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Being good: Lone scorer: Inside this edition: Ocean Crest Bandon struggles Education ...... A2 In and Around Bandon. . . . A5 students earn against Coquille. Bandon Police Log...... A3 Sports ...... A10 honor. Page A2 Page A10 Opinion ...... A4 Classifieds ...... A8-9 Family: 911 shooting unjustified Police fired between 30 and 50 shots unrelated charge. DA, Sheriff’s Office claim responding after Charles Crum opened his trailer door Kathy Crum con- and allegedly brandished a pellet gun. tends police used officers followed all proper protocol Crum was grazed by one shot and was hit excessive force, and the in the arm with another. He was subse- family has consulted a Portland lawyer about By Amy Moss Strong the older brother of Girly Crum, who is quently arrested. the case. and Tyler Richardson serving a life sentence for killing five peo- Charles Crum has not been charged Charles Crum ini- Bandon Western World ple in Bandon in 1997. with any crimes in connection with the “I feel part of the reason this happened Dec. 25 shooting. tially called 911 at about BANDON — The family of a Bandon is because of who Chuck is related to,”said Police said Crum initially refused 6:15 p.m. that day for an man who was shot by police on Christmas his sister Kathy Crum of Bandon. “It’s treatment for his injuries at Bay Area ambulance because he Chuck Crum Day contends the shooting was unjusti- scary that you can have a health problem Hospital, but Kathy Crum said her broth- was having chest pains, fied. and because of your last name get shot er told her he was later treated at Coquille Charles “Chuck” Wayne Crum, 52, is because of paranoid cops.” Valley Hospital. He remains in jail on an I See Crum, A7 ‘King tides’ Charged environment should roll in today BANDON — Oregon’s coastal residents will expe- rience some of the year’s highest tides this week. The high tides, known as “king tides” will occur Jan. 10, 11 and 12. This week’s tides for Bandon are listed on the sports page, A10, of this issue. King tides are normally occurring events caused by predictable astronomical factors that result in tides that are higher than most high tides. Areas affected by these king tides are susceptible to higher water levels from increased wave heights, winter storms and changes in sea levels. Similarly high tides were seen last month, on Dec. 12-14 and Nov. 13-15. Sea level is predicted to rise over the next century. Several areas of the Oregon coast are already vulnera- ble to high water levels because of their low elevations and proximity to the shore line,according to informa- tion on the King Tide website. Rising sea levels means that areas inundated by today’s highest tides are expected to be inundated more frequently in the By Amy Moss Strong, Bandon Western World future. An electric vehicle charging station is being constructed at Bandon City Hall and should be completed by February. Residents without electric vehicles are allowed to park in the spaces as well, according to the city I See Tides, A7 manager. Bandon’s Electric station nears completion BANDON — The city’s new elec- national nonprofit organization be precluded from coming to population tric car charging station, scheduled that promotes the development of Bandon due to the range of their to be completed by November, is renewable energy resources. The vehicles,”Winkel said. “In addition now set to be done by February. grant will be matched with $30,000 to accommodating local residents The charging station is a carport from the City’s Energy and customers who visit City Hall, grows by 15 structure being constructed over Conservation budget. Those funds the new facility is intended to help the three northernmost parking were already designated for energy promote our tourist businesses by spaces in City Hall’s parking lot conservation and energy efficiency providing a place where electric BANDON — The city’s population grew last adjacent to U.S. Highway 101. The projects. vehicle owners can charge their year, but just barely. structure will support an array of Bonneville Environmental vehicle while they are enjoying a According to the preliminary 2012 population solar panels on its roof to generate Foundation received and awarded meal or shopping.” estimates from the Portland State University electric power. The solar panels will bids for constructing the project. In addition, by starting with a Population Research Center, the July 1, 2012 popu- be connected to the grid to help off- The carport structure was built by single installation, the city can lation estimate for Bandon is 3,100. This represents set some of the electric utility costs Americorp Construction, Inc. from obtain experience operating and an increase of 15 people over last year’s estimate of at City Hall and will feature level 1 Bandon. The solar array and charg- maintaining this type of facility, 3,085, for an annual growth rate just under one half and level 2 chargers for charging ing station are being installed by Sol Winkel said. Its energy production of one percent, or 0.5 percent. electric vehicle batteries, with a Coast Consulting and Design from and usage will be monitored to The 2010 Census count for Bandon showed a connection for electric wheelchairs Coos Bay. City electric and public determine whether it would be cost population of 3,066 as of April 1, 2010, which was and scooters, according to City works crews are also helping on the effective to install solar energy sys- 233 people above the 2000 Census count of 2,833. Manager Matt Winkel. project. tems and electric vehicle charging The Portland State University Population The total budget for the project “There are no public electric stations at other public facilities Research Center was formed in 1956 for the pur- is $97,000. It is being funded by a vehicle charging station on this area and additional locations. An infor- pose of preparing annual population estimates for $67,000 grant from the Bonneville of the South Coast, so tourist visi- I See Council, A7 Environmental Foundation, a tors with electric vehicles can often I See Electric, A7 Judge dismisses impropriety New police vehicles claim in midwife case

By Tyler Richardson porters. Rebeck sat quiet for nearly all of Bandon Western World the proceedings, but afterward she lin- gered in the hallway to hug and greet COQUILLE — A Coos County judge friends. shot down attempts by Marcene In her motion to dismiss, Fine Moro Rebeck’s defense lawyer to have her said Coos County District Attorney Paul manslaughter and homicide charges Frasier told a juror that he had invited dropped Monday. Rebeck to testify at the hearing, but that Attorney Laura Fine Moro argued the she chose not to attend. Fine Moro case against the unlicensed Bandon argued that Frasier created the notion midwife should be dismissed due to an that Rebeck was hiding something. impropriety during a grand jury hearing, Frasier said he told the jury that as well as confusion over how her client Rebeck was under no obligation to come allegedly caused the death of an infant to the hearing and not to assume any- she had delivered. thing because of her absence. The judge But Circuit Court Judge Richard Contributed photo ruled that Frasier did nothing improper. Barron upheld the charges of criminal The Bandon Police Department has acquired two used vehicles that In a separate argument, Fine Moro negligent homicide and second-degree will replace existing vehicles. The pictured 2010 Dodge Chargers said the state was not specific on how manslaughter. Rebeck was indicted on each have about 56,000 miles and were purchased by the city of Rebeck allegedly caused the baby’s the charges in July 2012. Bandon for $9,500 each from Auto Additions in Portland. The vehi- death. She also argued the difference in Fine Moro was unfazed. mindsets between the mainstream cles were previously used by the Woodburn Police Department and “No surprises,” she said after the came fully equipped minus the radios. Sgt. Larry Lynch and officer medical field and unlicensed midwives hearing. would skew the opinions of the state’s James Partee will be driving the vehicles. The hearing was held in a courtroom crowded with lawyers and Rebeck sup- I See Rebeck, A7 C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K A2• Bandon Western World • Thursday, January10,2013 Y K Community Three Three BHS speakers prepare

Oregon Grown, Employee Owned! DAYSDAYS ONLYONLY to display their talent Bandon Western Alaina Russell, Howard. World Humorous “They learn how to BANDON — Members Interpretation, “I Want”; run a show from start to of the Bandon High and Lily Trigg, Prose, finish,” Howard said. “It School Speech Team will “The Frog Prince, is an incredible opportu- MEAT BONANZA! perform a selection of Continued.” nity for teamwork and entertaining pieces next The event will be held meeting challenges. AND week, in their “Sweet at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. Each year, the seniors Speeches” event. 17, at the Sprague and returning juniors Presenters scheduled Community Theater, naturally step into the to perform at Sweet 1202 11th St. S.W. in roles that the previous Super Super Sale! Sale! Speeches include Tyler Bandon City Park. year’s seniors left them Wiprud, Humorous Sweet Speeches is the to fill. It is a joy to watch Thurs., Fri. & Sat. • Dec. 6, 7 & 8, 2012 • 7am - 6pm Interpretation, “Paper or team’s main opportunity the development of the Plastic”; Jeneveve to raise funds for meals speech team members as Available At: Winchell, Humorous and motels for speech they gain experience and Coos Bay • Empire • Lakeside • Reedsport • Gold Beach • Lincoln City Interpretation, tournaments. confidence on the stage.” “Cinderella Wore Speech team mem- Seniors Tyler Wiprud, Combat Boots”; bers not only entertain Winsvey Campos, Alexis TWIN Cheyenne Fogarty, on the stage, they also Busso and Mike Harrison $ .55 $ .65 Dramatic Interpretation, sell tickets, greet the will act as masters of cer- “A Brave Girl”; Sonia audience at the door and emonies. 1 lb . I.Q.F. 1 lb. Havill and Jake Taylor, hand out programs, serve Tickets are $10 for Fresh, Bone-in Boneless, Skinless Dual Interpretation, complimentary cookies adults and $5 for stu- “Action News”; Leo and punch at intermis- dents and available from McGeehon, Humorous sion, and act as stage speech team members by Interpretation, managers and masters of calling Howard at 541- Pork Sirloin Chicken “Wrangler Roy Show”; ceremony, according to 347-4413, ext. 455. Roasts Thighs Good behavior pays off In the Bag $ .95 Cut for Free $ .95 BANDON — Ocean Crest Elementary School 1 lb. into One Package 1 lb. honors students who are Fresh, Southern Grown Whole, Boneless observed doing some- Boneless, Skinless Fresh, Southern thing helpful or kind with the monthly “Caught You Pork Being Good” program. Chicken Students who are “caught being good” are Breasts Sirloins eligible for a monthly drawing. Each of 15 win- ners receives a golden dollar, a pencil and a cer- Whole, $ .65 $ .55 tificate. Contributed photo in the bag, 2 lb. 2 lb. The Bandon Lions Students awarded in November for doing something Cut for free Approximate 10 lb. Package Club provides the prizes helpful or kind include, back row from left: Anthony into One Package for the program. Sabol, Kaylie Martindale, Brendon Smith, Sterling Students “caught” for Williams, Caleb Martin and Chloe Bock. Front row, Fresh 80% November include: from left: Allie Russell, Owen Brown, Kiana Collins, Boneless I Anthony Sabol, for Rhiannon Green, Thomas Shinn, Teagan Lean Angus sharing Pokemon color Montgomery, Sean Ells and Jacob Weston. Not pic- pages with a friend. tured: Jarred Perez. Pork Loins I Kaylie Martindale, Ground Beef for helping spread gravel volunteering to help gomery, for coming to on the new playground. classmates finish their school on time every day, $ .99 Whole, $ .35 I Brendon Smith, for Christmas cards during returning library books in the bag, helping an injured stu- recess. and homework and hav- 2 lb. Cut for free 5 lb. dent at recess. I Kiana Collins, for ing no mouse nibbles. Ground Fresh Daily I Sterling Williams, cleaning up a big mess I Sean Ells, for being into One Package for helping spread gravel without being asked. the first one to bring on the new playground. I Rhiannon Green, something for the food Fresh 85% I Caleb Martin, for for cleaning up a big basket. Boneless Beef helping spread gravel on mess without being I Jacob Weston, for Extra Lean the new playground. asked. returning homework and I Chloe Bock, for I Thomas Shinn, for library books and for Rib-Eye working hard to improve having no mouse nibbles having no mouse nibbles Ground Beef her math facts. in the first 12 weeks of in the first 12 weeks of I Allie Russell, for school and for returning school. TWIN Whole always having great line library books and home- I Jarred Perez, for $ .25 $ .95 manners. work. sharing a pencil during In the Bag I Owen Brown, for I Teagan Mont- Walk to Read. 3 lb. Cut for Free 3 lb. Signature Angus U.S.D.A Select into One Package BHS seniors Boneless Beef Boneless Beef peddle pasta to raise funds Cross Rib Roasts New York Strips The Bandon High School Senior Class will host a spaghetti dinner on $ .95 $ Tuesday, Jan. 29, at the district cafeteria, 455 lb. for Ninth St. S.W. Best Buy 8 6 10 Cost is $6 for adults Whole and $4 for children 16 oz. I.Q.F. younger than 6. There will Table Brand be a modest silent auction Boneless with gift certificates and art offered. The Bandon Beef Tenderloin Maple Bacon Tigers will face Gold Beach at a home basket- ball game after the spaghetti feed in the adja- $ .95 $ .99 OCEAN DRIVE First time on Market. Smell, hear cent BHS gym. and live the grand Pacific Ocean. 4 bedroom custom home with upgrades. Family room, living Proceeds from the din- 9 ea. IQF 3 lb. room, kitchen and dining area on first level. ner will help fund the sen- 31-40 ct. IQF 5 lb. Bag Fireplace. Second level includes master suite and 3 additional bedrooms, 2 bathrooms ior trip, which includes 2 lb. Bag $ 95 upstairs. Kitchen has granite counters and rafting on the Klamath Pacific 19 each features modern appliances. Large deck off $$ River and attending the 3325,00025,,000 back of home. MLS#12311790 Oregon Shakespeare Large, EZ Peel Cooked BUNGALOW in Historic Winsor Heights Area Festival in Ashland. of North Bend. main floor features wood floors throughout. Updated kitchen. Dining Like chess? Raw Prawns Shrimpmeat nook between kithcen and living room. Brick fireplace has a connection for gas insert. 1 bath and 2 bedrooms. Basement is all Coquille plans concrete with wood stove, toilet, laundry facilities and shower, nearly 792 sqft. Drive- $ Jan. 19 event through double carport. MLS#12259497 $1125,00025,,000 A “just for fun” chess CE! AUTOMOBILE SALES/SERVICE PRI tournament for all ages NEW 1.28 acres prime Ocean Boulevard will be hosted by the location with 300 feet of street Coquille Chess Club and frontage. Paved sales lot plus 6000 sqft of showroom, offices and the Southern Oregon service bays. First time offered. Chess League on $$ MLS#12006111 Saturday, Jan. 19, at 9985,00085,,000 Coquille High School. There is no entry fee or prizes. Registration Davidavid LL.. DDavisavis begins at 9:30 a.m. and play begins at 10 a.m. in Limited to stock on hand. No rain checks! Some items may change due to supply Realeal EstateEstate the CHS library. and market conditions. Bonanza items will be wrapped in smaller packages upon request Frred Gerrnandtt,, Brrokerr Cellll:: ((541)) 290--9444 Concessions will be sold. for an additional 30¢ lb. For more information, 1110 Alabama Street, Bandon, OR 97411 Certain prices & items may not be available at all locations. We reserve to limit quantities. No contact Nancy Keller at sales to dealers. We accept: Oregon Trail cards, Credit or ATM Cards. Items are subject to stock Office: (541) 347-9444 or toll free 1-800-835-9444 [email protected] on hand. We reserve the right to correct all printed and/or typographical errors. Website: www.bandonhomes.com m or 541-290-8479. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Thursday, January10,2013 • Bandon Western World • A3 Y K Public Record School Board meeting on Jan. 14 OBITUARIES Gerald Clayton Bechtol BANDON — The Bandon School and Gaye Knapp; BHS student rep- formance of the chief executive Jan. 18, 1934 - Jan. 2, 2013 District Board of Directors will hold resentative Austin Crabtree; direc- officer, a public officer, employee or its regular meeting at 6:30 p.m. tor of operations Hiemer Kiefer. staff member unless the person No service will be held in Chico, Calif., for Gerald Monday, Jan. 14, in the district Reports on the achievement com- whose performance is being “Jerry” Bechtol, 78, of Chico. Interment will be held cafeteria, 455 Ninth St. S.W. pact and the AT&T contract. reviewed and evaluated requests an Jan. 12, at Fairhaven Memorial Park in Agenda items include: Approval Action items: December bills to open hearing and ORS 192.660 Santa Ana, Calif., 714-633-1442. of consent agenda; accept resigna- be paid in the amount of (1)(e) To conduct deliberations with Jerry was born Jan. 18, 1934, in tion of Dave Haueter, HLMS girls $168,306.41. persons designated by the govern- Mineral Wells, Texas. He passed away basketball coach; accept resignation Public input for items not on the ing body to negotiate real property Jan. 2, 2013, in Chico. of Angie Culver, BHS custodian. agenda. transactions. Jerry and his wife moved to Bandon Reports: Enrollment; Executive session under ORS A School Board workshop will be in 1995 from Santa Ana, Calif., and to Superintendent Diane Buche; prin- 192.660 (1)(i) To review and evalu- held at 6:30 p.m. Monday Jan. 28, in Chico in the fall of 2011. cipals Liz Olive, Debbie Greenfield ate the employment-related per- the district cafeteria. Jerry is survived by his wife, Gerald Bechtol Christine; son, Michael; daughter, Rebecca; daughter, Susan; brother, Kenneth; and grandchildren, nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Enloe Bandon police report Hospice, 1390 E. Lassen Ave., Chico, CA 95973. Sign the guestbook at www.theworldlink.com.

