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BY DANIEL SIMMONS-RITCHIE certain ideas. likes the idea of a finance manager.The posi- The World The authors’ biggest recommendation is tion also would oversee the county’s Who authored this report? to collapse 13 of Coos County’s departments accounting system and take over certain The study was conducted by volunteer researchers at COQUILLE — From department mergers into five or six and establish two new man- duties from the treasurer. the National Policy Consensus Center of Portland State to sharing services with other counties, the agement positions: finance manager and But Sweet shares Main’s concern over the University. The center offers free consulting services to new board of commissioners is set to take chief administrative officer. proposed “chief administrative officer,”who government organizations. The Coos County commis- another hard look this year at how it can save Commissioner Bob Main says he could be would oversee three to six existing depart- sioners approached the center last year. money and streamline operations. open to mergers, but says he is wary of estab- ments. The study was conducted by Jim Johnson, John Anderson and Pat Cochran, who each have experience A report released this week is likely to be lishing any position that oversees too many “I say that not because I’m dead set in city or county government. The county covered the the launch pad for that discussion. The 108- departments. He says that would be too simi- against it,”Sweet said, “but I think that’s too cost of a single visit by Johnson and Anderson to Coos page document was written for Coos Coun- lar to a “county administrator,” a proposed close to a county administrator, which the County, but paid no other costs. ty by volunteer researchers at Portland State position that was rejected by voters in voters clearly voted down.” Johnson and Anderson interviewed 12 officials and University. November. Commissioner-elect Melissa Cribbins commissioners-elect John Sweet and Melissa Cribbins. All three newly-elected commissioners “I don’t know why it’s being brought up says the position of chief administrative The report is dated Dec. 21, but was released say they are interested in the report’s pro- again when it was just voted down,”he said. Wednesday by the Coos County commissioners. posals, although their opinions differ over Commissioner-elect John Sweet says he SEE ADMINISTRATOR | A8 A rocky start to crabbing season The early Crews plan returns removal of have been crashed boat mixed BY THOMAS MORIARTY The World

BY TIM NOVOTNY CHARLESTON — The diesel The World fuel that leaked from a wrecked crab boat near Cape Arago on CHARLESTON — It is too Thursday has safely dissipated, but early to call it a lost year, but it left behind a multi-jurisidictional it’s clear the Oregon Dunge- mess for state and federal agencies. ness crab season is not off to a As of 4:15 p.m. Thursday, only a stellar start. thin film of fuel lingered north of the The season started with stricken Robert Henry beneath the delays, and now the crab, if Simpson Reef overlook. they are out there, appear to By Lou Sennick, The World “It seems to be moving straight be hiding. The crab boat Robert Henry has drifted closer to the bluffs below the Simpson Reef overlook and has broken in half in this viewThursday out away from shore,”and the out- “It’s been a mixed batch so afternoon.The overlook will be closed to visitors during the boat’s removal. look is as good as could be expect- far,” said Matt LeDoux, pres- ed for this type of scenario, said ident of the Fishermen’s John Todd,a diver con- Dawn Grafe, acting project leader Wharf in Charleston. “Some tracted by Sunderland for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife of the guys are striking out, Marine Mutual Insurance, Service’s Newport office. “No sick but some guys are doing real- examines the bow wreck- mammals have been spotted.” ly well.” age from the Robert According to Grafe, the sheen It’s just a matter of finding Henry, a Newport-based that resulted from the split vessel the constantly moving crab, was approximately 20 feet wide by he says. “Crab are kind of like fishing vessel that 160 yards long. cattle, they just migrate in a wrecked near Simpson The National Oceanic and big group around the area.” Reef on Wednesday morn- Atmospheric Administration and Fishermen, he says, typi- ing. Employees with the Oregon Department of Fish and cally go to familiar ground to Oregon Parks and Wildlife are among the agencies start the season. But they Recreation Department assisting with environmental also will drop experimental and the Oregon monitoring. strings of crab pots in other Department of Fish and “Our role is to advise the inci- areas. While the start of this Wildlife picked up debris dent commanders of the natural season has been under- along Cape Arago’s North resources present at the site,”said whelming, it may just be a Cove beach Friday morn- ODFW spokesperson David Lane. matter of shifting focus. ing.Todd and another Lane said his agency defers Hallmark Fisheries plant diver checked for coils of authority over marine mammals to manager Scott Adams “The Simpson Reef overlook will be closed ropes in the water, which the federal government. agrees. “The catch is down. could endanger marine Pollution wasn’t the only How much is hard to say.” through Jan. 7.” potentially sticky situation created However, the season could animals in the refuge by the wreck. Chris Havel still bounce back. It just area. Initially, responsibility for the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department By Alysha Beck, The World SEE CRAB | A8 SEE BOAT | A8 Could it get much dumber than this?

I Astoria teen charged after New Year’s Eve and hit someone’s car. two vehicles. Police also connected pieces released on his own recognizance. He avoid- Deputy Chief Brad Johnston said Thurs- from the crash scene to the vehicle registered ed a charge of drunken driving because he ‘Drivin drunk’ post on day that officers were investigating a hit and to Cox-Brown. was interviewed hours after the incident and run involving a sideswiped car that sustained “He denied it initially, and it wasn’t until the Facebook post is not sufficient evidence Facebook after wreck significant damage — a second car also was he was confronted with overwhelming evi- that he was intoxicated. hit — when two Facebook friends of Cox- dence that he finally admitted to it,” John- “We can’t just convict somebody based on Brown contacted authorities, reporting a ston said. the fact that they said they were drunk,” BY STEVEN DUBOIS Facebook post in which the 18-year-old Cox-Brown, who has more than 650 Face- Johnston said. The Associated Press wrote: “Drivin drunk ... classsic ;) but to book friends, did not immediately respond to Johnston said the department is fairly whoever’s vehicle i hit i am sorry. :P” a Facebook message seeking comment. He active in social media and it has been useful PORTLAND — Jacob Cox-Brown might One of his friends sent a Facebook mes- does not have a phone number listed in his in several cases. He added that the takeaway want to adjust his Facebook privacy settings. sage to an Astoria police officer; the other name. from this case is not that people should be Police in the coastal city of Astoria arrested called the station, Johnston said. Officers Cox-Brown was charged with failure to careful about what they post on Facebook: the teenager after he allegedly confessed via went to Cox-Brown’s house and found a perform the duties of a driver. He was “No, the message is stop and contact people Facebook that he had been driving drunk on vehicle that matched the damage done to the booked into the Clastsop County jail and when you run into their cars.”

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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Saturday, January5,2013 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Local legislators enter committees Police seek lost

THE WORLD I Joint Committee on Public Safety goods’ owners Sen. Jeff Kruse (R-Roseburg) SALEM — South Coast legislators I Education and Workforce Devel- game systems have received their committee opment THE WORLD I Magnavox VCR assignments for the 77th session of I Judiciary the Oregon Legislature, which will Have you lost something I Sony Cybershot 3.2 digi- start Jan. 14. Representatives recently and thought it would tal camera never appear again? I Two Sega Genesis game The legislators will spend two days Rep. Caddy McKeown (D-Coos swearing in new members and elect- Well, maybe the Coos Bay systems Caddy McKeown Bay) Arnie Roblan Police Department can help ing presiding officers. They’ll return I Sega Dream Cast game D-Coos Bay I Vice Chair, Agriculture and Nat- D-Coos Bay to work Feb. 4 to begin the business you recover your property. system ural Resources The department is giving of the session. I Duraband digital clock I Transportation and Economic the public 30 days to file radio Senators Development claims on property they have I Lighting hood I Task Force on O&C Counties collected. Here is the list of Sen. Arnie Roblan (D-Coos I Blue, 18-speed Roadmas- I Joint Transportation and Eco- items that remain unclaimed: Bay) ter bicycle nomic Development Subcommittee I Samsung cell phone I Chair, Rural Communities and I Turquoise, 16-speed Rep. Wayne Krieger (R-Gold I White Westinghouse Economic Development (new com- Huffy bicycle mittee) Beach) radio I Sony laptop computer I Blue, Huffy Savannah Wayne Krieger I Education and Workforce Devel- I Vice Chair, Judiciary Jeff Kruse I HP laptop computer girls bicycle R-Gold Beach opment I Joint Committee on Public Safety R-Roseburg I RCA VCR I Brown cloth rice bag of I Nintendo 64 game sys- DVDs tem I Hi-tech blue and black Potholes will cause traffic delays I Two Sony Playstation 2 backpack Thefts & Mischief COOS BAY — Starting Jan. city maintenance crews. Expect intermittent week- spring 2013. Traffic signals 8, blade patching and pothole For more information night lane closures across will be replaced at four inter- COOS COUNTY Avenue. patching will be performed about these projects, contact the bridge. Watch for flag- sections in North Bend next Jan. 3, 10:14 a.m., burglary at Jan. 3, 6:29 p.m., trumpet stolen on the following streets: Public Works and gers. The speed limit on spring. Four miles of U.S. Oregon Institute of Marine Biolo- from middle school band room, I The 100 block of South Development Department the bridge is reduced Highway 101, from gy, 63400 block of Boat Basin 1500 block of 16th Street. Wasson. There will be no Operations Administrator to 35 mph. Drive The McCullough Bridge Road. Jan. 4, 2:02 a.m., man arrested parking after 5 p.m. Jan. 11 Randy Dixon at 541-269- with caution. in North Bend to Jan. 3, 12:02 p.m., woman arrest- for domestic assault, 500 block and the street will be shut 1181 ext. 2201 or email at The sidewalk ORANGE Fir Street in ed for domestic assault, 91500 of Exchange Street. down the morning of Jan. 12 [email protected]. on the west Coos Bay, will be block of Spaw Lane. to perform the work. The ( southbound) Zone repaved during the COOS BAY street will reopen once work Other delays side of the bridge is summer of 2013. Jan. 3, 2:36 p.m., someone tried is completed Jan. 12. Coos County motorists closed. In Coos Bay, watch to siphon gas from vehicle, Jan. 2, 9:43 a.m., woman arrested 63700 block of Ellen Road. for probation violation after I Southwestern can expect traffic delays at I U.S. Highway 101, for sidewalk construction Boulevard between Idaho these road construction milepost 234-238, North along southbound U.S. Jan. 3, 6:19 p.m., burglary and theft, noninjury car accident, and Montana Avenue will projects this week, according Bend to Coos Bay paving, Highway 101 at the south end 90000 block of Robertson Lane. Lakeshore Drive and city limits. undergo patch repair. Expect to the Oregon Department of sidewalks and traffic signals: of the project area, between Jan. 3, 6:57 p.m., assault, 90000 Jan. 2, 11:19 a.m., unlawful entry delays while traveling Transportation and the Coos This project will replace Fir Ave. and Pine Street. block of Evergreen Lane. into a motor vehicle, 700 block Southwestern Boulevard on County Road Department: sidewalks in several areas Motorists can expect inter- of Elrod Avenue. Wednesday due to road I U.S. Highway 101, mile- along U.S. Highway 101 in mittent lane and shoulder NORTH BEND Jan 2, 11:34 a.m., unlawful entry maintenance work. Traffic post 233.4 to 234.5, Coos Bay and North Bend closures. Pedestrians should into a motor vehicle at Star of Jan. 2, 5:13 p.m., various items flagging will be provided by McCullough Bridge rehab: between fall of 2012 and watch for sidewalk closures. Hope, 600 block of Newmark reported stolen from yard and Avenue. carport in the last couple of weeks, 1800 block of Oak Street. Jan. 2, 1:20 p.m., mailbox dam- aged and debit card stolen and Jan. 3, 12:45 a.m., Christmas yard ornament stolen, 2300 block of used, 700 block of Noble Wall Street. Avenue. Jan. 3, 1:59 a.m., subjects have Jan. 2, 5:54 p.m., harassment, reportedly been running around 1100 block of South 10th Street. banging on the house for last Jan. 3, 7:54 a.m., unlawful entry five hours, 3000 block of Myrtle into a motor vehicle, 800 block Street. of Arago Avenue. Jan. 3, 4:18 a.m., unlawful entry Jan. 3, 12:08 p.m., criminal mis- into a motor vehicle, 2100 block chief, 2600 block of Mexeye Loop. of Marion Avenue. Jan. 3, 12:55 p.m., subject assault- Jan. 3, 11:44 a.m., found a used ed in her vehicle, 200 block of syringe, 2100 block of Harrison North Broadway Street. Meetings MONDAY regular meeting. North Bend City Council — 4:30 Coquille City Council — 7 p.m., p.m., council chambers, city hall, council chambers, city hall, 851 835 California Street; work ses- N. 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BY TIM NOVOTNY nonprofit group was founded Ramona Pessa says anyone makes everybody happy, so The World in 2004 “by a group of like- can join, but not everyone it’s nice.” minded persons who were has a pet that will get to wear COOS BAY — Putting involved in visits to several, the blue vest. smiles on faces is what the local care giving facilities.” “We don’t get dogs and Meetings Furry Friends therapy dog It is there belief that even train them to be therapy dogs. The Furry Friends hold monthly group is all about. It also brief visits and contact with These are just pets who we meetings on the fourth Thursday brings families together. these gentle furry friends help train to be good, well- of each month at the Coos Bay Fire Karen Neale and her dog, have “contributed to the mannered dogs who can go Station, at 450 Elrod Ave., and Lyla, have mental well-being of many into the facilities and schools meetings are always open to the public. PEOPLE OF officially individuals.” that we visit,”Pessa said. THE joined the Barbara said she was To that end, there are ranks of retired and looking to do rules to be adhered to before WORLD Furry something good with her they can join in on the 20 or Friends, newfound time. Someone so facility visits each month. w hich suggested the Furry Friends The dogs must pass a already and, along with her golden careful evaluation, be at least included retriever named Cooper, she 6 months old, pass the her moth- joined about two years ago. American Kennel Club’s er, Barbara “I really like it. I do Canine Good Citizen Test, Kirby, and Baycrest Village and North and the owner and dog must daughter, Bend Medical Center; I’m a make three successful evalu- K irby regular there twice a month. I ation visits to at least two TIM Neale. The just think it’s something I can different facilities. NOVOTNY w omen give back and since Cooper But Kirby says the train- celebrated loves to be petted ... that’s his ing is well worth it, both for the three-generation chain favorite thing.” the owner and the dog. “It’s during a recent Furry Friends It also didn’t hurt that she something the dogs really visit to Bay Area Hospital. got to spend some quality like, Cooper anyway. When It was a fitting spot, time with her granddaughter, he sees his vest come out, because Karen has seen the Kirby, who went through the he’s just raring to go.” benefits such visits up close. initial training at the same Barbara said it’s a very “It’s good for me because I time with her yellow lab, rewarding way for dog and work at the hospital, so I see Oddis. owner to spend an hour of these patients at night when “I really enjoyed that,” time. they’re not feeling well,”said Barbara said. “It gives the opportunity the respiratory therapist, Now she is happy to add to spend time with my mom with Lyla the bloodhound her daughter to the mix as and Kirby,” added Karen, By Alysha Beck, The World pup at her side. “It’s nice to well. And the group, which the rookie of the group, who Kirby Neale, left, Barbara Kirby, middle, and Karen Neale, right, visited Bay Area Hospital with their dogs be able to put a smile on their has 58 volunteers and 45 cer- also likes the warm-hearted Oddis,left,Cooper,middle,and Lyla,right,on Friday.The women are three generations certified to have ther- face during the day when I tified therapy dogs, is always moments that come along apy dogs in the Furry Friends network. Top: Cooper, a Furry Friends therapy dog, visited people in the Bay come back with her.” happy to have more mem- with membership. “Lyla is Area Hospital emergency room, including Vickie and Robert Fleming, on Friday. Barbara Kirby, Cooper’s According to Furry bers. such a good dog and such a owner,her daughter and her granddaughter are three generations of women who have certified therapy dogs Friends’ official guide, the Furry Friends President happy hound that she in the Furry Friends network.

