 11:17 p.m., traffic stop fire, Winchester Trails. March 14, 12:23 p.m., traffic stop results in man’s citation for mar- TUESDAY resulting in citation for marijua- ijuana possession, Ocean Boule- March 14, 12:47 p.m., burglary to Reedsport Traffic Safety Advisory na possession, 1100 block of vard and LaClair Street. a residence, 91200 block of Cape Salmon Avenue. Committee — 1:30 p.m., city hall Arago Highway. March 15, 12:00 a.m., casual con- conference room, 451 Winchester March 14, 1:24 p.m., assault, 300 tact with vehicle results in Ave., Reedsport; regular meet- March 14, 3:59 p.m., man cited for block of South Sixth Street. woman cited for tampering with ing. allowing dog that was tied to a evidence and man cited for pos- building to bite woman as she March 14, 3:57 p.m., traffic stop Bay Area Health District Finance- results in man’s arrest for session of a controlled sub- walked past, old Taylor Made stance, 900 block of Newmark Audit Committee — 5:30 p.m., attempting to elude a police Donut building on U.S. Highway Avenue. Bay Area Hospital, 1775 Thomp- 101. vehicle, Highland Avenue and son Rd; regular meeting. Ocean Boulevard. March 15, 12:40 a.m., prowler, 100 block of LaClair Street. Coos Bay City Council — 7 p.m., COOS BAY March 14, 4:58 p.m., theft, 100 block of North Marple Street. council chambers, 500 Central March 14, 4:21 a.m., traffic stop NORTH BEND Ave.; regular meeting. results in man’s arrest for pos- March 14, 5:33 p.m., unlawful session of marijuana and carry- entry into a boat, 500 block of March 14, 11:30 a.m., man arrest- ing a concealed weapon, Michi- South Wall Street. ed for disorderly conduct, Vir- gan Avenue and Boat Ramp. March 14, 7:03 p.m., man arrested ginia Avenue and Meade Street. for domestic harassment and a March 14, 4:12 p.m., woman Coos Bay Division March 14, 8:40 a.m., syringe reported she was assaulted by a found, 1300 block of Minnesota probation violation detainer, ALDER WANTED 1500 block of Coos River High- male subject, 1900 block of Avenue. Also MAPLE and ASH way. McPherson Avenue. 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Saturday, March 23rd, 5:00 PM Marshfield High School Auditorium

Students $5.00 – Adults $10.00. Reception follows at Black Market Gourmet — $25 Both Events: Students $25 – Adults $30 Meet the Producer/ Director & Cast!

A young woman’s quest to beat addiction and become a ballet dancer Filmed in Happy Valley, OR & Vancouver, WA

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C M C M Y K Saturday, March 16,2013 • The World • A3 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas• 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Reception will honor Help with heavy lifting long-time minister

A reception honoring Ed Werner and his wife, SOUTH COAST Sharon, will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Coos REPORTS Bay Church of Christ, 775 West Donnelly. Werner has been in the p.m., followed by dinner ministry since 1958. The and scheduled presenter Werners retired from the Pete Castro. He will pres- ministry Jan. 1, but plan to ent photographs along stay in the area. Werner’s with a discussion of some 55 years in the ministry coast-range and coastal included preaching in landslides from 2006 to Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, current that ODOT has California and Oregon. mitigated in one way or Along with his min- another with varying istry, Werner held Noah’s degrees of success. No- ark seminars and traveled host dinner is available to many states with a 1/32 from the menu, but seat- replica of the ark, its ani- ing is limited. Call Ron mals and a large collec- Hoffine at 541-267-8413 tion of fossils. to inquire about reserva- Werner also preached tions. in Jamaica and was a for- Weather service: warding agent for 26 NB is Tsunami ready By Alysha Beck, The World years, traveling to Jamaica The U.S. Coast Guard Aids to Navigation Team out of Charleston loaded and poured concrete for navigation markers with the help of HH-60 heli- once a year. The Werners North Bend has earned also did mission trips to TsunamiReady-Storm- copters from Air Station Astoria on Thursday morning in the Jarvis Turn of the Coos Bay shipping channel.The helicopters carried vats of concrete India, Belaus and the Holy Ready recognition from to the site of the navigation range light being rebuilt to help ships stay on course through the Jarvis Turn. Land. the National Weather For more information Service by fulfilling rigor- call 541-266-1857 or 541- ous guidelines estab- 267-6021. lished for disaster pre- paredness and severe Peace seekers speak weather education. The Coquille shuffles school leaders Monday for Rotary ceremony to present The Bay Area Rotary leaders with signs of Lincoln Elementary Sweeney said Philley also high school.” Club invites the public to recognition will happen ■ High school School includes kinder- has been working quickly to Wetherell became a peace forum at noon, at 11 a.m. Friday at North principal will work garten through second understand major education Coquille Valley School prin- Monday in the Saw Blade Bend City Hall, 835 Cali- grade, and Nelson looks for- changes in the state, includ- Room of the Mill Casino- fornia St. cipal in January, when Mark with younger kids ward to enhancing what ing the move to a proficiency Hotel. Lunch will be Nortness resigned. Kiwanis want to teachers there already are model for graduation rather available for purchase “He has done a terrific job BY JOHN GUNTHER doing, especially in the areas than the traditional curricu- with a confirmed reserva- spread message for us there,” Sweeney said. The World of art, music and physical lum. tion. The program will COOS BAY — The “He has a real strong sense of education, all crucial areas in “We had teachers’ con- focus on local peace Kiwanis Club of Coos Bay what direction the building COQUILLE — Sharon the brain cerns we don’t efforts, with guest speak- will host an evening social needs to go.” Nelson says her career has development want to throw er Angela Phillips. To from 6:30-8 p.m. Thurs- With Nelson going to Lin- come full circle. of youngsters, away all the reserve your spot, contact day, March 21, at Coos We’re replacing coln, Sweeney can go back to Nelson, who has been she said. “ hard work Heidi Proett by email at Bay Toyota. Past and being full-time superin- Coquille High School princi- “I’m look- we’ve done in [email protected]. present club members, a Coquille gal tendent. He also had been prospective members and pal the past five years, will ing for creative with a Coquille proficiency, we that building’s principal. Hear about coastal anyone interested in retire from that post and ways to want to con- The Coquille and Myrtle engineering issues learning more about become half-time principal enhance that,” guy. I think tinue to grow Point school districts, mean- at the school district’s ele- she said. “I it,” Sweeney The Southwest Oregon Kiwanis, are invited to while, will hire a joint direc- mentary school this sum- bring a differ- said. “We Chapter of the Profes- attend this evening of that’s critical.” tor of special programs who mer. The move is one of sev- ent vision to know with Jeff sional Engineers invites entertainment and fel- will coordinate special edu- eral administrative changes enhance and Tim Sweeney having been all active and retired lowship. cation, the talented and gift- approved by the Coquille be creative Coquille superintendent assistant prin- engineers, and those who There is no charge or ed program, federal pro- School Board this week. about how we cipal, he’s have an interest in engi- commitment required to grams such as Title 1, cur- Jeff Philley, the high can bring going to con- neering issues in the Bay attend this enjoyable and riculum and the new teacher school’s vice principal and some of those things back to tinue that.” Area, to their next meet- informative evening. evaluation system, Sweeney athletic director, will our kids in a program way Philley said he looks for- ing, which will be held Hosted by one of the said. become principal July 1. that is cost-effective.” ward to working closely with Wednesday at the Red area’s dynamic service That will let Philley and Nelson’s decision was Philley also is a Coquille Coquille Valley School Prin- Lion Hotel, 1313 N. clubs. For more informa- Wetherell focus their entire partly due to uncertainty graduate, having finished cipal Geoff Wetherell, who is Bayshore Dr., Coos Bay. tion, contact Howard attention on running their with the future of the Public school in 1990. responsible for upper grades. Social time begins at 6 Forte at 541-297-2479. schools. Employee Retirement Sys- He returned to the district “The work in education is “I’m really excited about tem, but the changes are three years ago, first as assis- daunting,” Philley said. “The that changes that are hap- being seen as a big plus for all tant principal at Coquille state has really hammered us pening,” Sweeney said. “It’s parts of the district. Valley School (the new on what they expect kids to going to set a new tone for “I’m so excited,” Nelson named for the school that do to graduate. Workers prepare for said. “The timing is right. now encompasses third “Geoff Wetherell and I are the district, and a new direc- Jeff is absolutely ready to through eighth grades), then really good friends and we tion. take on this role. He has as athletic director and communicate well together. “Not that there was any- summer paving on 101 skills and abilities to adapt assistant principal at the We’ll be able to work to have thing wrong with Mark and very well. I feel so comfort- high school. smooth transitions for kids Sharon. It’s nice to get new able stepping aside and hav- “I think Jeff is an out- going from middle school to blood in there and a new Coos and Curry County Street in Gold Beach and start.” motorists can expect traffic adjust the corners at both ing him run the helm.” standing choice to replace delays at these road con- intersections to better Nelson graduated from Sharon,” Coquille Superin- struction projects this week, accommodate buses, trucks Coquille in 1973 and started tendent Tim Sweeney said. according to the Oregon and other large vehicles. teaching physical education “We’re replacing a Coquille Zonta Gives Thanks Department of Transporta- Pedestrians should watch for at the high school in the gal with a Coquille guy. I tion and the Coos County sidewalk closures at both 1977-78 school year. She think that’s critical. They to our Community Road Department: intersections. Motorists spent the past 12 years in understand the culture of the should expect intermittent administration, starting as community and the culture Coos County shoulder and lane closures in assistant principal at of the district.” Zonta club of the Coos Bay Area thanks the many Coquille Valley Middle Sweeney described Phil- ■ U.S. Highway 101, the project area. people and businesses that made our 15th Annual School before moving to the ley as approachable for stu- milepost 233.4 to 234.5, ■ U.S. Highway 101, high school as assistant dents and teachers. Celebrity Dinner a huge success. McCullough Bridge, milepost 339-340, ZONTA’S HOLLYWOOD: Where everyone is North Bend: Pistol River Bridge principal and then principal. “He is pro-kid,” Sweeney The a S TAR was held on February 23, 2013 at the Watch for inter- rehabilitation: But when she started in said. “He is pro-student mittent week- ORANGE U.S. Highway college, her goal was to be in achievement. He’s just a Mill Casino and Hotel. All the proceeds from night lane clo- 101 is limited to a elementary education. tireless worker. the event support the Zonta Club service sures across the Zone single lane of traffic “I have always had a deep “That is the kind of person projects including: Community Grants, desire to work with the little you need as your high school bridge. Watch for at Pistol River mile- Scholarships, and the Little Red School House. flaggers. The speed limit post 339-340. A tempo- ones,”she said. principal.” on the bridge is reduced to rary signal will provide CORPORATE SPONSORS 35 mph. Drive with caution. traffic control. Expect brief Al Pierce Co. The sidewalk on the east will delays. Watch for flaggers Downtown Health & Fitness be closed until September. and message boards. Dr. Stephan Groth, Bay Clinic ■ U.S. Highway 101, mile- For more information, visit Hough, MacAdam & Wartnik post 234-238, North Bend to www.TripCheck.com or Coos Bay paving, sidewalks www.co.coos.or.us/Departm Northwest Natural and traffic signals: This proj- ents/RoadDepartment.aspx. CONTACT THE NEW SPAPER Sause Bros. Ocean Towing Co. ect will replace sidewalks in CornerofFourth Street& CommercialAvenue,CoosBay Renee Frati, State Farm Insurance several areas along U.S. 101 in P.O.Box18 4 0 ,CoosBay,OR 97420 Coos Bay and North Bend 541-269-1222 or800-437-6397 Alloro Wine, Bandon Crossings, Bandon Dunes, Returning and © 2013 Southwestern Oregon Publishing Co. Bandon Toy Room, Becky’s Boomers, Benetti’s, Betty during the winter and News department Kay Charters, Black Market Gourmet, Books by the spring. Traffic signals will be Inactive Catholics - Editor Clark Walworth x 251 clark.w a lw o r th @ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Bay, Cakes with Jaz, Cantrell’s Bakery, Carol’s Pet replaced at four intersections Localnew s Ryan Haas x 239new s@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Sitting, Charleston Marina, Chuck’s Seafood, Ciccarelli’s, in North Bend. Four miles of WELCOME! 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In Coos Bay, Outlet, HWA Beauty College, Happy Feet, High Tide Cafe, Highway program that offers “a safe Advertising sales m anager Adeline Fish e r x 278 adeline.fish e r@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m 101 Harley Davidson, Human Bean, Inch-By-Inch, Jerry’s Rogue Jets, watch for sidewalk con- place to land”, a place for Classifie d a d s 541-267-6278 th ew o rld class@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m K-Light Radio, Kaffe 101, Kim’s Gardening Service, King Estate, Ellen struction along southbound listening and for being heard, Legalads 541-267-6278 w orldlegals@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Larson, Avon, Les Schwab Tires, Little Italy, Lords and Ladies U.S. Highway 101 at the a place for asking questions Delivery Salon, MHS Metal Shop, Miller’s at the Cove, Money Business, south end of the project area, and for reconnecting with the Circulation director Cindy Raw lings x 248 cindy.raw lings@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m North Bend Lanes, North Pacific Security, OCCI, Ocean Breeze faith as an adult. 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Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Ryan Haas, City Editor Opinion Clark Walworth, Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion

Cheers Obama could fix this crisis The little secret of sequestra- Then they could ask Congress come up with $2 billion worth of gain,”Jordan said in an interview tion is that the Obama adminis- for permission to do so. Law- things they wanted to drop alto- later. “But let’s be honest. Some tration could fix much of the makers would say yes, and gether or reduce, then they of the statements we’ve heard problem pretty quickly. But it things would be fine. would have no sequestration.” from the administration run eers doesn’t want to. But it’s not happening. And In other words, Obama Cabi- counter to what we hope public J Congress tells executive the fault is not with Congress. net officials, if they chose, could officials would do.” branch agencies how much In recent weeks, House have an enormous amount of In the meantime, the admin- & money they Republicans have been virtually flexibility in making the required istration continues to advertise can spend and begging administration officials budget cuts. They just don’t new job openings for decidedly how they to ask for permission to move want to. “We’ve had zero nonessential positions. (For should spend money around. If one program answers,”repeated Issa. example, why is the Federal Avi- The board listened it. Sometimes could be more easily cut than At a recent committee hear- ation Administration looking for Cheers for responsive local the instruc- others, those Republicans say, ing, Rep. Jim Jordan asked offi- a couple of “community plan- tions are just ask us, and we’ll let you do cials from the Transportation ners”?) government. Coos Bay’s broad, and it. and Education departments a “What’s going on is total school superin- s ometimes “We sent out on Feb. 28 a let- simple question. Since they’ve tone-deafness from the admin- tendent recom- BYRON they are quite ter to every Cabinet officer ask- known about sequestration for a istration,” says one frustrated mended keeping YORK detailed. Cabi- ing them what changes they’d long time and also know they Senate GOP aide. “They are net secretaries the four-day like to have — pluses, subtrac- have the ability to ask Congress posting for new, low-priority Columnist and lower- tions and so on — to give them an to reprogram money, why jobs while announcing fur- school week. (Our downs are opportunity to show us at least haven’t they responded to Issa’s loughs. If they have money to editorial, inci- bound to work within those con- one program they would like to letter offering help? make new hires, why not use dentally, supported her.) gressional directives. have cut, which would then save The officials had no answers. those funds to prevent fur- But if Cabinet officers want to on sequestration,” Rep. Darrell “Those wheels are turning,”said loughs? It’s absurd.” But the school board lis- spend the money differently, Issa, chairman of the House the man from the Education Sequestration is still in its tened to many dissenting there is a long-established Committee on Oversight and Department, indicating that, early stages. There is still time voices and chose a compro- process for doing so: They ask Government Reform, said in an whatever crisis sequestration for the Obama administration to mise. Gotta respect that. Congress for permission. It hap- interview recently. “We did not presents, the bureaucracy will have a change of heart and try to pens all the time, with lawmak- receive a single answer.” take its time to respond. enact cuts in the least dramatic, ers routinely giving the execu- Issa explained that Congress It turned out that the officials least obtrusive way. Certainly, Board silly tive branch the OK to spend can allow Cabinet officials to had done little or no preparing Rep. Issa remains ready to go. money in different ways than “reprogram” money to ease the for sequestration and instead Congress can move very quickly Can a person “drive” a originally planned. burden of sequestration. For focused on drastic measures — on something like this, he said, skateboard? Apparently so, That could be happening now. example, the sequester requires things like closing down one of making an open offer to the because Salem police cited All those Obama administration the Department of Transporta- the two air traffic control towers administration: “If you find officials complaining about tion to cut $2 billion from its at Chicago’s O’Hare Interna- programs that you can cut alto- a 20-year-old across-the-board cuts dictated budget. tional Airport — to deal with it. gether or programs that you can skateboarder for by sequestration could come up “If they were to come up with, “I would think that most pub- combine, the authority for it driving under with plans to make the same for example, $500 million in lic servants would want to do would be only hours away.” amount of cuts in ways that the influence. It cuts, their remaining sequestra- what’s in the best interest of the Byron York is chief political would create fewer problems for tion would drop by 25 percent,” taxpayers and the public, and correspondent for The Wash- sounds funny, federal workers and services. Issa said. “If they were able to not try to do things for political ington Examiner. but rolling down the road with a buzz endangers yourself and others, no matter how small your vehicle. Jeers. Diabolical It happened again! A crim- inal mastermind stole a car, this time in Coquille. The fiend cleverly opened an unlocked door and climbed in. Finding the key in the ignition, the evil genius started the car and drove away. Jeers to citi- zens who make crime easy. Buck up, smokers Adding another buck to Oregon’s cigarette tax is definitely tough love. It will be a hardship on low- income smokers. But if lung cancer becomes a luxury reserved Public Forum for rich people, would that be so bad? Cheers. Four-day week time in next year’s schedule. ber of a pump action shotgun However, we believe we can would suffice as a deterrent to Write to us Black and white allowed progress build on the progress of the past most intruders. two years, while also having our What happened to the days The World welcomes letters from Who would expect a chess On Monday, March 11, the kids in school five days a week. when you heard a noise down- readers. Please observe these stan- Coos Bay School Board voted for dynasty so far from any The new schedule responds stairs and Dad went to check it dards: a five-day school week, with university or interstate to concerns raised by communi- out with his trusty Louisville one early-release day per week, ■ Use your real name. highway? But Coquille ty members, families and staff Slugger? I think that we, as a for next year. The district’s society, have become so desen- ■ 400 words maximum. High School’s administration will design a about the limitations of the four-day student week. Our sitized to the violence seen on ■ Include your address and day- varsity square detailed calendar and school TV, video games and movies, time phone number for verification. schedule within this guideline goal is to support our teachers in hoppers just took providing the highest quality that we forget that we don’t ■ No defamation, vulgarity or for approval by the board next need an AK-47 with a laser sight business complaints. state for the month. instruction, targeted to the to protect our loved ones. ■ No poetry or religious testimo- fourth time in six Two years of a four-day stu- needs of each student, while also meeting the needs of our As Biden simply suggests, ny. years. Congratulations to dent week has allowed the dis- “Buy a shotgun.” trict to shift its curriculum to community and giving our stu- We generally print every letter coach Nancy Keller and her dents five days in school. Ashley Horath the common core state stan- North Bend that meets these guidelines. Send band of brainiacs. dards, a new, more-rigorous, K- Thank you for your continu- yours to [email protected], 12 curriculum required by the ing support of the Coos Bay Finance boss will or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. No jobs, no how state. We have redesigned Schools. report cards and changed our James Martin improve county grading practices to include Chairman Another reason to be Coos Bay School Board Kudos to our forward think- public officials with a special annoyed at environmental competency-based grading, ing Coos County commission- agenda would be the losers. In another state mandate. We have ers. Hiring a finance director is a fact, the only reason for oppos- opposition to logging the moved to a new computerized Shotgun suffices good idea and should not be ing the hiring of a competent Elliott State Forest: In student information system to protect home delayed. professional is fear of either addition to hurt- that increases our ability to A finance director will shed track student progress and Guns, guns, guns. That’s all having one’s authority usurped ing Oregon log- light on many things. Commis- or the public finding out just allows families to look at current we ever hear about in the news sioners will gain clearer infor- gers and short- how poorly managed our county information about their stu- these days. Whether it’s gun mation and unbiased analyses of is and has been for years. changing the dents at any time. violence in schools, or stricter county operations. Long-range Common School Most important, our teachers gun laws on semiautomatic financial planning can be done. A finance director would Fund, now the logjam is have been given time to apply weapons, the current gun cli- Protocols and policies can be assume, in addition to other four questions to everything mate in America is alive with things, many of the functions causing layoffs at the developed to guide county they teach: opinions and suggestions. expenditures. Managers will be that Treasurer Mary Barton now Oregon Forestry ■ What do we want every In a recent online town hall able to make better decisions. performs out of the goodness of Department. Jeers. child to learn? forum, Vice President Joe Biden Transparency will be vastly her heart. By state statute, the ■ How will we know when was asked what the current improved. Taxpayers will be treasurer is only responsible for they’ve learned it? administration’s stance was on better served. the investment and disbursal of What do you think? ■ How will we respond if they the ban of automatic, military- With proper information and county funds. Our treasurer is The World welcomes letters. don’t learn it the first time? grade weapons and whether he analysis, commissioners will be currently our budget officer, tax felt it would make citizens more Email us at ■ How will we respond if they apprised of issues needing collector, fixed asset manager of a target to criminals because [email protected]. already know it? attention before they become and accounts payable overseer, Answering these last two of their lack of protection. crises. Many of the financial and she processes payroll. There questions requires teachers to Lack of protection? Really? disasters, such as solid waste, is no assurance the next treasur- design and use intervention and We are talking about your aver- parks, IT and others would be er would be willing to take on all Remembering extension activities to meet the age U.S. citizen here, trying to avoided. Millions of dollars have needs of every student. Inter- defend themselves against been frittered away just in the the extra activities currently the fallen ventions may apply to individ- potential intruders, not fend off last few years because of poor undertaken by Ms. Barton. ual students or to groups and the Colombian drug cartel. Is it financial systems, lack of finan- Support your commissioners U.S. military death tolls will occur both in the individual really necessary to empty an cial analysis and neglect by just and insist they do what’s best in Afghanistan as of Friday: classroom and schoolwide. AR-15 clip into a possible a few of our public officials. for all Coos County citizens. This critical work will con- assailant? In fact, the sound of Taxpayers would be the big Jon Barton 2,053 tinue during the early release cycling a round into the cham- winners. Incompetent staff and Hauser C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday, March 16,2013 • The World • A5 Y K Community Pets of the Week Coca-Cola gives to bright local scholar

Scylise Little, a student at United Fund for an evening Southwestern Oregon Com- COMMUNITY of fun and food from 5-7 p.m munity College, has been Saturday for their annual BRIEFS Link Princess Sugar and Angel Bibbs named a 2013 Coca-Cola steak dinner. All proceeds Community College Acade- will be used to benefit the Coos County Animal Shelter Pacific Cove Humane Society mic Team Bronze Scholar. community. The dinner will The Coca-Cola Scholars Natural Gas Company has be held at The Eagles Hall, Meet this week’s featured dog and cat at Pacific Cove Humane Society is featuring Foundation sponsors the donated $500 to Star of Hope 510 Greenwood Ave. in the Coos County Animal Shelter. three pets of the week, available for adoption. Coca-Cola Community Col- in Coos Bay. NW Natural Reedsport. Dinner is $14 per ■ Link is a 1-year-old shepherd and collie ■ Sugar and Angel: Sugar is the spayed 4- lege Academic Team pro- shareholders donate more person. A dessert auction mix. He is full grown, neutered and lots of year-old, gray and white cat that has been in gram by recognizing 50 Gold, than $1 million to local non- and music performed by fun. foster care with her sister, Angel, for a long 50 Silver and 50 Bronze profits each year. Visit the Timberwolf will follow. ■ Princess is a spayed female, approximat- time. They would love to find their forever- Scholars, and providing community section of the ley 9 years old. She is a quite couch potato home, together if possible. They are both nearly $200,000 in scholar- company website to learn that was surrendered when her owner had to loving and a little shy, but are wonderful ships annually. Each Bronze more about how their corpo- move to a nursing home. companions. Scholar receives a $1,000 rate philanthropy fund sup- Cuisine The Coos County Animal Shelter is at ■ Bibbs is a fluffy, black and white, 10- scholarship and a special ports children and families at 92960 Southport Road south of Coos Bay. month-old neutered kitten. He’s been medallion. risk. Spice up your menu Shelter hours are from noon to 4 p.m. Tues- socialized by his foster dad and really needs a NW Natural gives Good eats for a good with recipes and days through Saturdays. home to call his own. expert advice. For more information, call the shelter at Evaluation required. For information $500 to Star of Hope cause Saturday 541-751-2480. about adoptions, call 541-756-6522. COOS BAY — Northwest Join the Lower Umpqua See Page C1 Tuesday Births BAY AREA HOSPITAL Clifford Lee Dead Robertson Jr. was born at 3:29 p.m. on Feb. Madison Grace Isley was born at 24, 2013, weighing 8 pounds, 11:50 p.m. on Feb. 21, 2013, 1 14⁄2 ounces. Parents are Clifford weighing 7 pounds, 8 ounces. Robertson and Fawna Andrews Parents are Kevin and Karen of Coos Bay. Isley of North Bend. Wyatt Stephen Noggle was born Harper Mae Quattrocchi was born at 8:09 p.m. on Feb. 21, 2013, at 8:02 a.m. on Feb. 27, 2013, weighing 7 pounds, 13 ounces. weighing 7 pounds, 10 ounces. Parents are Vincent and Brean- Parents are Randy and Christie na Quattrocchi of Bandon. Noggle of North Bend. Summer Lynn Patterson was born Kadyn Mae Allison was born at 8:56 a.m. on Mar. 1, 2013, weigh- at 1:10 p.m. on Feb. 22, 2013, 1 weighing 8 pounds, 5 ounces. ing 7 pounds, 1⁄4 ounces. Par- Parent is Charlotte Stadden of ents are Kody Allison and Kasey Coos Bay. Kuhn or Coos Bay. Addison Taylor Cade was born at Finn Rylan Reloba-Spier was born 11:22 a.m. on Feb. 24, 2013, at 10:42 a.m. on Mar. 3, 2013, weighing 8 pounds, 13 ounces. weighing 7 pounds, 5 ounces. Parents are Jeffrey Abraham Parents are Kevin Reloba and and Cinthia Cade of Reedsport Erin Spier of North Bend. Nolan Jay Riley was born at 7:57 Hadley Rye Stacey was born at p.m. on Feb. 26, 2013, weighing 4:37 a.m. on Mar. 2, 2013, weigh- 6 8 7 pounds, 14 ⁄10 ounces. Parents ing 7 pounds, 1 ⁄10 ounces. Par- are Nick and Stacey Riley of ents are Reed and Nicole Stacey Reedsport. of North Bend. Simone Schmitt Hinman was born Lucas Allen James Cively was at 5:37 a.m. on Feb 26, 2013, born at 6:58 p.m. on Mar. 2, weighing 7 pounds, 13 ounces. 2013, weighing 8 pounds, 5 Parents are Cameron Hinman ounces. Parents are Allen and and Jennifer Schmitt of Coos Bay. Kylee Lively of Myrtle Point. Anniversary Wedding

DOUG AND JOYCE JOHNSON RYAN REEVES AND Married Feb. 16, 1963 TARAH WALBERG Married Dec. 31, 2012 50th Reeves, Anniversary Walberg

Doug and Joyce (Jones) Tarah Walberg of Portland Johnson celebrated their and Ryan Reeves of Farming- 50th wedding anniversary, ton, Utah were married Dec. Feb. 16, 2013, with an open 31, 2012 with close family in house hosted by their chil- attendance, outside of Park dren. City, Utah. Doug had worked as a The bride is the daughter longshoreman for 33 years, of George and Susan Walberg while Joyce worked as a of Coos Bay. Tarah graduated homemaker and volunteered from Marshfield High School extensively at Skyline in 1995 and from George Fox Baptist Church. They have University in 1999. She is a lived in the area since 1965. public relations consultant, Doug and Joyce have been employed as an account blessed with their daughter director at Waggener Cindy Criger and son-in- Edstrom Worldwide. law Jeff Criger, as well as The groom is the son of their son Rob Johnson and Wes and Judy Reeves of San daughter-in-law Wendy Diego, Calif. Ryan attended Jonhson. They enjoy four Utah State University and grandaughters; Jamie Pelayo, has a commercial and Jessica Crigers, Beanne investment real estate prac- Johnson and Mackenzie tice in Utah. Johnson. The couple also is The couple honeymooned blessed with two great- in Belize, and are now at grandsons, Kiptyn and home outside of Salt Lake Karson Pelayo. City.