Dec. 24 6:12 p.m., assisted out- exchanged. about federal building. 8:05 p.m., family dispute side agency in the 87000 3:56 p.m., request for Dec. 27 in the 700 block of 10th block of Marple Lane. assistance with a person at 7:20 a.m., suspicious Street Southwest. People in Handled by Coos County Umpqua Bank, 1125 U.S. vehicle in the area of yard fighting. Checked Major Crimes Team. Highway 101. Assistance Devil’s Kitchen wayside. area, unable to locate. Dec. 26 rendered. Man called to say person in 8:43 p.m., woman just 12:10 a.m., Highway Deli 6:19 p.m., male hitchhik- a brown van appears to be drove into Bandon with only Mart customer cited on a er, wearing dark clothing, camping in the park. No enough gas to get there, charge of driving while sus- stepping into traffic in the deputy in area. now gas station not open. pended. Vehicle secured in area of U.S. Highway 101 11:17 a.m., caller Went to Ray’s Food Place parking lot, seized suspend- and 11th Street. advised a person in the parking lot, woman refused ed driver license. 6:52 p.m., several juve- Bandon area was being ride. 12:05 p.m., enroute to niles skateboarding in aggressive, would like an Dec. 25 accident at U.S. Highway gated area in the 100 block officer to talk to the suspect. 10:37 a.m., man called 101 and 10th Street. Info of 12th Street. Warned Logged for information. to advise he needed to go to Southern Coos Hospital. 2:06 p.m., Southern Your Complete Coos Hospital called requesting officer for com- Home Center bative patient. Patient was refused pain medication at the hospital. He also was warned not to call 911 for pain medication. OUTDOOR LIVING AND RENTAL STORE Come see us for... Ladies and Mens Wrangler Jeans. Yard debris Mens Wrangler Denim Jackets. removal Come and check out our Livestock and Pet Foods. this week Pet Beds, Travel Cages, Collars, Leashes, Treats and more... How about some Helly Hansen Rain Gear... BANDON — The first Its a great coastal Christmas gift. Great for walking on the beach. brush and yard debris Free gift wrapping for anything purchased in our store. removal event of 2013 will be held during the week of Jan. 14-18. Bandon 1120 Fillmore–Entrance at 11th & Elmira Disposal will pick up piles 541-347-2662 • fax 541-347-1602 of brush and yard debris, Mon.–Fri. 8am–5:30pm • Sat 9am-4pm as well as Christmas trees. City residents are allowed up to a maximum of 5 cubic yards of brush and yard debris (approximate- ly two pickup loads) at no cost. Place brush, yard debris and Christmas trees in the right of way along your street prior to Monday, Jan. 14, and Bandon Disposal will pick them up sometime during that week. There is a maximum of one pile per address and no group piles. This pro- gram is for woody yard debris such as branches, brush, gorse, etc., so other items and materials such as metals, appliances, fur- niture, etc. will not be accepted. Except for Christmas trees, branches must be cut into lengths no longer than 5 feet. Grass clippings and leaves will also be picked up, provided they are placed in biodegradable paper bags. No plastic bags can be accepted. The other free events are scheduled for the first week in May and the last week in October. If you have more than 5 cubic yards of debris, or want debris picked up at times other than the three brush removal weeks, contact Bandon Disposal at 541- 347-9633 for a price quote.

BIRTHS

COQUILLE VALLEY HOSPITAL Winter Noel Converse was born at 4:39 p.m. on Dec. 27, 2012, weighing 8 pounds, 6 ounces. Parents are Kenneth and Canada Converse.

DEATH NOTICES

Oletta Margaret Clampett, 80, formerly of Bandon, died Sept. 8, 2012, in Las Vegas, Nev. Sandra Gosline — 71, of Bandon, died Jan. 7, 2013, in Bandon. Arrangements are pending with Amling Schroeder Funeral Service, Bandon, 541-347-2907. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Y K “There are times when factual information vital to Bandon the citizenry will come to light from sources who WESTERN WORLD cannot, for myriad reasons, be identified.” Editor: Amy Moss Strong — Mark Bowden, editor OPINION The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa A4 • Bandon Western World Thursday,January 10,2013 Taking the first step — banning plastic bags