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Cheers &Jeers Cross purposes Taxes always affect econom- ic behavior. Always. If Oregon’s Legislature wants to encour- age adoption of hybrid and bat- tery-powered vehicles, slapping drivers with a per-mile tax is coun- terproductive. Jeers to per- sistent efforts to make sure no one escapes taxation. O,Tannen-bomb! Riddle: Why are local fire departments so eager to col- Kudos lect discarded Christmas trees? Answer: Thanks to everyone 1261 wishes to thank the following busi- It’s easier that nesses and organizations for supporting our who offered assistance Christmas Food Basket program. With your Write to us fighting house The World welcomes letters from readers. Please I wrecked my black sports car Saturday support we were able to provide food boxes observe these standards: fires caused by geniuses who on Highway 42 about 5 miles east of Remote for 950 Coos County families. Special thanks to those we may have missed and burn Christmas trees in their about 8:30 a.m. I want to thank all the peo- I Use your real name. those individuals and service organizations fireplaces. Cheers. (Call 541- ple who stopped to offer assistance and to I 400 words maximum. that provided additional funding and sup- 756-7757 in North Bend, inquire if I needed help. There must have I Include your address and daytime phone num- been 15 persons who stopped or slowed to port. ber for verification. 541-269-1191 in Coos Bay.) South Coast Food Share, Ferguson ask about me. I No defamation, vulgarity or business com- Thanks to the guy I was trying to pass, the Transfer, Domino’s Pizza, Sause Brothers, plaints. Bay Area Hospital, Coos Bay Lions Club, Warm children guy working on the retaining wall a little to I No poetry or religious testimony. the east, who also supplied traffic cones, and North Bend Lions, Father Karl, Father Few things are more heart- especially the lady who stopped her east- Wolfe, Willamina F.F.A., Perrdale F.F.A., We generally print every letter that meets these guidelines. Send yours to [email protected], breaking than a child going bound car, got out and walked back to ask if Oregon National Guard Armory, Lifechange I was OK. Thank you all. Church Youth Group, Southern Oregon Pro- or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. without decent Robert Burch ject Hope, K-Mart, Coos Bay police, Coos shoes or a win- Coquille Bay Printing, Main Rock, North Bend Sani- ter coat. tation, Holy Redeemer Altar Rosary Society, Briggs & Thompson, CPA, English Book- Cheers to the KOC able to provide Franz Bakery, McKay’s Market, Wagon keeping & Tax, Abel Insurance Agency, United Way of Wheel Grocery, Crossroads Community E.A.T. Inc, Southcoast I.L.W.U. 950 food boxes Cafe, Newmark Center, Gold Coast Truck Bob Adams Southwestern Oregon, aim- The Knights of Columbus Coos Council Repair, Catholic Daughters of America, North Bend ing to raise $4,000 to serve 270 needy children. (Send donations to P.O. Box 1288, Coos Bay, OR 97420.) Public Forum Whose jetty is it? Let’s see — 43 years ago, Drum beat of gun control Uncle Sam built a jetty at Bill J. Grimes, I could not agree more with your letter. With even the first inklings of Port Orford. The tragedy occurring, the gun control drums jetty unexpect- start beating. We are hearing it with Con- edly trapped necticut’s horrible massacre and, if you sand, filling in remember, we heard it with poor Trayvon Martin’s case as well. the harbor. So It is imperative that we learn from history, Uncle Sam has folks. To that point, it is even more important been dredging the harbor that we interpret it correctly and spot when it ever since — until Congress is repeating itself right under our noses. I’ll bet that if you care to revisit the events slammed the brakes on dedi- and details surrounding WWII and the Nazi cated spending. Jeers to regime, you’ll find eerie similarities with our short political memories. very own country and government post- 9/11. Stripping our right to bear arms and the continual desecration of the Constitu- Frigid fun tion that we are bearing witness to will thrust us into a closed society if we allow it Chilly, teeth-chattering to continue. cheers to the hardy “polar Sara Jeffers bears” who go Reedsport swimming on New Year’s Day. Seriously — No regulation, no problem without these frostbitten fun seekers, the In the short time since Presi- FBI had no idea who these people Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales Worse, government’s micro- only news on the first day of dent Obama was re-elected, gov- were.” tells me that method “works far management stifles innovation. the year would be about ernment has issued hundreds of So PayPal invented a new form better than the top-down system Companies now invest in lawyers new regulations. The bureaucrats of regulation. “They developed a that it replaced.” and “compliance officers,” rather drunken drivers. never stop. There are now more private fraud detection system, We almost always assume that than engineers and creators. than 170,000 pages of federal reg- where they used computers to say, top-down government regulation Those that don’t may get shut Rural champion ulations. ‘This might be fraudulent,’ and is necessary, even though history down. President Obama wants still then it would send it to a human to says otherwise.Did you know that Intrade is an innovative “pre- He’s a freshman senator, but more rules. Cheering on increased investigate that.” That dramati- stock markets began without gov- diction market” website where Arnie Roblan’s legislative financial regulation, he said, cally reduced fraud, and ernment regulation? people bet about future events — “We’ve got to keep moving for- PayPal thrived. Stringham researched who will win the Oscars, elec- stature earned him ward.” To the president, and EBay’s business how the first stock tions, etc. The betting odds are the chairmanship probably most Americans, “for- model also is threatened exchanges developed in great indicators of what will hap- of the new Rural ward” means passing more laws. by fraud. How can a London in the 1700s: pen in the future because people It is scary to think about a buyer trust that, say, a “Government refused to think carefully before putting Communities and world without regulation. Intu- seller will actually deliv- enforce all but the most their money on the line. Economic ition leads us to think that with- er a $25 pack of baseball simple contracts. Never- But a government agency Development Committee. out government we’d be victims cards and that the cards theless, brokers figured called the Commodity Futures The Coos Bay Democrat will of fraud, as I explain in my latest will be what he claims out how to do short Trading Commission determined book, “No, They Can’t!” But our they are? In theory,you JOHN sales, futures contracts, that Intrade’s bets are “commod- be ideally positioned to work intuition is wrong. could sue; but in prac- STOSSEL options contracts — even ity options” and Intrade does not for the well-being of small Consider this: An entire sector tice, our legal system is though none was have the right license to trade Oregon communities. Cheers. of the economy operates almost too slow and costly for Columnist enforceable by law.” those options. The agency sued, entirely without government that. They came up with and Intrade decided it had to close controls. Complete strangers So eBay came up with self-reg- private enforcement. its site to Americans. The result: exchange big money there every ulation: The buyers rate sellers. “They traded in coffeehouses. We lose knowledge — and oppor- What do you think? day. “EBay and other groups devel- And after a while, they decided: tunity. The World welcomes letters. It’s the Internet. It does have oped private reputation mecha- ‘Let’s enforce rules within this President Obama is wrong. We Email us at regulation, just not government nisms,” says Stringham. “When coffeehouse. If you default, you’re don’t need new rules. Govern- [email protected]. regulation. you go onto eBay, you know going to get kicked out of the cof- ment should stop adding regula- On my next TV show, titled there’s a 99 percent chance that feehouse, and we’re going to call tions — or try following the Stos- “Freedom 2.0,” economics pro- you’re going to get the goods you a lame duck.’” (Because you sel Law: For every new rule, repeal fessor Ed Stringham explains that delivered.” had to waddle out of the coffee- two old ones. Remembering Paypal.com, which transfers bil- Private companies found they house. That’s actually where the John Stossel is host of “Stossel” lions of dollars for people, at first could “crowd-source” enforce- phrase “lame duck” originated.) on the Fox Business Network. He’s the fallen assumed they needed govern- ment against fraud and low-qual- Years of consumer reporting the author of “No They Can’t: U.S. military death tolls ment help to prevent fraud. ity products, in much the same have taught me that such private Why Government Fails, but in Afghanistan as of Friday: “They faced fraudsters from all way that Wikipedia discovered an regulation is better for consumers Individuals Succeed.” To find out over the world. They turned to the encyclopedia could be created than the piles of rules produced by more about John Stossel, visit his 2,043 FBI,” says Stringham. “But the without a central organizer. our bloated government. site at johnstossel.com. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday, January5,2013 • The World • A5 Y K Obituaries