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C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Saturday, March 16,2013 Y K Obituaries and State Kitzhaber: Court Ignoring loss won’t make you may him OK execution be bigger

PORTLAND (AP) — Gov. defeat, he would not com- problem John Kitzhaber said Friday mute the sentence but that “I that he won’t OK the execu- will not execute him, either.” tion of death-row inmate He said that governors DEAR ABBY: My Gary Haugen, even if the generally get a call from the boyfriend and I are in our 20s Oregon Supreme Court rules warden shortly before execu- and have been dating for five years. We’re renovating a that he can’t force the tions, asking whether there is home that we will live in once inmate to accept a reprieve. a reason an execution should it’s completed. We have never Haugen, a two-time not take place. “If they call lived together before. murderer, wants to be exe- me, I will say ‘Yes, there is a During the renovation, I cuted, but the governor has reason this execution should have come to the house to blocked it on moral grounds. not be carried out.’” find that he has opened The high court heard argu- It was unclear what the packages that were addressed ments in the standoff warden would do next. In a The Associated Press to me. The first time, I didn’t Thursday and was expected follow-up interview, Justice Rives Kistler,center,asks a question as Justice Virginia L.Linder,left,and Chief Justice Thomas A.Balmer, say anything because I to issue a ruling by year’s Kitzhaber spokesman Tim right, listen during the proceedings as the Oregon Supreme Court hears oral arguments whether Oregon Gov. thought he might have end. Raphael said he would not John Kitzhaber has the authorityto prevent the execution of GaryHaugen during a hearing in Eugene on Thursday. thought it was his. After the Kitzhaber briefly dis- speculate. Kitzhaber,who opposes capital punishment,regretted letting two other inmates be put to death and said he won't second and third times, I cussed the case with Oregon In the 1990s, during his allow it to happen again. Lawyers for Haugen argue that Kitzhaber exceeded his authority. mentioned — nicely — that Public Broadcasting before first stint as governor, they the City Club of Portland, Kitzhaber twice answered sions,”he said. with OPB in which the weren’t his saying he was confident the “No” to the question of Haugen’s attorney, inmate said a reprieve should Funeral to open. He DEAR court will determine the whether there was a reason Harrison Latto, did not be a gift. Monday, March 25 claims he ABBY state Constitution gives him to stop an execution, deci- immediately return a call “What he did to me was Gary Neilson Bedwell, “ knew” the authority to issue a sions he says he has come to seeking comment Friday. not an act of grace; it’s not a military service, 1 p.m., they were reprieve even if Haugen regret. Before introducing the gift,”Haugen said. “He used Roseburg National Cemetery, things for doesn’t want it. “I do not think the state is topic, host David Miller a reprieve to sit back and to 913 NW Garden Valley Blvd., the house, Kitzhaber said that with better off, safer or more just played an audio clip from nullify my ability to exercise Roseburg. Chaplain John which is the possibility of a court because we made those deci- Haugen’s recent interview my constitutional rights.” Deck officiating. why he opened them. ing. A letter or card from spending time with her I was Edna Mae Fowler Lois Darlene raised that JEANNE Edna was sure to leave the grandchild, arts and crafts. Sept. 17, 1942 - Feb. 22, 2013 Blankenship people’s PHILLIPS recipient with a smile. She Lois is survived by her A memorial service fol- mail and enjoyed traveling and out- April 12, 1951 - Feb. 14, 2013 mother, Mary Blankenship of lowed by a reception will be packages were theirs to open, door activities. Edna was A graveside service will be Coos Bay; daughter, Angela held for Edna Mae Fowler, known best for her sense of held for Lois D. Blankenship, and I would never think of 70, of Plantersville, Texas at Roberts-Free of Newport; opening anything sent to humor and sharp wit. 61, of Coos Bay at 1 p.m. Fri- son, Shawn Roberts of War- 11 a.m. Saturday, March 23, Edna was survived by a day, April 12, at Lane Memo- him. This is an issue for me, at Dunes Memorial Chapel, renton; brother, Roy but he brushes it off. He feels sister, Julia Hevel; five chil- rial Gardens in Eugene. Cre- Blankenship of Libby, Mont.; 2300 Frontage Road in Reed- dren, Kathryn Midyett, Brian entitled to open my packages mation rites have been held. sisters, Sandy Vickrey of sport. Midyett, Daniel Midyett, Lois was born April 12, since it is his home, too. How Libby and Arlene Wyatt of Edna was born to Fred and David Midyett and Kristin 1951, in Eugene, the daughter can I make it clear that I Coos Bay; granddaughter, Elizabeth Tabor Sept. 17, Midyett; 11 grandchildren, of Howard and Mary (Dibble) expect him to respect my 1942, in Long View, Wash. Norma, Alejandra, Jose, Blankenship. Ciara Grogan of Hermiston; personal mail when he thinks She passed away Feb. 22, Christopher, Cade, Summer, She passed away Feb. 14, grandsons, Mitchell Hubert this is no big deal? — NO 2013. Kylie, Hope, Julia, Desmond 2013, in Coos Bay from com- of Salt Lake City, Utah and RESPECT IN NEW YORK Edna graduated from Forrest Roberts of Warren- DEAR NO RESPECT: If I and Anisa; and two great- plications of diabetes. Fred Humphries Reedsport High School in grandchildren, Jacob and Lois attended Reedsport ton; and five great-grand- were you, I’d be less con- 1960 and went on to study at children. cerned about his opening Peyton. High School and graduated Fred B. Humphries Oregon Institute of Technol- Arrangements are under from Southwestern Oregon She was preceded in death your packages and far more concerned that when you tell ogy. She was married to the direction of Dunes Community College with an by her father, Howard Jan. 22, 1932 - March 10, 2013 him something bothers you, Kenneth Midyett in 1963 and Memorial Chapel, 541-271- Associate of Forestry. She Blankenship of Weiser, Per Fred’s wishes, no pub- he ignores it. His disregard divorced in 1984. She later 2822. went on to become a United Idaho. lic services will be held for for your feelings is a red flag. married Renwick Fowler. Sign the guestbook at States forest service officer. Sign the guestbook at Fred B. Humphries, 81, of Your boyfriend appears to Edna had a gift for writ- www.theworldlink.com. Lois loved trout fishing, www.theworldlink.com North Bend. A gathering of think that what is yours is family and friends will be his. Is the reverse also true? held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, (I’ll bet it’s not.) Does he also April 13, at 612 Exchange St., Elsie Eleanora Olson Elsie was born July 26, including her mother who check your phone messages in North Bend. and email? Does this extend July 26, 1917 - March 13, 2013 1917, in Marshfield, to Pete passed away at the age of 97 and Tekla Erickson. Her in 1982. Fred was born Jan. 22, to any other areas of your A memorial service to cel- father was a machinist and Elsie is survived by her 1932, in Kelso, Wash., to relationship? ebrate the life of Elsie E. her mother a homemaker. sister, Ida Laurie of Spring- Fredrick and Vera (Jewel) If this was only about his Olson, 95, of North Bend will She died March 13, 2013, field; brother and spouse, Humphries. Defying all odds, opening your mail, I would be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday, with her family by her side in Henry and Audrey Erickson Fred passed away March 10, advise you to open a post March 19, at Gloria Dei Springfield. of Coos Bay; son and spouse, 2013, in Coos Bay after an 11- office box in your name only. Lutheran Church, 1290 Elsie graduated from David and Kim Olson of year battle with small cell However, if the answer to any Thompson Road in Coos Bay Marshfield Senior High in Eugene; two granddaugh- lung cancer. of my questions is yes, I think with pastor Jon Strasman 1936. She worked at the Coos ters, Tasha and Elizabeth; Fred married the love of you should take a sober look presiding. Private cremation Bay National Bank. She later and five great-granddaugh- his life, Thelma Lee Bersuch at the entire relationship. rites will be held at Ocean met and married Paul Olson ters. on Feb. 17,1951, who gave him DEAR ABBY: My mother- View Memory Gardens Cre- in 1942. She was preceded in death five daughters, whom were in-law is addicted to prescrip- matorium in Coos Bay, with She was active in her by her son, Richard Olson; always referred to as “The tion painkillers and has been a private family inurnment to community and was a mem- and husband, Paul Olson. Humphries Girls.” They for more than 10 years. She take place at Sunset Memor- ber of the Runeberg Lodge, Donations may be sent to divorced in 1974, but went to rehab once, but ial Park Cemetery, 63060 the Linea Lodge and a mem- the Gloria Dei Lutheran remained good friends. relapsed and hasn’t been able Elise Olson Millington Frontage Road in ber of the Gloria Dei Luther- Church, 1290 Thompson Fred was employed with to get clean since.She has tried Coos Bay. an Church. Road, Coos Bay, OR 97420. Weyerhaeuser as a timber to quit on her own,but ends up Her interests included Arrangements are under faller and drove the crummy having great emotional stress family, gardening and read- the direction of North Bend until 1994 when he retired and slight psychotic episodes Burial, Cremation & ing and loved going on pic- Chapel, 541-756-0440. after 38 years of service. and starts again. Funeral Services The nics. Elsie devoted much of Sign the guestbook at He looked at life as an My problem is, my husband her time and energy as a www.coosbayfh.com and adventure always taking on sees her addiction as “man- Bay Area’s caregiver to family members, www.theworldlink.com. new challenges. Fred will ageable.” He sees no harm in mostly be remembered for having her watch our 3-year- his big heart and for being a old daughter, even though he Est. 1915 Only has told me he has seen her Cremation & Funeral Service man of his word; always 541-267-3131 nod off with her eyes rolled 685 Anderson Ave., Coos Bay Crematory helping those in need. He was an avid hunter and fisher- back like drug addicts do, usu- LOCALLY OWNED man. ally during the afternoon. ALL FUNERAL & INSURANCE Myrtle Grove Funeral Service - Bay Area Fred is survived by daugh- When we argue about this, he PLANS ACCEPTED ters, Sandy Page of Washing- becomes defensive and attacks Est. 1913 Simple Cremation & Burial. Crematory on Premises. my family for being “overpro- Cremation & Funeral Service 541-756-0440 ton, Sheri and Mark Balen- 2014 McPherson Ave. North Bend 4 Locations To Serve You sifer of Oregon, Syndi and tective and paranoid.” • Chapels 1525 Ocean Blvd NW Russ Crabtree of Oregon, Am I right to put my foot P.O. Box 749, Coos Bay, OR Phone: 541.269.2851 • Veterans Honors Stacy and Milton Waite of down? I’m sick and tired of • Reception Rooms Oregon and Suzanne and fighting over this. — NOT Ocean View • Video Tributes Randy Dorosz of California; PARANOID IN PENNSYL- Memory Gardens Est. 1939 • Cremation VANIA • Mausoleum (son) of the heart, Gary Cremation & Burial Service 541-888-4709 • Funeral Service DEAR NOT PARANOID: • Columbariums “Hawk” Eastwood; sister, 1525 Ocean Blvd. NW, Coos Bay Continue putting your foot • Cremation Gardens Betty Salm; three nephews, • Caring Pet Cremation Locally down! A person whose eyes Owned Billy, Scotty and Marty of have rolled back after taking “Our family & Kent, Wash.; eight grand- Formerly serving your family” Operated drugs or alcohol hasn’t children; 11 great-grandchil- “nodded off.”The person has Est. 1914 Campbell-Watkins dren; dear friend, Paul Funeral Home Mills-Bryan-Sherwood 541-267-4216 lost consciousness and 541-267-7182 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson “Brother Darrell” Chris- 63060 Millington Frontage Rd., Coos Bay Funeral Homes PASSED OUT. In your moth- tiansen; and his beloved pet, er-in-law’s case, it means Thor. that while she may be physi- Arrangements are under cally present, she is com- the care of Coos Bay Chapel, pletely unavailable to super- 541-267-3131. vise your child. Leaving your Friends and family are daughter under the care of a encouraged to sign the guest- person in this condition is book at www.coosbayfh.com child endangerment. That’s and www.theworldlink.com. why you can’t allow it. DEAR ABBY: Would you please settle a friendly debate Death between me and my friends? Is it ever appropriate to use Notices your cellphone to update social media or send a text Betty M. Stiles — 73, of message during a church ser- Coos Bay,died March 4, 2013, mon, or is it still considered a in Springfield. Arrangements rude act? — OLD-FASH- are pending with Coos Bay IONED IN KENTUCKY Chapel, 541-267-3131. DEAR OLD-FASHIONED: Robert Lee Phillips — 81, It’s still considered rude. In a of Myrtle Point, died March house of worship, we are sup- 14, 2013, in Myrtle Point. posed to be thinking about Arrangements are pending more important things than with Amling/Schroeder of our social schedule, our Face- Mrytle Point, 541-572-2524 book page or who tweeted us. C M C M Y K Y K

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Chevron 119.68 — .32 JohnJn 79.19 + .09 TriContl 17.46 — .01 the party, with the conserva- Portman said his previous Citigroup 47.26 — .20 LockhdM 92.74 + .20 UnionPac 141.69 + .69 CocaCola s 38.83 — .19 Loews 44.60 — .04 Unisys 24.04 + .30 tive wing strongly opposed. views on marriage were root- ColgPal 112.08 — 1.76 LaPac 21.69 — .21 USSteel 20.21 + .39 But an increasing number of ed in his Methodist faith. ConocPhil s 59.07 — .45 MDU Res 24.61 — .03 The Associated Press VarianMed 73.23 — .83 Republicans, now including However, he wrote, “Ulti- ConEd 59.17 + .37 MarathnO 35.07 + .31 In this August photo, Ohio Senator Rob Portman waves to the delegates CurtisWrt 35.92 + .43 McDnlds 99.67 + .36 VerizonCm 48.02 — .46 Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio, mately, for me, it came down Deere 92.24 + .04 McKesson 110.48 — .75 ViadCorp 26.56 — .60 during the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla. Portman said Disney 57.58 — .17 Merck 44.09 — .18 WalMart 72.50 — .72 are reversing course. to the Bible’s overarching DowChm 33.81 + .14 NCR Corp 27.27 — .26 WellsFargo 38.20 + 1.23 With the issue of immi- Thursday that he now supports gay marriage and says his reversal on themes of love and compas- DuPont 49.90 — .02 NorflkSo 75.62 + .56 Weyerhsr 30.55 — .27 gration also shifting rapidly the issue began when he learned one of his sons is gay. sion and my belief that we are Eaton 62.57 — .60 NorthropG 68.80 + 1.26 Xerox 8.71 + .02 EdisonInt 50.94 — .26 OcciPet 83.67 — .73 YumBrnds 70.20 + .35 under Republicans’ feet, they all children of God.” seem increasingly focused — between a man and a woman mitment to love and care for A spokesman for House and united — on one overar- and bars federal recognition each other in good times and Speaker John Boehner, who ching goal: keeping income of same-sex marriage. in bad, the government shares Portman’s Cincinnati Financial snapshot Friday, March 15, 2013 taxes from rising. Portman’s reversal makes shouldn’t deny them the background, said the senator WEEK’S WEEK YEAR These trends raise the pos- him the only Senate Republi- opportunity to get married,” “is a great friend and ally, and Interest rates CLOSE AGO AGO sibility that the GOP — reel- can to openly back gay mar- Portman wrote in an op-ed the speaker respects his posi- Average rate paid on banks riage. article in The Columbus Dis- money-market accounts ing after losing the popular tion, but the speaker contin- 0.12% 0.12 0.14 (Bank Rate Monitor) vote in five of the last six pres- “I have come to believe patch. ues to believe that marriage is idential elections — will that if two people are pre- He said he had talked to his between a man and a 91-day Treasury Bill Yield 0.08% 0.09 0.08 pared to make a lifetime com- pastor and others, including 10-year Treasury Bond 1.99% 2.04 2.29 lessen its identity with hot- woman.” button social issues and Commodities sharpen its emphasis on tax and spending matters. 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C M C M Y K A8 •The World • Saturday, March 16,2013 Y K World Eurozone bails out Cyprus

BY JUERGEN BAETZ was still considered crucial to but he did not immediately The Associated Press the eurozone’s future because comment whether such a a default even by a small one-time levy had been BRUSSELS — Cash- country could roil financial agreed on. strapped Cyprus secured a markets and undermine If investors were to move $13 billion bailout package investor confidence in other their large deposits to more from its European partners eurozone nations. stable eurozone countries like and the International Mone- To reduce the amount of Germany, banks in southern tary Fund in a bid to keep the bailout loans Cyprus needs to Europe’s economies might be island nation from a bank- keep its government afloat considerably weakened and ruptcy that could rekindle the and recapitalize its banks, the possibly require new bailouts. region’s debt crisis, officials ministers agreed to make The economy of Cyprus, a said early today. sizeable Greek operations of Mediterranean island of In return for the rescue the country’s two largest almost a million people, rep- loans Cyprus will trim its banks, Bank of Cyprus and resents less than 0.2 percent deficit, shrink its troubled Laiki, eligible for spare rescue of the eurozone’s annual eco- banking sector, raise taxes cash from Greece’s bailout nomic output. But even the and privatize state assets, said accord. most reluctant EU partners, the Netherlands’ Jeroen Dijs- To raise enough new rev- such as Germany, have selbloem, president of the enues, some creditors were accepted it would be better to Eurogroup meetings of the also pushing Cyprus to accept bail Cyprus out than to let it 17-nation eurozone’s finance a one-time levy of 10 percent go bankrupt, which could The Associated Press ministers. on people with more than rekindle the bloc’s three- Body guards run next to the hearse carrying the coffin of Venezuela’s late President Hugo Chavez, in a sec- “The assistance is war- (euro) 100,000 in their Cypri- year-old debt crisis. ond funeral procession,in Caracas,Venezuela,Friday.Chavez’s body is being transferred Friday from the mil- ranted to safeguard financial ot bank account. Analysts Cyprus, which first applied itary academywhere it has been lying in state to the military museum that will serve as his final resting place. stability in Cyprus and the have warned making deposi- for a bailout last summer, eurozone as a whole,”he said, tors breaks a taboo, under- wasn’t in imminent danger of briefing reporters after mining investors’ confidence bankruptcy, as it faces its next almost 10 hours of negotia- in other weaker eurozone bond redemption in June. But Chavez funeral travels tions. economies and possibly lead- the European Central Bank While the bailout for the ing to bank runs. was concerned that prolonged east Mediterranean island Dijsselbloem said Cyprus’ uncertainty over Cyprus nation is many times smaller outsized banking sector could hurt market sentiment through poorest slums than Greece’s or Ireland’s, it requires “unique measures” across the eurozone.

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ple will have to go on living city were his top worry. with the problems that “They kill people here CARACAS, Venezuela — Chavez left behind. every day,”he said. “I’ve lost New Spa Models The road from the military This tense, relentlessly friends, relatives.” academy where Hugo gray capital embodies many of Economists say govern- Chavez’s body has been lying Venezuela’s problems, with ment-imposed price con- in state to the hilltop muse- crumbling apartment towers trols designed to dampen um where he’ll be displayed and food lines often sharing inflation topping 20 percent indefinitely is lined with the same sidewalk with have made it impossible for some of the most dangerous cheering crowds eager to greet store owners to sell basic slums on the planet. It runs their departed Comandante. foods at a profit, sparking under bridges in dire need of “More than anything, the widespread shortages. For Five New repair and past grocery government continues fight- their part, officials have stores with few groceries. ing with everyone, and does accused suppliers of hoard- Models in Stock Tens of thousands of everything badly,” said ing the goods and have Starting at $ Venezuelans gathered along Francisco Olivero, a 54-year- invaded warehouses looking 2,995 that route Friday to watch old carpenter who lives with for sugar, flour and other the late president’s body his wife and five children in food items in short supply. cross the city in yet another the poor neighborhood of “You can’t find any- choreographed show Catia, just blocks from the thing,” said 27-year-old designed to keep Chavez funeral route. lawyer Anglys Bericote, who supporters in thrall, at least Like many Venezuelans, rode a bus for four hours until an April 14 election to Olivero said wartime-levels from the town of Cajigal to replace him. Afterward, peo- of street violence all over the view the funeral cortege. 3133 Broadway, North Bend • 541.756.2051 Mon. - Fri. 8am-6pm; Sat. 8:30am - 5pm; Sun. 10am - 4pm Argentines celebrate Francis as ‘slum pope’

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — For more than a billion Roman Catholics worldwide, he’s Pope Francis. For Argentina’s poorest citizens, crowded in “misery villages” through- out the capital, he’s proudly known as one of their own, a true “slum pope.” Villa 21-24 is a slum so dangerous that most out- siders don’t dare enter, but residents say Jorge Mario Bergoglio often showed up unannounced to share The Associated Press laughs and sips of mate, the Aman pushes a cart past the Virgin of Caacupe church in the Villa 21-24 traditional Argentine herbal slum in Buenos Aires,Argentina,Thursday. tea shared by groups using a common straw. addiction through the “He was always part of People here recall how the church’s rehab program. our slum,” housewife Lidia Buenos Aires archbishop “When I saw the news on Valdivieso, 41, said after ditched a limousine and the TV, I began screaming praying while resting her would arrive on a bus to their with joy, and look, I’m still palm on a statue of St. little chapel; how he spon- trembling,”Reynoso said.“El Expeditus, patron saint of sored marathons and carpen- Chabon (The Dude) is so urgent and impossible caus- try classes, consoled single humble. He’s a fan of San es. Her 23-year-old son has mothers and washed the feet Lorenzo (the soccer club), cerebral palsy and is learning of recovering drug addicts; like me. You talk to him like a carpentry at the church’s how he became one of them. friend.” technical school. “Four years ago, I was at Long after he became a “When I heard the news I my worst and I needed help. cardinal in 2001, this “prince couldn’t believe it. Having a When the Mass started he of the church” wore a simple ‘papa villero’ (slum pope) is knelt down and washed my black T-shirt with a white the most beautiful thing that feet. It hit me hard. It was collar. For many at the slum’s can happen to us. I still such a beautiful experience,” Caacupe Virgin of the remember him going on long said Cristian Marcelo Miracles Church, it’s nothing walks through our muddy Reynoso, 27, a garbage col- short of a miracle that their streets or talking to our chil- lector trying to kick a cocaine friend is the pope. dren,”Valdivieso said.