C&K Market Inc. has taken a fills and other places BANDON spent her birthday on School of Forestry in the early proactive approach to helping where plastic bags often CURRENTS Dec. 1 cheering on the 1960s, Therese herself graduat- the planet by banning plastic end up, including all Beavs as they posted ed from OSU in 1979, her hus- bags at all of its stores. Starting around town on our fre- their record-breaking 77 band in 1980, one of her brothers Monday, the company will only quent windy days as well points against Nicholls in the late 1980s and her daugh- offer paper or reusable bags at as the ocean, where they State. “I would love for ter in 2000. “We proudly wear checkout. It’s a controversial can do considerable harm the team or Coach Riley the orange and black and cheer subject that is difficult to legis- to the sensitive ecosys- to send her something — for our Beavs through thick and late, although Portland, Eugene tem. anything — acknowledg- thin — for over 50 years! I know and Corvallis have successfully I hope the City Council AMY MOSS ing this very cool coinci- my mom would be thrilled with done so. But taking such an will consider discussing a dence,”Therese wrote. “I STRONG an acknowledgment that the approach and offering a 5-cent- initiative for Bandon now was thinking a team Beavs scored 77 points on her per-bag incentive for customers that Ray’s has led the way. photo taken during the Nicholls 77th birthday.” to use reusable bags is com- Beavers show their State game that said Happy 77th mendable. See the story in this Birthday Donna Reilly, signed by As the result of Therese’s let- issue on page A7. appreciation for avid fan some of the team members and ter, Coach Riley sent Donna a I know I often forget my Longtime Bandon resident Coach Riley.” signed commemorative football. reusable bags, but I will make Donna Reilly received a special Therese went on to explain to Residents may know Donna more of an effort to put them in gift for her 77th birthday, thanks Gary Beck of OSU that not only from her work as long-time the car on my way to the grocery to her daughter. Therese Reilly have her parents Jim and Donna office manager for Southern store. It’s an easy but important Kent, who now lives in Arizona, Reilly been Beaver football fans Coos Hospital. A sweet lady, step in controlling the amount wrote to Oregon State Beavers since the early 1960s, but Jim Donna definitely deserved such of non-recyclables in our land- Coach Mike Riley after Donna Reilly graduated from OSU’s an honor. Letters Also announced: The winners of the 30th annual are asking for new and younger members to help us Stay tuned on swimming pool Guerin Memorial Essay Contest, open to grades sev- with our many service projects. On behalf of the Bandon Community Swimming enth through 12th to encourage awareness of natural Our club built the Good Neighbors food distribution Pool Development Corporation, I would like to thank resource issues among kids. building, the serving sheds and stage in City Park and all of the donors in 2012 who helped bring the concept Essay contest awards were presented by Anne our club maintained them for many years. of a Bandon community swimming pool that much Guerin and Cheryl Griffith, daughters of the late Tom We have a free Easter egg hunt for the children each closer to reality. This year the BCSPDC has raised more and Dorothy Guerin. A plaque with the first-place year, we sponsor the Boy Scouts and give them a meet- than $40,000 from grants and donations from such winner’s name will be displayed at Myrtle Point ing place. institutions as the Smart Family Foundation, The Junior/Senior High School for the coming year. We support the Local Aid Fund, the Bandon High Sprague Foundation and Cycle Oregon. The winners were: School Speech Team, BRAVO and Caught Being Good I would also like to thank the residents of Bandon for Ireland Tall Hunter, first place, received $150 and a at Ocean Crest Elementary School. We give scholar- all of the quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies that certificate. Ireland read her essay entitled ships to graduating Bandon High School seniors. We totaled more than $1,300 for the year. Most of all, the “Conservation Techniques That Can Be Used To give funds to Bandon Pacific Christian School. BCSPDC appreciates the continued words of support Decrease Soil Erosion In Coos County.” We also help fund the following: The Barn, U.S. that the Bandon community continually expresses Kayley Leslie of Myrtle Point, second place, received Coast Guard memorial, diabetes awareness, Bandon toward the project — they are priceless. $125 and a certificate. Feeds the Hungry and Southern Coos Hospital & With the new year comes new strategies for achiev- Nicole Fossum of North Bend, third place, received Health Center. ing our goal. Stay tuned to our website at $100 and a certificate. We also give free eye examinations to all the children http://www.bandonpool.com and Facebook page for The evening was wrapped up with a presentation by in our area. We help with eye examinations and eye updates in the upcoming months. guest speaker George Taylor, unofficial state climatol- glasses for low income individuals in our community. Dave Reed ogist for Oregon. Taylor presented oceanic and atmos- We welcome visitors and new members. Our BCSPDC President pheric data to demonstrate cyclical weather patterns address is Bandon Lions Club, P.O. Box 1501, Bandon, Bandon useful for predicting future trends and information OR 97411. We meet every Wednesday at noon at The about the three oceanic cycles: Normal, La Nina and El Barn. You are welcome to come and see what we are Nino. about! A soup kitchen in Bandon? Coos SWCD would like to thank Coos County Katy Morehead Commissioner Bob Main and our cooperators and Secretary, Bandon Lions Club My husband and I have a two-fold question regard- sponsors, including Blue Ridge Timber Cutting, Inc. ing Bandon. specialists in stream restoration, who donated “Root First, is there a need for a soup kitchen in Bandon? Wads Rule!”and “stream+wood= fish” T-shirts for our Does Bandon have enough people who would benefit essay winners. Thank you for donations from having a place to go once a day to get a hot bowl of If you are interested in the SWCD’s mission or how soup, some warm bread and a hot cup of coffee or tea, we can assist you to address natural resource concerns, The students, parents, teachers, staff and school and some milk or juice for the children? or if you would like to be added to our mailing list, board would like to take this opportunity to sincerely Second, if so, is there a large enough, empty building please call the office at 541-396-6879, or stop by the thank Ray’s Food Place, Price ’n Pride and Bullards that a person could set up tables and chairs and a serv- SWCD’s Coquille office at 371 N. Adams Street. Beach State Park for their continued donations to our ing counter to set up coffee pots and such, that some- Dawn Weekly precious Christian school. The staff has helped us col- one would be willing to donate for such a cause? Coquille lect bottles and cans for our students to redeem, as If the answer is yes to both questions, could anyone well as contributed several generous gift cards or who is interested in helping with this cause, or who donated goods for our various fundraisers. Their con- knows if we need a soup kitchen in Bandon, email me at tinued consideration has resulted in our earning sev- [email protected]? Come join the Lions eral hundred dollars to use for our school and for Gail and Chet Clymer Facts about the Bandon Lions Club: We believe we activities such as field trips that we couldn’t otherwise Bandon are the hardest working service club in the world! Our take. club was started in Bandon in 1951. The students and staff signed Christmas cards to The Bandon Lions held their meetings in the old show their grateful appreciation, which were mailed to SWCD meeting productive Barn. The Barn started as the stable for 22 horses the these organizations. If any other groups or businesses U.S. Coast Guard used to patrol the beach during World wish to donate to our school, please call 541-347-2464, The 2012 Coos Soil & Water Conservation District War II. and we will be happy to coordinate with you. We wish annual meeting was held at the OSU Extension Office The Lions helped remodel The Barn for meetings all of our sponsors and donors a blessed Christmas and in Myrtle Point on the evening of Dec. 7.Thirty-six pri- and then eventually were instrumental in helping the extend best wishes for a happy and prosperous New vate landowners, county officials and agency represen- Sprague Community Theater get built. Year. God bless you, one and all! tatives enjoyed a dinner catered by Spruce Street Bar & We are a world wide service club. Our current club Janice Fox Grill of Myrtle Point with potluck sides. has 22 members. Our club is aging. With members such School Board chairman The annual meeting’s “Year in Review” featured as Myron Spady at 89 and several more in their 80s, we Bandon Pacific Christian School projects that have improved agriculture-related water quality in Coos County. The dinner was an opportuni- ty to thank the partners and private cooperators who work with the Coos SWCD to protect and improve the natural resources so important to agriculture and Coos This week, complete your kit County residents. For the past several weeks I have Disasters don’t always happen while The 2012 SWCD Cooperator of the Year was Sandy DISASTER Jones of Green Acres, who received a plaque. A presen- been listing items to purchase to you’re at home. complete a 72-hour disaster pre- PREPAREDNESS FOR Keep your car’s gas tank above a tation about her ranch’s sediment abatement project THE REST OF US showed culverts replaced with bridges. paredness kit. As I have mentioned, a half-tank. You never know when you 72-hour kit is only a good start. Fourteen days is get that call in the middle of the night to go much better and more if you can manage it. visit your ailing, wealthy aunt in the hospital. Building an emergency kit does not need to Not a time to be out of gas and none available. break the bank. Picking up a few extra items As I have mentioned before, survival is not now and then will build up over a period of time a kit. Survival is a plan and the kit should be a and before long your pantry is filled with sup- part of your plan. Keep your kit in a single Bandon plies that will carry you through a disaster. But location, not strewn about the house, some WESTERN WORLD for now the primary plan is to “just do it.” things in one closet, other items in the base- Week 7 shopping list: ment and yet other things stacked in the © 2012, Southwestern Oregon Publishing Co. 1. Small tool kit. Include a wrench (slip-joint DAVE garage. Try to set aside an area for all your wrench like Channellocks or water pump pliers) ROBINSON gear and supplies. When the power goes out 1185 Baltimore Ave. SE, Bandon, OR 97411 for shutting off utilities, hammer, nails, screw- and things are mildly chaotic at your house, Phone: 541-347-2423 • Fax: 541-347-2424 drivers, screws, duct tape, zip ties and on and you don’t want to be searching in the dark for Online at bandonwesternworld.com on. This is one aspect of the kit that can grow,swell and your stuff. Facebook: facebook.com/bandonnews increase with every trip to the hardware store. Make sure the battery powered lantern is the most 2. Signal flares. easily-located item in your inventory. The power sel- Editor: Amy Moss Strong, ext. 25, [email protected] 3. Insect repellent. While we’re on this topic, I have dom goes out during daylight hours. Flashlights, Publisher: Jeff Precourt, [email protected] recently read about people using wasp/hornet spray lanterns and other lighting devices are the first things Sports Editor: John Gunther, [email protected] for personal defense. It’s less expensive than pepper you will want to get operational. Display advertising: Julie Backlund, 541-296-1222, ext. 266; spray,reaches out at least 20 feet and temporarily inca- This concludes the seven part series on Building [email protected] pacitates anyone intent on causing you harm. Your Kit. If you missed any of the installments, they Classified advertising/Coffee Break: Sandy Stevens, ext. 21 4. Sunscreen. will eventually be posted on my blog at www.disaster- Home delivery: 541-269-1212, [email protected] 5. Granola or dry cereal. prepdave.blogspot.com. You may also email me at dis- 6. Extra pet food. Also if your pet requires medica- [email protected], I will send you the chap- Bandon Western World is published by Southwestern Oregon Publishing tion, get some extra for them as well. Also don’t forget, ters you missed. Happy prepping! Co. every Thursday and is mailed at the post office in Bandon. your pet requires water. 7. Fire extinguisher.Be sure it carries the ABC rating. (Dave Robinson is Bandon’s postmaster and has If you need training in its use, contact your local fire worked for the postal service for 30 years. He has a back- Subscription rates: In Coos County, $27.70 per year. Out-of-county, department. ground in law enforcement, served in the Air Force in $42.50 per year. Subscriptions are paid in advance, non-refundable. Tips: Vietnam, worked nine years for the Coos County Deadline: Noon Monday for news releases, letters to the editor and ads. Be sure to include pets in your plan. Sheriff’s Department and serves on the Myrtle Point When you leave town, take your go-bag along. School Board, where he lives.) C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Thursday, January10, 2013 • Bandon Western World • A5 Y K In and Around Bandon