Judith A. Grossman Calif. After graduating high For much of her life, Judy missed by those she left Dad has 1944 - 2012 school, Judy married and had was a master seamstress and behind. two lovely children, Kevin chef, creating designer- Judy is survived by her Memorial services will be and Kristen, and worked quality clothes and many son, Kevin of Santa Cruz, held for Judith A. Grossman, tirelessly to take care of them culinary delights for family Calif.; daughter, Kristen of ‘secret’ 68, of North Bend at 11 a.m. and raise them well. and friends. Judy and Dick Visalia, Calif.; daughter, Saturday, Jan. 12, at Bay Area In 1979 Judy married the were fond of traveling when Michelle of Tulare, Calif.; Church of the Nazarene, love of her life, Dick. They health was better for both, daughter, Stephanie of 1850 Clark St., in North Bend friend met while working together at trekking across the U.S. and Merced, Calif.; daughter, and then at 11 a.m. Saturday, the Visalia Police Depart- Canada in their motorhome Simon of Eureka, Calif.; sis- Feb. 2, at Calvary Chapel in ment, where Judy was a dis- and also flying to Hawaii ter, Elizabeth of Fresno, DEAR ABBY: I’m the Visalia, Calif. youngest of three children and Judith left this world to be patcher and Dick was a police several times. Judy and Dick Calif.; grandchildren, I’ll be graduating from high with her Lord and savior detective. Judy became the also had a boat and belonged Celeste, Nicholas, Tomi, school in the spring. My par- Jesus Christ on the evening dispatch supervisor at the to a boat club and ventured Richard, Shaunda, Bethany, ents always seemed happy of Dec. 3, 2012. With her VPD and was responsible for out into the sea often. Judy’s Beatrice and Bryce; three implementing an advanced beauty transcended her ill- great-grandchildren; and with each other. They were children and church family Judy Grossman obviously in love,and they told at her side during her last public safety computer sys- ness, and she always other aunts, uncles, tem for the city of Visalia. “dressed to the nines” nephews, nieces and my brothers and me they few days of life, Judy passed charge of the senior group After leaving the police whether she was going out to cousins. would never get divorced. away quietly after living with who prayed for others’ Although they had arguments, decades of chronic illness. It department, Judy had excit- dinner or down the street to Mom, we will miss you ing but short careers with dif- needs. They then relocated the doctor. She was a loving, every day but you will forev- they always made up, and it was four months and a day to North Bend in 2003 never seemed to be serious. ferent technology companies. nurturing, devoted wife, er be with us. We will always from the date of when her because they loved the For the last few months, loving husband, Richard E. Judy and Dick were married mother and grandmother, love you. weather and that’s when my dad has been acting Grossman, passed away. for 33 years, recently renew- outspoken and a true cham- Please send flowers or weird. He spends a lot of time Judy was born in Joplin, ing their vows in a beautiful they joined the Bay Area pion of family and friends in donations to either church in talking to and texting “a Mo., in 1944, but her family church ceremony at the Bay Church of the Nazarene, need. She was also a caring Judy Grossman’s name. friend” on the phone. The moved to the Central Valley Area Church of the Nazarene where Judy was chairwoman daughter and sister, and a Arrangements are under problem is, although the of California when she was 2 with Pastor Ron Halverson of women’s prayer ministry deeply committed friend and the direction of Coos Bay friend has a male name years old. Judy’s father presiding. and the encouragement family member, always the Chapel, 541-267-3131. (“George”) in his contacts, worked in multiple indus- While living in Visalia, ministry where she sent out one to send cards and make Sign the guestbook at the person has a female voice. tries and jobs, but the family Judy and Dick attended Cal- hopeful notes and cards to calls on every occasion 365 www.coosbayfh.com and I didn’t think anything about finally settled in Fresno, vary Chapel and were in church members in need. days a year. She will sorely be www.theworldlink.com. it until recently, when I turned on Dad’s phone to play a game and it was open to a series of text messages Ronald Duane for the next 20 years. years and along with his William Levi ‘Billy’ family, and cherished his between him and this Harrison From the early days when family helped build the cur- time with them and the “friend.” What I saw made it growing up in Sumner, Ron rent structure. Even though Landles Dec. 19, 1942 - Dec. 29, 2012 many picnics at the ocean or clear that something is up. loved playing with cars and his health did not allow him Jan. 17, 1973 - Dec. 29, 2012 up Coos River. He was Mom knows nothing about it. A funeral service will be trucks and through the years to attend in the past few No services will be held friendly, jovial, loved telling I love my father,but I don’t held for Ronald Duane Har- became an avid admirer of years, he was very devoted for William Levi “Billy” stories, and always enjoyed a think I can handle this. I can’t rison, 70, of Coos Bay, at 11 old cars, attending car shows and proud of his church. Landles, 39, of Coos Bay. A good laugh. An intense foot- believe he’d do this to our a.m. Monday, Jan. 7, at the all over the Pacific North- Ron is survived by his memorial luncheon will be ball fan, Billy loved the family, especially since all of First United Methodist west, and was the truck driv- wife, Mary Jo; two precious hosted from noon to 3 p.m. Ducks, Beavers and Seattle us are going through a really Church, 123 Ocean Blvd., in er extraor- dogs, Rosie and Violet; Saturday, Seahawks. He also enjoyed hard time lately. Coos Bay. The Rev. Laura dinaire. For daughter, Stacy (Harrison) Jan. 12, at his time at the Eagles Lodge. I don’t know what to do. I Beville will officiate. A visi- many years Rhinehart; two grandchil- the Eagles He is survived by his don’t want to tell anyone tation will be held from 4-6 he sold dren, Hannah and Avery of Lodge FOE mother, Agnes Ann Landles because I p.m. Sunday at Nelson’s Bay heavy Hillsboro; sister and broth- No. 538, 568 don’t want of Coos Bay; brother, David Area Mortuary, 405 Elrod equipment er-in-law, Norrene and Jerry South Sec- DEAR our family Ave., in Coos Bay.Ron will be and drove Landles of Coos Bay; several Mallams of Medford; and a ond St., in uncles and aunts, including ABBY to fall apart. laid to rest at Ocean View truck. Coos Bay. very special aunt, Jeanne Robert “Buzz” Landles of But I can’t Memory Gardens in Coos Ron was a Billy was Mallory of Kingston, Wash. Stanwood, Wash., and stay quiet. Bay near his parents. Ron Harrison very kind born Jan.17, Ron was preceded in death Billy Landles William Landles of Eugene; What Ron was born Dec. 19, man, appre- 1973, in should I do? 1942, in Portland, the son of ciated his family and friend- by his father, Judge James Lowell Sanders and Donella Harrison and mother, Vurl Alma, — BLIND- James and Vurl (Mallory) ships deeply. An avid animal Mich., to Warren and Agnes Fowler; plus many cousins Harrison. SIDED IN Harrison. He passed away lover, Ron especially loved (Sanders) Landles. He moved and friends, including those Remembrances can be JERSEY Dec. 29, 2012, in North Bend. his recently deceased dog, with his family to Coos Bay at the Eagles Lodge in Coos made to First United D E A R After growing up in Coos Pumpkin, who was part of in early childhood. He Bay. Methodist Church, 123 Bily was very recently pre- JEANNE B L I N D - Bay, Ron moved to Medford, the family for 16 years. He attended Coos Bay schools, SIDED: I then Seattle where he met loved Coos Bay and enjoyed Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay, OR graduating from Marshfield ceded in death by his father, PHILLIPS agree that and married his wife, Mary spending time at Bastendorff 97420 or an animal shelter of High in 1992. Billy passed Warren Landles; and grand- you can’t Jo. In 1989 they relocated Beach overlooking the ocean your choice. away suddenly Dec. 29, 2012. mother, Awatha Landles; keep quiet about this. What back to Coos Bay and with on the bench dedicated to his Arrangements are under Billy loved hunting, boat- and previously by grandfa- you saw was, of course, the help of his good friends, parents. the direction of Nelson’s Bay ing, fishing and crabbing thers, William Landles Sr. shocking — and the person Roger Rood and Russ Gaines, Ron was a member of the Area Mortuary, 541-267- with his mom and dad, and and Levi Sanders; and you should talk to about it is he learned all the ins and First United Methodist 4216. delighted in the salmon and grandmother, Edna Sanders. your father. Sometimes when outs of driving a log truck Church in Coos Bay for many Sign the guestbook at crab feeds following the Billy will be greatly missed people are going through a and made that his profession www.theworldlink.com. many successful outings by his family and friends. really tough time, they do from “Charley Town.” He Arrangements are under things they wouldn’t ordi- loved helping to smoke the direction of Nelson’s Bay narily do. Your mother may salmon in the back yard to Area Mortuary, 541-267- — or may not — have an Jimmie Wilmer Sugg worked in the timber, fishing Townsend; eight grandchil- eat throughout the year, or 4216. inkling that something is March 22, 1934 - Dec. 16, 2012 and trucking industries. He dren, Christopher Sugg, give away to friends. Billy Sign the guestbook at going on. married JoAnn Claire Peter- Stephanie Gore, Neil Sugg, was especially close to his www.theworldlink.com. Ask your father if the text A private service will be son June Brian Sugg, Courtney means he plans to leave the held at a later date for Jimmie 1952. Jim- Townsend, Kristen Finn, family.Then give him a dead- Wilmer Sugg, 78, of Sher- mie served Andrew Sugg and Kevin line to come clean with your wood. in the U.S. Sugg; and 10 great-grand- Howard Howe hors d’oeuvres will be served. mother, and let him know Jimmie was born March Navy during children, Anthony, Victoria, Leatherman The family requests an envi- 22, 1934, in Oklahoma to the Korean ronment free of flowers and that if he doesn’t, you will. Bailey, Piper, Sydney, Aug. 11, 1918 - Nov. 25, 2012 You have my sympathy. Wilmer and Rachell Sugg. War aboard LeSeante, Aden, Samara, fragrances, in deference to DEAR ABBY: My husband He passed away peacefully the USS Megan and Bryce. A life so richly lived family members with aller- was sober for 14 years. He Dec. 16, 2012, at home with Naifeh. He was preceded in death deserves to be remembered. gies and chemical sensitivi- started drinking again two family at his side. Jimmie Sugg Jimmie is by his parents, wife, JoAnn; A celebration of life will be ties. held for Howard Howe years ago. He’s on probation He lived most of his life in survived by and son, Neil. Howard was a loving hus- Leatherman, 94, of Myrtle and drinking is a clear viola- Oregon in the Cottage Grove two sons, Michael Sugg and Sign the guestbook at band, father, grandpa, great- Point from 1 to 4 p.m. Satur- grandpa, brother, cousin, tion of his probation. His and Coos Bay areas. He Steven Sugg; daughter, Tally www.theworldlink.com. liver enzymes are elevated, day, Jan. 12, at the Coquille uncle and friend. and I can’t seem to find the Community Building, 119 N. Sign the guestbook at right words to get his atten- Birch St. Refreshments and www.theworldlink.com. tion. I have thought about Oletta Margaret contacting his probation State officials Clampett officer, but then he will be Nov. 3, 1931 - Sept. 8, 2012 Louise M. (Bruster) a flower garden she would incarcerated. Oletta Margaret Clampett, Karstens spend many hours in. She Abby, I am watching the also loved to spend her sum- begin new term 80, a former and longtime Jan. 7, 1929 - Dec. 31, 2012 man I love drink himself to resident of Bandon, passed mers in Yuma, Ariz. Louise death and I’m afraid for him. away Sept. Private family services will played pool volleyball with Should I tell his probation SALEM (AP) — Four Ore- Wheeler said. “All of them 8, 2012, in be held for Louise M. her friends, who she loved officer or just watch him self- gon Democrats took the oath require a heavy political lift. Las Vegas, (Bruster) Karstens, 83, of very much, in Empire. destruct? — SCARED AND of office Friday to continue in But I’m confident that if we Nev. Coquille. Louise is survived by her CONFUSED IN MICHIGAN their jobs after winning the all pull together, as we typi- Oletta is She was born Jan. 7, 1929, children she loved very DEAR SCARED: The rea- November election. survived by in Powers, to parents Clyde much, Rex King of Prinville, son you can’t get your hus- cally do here in the state of Secretary of State Kate her daugh- and Kathryn Bruster. She Dan King of Coquille, Randy band’s attention is because of Oregon, that we will get Brown, Treasurer Ted Wheel- ter, Kim; passed away Dec. 31, 2012, at Martindale of Florence and the alcohol. He isn’t thinking these things and many oth- er and Labor Commissioner son-in-law, her home in Coquille. Nancy Groves of Kirkland, straight.As I am sure you real- ers done.” Brad Avakian all won their Oletta Clampett Damien; She loved flowers and had Wash. ize, one of the hallmarks of Brown said she’d use a second elections. Attorney sister, Vir- addiction is denial. No one second term as secretary of General Ellen Rosenblum won ginia; granddaughter, Kelly; helps an alcoholic by enabling state to ensure effective her first election after being many nieces and nephews; the person to continue drink- auditing of government appointed to the office in June. and many,many dear friends. ing, and your husband defi- agencies and would ask the All four will serve four-year She was preceded in death nitely needs help. Legislature for authority to terms. by her husband, Dr. Earl While it may not be easy, create an office to help small Democratic Gov. John Clampett. talk to the probation officer businesses navigate the state Kitzhaber, whose office was A memorial service was so your husband can be regulatory process. She also not on the ballot last year, held in Las Vegas, Nev. incarcerated, dry out and said it’s time for Oregon to administered the oath. She loved her time in Ban- become rational again. I limit contributions to politi- Rosenblum, the first don and missed her friends know it is a painful choice, cal campaigns. woman elected Oregon and the land greatly. but watching him die of liver “I will put the strength of attorney general, acknowl- Sign the guestbook at disease would be worse. democracy before politics,” edged the milestone but said www.theworldlink.com. DEAR ABBY: Can you she said. Sunsetunset MemorialMemorial ParkPark she looks forward to a day answer something for me? If Avakian said the four Established in 1914 by the Independent Order of Odd when there are no more the abbreviation for “mister” is statewide elected officials Fellows (I.O.O.F.) & relocated from the Marshfield milestones to celebrate. DEATH NOTICES Pioneer Cemetery. The 40 acre park is the home of the “Mr.,”then why is there an R in work together as a team to do “Together with the 1,300 only mausoleum, columbarium & cremation garden in “Mrs.”when there’s no R in the good work for the people of employees at the Depart- Elfriede Boehm — 89, of the Bay Area. word it’s short for? — INQUIS- Oregon. ment of Justice, we will do Brookings, died Jan. 1, 2013, • Simple cremation & burial. ITIVE IN CALIFORNIA “Every Oregonian is justice, we will serve the rule in Coos Bay. Arrangements • Private or public graveside or mausoleum chapel DEAR INQUISITIVE: touched in some way by the of law, we will work every services. According to my American very important work that are pending with North Bend day to protect and advocate • Large selection of burial/cremation spaces, Heritage Dictionary (4th Edi- these four offices do,” Chapel, 541-756-0440. for the most vulnerable headstones, monuments, burial & urn vaults, tion), “’Mrs.’ is the abbrevia- among us,” Rosenblum said. Avakian said. caskets, urns, cremation jewelry, printed materials, tion of the word ‘mistress’” — As treasurer, Wheeler video tributes & more is available at the time of an antiquated term for a mar- pledged to be a fiscal watch- need or in advance by preplanning. ried or widowed woman. • Cremation dog, champion access to • Pet cremation. Dear Abby is written by • Funeral Service higher education and voca- • Payment terms & options. 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C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Saturday, January5,2013 Y K Nation Former U.S. Rep. Giffords visits Newtown Poll: Fight obesity but BY JOHN CHIRSTOFERSEN federal judge and five others The Associated Press were killed and 13 people, including Giffords, were keep the NEWTOWN, Conn. — injured. Former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle The gunman, Jared Lee Giffords of Arizona on Friday Loughner, pleaded guilty to 19 junk food visited the Connecticut town federal charges and was sen- where a gunman killed 26 tenced to seven consecutive people last month inside an life sentences, plus 140 years. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS elementary school. Kelly said on the day of the Giffords, who was shot and Newtown shooting that it WASHINGTON — Every- critically wounded in a 2011 should lead to gun control. one could use a little help shooting, met with U.S. Sen. “This time our response keeping those New Year’s res- Richard Blumenthal and Lt. must consist of more than olutions to slim down. But if it Gov. Nancy Wyman and regret, sorrow, and condo- means the government limit- Newtown’s first selectman, lence,” Kelly said on his ing junk food, the response is according to Sue Marcinek, an Facebook page, calling for “a an overwhelming, “No.” assistant to the selectman. meaningful discussion about Americans call obesity a Giffords was accompanied by our gun laws and how they can national health crisis and blame her husband, astronaut Mark be reformed and better too much screen time and Kelly. enforced to prevent gun vio- cheap fast food for fueling it. She was planning to meet lence and death in America.” But a new poll finds people are later Friday with families of Giffords’ visit comes one split on how much the govern- some of the Newtown victims, day after Connecticut Gov. ment should do to help — and according to Steve Jensen, a Dannel P. Malloy announced most draw the line at attempts spokesman for Wyman. the creation of an advisory to force healthier eating. Giffords was left partially commission that will review A third of people say the blind, with a paralyzed right and recommend changes to government should be deeply arm and brain injury, when a state laws and policies on involved in finding solutions to gunman opened fire at a con- issues including gun control in The Associated Press the epidemic. A similar pro- stituent meet-and-greet out- the wake of the Dec. 14 ram- Former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, center, holds hands with her husband, Mark Kelly,while exiting Town Hall portion want it to play little or side a Tucson grocery store on page at Sandy Hook at Fairfield Hills Campus in Newtown, Conn. after meeting with Newtown First Selectman Pat Llodra and no role, and the rest are some- Jan. 8, 2011. Arizona’s chief Elementary School. other officials Friday. where in the middle,according to the poll by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public FDA proposes sweeping food safety rules Job market shrugs Affairs Research. Require more physical WASHINGTON (AP) — The Food and they are keeping their operations clean. activity in school, or provide Drug Administration on Friday proposed the Many responsible food companies and off fears of ‘cliff’ nutritional guidelines to help most sweeping food safety rules in decades, farmers are already following the steps that people make better choices? requiring farmers and food companies to be the FDA would now require them to take. Sure, 8 in 10 support those more vigilant in the wake of deadly outbreaks But officials say the requirements could WASHINGTON (AP) — until the fiscal cliff was steps. Make restaurants post in peanuts, cantaloupe and leafy greens. have saved lives and prevented illnesses in The U.S. job market proved resolved, many employers calorie counts on their menus, The long-overdue regulations are aimed several of the large-scale outbreaks that resilient in December despite kept hiring, most likely in as the Food and Drug Admin- at reducing the estimated 3,000 deaths a have hit the country in recent years. fears that a budget impasse anticipation of higher cus- istration is poised to do? Some year from foodborne illness. Just since last In a 2011 outbreak of listeria in can- in Washington would send tomer demand. 70 percent think it’s a good summer, outbreaks of listeria in cheese and taloupe that claimed 33 lives, for example, the economy over the fiscal “What would hiring have idea. salmonella in peanut butter, mangoes and FDA inspectors found pools of dirty water cliff and trigger growth- been if we had not been fac- “That’s a start,”said Khadi- cantaloupe have been linked to more than on the floor and old, dirty processing equip- killing tax hikes and spend- ing the fiscal cliff in Decem- jah Al-Amin, 52, of 400 illnesses and as many as seven deaths, ment at Jensen Farms in Colorado where the ing cuts. ber?” said Robert Kavcic, Coatesville, Pa. “The fat con- according to the federal Centers for Disease cantaloupes were grown. In a peanut butter Employers added 155,000 senior economist at BMO tent should be put up there in Control and Prevention. The actual number outbreak this year linked to 42 salmonella jobs last month, roughly Capital Markets. “We might red letters, not just put up of those sickened is likely much higher. illnesses, inspectors found samples of sal- matching the solid but have seen quite a bit stronger there. The same way they The FDA’s proposed rules would require monella throughout Sunland Inc.’s peanut unspectacular monthly pace job growth” — something mark something that’s poi- of the past two years. closer to 200,000 a month. farmers to take new precautions against processing plant in New Mexico. sonous,so when you see it,you The gains announced Fri- That’s an encouraging absolutely know.” contamination, to include making sure Under the new rules, companies would day weren’t enough to sign for the job market, But nearly 6 in 10 people workers’ hands are washed, irrigation water have to lay out plans for preventing those reduce unemployment, because an even bigger surveyed oppose taxes target- is clean, and that animals stay out of fields. sorts of problems, monitor their own which remained a still-high budget showdown is loom- ing unhealthy foods, known as Food manufacturers will have to submit progress and explain to the FDA how they 7.8 percent. The November ing: Congress must vote to soda taxes or fat taxes. food safety plans to the government to show would correct them. rate was revised up a notch raise the government’s $16.4 And when it comes to from the 7.7 percent the gov- trillion borrowing limit by restricting what people can ernment had originally late February. If not, the gov- buy — like New York City’s TheWorldLink.comTheWorldLink.com ReaderReader SurveySurvey reported. ernment risks defaulting on recent ban of supersized sodas The stable pace of Decem- its debt. Republicans will in restaurants — three-quar- ber hiring suggested that likely demand deep spending ters say,“No way.” many employers tuned out cuts as the price of raising “The outlawing of sugary the fracas in the nation’s the debt limit. drinks, that’s just silly,” said EENNTERNTTEERR TTOTOO WWINWIINN capital. 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C M C M Y K Saturday, January5,2013 • The World • A7 Y K Community Applause Longtime women’s center director to be honored