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C M C M Y K Saturday, March 16,2013 • The World • A9 Y K Nation U.S. to beef up missile defense against NKorea

BY ROBERT BURNS missile threat. He acknowl- ground silos, connected to The Associated Press edged that the interceptors communications systems and already in place to defend operated by soldiers at Greely WASHINGTON — The against potential North Kore- and at Colorado Springs, Pentagon announced Friday it an missile strikes have had Colo. The interceptors are will spend $1 billion to add 14 poor test performances. designed to lift out of their interceptors to an Alaska- “We will strengthen our silos, soar beyond the atmos- based missile defense system, homeland defense, maintain phere and deploy a “kill vehi- responding to what it called our commitments to our cle” that can lock onto a tar- faster-than-anticipated allies and partners, and make geted warhead and, by ram- North Korean progress on clear to the world that the ming into it at high speed, nuclear weapons and mis- United States stands firm obliterate it. siles. against aggression,” Hagel Hagel also cited a previ- In announcing the deci- told a Pentagon news confer- ously announced Pentagon sion, Defense Secretary ence. plan to place an additional Chuck Hagel said he is deter- He said the 14 additional radar in Japan to provide early The Associated Press mined to protect the U.S. interceptors will be installed warning of a North Korean In this March 7 photo released by the Korean Central News Agency,North Korean leader Kim Jong Un,center, homeland and stay ahead of a at Fort Greely, Alaska, where missile launch and to assist in uses binoculars to look at the South’s territory from an observation post at the military unit on Jangjae islet, worrisome North Korean 26 already stand in under- tracking its flight path. located in the southernmost part of the southwestern sector of North Korea's border with South Korea. N.D. close to restricting abortions

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS because of genetic defects such as abortion-rights advocates say the Down syndrome. If the governor signs measures are meant to shut it down. BISMARCK, N.D. — North Dakota the measures, North Dakota would be Gov. Jack Dalrymple hasn’t said any- on Friday moved one step closer to the only state in the U.S. with those thing to indicate he would veto the adopting what would be the most laws. measures. However, they have enough restrictive abortion laws in the country, Supporters said their goal is to chal- support in each chamber for the Legis- with lawmakers sending the Republi- lenge the Supreme Court’s 1973 Roe v. lature to override him. can governor measures that could set Wade ruling that legalized abortion up Debate Friday was brief, with the the state up for a costly legal battle over until a fetus is considered viable, usual- Senate taking about an hour to pass the U.S. Supreme Court decision that ly at 22 to 24 weeks, though anti-abor- both measures. No one spoke against legalized the procedure. tion activists elsewhere have expressed the so-called fetal heartbeat bill, which The North Dakota Senate over- concern about the strategy. the Senate took up immediately after whelmingly approved two anti-abor- “It’s a good day for babies,”said Rep. passing the genetic abnormalities bill. The Associated Press tion bills Friday, one banning abortions Bette Grande, a Republican from Fargo The votes were largely on party lines, Onlookers stop to watch the fire on the east side of Horsetooth Reservior as early as six weeks into a pregnancy who introduced both bills. The state’s with Republicans supporting the meas- west of Fort Collins,Colo.,on Friday.The 40-acre wildfire burning in gusty and another prohibiting the procedure only abortion clinic is in Fargo, and ures and Democrats opposing them. winds and warm weather was threatening homes west of Fort Collins on Friday and prompted about 50 people to leave the area. CDC: Organ transplant caused rare rabies death

Colo. fire burns THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Maryland patient’s boxer played by Sylvester death more than a week ago Stallone buys the house after A Maryland man died NATIONAL prompted an investigation he loses a bout to Apollo from a transplanted, rabies- DIGEST by state health officials that Creed but gains renown for in erratic winds infected kidney that came led to the announcement his toughness. from a donor who wasn’t in a news release Friday. Tuesday of the state’s first The 1,036-square-foot known to have the disease, a Those patients live in Flori- human death from rabies row house has three bed- FORT COLLINS,Colo.(AP) made to that area. 1 rare death that has prompt- da, Georgia and Illinois. since 1976. rooms and 1 ⁄2 bathrooms. — A wildfire driven by erratic Some people believed to be ed authorities to treat three The donor died in Florida Yo! Rocky’s house in Asking price: $139,000. winds charred up to 1,000 hiking in Lory State Park were other transplant patients, in 2011 after moving there Real estate agent Joe acres and threatened more unaccounted for, but sheriff’s federal health officials said from North Carolina. South Philly is for sale Bianco says the home is for than 50 homes in northern spokesman Nick Christensen Friday. The CDC said it’s working PHILADELPHIA (AP) — sale because the woman who Colorado on Friday, prompt- said they were not believed to The man who died had with public health officials Want to live like Rocky Bal- lived there since the time of ing hundreds of evacuation be in imminent danger. Park received the kidney more and medical facilities in all boa? The Italian Stallion’s filming recently died. orders. rangers were looking for them. than a year ago. The recipi- five states to identify people house is on the market. He says the house was Firefighters saved two The fire was between 750 ents of the donor’s other who were in close contact The home in South picked for “Rocky II” homes and a state park visi- and 1,000 acres by late Friday, kidney, heart and liver are with the donor or the four Philadelphia was featured in because the filmmakers tors’ center from flames, said Capt. Matt Housley of getting anti-rabies shots, organ recipients. Those peo- the 1979 movie “Rocky II.” “happened to like the front authorities said. They said no Poudre Fire Authority. It was 5 the Centers for Disease ple might also need treat- In the sequel to the Oscar- of the home and knocked on homes had been destroyed. percent contained. Control and Prevention said ment, the agency said. winning smash, the fictional the door.” The fire began Friday west The cause of the fire was of Fort Collins and was burn- under investigation. ing west of Horsetooth Reser- Strong, changing winds voir, near the scene of a large caused havoc, first pushing wildfire last summer that the fire north, then south. burned 259 homes and killed “We’ve had variable and one person. erratic winds all day long,” The Larimer County Sher- said Patrick Love, a iff’s Department said 860 spokesman for the Poudre Fire phone lines got automated calls Authority. ordering evacuations Friday, The sudden shift prompted but some addresses have mul- deputies and state troopers to tiple lines and other numbers barricade a neighborhood on were cellphones, so the exact the southwest side of the number of homes in the evacu- reservoir that hadn’t been ation area was not known. officially evacuated. Residents of a neighbor- “It’s pretty ridiculous to hood north of the fire were shut things down and not let allowed to go home Friday anyone know,” said Mark night. Authorities said 281 Martina, a mortgage broker evacuation calls had been who was heading home.

Obama wants A MINUTE to wean cars MESSAGE

off petroleum From NORM WASHINGTON (AP) — RUSSELL President Barack Obama is pushing Congress to author- ize $200 million a year for Curse Tablets research into clean energy technologies that can wean In John Ortherg’s book “Who Is This Man” he speaks of a practice automobiles off oil. that took place in Bath England that Obama proposed the idea is the site of a hot spring that formed of an energy security trust a combination spa/Roman worship last month in his State of the center two thousand years ago. Union address, but he was Scores of prayers have been excavated that ancients paid to have putting a price tag on the idea written down and offered there. during a trip Friday to the They are called curse tablets Argonne National Laboratory because people would name outside Chicago — $2 billion someone, who had done them over 10 years. The White wrong, tell what crimes had been committed against them and then House said the research would specify how they wanted would be paid for with rev- them punished. enue from federal oil and gas The desire to get even is a leases on offshore drilling and powerful emotion. We want to be would not add to the deficit. vindicated, we want wrongs made right and the offender humbled (or The money would fund should I say humiliated?). However, research on “breakthrough” vengeance never heals our hurt, and technologies such as batter- it never rights a wrong. Instead, for ies for electric cars and bio- the most part, it continues the fuels made from switch grass conflict until someone is destroyed. Jesus brought us a better way— or other materials. forgiveness. We may not want to Researchers also would look forgive until the offending party to improve use of natural gas says, “I am sorry.” However, if we as a fuel for cars and trucks. want to be free to live again and to The proposal is modeled enjoy God’s blessings in our life, we would do well to let it go and leave after a plan submitted by a it up to God to deal with those who group of business executives have abused us. That will not be and former military leaders easy, but doing what is right is who are committed to reduc- sometimes extremely difficult, as ing U.S. oil dependence. The well as rewarding. Come worship with us Sunday. nonpartisan group says its goal is to “break oil’s stran- CHURCH OF CHRIST glehold on the transportation 2761 Broadway, North Bend, OR sector.” 541-756-4844 C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K A10• The World • Saturday, March 16,2013 Y K Inheritance DILBERT makes spouse nervous Dear Mary: My husband and I have been married 40 years. We are debt free. All FRANK AND ERNEST of our bills, major purchas- es, house and bank accounts have always been in both names. Recently, he came into a substantial inheritance. He opened a savings account and put it in his name only. He thinks I should not be concerned about it since he put me as beneficiary. I am upset about this and feel it should be in both names, since THE BORN LOSER everything else is. I think he is going EVERYDAY to start making CHEAPSKATE foolish purchas- es, because as he s ays, “It’s my money.” Should I ZITS worry Mary about Hunt this? Legally, isn’t it my money, too? — Susann, California Dear Susann: While I am not an attorney, my under- standing is that property inherited by one spouse is not community property in California. The law is clear that inherited property is CLASSIC PEANUTS “separate property.” Provided your husband does not comingle these funds in a shared account, THE FAMILY CIRCUS his inheritance remains his property alone. You say you’ve been married for 40 years, so surely you’ve come to trust your husband by now to have your collec- tive best interest in mind. It appears to me that you have done things right, FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE financially. My advice is that you draw on that trust, relax and enjoy the next season of your lives. From what you’ve told me, I don’t think you have anything to worry about. Dear Mary: My father has been the victim of elder abuse. His sister, who was his caregiver, has charged $21,000 on his credit cards. We are trying to determine ROSE IS ROSE what accounts he has open and take action to close all of the accounts. What should we do? Thank you for all that you teach us. You help us in hundreds of ways. — Veronica, email Dear Veronica: First, you need to call every one of his accounts and report the cards as lost or stolen. Do not close them! The card companies will cancel the numbers and send him new LUANN cards. When then arrive, make sure Ms. Abuser is not picking up the mail, and put them into a vault. Do not activate them. This will allow you to keep the accounts open, but she will no longer have the correct numbers to use them. If she tries to use the cards, they will be denied. If he wants to use them, you’ll have to call the 800 number to GRIZZWELLS activate first. You can leave them inactivated indefi- nitely. Get all three of his credit reports ASAP. You can access his free credit report at AnnualCreditReport.com and put a fraud alert on each of the reports. Also, if he will cooperate, you need to file disputes against every single charge she has made. The credit card compa- nies will have to reverse all the charges if he will sign an affidavit that he did not MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN authorize those charges and she did this without his per- mission. Be warned. They will come after her with crimi- nal charges, and they should. Do you have a question for Mary? Email her at mary@everydaycheap- skate.com, 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 website and the author of “7 Money Rules for Life,” released in 2012. To find out more about Mary and read her past columns, please visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com.

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C M C M Y K Saturday, March 16,2013 • The World • A11 Y K South Coast The search

By Alysha Beck, The World Laura Schier looks for Holly Berry around John Topits Park with a group from Southern Oregon Project Hope on Jan. 8. Berry sometimes walked around the trails in the park.

Harry Oakes, with the Contributed Photos International Canine Holly Berry was a regular visitor to the Blanket Lady, when the store was located in the Pony Village Mall in Search and Rescue North Bend. Services from Longview,Wash., takes his team of two dogs along Middle Empire HOLLY Lake on Jan. 14 in the search for Holly Berry. Pictures always had Also helping out in the Berry smiling search was Cher Williams and her Continued from Page A1 search dog working the other shoreline at the same time. “She was real shy and didn’t mix a lot with the others in the facility,”Anderson said. But that doesn’t necessarily mean By Lou Sennick, The World she was uncomfortable there. “The pictures of her always smiling, Jas, a Belgian that was so typical. She was a smiley little Malinois, with the girl.” Coos County Search “Yes she battled depression, but she and Rescue Team overcame it with the gentle soul that she looks for Holly Berry had,”Young wrote. “There are not many around John Topits people in this world like Holly, which is a Park on Jan. 8. Berry shame, but I am so proud to have known was last seen on her, and she changed MY life in many Jan. 3. ways.” “I called her Holly McGiggles,”Pinney said, smiling briefly before slightly bow- ing her head. “We are all filled with despair and great sadness. She was a gen- tle, loving person. A great girl.” Barbara Anderson, the director of the Nancy Devereux Contact reporter Tim Novotny at 541- By Alysha Beck, Center, said pictures like this one of Holly smiling were 269-1222, ext. 235, or tim.novotny@the- The World typical. worldlink.com. Disappearance timeline

JAN. 5 A handful of private citizens help the law enforcement teams search Coos Bay police perform a wel- John Topits Park. fare check on Holly Berry, 34, after she fails to return home to her Nor- JAN. 30 man Street apartment. Berry was Donations raise the Berry fami- last seen walking toward Walmart in ly’s reward for information leading Coos Bay. to Holly’s whereabouts from $1,000 JAN. 6 to $2,000. The Coos Bay Police Department MARCH 14 officially lists Berry as a missing A body wearing clothes fitting person. the description of Berry’s last JAN. 8 known appearance is found behind the defunct DV8 dance club in The Coos County Search and Empire. Rescue Team and its search dogs Coos Bay Police Chief Gary help Coos Bay police in a search of McCullough says the body is likely the Empire area. that of Holly Berry.

By Alysha Beck, The World Coos Bay police, North Bend police and mortuary officials removed a body from the wooded area behind the former DV8 night club in Empire. Police believe the deceased is 34-year-old Holly Berry, who was reported missing Jan. 4. The body was taken to Bay Area Hospital where the identity will be confirmed.

The body was removed from search team and its dogs from AUTOPSY the scene and was taken to Bay Longview, Wash. The team was Volunteers spent Area Hospital on Thursday unable to find any substantial evening. clues as to Berry’s whereabouts. weeks searching Berry’s disappearance in Janu- Despite the lack of leads in the ary ignited community concern. case, friends and family members Continued from Page A1 Apart from extensive police retained hope that Berry was alive. searches, volunteers from the Berry is one of two Coos Bay The body was found by a person Coos County Search and Rescue looking for recyclable cans in the team spent weeks combing the women who have disappeared in wooded area behind the former areas around Berry’s apartment the past few months. Glenda DV8 club (previously Gussie’s) on and her last known location. Campbell, 59, was reported miss- Newmark Avenue. The person By the end of January, Berry’s ing Nov. 6. found the body around 1 p.m. and family had received enough dona- City Editor Ryan Haas con- called police. tions to bring an international tributed to this story. Contributed Photo Holly Berry was seen in surveillance footage from a grocery store on Jan. 3, a day before

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South Coast around 33. North wind 3 to 5 mph. Today: Rain. High near 53. Light west Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 58. southwest wind becoming west 5 to 9 Willamette Valley mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. Saturday Night: Showers. Low around Today: Showers. High near 53. West 40. West northwest wind 7 to 13 mph, southwest wind 5 to 11 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. Saturday Night: Showers likely. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 36. By Alysha Beck, The World Sunday: A 30 percent chance of showers. Sunday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Lori Winger, RN, monitors Rochelle Riboli’s breathing as she walks on a treadmill in Bay Area Hospital’s new Cardiac/Pulmonary Rehab room on Partly sunny, with a high near 52. North northwest wind around 7 mph. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 51. the first floor of the new wing. Patients began moving into Bay Area Hospital’s new wing on Monday. Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 36. Wind around 9 mph. around 34. Calm wind. Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 55. Portland area from the registration desk is much closer to the parking care from both sides of the HOSPITAL Curry County Coast Today: Showers. High near 51. the entrance to Cardiac and area. curtain. The difference Today: Rain. High near 51. North north- Southwest wind 5 to 14 mph. Difference is Pulmonary Rehabilitation “Client safety is always between the old facility and west wind 3 to 6 mph. Chance of precipi- Saturday Night: Showers likely. Mostly Services, where patients first and ongoing in the edu- the new one is night and day. tation is 80%. cloudy, with a low around 39. Sunday: A 20 percent chance of showers. ‘night and day’ work on exercise machines cation,” Cox said. “Just the The larger space makes Saturday Night: Showers likely. Mostly and learn about breathing ability for them to be more cloudy, with a low around 40. Chance of Partly sunny, with a high near 51. Continued from Page A1 the treatment process more Sunday Night: A 20 percent chance of rain. techniques, energy conser- independent as they grow precipitation is 60%. comfortable as well as more Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near Mostly cloudy, with a low around 38. vation and long-term and become stronger.” private. Privacy was a chal- 54. North northwest wind 6 to 9 mph. North Coast caring to patients as they healthy living. A little further inside the Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low lenge in the older facility. around 38. North northeast wind 8 to 14 Today: Showers. High near 45. West come in. Nurse Julene Cox, who has facility, Jean Leis was receiv- southwest wind 10 to 16 mph. “They come in and think, worked for Bay Area Hospital ing treatment Friday in a “Not that they didn’t try,” mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph. Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 53. Saturday Night: Showers. Low around ‘They are doing this for me.’ for two decades, said the comfortable earth-tone Leis said. “But that means a 38. West northwest wind 16 to 20 mph. It helps to put the people at environment is much bigger cubicle. She is not just an lot to you when you haven’t Rogue Valley Sunday: A 40 percent chance of show- ease.” and more inviting than the outpatient; she’s a former had much dignity for a while. Today: A 50 percent chance of rain. ers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 43. Just around the corner old space. The facilities are nurse who knows patient I’ve been very impressed.” Partly sunny, with a high near 61. Calm Sunday Night: A 30 percent chance of wind becoming northwest 5 to 8 mph. showers. Cloudy, with a low around 37. Saturday Night: Showers likely. Mostly Central Oregon cloudy, with a low near 36. West northwest wind 5 to 9 mph . Chance of rain is 70%. Today: A slight chance of rain showers. Another Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near Mostly cloudy, with a high near 53. 58. Light and variable wind. Saturday Night: A chance of snow show- Sunday Night :Partly cloudy, with a low ers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 28. ‘trip’ for around 32. Light and variable wind. Sunday: A 30 percent chance of snow Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 63. showers. Partly sunny, with a high near 42. Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low Kesey bus Central Douglas County around 25. West wind 5 to 10 mph. Today: Rain. High near 58. Calm wind Eastern Oregon becoming west northwest 5 to 9 mph in the afternoon. Chance of rain is 90%. Today: Partly sunny, with a high near BY JEFF BARNARD Saturday Night: Showers. Low around 39. 61. West wind to 10 to 15 mph. The Associated Press West wind 3 to 7 mph. Chance of rain is Saturday Night: A slight chance of snow 90%. showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low near 39. GRANTS PASS — The Sunday: A 30 percent chance of showers. Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near Partly sunny, with a high near 54. Calm 52. West northwest wind 26 to 31 mph. family of writer Ken Kesey is wind. Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low reviving plans to restore his Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 29. Northwest wind 7 to 14 mph. original psychedelic bus in time for the 50th anniversary of its passengers’ LSD-laced trip across America. Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall Stephanie Kesey said Fri- Temperature extremes and precipitation Thursday: High 57, low 52 for the 24 hours ending at 5 p.m. Friday. Rain: none day she has created a foun- Hi Lo Prec Total rainfall to date: 8.45 inches dation to raise money for the Astoria 50 48 0.12 Rainfall to date last year: 11.99 inches restoration as a tribute to her Brookings M M M Average rainfall to date: 21.78 inches Corvallis 65 50 0 late father-in-law. Eugene 67 50 T “It’s the private Ken Kesey The Associated Press The Tide Tables Author Ken Kesey beside the original “Furthur” bus, made famous in Tom Wolfe’s 1968 book “The Electric Klamath Falls 62 31 0 I’m saying thank you to, but La Grande 61 45 0 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or Kool Aid Acid Test,”on his farm in Pleasant Hill in 2001.The Kesey family is trying to revive efforts to restore Medford 69390subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- in a very public way,” she said Newport 52 50 0.11 mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by from her home in Pleasant the old bus in time to take part in the 50th anniversary of its 1964 LSD-fueled trip across America. the high or low ratio for your area. Pendleton 62 43 0 Location High time ratio Low time ratio Hill, a short way from the Portland 63 53 0 Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 Redmond 62 31 0 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 Willamette Valley farm the World’s Fair. But the deal fell through. secure a trailer for it to ride in. Roseburg 70 500Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 where Ken Kesey settled Salem 65 44 0 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 The journey was made Stephanie Kesey said the They hope to produce a docu- Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 after the bus trip. famous by the book, “The project is back on track, and mentary on the work. Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 Fresh from the stunning Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test.” her family is under the gun to Zane Kesey said the family Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 success of his novel “One Kesey put the old bus, get it finished by next sum- will hold a vote to decide Extended outlook HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” called “Further,” into retire- mer, the 50th anniversary of which of the constantly Date time ft. time ft. Ken Kesey bought the 1939 TODAY SUNDAY ment in a swampy patch of the trip. They are putting evolving psychedelic 16-Mar 3:40 8.5 4:34 6.8 International school bus in woods on his farm, and years updates on Zane Kesey’s paintjobs to put on the bus. 17-Mar 4:17 8.2 5:26 6.3 1964 from a San Francisco later bought a newer one, Facebook page and building a They have plenty of photos 18-Mar 4:58 7.8 6:27 5.9 Bay Area family who fitted it which in typical Prankster website for the project. and film footage to consider, 19-Mar 5:49 7.4 7:41 5.8 with bunks as a motor home. style he tried to pass off as the “We are in the middle of and plenty of members of The 20-Mar 6:52 7.1 8:57 5.9 With a jug of LSD-laced original. finding out how much money Merry Pranksters to do the Chance of rain Chance of rain LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. juice in the refrigerator, “The bus is essentially the this is going is going to cost,” work. 53/40 52/36 Date time ft. time ft. clean-cut Kesey pals known best icon of the ’60s,”said his Stephanie Kesey said. “We “Part of me was willing to 16-Mar 10:11 0.8 10:02 2.9 as The Merry Pranksters on son, Zane Kesey. get one shot at doing this. We let it rust away out in the MONDAY TUESDAY 17-Mar 10:58 1.1 10:44 3.5 board, and Neal Cassady, the Ken Kesey died in 2001. definitely want to do it right.” woods,” Zane Kesey said. “It 18-Mar 11:52 1.5 11:35 4.0 driver in Jack Kerouac’s “On Four years later, a Hollywood The goal is to do a muse- was beautiful and happy out 19-Mar - - 12:55 1.7 20-Mar 12:45 4.2 2:04 1.7 the Road,” at the wheel, the restaurateur offered to pay to um-quality restoration, pre- there. But eventually it Sunrise, sunset bus crossed the country from restore the bus, and the fami- serving as much of the rusty wouldn’t be beautiful and Mar. 10-16 — 6:37, 6:25 California to New York to visit ly hauled it out of the swamp. old original as possible, and to happy.” Partly sunny Chance of rain Moon watch 55/44 57/45 First Quarter — Mar. 19 State bill would ban FIRES Eldridge, 51. Firefighters National forecast brought it under control Forecast highs for Saturday, March 16 Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy self-checkout alcohol Estimate of within 15 minutes. Seattle Medical personnel treated 50° | 43° damage is $40K Eldridge at the scene. The Billings SALEM (AP) — There’ll be they can lose their jobs for 57° | 30° Minneapolis rest of the occupants were 27° | 23° no more zipping through letting underage people buy Continued from Page A1 New York self-checkout to buy a six- alcohol, said Jeff Anderson, allowed back into their Chicago Detroit 45° | 37° San Francisco 36° | 30° Denver 34° | 27° pack if a bill in the Oregon secretary-treasurer of Local man was treated for minor apartments. 70° | 50° Washington D.C. Eldridge’s apartment 48° | 39° 50° | 46° Legislature makes it 555 of the United Food and smoke inhalation after a Los Angeles showed signs of moderate 73° | 54° through. Commercial Workers Union. Central Avenue apartment Atlanta fire, smoke and heat damage. 79° | 50° The measure, being con- And, he said, it’s easier for building caught fire. El Paso sidered in the House, has underage drinkers to slip The fire was reported The cost of the damage is 84° | 52° Houston labor and management on through when a clerk has to about 1 a.m. Thursday at the estimated at $40,000. The 81° | 57° Miami opposite sides, The Oregon- watch several people at one Myrtle Arms Apartments. fire department did not find 70°74°73° | 84°65° 59° ian reported. time at the scanners. Coos Bay police and fire- the fire suspicious. Fronts Pressure It would require alcohol The bill would also apply fighters went to the scene, Two support units, 19 ColdCold Warm Stationary Low High sales to be conducted to sales of over-the-counter and the building was imme- firefighters and three engines through the regular checkout medication as well as to diately evacuated. responded. Firefighters were lines. tobacco products and pre- The fire started in Apart- on scene for almost three -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s100s 110s Union grocery clerks say scription drugs. ment No. 5, home of Joe hours. Temperatures indicate Friday’s high and Lexington 60 32 cdy overnightShowers low to 5 p.m.Rain T-storms LosFlurries AngelesSnow 77 53Ice pcdy Hi Lo Prc Otlk Louisville 64 33 cdy AlbuquerqueRain And Snow 77 42Move Into pcdy NortheastMemphis 77 50 pcdy they have to say you win, if taught the victim the past two doubt, and that the prosecu- AnchorageA trough of low 30 pressure 15 slides cdy acrossMiami the Beach Great Lakes 74 and 55 brings clr JURY they don’t accept what she years. The teacher said he did- tion didn’t prove the victim’s Atlantarain showers to 74 the 36 Eastern Valleys clr Milwaukee and Mid-Atlantic 37 states. 29 The .04 sno Baltnorthernimore side of 55 this 25 system will rn bringMpls more-St Paul snow tothe 35 Great 32 .17 cdy The defendant has to say, you lose. That’s n’t find the victim to be a credibility. BillinLakesgs and Northeast. 66 45 cdy Nashville 7633.03cdy their job.” truthful person. Because he The defense highlighted Birmingham 76 37 clr New Orleans 75 46 clr did not testify Thursday’s testimony also taught the defendant inconsistent details: Why Boise 63 42 pcdy New York City Weather4 7Underground 30 • AP sno began with the prosecution’s decades ago, the prosecution did the victim refuse a med- Boston 41 21 cdy Oklahoma City 82 48 pcdy Continued from Page A1 Casper 68 47 cdy Orlando 74 39 clr final witness, a state child suggested he might have a ical examination? Why did Charlotte,N.C. 68 26 pcdy Philadelphia 52 29 sno welfare worker. Toni Lee conflict of interest. she tell a Myrtle Point officer Chicago 41 30 .20 sno Phoenix 92 64 pcdy Cleveland 44 30 .03 sno Pittsburgh 50 27 sno “I don’t know what else we Smith interviewed the victim Barron did not testify. (but no one else) that she was Colorado Springs 73 39 rn St Louis 73 32 cdy could’ve done in this case,” six days after the girl alleged The prosecution’s closing wearing shorts during the Dallas-Ft Worth 82 54 pcdy Salt Lake City 68 45 cdy Frasier said afterward. “We she had been molested. Pros- argument was a plea to the jury second occurrence? Denver 76 44 rn San Diego 65 53 pcdy got in all the evidence we ecutors played a video of the to believe the victim. The vic- Defense lawyers also Detroit 42 30 .02 sno San Francisco 64 48 clr Fairbanks 23 B16 clr Santa Fe 76 33 pcdy wanted. These are the most interview, in which the victim tim and all of the prosecution noted that another witness Fargo 23 20 .21 clr Seattle 58 48 .11 rn difficult type of cases. When became increasingly emo- witnesses consistently told the confused the locations of the Honolulu 78 63 cdy Spokane 57 40 cdy you have a child victim and tional as she described the same story, Frasier said. alleged incidents. Small Houston 79 46 pcdy Washington,D.C. 59 33 rn Indianapolis 50 27 cdy National Temperature Extremes you have nothing to back alleged rape. The defense contended inaccuracies add up to make Kansas City 83 41 cdy High Friday 101 at Ocotillo Wells, Calif. them up other than their The lone defense witness the prosecution’s evidence the witness not credible, Las Vegas 87 60 pcdy Low Friday 0 at Saranac Lake, N.Y. word, if the jury accepts what was a retired teacher who didn’t overcome reasonable they argued. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Y K The ticker SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 2013 • SECTION B High School Boys Baseball Siuslaw 10, Marshfield 0 Tennis Lowell 5, Reedsport 0 High School Softball sweep Marshfield 13, Siuslaw 0 North Bend 10, Coquille 3 Marshfield 5, South Umpqua 1 Pac-12 Men UCLA 66, Arizona 64 Oregon 62, Utah 45 NBA SPORTS Portland 105, New York 90 Miami 107, Milwaukee 94 Local, B2 • Scoreboard, B3 • Community, B4 Bulldogs, Pirates theworldlink.com/sports ■ Sports Editor John Gunther ■ 541-269-1222, ext. 241 top JC Page B2 Ducks will play for Pac-12 title LAS VEGAS (AP) — Damyean Dotson and E.J. Singler scored 14 points each and Oregon raced away from Utah early for a 64-45 win Friday night in the Pac-12 tournament semifinals. Oregon (25-8) had its regular- season conference title chances spoiled by Utah (15-18) last week- end, but gave the Utes no chance of a repeat upset at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. The third-seeded Ducks built a 14-point lead in the first half and kept the cushion near double fig- ures the rest of the way to earn a spot in today’s title game against No. 21 UCLA. Oregon also stifled Jarred DuBois and Jordan Loveridge, Utah’s top two scorers, all night. DuBois missed all eight of his shots and went scoreless, while Loveridge had eight points on 1- of-10 shooting. Utah shot 29 percent and went 5 of 17 from 3-point range. Contributed Photos by Tom Hutton Brandon Taylor had 13 points Marshfield’s dance team celebrates after learning it won the Class 5A state championship Thursday night in Portland. and senior Jason Washburn added 12 in what’s likely his last game for Utah. The 10th-seeded Utes opened this year’s tournament by knock- Upbeats are state champions ing off No. 7 seed Southern California and followed that up with a 79-69 overtime victory BY JOHN GUNTHER over No. 2 Cal on Thursday night. The World Oregon also needed overtime to get through the quarterfinals, PORTLAND — Over the past few weeks, pulling out an 80-77 win over Marshfield dance coach Debbie Brown kept Washington after Arsalan Kazemi tinkering and tinkering with the squad’s rou- rallied from being benched by tine as the Upbeats were preparing for state. scoring 11 of his 14 points in the She changed multiple sequences in the extra period. dance right up to the team’s dress rehearsal In the semifinals, Oregon came Monday night. out ready to get its revenge for the “It was a crazy last two weeks of the season, title-costing loss, limiting the but this team just remained focused and posi- Utes’ scoring chances while build- tive and kept doing everything I asked of them ing a 14-point lead in the first half. and the dance kept getting better and better,” Utah made 6 of 19 shots in the Brown said. first half and had eight turnovers The end result was sweet for the Upbeats, a that led to 10 points for Oregon. state championship. No. 21 UCLA 66, No. 18 Marshfield edged Milwaukie by less than a Arizona 64: Jordan Adams point to win the Class 5A small division scored 18 of his 24 points in the Thursday night at Memorial Coliseum. second half before breaking his “I really thought we had a chance at a state foot on the final play and No. 21 title if the team would concentrate and work UCLA beat No. 18 Arizona for the together out there on the floor,” Brown said. third time this season, a 66-64 “Their performance was amazing and near The Upbeats perform their routine the first night of the state championships Wednesday. victory Friday night that sends the flawless. They couldn’t have danced that dance Bruins to the Pac-12 tournament any better as individuals or as a team. was 77.94 and The Dalles Wahtonka was third The Upbeats began a long, tear-filled cele- championship game. “I am so excited for them and so proud of with a score of 76.08. bration when the music for their dance was The Bruins (25-8) fought back them.” It was Marshfield’s seventh state title and played, signifying they had won the title. from an 11-point second-half Marshfield finished with a score of 78.53 for first since 2006. It also was Brown’s third title deficit after pulling off a similar the two-day competition. Milwaukie’s score as coach of the Upbeats. SEE UPBEATS | B2 rally against Arizona State in the quarterfinals. Adams triggered it, scoring 17 points in the final 9:57, including 13 straight in one stretch. Marshfield softball team improves to 3-0 Kyle Anderson put UCLA in front on a putback with 22 seconds THE WORLD left and Arizona’s Solomon Hill missed a midrange jumper, sending Marshfield’s softball team shut the Bruins into tonight’s title game. out Siuslaw 13-0 in five innings to Brandon Ashley had 15 points improve to 3-0 on the young sea- and Mark Lyons added 13 for son. Arizona (25-7). The Pirates scored 12 of their runs in the third inning, breaking open a close game. Miami at 21 “We hit the ball a lot better today,” Marshfield coach Floyd Montiel said. “We made adjust- and counting ments to their speed, which we THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hadn’t done in the previous two games.” MILWAUKEE — LeBron James The Pirates greeted Siuslaw and Chris Bosh each scored 28 pitcher Alex Opitz with a steady points, and the Miami Heat made flow of line drives and other it 21 straight wins, beating the assorted hard-hit balls. Milwaukee Bucks 107-94 on “I was pleased with what we Friday night. did at the plate,”Montiel said. Only three other teams have Chelsea Pettett went 2-for-2 won 20 in a row in one season, and with two runs and two RBIs for the the Heat now trail just the 1971-72 Pirates. Abby Osborne also had Los Angeles Lakers (33) and the two hits and two RBIs and 2007-08 Houston Rockets (22) Mackenzie Vick had three RBIs. after moving ahead of the 1970-71 Alicia Hatzel scored two runs. Bucks. Osborne, Breanne Johnson and They withstood an early scare Paige Tavernier each hit doubles By Alysha Beck, The World Marshfield’s Breanne Johnson connects with the ball during the game against Siuslaw on Friday. when Dwyane Wade walked to the for Marshfield. locker room with a neck strain Johnson also had her third- after crashing to the court. Miami seven strikeouts in the win. Gold Beach 16, Glendale 7: straight steady outing on the BASEBALL led by as much as 17 in the third Marshfield is scheduled to The Panthers topped the Pirates mound for Marshfield, allowing Siuslaw 10, Marshfield 0: quarter, then withstood a push by just two hits, including a double by travel to Taft today, though rain is The Pirates were shut out on the for the second time this week, the Bucks to remain unbeaten Ashlee Cole. in the forecast and that game will road by the Vikings. winning on the road to improve to since a loss at Indiana on Feb.1. “Breanne pitched good,” be postponed if the weather is not Marshfield fell to 0-3 on the 2-0 on the season. good. Details were not available. Montiel said of his senior, who had season. SEE NBA | B2