‘Trees’ to open Sunday at SC Hospital Thomas Nelson); “Resolve: From WWII Bataan, the gleaners group that helps low income people with food The artists reception for the “Trees” show at Story of a Soldier, a Flag, and a Promise Kept” (New security. Organizers ask that people join us as a mem- Southern Coos Hospital will be held from 1-3 p.m. York: Penguin’s Berkley Books); and “Cascade ber and give eight hours of volunteer service a month in Sunday,Jan. 13. The show will feature works by some of Summer: My Adventure on Oregon’s Pacific Crest exchange for a box of food every Wednesday and fire- the finest painters and photographers in the area, Trail” (Eugene: AO Creative). wood when available. including David Castleberry and Robin Jenkins of Coos Additionally, Welch has authored a dozen more Coastal Harvest has food collection boxes in the Bay, Susan Applegate of Yoncalla, Magda Druzdzel of books and, since 1999, nearly 2,000 columns for The lobbies of Bandon City Hall and at the Port of Bandon. Gold Beach, Lane Hall of Medford, Janne LaValle of (Eugene) Register-Guard. He has twice won the For more information, call Lyn Silverman at 541-347- Lakeside, Steve and Susan Dimock of Bandon and all National Society of Newspaper Columnists’ highest 1585 or email her at [email protected] or send the Monday Plein Air Painters who have made “Trees” award for writing. He has won dozens of other journal- your donation to Coastal Harvest, P.O. Box 1122, the subject matter of their paintings all this past sum- ism awards, including the 2010 and 2011 Oregon Bandon, OR 97411. mer and fall, according to local artist and show coordi- Newspaper Publishers Association’s “Best Writing” nator Victoria Tierney. awards. Other honors include the Seattle Times C.B. Elsewhere The show will also include paintings done by stu- Blethen Award for Distinguished Feature Writing. dents of Harbor Lights Middle School and Bandon Articles of Welch’s have been published in more than a SEA seminars begin High School (working with Vicki Affatati and Jen Ells) dozen books, including seven in the popular “Chicken Shoreline Education for Awareness, Inc., a nonprof- and whatever surprises are contributed by Bandon res- Soup for the Soul” series. In addition, he has had arti- it wildlife interpretive organization will begin a five- idents and others from the Southern Oregon area. cles published in such magazines as Los Angeles Times month season of seminars on Saturday,Jan. 12 and run- “Oregonians have a very special love of trees, and Magazine, Reader’s Digest, Sports Illustrated and ning once a month through May. the show will include some photos from the logging Runner’s World. More information about Welch can be Dr. Ron Metzger, Professor of Geology at days of the old giants, as well as more fanciful medita- found at www.bobwelch.net. Southwestern Oregon Community College in Coos Bay tions on everything from the Garden of Eden to trees as “Join us to hear the trials and triumphs of this most will present “Culture Meets Geology.” Metzger depicted in the Tarot of the Holy Light created by eclectic author,”said a spokeswoman. received his undergraduate degree with honors from Christine Payne Towler and Michael Dowers,”Tierney There is no cost to attend, and refreshments will be St. Lawrence University in Canton, N.Y.and went on to said. served. The event is sponsored by Bandon Library be awarded his master’s degree and PhD. from the The music on Sunday Jan. 13 will be provided by two Friends and Foundation. University of Iowa at Iowa City. young musicians who have never performed at the Nicole Norris, a member of the Coquille Tribe and St. John hosts Recovery Service an archeologist, will prepare attendees with plenty of SCH art show openings before: Austin Crabtree and A Recovery Service will be held at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Vinnie Dovale. Austin plays guitar and Vinnie plays information to enjoy an afternoon field trip to ancient Jan. 13, at St. John Episcopal Church, 795 Franklin Ave., sites where interesting artifacts can be seen. percussion. Everyone is invited. Refreshments will be using Taize music and meditation. provided by the Southern Coos Hospital Auxiliary. Seminars are held at the Oregon Institute of Marine The liturgy for this service was developed by the Biology Boathouse auditorium in Charleston. Follow The show will remain on display through March 31. Recovery Ministries of the Episcopal Church. It is sponsored by AVK Arts, a foundation based in Los Boat Basin Road past the OIMB campus. Parking is Incorporated into the service are AA prayers and parts allowed on the bay side of the road only, or use the Angeles whose mission is to promote art in public of the Twelve Steps. places. parking lot across from the campus. Walk past the “The liturgy is not only beautiful, but it is deeply Coast Guard residences and the SEA A-frame sign to Claire Lynch Band is next Showcase comforting and healing for everyone whether they are the boathouse at the end of the road. Bandon Showcase presents the Grammy-nominat- associated with a Twelve Step Recovery Program or Doors open at 8:30 a.m. for registration ($5), lunch ed bluegrass Claire Lynch Band at 7:30 p.m., Friday, not,” said a church spokeswoman. “Most people are orders ($6) or bring your own. Morning seminars are Jan. 18, at the Sprague Community Theater, 1202 11th recovering from something (or someone).” from 9 a.m. to noon; afternoon seminars are from 1 to 3 St. S.W.in Bandon City Park. The format for the Jan. 13 recovery service will be in p.m. Seminars are free to SEA members and youths 17 An award-winning country artist and composer, the form of a Taize Service. The Taize community — an and under. Lynch’s musical direction dates back to the days of the ecumenical religious order — developed this type of Oregon Master Naturalists Credit: Unit 9, Geology Front Porch String Band, offering a seasoned sound worship in France, using simple melodies and chants in of the Oregon Coast. that is both unpretentious and richly textured. It’s a a meditative way. Prayers and readings are interspersed Call 541-260-7770 for transportation to the down-home, front porch sensibility — until you realize with the meditative music. The service will end with a Boathouse from the parking lot. that it’s a rare front porch to have ever hosted musi- Eucharist. cians of this caliber. St. John Recovery Service is held the second Sunday January events at South Slough The band features Jason Thomas on fiddle and man- of each month at 5:30 p.m. For information call 541- Tide of the Toddlers is all about ducks. Children 1 to dolin who brings musical versatility and imagination; 347-2152. 5 years old and their families can learn all about ducks bassist Mark Schatz, longtime performer with Tim between 10 and 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 12. There is a Casting call for HealthWorks! story,crafts and and information that explores the nat- O’Brien and the O’Boys, who has a deft touch and mas- HealthWorks! TV Oregon Regional Health terful instinct for groove and will perform a little ham- ural world of ducks. A donation of $1/toddler goes to Collaborative is seeking male and female actors age 30 the Friends of South Slough in support of the Reserve. bone and Appalachian clogging; and young Matt and older to perform in comedic sketches on local TV. Wingate, who brings a mature improvisational musi- The afternoon program is from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, Roles for current series on disaster preparedness Jan. 12 for a film at the South Slough. “Great cality to the band. include that of “Young Rookie Fireman” (20s) “Older Long recognized and praised as a creative force in Migrations” film narrated by Alec Baldwin is powerful Grizzled Fireman” (50s); “Calm News Anchor” (30s); stories of many of the planet’s species and their move- acoustic music, Lynch is considered a pioneer who “Drunken Middle-aged Man” (40s); “Middle-aged continually pushes the boundaries of the bluegrass ments. The movie is free and popcorn is provided. Man in Suit” (50s); and “Senior Citizen Very Hard of Sponsored by the Friends of South Slough Reserve, Inc. genre. The current Claire Lynch Band is a powerful jug- Hearing” (70s). gernaut, a quartet that has the innate ability to perfect- The South Slough Reserve Interpretive center will be Contact Kristi Kelty at 408-499-5156 or email kris- closed on Friday and Saturday, Jan. 18 and 19 for a ly interpret the beauty, subtlety and genre-defying [email protected] no later than Monday, Jan. 14, if sophistication of Lynch’s music. She plays compelling statewide, mandatory furlough. The trails and water- interested and to receive an emailed copy of the script. ways will remain open daily from dawn until dusk. original tunes and has been nominated numerous Auditions will be held at 3 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 20, times as IBMA vocalist of the year. Claire Lynch is a location to be determined. Preppers to meet gifted writer and singer with a top-notch band. Southwestern Oregon Preppers will be holding a Tickets cost $20 for reserved seating and are avail- Driver Safety course set meeting at noon Saturday, Jan. 19, at the Coos Bay Fire able by calling 541-347-SHOW (7469), at Bandon An AARP Driver Safety classroom course for drivers Department, 450 Elrod. Mercantile (541-347-4341) or at the door. 50 and older will be offered from 9 a.m.-4 p.m.Saturday, The main topic is bags — 72 hours bags, get home Jan. 19, at the Bandon Fire Department, 50530 U.S. bags, get out of Dodge bags, bug out bags, etc. ‘I Wanna Be a Star!’ coming to Sprague Highway 101. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. Commemorating 13 years of youth theater activities This is a meeting to get to know fellow local preppers Learn proven safety strategies to maintain confi- and to exchange information and ideas. Join in Bandon, New Artists Productions will kick-off a dence behind the wheel. Some insurance agencies offer very busy year of entertainment and celebration with Southwestern Oregon Preppers on Facebook and at discounts for those who complete the course. The meetup.com. the ninth annual “I Wanna Be a Star!” variety show. course will be taught by Tom Hutton of Bandon. Show dates are Friday, Jan. 25, and Saturday, Jan. 26, at For more information or to register, call Sharon at Learn about ‘slow’ quakes the Sprague Community Theater, 1202 11th St. S.W., in 541-269-0845 or visit www.aarp.org/drive. Walk-ins Dr. Gregory Beroza, deputy director of the Southern Bandon City Park. Show times are 7 p.m. both nights. are welcome. California Earthquake Center and chairman of the “The audience will again be impressed with the act Department of Geophysics at Stanford University in variety and the talented youth we have in our area,”said Bite of Bandon returns California, will present a free talk on the “Cascadia Anita Almich, who with her husband Dan founded New The Bandon Community Youth Center’s Bite of Anniversary Earthquake and Tsunami” at 2 p.m. Artists. “The performers, ranging in age from 5 to 16, Bandon is planned for Saturday, Jan. 26, at The Barn in Sunday, Jan. 20, in the Hales Center for the Performing reside in Bandon, Coos Bay, Coquille, North Bend and City Park. Enjoy an evening of eating your way through Arts on the Southwestern Oregon Community College Sixes. They have all worked hard to perfect their acts to Bandon, sampling the best Bandon has to offer from campus. make this an awesome show.” local restaurants and specialty food businesses, said For information, contact Ron Metzger at 541-888-7216. Some will perform to pre-recorded music or live Youth Center Director accompaniment, some will sing a cappella and others Ollie Jones. will perform to their own live instrumental accompa- Doors will open at 6 niment. The music repertoire includes selections from p.m. for this year’s event, the Broadway, country, pop and Christian genres. which includes a silent There will also be several dance routines and a reading and live auction. The Bite of an original script accompanied by video. of Bandon and auction New Artists Productions’ variety shows provide an benefits the Bandon opportunity for young people to test their wings on the Community Youth stage before an audience, said Anita Almich. For sever- Center, a nonprofit organ- al performers, it is the first time they are performing, a ization and all proceeds testament to their desire to be on the stage, doing their support programs and own thing. services provided to local “Dan and I provide coaching and assistance, but the youth. kids select the material, determine the presentation, Tickets cost $25 per choose their costumes and devote the needed practice person or $40 for a pair of time. We are simply in awe of the talent and desire of two. This event sold out these kids to perform and show their individual inter- last year, so plan to buy pretations,”said Anita Almich. your tickets early, Jones SEVENTH-DAY BANDON CHRISTIAN This year’s line-up of performers are Kristina Allen, advised. Tickets may be ADVENTIST CHURCH FELLOWSHIP FIRST BAPTIST Ava Buberl, Haley and Talia DeAndrea, Rhianna purchased in Old Town at Pastor Jose Agosto (A Calvary Chapel Fellowship) Dutcher, Sydney Flynn, Michael Guerin, Kyla Harris, Bandon Baking Company 541-404-1175 Pastor Matt Fox CHURCH Allie Hennick, Luke Johnson, Natalie and Isabella and Coastal Mist 1190 Face Rock Drive 860 Second St. SE (Hwy. 101) Chocolate Boutique by Head Elder Allan Cram Jones, Nathan Malamud, Ian Stevenson, Cayce Train, 541-297-6575 (Follow signs off Beach Loop) 541-347-2273 David and Natalie Vincent, Daniel Wood and Megan cash or check. Tickets 541-347-9327 Rev. Timothy Moore Wood. A dance routine choreographed by Trish also are available at the Church & Fellowship Sunday, Bandon 8:30 a.m. Sunday School — 9:30 a.m. Youth Center located at Center BCF Riverview, 11:00 a.m. (Coos Bay) Worship Services — 11 a.m. Shropshire also will be presented by Olivia Kincaid, Worship — Sat., 11 a.m./Tues., 7 p.m. Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. Sailor Hutton, Victoria Moehring, Hadassah and 101 11th Street S.W. and at Gracie Slater and Kristin Train. In addition to perform- Our Thrift Store at 50375 ST. JOHN EPISCOPAL LIGHTHOUSE HOLY TRINITY ing, Nicholas Zamora will serve as the show’s Master of U.S. Highway 101, just CATHOLIC CHURCH Ceremonies. south of town. Credit card CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST Father Rodel deMesa As in previous “I Wanna Be a Star!” variety shows, sales are available at these Rev. Beth Hoffmann 11th and Franklin 541-347-2309 the grand finale is planned by the Almichs as a tribute last two locations or by Corner of 8th St. & Franklin Ave. (2 blocks west of Hwy. 101) 355 Oregon Ave. Church Office — 541-347-2152 Sunday 8 a.m. Communion Services on to the talents of the performers. This year’s act is calling the Youth Center Monday and Tuesday www.episcopalbandon.com Sunday School — 9:30 a.m. 8 a.m Friday Mass “Laugh-In,”with jokes and stories imitating the 1970s at 541-347-8336. Sunday Worship — 10:45 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Daily Mass in Church on Wednesdays show. Worship & Holy Eucharist — 9:30 a.m. Home Bible Study — 6 p.m. Coastal Harvest Wednesday Noon Daily Mass in Chapel on Thursday Tickets, priced at $5 for all patrons, are available at Wednesday Adoration Fridays: 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Holy Eucharist with Healing — 11:30 a.m. Home Bible Study and Prayer — 6 p.m. Saturday Vigil Mass: 5 p.m. Sunday Mass: 10:30 a.m. Bandon True Value Hardware and at the Sprague offers free clothing Everyone is Welcome! 541-404-2297 Theater before each performance. For further informa- Free clothing is avail- tion about the show or New Artists, call the Almichs at able every Wednesday PACIFIC COMMUNITY FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 541-347-2517. from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. CHURCH UNITY OF BANDON CHURCH A snack bar will also be available before each show through January at Hwy. 101, 1 mile south of 11th Street Bobbi Neason, Pastor and during intermission to help benefit future activi- Coastal Harvest in the Pastor Tom Lang 592 Edison Avenue ties of the New Artists Productions program. Seventh Day Adventist 48967 Hwy. 101 • 541-347-2256 unityofbandon.org • peacerocks.org (1/2 block north of the high school) Church gymnasium at (3 miles south on Hwy. 101) Reverend Robin Haruna Office: 541-347-3672 Author Night features journalist Sunday Manse: 541-347-5631 10th and Elmira. Office: 541-347-4696 Bob Welch is the guest speaker for Author Night at 7 Sunday School — 9 a.m. Sunday Coats that were donat- Worship — 10 a.m. Sunday Services: 11 a.m. Adult Bible Class— 8:45 a.m. p.m. Monday, Jan. 21, at the Bandon Public Library. Song Service — 9:50 a.m. ed to Chetco Federal Weekdays Guided Meditation: Wednesdays, 11 a.m. Worship and Church School — 10 a.m. Welch is a speaker, author, award-winning colum- Credit Union for their Call for special events schedule. Nursery available nist and teacher who has served as an adjunct professor annual coat drive have of journalism at the University of Oregon in Eugene. been cleaned and are now Use this space The focus of his talk will be his three new books available free to the public to promote your church’s special activity. Contact Sandy for more which hit the shelves in late 2012 — “Fifty-Two Little at Coastal Harvest. information. 541-347-2423, ext 21 or e-mail: [email protected] Lessons from It’s a Wonderful Life” (Nashville: Coastal Harvest is a