I Anonymous donor loads, David and Marian Zacks Bar and Grill in Crumley have announced a Coquille. will match funds for source will match any new donations of $500 or more Power for art at abuse prevention to the center. Coos Museum The annual ambassadors The Pacific Power banquet is free to all eligible BY TIM NOVOTNY Foundation has awarded a donors, including those The World $2,000 grant to Coos Art who will be making first- Judy Moody, who time donations this year. Museum to help support its recently retired, still holds a Anyone interested in sup- 2013 exhibition season. title with the Women’s porting the center, or other- The funds will assist the Safety and Resource Center. wise honoring Judy Moody Coos Art Museum in pro- The executive director for her long effort to end ducing more than 19 art emeritus will be the guest of domestic violence in our exhibitions in its six exhibi- honor at their annual community, can contact the tion galleries during 2013. Ambassadors Club Dinner center at 541-888-1048, or Among the exhibitions later this month. David Crumley at 541-756- to be featured is the current Moody was at the helm 0719. Ken Means’ Carousel dis- of the center as it grew over Little Red play, which continues until the past 12 years from the Jan. 26. Women’s Safety Center, Schoolhouse grant Of particular note is the with a cramped four-bed- The Menasha Legacy upcoming 15th National room safe refuge, to the Fund of the Oregon Maritime Art Exhibition of current WSRC, complete Community Foundation has the American Association with the much larger awarded a grant of $1,500 to of Marine Artists. Coos Art Coddington Place, Cloe the Coos Bay Area Zonta Museum is one of only two House and Service Contributed photo Pacific Power recently gave $2,000 to the Coos Art Museum to support its 2013 exhibitions, including the West Coast venues to host Jane’s House Foundation to this major exhibition, which carousel carvings of Ken Means. facilities. Give a round support their runs from March 22 through Her dedica- Do you know a person or Little Red president. candy often going hand in Coquille Lions President May 18. tion, vision and group who deserves a pat S choolhouse “Pacific Power leadership will Project. Since 1998, Zonta hand, the Coquille Lions Aldo Marca added that the on the back? Send names Foundation is proud to help be honored at The project Foundation service funds Club was able to sell one Lions provide a great and details to reporter sponsor the programming the Jan. 31 ban- provides school have helped young students kind of gift to acquire resource, having spent over Tim Novotny at tnovot- at this dynamic and growing quet at the Red [email protected]. supplies and in need get a good start dur- another. $5,500 providing eye exams Lion Inn. backpacks to ing their first day of school. Lions Chairperson Linda and new glasses for Coquille art institution on Oregon’s The WSRC low-income For more information, Aiken touted the success of residents who could not Coast,” said Monte Ambassadors Club, com- students in K-6 grades at those interested may con- this winter’s See’s Candy otherwise afford them. Mendenhall, Pacific Power posed of those who donate Coos County elementary tact Michaela Vonderohe, sale, which included send- “We have provided $830 regional community man- $500 or more to the cause, is schools. Chair of the Little Red ing $1,000 to the Oregon for various Coquille High ager. a major source of funding “The Zonta Foundation Schoolhouse Project Lions Sight and Hearing School programs and $1,229 For information on the for the organization. To is grateful to The Menasha Committee, 541-217-1058. Foundation. for the Coos County Fair,” upcoming season at the honor Judy Moody for her Legacy Fund for helping us Lions candy sales “We raised over $2,400 Marca said. Coos Art Museum call (541) service to the community, address a growing need in that will go toward sight and The Coquille Lions meet 267-3901. You may also and because of increased our county, “ said Brooke provide glasses hearing issues in our com- at 6 p.m. the second view the CAM website at: expenses due to higher case Yussim, Zonta Foundation With Christmas and munity,”Aiken said. Monday of the month at Mr. www.coosart.org. Honor Roll Big promotion The following is a list of Rachelle Swain, Gage ford*, Ethan Salathe, Mitchel Honor Roll students who Thomas, Danielle Timm*, Schall-Yost, Chephren achieved a 3.25 or better GPA Lindsey Varga, Kate Willett*. Sinko*. from North Bend Middle Eighth grade: Brooke School and Oregon Coast Oregon Coast Technology Aldrich, Jaden Arbuckle, Technology Middle School Middle School Brigham Baker, Daniel Ben- for Term 1 of the 2012/13 Seventh grade: Jacob nett, Jarod Bohannan, Tyler school year (*denotes 4.00 Adams*, Hannah Anderson*, Brown, Benjamin Burgmeier, GPA). August Baker, Bailey Ben- Michael Button, Brittany Chapanar, Rowan Colby*, North Bend Middle School nett*, Bridgette Boger*, Zachary Boice, Amie Mark Deane*, Drew Diefen- Seventh grade: Lily Brecheisen*, Mekenzie baugh, Elizabeth Bergstedt, Harlee Christo- Brock, Matthew Button, Bri- Dreveskracht*, Autumn Eck- pher, Tameria Gaston, Alli- ley, Casey Edwards*, Hailey anna Carder*, Erin Carver, son Graham, Drake Johnson, Finnigan*, Max Freeman, Brianna Chapanar, Alexan- Darby Keeley, Cole Lang- Seth Frings, Jacob Gage, der Cheslock, Riley Colli- mead, Preston Langmead, Olivia Gerben, Aaron Amy Lathrom, Haley cott*, Kadyn Collins, Faith Grabow, Celine Graetzer, McDaniel, Myrranda Cook*, Cheyenne Datan*, Tanner Hanneman, Roger McNeely, Hayley Mergel, James Farlow, Cassandra Iparraguirre, Andrew Jack- Maycee Merritt, Jefferson Fellows*, Olivia Funk, Julie son, Lochlan Kelsay, Janelle Olander, Joey Shott, Quentin Gage*, Dontae Givens, Vir- Leblanc, Brody Lucero, Ali- ginia Gonzales*, Tana Hiigel*, Contributed photo Shradel, Hannah Snelgrove, cia Martin, Alissa McCord, Chase Summers. Andrew Hobson, Carly Ashley Moffitt, Alyssa Coast Karate held it’s Belt Promotion Ceremony on Dec. 28. Promoted students were: yellow belts Homenyk, Kiana Jones, Matthew Johnson, Karleigh Johnson, Zack Johnson, Chris Johnson, and Garth Johnson; gold white Eighth grade: Emily Monohon*, Margaret Bramhall, Robert Brown, Daniel Koechel, Brittney Muenchrath, Kimberly belt Aiden Curran; gold belts Ian Davidson,April Platt, Sarah Clark,Tonya Pickett, Savannah Cutrer, Zachary Browning, Sarah Kubli, Noah Langmead, Gra- Orchard, Kristopher and Daniel Mazzucchi; orange belts Micah Castaldo, Jolene Camarillo, Evan Camarillo, and Conor Collins, Haylie Cossman, ham Lyons, Jamison Mates- Orchard, Maddison Oud- Heckard; green belts Abel Ortega, Michael Clark, Teaira Clement, Marjorie Coulson, and Billy Megan Daily, Ciara Gates, ki, Jordan Mazzucchi, erkirk, Olivia Peck, Matthew Coulson; blue belt Knoll Gederos; purple belt Aeron Olegario; and junior black belt Robert McMillian. Jessica Gochnour*, Raina Amanda Merritt, Max Perry, Kate Riley, Neal Rose, Hagen, Brandon Handsaker, Nguyen, Shelby Pallo*, Lucas Elizabeth Salathe, Bryce Nicholas Heath, Kaia Mar- Parvin, Kyler Peters, Kelli Shelton, Raelynn Stewart, tin*, Bethany Morris, Trevor Pettit, Shauna Phillips, Keneley Tams, Matthew Mosley, Anna Nieto, Tatum Amanda Powley*, Daniel Turpin, Lacey Wagner, Births Oliver* Samantha Shook*, Prater*, Makayla Proett*, Robyn Wales*, Codi Wallace, COQUILLE VALLEY Rebecca Rodriguez of Myrtle born at 4:01 p.m. on Dec. 28, Tyler Stout, Mikayla Strode*, Kalista Ross, Megan Ruther- Damie Zomerschoe*. HOSPITAL Point. 2012, weighing 7 pounds, 12 Shealynn Jean Chester was born ounces. Parents are Kurt and Saxen Snow White was born at at 10:18 p.m. on Dec. 22, 2012, Megan Nicholls of North Bend. Marriages A MINUTE 2:45 p.m. on Dec. 1, 2012, weigh- 1 6 weighing 7 pounds, ⁄2 ounce. Evalynn Jade Ryback was born at ing 7 pounds, 2 ⁄10 ounces. Par- The following couples have Maurice Anderson and Parents are Andrew Kelly and 4:29 p.m. on Dec. 29, 2012, MESSAGE ents are Noah and Melody White Tara Ustica of North Bend. weighing 8 pounds, 3 ounces. filed for marriage licenses at Megan Fowler, both of of Powers. the clerk’s office at the Coos Coquille. Lilly Nykkul Luiz was born at 4:24 Parents are Jason and Christina Joshua Lee Huntley was born at Ryback of North Bend. County Courthouse in Jesse Praus and Sadie Tay- p.m. on Dec. 23, 2012, weighing Coquille. lor, both of North Bend. From 2:40 p.m. on Dec. 25, 2012, 4 NORM 4 pounds, 3 ⁄10 ounces. Parents Bianca Lynn Stallard was born at weighing 7 pounds. Parents are Keith Wedwick and Gail Casey Hansen and Aman- RUSSELL are Dennis Luiz and Noelene 8:33 p.m. on Dec. 29, 2012, Dewhurst, both of Long da Steinfelt, both of Coos Cory and Sarah Huntley of Myr- Dacayana of Coos Bay. weighing 6 pounds, 7 ounces. tle Point. Beach, Calif. Bay. Eam Atticus Muenchrath was Parents are Denny Stallard and Daniel Wenbourne and Jeffrey Leppert and Linda Winter Noel Converse was born at born at 3:16 a.m. on Dec. 24, Cheyenne Baker of Powers. Sarah Fedrau, both of North Cassidy, both of Coos Bay. Fiscal Cliff? 4:39 p.m. on Dec. 27, 2012, 6 2012, weighing 4 pounds, 3 ⁄10 Kolton David Romine was born at Bend. Wayne Stone of Bandon weighing 8 pounds, 6 ounces. ounces. Parents are John 4:31 p.m. on Dec. 30, 2012, I have no idea what will happen Disheng Luo and Min Liu, and Mikila Owens of Coos in Washington D.C. regarding this Parents are Kenneth and Canada Muenchrath and Tina Danielson weighing 7 pounds. Parents are both of Coos Bay. Bay. Converse. of Coos Bay. “Fiscal Cliff” stuff. By this time Danny and Paula Romine of Sean Schroeder and Joelle Hardy Ecke and Sandra you read this you may know, Charlotte Marie Loper was born Coquiile. Lloyd, both of North Bend. Waite, both of Coos Bay. however ad I write this, it is still a BAY AREA HOSPITAL at 12:01 a.m. on Dec. 28, 2012, Christopher Carpenter of Rockwell Trupp and confusing situation. 3 Carlos Enrique Nuñez was born at Aurora Monroe Rodriguez was weighing 5 pounds, 14 ⁄4 ounces. 3:27 a.m. on Dec. 31, 2012, North Bend and Ashley Miranda Esparza, both of We cannot put our heads in the born at 9:48 p.m. on Dec. 21, Parent is Vanessa Johnson of weighing 6 pounds, 7 ounces. Green of Coos Bay. Coos Bay. sand and say we do not care, but 2012, weighing 6 pounds, 8 North Bend. Parents are Carlos and Sandra Douglas Fisher and Shayla Matthew Rossi and Mary frankly there is nothing you or I ounces. Parents are Juan and Jordyn Elizabeth Nicholls was Nuñez of North Bend. Knight, both of Coquille. Pellinger, both of Cary, N.C. can do the change things or even let them know what we think. However, we can rest assured that God is still in control of our world. He calls the stars by name Outdoors and the hairs on your heads are numbered. He knows the ending Find out where the before the beginning and that gives me great comfort. best fishing can be Being a Christian does not found. insulate me from the concerns See GO! Saturday each of us experience in life. It does however, enable me to put it in perspective. Things that occur here that are so troubling cannot be compared with the life I will live beyond this one. My only concern Coos Bay Division here is that I trust God and allow Him to work in me to shape me ALDER WANTED into that which He wants me to be. Also MAPLE and ASH Don’t worry about what you ••• Saw Logs cannot change, and trust Him who can change you. ••• Timber Come worship with us Sunday. ••• Timber Deeds Contact our Log Buyers at CHURCH OF CHRIST Ed Groves: 541-404-3701 2761 Broadway, North Bend, OR Pat: 541-206-4105 541-756-4844 C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K A8 •The World • Saturday, January5,2013 Y K South Coast Weather ADMINISTRATOR Oregon weather Saturday, Jan. 5 Report calls for Today's Forecast City/Region Weather Underground forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures 2 new managers Forecast for Saturday, Jan. 5 High | Low temps WASH. Continued from Page A1 Portland 41° | 34° Pendleton 41° | 30° officer will be a “lightening Newport 48° | 45° Bend rod” for some people, but it Salem 34° | 23° shouldn’t overshadow the 45° | 36° IDAHO Ontario report. Eugene 25° | 7° “I would hate to see people 46° | 36° North Bend discount the whole report Coos Bay based on that one issue,”she 50° | 41° said. “There’s a lot of really Medford Klamath Falls important stuff in there.” 43° | 34° 36° | 21° Cribbins and Sweet are CALIF. © 2013 Wunderground.com strong supporters of the Cloudy Thunder- Flurries Ice report’s suggestions to create storms Partly a long-term plan for the Cloudy Showers Rain Snow