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C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Saturday,March 16,2013 Y K Sports Bulldogs top North Bend, Coquille for first Marshfield softball victory top Tigers THE WORLD THE WORLD she said, adding that the defense was much better North Bend and Marshfield beat vis- North Bend’s softball than in the team’s opener iting Junction City in the girls tennis team got its first win of the Tuesday against Coquille. opener for the two Bay Area schools year Thursday, beating visit- “Both games, they’ve had a Thursday. ing Coquille 10-3. really positive attitude. The Bulldogs topped the Tigers 6-2, The Red Devils scored two They’re really into playing winning three of the singles and three of runs off two North Bend and working hard.” the doubles matches, all in straight sets. errors in the first inning May Rangel had a hit and a “All the girls played well today,”said before Bulldog pitcher run and Naya Phillips, North Bend coach Dustin Hood. Patience Cook Marissa Dollarhide and Kylee Woodman rolled to a 6-0, 6-0 stymied the Darby Dittmer also had hits win at No. 1 singles and North Bend also Red Devils Thursday for the Bobcats. got wins by Allie West and MacKenzee most of the Destiny Serda had a dou- Scott. rest of the Recap ble and triple and Eryn In doubles, the Bulldogs got victories way. Cook McNeil homered for Riddle. by the teams of Taylor Cuzzort and also gave up Hannah Schandalmeier, Raegan Spence just three runs in the season BASEBALL and Bailey Lyon, and Ashley LaBarre opener against Marshfield. South Umpqua 8, and McKenna Reasor. “Patience had four more Marshfield 4: The visiting The Bulldogs host Grants Pass on strikeouts and no walks,”said Lancers broke a late tie to Saturday. North Bend coach Ryan Goll. drop Marshfield to 0-2 on the Marshfield 5, Junction City 3: The “I’m very impressed with her new season. Pirates swept the singles matches to top early in the year.” South Umpqua built a 4-1 the visiting Tigers. The teams were tied 2-2 lead before Marshfield’s Senior captain Javiera Jenriquez had before North Bend broke Tyler Johnson hit a solo a 6-2, 6-0 win at No. 1 singles, loose with four runs in the home run in the fourth described by coach Aron Boesl as a fourth inning. The Bulldogs inning. Doug Malzahn tied “fantastic match.” added one more in the fifth the game with a double an “Lindsay Brown ground out a victory and three in the sixth. inning later. at No. 2 and Colleen Rayburn played a Brittany Hammond had a But the Lancers scored a hard-fought, three-set victory match double and triple and drove in run in the sixth and got a that lasted nearly two and a half hours,” four runs. Rachel Oman was two-run home run by Colton Boesl said. 2-for-4 with a double and Pringle in the seventh. German exchange student Serena three RBIs. Cook and Katie “It was minor stuff again,” Knupper rounded out the singles wins Carroll scored two runs each. Marshfield coach Scott and Marshfield got a win at No. 1 dou- Freshman Tori Howard Carpenter said. “We’re bles by Spencer Hurbis and Abby pitched for the Red Devils. learning. We made minor Clough. The Bulldogs host North mistakes and they took The Pirates host Grants Pass on Valley for a doubleheader advantage of us.” Saturday. today. Carpenter said he was Marshfield and North Bend also Marshfield 5, South happy with his team’s effort. meet for the first of their two annual Umpqua 1: Marshfield’s “The kids played hard By Alysha Beck, The World Civil War matches this week. The boys softball team improved to 2- again,” he said. “If we just North Bend’s Allie West serves the ball during a match against Junction City on Thursday play Monday at Marshfield and the girls 0 on the young season with iron out those little mistakes, afternoon.West beat her opponent in North Bend’s 6-2 victory. meet Tuesday at North Bend. the win at South Umpqua on we’re going to be good to go.” Thursday. Lowell 5, Reedsport 0: The Pirates pounded out The Red Devils held the 10 hits, including three by Braves to one hit in their Busch wins pole with Bristol record Jade Chavez and two by home win. Alicia Hatzel, and broke open Matt Rohde singled for a 1-0 game with three runs in Reedsport’s only hit, though THE ASSOCIATED PRESS And the Houston Texans were rolling mostly in the same time zones. And the fourth inning. the Braves had a few good out the red carpet to make their pitch to Bettman noted it will re-establish “We hit the ball better chances for runs early, BRISTOL, Tenn. — Kyle Busch won safety Ed Reed. numerous rivalries by geography and than we did on Tuesday,”said including leaving the bases his first career pole at Bristol Motor The New England Patriots agreed to tradition. Speedway with a track record qualifying terms with receiver Danny Amendola Marshfield coach Floyd loaded in the first. In the FIGURE SKATING Montiel. “It was nice to see third inning Reedsport had lap. on a deal that would reportedly pay him that improvement.” runners on second and third Busch turned a lap at 129.535 mph in $31 million over five years, moving Chan captures men’s world title quickly after the loss of five-time Pro Chavez scored a run and with two outs and James his Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota to take the LONDON, Ontario — While Patrick Bowl selection Wes Welker. Hatzel had an RBI. Carli Hixenbaugh lined a ball back top starting spot for Chan won his third title at the World On Friday, Greg Jennings has agreed Clarkson hit a double for the up the middle that Lowell’s Sunday’s race. It Figure Skating Championships on to terms with Minnesota, becoming the Pirates. pitcher snagged to end the beat the record of Sports Friday night, there was no doubt Denis latest Green Bay Packer to head across Breanne Johnson had a inning. 128.709 set by Ryan Ten won the night. the border and join their bitter NFC solid outing on the mound, After that, the Braves Newman in 2003, Shorts The little-known skater from North rivals. allowing just three hits. struggled as Lowell starter which had been the Kazakhstan stole Chan’s spotlight — no The Denver Broncos were forced to “She did a good job,” Lincoln Casarez struck out 13 first sub-15 second lap easy thing to do in Canada — with a cut defensive lineman Elvis Dumervil Montiel said. “Both runs so batters. at Bristol. beautifully breezy and technically after a delay in getting paperwork com- far (including one against “We couldn’t hit a curve- Busch’s lap was 14.813 seconds, impressive performance to “The Artist” pleted on a new contract that both par- North Bend) were unearned. ball,” Reedsport coach Todd besting Newman’s lap of 14.908. that surely would have won Uggie’s ties had agreed to. She pitched a lot of outs.” Harrington said. Kasey Kahne qualified second in a approval. Dumervil is now a free agent, Riddle 21, Myrtle Point Among the highlights for Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports Ten won the free skate, but he could- dumped late onto a market where one 4: The Irish broke the game the Braves was a strong with a lap at 128.995, and Busch’s team- n’t overcome the lead Chan had after top defensive end, Cliff Avril, just open by scoring 10 runs in pitching performance by mate Denny Hamlin was third at the short program. signed a two-year deal with Seattle the second inning to beat the Rohde, who struck out six 128.960. Brian Vickers was fourth in a Javier Fernandez of Spain was third. worth an average of $7.5 million a year. host Bobcats. batters and gave up only one Toyota for Michael Waltrip Racing and U.S. champion Max Aaron was sev- The Arizona Cardinals released Though her team gave up run in three innings pitched. Paul Menard was fifth in a Richard enth, ensuring the Americans will have Kevin Kolb, ending the quarterback’s 21 runs, Myrtle Point coach “He pitched really well,” Childress Racing Chevrolet. two spots in Sochi. two injury-filled seasons with the Liz Andy said there were Harrington said. Earlier Friday, Tatiana Volosozhar PRO FOOTBALL team. good things for her squad. The Braves host Myrtle and Makim Trankov won the pairs title, “We only had four errors,” Point on Tuesday. Falcons sign Steven Jackson PRO HOCKEY Russia’s first since 2005. The Atlanta Falcons replaced Their victory was so dominant it Michael Turner with another proven, NHL approves realignment shattered the previous records for both productive running back. The NHL map is finally in order with total score and the free skate. NBA Houston rallied from 20 Steven Jackson, the top running back Detroit and Columbus heading east, Volosozhar and Trankov’s final score of points down in the third in free agency, agreed to a three-year, and Winnipeg moving west. 225.71 was almost eight points better Kobe scoreless quarter to beat Minnesota. $12 million deal with the Falcons on Day The new format goes into effect next than the previous mark, while their Hawks 107, Suns 94: Josh 3 of the NFL’s free agency frenzy season, and will feature two eight-team 149.87 points for the free skate was on bad ankle Smith made a strong return Thursday. divisions in the Eastern Conference, exactly five points higher. From Page B1 to Atlanta’s lineup with 17 Also getting new deals were backup including the Red Wings and Blue They also were almost 20 points points, 11 rebounds and seven quarterback Matt Cassel in Minnesota, Jackets. The Jets will now be part of a ahead of Germany’s Aliona Savchenko assists, and the Hawks led by pass rusher Cliff Avril in Seattle and Western Conference that’s made up of and Robin Szolkowy, winners of four of Miami next plays Sunday double figures throughout cornerback Keenan Lewis in New two seven-team divisions. the previous five world titles. at Toronto, where the win- the final period of a victory Orleans. The New York Giants signed It’s a plan that Commissioner Gary Canada’s Meagan Duhamel and Eric ning streak began on Feb. 3. over Phoenix. defensive backs Ryan Mundy and Aaron Bettman called “fan-friendly,” because Radford, in second after the short pro- Bosh hit from all angles and Bulls 113, Warriors 95: Ross. it aligns teams by divisions that are gram, dropped to third. was 12 of 16 in the game, nail- Luol Deng scored 23 points, ing two 3-pointers. He even Carlos Boozer had 21 points converted a four-point play and nine rebounds, and that made it 67-53 about five Chicago bounced back from Beavers, Ducks win Pac-12 openers on road minutes into the third quarter. its most lopsided loss of the James was his usual dom- season to whip Golden. OSU AND UOFO REPORTS on Arizona dropped to 15-6. pitch, setting the table for for six hits and three RBI to inant self, and Wade finished Two nights after a 121-79 “This is a very good start Conforto. The sophomore hit lead Oregon to a 5-2 win over with 20 points as the Heat shellacking at Sacramento Michael Conforto hit a to Pac-12 play,”Oregon State a towering fly that cleared the USC in the Pac-12 opener for avenged a loss at Milwaukee that renewed calls for Derrick three-run home run and head coach Pat Casey said. fence in left for his fifth home both teams at Dedeaux Field in late December. Rose’s return, the Bulls Matt Boyd limited Arizona to “Both teams came into the run of the season. on Friday night. Lakers 99, Pacers 93: outscored the Warriors 38-17 two hits and two runs in game playing well so it was Boyd, meanwhile, held Thomas and Altobelli both Kobe Bryant lasted just one in the third quarter to snap a seven innings to pace the important to get out to an perhaps the Pac-12’s hottest went 2-for-4 with a RBI, quarter on a severely sprained season-high, five-game road third-ranked Oregon State early lead. Michael did that offensive club to just two hits while Heineman was 2-for-5 left ankle, then watched losing streak. baseball team to a 6-2 win for us and Matt pitched very and two runs — one earned — with a run batted in. Desmond Dwight Howard complete a Nuggets 87, Grizzlies over the 20th-ranked well in the win.” over seven innings in his first Santos and Shaun Chase both go-ahead, three-point play 80: Kosta Koufos scored 18 Wildcats to open Pac-12 Conforto staked the career start against a league added a RBI in the win. with 90 seconds left to help points and grabbed a career- Conference play Friday night Beavers to the 3-0 lead before foe. He earned the win to Jake Reed (2-3) picked up Los Angeles hold off Indiana. high 16 rebounds, helping at Hi Corbett Field. Arizona could register an out improve to 4-0 this season. the win allowing two runs on Bryant started two nights Denver rally to beat Memphis The win pushed Oregon in the first inning. Max Oregon 5, USC 2: Brett five hits over seven innings. after he was hurt but was for its 11th straight victory, State to a 17-1 mark while Gordon reached on a single, Thomas, Scott Heineman Jimmie Sherfy got his sixth ineffective. He went 0 for 4 in their longest streak in 30 years. defending national champi- and Tyler Smith was hit by a and J.J. Altobelli combined save pitching the ninth inning. the first quarter, then went to Mavericks 96, the bench and did not return. Cavaliers 86: Rodrigue He spent the second half Beaubois scored 18 points off Scott said she was proud before moving out of state drill down, making her one of holding a black box with the bench and keyed a UPBEATS of the entire team for its this year. As an added bonus, only four Upbeats to place in wires running down to the fourth-quarter run to lead Bandon places efforts. the trophy was presented by the top six in Debbie Brown’s injured ankle as he cheered Dallas past Cleveland. “We danced as a team and Marshfield Principal Greg 12 years as head coach. on the Lakers (35-32). Wizards 96, Hornets sixth at state did our job,” she said. “It’s a Mulkey. On Friday, the team was George Hill scored 27 87: John Wall put on a rare From Page B1 great day to be an Upbeat.” “Sharing that moment treated to an escort through points for Indiana. shooting show, scoring a sea- For Brown, the trophy with Alyssa and Casi down town when it returned to the Thunder 117, Magic son-high 29 points and presentation was even there on the floor, hearing Bay Area, capping a magical 104: Kevin Durant scored 26 matching his career high “Words can’t explain the sweeter because she was able our music play over the week. points and Russell with three 3-pointers and happiness and complete joy to share the moment with sound system and then Marshfield was one of two Westbrook added 23 to help Washington ran its home when our song came on,” two of her former dancers, watching Mr. Mulkey give South Coast teams compet- Oklahoma City keep up its winning streak to four. senior co-captain Kelsey Alyssa Mulkey, who choreo- our team the state champi- ing Wednesday and dominant play at home with Raptors 92, Bobcats 78: Scott said long after the tro- graphed much of this year’s onship trophy ... it was Thursday. Bandon’s a victory over Orlando. Rudy Gay scored 28 points, phy presentation wrapped routine, and Casi Brown, the amazing,” she said. Hotsteppers finished sixth in Rockets 108, Minnesota Amir Johnson had 12 points up.“We haven’t stopped cry- coach’s daughter, who was The Upbeats also got an the Class 3A-2A-1A division, 100: James Harden scored 37 and a career-high 21 rebounds, ing and screaming in excite- assistant coach and choreog- individual honor when Daysha which was won by Valley points, Jeremy Lin had 24 and and Toronto beat Charlotte. ment.” rapher most recent years Brown placed fourth in the Catholic. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday, March 16,2013 • The World • B3 Y K Sports USA Gage wins vault at meet

THE WORLD Gymnastics Plus, which is a Thomas ties for first out of part of the Boys & Girls Club Gymnastics Plus athlete Julie Gage tied for first of Southwestern Oregon. Ella Thomas tied for first in place in the vault for her age Khaley Aguilar had the her division at the recent group at the big Emerald top all-around finish, placing Tumble by the Bay competi- Classic Team Challenge in fourth in the Level 7 junior tion. Springfield last weekend. division, which also included Thomas tied Abigail MIAMI (AP) — Once The Gymnastics Plus ath- Gage, who was fifth, and Singleton of Umpqua Valley again, the United States lete scored 9.550 to tie Nicole teammates Elise Martin, Gymnasts to match the could only watch as an Hebda of Westside Callista Martin and Ravyn accomplishment of team- opposing pitcher celebrated Gymnastics, making her the Miranda. mates Kenna Jones and Khaley at the World Baseball Classic. top placer for the local team Grace Roderick and Aguilar, winning the all- This time it was 38-year- in the competition, which Payton Davidson competed around title for their divisions. old right-hander Nelson included eight different in the Level 7 child division. Thomas’ place was not Figueroa, who became the teams. Their results are included accurately reported in last pride of Puerto Rico on Friday Gage was one of seven in the Community weekend’s Community night when he led his team athletes in the meet for Scoreboard. Sports section. into the semifinals and elimi- nated the Americans, 4-3. After Figueroa threw his The Associated Press Kindergarten soccer sign-ups start last pitch to end the sixth Puerto Rico’s Luis Figueroa celebrates after his team beat the United inning, he leaped off the States 4-3 in a World Baseball Classic elimination game Friday. mound with a hoot like a kid THE WORLD 541-267-6573. Spring Break Tennis at recess, then ran to catcher elimination, it’s a crapshoot,” The Puerto Ricans Softball The Boys & Girls Club will Yadier Molina to share a hug. manager Joe Torre said. “And advanced for the first time to The Boys & Girls Club of offer spring break tennis “We were supreme Figueroa pitched his tail off the semifinals, which begin Southwestern Oregon is All girls in grades 1 March 26-29 at the William underdogs against that line- tonight.” Sunday in San Francisco. accepting registrations for through 8 can sign up for fast J. Sweet Memorial Tennis up,” Figueroa said. “It was J.C. Romero escaped a They’ll play the Dominican kindergarten pitch softball at the Boys & Center. motivation to show them bases-loaded jam in the Republic on Saturday in the soccer. Girls Club. Boys and girls ages 5-7 can what kind of pitcher I was.” eighth and retired the final final game in Miami, which The Youth Players will be placed on attend from 9 to 10 a.m. for On Thursday, demonstra- four batters for his first save. will determine seedings for program teams based on their age on $10 each day with a current tive Dominicans dominated Center fielder Angel Pagan the championship round. will meet Sports Dec. 31, 2012. club membership the All-Star-laden U.S. caught the final out, trigger- Two-time defending from 5 to 6 The fee is $65 with a cur- A high school doubles squad. The Americans ing a pileup of Puerto Rican champion Japan and the p.m. on rent membership and fee clinic will be offered from 10 endured a scoreless streak of players behind the mound. Netherlands round out the Tuesdays and Thursdays in reductions will be available a.m. to noon each day with a 14 innings spanning the two “When I caught that ball, final four. April at the Southwestern for those who qualify daily fee of $20. defeats, and Figueroa limited I was thinking about my Figueroa (2-0) has a mod- Oregon Community College through April 12. Both sessions will be them to two singles in six country all the way,” Pagan est 20-35 record for six teams soccer field and is designed The first games will be taught by Emory Watson, a shutout innings. said. “We overcome what in nine major-league sea- to teach the fundamentals of played May 11 and players are certified tennis instructor. The Americans have still everyone expected. I think sons, with his most recent soccer while including fun encouraged to sign up early Pre-registration is rec- not won the WBC — or even nobody expected us to be this big-league game in May 2011. games and competitions. The since teams are expected to ommended at the club office reached the final — in three far, but it’s about what we He pitched in Triple-A last fee is $45 with a current club fill quickly. or the tennis center. tries. believe, and we believe we year but dominated the best membership. For more information, call For more information, call “When you play double- can go all the way.” of the U.S. For more information, call 541-267-6573. 541-269-2475. Scoreboard