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BANDON — Chetco Federal Credit protect the financial stability and safe- Union is now Rogue Federal Credit Union. and-sound operations of the credit On Dec. 28, the National Credit Union union, according to a press release from Administration announced that they RFCU. The NCUA has been working to have selected Rogue Federal Credit find a solution that was in the best inter- Union to purchase and assume Chetco est for Chetco’s members. Federal Credit Union’s five Oregon Rogue Federal is looking forward to branches and memberships. Coast serving its new members and the South Central Credit Union has agreed to pur- Coast communities, the release stated. chase and assume the Crescent City Rogue Federal recognizes that the Branch and California memberships. Chetco staff has remained committed The new ownership took place Jan. 2. during uncertain times and will be offer- The NCUA placed Chetco into con- ing all Oregon Chetco employees posi- By Amy Moss Strong, Bandon Western World servatorship on Sept. 23, 2011 in order to tions moving forward. Book treasures Customers look over the well-organized selection of books at the Bandon Dances of Universal Peace on Friday Library Friends and Foundation annual Holiday Book Sale Dec. 8 at the library’s BANDON — Dances of are beautiful and the steps the discussion will be top- Sprague Room. Included in the sale were themed baskets for a silent auction. Universal Peace will be simple,”Haruna said. “The ics such as prayer and All proceeds from the sale support various acquisitions for the Bandon Public held at 6:30 p.m. Friday, dances are suitable for all meditation, conscious- Library.The BLFF book sales are held two times a year, in July and December. Jan. 11, at Unity of Bandon. ages and levels of partici- ness, self-knowledge, The Never-ending Book Sale inside the library also raises funds. Peace dances invite partic- pation and all are welcome spiritual evolution, divine ipants to deepen their own to attend.” will and divine guidance. spiritual experience Also at Unity,a 10-week All are welcome to Bandon Western through movement, music class on Basic Metaphysics attend. The class will be WORLD and song, according to the will be held on Sunday facilitated by Haruna. Rev. Robin Haruna. mornings starting at 9:30 Unity of Bandon is Got news? We do. Various spiritual traditions a.m. Jan. 13. The class will located on U.S. Highway of the world are honored be based on Paul 101 South, one mile south Call 541-347-2423 or email and celebrated through Hasselbeck’s book, of 11th Street. For more westernworldcirc@ singing and dancing. “Heart-centered information call 541-347- theworldlink.com. “The words and music Metaphysics.” Included in 4696.

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and Surfrider are partici- bridge abutment. pating in the King Tide Including fixed features Plastic bags no more at Ray’s Tides Photo Initiative, an inter- will allow actual water lev- Beginning Monday, Jan. clable,” said C&K Market bag to break down in a land- I from Page A1 national project designed els to be documented and 14, C&K Market’s four retail Inc. CEO Greg Sandeno. fill, according to the group. to involve volunteers in tracked over time. Good banners — Ray’s Food Place, “Customers can also take As incentive to get cus- Understanding and documenting areas inun- photos also must include Shop Smart, C&K Market advantage of the 5 cent bag tomers on board, each Ray’s documenting the extent of dated by the highest tides the location, the date and and Lo Buck$ — will no refund for bringing in their Food Place location will especially high tide events that occur each year. time the photo was taken longer offer customers the own bags to use. participate in a gift card is becoming a popular way Volunteers are being asked and the viewer's direction choice of plastic bags at “By making this change, drawing. Customers can to highlight the need to to help build a visual record for each picture. Two pho- checkout. we hope to make a positive win a $25 Ray’s gift card prepare for the effects of by taking photos of areas tos taken from the same This change is in impact on each local and simply by using their future climate conditions. inundated by these high spot, one during the king response to the company’s regional community we reusable bags, which The King Tide photo proj- water events and then tide and the other at a typ- renewed commitment to be serve,”explained Sandeno. includes reusing paper ect will generate informa- adding the photo to a king ical high tide, are also very a leader in their market By using reusable bags or bags. Cashiers will distrib- tion that can be used by tide photo website. effective in highlighting areas when it comes to even paper bags twice a ute qualifying customers a coastal communities to Everyone is welcome to these water events. responsible, sustainable week for two years cus- raffle ticket for each develop plans to reduce participate, they just need For more information, practices regarding plastic tomers will replace more reusable bag used during a vulnerability to rising sea to pick a place, click a contact Cinamon Moffett, bag waste, according to a than 400 plastic bags, transaction. At the end of levels. photo and share it on NOAA Coastal Fellow, at press release from C&K. according to Worldwatch, each week through Several groups in Flickr. Oregon Coastal “C&K company stores an environmental research Valentine’s Day each Ray’s Oregon, including the Good king tide photos Management Program in will now have two options group. Americans throw store will draw one $25 gift CoastWatch program of will show water levels Newport, 541-574-4514 or to offer customers: Free away about 100 billion card winner. the Oregon Shores adjacent to a fixed feature [email protected] paper bags or 99-cent plastic bags annually and it For more information Conservation Coalition like a piling, seawall or .us. reusable bags, both 100 takes more than 1,000 years about C&K Market Inc., percent reusable and recy- for a non-recyclable plastic visit www.ckmarket.com. Crum I from Page A1

Electric I from Page A1 Kathy Crum said. Police had backed out and left a trative leave by their agen- said Crum did not tell the second time. It was dark cies, while investigators dispatcher why he was and he was going into his look into the shooting. The mation kiosk will be be convenient for travel- spaces by become vacant, asking for an ambulance. trailer and he said shots two deputies have returned installed in the City Hall ers who are transporting a it is not anticipated that Rather than an ambu- rang out with no warnings to full-time patrol work. lobby and the data from battery-powered handi- this would cause a signifi- lance, a Bandon police to him. He wasn’t doing Frasier said he has cleared the facility will be avail- capped scooter that needs cant inconvenience since officer was dispatched to anything.” both Bandon officers to able on the Internet for to be charged,” Winkel these three parking Charles Crum’s Marple Kathy Crum said her return to work, but he the public and students at said. spaces are generally only Lane address. Frasier said brother told her the first couldn’t say whether they Bandon schools to learn The electric charging used by short-term visi- police were dispatched officer on the scene could- were back on the job. more about solar energy stations parking spaces because Charles Crum had n’t find him and left. The The Bandon Police and electric vehicles. can be used by anyone tors to City Hall.” City and Comspan outstanding warrants and a officer returned with Department would not Winkel said the spot who visits City Hall, not history of resisting arrest. backup after Charles Crum comment on the shooting employees will continue was chosen because it has only for electric car own- “Chuck is pretty meek, called 911 again, asking due to its officers’ involve- the best solar access in ers. to be precluded from and I don't think he’s ever why they had sent a police ment. the parking lot. Being “The two spaces will using the three spaces. been charged with threat- officer instead of an ambu- The shooting of two close to City Hall also now also be available for Construction was ening or beating a police lance. Kathy Crum said the reserve firefighters in means a shorter distance anybody who needs to expected to be complete officer,” Kathy Crum said. family wasn’t told about upstate New York on for the electricity to travel charge their electric vehi- by the end of November, “He has been charged with the incident until about Christmas Eve may have getting to the grid and cle, but will not be but weather, permitting resisting arrest, but they 10:30 that evening by fam- played a role in the dis- constructing it over reserved specifically for and technical delays were are claiming he was violent ily friends, not by police. patcher’s choice to send existing pavement will that purpose,” Winkel toward them in the past, “I don’t know if we will police instead of the not cause negative said. “Although people encountered. It is now hoped that the project according to Frasier’s earli- be able to definitively say ambulance, Frasier said. impacts on drainage. who want to use the est statements released to who shot him,” Frasier Charles Crum had an will be completed and “Locating it next to the charger may occasionally the press.” said. “My guess is that Mr. outstanding warrant for existing handicapped have to wait a few minutes functioning by the end of Frasier said two Coos Crum is still with us resisting arrest, Frasier parking space could also for one of those two February. County sheriff’s deputies because he got hit with one said. Frasier said a witness and two Bandon police of the initial shots and fell.” told police that Charles officers fired at Charles Frasier said Charles Crum was out of pain pills Crum after he opened his Crum told police he had and may have been calling I Rebeck from Page A1 trailer door and brandished the pellet gun pointed at the ambulance as a way to what they believed to be a the ground when officers get more. expert witnesses. Trezona, a certified mid- decision, she argued. rifle. fired. Coos County sheriff’s “We want the state to wife of 36 years who has “We don’t know what “He told me he wasn’t Bandon officers Josh Sgt. Pat Downing said both articulate the specific delivered over 3,000 caused the death of that pointing the gun at police Garrett and Tony Byrd and deputies were doing fine causation as to why the babies, to testify on the baby,”she said in court. — brandishing is what they sheriff’s deputies Ernie after the shooting, and that baby died,” she said in video’s relevance. Frasier argued the are saying now,” Kathy Mitchell and Casey Wilson all procedures had been court. Trezona, who said she video is relevant because Crum said. “He said they were put on paid adminis- followed. The state alleges reviewed the video and it shows the care Rebeck Rebeck caused the records associated with provided after the birth. infant’s death in 2011 by the case, said Rebeck’s “The issue that needs providing substandard care after the to be decided is care in multiple ways after infant was born what did Ms. the infant was born. was anything but Rebeck do after Another point of con- substandard. She the birth,”he tention at the hearing was testified that said. “The video whether Barron would Rebeck took the shows what she allow a video recording of necessary steps to did and didn’t the birth to be shown ensure the infant do.” during the trial. Fine was healthy, Barron ulti- Moro called Susan including moni- mately sided toring its heart Marcene with Frasier, rate and sucking Rebeck allowing the out the meconi- video to be Council um, the baby’s first intes- shown at the trial. The I from Page A1 tinal waste. trial date, which was “The infant shows originally scheduled for symptoms of a totally early February, will be cities and counties to pro- healthy baby in the rescheduled for sometime vide the basis for the dis- video,”she said. in May, due to the tribution of state tax- Moro Fine said the unavailability of expert shared revenues. video was prejudicial witnesses on both sides. City Council meeting against Rebeck. Seeing Frasier would not the baby being born, comment on whether he dates set for the year while knowing the child has offered Rebeck a plea Each December the would die days later, deal in hopes of avoiding a City Council sets the would cause the jurors to trial. Rebeck will appear dates for their meetings react emotionally rather in court today to set a trial during the subsequent than making an educated date. year. Normally, City Council meets on the first Monday of each month, unless that date falls on a • Cremation holiday in which case the • Funeral Service meeting would be moved to the second Monday of Locally that month, or when the Owned council determines that “Our family & moving the date would be serving your family” Operated appropriate due to con- 541-267-4216 flicts with other events. 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson At their Dec. 3 meet- ing, the City Council set the following dates for regular City Council meetings in 2013: Jan. 14, Feb. 4, March 4, April 1, BBUSINESSUSINESS DDIRECTORYIRECTORY May 6, June 3, July 1, Aug. 5,Sept.9,Oct.7,Nov.4 Electric Herbs/Health and Dec. 2. MARY’S HERBS FOR HEALTH Special City Council 541-347-9586 meeting dates will be set if Phone/Mail Orders • Visa/MC “For all your health shop needs” and when they become A full-service herb & vitamin shop — in town! 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C M C M Y K Y K Bandon WESTERN WORLD Sports Editor: John Gunther SPORTS A10 • Bandon Western World Thursday,January 10,2013

“Somehow, we have to find a way to be more effective on offense. Fundamentally, it’s about finishing the play.” — Bandon coach Ken Nice Poor shooting hampers boys in loss to Red Devils