county and to collaborate By Alysha Beck, The World Weather Underground• AP with other cities and coun- Coos County Commissioner John Sweet takes his Oath of Office on Friday in the commissioner’s courtroom at ties. the Coos County Courthouse. Sweet beat Tim Bishop in the November election for commissioner position 2. South Coast Willamette Valley The pair also agree with Today: Rain. High near 52. Southwest Today: A 40 percent chance of rain. the report’s proposal to veer wind 8 to 10 mph. Chance of precipita- Patchy freezing fog. Otherwise, cloudy, away from “department tion is 80%. with a high near 46. Light east wind. liaisons.” Saturday Night: Rain. Low around 41. Saturday Night: Rain. Low around 36. Swearing a red, white Northwest wind around 8 mph becoming Light and variable wind. Chance of pre- At present, each of the three commissioners oversee south southwest after midnight. Chance cipitation is 80%. of precipitation is 80%. Sunday: Rain likely. Cloudy, with a high six to 10 different depart- Sunday: A 50 percent chance of rain . near 45. South wind 7 to 10 mph. ments. Cribbins and Sweet and blue streak Mostly cloudy, with a high near 48. Sunday Night: Rain. Low around 38. agree with the report’s con- Breezy, with a south wind 14 to 22 mph. South southwest wind 5 to 7 mph. clusion that the board should Sunday Night: Showers. Low around 43. Portland area communicate with “one South southwest wind 7 to 10 mph. BY DANIEL SIMMONS-RITCHIE doing a good job for everybody.” Chance of precipitation is 100%. Today: A chance of rain and sleet. voice.” The World Meanwhile, John Sweet and Melissa Crib- Cloudy, with a high near 41. “I think the liaison bins will replace Fred Messerle and Cam Curry County Coast Saturday Night: Rain. Low around 34. arrangement does break COQUILLE — Standing before a 7-foot- Parry on the Board of Commissioners. Bob Today: Rain likely. Mostly cloudy, with a East wind around 5 mph. Sunday: Rain down the county into some high near 51. South wind 9 to 14 mph. likely. Cloudy, with a high near 43. wide American flag and a 40-strong crowd, a Main returns with his second term on the Chance of precipitation is 70%. silos and minimizes commu- Southeast wind around 7 mph. new set of officials prepared themselves Fri- board. Saturday Night: Rain likely. Cloudy, with Sunday Night: Rain. Low around 36. nication between depart- day to take the reins of Coos County. “I really appreciate all the support I had a low around 38. West wind around 6 South southeast wind around 5 mph. ments and between the board mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%. Six candidates elected by voters in during the election,” Main said. “It seems North Coast as a whole,”Sweet said. November took the oath of office in the like yesterday when I started here in 1978 as Sunday: Rain likely. Mostly cloudy, with a But Cribbins and Sweet high near 45. South southeast wind 7 to Today: Rain. High near 43. South south- county courthouse. Their terms will official- an appraiser in the assessor’s office.” 15 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%. east wind around 10 mph. may be at odds with Main, ly begin on Monday. In a gesture of commitment, illness could- Sunday Night: Showers. Low around 42. Saturday Night: Rain. Low around 36. who likes the arrangement. Michael Dado, Mary Barton and Paul n’t deter Sweet from the big day.Although he South wind 7 to 10 mph. Chance of pre- Southeast wind around 11 mph. C Main is particularly fond of Frasier each start successive terms in the had to offer a disclaimer to the crowd after cipitation is 100%. Sunday: Rain likely. Cloudy, with a high his role as liaison to the Sher- positions of surveyor, treasurer, and district taking his oath. Rogue Valley near 43. South wind 9 to 14 mph. iff’s Office. Sunday Night: Rain. Low around 38. attorney. All three ran unopposed this elec- “This is a bad cold,”Sweet croaked with a Today: Rain likely. Patchy fog. Otherwise, South wind around 9 mph. C “I think liaison assign- tion. laugh. “Not over-indulgence from last mostly cloudy, with a high near 44. ments are important,” he “Sometimes you wonder what the heck night.” Southeast wind around 5 mph. Central Oregon said. “You keep in touch with you’re doing,”Frasier said after the ceremo- Reporter Daniel Simmons-Ritchie can be Saturday: Night Rain likely. Mostly Today: A 20 percent chance of snow . cloudy, with a low around 36. Calm wind. what’s going on with the ny. “But this was my chosen profession, my reached at 541-269-1222, ext. 249, or at Mostly cloudy, with a high near 34. county.” Chance of precipitation is 70%. Saturday Night: Snow likely. Cloudy, with chosen career, and I hope I can continue [email protected]. Sunday: A 30 percent chance of showers. a low around 22. Chance of rain is 70%. The board is likely to dis- Mostly cloudy, with a high near 43. Calm Sunday: A 40 percent chance of snow. cuss the report in a public wind becoming south southeast 5 to 7 mph. Cloudy, with a high near 33. Light wind. meeting at the end of this Sunday Night: Showers likely. Mostly Sunday Night: A 40 percent chance of month. cloudy, with a low around 35. Light wind. snow. Mostly cloudy, with a low around Reporter Daniel Simmons- Chance of precipitation is 60%. 24. Ritchie can be reached at 541- 269-1222, ext. 249, or at [email protected]. Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall Temperature extremes and precipitation Thursday: High 55, low 36 for the previous 24 hours ending at 5 p.m. Rain: 0.11 Hi Lo Prc Total rainfall to date: 0.11 inches Other major Astoria 50 41 0.31 Rainfall to date last year: 0.06 inches Brookings 52 40 0.02 Average rainfall to date: 1.05 inches recommendations Corvallis 54 33 0.00 Eugene 53 35 T I Strategic plan: Create a long- Klamath Falls 29 5 0.00 The Tide Tables term plan of priorities and contin- La Grande 32 21 0.00 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or gencies. Hold a meeting in January Medford 48 23 0.00 subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by or February to create a planning Newport 52 450.23the high or low ratio for your area. Pendleton 32 19 T committee. Location High time ratio Low time ratio Portland 42 33 0.02 Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 I Budget: Forecast county Redmond 42 7 0.00 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 finances five to six years in the Roseburg 53 32 0.00 Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 Salem 49 38 0.00 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 future. The county should also tie Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 its annual budget to the aforemen- Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 tioned “strategic plan,” give better Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 instructions to departments about Extended outlook HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. spending expectations, and make TODAY SUNDAY Date time ft. time ft. each annual budget easier to 5-Jan 5:53 8.4 6:41 5.7 understand. 6-Jan 6:45 8.7 8:10 5.8 I Accounting and IT: Centralize 7-Jan 7:41 9.1 9:28 6.1 management of vehicles and com- 8-Jan 8:37 9.5 10:31 6.7 puters. “There appears to be a mix By Tim Novotny, The World 9-Jan 9:33 9.9 11:24 7.2 of systems and system ages such The crew of the Jamie K reload crab pots for another run, as they look to drop in a new area. Rain Chance of rain LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. that basic inter-department man- 52/41 48/43 Date time ft. time ft. agement of the IT network is very gon range from the opening pounds 12 years ago, com- 5-Jan 12:48 1.8 - - difficult and inefficient.” The coun- CRAB price of $2.30 per pound to pared to an average of about MONDAY TUESDAY 6-Jan 12:02 2.6 1:56 1.0 ty also should consider upgrading Quality has $3 per pound in some areas. 20 million pounds now. 7-Jan 1:07 3.0 2:58 0.2 its 20-year-old accounting soft- Washington crab has reached And not all of the news 8-Jan 2:16 3.3 3:55 -0.5 9-Jan 3:22 3.3 4:46 -1.1 ware. been very good $3.75. from the coast is bad. I Intergovernmental team: Sunrise, sunset Adams says crab fishing is Offsetting the low num- Jan. 1-5 — 7:50, 4:56 Follow example of other counties Continued from Page A1 cyclical, so a lower than nor- and form “collaboration alliance” bers, the quality of crab Rain likely Chance of rain Moon watch mal year would not be out of coming into the Hallmark 53/46 53/43 New Moon — Jan. 11 with city councils and neighboring won’t be easy. the ordinary considering counties. Look at where services Fisheries has been fantastic. “Some years, fishermen recent success. could be shared, e.g. 911 dispatch Adams says the Charleston- National forecast were able to just drop their Last year, the Oregon and public health services. based seafood processor has Forecast highs for Saturday, Jan. 5 Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy pots over the side and catch a Department of Fish and been getting some very good Seattle lot of crab; this year, it is Wildlife reported a commer- 45° | 37° going to take a little experi- cial Dungeness crab season quality crab. “That’s normal,” he said. Billings ence, a little luck, and you’ve in Oregon totaling 14.2 mil- 36° | 25° Minneapolis “When the crab get big like 25° | 14° got to move your gear,” lion pounds — a drop of 7.1 New York Gillnetters this it’s hard to find the Chicago Detroit 36° | 27° Adams said. million pounds from 2010- San Francisco 37° | 25° Denver 27° | 21° quantity.” 57° | 45° Washington D.C. In response to the low 2011. 43° | 18° 41° | 30° file challenge returns, the price of crab has Still, the crab catch has Reporter Tim Novotny can Los Angeles 66° | 45° risen a bit in some areas to been up over the past be reached at 541-269-1222, Atlanta 46° | 28° to new rules give fishermen a boost. decade. The ODFW reports ext. 235, or at tnovotny@the- El Paso 45° | 19° Adams says prices in Ore- an average catch of 10 million worldlink.com. Houston 55° | 41° ASTORIA (AP) — Miami Commercial fishermen 82° | 68° turned to the Oregon Court Fronts Pressure of Appeals on Friday to chal- BOAT boat had split completely in of scenarios, the agency has Cold Warm Stationary Low High lenge a recent change in the two, with the stern section settled on using a crane to state’s gillnet fishing rules. Cause is still drifting toward shore. hoist the stern off the beach. In addition to a petition According to Chris Havel “The Simpson Reef over- -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s100s 110s that asks the Oregon court to under review of the Oregon Parks and look will be closed through Recreation Department, Jan. 7,” in order for equip- Temperatures indicate Thursday’s high Las Vegas 53 30 clr review the validity of the Continued from Page A1 and oShowersvernight low to R5 aina.m. FridayT-storms LeFxinlurriesgton Snow39 24Ice clr once that piece hit land, its ment to be brought in and Hi Lo Prc Otlk Little Rock 47 26 cdy changes, a lawyer for the Cold For Northeast, Showers In Southeast fishermen sent a letter to the removal became his agency’s the stern section to be Albuquerque 36 14 cdy Los Angeles 71 45 clr offshore wreck was shared AnchorageExpect cold conditions 33 28 to persist sno forLouisville the Great Lakes 41 and 27 clr Washington state Fish and sole responsibility. removed, Havel said. Atlanta 46 30 clr Madison 26 11 clr by the U.S. Coast Guard — Commercial salvage The cause of the wreck is Northeast as flow from Canada continues pushing in cooler air. Wildlife Commission, asking AustinMeanwhile to the 47 South, 38 .01 a weak cdy troughMemphis of low pressure 45 over 26 the clr it to push back a gillnet rule which rescued the crew — crews worked alongside state still under investigation. BaltGulfimore of Mexico38 produces 23 more clr showersMiami acrossBeach the Gulf82 coast.66 pcdy and the vessel’s insurer, and federal employees to Reporter Thomas Moriarty Billings 33 24 clr Midland-Odessa 35 30 .06 cdy change decision expected Birmingham 46 26 clr MilwaukeeWeather 27 Underground 13 • AP clr later this month. Sunderland Marine Mutual secure the beach throughout can be reached at 541-269- Boise 23 03 clr Mpls-St Paul 15 11 clr The Daily Astorian Insurance. the day Friday. 1222, ext. 240, or at tmoriar- Boston 25 21 cdy Nashville 45 23 clr But by Friday, the crab After exploring a number [email protected]. Buffalo 31 27 .04 rn New Orleans 49 41 pcdy reported that a motion to Casper 25 16 clr New York City 32 30 clr stay enforcement of the new Charlotte,N.C. 45 22 clr Oklahoma City 42 22 pcdy Oregon rules will be filed Chicago 29 13 clr Omaha 25 13 clr Pilot fails alcohol test, suspended Cincinnati 35 30 pcdy Philadelphia 35 29 pcdy next week. Cleveland 28 26 pcdy Phoenix 63 41 clr On Dec. 7,the Oregon Fish Colorado Springs 35 11 clr Pittsburgh 33 27 cdy and Wildlife Commission MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — An American arrested him on suspicion of being under the Columbus,Ohio 31 29 pcdy Pocatello 16 12B cdy voted to ban the use of gill- Concord,N.H. 17 03B cdy Portland,Maine 22 09 cdy Eagle pilot was suspended after failing a influence of alcohol, Hogan said. Passengers Dallas-Ft Worth 49 39 cdy Providence 26 20 cdy nets to catch fish on the main blood-alcohol test as he prepared to fly on had not yet boarded the flight to New York’s Denver 34 12 clr Raleigh-Durham 45 26 clr stem of the Columbia River, Detroit 29 27 pcdy Reno 31 13 pcdy Friday from Minneapolis to New York City, LaGuardia Airport, he said. relegating the primary com- El Paso 32 28 .29 cdy Sacramento 53 31 pcdy authorities said. Hogan said airport police will wait until Fairbanks 14 02 clr St Louis 40 25 pcdy mercial-fishing tool to side Police at Minneapolis-St. Paul blood tests are processed before deciding Fargo 22 11 clr Salt Lake City 22 08 cdy channels and tributaries. Flagstaff 25 04 clr San Diego 67 45 clr Washington’s fish com- International Airport said officers and a whether to file charges against the pilot. Police Fresno 57 34 clr San Francisco 53 41 clr Transportation Security Administration identified the pilot as 48-year-old Kolbjorn Green Bay 25 10 clr Santa Fe 28 01 pcdy mission is expected to decide Honolulu 78 65 .03 clr Seattle 44 36 .21 cdy next week on similar rules. agent smelled alcohol as they passed the Jarle Kristiansen. He was released to airline Houston 56 43 cdy Spokane 24 10 sno The proposal has infuriat- pilot waiting to get on an elevator. The pilot employees several hours after his arrest. Indianapolis 30 19 clr Tulsa 45 20 pcdy ed commercial fishermen, was conducting preflight checks at about 6 Federal rules prohibit pilots from flying Jackson,Miss. 48 30 pcdy Washington,D.C. 38 27 clr Jacksonville 59 46 .07 cdy National Temperature Extremes who say it’ll be impossible for a.m. when police boarded the aircraft, air- within eight hours of drinking alcohol or if Kansas City 36 16 clr High Thursday 84 at Opa Locka, Fla. them to earn a living by fish- port spokesman Patrick Hogan said. they have a blood-alcohol level of 0.04 or Key West 79 70 cdy Low Friday Not Available ing only in limited areas. Officers made him take a breath test and higher, half the level allowed for motorists. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday, January5,2013 • The World • A9 Y K Money Congress approves $9.7 billion in Sandy flood aid