SOFTBALL Indiana at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. UCLA 66, Arizona 64 15. (13) Casey Mears, Ford, 127.588. NEW YORK YANKEES—Agreed to terms with OF On The Air Friday’s Game Cleveland at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. Oregon 62, Utah 45 16. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 127.512. Brennan Boesch on aminor league contract. Detroit at Portland, 7 p.m. 17. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 127.47. National League Marshfield 13, Siuslaw 0 Southeastern Conference Today Memphis at Utah, 7 p.m. 18. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 127.453. ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Optioned RHP Siuslaw 000 00 — 0 2 1 Thursday, March 14 Men’s College Basketball — Conference USA Sunday’s Games 19. (78) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 127.393. Chase Anderson, RHP Charles Brewer, LHP Eury Marshfield 10(12) 0x — 13 11 0 Second Round championship, Southern Mississippi vs. Orlando at Milwaukee, 10 a.m. 20. (43) Aric Almirola, Ford, 127.377. De la Rosa and OF Alfredo Marte to Reno (PCL) Alex Opitz, Lona Dengler (3) and Ashlee Cole; LSU 68, Georgia 63 Memphis, 8:30 a.m., CBS; America East champi- Miami at Toronto, 10 a.m. 21. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 127.36. and RHP Keon Broxton, RHP Eric Smith and RHP Breanne Johnson and Abby Osborne, Mackenzie Tennessee 69, Mississippi State 53 onship, Albany at Vermont, 8:30 a.m., ESPN; SEC New York at L.A. Clippers, 12:30 p.m. 22. (9) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 127.36. Zeke Spruill to Mobile (SL). Reassigned INF Nick Vick (5). 2B—Siu: Ashlee Cole. Mar: Osborne, Vanderbilt 75, Arkansas 72 semifinals, Florida vs. Alabama, 10 a.m., and Golden State at Houston, 4 p.m. 23. (15) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 127.3. Ahmed, RHP Josh Booty, INF Matt Davidson, C Ed Johnson, Paige Tavernier. Missouri 62, Texas A&M 50 Vanderbilt vs. Mississippi, 12:30 p.m., ABC; ACC New Orleans at Minnesota, 4 p.m. Friday, March 15 24. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 127.258. Easley, LHP David Holmberg, RHP Garrett Mock, semifinals, Miami vs. North Carolina State, 10 Thursday’s Games Oklahoma City at Dallas, 4:30 p.m. Quarterfinals 25. (83) David Reutimann, Toyota, 127.132. INF Chris Owings and RHP Bo Schultz to their a.m., and Maryland vs. North Carolina, 12:30 Marshfield 5, South Umpqua 1 Atlanta at Brooklyn, 5 p.m. Florida 80, LSU 58 26. (30) David Stremme, Toyota, 126.595. minor league camp. p.m., ESPN; Big Ten semifinals, Indiana vs. Marshfield 010 310 0 — 5 10 4 Sacramento at L.A. Lakers, 6:30 p.m. Alabama 58, Tennessee 48 27. (95) Scott Speed, Ford, 126.578. PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Optioned LHP Andy Wisconsin, 10:40 a.m., and Ohio State vs. South Umpqua 000 010 0 — 1 3 4 Vanderbilt 64, Kentucky 48 28. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 126.528. Oliver and C Tony Sanchez to Indianapolis (PCL). Michigan State, 1 p.m., CBS; SWAC champi- Breanne Johnson and Abby Osborne; Renae College Basketball Mississippi 64, Missouri 62 29. (51) A J Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 126.42. WASHINGTON NATIONALS—Optioned OF Eury 30. (34) David Ragan, Ford, 126.403. onship, Prairie View vs. Southern, 1:30 p.m., Schofield, Payton (5) and Bri Bohnenkamp. 2B— Southland Conference Perez to Syracuse (IL) and RHP Nathan Karns, C ESPN2; Big 12 championship, Kansas vs. Kansas 31. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 126.237. Sandy Leon and INF Anthony Rendon to Mar: Carli Clarkson. Men’s Conference Tournaments Semifinals State, 2:30 p.m., ESPN; Mountain West champi- 32. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 125.947. Harrisburg (EL). Reassigned LHP Pat McCoy, INF North Bend 10, Coquille 3 Stephen F. Austin 68, Southeastern Louisiana 57 onship, 3 p.m., CBS; MAC championship, Akron All games Friday unless otherwisde indicated 33. (7) Dave Blaney, Chevrolet, 125.848. Will Rhymes and INF Matt Skole to their minor Coquille 200 0010—3 4 6 Northwestern State 55, Sam Houston State 52 vs. Ohio, 3:30 p.m., ESPN2; Big East champi- 34. (98) Michael McDowell, Ford, 125.74. league camp. North Bend 200 413 x —10 8 3 Atlantic Coast Conference onship, Syracuse vs. Louisville, 5:30 p.m., ESPN; Southwestern Athletic Conference 35. (36) J.J. Yeley, Chevrolet, 125.732. BASKETBALL Tori Howard and Makala Edgar; Patience Cook Thursday, March 14 Southland championship, Stephen F. Austin vs. Semifinals 36. (19) Mike Bliss, Toyota, 125.708. National Basketball Association and Katie Carroll. 2B—NB: Brittany Hammond, First Round Northwestern State, 5:30 p.m., ESPN2; Big West Prairie View 88, Jackson State 75 37. (93) Travis Kvapil, Toyota, Owner Points. CHARLOTTE BOBCATS—Signed G Jannero Rachel Oman. 3B—NB: Hammond. Boston College 84, Georgia Tech 64 championship, 7:30 p.m., ESPN2; Pac-12 champi- N.C. State 80, Virginia Tech 63 Southern U. 72, Alabama A&M 59 38. (87) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, Owner Points. Pargo to a 10-day contract. onship, 8 p.m., ESPN. Riddle 21, Myrtle Point 4 Maryland 75, Wake Forest 62 Western Athletic Conference 39. (47) Bobby Labonte, Toyota, Owner Points. LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS—Signed F DaJuan Auto Racing — NASCAR Spritn Cup Food City 500 Riddle 2(10)1 08 — 21 11 2 Florida State 73, Clemson 69 Thursday, March 14 40. (35) Josh Wise, Ford, Owner Points. Summers to a 10-day contract. practice, 6 a.m. and 9 a.m., Speed Channel; Myrtle Point 100 30 — 4 4 4 Friday, March 15 Quarterfinals 41. (10) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, Owner Points. NEW YORK KNICKS—Signed F Kenyon Martin American Le Mans Series 12 Hours of Sebring, 7:30 Adrian Chandler and Linton; Morgan Newton, Quarterfinals New Mexico State 65, Idaho 49 42. (33) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, Owner Points. for the remainder of the season. a.m., 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Speed Channel; Lyndzi Robbins (4) and Kirsten Canaday, Sayana Miami 69, Boston College 58 Texas State 72, Denver 68 43. (32) Terry Labonte, Ford, Owner Points. FOOTBALL NASCAR Nationwide Series Jeff Foxworthy’s Grit Phillips. 2B—Rid: Jasper, Destiny Serda. 3B—Rid: N.C. State 75, Virginia 56 UTSA 73, Louisiana Tech 67 Failed to Qualify National Football League Chips 300, 11 a.m., ESPN2; NHRA Gatornationals Chandler, Serda. HR—Rid: Eryn McNeil. Maryland 83, Duke 74 Texas-Arlington 83, Utah State 78 44. (44) Scott Riggs, Ford, 124.452. ARIZONA CARDINALS—Released QB Kevin qualifying, 10:30 p.m., ESPN2; Formula One TENNIS North Carolina 83, Florida State 62 Friday, March 15 Kolb. Signed DE Matt Shaughnessy. Agreed to Australian Grand Prix, 11 p.m., NBC Sports terms with CB Antoine Cason on a one-year con- Thursday Atlantic 10 Conference Semifinals Hockey Network. tract. GIRLS Thursday, March 14 New Mexico State 74, Texas State 65 Golf — PGA Tampa Bay Championship, 10 a.m., ATLANTA FALCONS—Agreed to terms with RB First Round Texas-Arlington 69, UTSA 53 NHL Golf Channel, and noon, NBC; LPGA Founders Cup, Marshfield 5, Junction City 3 Steven Jackson on a three-year contract. Charlotte 68, Richmond 63 Women’s Tournaments EASTERN CONFERENCE 1 p.m., Golf Channel; Champions Tour Toshiba Singles: Javiera Henriquez, Mar, d. Morgan CHICAGO BEARS—Agreed to terms with CB Butler 73, Dayton 67 Atlantic GP W L OT Pts GF GA Classic, 4:30 p.m., Golf Channel; European Tour Blankenship, 6-2, 6-0; Lindsay Brown, Mar, d. Friday Games Zack Bowman on a one-year contract. Signed DT Saint Joseph’s 58, Xavier 57 Pittsburgh 28 20 8 0 40 103 79 Avantha Masters, 6 a.m., Golf Channel. Amanda Goodwin, 7-5, 6-4; Colleen Rayburn, Nate Collins to a one-year contract. UMass 77, George Washington 72 Atlantic Sun Conference New Jersey 28 13 9 6 32 71 79 Preseason Baseball — Kansas City vs. Chicago Mar, d. Janessa Francois, 6-7 (6-8), 6-2, 6-1; CLEVELAND BROWNS—Agreed to terms with Friday, March 15 Semifinals N.Y. Rangers 26 13 11 2 28 65 64 Cubs, 1 p.m., WGN. Serena Knupper, Mar, d. Sierra Starr, 6-2, 6-4. RB Chris Ogbonnaya on a two-year contract and Quarterfinals Florida Gulf Coast 73, North Florida 44 N.Y. Islanders 27 12 12 3 27 79 88 Sunday, March 17 Doubles: Spencer Hurbis and Abby Clough, Stetson 67, Mercer 52 TE Gary Barnidge on a three-year contract. Mar, d. Kenzie Kuanduch and Mekaela Larson, 7- Saint Louis 72, Charlotte 55 Philadelphia 29 13 15 1 27 79 88 Men’s College Basketball — SEC championship, Big Sky Conference Northeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA DETROIT LIONS—Re-signed LS Don Muhlbach 6, 4-6, 6-0; Olivia Curran and Kylie Mehlbrech, Butler 69, La Salle 58 to a one-year contract. Announced the retire- 10 a.m., ABC; Atlantic 10 championship, 10 a.m., Semifinals Montreal 27 18 5 4 40 88 69 JC, d. Desiree Guirado and Heather Whitty, 6-4, VCU 82, Saint Joseph’s 79 ment of OT Jeff Backus. CBS; ACC championship, 10 a.m., ESPN; Big Ten Northern Colorado 70, Eastern Washington 64 Boston 25 18 4 3 39 76 54 6-3; Jessia Egel and Elise Starr, JC, d. Jenny UMass 79, Temple 74 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Released S Tom championship, 12:30 p.m., CBS; NCAA selection Montana 74, Sacramento State 53 Ottawa 27 13 8 6 32 64 58 Shaffer and Katrina Garcia, 6-3, 6-1; Andie Big East Conference Zbikowski. Signed DL Ricky Jean Francois. show, 3 p.m., CBS. Toronto 28 15 12 1 31 82 78 NBA Basketball — New York at Los Angeles Williams and Dylan Kenyon, JC, d. Shasta Banks Thursday, March 14 Big West Conference JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Signed CB Alan Ball, and Sierra Banks, 6-3, 6-1. Quarterfinals Semifinals Buffalo 27 10 14 3 23 70 84 Clippers, 12:30 p.m., ABC. Southeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA RB Justin Forsett and DT Roy Miller. Auto Racing — NASCAR Sprint Cup Food City 500, North Bend 6, Junction City 2 Georgetown 62, Cincinnati 43 Pacific 54, Cal State Fullerton 51 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Signed OL Geoff Syracuse 62, Pittsburgh 59 Cal Poly 62, UC Santa Barbara 43 Carolina 26 15 10 1 31 81 72 9:30 a.m., Fox; NHRA Gatornationals, 4 p.m., Singles: Kylee Woodman, NB, d. Morgan Winnipeg 27 14 11 2 30 71 77 Schwartz and CB Sean Smith. Released QB Matt ESPN2. Blankenship, 6-0, 6-0; Allie West, NB, d. Amanda Louisville 74, Villanova 55 Colonial Athletic Association Cassel. Agreed to terms with CB Sean Smith on a Notre Dame 73, Marquette 65 Tampa Bay 27 11 15 1 23 88 83 Golf — PGA Tampa Bay Championship, 10 a.m., Goodwin, 6-1, 7-5; MacKenzee Scott, NB, d. Quarterfinals Washington 26 11 14 1 23 72 78 three-year contract. Golf Channel, and noon, NBC; LPGA Founders Cup, Janessa Francois, 6-1, 6-1; Jessica Fall, JC, d. Tori Friday, March 15 Delaware 51, UNC Wilmington 43 MIAMI DOLPHINS—Signed TE Dustin Keller and Semifinals Florida 28 7 15 6 20 67 105 1 p.m., Golf Channel; Champions Tour Toshiba Shelton, 6-3, 6-2. Hofstra 57, Northeastern 52 WESTERN CONFERENCE WR Brandon Gibson to one-year contracts. Classic, 4:30 p.m., Golf Channel; European Tour Doubles: Taylor Cuzzort and Hannah Syracuse 58, Georgetown 55, OT James Madison 59, Towson 48 MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Signed QB Matt Cassel Louisville 69, Notre Dame 57 Central GP W L OT Pts GF GA Avantha Masters, 6 a.m., Golf Channel. Schandalmeier, NB, d. Kenzie Kuanduch and Drexel 65, William & Mary 31 Chicago 27 22 2 3 47 87 59 and WR Greg Jennings. Signed C Joe Berger and Preseason Baseball — Texas vs. Seattle, 1 p.m., Mekaela Larson, 6-3, 6-3; Olivia Curran and Kylie Big Sky Conference Conference USA St. Louis 27 15 10 2 32 83 79 DB Jamarca Sanford. Root Sports; Chicago Cubs vs. Oakland, 1 p.m., Mehbrech, JC, d. Payton Smith and Karen Semifinals Semifinals Detroit 28 13 10 5 31 73 73 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Signed WR Donald WGN. LaGesse, 7-6 (7-5), 6-2; Raegan Spence and Bailey Weber State 76, North Dakota 74 UCF 89, UTEP 77 Nashville 28 11 11 6 28 65 74 Jones. Signed WR Danny Amendola and RB Leon Hockey — Boston at Pittsburgh, 9:30 a.m., NBC; Lyon, NB, d. Sierra Starr and Andie Williams, 6-1, Montana 70, Northern Colorado 56 Tulsa 72, East Carolina 59 Columbus 28 10 12 6 26 63 76 Washington. Buffalo at Washington, 4 p.m., NBC Sports NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Signed CB Keenan 6-3; Ashley LaBarre and McKenna Reasor, NB, d. Big Ten Conference Horizon League Northwest GP W L OT Pts GF GA Network. Elsie Starr and Madi Kinkade, 6-2, 6-2. Thursday, March 14 Vancouver 26 13 7 6 32 75 72 Lewis to a five-year contract. Monday, March 18 Semifinals NEW YORK GIANTS—Re-signed LB Keith First Round Loyola of Chicago 72, Youngstown State 45 Minnesota 26 14 10 2 30 64 64 NBA Basketball — Miami at Boston, 5 p.m., Pro Basketball Illinois 51, Minnesota 49 Calgary 26 11 11 4 26 75 87 Rivers. Re-signed CB Aaron Ross. Signed S Ryan ESPN; New York at Utah, 7:30 p.m., ESPN. Green Bay 71, Detroit 54 Mundy. Michigan 83, Penn State 66 Mid-American Conference Edmonton 27 10 11 6 26 66 79 Women’s College Basketball — NCAA tourna- NBA Nebraska 57, Purdue 55 Colorado 26 10 12 4 24 65 78 NEW YORK JETS—Signed RB Mike Goodson and ment selction show, 4 p.m., ESPN. Semifinals FB Lex Hilliard. EASTERN CONFERENCE Iowa 73, Northwestern 59 Pacific GP W L OT Pts GF GA Hockey — Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m., Central Michigan 66, Toledo 61 OAKLAND RAIDERS—Signed LB Nick Roach. Atlantic Division W L Pct GB Friday, March 15 Anaheim 26 20 3 3 43 89 64 NBC Sports Network. Akron 70, Ball State 61 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Acquired WR New York 38 25 .603 — Quarterfinals Los Angeles 26 14 10 2 30 76 69 Preseason Baseball — Philadelphia at Atlanta, 10 Indiana 80, Illinois 64 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference San Jose 26 12 8 6 30 62 64 Arrelious Benn and a 2013 seventh-round pick Brooklyn 38 27 .585 1 from Tampa Bay for a 2013 sixth-round choice a.m., ESPN. 1 Wisconsin 68, Michigan 59 Semifinals Phoenix 27 13 11 3 29 77 77 Boston 35 29 .547 3⁄2 and a conditional 2014 draft pick. Signed CB 1 Ohio State 71, Nebraska 50 Hampton 78, Coppin State 52 Dallas 26 12 11 3 27 68 73 Toronto 26 40 .394 13⁄2 Cary Williams to a three-year contract and S 1 Michigan State 59, Iowa 56 Howard 55, N.C. A&T 42 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- Local Schedule Philadelphia 24 40 .375 14⁄2 Kenny Phillips. Southeast Division W L Pct GB Big 12 Conference Missouri Valley Conference time loss. Today Thursday’s Games SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Agreed to terms with x-Miami 50 14 .781 — Thursday, March 14 Friday, March 15 RB Danny Woodhead on a two-year contract. High School Baseball — North Bend at North 1 Quarterfinals Chicago 2, Columbus 1, SO Atlanta 36 29 .554 14⁄2 Quarterfinals SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Signed DE Cliff Avril to a Valley (2), noon; Oakland at Bandon (2), noon; Washington 22 42 .344 28 Iowa State 73, Oklahoma 66 Wichita State 73, Drake 58 Anaheim 2, Dallas 1, SO Marshfiled at Taft, 1 p.m. Boston 4, Florida 1 multiyear contract. Orlando 18 48 .273 33 Kansas 91, Texas Tech 63 Northern Iowa 71, Indiana State 60 WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Re-signed LB Bryan High School Softball — Reedsport at Lowell 1 Pittsburgh 3, Toronto 1 Charlotte 14 51 .215 36⁄2 Kansas State 66, Texas 49 Creighton 60, Southern Illinois 43 (2), noon; Oakland at Bandon (2), noon; North Washington 3, Carolina 2 Kehl. Signed OT Jeremy Trueblood. Central Division W L Pct GB Oklahoma State 74, Baylor 72 Illinois State 59, Bradley 48 HOCKEY Valley at North Bend (2), noon; Marshfield at Indiana 40 25 .615 — Friday, Mach 15 Mountain West Conference N.Y. Islanders 2, Tampa Bay 0 Taft, 1 p.m. Winnipeg 3, N.Y. Rangers 1 National Hockey League Chicago 36 29 .554 4 Semifinals Semifinals ANAHEIM DUCKS—Acquired C David Steckel High School Track & Field — Coquille at 1 St. Louis 3, Phoenix 0 Milwaukee 32 32 .500 7⁄2 Kansas 88, Iowa State 73 San Diego State 67, New Mexico 39 Waldport Invitational, noon. Minnesota 5, Colorado 3 from Toronto for RW Ryan Lasch and a 2014 sev- Detroit 23 44 .343 18 Kansas State 68, Oklahoma State 57 Fresno State 63, Wyoming 62 enth-round draft pick. High School Girls Tennis — Grants Pass at Cleveland 22 43 .338 18 Vancouver 7, Nashville 4 North Bend, 1 p.m. Big West Conference Southland Conference San Jose 4, Los Angeles 3 BUFFALO SABRES—Traded D T.J. Brennan to WESTERN CONFERENCE Semifinals the Florida Panthers in for a 2013 fifth-round High School Boys Tennis — Grants Pass at Southwest Division W L Pct GB Semifinals Friday’s Games North Bend, 1 p.m. UC Irvine 67, Long Beach State 60 Oral Roberts 79, McNeese State 66 Philadelphia 2, New Jersey 1, SO draft pick. x-San Antonio 50 16 .758 — Pacific 55, Cal Poly 53 MINNESOTA WILD—Traded D Chay Genoway to Sunday, March 17 Memphis 44 20 .688 5 Sam Houston State 67 Lamar 61 Calgary 6, Nashville 3 High School Girls Basketball — South Coast Conference USA Southwestern Athletic Conference Detroit 3, Edmonton 2, OT Washington for a conditional 2014 seventh- Houston 36 30 .545 14 round draft pick. All-Star Game, 4:30 p.m., SWOCC. 1 Thursday, March 14 Semifinals Today’s Games Dallas 31 34 .477 18⁄2 MONTREAL CANADIENS—Signed C David High School Boys Basketball — South Coast Quarterfinals MVSU 69, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 69-55 Washington at Boston, 10 a.m. New Orleans 22 44 .333 28 Desharnais to a four-year contract extension. All-Star Game, 6 p.m., SWOCC. Southern Mississippi 81, UAB 66 Prairie View 62, Texas Southern 58 N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. Northwest Division W L Pct GB NEW YORK ISLANDERS—Agreed to terms with Monday, March 18 UTEP 80, Houston 69 Ottawa at Buffalo, noon Oklahoma City 49 17 .742 — Western Athletic Conference F Colin McDonald on a two-year contract exten- High School Baseball — Marshfield at Cottage 1 Memphis 81, Tulane 68 Minnesota at Colorado, noon Denver 45 22 .672 4⁄2 Semifinals sion, through the 2014-15 season. Grove, 4:30 p.m. 1 Tulsa 79, East Carolina 72 Winnipeg at Toronto, 4 p.m. Utah 33 32 .508 15⁄2 Idaho 82, Utah State 81 OTTAWA SENATORS—Signed D Michael Sdao to Friday, March 15 Montreal at New Jersey, 4 p.m. High School Softball — Coquille at Marshfield JV, Portland 30 34 .469 18 Seattle 80, Louisiana Tech 61 a one-year entry-level contract. Signed D Troy 5 p.m. 1 Semifinals Carolina at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. Minnesota 22 41 .349 25⁄2 Rutkowski to a three-year contract. Southern Mississippi 85, UTEP 67 Phoenix at Columbus, 4 p.m. High School Boys Tennis — North Bend at Pacific Division W L Pct GB PHOENIX COYOTES—Signed D Oliver Ekman- Memphis 85, Tulsa 74 Auto Racing Marshfield, 3 p.m. L.A. Clippers 45 21 .682— N.Y. Islanders at Florida, 4:30 p.m. Larsson to a six-year contract. High School Girls Golf — Marshfield at 1 Anaheim at St. Louis, 5 p.m. Golden State 37 30 .552 8⁄2 Mid-American Conference WASHINGTON CAPITALS—Traded D Kevin Springfield Country Club, 1:30 p.m. 1 NASCAR Chicago at Dallas, 5 p.m. L.A. Lakers 35 32 .522 10⁄2 Semifinals Marshall to Toronto for F Nicolas Deschamps Sacramento 23 43 .348 22 Akron 62, Kent State 59 Sprint Cup Food City 500 Lineup Detroit at Vancouver, 7 p.m. and assigned Deschamps to Hershey (AHL). High School Results Phoenix 22 44 .333 23 Ohio 74, Western Michigan 63 After Friday qualifying; race Sunday San Jose at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. SOCCER x-clinched playoff spot At Bristol Motor Speedway Sunday’s Games Major League Soccer Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Boston at Pittsburgh, 9:30 a.m. BASEBALL Thursday’s Games Semifinals Bristol, Tenn. MLS—Suspended Real Salt Lake D Abdoulie San Antonio 92, Dallas 91 Lap length: .533 miles Winnipeg at Ottawa, 2 p.m. Mansally one game and fined him, and Real Salt Thursday’s Games Morgan State 82, Bethune-Cookman 71 Buffalo at Washington, 4 p.m. Portland 105, New York 90 N.C. A&T 78, Delaware State 74 (Car number in parentheses) Lake F Alvaro Saborio undisclosed amounts for South Umpqua 8, Marshfield 4 Friday’s Games 1. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 129.535. Nashville at Edmonton, 5 p.m. Mountain West Conference their actions during Saturday’s game against South Umpqua 101 201 3 — 8 8 3 Toronto 92, Charlotte 78 2. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 128.995. D.C. United. Issued an official warning to Marshfield 001 120 0 — 4 5 4 L.A. Lakers 99, Indiana 93 Semifinals 3. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 128.96. Transactions Sporting Kansas City for a violation of the mass Kyle Westbrook, Christian Evans (4), Colton Washington 96, New Orleans 87 New Mexico 60, San Diego State 50 4. (55) Brian Vickers, Toyota, 128.528. confrontation policy during Saturday’s game Pringle (6) and Garrett Rudy; Vern Stevens, John Atlanta 107, Phoenix 94 UNLV 75, Colorado State 65 5. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 128.356. BASEBALL against Toronto. Hubbard (6), Alek Millican (7) and Andrew Houston 108, Minnesota 100 Pacific-12 Conference 6. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 128.288. American League COLLEGE Sharp. 2B—Mar: Doug Malzahn. HR—SU: Colton Oklahoma City 117, Orlando 104 Thursday, March 14 7. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 128.211. BOSTON RED SOX—Optioned RHP Rubby De La BALL STATE—Fired men’s basketball coach Pringle; Mar: Tyler Johnson. Dallas 96, Cleveland 86 Quarterfinals 8. (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 128.005. Rosa and RHP Allen Webster to Pawtucket (IL) Billy Taylor. Lowell 5, Reedsport 0 Miami 107, Milwaukee 94 UCLA 80, Arizona State 75 9. (56) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 127.946. and C Christian Vazquez to Portland (EL). BUFFALO—Fired men’s basketball coach Reedsport 000 000 0 — 0 1 3 Denver 87, Memphis 80 Arizona 79, Colorado 69 10. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 127.877. MINNESOTA TWINS—Optioned RHP Kyle Reggie Witherspoon. Lowell 201 011 x — 5 4 1 Chicago 113, Golden State 95 Utah 79, California 69, OT 11. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 127.869. Gibson and LHP Caleb Thielbar to Rochester (IL). DRAKE—Fired men’s basketball coach Mark Garrett Kaufmann, Matt Rohde (2), Jordan Today’s Games Oregon 80, Washington 77, OT 12. (20) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 127.852. Reassigned RHP Anthony Slama, C Kyle Knudson Phelps. Ragan (5) and Haden Sams; Lincoln Casarez, Phoenix at Washington, 4 p.m. Friday, March 15 13. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 127.835. and INF James Beresford to their minor league SOUTH ALABAMA—Fired women’s basketball Bigby (7) and Cardwell. 2B—Low: Casarez. Charlotte at Boston, 4:30 p.m. Semifinals 14. (38) David Gilliland, Ford, 127.792. camp. coach Rick Pietri. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K B4 •The World • Saturday, March 16,2013 Y K Community Sports Burtch captures Todd, Boutin win Two Cities title senior tourney titles at North Bend Lanes THE WORLD (53:16) and Caryn Mickelson (53:49). 1,352. Loss and Bob Plew were COOS BAY — Coos Bay The 5-kilometer race was THE WORLD second (1,348) and Charlotte residents Matt Burtch and a runaway victory for Bandon Sheryl Todd won the Peters and Boutin (1,335). Alysha Beck were the overall seventh-grader Hunter women’s singles division and The team title was won by champions in the annual Hutton, who finished with an all-events titles in the Senior the Cliffhangers, a team Run of Two Cities last week- impressive time of 20:13. City Tournament at North including Thelma Fairchild, end. Carter Brown was second Bend Lanes. George Fairchild, Bud Grant The challenging 10-kilo- (26:24) and Jim Clarke third Nick Boutin won the and Bill Kulick. Strikes & meter race includes the hills (27:11). men’s all-events title, which Spares, which included Pat between Mingus Park and Jenni Corbett, Dylan’s includes singles, doubles and Price, George Fairchild, downtown North Bend, wife, was first among women team scores. Yoriko Creque and Jerry including six difficult climbs in 30:29, followed by Rachel Todd had a handicapped Collins, was second. Third before finishing back at the Stappler (32:27) and Jill total of 731 for her series to went to Guys and Guys, park. Davidson (36:25). win the women’s singles title which included Mike Hoyt, Burtch covered the course Complete results are by 33 strokes over Mary Loss. Scott Balogh, Eric Ahlgrim in 42 minutes and 45 sec- included in today’s Randy Freeman was third and Don Bomar. onds, overcoming Dylan Community Scoreboard. with a total of 694. Corbett in the final miles. William Merkow won the Bowers of the year Corbett finished second in St. Patrick’s Day Run men’s singles division by Sandy Jacobson and 43:48, followed by Duane The Epuerto St. Patrick’s nearly 100 pins with a handi- Berrel Vinyard were selected Lindsay in 44:36 and Mark Day Run/Walk is Saturday, capped total of 821. Even senior bowlers of the year at Gagnon in 44:38. March 23, at John Topits Park Contributed Photo by Tom Hutton without adding the handicap North Bend Lanes. Beck was a wire-to-wire in Coos Bay. Matt Burtch of Coos Bay won the annual Run of Two Cities last weekend. his series was over 700. Bud Jacobson bowls in four winner in the women’s race, The 5-kilometer race Grant was second (727) and leagues and is a substitute in finishing in 49:04. That was starts at 10 a.m. and uses the for Relay for Life. The entry For more information, Steve Reed third (716). six others. Her average ranges more than two minutes ahead paved trails around Empire fee for people who have not contact Heather Arzie by In women’s doubles, Janet from 150 to 166. of Tara Ranger (51:19), who Lakes. already signed up is $20 for phone at 541-217-1123 or by Scritchfield and Nancy Lauth North Bend Lanes General was followed by Laura Sevier The event is a fundraiser adults and $10 for students. email at [email protected]. teamed to win the title with a Manager Mark Mattecheck score of 1,294. The pair of said she was chosen “because Loss and Kitty Russell was of the number of leagues she McNally has first 300 of 2013 at NB Lanes second (1,273), followed by bowls in, the fact that she will Todd and Nadine Croucher always fill in when you need THE WORLD hand. Karl Daniel scored a Nelson had a 299 in the third spots in the event. (1,269). her, and because she is one of 298 in the second game of a game of a series that totaled Haynes won a $10 schol- Ray Nichols and Richard the nicest bowlers on the Shawn McNally got the 708 series, leaving two pins 745. arship after posting the sixth Dupret won the men’s dou- planet.” first sanctioned 300 game of standing on his last ball. best score among male bles title with a total of 1,420. Vinyard bowls in five the new year at North Bend The Cash Classic leauge is High School Stars bowlers on Sunday, the sec- They were followed by leagues and subs in five more Lanes this week. turning out to be the place to Four South Coast Bowlers ond of the tournament’s two Nathan LaRue and Chuck and averages 194. He also has Bowling in the Cash get high scores. took part in the Oregon high days. Parks (1,358) and Berrel served on the Oregon State Classic league on Wednesday A week earlier, two other school all-star tournament Haynes had the 11th-best Vinyard and Bob Mast U.S. Bowling Congress board night, McNally rolled his 300 bowlers just missed a 300 in last weekend at North Bend total for boys, while (1,341). for several years. in the first game of what the same league. Lanes. Schofield ranked 31st. Lauth and Richard “And he is always nice to ended up being a 779 series. Bryan Roberts had a 299 David Haynes of Lowery ranked 10th for Gutierrez teamed to win the you when he is beating you,” His other two games were on the second game of his Marshfield, Micah Lowery of girls and Duff ranked 33rd. mixed doubles with a score of Mattecheck said. 256 and 223. series, which ended up being North Bend, Aurora Duff of He was subbing for a 722 series. David Clark had Reedsport and Brian another bowler in the league a 299 on the third game of his Schofield of Siuslaw were and was bowling across from series, which was a 719. among the 84 bowlers from Community Scoreboard another bowler with a hot And this week, Bob around the state who earned Senior City Tournament 1,922; 10. Bob Mast, 1,917; 11. Don Bomar, 1,910; Bowling At North Bend Lanes 12. Michael King, 1,907; 13. Bill Elliott, 1,886; 14. James Hatfield, 1,883; 15. Don Trent, 1,879; 16. Singles North Bend Lanes Bill Henderson, 1,866; 17. Bud Grant, 1,861; 18. Babe Ruth meeting is Sunday Results listed by bowler, followed by handicap Paul Scritchfield, 1,824; 19. Bob Montieth, 1,797; March 4-10 total for three-game series and prize money 20. Mike Weathers, 1,796; 21. Berrell Vinyard, HIGH GAME Women: 1. Sheryl Todd, 731, $50; 2. Mary Loss, 1,788; 22. Chuck Parks, 1,786. South Coast Babe Ruth In addition, elections will hit and run competition. Young at Heart Seniors — Larry ZImin 257, 698, $40; 3. Randy Freeman, 694, $30; 4. Caryl will hold a general meeting at be held for president and Anyone interested in par- Don Bomar 245, Nathan LaRue 244; Sally Curtis Parks, 686, $24; 5. Sally Curtis, 683, $21; 6. Wava 179, Jan Venable 177, Julie Winn 176. Gripp, 683, $21; 7. Carolin Trent, 682, $18; 8. tie- Gymnastics 3 p.m. Sunday at North Bend member at large. ticipating in the league is Monday All-Star Juniors — Micheal Villers 244, Doris Forcia and Maxine Rowling, 674, $15; 10. Fire Hall. Discussion items Other topics will include encouraged to attend. Jordan Clark 234, Alex Minyard 194; Amy Kress Judy Gauntz, 672, $14; 12. Yoriko Creque, 671, Emerald Team Challenge include an update on regis- coaching clinics, batting For more information, call 222, Micah Lowery 212, Arianna Campbell 186. $13; 13. Janet Scritchfield, 670, $13; 14. Marge Gymnastics Plus results Monday Rising Star Juniors — Brenden Smith Novak, 666, $12; 15. Charlotte Peters, 665, $12; Level 7 Child trations, fundraising and practice schedules, coach Mike Taylor at 541-756-5443 or 158, Angel Espat 156, Oscar Morales 151; Emily 16. Kathy Hornstuen, 660, $12; 17. Betsy Vault: team formation. applications and the pitch, Rick Spring at 541-756-4669. Adams 155, Bryanna Decker 152, Regan Marglon, 659, $10; 18. Norma Frost, 658, $10; 19. 15. Payton Davidson, 8.750; 17. Grace Bars: Foxworthy 135. tie-Linda Nichols and Ramona Nelson, 655, $9; Roderick, 8.500. 8. Roderick, 8.950; 11. Beam: Men’s Coast — Bryan Roberts 268, Mike 21. Kitty Russell, 644; 22. Ladonna Burmmit, Davidson, 8.775. 9. Roderick, 8.900; 11. Floor: Brooker 256, Adam Slater 243, Bob Monteith 639; 23. tie-Irma Koivunen, Nancy Lauth, Davidson, 8.500. 7. Roderick, 9.125; 16. 243. Thelma Fairchild and Viola Chambers, 634; 27. Davidson, 8.475. All-Around: 9. Roderick, 35.475; Tuesday Senior Boomers — Bruce Watts 215, Heidi Cross, 632; 28. Dolores Fincher, 625; 29. 12. Davidson, 34.500. * Michael King 193, Paul Scritchfield 192; Judy Carol Roberts, 624; 30. Lucy Hoffman, 620; 31. Level 7 Junior Cutting 194, Randy Freeman 182, Janet Mary Barnes, 612; 32. Joanie Reinas, 603; 33. Vault: 1. Julie Gage, 9.550; 5. Elise Martin, Scritchfield 180. Loretta Hafen, 593; 34. Steph Barrett, 591; 35. 9.275; 7. Khaley Aguilar, 8.850; 8. Ravyn Bay Area Hospital — Craig Wooley 249, Karl Gretta Pillette, 568. Miranda, 8.700; 9. Callista Martin, 8.650. Bars: Daniel 245, Mehrdad Gerami 228; Josie Men: 1. William Merkow, 821, $50; 2. Bud 3. Aguilar, 8.950; 5. Callista Martin, 8.700; 6. Chambers 202, Lisa Wooley 190, Sandra Jacobs Grant, 727, $40; 3. Steve Reed, 716, $30; 4. Gary Elise Martin, 8.100; 7. Miranda, 8.050; 9. Gage, 189. Paulson, 712, $25; 5. Virgil Pekoc, 703, $22; 6. 7.750. Beam: 4. Gage, 8.925; 6. Aguilar, 8.875; 7. Cosmo — Debbie Cramer 238, Janice Seeger Don Bomar, 701, $20; 7. Richard Dupret, 699, Elise Martin, 8.800; 8. Miranda, 8.500; 9. 231, Megan Rivas 222. $18; 8. Bill Elliott, 694, $16; 9. Jerry Collins, 689, Callista Martin, 8.050. Floor: 4. Gage, 9.225; 5. Primers Too Seniors — Nick Boutin 238, Berrel $15; 10. Bruce Walker, 680, $14; 11. Bob Plew, Aguilar, 9.175; 7. Callista Martin, 8.950; 8. Vinyard 231, Chuck Parks 229; Linda Nichols 236, 676, $13; 12. Mike Hoyt, 674, $13; 13. Nick Boutin, Miranda, 8.775; 9. Elise Martin, 8.600. All- Jackie Baggen 201, Thelma Fairchild 199. 673, $12; 14. Joe Poetzl, 670, $12; 15. tie-Bob Around: 4. Aguilar, 35.850; 5. Gage, 35.450; 7. Cash Classic — Shawn McNally 300, Karl Mast and Michael King, 669, $11; 17. Richard Elise Martin, 34.775; 8. Callista Martin, 34.350; Daniel 299, Kelly Swope 279; Toni Smith 256, Gutierrez, 668, $10; 18. Bill Kulick, 651, $10; 19. 9. Miranda, 34.025. Stacey Nelson 236, Debbie Cramer 209. tie-Don Trent and Nathan LaRue, 646, $9; 21. TH Thursday Bumpers — Tiernan Johnson 110, Berrel Vinyard, 639; 22. Paul Scritchfield, 625; Running 9ON Nathaniel Landry 109, Tyler Hendershot 94; 23. Chuck Parks , 622; 24. Bob Fields, 621; 25. ST M 9FIR ¢ Olivya Roe 93, Chloe Wintjen 93, Izabella Rivas James Hatfield, 618; 26. Bill Henderson, 610; 27. Run of Two Cities 84. Eric Ahlgrim, 602; 28. Mike Weathers, 592; 29. March 9 Varsity — Andy Carey 268, Mark Mattecheck tie-Bob Montieth and Wayne Gauntz, 581. 268, Shawn McNally 258, Robert Taylor 258, 10 Kilometers Doubles Male Robert Berry 258. Women: 1. Janet Scritchfield and Nancy Lauth, 30-39 — 1. Matt Burtch, 42:45; 2. Dylan NASCAR — Ryan Lancaster 205, Steven Martin 1,294, $50; 2. Mary Loss and Kitty Russell, 1,273, 204, Greg Horton 204; Nancy Davidson 184, Corbett, 43:48; 3. Basil Pittenger, 48:03; 4. Ovid $40; 3. Sheryl Todd and Nadine Croucher, 1,269, McCuistion, 48:59. 40-49 — 1. Mark Gagnon, Connie Yeager 151, Traci Jackson 147. $30; 4. Nancy Lauth and Sally Curtis, 1,267, $20; Silver Tip Seniors — Bud Grant 247, Berrel 44:38; 2. John Gunther, 45:16; 3. Lawrence 5. Randy Freeman and Loretta Hafen, 1,266; 6. Cheal, 49:20. 50-59 — 1. Duane Lindsay, 44:36; Vinyard 239, Richard Dupret 233; Gloria Surprise Yoriko Creque and Charlotte Peters, 1,231; 7. 205, Linda Nichols 204, Lue Dyer 201. 2. Joe Walker, 48:27; 3. Kent Sharman, 49:40; 4. Thelma Fairchild and Charlotte Peters, 1,230; 8. Tom Hull, 50:19; 5. Rex Miller, 52:08; 6. Eric Friday Bumpers — Nick Seevers 150, Tyson Wava Gripp and Mary Loss, 1,229; 9. Maxine Hamner, 59:36. 60+ — 1. Jerry Roberts, 46:55; 2. Warnken 100, Jake Newsum 98; Kendall Norton Rowling and Mary Loss, 1,224; 10. Janet Tom Bedell, 48:27; 3. Anthony Kenyon, 57:13. 115, Alexis Gillen 101, Caleigh Tompkins 84. Scritchfield and Charlotte Peters, 1,194; 11. Doris Female1 Timber — Brian Fletcher 259, Ron Starks 235, Forcia and Irma Curtis, 1,172. 19-29 — 1. Alysha Beck, 49:04; 2. Tara Ranger, Ron Schaar 214; Debra Huffman 201, Lola Men: 1. Ray Nichols and Richard Dupret, 1,420, 51:19; 3. Andrea Thompson-Poore, 58:28. 30-39 Warrick 184, Sally Sullivan 165. $50; 2. Nathan LaRue and Chuck Parks, 1,358, GET UNLIMITED Jack-n-Jill — Louie Spanix 259, Randy Rice — 1. Caryn Mickelson, 53:49; 2. Jessica Hill, $40; 3. Berrrel Vinyard and Bob Mast, 1,341, 1:02:02. 40-49 — 1. Laura Sevier, 53:16; 2. 246, Dan Graham 244; Amanda Gilpin 201, $30; 4. Richard Dupret and Nick Boutin, 1,315, Deborah Rudd, 57:40; 3. Cheryl Elletson, 1:05:57. Debbie Reiff 153, Kathy MInyard 148. $20; 5. Berrel Vinyard and Bud Grant, 1,285; 6. 50-59 — 1. Julie Woodman, 1:02:54. Sunday Reno — Stephen Reed Sr. 233, Bill Bob Mast and Bob Maontieth, 1,282; 7. Berrel DIGITAL ACCESS Springfels 227, Robert Taylor 224; Michelle Vinyard and Don Boamar, 1,259; 8. Mike Hoyt 5 Kilometers Mullins 212, Viki Springfels 189, Sandra Davis and Don Boamr, 1,257; 9. Don Bomar and Bruce Male 187. Walker, 1,254; 10. Chuck Parks and Nick Boutin, 14-and-under — 1. Hunter Hutton, 20:13; 2. * HIGH SENIORS 1,241; 11. Mike King and Bill Henderson, 1,212. Carter Brown, 26:24; 3. Pierce Davidson, 40:28. Young at Heart Seniors — Larry Zimin 636, Mixed: 1. Nancy Lauth and Richard Gutierrez, 50-59 — 1. Chuck McLauchlin, 52:25. 60+ — 1. Jim FOR ONLY 99¢ Don Bomar 631, Stephen Reed Sr. 631; Sally 1,352, $70; 2. Mary Loss and Bob Plew, 1,348, Clarke, 27:11; 2. Patrick Meyers, 27:26; 3. Kirk Curtis 507, Lue Dyer 502, Julie Winn 483. $50; 3. Charlotte Peters and Nick Boutin, 1,335, Patrick, 43:19; 4. Pete Dawson, 52:25. Monday All-Star Juniors — Micheal Villers $44; 4. Lindsa Nichols and Don Bomar, 1,318, Female 665, Jordan Clark 607, Alex Minyard 528; Micah $40; 5. Nancy Lauth and Nathan LaRue, 1,299, 30-39 — 1. Jenni Corbett, 30:29; 2. Rachel YOUR BEST ONLINE NEWS SOURCE. Lowery 562, Amy Kress 532, Arianna Campbell $36; 6. Sally Curtis and Nick Boutin, 1,297, $26; 7. Stappler, 32:27; 3. Jill Davidson, 36:25; 4. Cynthia 510. Colleen Morgan and Jerry Collins, 1,297, $26; 8. Christensen, 41:34. 40-49 — 1. Lisa Drops, Monday Rising Star Juniors — Angel Espat 415, Loretta Hafen and Mike Weathers, 1,280, $18; 9. 39:38; 2. Kristy Atkins, 40:23; 3. Susan Storbeck, ON YOUR TIME. ANYTIME. Brenden Smith 381, Oscar Morales 372; Bryanna Wava Gripp and Jerry Collins, 1,280, $18; 10. 47:01. 50-59 — 1. Diane Snyder, 41:55. 60+ — 1. Decker 419, Emily Adams 396, Regan Foxworthy Carol Paulson and Gary Paulson, 1,277; 11. Beth Hutton, 37:30. 372. Maxine Rowling and Nathan LaRue, 1,275; 12. Men’s Coast — Mike Brooker 684, Bob Randy Freeman and James Hatfield, 1,271; 13. Road Runs Take advantage of this opportunity and Monteith 679, Bryan Roberts 676. Thelma Fairchild and Bob Montieth, 1,271; 14. Tuesday Senior Boomers — Bruce Watts 547, Linda Nichols and Bud Grant, 1,266; 15. Nancy Upcoming Road Races on the South Coast Paul Scritchfield 538, Michael King 517; Randy Lauth and Mike Weathers, 1,244. For more information on upcoming road get full access to TheWorldLink.com Freeman 513, Judy Cutting 508, Janet Scritchfield 463. Team races and for photos from past events, those Bay Area Hospital — Craig Wooley 666, Karl 1. The Cliffhangers (Thelma Fairchild, George interested can log on to the South Coast *New digital subscribers only. Renewal of monthly rate is $7.95 per month for Daniel 664, Mike Ash 608; Sandra Jacobs 533, Fairchild, Bud Grant and Bill Kulick), 2,694, Running Club’s Web page at www.southcoas- digital access only or $2.95 per month in combination with home delivery. Josie Chambers 508, Lisa Wooley 500. $100; 2. Strikes & Spares (Pat Price, George trunningclub.org. Cosmo — Debbie Cramer 660, Janice Seeger Fairchild, Yoriko Creque and Jerry Collins), 2,657, Epuerto St. Patrick’s Day Run/Walk — 601, Megan Rivas 593. $80; 3. Guys and Guys (Mike Hoyt, Scott Balogh, Saturday, March 23, starting at 10 a.m. at John Primers Too Seniors — Chuck Parks 627, Bruce Eric Ahlgrim and Don Bomar), 2,641, $72; 4. Topits Park in Coos Bay. The 5-kilometer race Walker 625, Don Bomar 621; Linda Nichols 621, Yeee Ha (Richard Dupret, Caryl Parks, Chuck will use the park’s paved trails around Empire Mary Loss 557, Thelma Fairchild 506. Parks and Nick Boutin), 2,636, $68; 5. Pin Pests Lakes and is a fundraiser for Relay for Life. The (Richard Dupret, CHharlotte Peters, Steve Reed Cash Classic — Shawn McNally 779, Karl Daniel entry fee is $20 for adults and $10 for kids. For 708, Kelly Swope 692; Toni Smith 662, Stacey and Chuck Parks, 2,616, $64; 6. Left Overs (Janet Scritchfield, Paul Scritchfield, Kathy Hornstuen, more information, call Heather Arzie at 541-217- Call 541-269-1222 ext. 247 Nelson 641, Rosanne Wales 559. 1123 or contact her by email at heather@epuer- Thursday Bumpers (two-game series) — Gary Paulson), 2,613, $60; 7. Jokers Wild (Nick Boutin, Sally Curtis, Colleen Morgan and Virgil to.org. to sign up or visit Tiernan Johnson 188, Connor Tinkler 183, Salmon Creek Run — Saturday, April 6, start- Nathaniel Landry 181; Olivya Roe 179, Chloe Pekoc), 2,602, $56; 8. Cutting Edge (Ramona ing at 10 a.m. at the corner of Second and Wintjen 166, Izabella Rivas 163. Nelson, Loretta Hafen, Lucy Hoffman and Judy www.TheWorldLink.com/digital Varsity — Mark Mattecheck 712, Shawn Cutting), 2,599, $52; 9. Rug Rats (Nadine Hemlock Streets in Powers. Events include a 5- McNally 694, Robert Taylor 688. Croucher, Betsy Marglon, Stephanie Barrett and kilometer run/walk and 10-kilometer run on NASCAR (two-game series) — Casey McCord Sheryl Todd), 2,594, $48; 10. Redbirds (Mary rolling, paved and gravel roads. The entry fee is 392, Steven Martin 388, Tom Clark 381; Nancy Barnes, Lindsa Nichols, Ray Nichols and Berrel $5 for adults and $3 for students. For more HURRY! Davidson 286, Connie Yeager 281, Traci Jackson Vinyard), 2,582, $44; 11. Two x Two (Sally Curtis, information, call Joe Hallett at 541-439-4485. 260. Kitty Russell, Bob Ellis and Don Bomar), 2,581, Roseburg to Coos Bay Relay — Saturday, April Silver Tip Seniors — Berrel Vinyard 701, Bud $40. 20, with various morning starting times at Offer expires Grant 682, Don Bomar 620; Linda Nichols 581, All-Events Roseburg. This 67-mile relay is for five-person Gloria Surprise 580, Saundra Badgwell 500. Women: Sheryl Todd, 2,016, $15; 2. Randy teams. Each team member runs three legs rang- 3-31-13 Friday Bumpers (two-game series) — Nick Freeman, 2,012, $10; 3. Sally Curtis, 2,009, $8; 4. ing from 3 to 6 miles during the race, which fol- Seevers 243, Jake Newsum 189, Ulian Ocampo- Linda Nichols, 2,007, $7; 5. Mary Loss, 1,951, $6; lows the historic Coos Bay Wagon Road. The 23- Neilsen 178; Kendall Norton 209, Alexis Gillen 6. Doris Forcia, 1,919; 7. Thelma Fairchild, 1,918; mile LaVerne Park to Coos Bay walk relay will be 195, Caleigh Tompkins 156. 8. Yoriko Creque, 1,898; 9. Wava Gripp, 1,894; 9. held in conjunction with the event. The entry fee Timber — Janet Scritchfield, 1,893; 10. Carolin Trent, 1,887; Ron Starks 671, Brian Fletcher 663, is $32 per team member for entries postmarked Ron Schaar 627; Debra Huffman 540, Lola 11. Mary Barnes, 1,881; 12. Maxine Rowling, by April 5 and $37 per team member post- Warrick 492, Sally Sullivan 453. 1,876; 13. Kitty Russell, 1,870; 14. Loretta Hafen, Jack-n-Jill — Randy Rice 617, Louie Spanix 616, 1,869; 15. Charlotte Peters, 1,860; 16. Irma marked between April 6 and April 12. No regis- Logan Thom 555; Amanda Gilpin 542, Laura Curtis, 1,841; 17. Nancy Lauth, 1,827. trations will be accepted after that date. The Men: event is a fundraiser for Camp Millennium, a