By John Gunther “Somehow, we have to Bandon Western World find a way to be more effective on offense,”Nice COQUILLE — said. “Fundamentally, it’s Bandon’s boys basket- about finishing the play. ball team has just one Coquille is good at finish- win and nine losses this ing.” year, but the Tigers may Bandon’s first game of have hit a low point By Alysha Beck, Bandon Western World the new year was not a Tuesday. sign of the team’s Shoot for Two Coquille scored the progress, Nice said. final 23 points in a 39-12 Bandon’s Riley Wahl goes up for a shot during the game against Coquille Tuesday night. Wahl led Bandon Bandon had nearly as win over the visiting many turnovers (20) as with 13 points and also had five steals, but Coquille edged the Tigers 44-41. Tigers. shot attempts (24). The Logan Shea scored all Tigers managed just 17 of Bandon’s points, rebounds, to 37 for the including back-to-back Red Devils, and Bandon Tigers come up short at Coquille 3-pointers in the second quarter that briefly cut wasn’t able to contain By John Gunther “Amanda has done so much for Coquille’s lead to 16-12. Coquille post Larry Bandon Western World us,”she said. “She’s really great.” But the Tigers didn’t Bowen, who had 15 Playoff structure Tuesday’s close game showed score in the final 21 min- points. COQUILLE — Bandon’s girls The top team from among Bandon’s potential, but to get the utes of the game. The Tigers are capable basketball team is ready to contend Bandon, Coquille and Glide will league’s lone Class 3A playoff spot, “I’m not happy with of shooting well and have for a spot in the state playoffs. reach the Class 3A playoffs. If the Tigers will need to turn that our performance,” shown that at times. The Tigers showed that on that team is in the top 16 of the potential into wins against both Bandon coach Ken Nice They’ll need that to Tuesday, even though they came final Oregon School Activities Coquille and Glide, the other Class said. “We’re a lot better have any success. The out on the losing side of a 44-41 Association power rankings, 3A school. than that.” league schedule contin- game at Coquille. they will get a home game for a The Red Devils already also have The Tigers had been ues with a game at Glide The Tigers stayed close to the spot in the state tournament at a win over Glide, while Bandon gets competitive in some on Friday, and then Red Devils even though they got off Coos Bay. its first shot at the Wildcats Friday recent losses, but they another trip to an to a bad start — trailing by 10 points — on Glide’s court. The teams play couldn’t get anything improved Myrtle Point after the first quarter — and had a Key Dates (and scores): each other three times in all. Jan. 4: Coquille 48, Glide 36 going on offense Tuesday, squad on Tuesday. poor shooting night. Bandon entered Tuesday’s game outside of Shea hitting all “We are better,” Nice Though the loss was disappoint- Jan. 8: Coquille 44, Bandon 41 with a 5-4 record, including close Jan. 11: Bandon at Glide five of his shots in the first said. “We’ll keep working ing, the team also can use it as a losses to both Gold Beach and St. half. at it.” confidence boost, senior Riley Wahl Jan. 15: Coquille at Glide Mary’s, one of the state’s top Class said. Jan. 22: Coquille at Bandon 3A teams. Duey had high hopes “We’re in the games this year,” Jan. 25: Glide at Bandon against the Red Devils. she said. “We’ve never beaten Feb. 1: Glide at Coquille “I look forward to the next two Coquille.” Feb. 8: Bandon at Coquille times we see them,” she said. “That Before Tuesday, they had never Feb. 12: Bandon at Glide was definitely not the start I lost a game to the Red Devils by Current rankings and records: expected to have.” fewer than 15 points during the No. 9 Bandon (5-5) She said the Tigers showed heart career of any current player. No. 12 Coquille (10-4) coming back from the early deficit, Wahl had 13 points, freshman No. 27 Glide (10-4) and played like they are capable Raelyn Freitag added 12, and Hailey while outscoring the Red Devils 21- Iverson scored 11 as Bandon recov- 7 in the second quarter. But they ered from the slow start to take a “I’m so excited,”said Wahl. need to put the entire package 26-22 halftime lead. Coquille went The addition of senior Claire together for the big upcoming in front for good late in the third Ledig, who didn’t play the past few games, starting Friday at Glide. quarter, but Bandon almost rallied seasons, has been a big boost. “We need to keep our compo- from a seven-point deficit in the “She’s a rebounder,” Wahl said. sure,”she said. final 90 seconds, with a bucket by “She’s so fast,”Iverson added. Following Friday’s game, the Iverson and a three-point play by Meanwhile, Freitag and fellow Tigers visit Myrtle Point on Wahl. Freitag had a potential game- freshman Toni Hall have given the Tuesday before a stretch of five tying 3-pointer just before the Tigers two more valuable pieces straight home games, including By Alysha Beck, Bandon Western World buzzer, but the heavily guarded under first-year coach Amanda contests with both Coquille (Jan. Stare down shot came up short. Duey. 22) and Glide (Jan. 25). Those games The close loss was part of a The entire team has come will go a long way toward deter- Bandon’s Logan Shea stares down Coquille’s Matt strong start to a season in which the together under Duey’s coaching, mining if Bandon reaches the play- Miranda during their game in Coquille on Tuesday Tigers have shown great promise. Wahl said. offs. night. Shea scored all of Bandon’s points in the win. Bradley Lake boat launch officially opens this week Local lakes: This com- and Canfield gravel bars. Mile basins are now able weeks on the South Coast. Charleston docks has excellent during low tides ing Monday, Jan. 14, at 10 Plunking Spinglos in to retain one additional ODFW has posted a been slow for Dungeness near Charleston, off Cape a.m. ODFW will hold a hot pink and watermelon adipose fin-clipped steel- wanted poster for infor- crab, but fair to good for Arago Highway and Clam grand opening at the new colors have been produc- head per day for a total mation leading to the red rock crab. Island. The week is a p.m. boat launch at Bradley ing strikes. Driftboaters aggregate of three adult arrest and conviction of Winter is a great time series of minus tides for Lake here in Bandon. are having success pulling fish harvested daily. whomever is responsible of year to harvest local There will be a ribbon gold colored Hot Shots A few nice steelhead for the recent introduction shellfish. Clamming is those interested in bay cutting ceremony with an and Kill KwickFish. are being caught on the of small mouth bass in the clamming. acknowlegement to all Winter steel- north and south Coquille Basin. The illegal the partners involved head fishing was FISHING forks of the introduction of species with the project. The lake good last week on REPORT Coquille River.As into our waters has been will then be stocked with the Sixes River. river levels drop, identified as the single Tides and weather 800 trophy size trout that R emember look for the fish largest issue fishery man- have been held at the Chinook salmon to hold up in the agers face in our nation. Date High Low Rain Cumulative Bandon Fish Hatchery. fishing closed lower portions of Anyone with informa- Jan 1 42 31 0.00 Precipitation The public is invited to Dec. 31 on the the river until the tion abut the incident Jan 2 45 38 0.00 Week: 0.64 inches attend so don’t forget to Sixes, and all fish next good rain. should call the Tip Jan 3 48 45 0.37 bring your fishing gear. are to be released. Lyman from The Hotline at 800-452-7888. Jan 4 53 40 0.00 To date in 2013: Local rivals: Winter Fishing for Bite’s On Tackle You can remain anony- Jan 5 51 39 0.02 0.64 inches steelhead fishing has winter steelhead Shop in Empire mous and still collect a Jan 6 50 42 0.09 Final 2012 total: slowed up on the Chetco has been slow on told me that fish- reward up to $3,300. Jan 7 50 490.16 77.49 inches TONY River in Brookings due to the Elk River, but ing for steelhead Shellfish: The crabbing ROSZKOWSKI the low and clear river should pick back has been good on effort in Coos Bay has High tides Low tides conditions. Look for fish- up after the next the Millicoma been slow, but for those Date a.m. ft. p.m. ft. Date a.m. ft. p.m. ft. ing to pick back up with good rain event. River despite the low and who ventured out on the 10-Jan 10:06 8.6 11:42 6.7 10-Jan 4:06 2.8 5:10 -1.4 the forecasted rain this Chinook salmon fish- clear conditions last bay found that crabbing 11-Jan 10:59 8.7 11-Jan 5:02 2.5 5:56 -1.5 week. ing remains open on the weekend. He said he heard has remained very good. 12-Jan 12:26 7.0 11:50 8.6 12-Jan 5:55 2.2 6:40 -1.5 Steelhead fishing has Elk River through March of three fish taken in the Last weekend we received 13-Jan 1:11 7.2 12:40 8.2 13-Jan 6:47 2.0 7:23 -1.1 14-Jan 1:53 7.4 1:29 7.7 14-Jan 7:39 1.8 8:05 -0.6 been very good on the 31. 17-pound range. reports of three boats 15-Jan 2:35 7.4 2:19 7.1 15-Jan 8:31 1.7 8:47 0.1 lower Rogue River. Bank Starting last week, Look for winter steel- catching their limits of 16-Jan 3:18 7.4 3:13 6.3 16-Jan 9:26 1.8 9:28 0.8 anglers have been doing steelhead anglers in the head fishing to continue to Dungeness in the lower well fishing from Huntley Coos, Coquille and Ten improve over the next few bay. Crabbing from the