BY ANDREW MIGA Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y. billion bill a week ago but been cut to pay for the meas- The Associated Press The legislation cleared the House Republicans, com- ure. As with past natural dis- Senate by a voice vote follow- plaining that it was laden with asters, the Sandy aid propos- WASHINGTON — The ing passage by the House, pork projects unrelated to the als do not provide for offset- new Congress on Friday 354-67. storm, cut it by more than ting spending cuts, meaning rushed out $9.7 billion to help The government already half. Boehner canceled a New the aid comes at the cost of pay flood insurance claims to has spent about $2 billion on Year’s Day vote on it after higher deficits. 115,000 people and business- the emergency response to the nearly two-thirds of House The bill gives more author- es afflicted by Superstorm late October storm, one of the Republicans voted against the ity to the National Flood Sandy, two days after New worst ever in the Northeast. It “fiscal cliff” package of tax Insurance Program to borrow Jersey’s governor and other slammed the Atlantic coast- and spending increases. money from the U.S. Treasury Northeast Republicans line from North Carolina to The White House praised to pay claims. Premiums upbraided Speaker John Maine,with the worst damage Friday’s vote helping home- average about $625 per year Boehner for killing a broader occurring in New York City owners, renters and business- and residential claims under package for state and local and its suburbs, New Jersey es, and urged Congress to act the program average nearly governments in the storm’s and Connecticut. The storm quickly on the remainder of $30,000. path. is blamed for 140 deaths. Obama’s request. The Associated Press Rep. Tim Huelskamp, R- The bill replenishes the Boehner has promised a New Jersey Gov. Chris Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., right, accompanied by Sen. Kirsten Kan., a fiscal conservative National Flood Insurance vote Jan. 15 on a broader, $51 Christie and New York Gov. Gillibrand, D-N.Y., gestures as he speaks during a news conference on who voted against the flood Program that was due to run billion package of aid, which Andrew Cuomo issued a joint Capitol Hill in Washington, on Friday to discuss Superstorm Sandy aid. bill, said he was among those out of money next week with would bring the total to the statement also imploring with concerns it would add to the pending Sandy-related more than $60 billion Congress to move hastily on response than was heard ear- the region, as well as Democ- huge budget deficits. “We claims as well as 5,000 unre- requested by President Barack the rest of the money. “We are lier in the week, when a livid rats, cried “betrayal.” have to talk seriously about solved claims from other Obama. Senate leaders have trusting Congress to act Christie blistered House All of the “no” votes in the offsets,”Huelskamp said.“We floods. promised a vote the following accordingly on January 15th,” Republicans and Boehner House were cast by Republi- can’t take $60 billion off “It’s a small down payment week. they said. himself for holding up the aid cans, who said other govern- budget, that’s my problem on the larger aid we need,”said The Senate passed a $60.4 It was a more temperate and other GOP figures from ment programs should have with it.” Stocks

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C M C M Y K A10 •The World • Saturday, January5,2013 Y K World Venezuela’s Chavez may be on life support machine

BY IAN JAMES is having serious trouble experts consulted by The after a surgery like the one The Associated Press breathing after days of Associated Press said the they performed on him.” rumors about his condition government’s account indi- “I don’t know the magni- CARACAS, Venezuela — worsening. cated a potentially dangerous tude of the infection he has, Venezuelan President Hugo “Chavez has faced com- turn in Chavez’s condition, how much of his lungs have Chavez is being treated for plications as a result of a but that it’s unclear whether been compromised, how “respiratory deficiency” after severe respiratory infection. he is attached to a ventilator. much other organs are being complications from a severe This infection has led to res- “It appears he has a very affected. That’s not clear,” lung infection, his govern- piratory deficiency that severe pneumonia that he Medrano said. ment said, pointing to a requires Commander Chavez suffered after a respiratory “What’s most likely is that deepening crisis for the ailing to remain in strict compli- failure. It is not very specific,” he’s on mechanical ventila- 58-year-old president. ance with his medical treat- said Dr. Alejandro Rios- tion,”Medrano added. How- Chavez hasn’t spoken ment,” Information Minister Ramirez, a pulmonary spe- ever, he said, while respirato- publicly or been seen since Ernesto Villegas said Thurs- cialist in Puerto Vallarta, ry deficiency means there is his Dec. 11 operation in Cuba, day night, reading the state- Mexico, who is not involved an abnormally low concen- and the latest report from his ment on television. in Chavez’s treatment. “It tration of oxygen in the government Thursday night The government’s charac- does imply the gravity of his blood, depending on the The Associated Press increased speculation that he terization raised the possibil- pulmonary infection that led severity it can be treated in People walk past a mural depicting Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez in is unlikely to be able to be ity that Chavez might be to a respiratory failure.” various ways. Caracas,Venezuela, on Thursday.The ailing president’s health crisis has sworn in for another term as breathing with the assistance Dr. Gustavo Medrano, a Dr. Michael Pishvaian, an raised contentious questions ahead of the swearing-in set for Jan. 10. scheduled in less than a of a machine. But the gov- lung specialist at the Centro oncologist at Georgetown week. It was the first time the ernment did not address that Medico hospital in Caracas, University’s Lombardi Can- requiring antibiotics and nous sign,”Pishvaian said. He government has described question and didn’t give said he has seen similar cases cer Center in Washington, supplemental oxygen to life- said it’s possible Chavez the lung infection as details of the president’s in cancer patients who have agreed that such respiratory threatening respiratory com- could be on “life support,”but “severe,” and the strongest treatment. undergone surgery, and “in infections can run the gamut plications.” added that it’s impossible to confirmation yet that Chavez Independent medical general it’s very bad, above all from “a mild infection “It could be a very omi- be sure without more details. Elephants Pakistani girl shot by feast on Taliban leaves U.K. hospital

I Shooting victim be admitted again in the next returning home from school pine trees month for another round of in Pakistan’s scenic Swat Val- will return for skull surgery to rebuild her skull. ley on Oct. 9 when the mili- Experts have been opti- tants shot her for criticizing BERLIN (AP) — Elephants surgery next month mistic that Malala, who was their efforts to keep girls at the Berlin Zoo finally got a airlifted from Pakistan in from getting an education. chance to tuck into their LONDON (AP) — A 15- October to receive special- Her case won worldwide Christmas dinner: A feast of year-old Pakistani girl shot in ized medical care, has a good recognition, and the teen donated pine trees. the head by the Taliban for chance of recovery because became a symbol for the The zoo treated its elephants promoting girls’ education the brains of teenagers are struggle for women’s rights and some of its other animals to has been released from a still growing and can better in Pakistan. In an indication the trees for lunch Friday. Birmingham hospital to live adapt to trauma. of her reach, she made the Before gobbling the greenery, with her family, doctors said “Malala is a strong young shortlist for Time maga- elephants young and old played Friday. woman and has worked hard zine’s “Person of the Year” with the trees, whose strong Photographs and a video with the people caring for her for 2012. smell attracts them. released by the Queen Eliza- to make excellent progress in Pakistani doctors removed Elephant keeper Ragnar beth Hospital Birmingham her recovery,” said Dr. Dave a bullet that entered her head Kuehne said the unsold showed Malala Yousufzai Rosser, the medical director and headed toward her spine. Christmas trees were donated hugging nurses, waving and for University Hospitals The decision to send Malala by local vendors. smiling shyly. Her steps Birmingham.“Following dis- to Britain was taken in con- He said “the animals love it. seemed tentative as she cussions with Malala and her sultation with her family. For them, the Christmas feast walked down the hospital medical team, we decided Pakistan is paying for her is starting now.” corridor talking to nurses, the that she would benefit from treatment. Kuehne says the zoo does- injured side of her face deftly being at home with her par- Pakistan also appointed n’t accept trees from the pub- turned from the lenses. But ents and two brothers.” Malala’s father, Ziauddin, as lic, which could contain hospital officials say she is The Taliban targeted its education attache in chemicals or leftover decora- strong and recovering well. Malala because of her relent- Birmingham. The position, tions. He also says Christmas Malala will live with her less objection to the group’s with an initial three-year trees inside houses aren’t as The Associated Press parents and two brothers in regressive interpretation of commitment, virtually guar- fresh and juicy as those at cold An elephant holds a Christmas tree at the Berlin Zoo at the launch of the U.K. while she continues Islam that limits girls’ access antees that Malala will outdoor markets. the annual feeding of Christmas trees in Berlin, Friday. to receive treatment, but will to education. She was remain in Britain for now.

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C M C M Y K Y K The ticker SATURDAY,JANUARY 5, 2013 • SECTION B High School Boys Basketball Marshfield 50, Brookings-Harbor 42 Coquille 42, Glide 36 Blazers win North Bend 47, Stayton 26 Gold Beach 60, Reedsport 35 Pacific 74, Yoncalla 41 Camas Valley 57, Powers 29 High School Girls Basketball Marshfield 59, Brookings-Harbor 27 Coquille 48, Glide 36 Gold Beach 31, Reedsport 14 SPORTS Stayton 56, North Bend 43 Portland edges Local, B2 • Scoreboard, B3 • Community, B4 Sutherlin 44, Myrtle Point 13 Memphis. Page B2 theworldlink.com/sports I Sports Editor John Gunther I 541-269-1222, ext. 241 Pirates build winning streak

BY TYLER RICHARDSON The World

COOS BAY — Freshmen usual- ly are considered an afterthought when it comes to varsity basket- ball, but Jake Miles stole the show Friday night at Marshfield as he led the Pirates to their second consec- utive victory. Miles controlled the tempo of the game by limiting his turnovers and orchestrating a half-court offense that allowed his young team to close out a close fourth quarter. The Pirates were able to defeat Photos by Lou Sennick, The World Brookings-Harbor 50-42 behind The ref calls for a jump ball on the play where Coquille’s Maddy Grant is tied up by Glide’s Heather Graham on the left and Kali Vickery during their game Friday night in Coquille. Miles’ 18 points and 7-for-9 shooting from the free-throw line. “He took care of the ball really well,” head Inside Coquille gets big win on home court coach Jesse Marshfield girls Ainsworth said win again about his young Page B2 BY JOHN GUNTHER second half, and especially point guard. The World rebounding the ball. “He’s the cata- Lack finished with eight points, lyst of our team. I ask a ton of him COQUILLE — Coquille’s girls seven rebounds and four assists. and he did a a good job.” basketball team took the first The Red Devils also got a huge The Pirates jumped out to an important step toward a possible boost from junior post Nicole early lead by shooting 6-for-13 in berth in the Class 3A playoffs on Romine, who hit six of her eight the first quarter. Junior Matt Friday, beating visiting Glide 48- free throws and also played solid Woods, who finished with 13 36. defense in relief of Hyatt, who got points and 11 rebounds, controlled The Red Devils, Wildcats and in foul trouble in the first half. the glass and scored down low Bandon are battling for one spot in “She’s been tearing it up in early to put his team up six at the the playoffs, facing each other practice,”said Coquille coach Tim end of the first. three times over the coming GeDeros. Brookings-Harbor battled back weeks, and preserving home court Romine’s contribution was with hot shooting from Junior may prove vital in that playoff vital with sophomore Mikayla Justin Murray and took a 23-21 race. Schepp unavailable due to an ill- lead into halftime. “Now that it’s league, we’re ness. The Pirates came out in the sec- getting that fire back,” said “She did so good,” Taylor ond half and slowed down the Coquille senior Taylor GeDeros. GeDeros said. Bruins’ up-tempo offense with “Every game matters.” Kali Vickery had nine points good team defense and execution in GeDeros came out on fire from and Amanda Hatley added eight the halfcourt. They outscored the start for Coquille, scoring nine for the Wildcats. Brookings-Harbor 16-11 in third, points in the first five minutes on Coquille improved to 2-0 in the behind Miles’ shooting from the the way to a game-high 25. hybrid Sunset Conference and stripe and the inside play of Woods. The Red Devils built a quick Glide fell to 0-2. In the standings seven-point advantage, only to see that matter for the playoffs, the SEE PIRATES | B2 Glide cut it to three. Similarly, Red Devils are 1-0 and Glide is 0-1 Coquille had a nine-point lead in heading into Coquille’s home the second quarter, only to see game with much-improved Glide pull within two. And the Red Bandon on Tuesday. Oregon rolls Devils went up 34-25 late in the Coquille’s Taylor GeDeros tries to steal the ball from Glide in the second half of their “We needed that one,” Tim third quarter. game Friday night in Coquille. GeDeros had a game-high 25 points in the win. GeDeros said. “Now we’ve got to to win in But Glide scored the last two focus on Bandon.” points of that quarter and then the a time out and we settled down.” and this time Glide wasn’t able to Taylor GeDeros said the Red first six of the fourth, after The Red Devils scored nine come back. Devils are eyeing both the league Fiesta Bowl Coquille turned the ball over on its straight — a jumper and two free “At the end, we realized we had title and a berth in the playoffs. first three possessions. throws by GeDeros, a three-point to win this, because it’s a league “Especially me and Emily,”she GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — As “We started panicking,” play inside by Kaitlyn Hyatt and game,” said Lack, adding that the said. “We’ve been Sunset champi- Oregon coach Chip Kelly was about GeDeros said. “Then Coach called two free throws by Emily Lack — team played better overall in the ons every year.” to receive the massive Fiesta Bowl trophy, Ducks fans inside University of Phoenix Stadium started a chant of “We want Chip!” Red Devil boys Whether he returns or not is up in the air. If Kelly does head to the NFL, this was a great send off. top Wildcats Sparked by De’Anthony Thomas’ 94-yard touchdown return on the opening kickoff, No. 5 BY JOHN GUNTHER Oregon turned the Fiesta Bowl into The World a track meet from the start and bolted past No. 7 Kansas State 35- COQUILLE — Round one goes to Coquille’s boys. 17 Thursday night in what could be The Red Devils beat visiting Glide 42-36 Friday in the Kelly’s final game with the Ducks. first of their three head-to-head matchups of the Sunset “This wasn’t going to be a dis- Conference league season. Coquille, Glide and a young traction,”Kelly said of reports that Bandon squad are battling for one spot in the Class 3A he was headed to the NFL. “It playoffs, meaning winning the head-to-head series is wasn’t a distraction for me — I vital for reaching the postseason. think it’s an honor. But I think it’s The Red Devils beat the Wildcats with a tough defense an honor because of the players we and a big second half. have in this program that people Going into the contest, the top scoring threats for the want to talk to me.” two teams were Coquille’s Larry Bowen and Glide’s Teams that had their national Brandon Halter. But they combined to shoot just 1-for-13 title aspirations end on the same in the first half — an early bucket by Halter — and the day, Oregon and Kansas State teams entered the halftime lockerroom tied at 17. ended up in the desert for a mar- Nearly all of Coquille’s first-half points were scored quee matchup billed as a battle of by Terrence Edwards and Matt Miranda, though the Red styles: The fast-flying Ducks vs. Devils finally got Bowen some hoops inside against the methodical Wildcats. Glide’s sagging zone defense in the third quarter. With Kelly reportedly talking to The teams were tied three times in the third quarter, several NFL teams, Oregon (12-1) the last one when Edwards hit a 3-pointer for the Red was too much for Kansas State and Devils and Jake Livingston answered with one for Glide. its Heisman Trophy finalist, Collin But Coquille finished the quarter on a 7-0 run to take Klein, who were playing catch-up the lead for good. By Lou Sennick, The World from the start. Coquille’s Terrence Edwards comes up with the ball in a mad scramble for the rebound against Glide on SEE COQUILLE | B2 Friday night in Coquille. SEE FIESTA | B4