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Real Estate | C2 Worship Directory | C4 Money Classifieds | C6 C theworldlink.com/business • Business Editor Gail Elber • 541-269-1222, ext. 234 SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 2013 Learning on the job A courteous

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Community College’s Q: How do I encour- ing conditions. According age my employees to be to the NLRB, “Employees nine-week winter term, courteous to each other could construe protest or in the workplace? criticism of the employer 43 students were placed in A: Courtesy in the as ‘disrespectful’ or ‘inju- workplace is cer- rious to the image workplace internships. Here tainly an impor- or reputation of tant goal. DOWN TO the employer’ and Courtesy is BUSINESS thus fear to seek are some of their stories. defined as polite improvements in behavior and the workplace. For treating others that reason, the respectfully. In NLRB held this this age of elec- policy to be tronic communi- unlawful. cations, less per- So if you as an Small business entrepreneurship son-to-person employer cannot During his internship at the Coos Bay Boat Building Center, business interaction and use employee student Max Massengale helped the organization with social media faster paced work ARLENE policies to and website maintenance. Massengale taught volunteers how to environments, the SOTO encourage cour- update their website and perform search engine optimization. niceties like tesy, what can be Massengale is a returning older student, and his wife is a marine “please,”“thank you” and done? First, follow the biologist studying at the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology in “I’m sorry” seem to be golden rule yourself: Charleston. Once they both graduate, they plan to move to Florida and more the exception than “Treat others as you use his 18-foot sailboat for an ecotourism business in which tourists the rule in some work would have them treat environments. Employers, you.”Behave in a courte- will help transplant coral in the reefs around the Florida Keys. He however, must be careful ous manner toward others wants the freedom of owning his own business, because “you can con- how they move their and encourage staff to do trol the ethics when you are the owner,”he said. agenda to foster work- the same. Don’t tolerate a place courtesy forward. lack of courtesy; stand up Archaeology On September 28, to anyone behaving in a 2012, the National Labor disrespectful manner. Logan Shields, who is pursuing her associate Relations Board (NLRB) Take time to think before of arts transfer degree with the goal of issued a decision regard- talking so you speak with studying archaeology, interned at the Coos ing an employer’s policy logic, not angry emotions. Historical and Maritime Museum. Shields is on courtesy. Karl Knauz Say “thank you” to interested in caring for museum collections Motors Inc. had a policy employees who make the and providing interpretive highlights for the that stated, “Courtesy: effort to do a good job, museum’s visitors. During her internship, Courtesy is the responsi- and acknowledge staff she worked with the collection of photo- bility of every employee. when they go above and graphs and artifacts belonging to Victor Everyone is expected to be beyond to serve cus- West, an area resident who spent most of his courteous, polite and tomers. Encourage life taking photos and recording facts about friendly to our customers, employees to be courte- ships entering and exiting the harbor daily. vendors and suppliers, as ous to others by modeling The Victor West collection documents Coos well as to their fellow the behaviors you would employees. No one should like to see. Bay’s shipping industry during a time when it be disrespectful or use Arlene M. Soto is the was the largest lumber port in the world. profanity or any other director of the SWOCC Shields learned to work with museum language which injures Small Business software and learned how to care for and the image or reputation of Development Center, interpret museum collections. the company.”The NLRB www.BizCenter.org. She reasoned that employees can be reached at 541-756- Prosthetics could misunderstand this 6445, asoto@ policy language as pro- socc.edu, or at 2455 Maple Nathan Head is working toward his asso- hibiting conversations Leaf, North Bend, OR ciate of arts transfer degree, and his with others about their 97459. internship was with Spectrum Prosthetics objections to their work- LLC.A military veteran who served in Iraq, Head has an interest in helping disabled veterans acquire the medical prosthetics that will improve the quality of their lives. At Spectrum, which fabricates many of its Get your shop prosthetic and orthodontic devices from start to finish, Nathan shadowed owner Joe Cuzzort to learn about design and on the screen manufacturing. Head plans to apply to a four-year university prosthetics program. Part of that application requires the can- The Coos Bay didate to log 100 hours at a prosthetics Downtown Association Tell us about it site. Nathan’s internship will give him a will film a commercial for New business? New product? greater chance of being accepted into the downtown Coos Bay on Something business owners April 1 and 2. If you are program of his choice. should know about? Call Gail interested in getting your business in this commer- Elber at 541-269-1222, ext. 234, Welding cial, contact Nathan Jurey tweet @gailtheworld, or email [email protected]. Wesley Wilkerson and at 541-266-9706 or e- Branden Ledsome worked at mail nathan@coosbay- Industrial Steel and Supply downtown.org. ing gutters. as part of their internships Space is limited; TRADE Businesses and first come, first groups can vol- following welding classes at served. WINDS SWOCC. Under supervision, unteer en masse. they cut holes and welded New manager Call 541-267- portions of a boat dock. 5202 to learn how Randy you can donate — Ledsome, who is in his sec- Thompson took ond year in the welding pro- or receive — over in January as labor. gram, said he puts in as manager of the much time as possible at Umpqua Bank Giving is the college welding shop to branch in natural perfect his skills. Reedsport. He’s GAIL been in banking Northwest for eight years, ELBER Natural Gas Co. five with has given $500 to Umpqua, and has been the Little Red the company’s No. 1 asso- Schoolhouse Program in ciate in sales for three of Coos Bay, operated by the the past four years. As Zonta Service Foundation. Contributed photos part of Umpqua’s volun- Since 1998, the Little teer program, he has Red Schoolhouse has pro- instructed financial fit- vided school supplies to Arts could enliven downtown ness classes. He also vol- low-income students in unteers with the Share grades K-6 throughout Bear Snack Pack Program, Coos County. Last year it The Coos Bay Downtown 6-8 p.m. on Thursdays. The legal action that can be South Coast Hospice, provided basic school Association wants to create a cost for the entire series is taken. United Way’s Day of supplies to more than BUSINESS Caring, Special Olympics series of Second Saturday $315 (discounted to $220 for ■ Contacting you outside 4,400 kids. Arts events in the Marshfield BRIEFS chamber members, tribal the hours of 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Reedsport’s Confluence Festival. New in North Bend District. The group will hold businesses and business ■ Continually calling or two presentation and plan- incubator tenants). Enroll- harassing you. During a Bilingual in English and ■ Mossy Rose is open ning sessions about the idea Jurey at 541-266- ment is very limited, and phone call, debt collectors Spanish, he’s married to for business with eclectic at 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. 9706 or email nathan@ preregistration is required. must identify themselves Arena Thompson and has decor and wearables in its Thursday at the Coos Bay coosbaydowntown.org. You must be enrolled by and may not threaten vio- two kids. new location at 777 Vir- Fire Station Community Business center offers March 27. To register, or for lence against you or your Speaking of volunteers ginia St., North Bend: Room, 450 Elrod Ave. additional information, con- family or use profane lan- 541-756-1276. Even if you’re not as Maybe you would like to QuickBooks class tact Mary Loiselle, at guage. ■ Simple Treasures In- energetic as Randy show your talent or provide A 10-week QuickBooks [email protected] or call ■ Contacting you at work, Home Care has moved Thompson, consider an art demonstration or class starts April 4 in Tioga 541-756-6866. unless they’ve been unable into the North Bend classes. Perhaps your busi- 401 on the Southwestern to reach you at your home. pitching in, possibly with DOJ battles collectors your employees or Community Center at ness would like to host an Oregon Community College ■ Calling you more than coworkers, on United 2222 Broadway, Suite D: artist or musician. Maybe campus. Offered by who harass debtors once a week at work. They 541-756-8400. your restaurant would like to SWOCC’s Small Business Under state and federal must stop calling at your Way’s Day of Caring April 27.Last year, 180 volun- ■ Liberty Pub is open at offer a special culinary Development Center, the law, debt collectors are pro- work if you request. 2037 Sherman Ave. Come delight during a Second class includes a 500-page hibited from To notify the Oregon teers worked at the homes of 52 seniors and disabled to marvel at the transfor- Saturday Arts event. manual and free trial soft- ■ Misrepresenting who Department of Justice about people in Coos Bay and mation; stay for the pizza! If so, you’re invited bring ware. Even those with no they are or who they work unlawful debt collection Hours are 4-11 p.m. daily, your ideas and your energy to accounting experience can for. practices, visit oregoncon- North Bend, stacking wood, hauling trash, closed Tuesdays: 541- one of the planning sessions. benefit from the class. ■ Falsely implying the sumer.gov or call 1-877-877- 756-2550. To learn more, call Nathan The 10-week series runs amount of the debt or any 9392. mowing lawns and clean- C M C M Y K Y K

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BY AMY LORENTZEN home? cal and comfortable, is to The Associated Press hang an ornate light fixture Gilded for glamour or chandelier. Intrigued by the drama One of the simplest ways Affordable plaster or sten- and inspired by the sophisti- to achieve the “upstairs” cil medallions placed around cation of British aristocrats look of “Downton Abbey” is light fixtures can be another in “Downton Abbey,” some to apply gold metallic paint eye-catching element. fans are plotting to bring the for a gilded finish on wood Or can use candlelight, series’ style into their own furniture, picture frames, which will bounce off mir- homes, from gilded finishes mirror edges and other dec- rors, glass and crystal, creat- to opulent upholstery to orative items, including ing the sort of warm glow portrait paintings. bookends and lamp stands. that makes the Crawleys’ “We’ve gone so casual in In her living room, multi-course dinners look so the last decade in terms of Barnett, who blogs at enticing. home decor. I think there is a TheDecorologist.com, used desire to be a little more for- gold paint to make a barley- Wonderful walls mal, or a little more glam- twist coffee table appear The return to detail and orous,” says Kristie Barnett, worthy of nobility. Golden decoration includes opulent an interior design blogger in candlesticks and a crystal upholstery, drapes and wall Nashville, Tenn. “That doorknob atop piles of books coverings, says Maxwell doesn’t mean it can’t be finish the look. Gillingham-Ryan, founder family-friendly.” of ApartmentTherapy.com. “Downton Abbey,” in pro- Furniture with flourish “People seem to be ready duction for its fourth season, Richly upholstered set- for more and more luxe features the noble Crawley tees, footstools, chaise materials and dramatic fin- The Associated Press family “upstairs” and its ser- lounges and Bergere chairs ishes,” he says. “Even wall- Intrigued by the drama and inspired by the sophisticated lifestyle of British aristocracy, many “Downton vants “downstairs” in a can add a touch of bygone paper, which was trending Abbey”fans are plotting to bring the PBS series’style into their homes.From gilded finishes to opulent uphol- sprawling country estate. beauty, but you should allow modern, is back to classic stery to portrait paintings, the style holds appeal to those trying to inject a little more formality and glamour The characters are struggling plenty of space for more liv- floral patterns and English into today’s casual home decor. to bring the estate and their able pieces such as a tradi- traditionalism, but often traditional sensibilities into tional sofa. If you can’t with a bit of a twist.” pastels and creams, One of the a rummage sale or consign- a feminine appeal, there’s no the 1920s, a time of social afford new furniture, con- Painted walls are darker, mansion’s expansive drawing ment shop, pick up similar mistaking the bold, mascu- and political ferment. sider adding silk or damask with a gloss finish, experts rooms, for example, features a art and create a small group- line feel of Lord Grantham’s Ornate drawing rooms, throw pillows. say. You can create the pale green wallpaper further ing on one wall. You don’t library. Add jewel-toned flowing boudoirs, vibrant Tapestries and oriental upper-crust feel with bold softened with richly uphol- have to be descended from leather furniture or leather gardens and crisp, clean ser- rugs can be affordable and jewel tones, including emer- stered furniture in a mix of these somber-looking sub- throw pillows to your read- vants’ quarters make the gor- add the feel of affluence. ald and sapphire. rose and classic ivory. jects to bring their sophisti- ing areas for a twist to the geous backdrop for the PBS Also in the traditional Lovely lighting The British nobility takes cation home. muted espresso brown that Masterpiece melodrama. “Downton Abbey” palette, its heritage seriously, and has been popular in recent So how do you bring some Another easy way to says Mary Lawlor, manager of there are painted portraits Lure of the library years. of that aristocratic look into achieve the upstairs style, color marketing for Kelly- and landscapes throughout While many elements of a comfortable modern while keeping things practi- Moore Paints, are refreshing the show’s castle. If you’re at “Downton Abbey” style have SEE DECOR | C3

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DECOR Creating flourishes of Happy hours in the “Downton Abbey” style Continued from Page C2 throughout a home can add interest and refinement. But Consider turning a little- give just a nod to the era — garden: Grow your used dining room into a don’t try to replicate it. study, using the table as a “The idea is to incorpo- hearty desk fit for the lords rate some of the glamour of own cocktails and ladies of your home. that time in our modern-day setting,” Barnett says, BY DEAN FOSDICK into a more concentrated Simple sensibility “without creating a museum The Associated Press mix. Contrasting with the rich in our homes.” A cautionary note: It’s decor of the show’s upstairs Gardening can be an illegal to distill anything in rooms is the subdued, neu- intoxicating hobby, espe- the United States without a tral palette and texture of the UTSMART cially if the botany is booze- license. downstairs staff’s living and UTSMART related. “You can ferment but you working quarters. O YOURYOUR Consider the possibili- can’t distill without the feds “Think natural materials O ties: grapes fermented into knocking on your door,” like linen, cotton, raw wood, CCOMPETITIONOMPETITION!! wine, corn distilled into Stewart said. and a simplistic farmhouse- bourbon, hops used to flavor In addition, know your type aesthetic that is influenc- Place your ad beer and fruit to sweeten plants. “Understand what ing DIY projects,” says Becki here and give liqueurs. you’re doing if you’re out Speakman, trend and design The Associated Press director for Michaels Stores. your business Why run to a liquor store there gleaning,” Stewart Hop plants, which are vigorous climbers and can be trained to grow on when you can savor the har- said. “A lot of plants become One way to fashion the the boost it fences and trellises. Hop seed cones shown here can be used to stabi- vest from your own cocktail solvents when mixed with look is to use washed and needs. Call garden? alcohol. Don’t pick anything lize and flavor beers in the brewing process.High-spirited gardeners are softened painter’s drop- Three processes are that might become poten- transforming their plants into beers, cocktails and liqueurs. cloths for inexpensive cur- 541-269-1222 involved in converting tially deadly.” tains and slipcovers. ents,” Russell said. “We’re Seal, store and sample until Lawlor recommends a Ext. 269 plants into serviceable A dizzying array of plants hoping this will draw them your taste buds tell you it’s drinks: fermentation, distil- has been converted into palette of grounded grays for details further into gardening.” ready to drink. and varnished ivory. lation and mixing, according alcohol over the ages, every- The average liquor bottle ■ Homemade grenadine. to Amy Stewart, author of thing from agave (tequila) to contains a great deal more Peel a half-dozen pome- the new book “The Drunken yams (beer and vodka). than straight alcohol, granates, leaving the seeds GORGEOUSLY LANDSCAPED CORNER Botanist: The Plants That Many plants are used pri- LOT w/a clean 2BR, 1BA home. This Stewart writes. and membranes intact. charming house has a spacious living room, Create the World’s Great marily as garnishes, such as “Once a spirit leaves the Squeeze and filter until dining room, enclosed breezeway, & Drinks” (Algonquin Books). spearmint (mint julep), still, it is subject to endless you’ve made about two cups attached garage. The large master bedroom could be made into a third bedroom. There “Virtually anything that olives (martini) and cherries experimentation with herbs, of juice. Pour that into a is a deck for entertaining & the home is produces sugar — fruit and (Manhattan). spices, fruits, nuts, bark, saucepan, add 1 to 2 cups of conveniently located in a nice Coquille neighborhood. Exercise equipment included. grains — can be used dis- The marketplace is roots and flowers,” she said. sugar, simmer and stir in an A great place for only $150,000. tilled, fermented or drunk,” untapped for this emerging “Some distillers claim to use ounce of vodka, which acts MLS#12484526 Stewart said in an interview. type of niche gardening, said over a hundred different as a preservative. The syrup PRICED REDUCED! Gorgeous, Historic “Most people get involved Tim Russell, a spokesman botanicals in their secret should be good for about a Victorian in great condition w/5BR/bonus with the mixers.” for Territorial Seed Co. in recipes.” month. rooms, 3BA, large living room, breakfast/ eating area, formal dining room, & parlor. Fermenting — adding Cottage Grove. Territorial is So if distillers are contin- ■ Maraschino cherries. This amazing house has a beautiful kitchen, yeasts to turn plant sugars teaming with Stewart to sell uing to experiment, why not Clean and pit a small batch full attic, & large garage/shop that will hold into alcohol — came first, a cocktail-friendly line of gardeners? of fresh, sour cherries. 4 cars. There is a fish pond, deck, & landscaped yard. This stunning Coquille she said. High-proof bever- herbs, fruits, vegetables and Stewart’s garden-themed Loosely fill a Mason jar with home built in 1891 can be yours for only age alcohol (20 percent and flowers. recipes can be the founda- the cherries and cover with $295,000. MLS#12591782 above) came later with dis- “A lot of young people are tion for: brandy or bourbon. Seal the GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY IN tillation, or heating fer- looking to do cooler things ■ Infused vodkas. Fill a jar and refrigerate. COQUILLE. This beautiful triplex with a mented liquids into a vapor in their gardens like grow clean jar with fruit, herbs or Use them in drinks or shop would make a wonderful investment. and then re-condensing that their own cocktail ingredi- spices and then add vodka. over ice cream. There is a 2BR, 1BA unit and two 1BR, 1BA units. This clean triplex has a metal roof and is on a large lot in a nice neighborhood. Live in one unit and rent the other two. This won’t last long at only $199,000. Method in their madness MLS#12502708

In a recent column, I Why is 16 thicker than 20? were smaller than 2 some- tool in the woodworking mentioned using tack rags, It’s all based on weight, but things. arsenal. which prompted a buddy to does that matter? I think of it ■ Dado: It’s nothing but a All in all, it’s best to assign ask a few days later: “What as a frac- groove — say in the side of a a router’s use to someone Mariah Grami Shaun Wright the &^@* is a tack rag?” HOUSE tion: You bookcase into which you’d you don’t like all that well — Principal Broker Real Estate Broker 1 541-290-7808 541-404-8689 Sorry, gang. Sometimes WORKS know ⁄4 of slip a shelf. say, that know-it-all who when you’ve been using a something ■ Rabbet: It’s sort of like a thinks he’s God’s gift to www.gramiproperties.com particular jargon long is smaller dado, but it’s on the edge of a handiness. 1 399C N. CENTRAL , COQUILLE , OR 97423 • (541) 260-4663 enough you don’t realize not than ⁄ 2 of piece of wood. If you were to everyone is speaking the something. place a back on that same same language you are. How about bookcase, you might route a (I won’t bore you with the if you rabbet into which you’d esoteric madness that is the described recess the back so it wouldn’t journalism business; suffice that first show from the side. it to say our terminology is something ■ Route: And I see I’ve colorful, imaginative and STEVE just by its slipped into jargon while KITCHEN BEDROOM hasn’t changed much in the BATIE denomina- explaining jargon. past 200 years.) tor, 4, and Sorry. “Route” refers to 64387 LANDRITH RD., COOS BAY $459,000 It got me to thinking the second the action of using a router.A Newer construction home overlooking Coos River on 25 acres. Over maybe I ought to write a little by its denominator, 2? That router is, hands-down, the 2,100 sq.ft. on one level. Soapstone counter tops in kitchen, Myrtle wood lexicon on some of the more would mean 4 somethings most dangerous hand-held cabinets, Blue Star propane range with commercial hood, and large Electrolux refrigerator. Gigantic shop with three phase power. common terms that crop up Shop is roughly 40’x60’ with carport type extension. Property GIGANTIC SHOP COOS RIVER-(HAS BOAT DOCK) in HouseWorks. Feel free to does have a boat dock on the river. MLS# 13513018 clip this column and pin it to HOME PERFECT! Beautifully laid out 2 bdrm ECT! (was 3) 2bath, 2140sq.ft. manufactured in a nice the bulletin board in your PERF location. Has an added breezeway between the double “Just good ol’ car garage and craft room. Adorable kitchen with an shop — or refrigerator, as the island bar, family rm has a propane fireplace. Ceiling fashioned service” case may be. fans, jet tub, and laundry room, RV parking with additional parking in back with an extra deep garage Jerry Worthen Donna Optiz Randy Hoffine First, tack rags. and shop. This home is everything you would ever need. principal broker 791 Commercial Ave., Coos Bay • (541) 269-5263 broker principal broker $209,000 MLS# 12315266 Also called tack cloths, Well maintained home with many extra. Check it out! www.PacificPropertiesTeam.com these are squares of cheese RIVER & COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST. IVING cloth that have been impreg- Perfect home on the Umpqua River with a dock. Two TRY L story home on 1.4 acre with 5 acres across the street. COUN nated with thinner and a few Open floor plan has kitchen dining area and living rm. drops of varnish. That makes All recently painted. Modern appliances, cabinet galore, spacious counter tops. Huge master suite, two them sufficiently tacky other large bdrms. Deck with view of the river. (poke, poke, get it?) that Basement/shop with wine cellar. All this and more. $415,000 MLS# 12287716 when you wipe a just-sand- NEW LISTINGS ed board with one, it picks up DING COMMERCIAL BUILDING! IL BUIL all the dust, preparing it for R RETA Great parking, easy access. Had LARGE finishing. You’ll find them in been a retail and car service shop at OCEAN VIEWS IN LAKESIDE. one time. Has large pull-up doors. 1/2 acre, 1,846 sq.ft., 3 bedroom, 2 bath the paint department. Building is 6050 sq.ft., does need Before I forget, you should $134,900 MLS# 13042484 some up-dating. Priced right. $ know tack rags will dry out 195,000 and harden if you leave them MLS# 13457201 in open air. Seal them in a plastic zip bag or old BAY VIEWS IN NORTH BEND. spaghetti sauce jar to keep (541) 271-9378 or 1.42 acres, 2,436 sq.ft., 4 bedroom, 2 bath them fresh for many reuses. toll free 1-800-923-1031 Now a few other terms: 1780 Winchester Ave. Reedsport $ ■ d: Nails are sized by the 210,000 MLS# 12157033 www.pacificwestrealty.netwww.pacificwestrealty.net “penny,” abbreviated as “d.” MLS# 13006900 Why? Like a lot of wood- working terminology, this See all our listings & available rental properties at www.OregonBayProperties.com G. OCEAN TRAILS Lot is priced less than one goes back to the ISTIN BEACH NEW L K TO assessed value and $90,000 less than this sold OREGON BAY PROPERTIES, LLC medieval English who T WAL SHOR for in 2005! Corner Lot with excellent 1992 Sherman Ave., North Bend thought their penny coin viewscape. Sidewalks. Underground utilities Office: 541.808.2010 BROOKE YUSSIM, CRS looked a heck of a lot like a including high speed fiberoptic data/internet/tv/ [email protected] Principal Broker/Owner Roman coin called a denar- telephone. Must be seen to be believed. There 541.290.0881 Cell is a deeded trail easement to Beach Loop Road. ius, which they abbreviated Extemely easy access to beach. Easy to as “d.” $$ 449,0009,,000 understand C C and R’s. MLS#13298382 Contents are prepared by the Advertising It was all an advertising NSIDE E Department with contributions from local housing gimmick. The price of 100 TEN OCEAN VIEW ACRES At End of S OCEA COURS 0 ACRE GOLF Oregon Coast industry representatives. Opinions expressed by nails of a certain size was 16 Four Mile Road. Property fronts Laurel 1 RPOSED NEAR P contributors belong to the writers and may not pennies. For 8 pennies you Creek and FourMile Creek. Views of Mountains and ocean. Loaded with Home Finder represent official views of their employers or got 100 nails that each were wildlife. Approved for home, includes professional associations. Nothing in this half that size. That’s why, to an installed and DEQ approved septic A weekly advertising system. Escape to Cool Green supplement published publication may be reproduced in any manner this day, an 8d nail is half the without the specific written permission of the Oregon!! MLS#11331626 $$ by The World size of a 16d nail. 1120,00020,,000 publisher. It makes sense that a 16 Advertising Department 0,000 OCEANVIEW Nearly 160 acres EQUAL something would be bigger R 1,00 OVE IMBER overlooking Northern Curry County with HOUSING that an 8 something, right? F OF T B view of Beautiful Pacific Ocean. Includes OPPORTUNITY Don’t get used to that. We old house, power, huge stand of PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estate advertising handy folks don’t like things merchantable timber. Old homestead. CONTACT US easy — or sensible. The property has a couple of rock in this newspaper is subject to the Fair Housing ■ Gauge: The thickness of features, with one being a large The World Newspaper Act which makes it illegal to advertise” any $ sheet metal — also, the $ outcropping of blue rock. MLS#12405404 preference, limitation or discrimination based on 8895,00095,,000 PO BOX 1840 race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status diameter of electrical wire — Coos Bay, OR 97420 or national origin, or an intention, to make any is described by its gauge. You such preference, limitation or discrimination.” may never buy sheet metal, Daavidvid LL.. DDavisavis Familial status includes children under the age of but you might buy a stainless 18 living with parents or legal custodians, pregnant steel sink, so you ought to HOW TO PLACE women and people who have security custody of know a 16-gauge sink is Realeal EstateEstate children under 18. 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Donnelly Ave. Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:30 am at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Men & Womens Breakfast Bible Study (Friday) ...... 6:30 am Call for information about Youth Ministries, Bible Studies, Bible School Classes 9:45am • Evening Worship 6:00pm Mom-To-Mom Ministry, Men’s Group & Wednesday Family Night for all ages 1290 Thompson Blvd., Coos Bay Youth Meeting (Friday Evening)...... 6pm-9pm Morning Worship 10:45am • Wednesday Prayer & Study 7:00pm Combined Youth Group (Sunday)...... 6 pm-7:00 pm 541-396-2921 • www.ebccoquille.org Thursday Night Youth Group 7:00pm For more info call 541-266-0470 Signing for Hearing Impaired *** Also, Nursery Available www.mayimshalom.org Lutheran FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1140 South 10th, Coos Bay CHURCH OF CHRIST An American Baptist Church CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH & SCHOOL Pastor Gary Rice 2761 BROADWAY, NORTH BEND • 541-756-4844 www.firstbaptistcoosbay.com Sunday Bible Study ...... 9:30 am 1835 N. 15th, Coos Bay • 541-267-3851 Sunday School ...... 9:00 am Sunday Worship...... 10:30 am Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:00 am Pastor Quintin Cundiff Sunday Children’s Church...... 10:00 am Sunday Life Group...... 6:00 pm Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm 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 Where You Can Find A Friend Women’s Bible Study ...... 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Mon.-Fri. 8:45-11:45 am Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm Sunday School...... 9:15 am Morning Service ...... 11:00 am Sunday School ...... 9:30 am SOUTHERN BAPTIST Adult Study ...... 9:00 am Afternoon Service...... 4:30 pm Sunday Morning Service ...... 10:30 am Worship (Child Care Provided)...... 10:30 am Sunday Evening Service...... 6:00 pm faithlutheran-nb.org Wednesday Evening Service ...... 7:00 pm Home of Cartwheels Preschool ~ [email protected] SKYLINE BAPTIST CHURCH “Building People Through Biblical Values” Salvation Army “A Christ Centered, Biblically Based, Family Oriented, Dynamic Fellowship” 3451 Liberty St., North Bend - 541-756-3311 THE SALVATION ARMY (1 block off Newmark behind Boynton Park) GLORIA DEI LUTHERAN ELCA www.sbcnb.org WORSHIP & SERVICE CENTER David Woodruff, Sr. Pastor - Tim Young, Adult & Family Ministries 1290 Thompson Rd., Coos Bay (5 Blocks East of Hospital) 1155 Flanagan, Coos Bay...541-888-5202 Josh Kintigh, Youth & Children, Brenda Langlie, Children’s Director Community Churches Pastor Jon Strasman - 541-267-2347 Lieutenants Kevin and Heather Pope...Corps Officers Sunday School...... 9:00 am & 10:30 am WORSHIP HOURS NEW SCHEDULE Sunday Worship...... 9:00 am& 10:30 am Wednesday Awana...... 6:30 pm Worship Service ...... 8:30 am and 11:00 am Free Kids Meal ...... 9:00 am HAUSER COMMUNITY CHURCH Adult Bible Study ...... 10:00 am Christian Worship ...... 9:30 am Sunday School for All Ages...... 10:00 am Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:45 am 69411 Wildwood Dr., 7 miles north of North Bend All are Welcome (Nursery available for all services) Staff: John Adams, Bill Moldt, Rob Wright, Brion Spore, Nancy Goodman. Catholic Radio broadcast Sunday @ 8:30 a.m. (K-Light 98.7 fm) Seventh-day Adventist Church Sunday Worship Celebration ...... 8:15 & 11:00 am Sunday School ...... 9:45 am Methodist HOLY REDEEMER - NORTH BEND Nurseries provided for all services. Affiliated with Village Missions - 541-756-2591 COOS BAY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST 2250 16th St. - 541-756-0633 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2175 Newmark, Coos Bay 541-756-7413 (West off Broadway) Rev. Laura Beville, Pastor MASSES: Sabbath School Bible Class...... 9:30 am Worship Service...... 10:45 am Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm Worship Service...... 11:00 am Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am Communion 1st Sunday of each month - Confessions: Saturday 4-5 pm or by appointment Handicapped Accessible Pastor Ken Williams Daily Mass: Wed 5:00pm / Thu & Fri 9:00am Coomeme 123 Ocean Blvd. • 541-267-4410 • www.coosbayumc.org Open hearts, open minds, open doors • Childcare Available Unitarian Universalist ST. MONICA - COOS BAY Worshiporship 357 S. 6th St. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, N. BEND UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST (S.C.U.U.F.) 541-756-6959 MASSES: With Us Rev. Jerry Steele, Pastor Located at Pony Village Mall, between AT&T & Sears Stores DIVERSE BELIEFS - ONE FELLOWSHIP Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am SCHEDULE Liberal Religious Organization Spanish Mass: 1 pm Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Confessions: Saturday 3:30 pm - 5 pm or by appt. 10am Sundays at 580 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay. Daily Mass: Tues: 5:30 pm Wed-Fri: 12 pm Celebration Service...... 10:55 am 541-266-7335 Communion 1st Sunday of the month for more information and childcare arrangements Celebration Center Episcopal Nazarene Unity Worldwide Ministries CELEBRATION CENTER EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH NAZARENE - BAY AREA Living the message Jesus preached! 4th & Highland, Coos Bay 541-269-5829 Located in North Bend at 1850 Clark St. (Behind Perry Electric) UNITY BY THE BAY Sr. Pastor Ron Halvorson Now meeting at: Rev. Stephen A. Tyson, Rector “A spiritual community to come home to...” 2389 Sherman Ave., North Bend Sunday School...... 9:30 am (Former Roosevelt School) Sunday Services...... 7:30 & 10:00 am Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:45 am Sunday Celebration Service - 10 am Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm Pastors Ron & Debbie Moore Sunday School Classes...... 9:45 am 2100 Union ~ North Bend • 541-751-1633 Sunday Worship at 10am Wednesday Services: Holy Eucharist ...... 6:30 am NURSERY • CHILDREN’S CHURCH • YOUTH PROGRAM Karen Lowe, L.U.T., Spiritual Leader (Nursery and Kids Church also provided) Holy Eucharist with Healing...... 12 noon BIBLE STUDIES • CARE GROUPS Call Yellow Cab for Free ride to Unity By The Bay. (541)756-4000 • www.celebrationcenter.com Children’s Sermon & Nursery Care For information or directions call 541-756-2004 Office/Bookstore M-W-F 10 – 2 Email: [email protected] Christian Foursquare Non Denominational Word