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This seat is available only to residents There are no refunds on specials. Judicial Services inside the Bandon city limits. The term Starts October 1, 2012 Specialist 3 will expire on June 30, 2014. Applica- 541-267-6278 tions and additional information can Journeyman Electrician Business be obtained by contacting Administra- Oregon Judicial Department in tive Assistant Beverly Lanier at City Coquille. F/T position, salary range wanted in Brookings Oregon for Residential/Commercial work. 300 Hall, telephone 541-347-2437, or $2572.00-$4189.00/month, e-mail [email protected]. An with benefits. Current license and clean driving record a must. Competitive wages. application form may be downloaded Application and job announcement through the City’s website at available at Please send resume’s to 302 Business Service [email protected] http://www.ci.bandon.or.us/comm-app1 http://courts.oregon.gov/OJD/jobs/ .pdf or contact Coos Trial Courts, or call 541-469-0117 for BANDON RENTAL & EQUIPMENT 541 396-4064 at the Coos County more information REPAIR, Hwy. 101 @ Oberman Ln. COFFEE WITH a Councilor: City Courthouse in Coquille. 541-347-1825. Still the Original, Still Councilor Claudine Hundhausen will Application must be received by the Widest Selection of Rental Items be at Brewed Awakenings this Satur- 11:59 p.m. Jan. 14, 2013 EOE on the South Coast, and Still doing day from 10 - 11. business with integrity! DEVON’S BOUTIQUE - We wish you a happy, healthy New Year! Devon’s PUBLIC WORKS Job Announce- www.theworldlink.com BECOME THAT lean machine of your has brought in new selections and a ment: City of Bandon is accepting ap- dreams in 2013 at Bandon Fitness! nice variety of resort items for warm or plications for a full-time public works News Reporter We have all the tools you need, in- cool weather travel. If you’re looking utility worker level 1. Must be able to cluding Tai Chi and Yoga classes! for just the right look, Devon, Cathy respond within 30 minutes to emer- The South Coast’s daily newspaper and Laurel are here to help - Women gency call outs. Starting wage is needs a reporter to cover local DENTAL INSURANCE. Call Dr. Pahls helping Women. Devon’s Boutique, $14.03 to $21.42 per hour DOQ. Ap- government, health care and other office; we will gladly bill most dental 92 Second St. in Bandon’s Old Town. plicants must be U.S. Citizens, at local news. You’ll break news on insurance companies on your behalf FREE BLFF Classic Film Night, least 21 years of age, have a High our web and mobile platforms when you have treatment completed Bandon Library, Mon. Jan. 14, 7 PM. School Diploma or GED Certificate. while pursuing insightful, at our office. Dr. Pahls’ friendly, effi- ‘The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance.” Valid Class B CDL License, current high-impact enterprise. Bachelor’s cient staff are ready to do all they can James Stewart, John Wayne. Para- Flaggers Card, and current First degree required. Photo and social to assist you in making your teeth mount Pictures, 122 min., 1962. The Air/CPR Card are required or must be media skills are pluses. something to smile about. Call today, BLFF wishes you a happy new year! able to be obtained with 6 months at 541-396-2242, Coquille, OR. own expense on own time. Computer We are an equal opportunity, FREE HOMESTYLE Dinner provided skills along with good penmanship and drug-free employer offering DIVORCE $155. Complete prepara- by E.A.T. (Everyone at Table) every communications skills are desirable. a strong package of pay tion. Includes children, custody, sup- Tues. 5:30 - 6:30 PM at The Barn. Do- Successful candidate subject to back- and benefits. port, property and bills division. No nations accepted. 541-404-2268. EAT ground check. Mail applications to court appearances. Divorced in 1-5 is an Equal Opportunity Provider. City of Bandon, P.O. Box 67, Bandon, See our Web site at weeks possible. 503-772-5295. www.theworldlink.com. JAILHOUSE ROCKS wants to thank OR 97411 or drop off at 555 Highway [email protected]. our loyal and much-appreciated 101, Bandon, OR 97411. Deadline for Learn about our parent company at OCAN www.lee.net. friends and customers for your contin- applications is 5 PM, Jan. 16, 2013. ued support. We will be closed from Applications and job descriptions may GINA ALLISON, LPC. Confidential Apply online by Jan. 18 at Wed., Jan. 9, until Friday, March 22. be obtained 8 AM - 5 PM, Monday - counseling. Friday and Saturday ap- http://www.lee.net/careers. See you then! Friday at the City of Bandon Offices, pointments available. 541-808-1813. or call 541-347-2437. EOE. Then email your resume, work JOIN US to QUILT/ SEW/ SHOP for samples and a list of references to charity @ Ladies Dew Valley Club. LOVE YOUR CAR? We understand. Editor Clark Walworth: Quilts, potholders, cutlery. Mon 8-3; Quality and reliability you can trust. [email protected]. Thur 6-8p. 5 mi S Ban. 541-329-2043. 211 Health Care Napier Auto Body, 541-347-3219. napierautobody.com LA FIESTA Mexican Restaurant has reopened. We invite you to try our Busy outpatient physical therapy STOP SMOKING in one session, 98% specials! Bring in this ad for $1 off one office is looking for a lunch or dinner platter. Across from PT Assistant and Aide success rate, board certified hypno- The COQUILLE INDIAN TRIBE is therapist. Weight loss, stress relief, boat basin. Open 7 days, 11 a.m. - 9 available to work flexible hours. accepting applications for a other issues. “Discover your inner p.m. 541-347-2450. Expires 1/31/13. Please fax resumes to strengths.” Jodie T. Hall CHT, RMT, LADIES, feel & look better in 2013. 541-266-0180 or drop off at Health Programs Oregon Coast Hypnotherapy. Call Join Fast & Fit Women’s Circuit Work- Zomerschoe PT 1957 Thompson Coordinator 541-332-4406 for appointment. out & More. Call Linda, 541-260-6490. Rd in Coos Bay. part-time non-exempt benefited position, salary DOE. Position RECOVERY SERVICE, Jan. 13, 5:30 closes 1/25/13. Details and a job TRADER JOE’S, Whole Foods shop- pm at St. John, 795 Franklin, using description are available at ping trip. Free range, grass fed, or- Taize music and meditation. If you are WEST WIND Court is looking for a www.coquilletribe.org/. For ganic meat, produce, great cheeses & recovering from anything, this liturgy caregiver. FT/PT. Criminal history questions call Larry Scarborough snacks. Order by Thurs., Jan. 10. De- will be healing and comforting. Call check required. 541-347-9497. (541) 756-0904. livery Tues., Jan. 15. 541-217-7511. 541-347-2152 for information. C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Thursday, January10,2013 • Bandon Western World • A9 Y K 501 Commercial 601 Apartments 607 Miscellaneous Rentals 753 Bazaars 803 Dogs 901 ATVs Quiet One Bdr. Apt. Near Coos Bay OLD BANDON Beach Motel has ATTENTION CRAFTERS! SPRING Wanted: Looking for a small breed PENDING Post Office. Ground floor- no steps weekly rentals starting at $150. FAIR, March 22-24 at Douglas County puppy. Prefer female but will consider Auto Specials shower, large laundry room, W/D 541-347-9451. Fairgrounds. Celebrating our 38th male. Willing to make payments. 8-12 Choose to add a photo in this included, covered single car car- TABLE ROCK Motel has weekly year! Booths available for quality weeks old. Contact Chris at special for $5.00 more port. Parking at front door. In the rates. No pets, please. Call crafts. For info send SASE to: 541-294-8735. alley between 4th and 5th St. $535 541-347-2700. Spring Fair 2013, P.O. Box 22, 6 lines, 2 weeks per mon. with $500 dep. Call Dillard OR 97432. 805 $15.00 541-294-7740 or e-mail for pictures Horses/Equine All specials will appear in [email protected] 609 Rooms for Rent Are You Ready To Sell 754 Garage Sales HORSESHOEING The World, Bandon Western PARTIALLY FURNISHED room for Call Debi World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday RENTALS & rent. $375/mo. Utilities, cable & laun- Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. “SMART MOVES MAKE MONEY” Garage / Bazaar REAL ESTATE SPECIALS dry furnished. 541-347-1960. All specials are category specific. Great investment property shop Choose any of these specials and There are no refunds on specials. ready for your business plus three Specials add a photo for $5.00 extra. Starts October 1, 2012 additional lots. Great location in 610 2-4-6 Plexes 6 lines, 1 week Coos Bay. Expand or sell lots to 541-267-6278 Rentals / Real Estate 1 2086 McPhearson, NB. 1bedroom 1 $12.00 pay for shop. Priced to move bath No pets. W/G included. First, $249,900. Debi Key Broker Real 1 week - 6 lines, All specials will appear in last, dep. $450 mo. Call 530-701-1541 The World, Bandon Western Estate Executive. 503-320-7999 or $35.00 TEJUN FOWLER 503-591-1044 390 S. Wasson St. World, Umpqua Post, The Link, 907 Motorcycles 3 bed. Online/Online Map 541-297-5295 Rentals / Real Estate 2 stove/fridge/drapes/deck/fenced & Smart Mobile. [email protected] ‘08 SCOOTER. 250 CC, 5000 miles, If scheduled before the deadline 2 week - 6 lines, back yard/2 car garage/ W/G paid 50 MPG, auto., radio, alarm, remote. Rent $645 mo. Apply at 324 has passed. All prices will be the Great condition, garaged. $1200 $45.00 Ackerman, 541-8884762 same regardless of deadlines. All 808 Pet Care OBO. Call 541-347-9543, in Bandon. specials are category specific. Newer 2 bdr. 1bth Duplex. W/S/G Rentals / Real Estate 3 There are no refunds on specials. Carol’s Pet Sitting pd. $600mo plus $600 sec. NO Starts October 1, 2012 ★Your Place or Mine★ 909 Misc. Auto 3 week - 6 lines, smoking/pets. And 1 bdr.1 bth. apt. 541-267-6278 ★Short or Long Term★ $55.00 all utilities pd. $510 plus $510 sec. ★Excellent References★ No smoking/pets. 541-756-3212 ★541-297-6039★ HONDA WORLDWORLD 755 Market Basket ★See us on Facebook★ Rentals / Real Estate 4 REEDSPORT PUBLISHER’S NOTICE 4 week - 6 lines, Townhouse style duplex FARM FRESH eggs, free range. MARY’S PET Sitting and doggie day $2.50 dz. Call 541-290-3434 between All real estate advertising in this $59.95 unit avail. Great shape and care. Leave your cares behind. newspaper is subject to the Fair 6 am and 6 pm. 541-297-0073. [email protected]. All specials will appear in location and available immediately! Housing Act which makes it illegal The World, Bandon Western 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, 1 car garage, OLDE TOWNE Seafood & Market will to advertise “any preference, limita- World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday W/D hookups, dishwasher, patio have fresh crab, ling cod, rockfish & Pet Cremation tions or discrimination based on $11,990 Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. plus yard. 600/mo., 1st/ last + perch this Wed. through Saturday, race, color, religion, sex, handicap, 541-267-3131 ‘04 Ford Ranger 4x4 All specials are category specific. $150 deposit. No pets/smoking. 10-5. 541-329-0539. familial status or national origin, or Ext Cab, V6 4.0L, Auto, Low Miles, There are no refunds on specials. Tenant responsible for until. One Owner. #B3222/513112 an intention, to make any such ORGANIC CRANBERRIES. Frozen, Starts October 1, 2012 Credit check required. preference, limitation or discrimina- delivered. 3# $15. 12# $54. 30# $120. 809 Pet Supplies 541-267-6278 Please Call 541-271-3743 tion.” Familial status includes chil- BrushPrairieBogs.com 541-290-2638. Please support your dren under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians, preg- 611 Storage Units local animal facilities. nant women and people securing 602 Commercial Property 756 Wood/Heating custody of children under 18. *BANDON MINI-STORAGE. FREE COQUILLE - New office Space Firewood - Nice Alder / Fir 70/30 mix $13,990 This newspaper will not knowingly second month for all new customers. For Lease. Hwy 42S frontage, $150 / full cord split. Delivery free ‘02 Honda CR-V Ex 4x4 accept any advertising for real es- Our units are temperature controlled, Fantastic visibility, ODOT traffic Coos Bay - Reedsport 541-404-9564 54K Miles, Auto & More. tate which is in violation of the law. rodent resistant and 24/7 accessible. #B3226/087366 count avg 2300 per day, Build to Our readers are hereby informed We also have boat/ RV storage and Suit, On-Site Parking. $500 month that all dwellings advertised in this two convenient locations. 