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C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Saturday,January5,2013 Y K Sports Marshfield girls run to win over Brookings-Harbor

BY TYLER RICHARDSON shooting allowed the Pirates to “We knew they wanted to press behind the arc to mid-range spots moved their record to 9-4 and they The World never let their opponents within 20 us an force turnovers,” head coach all over the court. She constantly have won six out of their last seven points after the first quarter. Bruce Bryant said. “We’ve really found holes in the Bruins’ zone and games. COOS BAY — The Marshfield Junior Abby Thrall used a deadly been trying to develop a transition capitalized on her opportunities. Bryant said his team has showed girls basketball team got off to a hot mid-range game to amass 18 points. game. We took good shots and ran “I usually shoot from outside,” up as of late, but with two big games start Friday and didn’t look back. Senior Peyton Babb complemented the floor. We play our best when she said. “I was happy things fell. looming with Midwestern League By the time the first quarter was Thrall’s scoring with stellar teams press us.” We needed to get out and go favorites Springfield and over, the Pirates had forced nine defense, while also adding 13 points The Pirates shot 14-for-25 in the tonight and that’s exactly what we Willamette, next week will be a true turnovers and were leading of her own. first half and finished 26-for-50 did.” test of how good the Pirates really Brookings-Harbor 19-4. The Pirates turned Brookings- overall. Sophomore Jade Chavez The Pirates were coming off an are. The Pirates never took their foot Harbor’s frenetic pace to their added eight points and sophomore impressive performance in the Les “We’re developing confidence,” of the gas during an up-and-down advantage, as they broke down the Katelyn Rossback handled the ball Schwab South Coast Holiday he said. “We have very tough teams game, which they won handily 59- Bruins’ full court press and got out well off the bench, while adding six Basketball Tournament where they coming up. I told the girls we need 27. Transition baskets off the on the break for easy baskets after points. won three games and took home the those challenges. We need those Bruins’ turnovers and early hot forcing 22 turnovers. Thrall moved her game from title for the first time. The win games to find out where we are.” North Bend boys win on the road THE WORLD Carl Martinez scored eight each for Powers, which hosts North Bend’s boys bas- Elkton tonight. ketball team stretched its win streak to seven games with a GIRLS BASKETBALL 47-26 victory at Stayton on Nonleague Friday. Hayden Davisson had 15 Stayton 56, North Bend points and Hamilton Mateski 43: The Bulldogs had a great added 13 for the Bulldogs, first quarter, but couldn’t who outscored sustain the momentum the Eagles against the host Eagles. 30-14 over Local Madison Spence returned the middle form an injury to score 11 of two quar- Recap her 15 points in the first quar- ters after ter, when North Bend led 20- the teams were 15. But Stayton outscored the tied 11-11 through eight min- Bulldogs 30-11 over the mid- utes. dle two quarters. T.T. Johnson had 12 points Britni Ring added nine for the Eagles. points for North Bend. North Bend hosts Phoenix Hannah Bradley had 14 to today in a game that original- lead Stayton. ly had been scheduled for Sutherlin 44, Myrtle early December, but was Point 13: The visiting postponed because of bad Bulldogs added the Bobcats weather. to the list of teams they’ve The girls tip off at 2:30 blown out this season, p.m. today, followed by the pulling away from a 13-5 lead boys about 4 p.m. late in the first half and cruis- Sutherlin 68, Myrtle ing to the win. Point 53: The visiting “They’re athletic and they Bulldogs held off the Bobcats play hard-nosed, tough in the fourth quarter. defense and they don’t have “We played them tough any weaknesses,”said Myrtle the whole way,” said Myrtle Point coach Marty Stallard, Point coach Dave Larsen. adding that he was pleased The Bobcats were leading with his team’s effort for for a few minutes in the third most of the first half. quarter and down by only a “We were playing great few late in the fourth before defense and playing pretty Sutherlin stretched its lead at smart,” he said. “We just the foul line. couldn’t make a basket.” “We tried to run with The Bulldogs scored the By Lou Sennick, The World them,” Larsen said, adding final 12 points of the first half Glide’s Brandon Halter and Coquille’s Larry Bowen to for the rebound during their game Friday night in Coquille. that his six-man rotation left and were never threatened the Bobcats worn out at the the final two quarters. end. Miranda Mendenhall had COQUILLE and Miranda nine. As for his own contribu- Glide had a 34-28 “I think it was the best 15 points and Kazlyn Clarno Jacob Fricke led the tions, which included a pair rebounding edge. Owens led game we’ve played this year,” added 10 for Sutherlin. From Page B1 Wildcats with 14 points, of 3-pointers, Edwards said Coquille with seven boards. he said. “We just couldn’t MacKenzie Findley led going 10-for-12 from the they were necessary. Coquille will look to fix pull it out in the end. I was the Bobcats with three Caleb Owens hit a free line. Halter had eight, though “It had to happen, or else those problems before host- really pleased with the way points. throw, Austin Arrant had a six came on a pair of 3-point- everybody will pack it in and ing Bandon on Tuesday. They we played.” Myrtle Point returns to steal and layin, Bowen scored ers in the final 50 seconds. stop Larry,” he said. “Our then visit Oakland for a non- Taler Jensen had 17 points Sunset Conference play with inside and Owens had a “We defended him well,” outside game has to hap- league game and have their and Michael Matteo added 14 a game at Gold Beach on rebound hoop just before the Coquille coach Dan pen.” one trip to Glide. for Sutherlin. Cooper Tuesday. buzzer. Cumberland said of his play- Miranda also had a 3- Fortunately for the Red Stateler had 17 points, Matt When Bowen scored the ers, who frequently double- pointer for Coquille. Devils, after Friday they are a Newton 14 and Kyle Seals 13 Sunset Conference opening hoop of the fourth, teamed Glide’s sharpshooter Coquille won despite a game up on the Wildcats in for the Bobcats, who return Gold Beach 31, Coquille had a nine-point whenever he got the ball. poor effort on the boards and the playoff race. to league play with a trip to Reedsport 14: The Panthers lead and Glide never got Edwards said Coquille shooting just 9-for-21 from They can expect another Gold Beach on Tuesday. trailed 7-3 after the first closer than five down after picked it up in the second the foul line. big challenge, especially quarter, but limited that. half, after a lethargic opening “That’s the fifth game in a since Glide should have point Sunset Conference Reedsport to just seven Edwards finished with a two quarters. row we haven’t rebounded guard Cory Finlay for that Gold Beach 60, points the rest of the game, team-best 13 points for “Everybody stepped up,” well,” Cumberland said. game — he missed Friday’s Reedsport 35: Garrett improving to 2-0 in league Coquille, while Bowen had 10 he said. “We’re too big to do that.” contest with an illness. Litterell had 19 points and play. Garrett Dolan added 17 as the Morrigan Clifford had 11 Panthers rolled to the home points for the Panthers, while win. Madi Richardson led the Reid becomes new coach of Kansas City Gold Beach kept pace with Braves with five. Coquille atop the Sunset Gold Beach led 11-10 at THE ASSOCIATED PRESS longtime Packers personnel man John She earned her second World Cup Conference standings and halftime, but pulled ahead by Dorsey or former Browns GM Tom title Friday by winning the slalom by a won its first matchup with outscoring Reedsport 13-2 in KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Andy Reid Heckert — or perhaps both of them — to massive 1.19-second margin to regain one of the other two Class 2A the third quarter. pulled up to Arrowhead Stadium in a work with him in the front office. the lead in the discipline standings. teams in the league. The The game was the first of black SUV on Friday, stepped out of it The 17-year-old Shiffrin had the Panthers host the other Class three between the two teams wearing a dark suit and red tie, and NHL, union meet with mediator fastest time in both runs to finish in a 2A squad, Myrtle Point, on that will help determine walked briskly toward the doors of the NEW YORK — The NHL and the combined 2 minutes, 1.73 seconds. She Tuesday and will play both which two teams — also Kansas City Chiefs' union are meeting separately with a won her first career World Cup event the Braves and the Bobcats including Myrtle Point — home. federal mediator but have no plans yet last month in Are, Sweden. twice more after that. advance to the Class 2A dis- His new home, Sports to negotiate. Frida Hansdotter of Sweden was Montana Frame had 11 for trict playoffs. as it turned out. Federal mediator Scot Beckenbaugh second, and Erin Mielzynski of Canada the Braves, who host Just a few hours Shorts is talking with representatives from the was 1.76 behind in third. The rest of the Marshfield in a nonleague Skyline League later, Reid officially players’ association and league Friday in field finished more than two seconds off game Tuesday. Camas Valley 33, became the coach of the Chiefs. an attempt to return the parties to the Shiffrin’s winning time. Powers 31: The host The longtime Eagles coach signed a bargaining table after they spent most Skyline League Hornets tipped the Cruisers five-year deal, two people familiar with of Thursday apart. Weather delays PGA’s opener Pacific 74, Yoncalla 41: in the league opener for the the situation told The Associated Press. The lockout is in its 111th day. The KAPALUA, Hawaii — The PGA Tour The Pirates had a dominant two teams. The people spoke on condition of sides have one week to reach a deal on a season now starts today. win in their league opener, “We looked like we hadn’t 1 anonymity because they weren't collective bargaining agreement that Wind squalls that howled down the blowing the game open by played in about 2⁄2 weeks,” authorized to discuss the terms of the would allow for a 48-game season — the mountains above Maui were so severe outscoring the Eagles 28-2 in said Powers coach Ben contract. minimum the NHL has said it will play. Friday that the opening round of the the second quarter. Baldwin, whose squad hadn’t The Chiefs have scheduled an intro- Commissioner Gary Bettman set a Jan. Tournament of Champions was “Obviously, it was nice,” faced another team since ductory press conference for Monday. 11 deadline for a deal so the season can scrapped.Rickie Fowler and Jason Dufner, said Pacific coach Ben Dec. 19. Reid's agreement was finalized begin eight days later. the first to tee off on the Plantation Stallard. “I just think we’ve “We couldn’t make a shortly after the Chiefs announced they Course, only played eight holes. Six play- got a great group of kids. bucket in the first half, really had parted ways with general manager American Shiffrin wins slalom ers in the 30-man field had not teed off. They always play hard. the whole game. We did not Scott Pioli after four tumultuous sea- ZAGREB, Croatia — Teenager The decision was great news for “I think we made some shoot well.” sons in Kansas City. Mikaela Shiffrin is living up to her billing Scott Stallings, who already was 7-over better decisions in transition Powers had a chance to tie It's expected that Reid will pursue as American skiing’s next big star. par through four holes. tonight. Hopefully, we build the game in the final seconds, on those decisions and do but missed. better as we get into league Kendall Stallard had eight here.” points and Rebecca Standley PIRATES and drove past his defender game away. saw three freshmen play sig- Brothers Ethan and Tyler added seven for the Cruisers. for a soft floater in the lane to Miles finished with only nificant minutes throughout Cline scored 17 points each Taylor Colvin had 15 to From Page B1 put the Pirates up 41-36. three turnovers against the the game. for Pacific and Nick Scaffo lead the Hornets. After a Brookings-Harbor Bruins’ high pressure defense “We’re young,” he said. and Cole Kreutzer both Yoncalla 57, Pacific 38: “We let our intensity basket, Miles sunk a a 15-foot that didn’t allow him to cross “Eventually we will figure added 12. Alex Anderson had The Eagles pulled away from down in the second quarter,” jumper that knocked the half-court without a man on this out and be pretty darn 11 for Yoncalla. a nine-point halftime lead in Woods said. “We came back wind out of a Bruins come- his heels. good. It’s nice to get a win Camas Valley 57, the league opener. out and picked it up in third. I back, putting his team ahead “I just tried to control with this group. They work Powers 29: The Cruisers Salista Williams had 19 was impressed the way we 44-38 with under three min- things and keep everybody hard.” couldn’t keep up with the points for Yoncalla, while came back out.” uets left. calm,” Miles said.“My floater The boys moved to 2-10 host Hornets in the league Karen Wickman added 13 and Brookings-Harbor came Brookings-Harbor was falling tonight and I was on the season with the win opener. Tabitha Shaw 11. within three with six minutes wouldn’t get any closer, as feeling it.” and will face Reedsport Ryan Gallagher had 17 Riley Engdahl had 17 for left in the fourth quarter on a the Pirates traded made free Ainsworth said he was Charter School on Tuesday, points and Theran Hunt the Pirates, who visit bucket by Ronnie Manley, throws for defensive stops proud of his point guard, but followed by a home game added 12 for Camas Valley. Umpqua Valley Christian but Miles came back down and ultimately put the also proud of his team that versus Springfield on Friday. Jaron MacDonald and today. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday,January5,2013 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Blazers Clippers hang on to edge Grizzlies beat visiting Lakers LOS ANGELES (AP) — Brooklyn over Washington. Celtics snapped a four-game MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Chris Paul had 30 points and Bradley Beal’s two free losing streak. The Portland Trail Blazers 13 assists, Blake Griffin added throws tied the score at 113 Tyler Hansbrough scored turned up the defense down 24 points, and the Los with 9.1 seconds to play 19 points and David West and the stretch to turn back the Angeles Clippers led all the before Johnson, who had 18 Roy Hibbert had 10 rebounds Grizzlies. way in beating the Lakers points, hit the shot that apiece for the Pacers. Wesley Matthews scored 107-102 on Friday night. improved Brooklyn to 4-1 Pistons 85, Hawks 84: 21 points, J.J. Hickson added Kobe Bryant scored 38 under interim coach P.J. Austin Daye had a season- 19 points and 11 rebounds, points and Dwight Howard Carlesimo. best 20 points and host and Portland beat Memphis had 21 points and 15 rebounds Brook Lopez had 27 points Detroit earned its fourth 86-84 on Friday night. for the Lakers, who lost for the and 13 rebounds for the Nets, consecutive victory. Rudy Gay’s jumper from second time this season to and Deron Williams added 24 The Hawks, who trailed by near the top of the key was off their Staples Center co-ten- points and 10 assists. as many as 19, had the ball in the mark as time expired, ants. Thunder 109, 76ers 85: the final seconds, but Andre allowing the Trail Blazers to Bryant carried the Lakers Russell Westbrook scored 27 Drummond blocked Lou escape a closely played game in the fourth quarter when points, Kevin Durant added Williams’ jumper at the that saw nine ties and 21 lead they closed to 99-97 on his 26 and buzzer to preserve the win. changes. 23-foot jumper with 1:29 Oklahoma Kings 105, Raptors 96: “I thought we played very left. But Paul scored the NBA CityDeMarcus Cousins scored a good team defense,” said Clippers’ final eight points to bounced season-high 31 points and LaMarcus Aldridge, who had seal the victory and drop the Recap back from a matched his career high with 15 points and 12 rebounds for Lakers two games below rare home 20 rebounds, John Salmons Portland. “We played their .500. The Clippers lead the loss to beat scored eight of his 20 points tendencies very well down Lakers by 10 games in the Philadelphia. in the fourth quarter and the stretch. We had talked standings. Serge Ibaka chipped in 15 Sacramento beat host about it all game, about The Associated Press Bulls 96, Heat 89: Carlos points and 10 rebounds and Toronto. knowing what guys were Portland Trail Blazers' Luke Babbitt (8) shoots over Memphis Grizzlies' Boozer scored 27 points and Kevin Martin had 16 points Jazz 87, Suns 80: Al going to do, and I thought Darrell Arthur during the first half on Friday in Memphis. Chicago dominated on the off the bench for the Jefferson scored 21 points and down the stretch we guarded boards to become only the Thunder. Paul Millsap added 19 to lead that.” Memphis bench. the guy that we rely on in the third visiting team to win in Cavaliers 106, Bobcats visiting Utah past slumping Nicolas Batum and “We didn’t play like we post down the stretch,” Miami this season. 104: Kyrie Irving scored 33 Phoenix. Damian Lillard added 11 wanted to,” Gasol said. “We Memphis coach Lionel Chicago outrebounded points, including a pull-up Gordon Hayward added 14 points apiece for the Trail let them set their defense and Hollins said. “Anybody who Miami 48-28. The Bulls had jumper from the foul line points off the bench for the Blazers, Lillard also handing shoot their shots. I think it loses one of their best players 19 offensive rebounds to four with one second left, to lift Jazz, who have won consecu- out eight assists, as Portland was more on us than on is going to feel it, and we felt for the Heat. visting Cleveland over tive games for the first time won for the ninth time in its them.” it at a crucial part of the The Eastern Conference- Charlotte. since Dec. 5-12. last 12 games. Randolph, the Grizzlies’ game.” leading Heat fell to 15-3 at Irving had 14 of his team’s Rockets 115, Bucks 101: Marreese Speights had a leading rebounder and sec- The teams were tied at 80 home. Their other home final 16 points and 26 points James Harden scored 29 season-high 22 points and 13 ond-leading scorer, missed with 4:05 left, the ninth tie of losses came against the in the second half as the points to lead Houston over rebounds for the Grizzlies in his first game of the season. the game, when Hickson hit Knicks and Warriors. Cavaliers snapped a three- host Milwaukee. place of Zach Randolph, who Speights made up the differ- one of two free throws. Miami’s LeBron James game losing streak. Harden shot 11 of 18 from missed the game with flu- ence, particularly in carrying Batum’s 3-pointer with 3:28 scored 30 points, extending Tristan Thompson added the floor to go with seven like symptoms. Gay had 19 the Grizzlies offensively in remaining put Portland, his streaks of scoring at least 19 points and C.J. Miles assists and four steals for points, but was 8 of 21 from the third quarter.But it didn’t which never led by more than 20 points to 31 consecutive added 18 for the Cavaliers. Houston, which has won 10 the field. help Memphis in the fourth. four, ahead for good. games this season. Celtics 94, Pacers 75: of its last 13 games. Marc Gasol scored 12 “We went to Marc and we “We have to be resilient,” Nets 115, Wizards 113, Kevin Garnett scored 18 The Rockets, who shot 54 points and had a career-best went to Rudy down in the Matthews said. “We have 2OT: Joe Johnson’s jumper points before he was ejected percent from the field, also eight blocks. Darrell Arthur post, but obviously Z-Bo is players that have been with 0.7 seconds left in the for a flagrant foul in the got 22 points from Carlos contributed 10 points off the second overtime lifted fourth quarter, and the host Delfino. Scoreboard