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH BAY AREA FOURSQUARE CHURCH CALVARY ON THE BAY HARVEST OF FAITH FAMILY CHURCH 466 Donnelly (across from the new Coos Bay Fire Station) “Teaching God’s Word book by book, 2420 Sherman, North Bend • 541-756-5555 Glorifying, Proclaiming and Showing Christ to all chapter by chapter, verse by verse” Bringing help and hope through the Word of God Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Pastors: David & Marilyn Scanlon 131 N. 3rd (Hall Building), Coos Bay (541) 269-1821 Pastor Bart Cunningham Praise and Worship...... 10:45 am Sunday Worship ...... 10:00 am Sunday Service...... 10:30 am Ladies Bible Study ...... Thurs., 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 Children’s Worship and Nursery Care Sunday Worship.....(Nursery & Children’s Church Provided)...... 10:00 am 1954 Union Avenue, North Bend (541)756-1707 We also have small group ministries meeting throughout the week. Pastors David & Bridgette Whinery Pastors Sharron Kay & Jim Womack www.calvaryonthebay.org E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.ba4.org P.O. Box 477, Coos Bay, 541-266-0613

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No pets, no smoking. $695/mo + [email protected] deposit. 541-347-1902 or Market Place Starts October 1, 2012 209-609-5219. Merchandise 2 750 541-267-6278 803 Dogs 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold 808 Pet Care between $501. up to $1000. 609 Rooms for Rent $5.00 Lost Specials Carol’s Pet Sitting 754 Garage Sales ★ ★ North Bend: Room for rent Choose to add a photo in this Your Place or Mine ★Short or Long Term★ $400/month. Merchandise 3 COOS BAY: Furniture, Knick Knacks, special for only $5.00 more ★Excellent References★ Utilities included, Washer/Dryer 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold Toys & Clothing. 4/23 & 4/24 - 8 am 1st Day Free ★541-297-6039★ and kitchen available. between $1001. up to $1500. to 3 pm. 548 14TH AVE EASTSIDE, 1446 Sherman Ave. 541-808-0580 6 lines, ★See us on Facebook★ $7.00 COOS BAY Each additional Day All specials will appear in Papillon purebred puppies not pa- The World, Bandon Western $1.00 Pet Cremation 610 2-4-6 Plexes pered. 3 tri-colored females 6 weeks World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday Garage / Bazaar No Free reruns on same ad. old. Kennel trained, come with kennel. 541-267-3131 Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. All specials will appear in 2 bed 11/2 bath w/garage, No smok- I do not ship! But I do deliver within All specials are category specific. Specials The World, Bandon Western ing, no pets. W/S/G pd. $600 rent reason. $600 541-661-3483 $600 deposit. 1076 Anderson Coos There are no refunds on specials. 6 lines, 1 week World, Umpqua Post, The Link, Bay. Credit references required. Starts October 1, 2012 $12.00 Online & Smart Mobile. 541-294-0775. 541-267-6278 All specials are category specific. All specials will appear in There are no refunds on specials. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Garage W/D The World, Bandon Western Starts October 1, 2012 hookup. Quite - Empire Lake Area. 710 Miscellaneous World, Umpqua Post, The Link, 541-267-6278 Garbage paid. No pet/ smoking - Online/Online Map & Smart Mobile. $650. + dep. 277 Ackerman. 2 rechargeable 12 volt batteries If scheduled before the deadline 541-888-5310 for application charger battery box for fish finders 6 has passed. All prices will be the PET SPECIALS months old. $40. Call 541-888-6524 3 bedroom, 2 bath. same regardless of deadlines. All Choose to ad a photo in this specials are category specific. special for only $5.00 more 1500 sq ft. Laundry hookups, close 20,000 sports cards $99. Starter golf set w/bag $20, TV stand w/2 glass There are no refunds on specials. Pet / Animal to Mall & North Bend schools. No Starts October 1, 2012 smoking, no dogs. W/S/G paid. doors and shelf $10, 6 coats $2 ea. 6 lines, 2 weeks womens jeans $1 ea. womens cloth- 541-267-6278 $750/mo + $400 deposit. 2294 Ev- $12.00 erett. 541-756-7758. ing and accessories $.50ea. 541-888-2012 MASSIVE ESTATE sale 8am 3/1, All specials will appear in Bay view, NB 2 bedroom in upscale Fri-Sun thru March until liquidated. The World, Bandon Western 55 gallon barrel stand with metal 4-plex. Energy efficient, immaculate, 2 Space tiny Entry numbers issued Re- World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday casters $30. Call 541-888-6524 BRIDGE car garage w/opener, luxurious carpet/ stocked daily from outbuildings. By Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. dishwasher, W/D hookups, upgrades EASY Stand 5000. Very good condi- church in Langlois. 541-348-2616 info All specials are category specific. George S. Kaufman, a playwright, should South play in three no-trump no smoking/pets, W/S/G paid. tion. $1600 OBO - Call between 3pm after hrs. SO MUCH STUFF!!! There are no refunds on specials. director and producer who died in after West leads the spade queen? $850/mo + deposit. 541-217-8107 or and 9 pm. 541-888-0728 Starts October 1, 2012 541-217-8072. 541-267-6278 1961, said, “Once upon a time there South’s sequence showed a bal- For Sale: 2 Burial Plots, Prime loca- 756 Wood/Heating were three bears: Papa Bear, Mama anced hand with 23 or 24 points (or a Myrtle Point: Newer duplex, nice, tion at Ocean View. Must be sold to- Bear and Camembert.” good 22). North shrugged his shoul- quiet neighborhood, 2 bedroom. gether. Value is $1400 selling $900. Firewood for sale: Seasoned dry Fir or In the better-known story about ders and raised to game. Private patio, fenced, oak cabinets, Includes $95 transfer fee. Please call Alder. 541-290-3057. 802 Cats dishwasher, garbage disposal. for details at 541-336-8107. the three bears, Goldilocks entered South starts with six top tricks: W/D hookups, private garage, W/S their house through the front door and one spade, one heart and four clubs. FERAL/STRAY CAT Spay & Neuter paid. Ideal for seniors. No pets. FOR SALE: Several wood pallets. Day. 4/7 limited spaces $15, addi- ate the baby bear’s porridge — pre- He could establish three winners in $660/mo + deposit. 541-572-3349. $8.00 Each. Call 541-756-5123. tional wellness pk offered for $15. Call sumably leaving the cheese in the diamonds, but surely the defenders Pets/Animals for info or to book your space For Sale: Two Jeff Dunham tickets for fridge! would then take at least one diamond REEDSPORT 541-808-2377. Clinic hours are showing at Matthew Knight arena 800 At the bridge table, as we have and four spades. Large Townhouse style Sun-Tue 7:30-5, Wed-Thur 10-2. Thursday March 21st. $90.00. Call been studying this week, we need Instead, declarer must assume duplex 541-396-3020. entries for a variety of reasons. In this that the heart finesse is working and 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, 1 car garage, W/D hookups, dishwasher, Golf Balls by the dozen $3. Large red deal, it is to take some finesses. How chase after one spade, four hearts and pellet stove, patio plus fenced yard. boat buoy $35. Redwood double deck four clubs. However, Available now, 700/mo., 1st/ last + bird house $60. Fishing net floats South might need to take $150 deposit. No pets/smoking. $10.ea. Call 541-888-3120 the heart finesse three Tenant responsible for until. Antique sewing machine $250, misc times. This requires three Credit check required. shelves make offer. Hamster cage, Call 541-271-3743 doors — entries — to the brand new, still in box. $15. Circle Y dummy. And they are saddle w/parts and pad $200 Dbl H Boots size 7 $75. 541404-6565 available if declarer is 612 Townhouse/Condo careful with his clubs. BOXES After winning the second BAYFRONT TOWNHOMES Suitable for moving, storage & shipp- Wooded setting, fireplace, decks, ing, good shape, sm. (18x12x10”) to (or first) trick with his view of bay and bridge. big (25x25 x16”). $1. to $3. ea. de- spade ace, South leads 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths. pending on size & qty. No wardrobe his club eight and over- Tamarac 541-759-4380 boxes 541-756-4337 takes with dummy’s nine. Moving Dolly with solid rubber tires He is on the board, so he $30. Call 541-888-6524 takes a heart finesse. Other Stuff New metal and closed animal pin w/ Next, declarer overtakes removable tray on the bottom. Folds his club 10 with dummy’s 700 up with handles. 4ft.x 21/2 ft. x3 ft. jack and takes a second high. $59 541-347-9160 heart finesse. Then he leads the club queen to 701 Furniture Woolrich denim Comforter sets shams and pillows Queen $45 and Twin $35. dummy’s king, takes a Rare Lewis the XV oval dining table, 2 bins stain glass, sheets and pieces third heart finesse, and pegged expandable, 8 chairs 2 mas- $200 ea. Glastar grinder $100. 2 wall claims. ters all pieces intricately carved. Cab- mirrors 18” dia. celtic knot $25. 19 x riole legs. $7,000 OBO. 541-347-9160 23” coppertone $20 541-217-1309

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Guy Cleveland Dynamite Boon takes an extreme step to make that (Bitsie Tulloch) continues work- USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU 40-Year-Old Vir to pay off his debts in happen in the ing with Rosalee (Bree Turner) WGN-A WGN News at Nine Bones ’ (CC) Bones ’ (CC) 30 Rock 30 Rock 30 Rock 30 Rock the new episode “The new episode on fixing her memory in the “Decoy.” new episode “Mr. Sandman.” WTBS King King Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Cougar Married Escape.” Sunday Evening March 17, 2013 Monday Evening March 18, 2013 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 KEZI ABC Funny Home Videos Once Upon a Time Revenge (N) (CC) (:01) Red Widow (N) News (N) Derma KEZI ABC Extra (N) Million. Dancing With the Stars ’ (CC) (:01) Castle (N) ’ News J. Kimmel KCBY CBS 60 Minutes (N) (CC) The Amazing Race The Good Wife (N) The Mentalist (N) ’ News (N) PAC KCBY CBS Jeopardy! 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H counselor. T Coos Bay resident Doug Putas found the “The group therapy helps deal with the encouragement he needed through his behavioral changes,” Lindsay said. “Peer employer’s wellness program. Cardinal support is important.” Dr. Fisher, a 4th generation Services invited employees to set healthy New Year goals and even offered partial Coquillian, is a graduate of reimbursement for costs, such as addiction Community choices counseling or cessation medication. Putas Support can come from the broader socie- Loma Linda University and a few of his colleagues decided to make ty as well. Stephen Brown, Coos County’s 2013 the year to quit smoking. tobacco prevention program coordinator, says School of Dentistry. “I hope we all succeed,”Putas said. “It’ll the most effective way to reduce tobacco use is make us a smoke-free company.” to create tobacco-free spaces where commu- As an avid outdoorsman Dr. Nicotine withdrawal is one reason Putas nity members of all ages work and play. couldn’t quit cold turkey in the past. He “We have to make choices that make it eas- Fisher enjoys the coastal recently scheduled a full physical and con- ier for kids not to get addicted,”Brown said. sultation with his doctor, then filled a pre- Brown organized surveys of more than scenes with his wife, Shannon, scription for Chantix. The medication helps 2,000 people at the 2012 Coos Bay and their two daughters. curb the nicotine craving. Blackberry Arts Festival and Bandon He has seen some side effects. Especially Cranberry Festival, and in 2011 at the Coos the first day, Putas described the feeling as County Fair. He said most of those surveyed “spacey.” He forgot the names of several — even tobacco users — support limiting or He is NOW Accepting New Patients coworkers. banning tobacco use in public spaces and One week into his program, Putas report- events. ed the medication’s side-effects had Brown describes his work as “upstream” Call Dr. Fisher’s Office Today! decreased. He scheduled reading breaks in health care. His goal is to reduce the number place of smoke breaks throughout the day. of tobacco-related health problems and Putas looks forward to better lung capac- deaths by helping young people stay tobac- ity, more energy, and money saved by not co-free. 541-269-21005 54411--226699--22110000 buying cigarettes. He feels upbeat about his In his time as coordinator, Brown has seen long-term success, given the health-con- public school campuses go tobacco free, as scious attitude at work. well as Bandon pubic spaces and Mingus • Crowns • Dentures • Root Canals • Fillings “The support is phenomenal,” he said. Park in Coos Bay. He said residents can • General Family Practice • Complete Preventative Care “And the two, the medication and the group, endorse the trend by talking with communi- together will put me over the top this time.” ty leaders. Also Accepting New Patients: What about e-cigarettes? Ted Jay Terry, DMD 541.267.6673 Don’t expect your physician to recommend electronic cigarettes as a way to quit Roger Dixon, DMD 541.267.6423 smoking. While marketers of so-called e-cigarettes promote the product as a public-friendly Lori Lemire, DMD 541.267.6425 alternative to traditional cigarettes, Oregon’s Tobacco Prevention and Education Department isn’t buying it. Tobacco-free state policies include e-cigarettes with other tobacco products, as of July 2012. Policymakers backed their decision by saying the FDA has not approved e- cigarettes as smoking cessation tools and that e-cigarette use perpetuates the social 44770700 HHighlandHiigghhllaanndd AAve.,Avvee..,, CoosCCooooss Bay,BBaayy,, OROORR norm of smoking. C M Y K C M Y K 3

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He’s sure Sarah Fragoso began with much better mentally and Paleo: It’s a lifestyle anyone gram of eating to maximize cated in a variety of autoim- you’ll notice a difference. the 30-day approach, which physically.” can adapt to. Cordain advis- health and well-being,” said mune diseases other than “A lot of people are she says changed her life. Fragoso is now the author es that pregnant women and Loren Cordain, one of the celiac, and when consumed shocked and surprised by After the birth of her third of “Everyday Paleo” children should slightly creators of the Paleo diet and excessively,promote vitamin lower their protein intake, how much better they feel child, she admits that she (Victory Belt Publishing, author of “The Paleo Diet: deficiency diseases, such as but apart from that, there when they get into it,” says was at a personal low in 2011), a national bestseller Lose Weight and Get pellagra, beri beri, iron and are no limitations to the Wolf. “And this way, they regard to health and fitness. about the diet – complete Healthy Eating the Foods zinc deficiencies,” Cordain shift from everyday eating to You Were Designed to Eat” said. can really figure out what is Through Wolf, a friend of with recipes and lifestyle a caveman-friendly menu. (Wiley, 2010). There’s also the fact that, the appropriate amount for hers whom she met at a advice. She works as a train- “People assume that The Paleo diet nixes according to a 2009 Gallup them to do or not do.” Relay for Life event, she er in the gym Wolf co-owns, people who eat Paleo are dairy, grains and legumes in Poll, a quarter of Americans Some who participate in decided to try out the and has successfully transi- hunting squirrels in the favor of fresh fruit, vegeta- don’t believe in evolution. the 30-day intervention month-long method as a tioned her family to the backyard,” Fragoso says. bles and lean, grass-fed For a diet based on evolu- decide to continue with a means to lose the baby Paleo lifestyle in the process. “But that’s not true. I’m meat. Cordain – along with tionary principles, it may strict Paleo diet, while oth- weight and start feeling Her approach is to see Paleo more aware of where my other scientists, anthropol- sound like a hard sell, but ers borrow the idea but good again. as a positive adventure food comes from, and I’m ogists and physicians – according to Wolf, the Paleo adapt it to their regular eat- “I was not just losing rather than a cruel restric- more conscious of eating studied the diets of 229 diet is more popular than ing habits, so they eat about weight, but my entire per- tion. She says the results food that is locally sourced. hunter-gatherer societies ever.His podcast is in the top 80 percent Paleo and 20 spective on life was chang- have been remarkable. “One In the end, this is just a more from around the world and four in the health category percent non-Paleo. ing,” Fragoso says. “I felt so of my sons had eczema, and sustainable way of living.” mimicked the food cate- on iTunes, and he says he’s gories those groups con- noticed social trends that sumed with foods available indicate a growing interest in in the supermarket. The the Paleo lifestyle. vitamin- and mineral-rich “The information that Get BACK to your BEST diet is said to help maintain we’re giving to people is very diabetes and lower high effective and very easy to with SOUTHWEST! blood pressure. implement,”says Wolf. • Orthopedic • Aquatic Therapy It’s also an effective For people used to ice method for sustainable cream and pizza, a diet like • Work & Sports Injuries weight loss. the Paleo could seem too • Injuries From Accidents The absence of dairy and difficult to maintain. But • Manual Therapy • And More! whole grains has put the for those interested in mak- Paleo diet on the naughty list ing the transition, Wolf of some dieticians and med- suggests starting with a 30- ical associations, but day restrictive phase of according to Robb Wolf, eating on strict Paleo author of “The Paleo guidelines: no dairy, no Solution – The Original grains, but plenty of high- Human Diet” (Victory Belt protein, lean meats and Coos Bay | Bandon | Coquille | Gold Beach | Brookings Publishing, 2010) and host leafy greens. After the 30 541-269-7212 of the hit podcast of the days are up, go back to www.southwestphysicaltherapy.com C M Y K C M Y K 4

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G chocolate is good for your heart. for the health of your heart and your soul. N I slowly melt in your mouth. As the chocolate cocoa percentages from 55 to 72 percent.

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H butter separately), sugar, vanilla and lecithin. T keep your cholesterol from Make sure there is no milk, whey, casein or Take a lesson from the Aztecs, who consid- sonal favorite is Moonstruck (an Oregon “rusting” or oxidizing. If milk fat. ered chocolate “Food of the Gods”and treat- company) Chili Variado. At 68 percent cacao cholesterol oxidizes in your The percentage of solids can be estimated ed it with reverence. Chocolate is not a food with a spicy bite, you can experi- blood vessels, your immune if you don’t see a percentage on the label. If to be chewed and eaten. It is a spice sur- ence chocolate like the Aztecs system tries to protect sur- STEPHANIE sugar is listed first, that means the cocoa rounded by smooth, creamy texture, to and give your heart a rea- rounding tissues by build- POLIZZI content is probably 50 percent or less. Some be experienced like Vivaldi music or a son to skip a beat. ing plaque over the injury. bars, especially milk chocolate, have 10-15 brilliant sunrise. To create the An anti-oxidant may protect percent cocoa solids. The more milk, sugar, ambiance, do nothing else but enjoy against plaque build-up, narrowed arteries and flavors, nuts and other ingredients, the less your chocolate. Prepare your palate ultimately, heart disease. cocoa solids. with hot water or dilute tea. Strong flavors will disrupt the choco- late intensity. Cut your chocolate into pieces about the size of your finger- nail. Put one on your tongue and close your eyes. Don’t chew. Let the chocolate melt completely. Don’t swallow until there is nothing left but liquid. Then wait. The texture of your tongue will hold many flavors long past swal- lowing. By eating chocolate this way, you get more flavor enjoyment and sat- isfaction from savoring this small piece than by chewing and swallowing a bigger one, and you won’t need large amounts to satisfy your crav- ing. This means you can have these indulgences even if you’re watching your waist. Participants in my community workshop have commented that learning to really taste chocolate has helped

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Attention Health and Medical Professionals! Would you be willing to volunteer your skills during an emergency or disaster? Join the Coos County Medical Reserve Corps Today The MRC is a national network of local groups of volunteers committed to improving the health, safety, and resilience of their communities. MRC Volunteers have access to free emergency preparedness and response trainings, as well as the opportunity to participate in emergency exercises and drills. To learn more visit: https://medicalreservecorps.gov/ To become a volunteer, register at: https://serv-or.org/ Coos County MRC Unit Coordinator Michelle Wyatt McClure [email protected] • 541-751-2404

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Classes & Workshops Bend Annex, second floor conference room, 1975 McPherson Ave. Be prepared to pay $10 Thursday, March 21 cash for card if passed. Register at 541-751- Food Handlers Class 3:30 p.m., Bandon 2431. Senior High School cafeteria, 550 Ninth St., Saturday, April 6 S.W.,Bandon. Be prepared to pay $10 cash for card if passed. Register at 541-751-2431. Explore Birds of the Estuary 8-10 a.m., South Slough Reserve Interpretive Center, Friday, March 22 61907 Seven Devils Road, Charleston. Maxi- Medic First Aid CPR Course 6 p.m., The mum of 15 participants, $1 each. Dress for the Salvation Army, 1155 Flanagan Ave., Coos Bay. weather, bring scopes and binoculars. Guided, Course covers adult, child and infant CPR and $1 each birder. Register at 541-888-5558. adult AED. Cost is $10, which includes certifi- Saturday, April 13 cation card. Class size is limited to 12. Register by calling Lt. Kevin Pope at 541-888-5202. Growing and Using Herbs with Jennifer Ewing noon-2 p.m. Saturdays at the Coos Bay Saturday, March 23 Public Library in the Myrtlewood Room, 525 Canning and Food Preserving noon-2 p.m., Anderson Ave., Coos Bay. Coos Bay Fire Station, 450 Elrod Ave., Coos Thursday, April 18 Bay. Sponsored by South Western Oregon Preppers. 541-404-630 Food Handlers Class 1:30 p.m., OSU Exten- sion Office, 631 Alder St., Myrtle Point. Be Saturday, March 30 prepared to pay $10 cash for card if passed. “Fertilize Your Mind” Gardening Seminar 9 Register at 541-751-2431. a.m. to 4 p.m., Hales Center for the Perform- Wednesday, May 15 ing Arts, 1988 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay. Keynote speaker, James Cassidy, soil science Leave Laws in Oregon: Basics of OFLA and instructor with Oregon State University. Dis- FMLA 7:30 a.m. to noon, Oregon Employer plays, information and refreshments available Council South Coast, 2075 Sheridan Ave., during the three-session class. Cost is $25. North Bend. Speaker Joseph Tam. Practical Register by calling 541-572-5263, ext. 240. tips and resources to meet changing laws. Cost is $59. Registration required. Call Becky Tuesday, April 2 at 541-751-8517,or email Rebecca.M.Lunet- Food Handlers Class 1 p.m., The North [email protected]. C M Y K C M Y K 7

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Your job Chetco Activity Center in Brookings bles for disease prevention disease. of converting sugars to chemicals and micronutri- is to consume the same from 9-12. Then we’ll serve a heart- healthy lunch and afterwards, I will and reversal. energy, a process that takes ents like lutein and zeaxan- amount of greens every day As children, we may have Weight management according to your new present “Calcium and Vitamin D” place in the mitochondria in thin. They are rich in folate, from 1-2:30 and 3:30-4:30 we’ll be tried to slip them under the Most vegetables, but dosage of medication. each cell of the body. beta carotene and other talking about “Food Safety for table to the dog or bury them especially DGLs are low in carotenoids and have little, in our napkins. Now as calories. So low, in fact, that Do it for your children Great, easy ways to Go Seniors.” All classes are free. if any fat. They are a luscious Contact Molly at 541-247-3277 for adults, less than 20 percent cup cooked or 1 cup raw has Not only will you benefit color that helps you “eat Green Eat a salad every more information. of Americans get the mini- only 25 calories. You can eat from the healthy ingredients with your eyes” and best of day using the darkest greens For more great health tips, sub- mum needed five fruits and mountains of DGLs without in DGLs, but by eating these all, they are not only readily you can find. Mix up scribe to the free monthly vegetables per day. Maybe the risk of putting on foods in front of your chil- available at most grocers, spinach, arugula, kale, Swiss newsletter Wellness Ink, prepared that’s why we’re seeing more pounds. They are high in dren, they will be more like- but many types of greens chard and collard greens. by OSU Extension Family & disease despite our medical fiber, which initiates the ly to build these healthy eat- can be grown year round in Add some parsley, cilantro Community Health. To subscribe, breakthroughs. And when stretch reflex of your stom- ing habits early in life. You’ll your own back yard, saving or mint greens. Blend raw contact 541-572-5263 ext 292 or e- adults don’t eat their vegeta- ach so your brain gets the live longer to see them grow you money and trips to the cashews with fruit juice for a mail stephanie.polizzi@oregon- bles, they don’t model good signal to stop eating. And by into healthy adults and see grocery store. dressing. Add greens to state.edu. Electronic copies are behaviors to their children. It giving your body all the them model these habits to omelets or atop a sandwich. free. 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