50317 Hwy. Below is a list of supplies + Sec. Dep. To View Contact John newspaper are available on an 101, 1/2 mi. so. of Bandon, that any animal facility could use. @ 541-260-5198 Electronics equal opportunity basis. To com- 541-347-1190. 88371 Hwy. 42S, 1/2 plain of discrimination call HUD mi. east of Bandon, 541-347-5040. 775 ❤ ❤ Myrtle Point Tavern/Deli Puppy/Kitten Chow Can toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The Dog/Cat Food ❤ Quality Dog/Cat toll-free telephone number for the 1500+ sq. ft. Furnished. Chow ❤ Special Kitty Non $14,990 hearing impaired is $900/mo. 541-488-0407. 777 Computers Clumping Cat Litter ❤ Bleach 2009 Dodge 1500 4x4 LWB 1-800-927-9275. Building also for sale. Other Stuff ❤ ❤ 4.7L V8, Auto, Air, 42K Miles, Canopy. Windex Hand Sanitizer B3247/549137 Free Pick Up & Disposal ❤ High Efficiency Laundry Soap 700 ❤ ❤ 604 Homes Unfurnished of all PC, laptops, Small Fleece Blankets Advan- tage /Frontline /Revolution/Vectra monitors and printers. 4 bedroom, 2 bath ❤ 6 foot Leashes ❤ Collars (all 701 Furniture sizes) ❤ Small Dog Harnesses in Edgewood area, NB. Appliances, 541-294-9107 ❤ Fleece Cat Beds ❤ Cat Nip/Cat dishwasher, inside W/D hookups, GENTLY USED furniture, antiques & Windows XP on Compac PC tower Treats ❤ Pooper Scoopers $16,990 electric/gas heat, attached collectibles. Twice Upon a Time, 20th $16,990 St., across from city hall, Port Orford. (NOT LAPTOP) 80 gb 2 GB ram and ❤ Old Towels/Blankets ‘01 Chevy Silverado Ext Cab 504 Homes for Sale double+ garage w/storage, upgraded processor has DVD player 1 Ton, 8.1L, V-8, Dually, 17k covered patio, RV space. and camera memory selling tower for Miles, 1 Owner. #B3229/141596 *BUYING REAL ESTATE IN MERCHANDISE Coos County Pet negotiable. $1100/mo. $95.00. 541-294-9107 BANDON? Allen & Company Real Es- 541-297-1547. SPECIALS Animal Shelter tate LLC can help! From finding the 541-751-2480 best value through managing a suc- 3 Weeks ✽✽✽✽ cessful purchase - for great service Choose any of these specials and Kohl’s Cat House with a big smile CALL PENNY NOW add a photo for $5.00 extra. Pets/Animals at 541-290-5694 or 541-329-0497. It’s 541-294-3876 $17,990 800 ✽✽✽✽ $17,990 a terrific time to buy Bandon real es- Merchandise 1 ‘05 Toyota Highlander 4x4 tate! Pacific Cove 7 Passenger, One Owner, V-6, 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold 541-756-6522 Low Miles. #B3232/097821 between $1.00 up to $500. CRANBERRY FARM, 29 acres. In- 801 Birds/Fish MYRTLE POINT, Very clean 2 bed, 1 FREE cludes modern home, expansive ba. home. No pets. No smoking. Must Free cockatiel to good home. Young decks, with bunk house attached gar- keep lawn mowed & trimmed. Good male, grey. Includes cage, food, treats age, separate shop, 2 acres of 3 year rental references a must. $650/mo + Merchandise 2 and toys. Would be happiest w/ a Equipment old vines, more acreage ready for $750 dep. Avail. 10/23. 541-404-5075. 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold companion bird. Owner is allergic. 825 planting. $330,000. Call Fred at D.L. between $501. up to $1000. 541-347-8361 $21,990 Davis Real Estate, 1110 Alabama, 3 bedroom $5.00 ‘04 Ford F-250 4x4 SWB 541-290-9444. Behind Umpqua Bank. 1757 Mon roe, North Bend PET SPECIALS Lariat, Diesel, Low Miles, 24 Hr. Notary Public. Newly remodeled by Pony Village 826 Farm Auto. #1222A/359637 Merchandise 3 Choose to ad a photo in this Hardwood floors $850. special for only $5.00 more 2216 HST. Mahindra tractor (2011). FOR SALE: Bandon $197,000. 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold with loader and 48in brush hog. 243 2BD/2BA on large lot. Custom vaulted 541-297-4834 between $1001. up to $1500. Pet / Animal floor plan, RV hookup & more! Cen- 6 lines, 2 weeks hrs. $9500 obo. 541-572-3100 or $7.00 928-453-7454 tury 21 Best Realty, Inc. Cute 2 bdr. house in desirable All specials will appear in $12.00 541-347-9431. RMLS# 9014214. Mingus Park neighborhood. CRANBERRY TUB, 14 ft., 4 ft. sides. The World, Bandon Western Front yard, garage w/workspace, All specials will appear in Excellent condition. $2,500. Ph. $25,990 World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday FOR SALE: Bandon $349,000. W/D hookups. No pets/smoking. The World, Bandon Western 541-332-0474. ‘06 Chevy Silverado 4x4 Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. 3/4 Crew Cab, SWB, 1 Owner, Ocean/river views. 2BD/2BA, sur- $650/mo., first,last+ World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday All specials are category specific. FB TRUCK, ‘84 Intl, 18 ft. dumpbed, Low Miles. #B3234/164794 rounding decks & a small apt. above $500 deposit. references. Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. There are no refunds on specials. 4 ft. sides. Runs good. $8,000. Ph. garage. Century 21 Best Realty, Inc. 6 mon.lease required. All specials are category specific. Starts October 1, 2012 541-332-0474. 541-347-9431. RMLS# 10086214. 840 Date St. 541-294-2883. There are no refunds on specials. 541-267-6278 Starts October 1, 2012 FB TRUCK, F350, 12 ft. with lift gate, FOR SALE: Port Orford $120,000. BANDON PROPERTY Management, 541-267-6278 runs great, 59,000 miles, $3000. Ph. 2007 3BD/2BA well maintained manf. LLC & Bandon Beach Vacation Prop- 541-332-0474. home, 16x20 detached garage. Cen- erties, LLC. We manage and rent PICKUP, CHEVY 2001 4x4 half ton, $31,990 tury 21 Best Realty, Inc. quality homes & vacation rentals that 802 Cats 12000 lb. winch, standard cab, 8 ft. 2006 Chevy Corvette 541-347-9431. RMLS# 11123429. are on or close to the beach in bed. $8000. Ph. 541-332-0474. Convertible, 6 Spd., Many Extras. Bandon. We are always looking for #13036A/071321 PTO VOLUME Pump, Berkley, 8 in. House for sale by owner. 1240 sq. ft., new properties to manage. Please call suction and foot valve. Excellent con- 2 bed + den, 2 full baths, Large deck, 541-347-4801 or visit us at: dition. $4500. 541-332-0474. fenced backyard, oversized attached BandonBeachProperties.com 1350 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay garage located in 55+ gated commu- BandonPropertyManagement.com TRACTOR WITH Tiger Sidearm mow, HondaWorld.com 541-888-5588 • 1-800-634-1054 nity, close to hospital and clinics. All VICTORIAN STYLE F 7710 4x4, 85hp. Ph. 541-332-0474. appliances included. Call for details. CB Town/Bay good/view 3bd/2bth rocking love seat. In very good TRAILER, 12 ton, Econoline, tilt bed. 541-266-7086 laundry rm, bonus/rm driveway large Kohl’s Cat House front/yard parking. $890mo first/last shape. Burgundy floral print. $4,500. Ph. 541-332-0474. plus sec/dep. $300. 2bd/1bth laundry Asking $150. 541-756-8430 Adoptions on site. 916 Used Pick-Ups 506 Manufactured rm large master bdr. $680mo. 541-294-3876 1bd/1bth. 1st floor living rm 2nd floor bed/bath $500. Call 520-483-7642 709 Wanted to Buy FREE TO GOOD HOME. Nice adult Automobiles 1985 DODGE truck with utility bed. Coos Bay- 1 bdr. 1 bth w/shower. Gar- BUYING JUNK AUTOs tabby cat. Approx. 6 years old. Can 900 Good work truck. Make offer. bage and yard work included. Weath- No title needed, will pick up, not afford pet deposit. 541-294-9107 541-347-9810. erized. Close to library and shopping. up to 100 miles from Coos Bay. New paint in and out. $500mo plus Will pay up to $200 per automobile. dep. 541-267-7615 541-260-9447 JIM VICK AUTO SALES Coquille: 2 bed, 2 bath, Large backyard. Sec. 8 approved. 710 Miscellaneous Reedsport: 1973 Brookwood manufac- $695/mo. + deposit. 541-756-1739 $.50+ PAPERBACKS & $4 DVDs at tured home. Nice 2bd/ 2bth. Large liv- IMPORT Happy’s Used Books/ Videos. Audio IMPORT ing/dining room & kitchen. Wood books, Christian fiction, lg. print, cook- floors in dining rm & kitchen. Electric books, sci fi, westerns, paranormal, & Pellet stove. Asking $29,000. Call romance; Free “Happy” bag w/ $25 BUYS BUYS 541-2714098 or 541-271-3748 buy. 7-book frequent buyer program. Gift certs 10% off. 101 at Beach SUPER 2002 Mazda 2007 Honda Loop, W-S 12-5. 20% off children’s SUPER COQUILLE: 3 bedroom, books w/ad. Petting zoo (1 dog). MILLENIA SEDAN ACCORD Rentals 1 bath home. No smoking, No pets. $700/mo + 10” RADIAL arm saw, Black & VERY NICE, FULL LOADED, VP SEDAN, ONLY 33,300 600 $800 security deposit@ move in. Decker $135. Nearly new wheelchair LEATHER, MOON ROOF. #736740 MILES, SHARP!!. #201132 Call 541-404-5075. $155. 541-639-7778. GENERATORS: 1000 watt Honda $ $ 601 Apartments FOR RENT - 965 Vermont, NB. $350. 1000 watt Onan propane elec. 6,995 13,995 2 large beds, 2 bath, deck, view. start $1000. 4000 watt Robin elec. No pets. First, last, deposit. start $450. 541-260-4006. 2 bedroom apartment in $750/mo. Do not disturb tenants. Coos Bay. Seniors Call: 530-701-1541. HAPPY NEW Year from Our Thrift 2008 Kia Store. Clean donations welcome. 1999 Mercedes Benz preferred. Coin-op W/D. For Rent 541-347-9832. AMANTI W/S/G paid. No pets, C230 SEDAN 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, C/B. NEW 9 ft. T-posts, 133 wts. $8 each. 4 CYL, AT, VERY CLEAN, LEATHER, SEDAN, ALL LUXURY OPTIONS, AT, no smoking. $500/month. 541-404-8735. $895mo / $900 dep. MOON ROOF. #743097 LOOKS LIKE A MILLION!!. #151165 Call 541-267-7234. 541-267-2632 ODDITY SHOP. 20%-50% sales! Collectibles, jewelry, decor, books & $ $ 2bdr twnhse :basement,wd hkups FOR RENT: attractive N.E. 3 bed/ 2 more! 60 W. 1st, Coq. 541-396-3660. 6,995 12,995 586 N 2nd CB $595/mo.& 2bdr: wd bath energy-eff. home, 2 car garage, SAWMILLS from only $3997.00. hkups 267 Johnson,CB $545/mo & w & d, nicely landscaped, fenced yd., MAKE & SAVE MONEY with your own 1bdr: wsg pd 292 S 9th,CB $475/mo walk to town. $1100/mo. & deposits. bandmill. Cut lumber any dimension. 2003 Volvo V70 2006 Honda $45 app fee refundable Pets OK 541-551-0827. In stock ready to ship. FREE 541-294-0623 info/DVD: In Lakeside, 2bdrm.1 bth. cottage. WAGON CIVIC “HYBRID” www.NorwoodSawmills.com, Double detached garage, utility 5 CYL, TURBO, MOON ROOF, LEATHER, AT, ONLY 49,000 MILES, BAYSIDE APARTMENTS 800-578-1363 ext. 300N. rm.,deck, new paint and flooring, No GREAT FAMILY CAR, LOW MILES. #287740 OCAN VERY NICE. #P2465 near Coos Bay Fred Meyer pets/smoking. $595 mo plus $500 2 bdrm $550 & 1 bdrm $450. dep. 237 N. 8th. 541-267-2632 TV stand w/ 2 doors and shelve $10. $ $ quiet & clean No pets/no smoking. 5 ft wooden coffee table,$7. Portable 8,995 14,995 541-297-4834. LEASE WITH OPTION. NEW studio 2 toilet $5. Brown stuffed chair $10. story 900 sq ft., plus garage. Lake Large Myrtlewood table $20. 2 sets of front / ocean view. Covered RV with Near Fred Meyer golf clubs w/bags $20 ea. Sewing ma- 2006 Hyundai 2001 Lexus hook-ups. References 1155 13th st chine in cabinet $5. 541-888-2012 Port Orford. Call 541-660-8080 AZERA LS430 Myrtle Point, 3 bdr. 2 bth, fully SEDAN, V6, AT, FULL SEDAN, NEW ONE IS fenced. De-tached guest house for OVER $70,000. #038570 hobbies, guests, ect. $600mo. Recreation/ POWER, CD. #074252 first& last $200 cleaning dep. 725 (RENT TO OWN) call for details. Sports $ $ 541-439-2325. 9,995 15,995 726 Biking Studio-$395 605 One Bedroom $450 Lots/Spaces For Sale: 2009 Specialized 60 Other Units In Stock, Stumpjumper FSR Comp. $1200 hardwood floors. Full kitchen, Long term RV spaces W/S/G and 541-808-1754 Quiet, No Pets / No smoking. Dish TV included $275mo plus All Priced to Sell no app. fee 541-297-4834 electricity.No wind with country set- ting,19316 Highway 42 Myrtle 729 Exercise Equipment FOR RENT: Like New 3BD, 1.5 BA Point. Or. 541-572-5494 Selection • Satisfaction • Savings! 2-story Apt. in L&K Villas near Rays. Specialized Ruby road bike new $695 mo. Avail. now. Sorry, no pets. MOBILE HOME/ RV space, $275/mo. $2300 will sale for $1000, show room Call Gina Morelli 541-347-1800. 541-297-7097. 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One bdr. CB 1277 N. 6th St.Laundry 606 Manufactured on site, $495mo. One bdr. NB 1189 2001 Broadway, North Bend, OR BEST USED CAR DEALER Virginia no steps, Close to shopping RENT 2/1/13, mobile, $675. 2 bdrm/1 IN 2011 & 2012! and schools., $485mo. $400 Dep. No ba, large deck/ acre, central Bandon, Market Place 541-808-2400 pets/ smoking. W/G paid totally renovated/ painted inside/ out, 750 541-267-0125 or 541-297-6752. fenced, pets neg. 541-551-1523. www.jimvickautosales.com C M C M Y K Y K