Jordan Smith 4, Brandon Gannon 2, James White 3, Ruby Cardoso 2, Kayla Doane 2, Alex Chicago 18 13 .581 — Las Vegas Bowl Comp-Att-Int 12-24-0 17-33-2 On The Air Hixenbaugh 2, Jordan Ragan, J.R. Kyllo. Glover 2, Destiny Anderson, Miranda Mitchell, Indiana 19 14 .576 — Boise State 28, Washington 26 Return Yards 34 8 GOLD BEACH (60): Garret, Litterell 19, Garrett Bailey Tymchuk, Alicia Osorio, Lara Zetzsche, Milwaukee 16 15 .516 2 Monday, Dec. 24 Punts-Avg. 3-46.0 5-36.2 Today Dolan 17, Jalen Robinson 7, Dustin Carter 7, Rachel Lacewell, Bethany Hodges, Britney Detroit 13 22 .371 7 Hawaii Bowl Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 1 NFL Playoffs — Cincinnati at Hourston, 1:30 Jimmy Edwards 6, Brandon Hensley 2, Colton Manicke. Cleveland 8 26 .235 11⁄2 SMU 43, Fresno State 10 Penalties-Yards 5-33 7-57 p.m., NBC; Minnesota at Green Bay, 5 p.m., NBC. Pearson 2, CJ Belanio, Mauricio Boydston. GOLD BEACH (31): Morrigan Clifford 11, Jessica WESTERN CONFERENCE Wednesday, Dec. 26 Time of Possession 24:48 33:06 College Football — BBVA Compass Bowl, Skyline League Young 6, Haley Timeus 4, Eliza Lander 4, Southwest Division W L Pct GB Little Caesars Pizza Bowl INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Mississippi vs. Pittsburgh, 10 a.m., ESPN; NCAA FCS Makayla Stone 3, Clara Herbage 2, Lacy Lang 1, San Antonio 26 9 .743 — Central Michigan 24, Western Kentucky 21 RUSHING—Oregon, Barner 31-143, Mariota 8- League Overall 1 Championship, North Dakota State vs. Sam W L W L Savanna Rucker. Memphis 20 10 .667 3⁄2 Thursday, Dec. 27 62, D.Thomas 2-15, Marshall 1-2, Rice 1-0, Team 3- Houston State, 10 a.m., ESPN2. Camas Valley 1 0 9 3 Skyline League Houston 19 14 .576 6 Military Bowl (minus 3). Kansas State, Hubert 17-55, Pease 7- Men’s College Basketball — Pittsburgh at Dallas 13 20 .394 12 San Jose State 29, Bowling Green 20 47, C.Klein 13-30. Elkton 1 0 7 4 League Overall 1 New Orleans 7 25 .219 17⁄2 Belk Bowl Rutgers, 8 a.m., ESPN2; North Carolina State at Pacific 1 0 3 7 W L W L PASSING—Oregon, Mariota 12-24-0-166. Northwest Division W L Pct GB Cincinnati 48, Duke 24 Kansas State, C.Klein 17-32-2-151, Pease 0-1-0-0. Boston College, 1 p.m., ESPN2; Loyola Marymount UVC 0 0 5 4 Camas Valley 1 0 5 7 Oklahoma City 25 7.781—Holiday Bowl RECEIVING—Oregon, D.Thomas 4-60, Lyerla 3- at Saint Mary’s, 1:30 p.m., Root Sports; Lehigh at New Hope 0 1 6 4 Yoncalla 1 0 10 3 Portland 17 15 .531 8 Baylor 49, UCLA 26 52, Huff 3-26, Barner 1-24, Vaughn 1-4. Kansas Virginia Commonwealth, 2 p.m., NBC Sports Powers 01 46 New Hope 0 0 2 7 Network; Gonzaga at Santa Clara, 5 p.m., Root Denver 18 16 .529 8 Friday, Dec. 28 State, Harper 8-71, Lockett 4-35, Hubert 2-16, Yoncalla 0 1 3 10 Elkton 0 0 1 9 1 Minnesota 15 14 .517 8⁄2 Independence Bowl Pease 1-12, Thompson 1-12, Tannahill 1-5. Sports; California at USC, 8 p.m., Root Sports. Friday’s Games UVC 00 010 Utah 17 17 .500 9 Ohio 45, Louisiana-Monroe 14 Women’s College Basketball — Oklahoma at Camas Valley 57, Powers 29 Pacific 0 1 2 8 Pacific Division W L Pct GB Russell Athletic Bowl Texas, 10:30 a.m., Root Sports; Purdue at Pacific 74, Yoncalla 41 Powers 0 1 6 3 Transactions L.A. Clippers 26 8.765—Virginia Tech 13, Rutgers 10, OT Nebraska, 11 a.m., CBS; Notre Dame at Connecticut, Elkton 52, New Hope 46 Friday’s Games Golden State 22 10 .688 3 Meineke Car Care Bowl 1 p.m., CBS. Pacific 74, Yoncalla 41 Camas Valley 33, Powers 31 BASEBALL Golf — PGA Tournament of Champions, 2:30 L.A. Lakers 15 17 .469 10 Texas Tech 34, Minnesota 31 American League Yoncalla 9 2 17 13 — 41 Yoncalla 57, Pacific 38 1 p.m., Golf Channel. Sacramento 13 20 .394 12⁄2 Saturday, Dec. 29 BALITMORE ORIOLES—Claimed C Luis Pacific 11 28 19 16 — 74 New Hope at Elkton, na Sunday, Jan. 6 Phoenix 12 22 .353 14 Armed Forces Bowl Martinez off waivers from Texas. YONCALLA (41): Alex Anderson 11, Will Shaw NFL Playoffs — Indianapolis at Baltimore, 10 Yoncalla 57, Pacific 38 Thursday’s Games Rice 33, Air Force 14 CLEVELAND INDIANS—Agreed to terms with 10, Jalen Walton 6, Zach Van Loon 5, Wyatt Van a.m., CBS; Seattle at Washington, 1:30 p.m., Fox. Yoncalla 14 15 20 8 — 57 New York 100, San Antonio 83 Fight Hunger Bowl OF Nick Swisher on a four-year contract. Loon 4, Jorge Pacheco 3, Ben Opfer 2, Jason College Football — GoDaddy.com Bowl, Arkansas Pacific 9 11 11 7 — 38 Minnesota 101, Denver 97 Arizona State 62, Navy 28 Designated OF Thomas Neal for assignment. Ellis, Jor-El Reeves. State vs. Kent State, 6 p.m., ESPN. YONCALLA (57): Salista Williams 19, Karen Friday’s Games Pinstripe Bowl Signed RHP Brett Myers to a one-year contract. PACIFIC (74): Ethan Cline 17, Tyler Cline 17, Men’s College Basketball — Temple at Kansas, Wickman 13, Tabitha Shaw 11, Brianne Joslyn 8, Cleveland 106, Charlotte 104 Syracuse 38, West Virginia 14 KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Agreed to terms with Cole Kreutzer 12, Nick Scaffo 12, Garrett Phillips 1:30 p.m., CBS; Florida at Yale, 2:30 p.m., NBC Brandi Joslyn 5, Emily Wickman 1, Sonya Sacramento 105, Toronto 96 Alamo Bowl RHP Blaine Boyer on a minor league contract. 6, Tanner Colton 4, Tim Hunter 3, Mike Wagner 3, Sports Network; Tulsa at Southern Methodist, 5 Walker. Brooklyn 115, Washington 113,2OT Texas 31, Orgeon State 27 TAMPA BAY RAYS—Named Carli Todd commu- Jacob Engdahl, Ian Hickey, Damon O’Donnell, p.m., Root Sports; Oregon at Oregon State, 7 p.m., PACIFIC (38): Riley Engdahl 17, Caitlin Detroit 85, Atlanta 84 Valley of the Sun Bowl nications coordinator. Nathan Watson. Root Sports. Happeny 8, Hannah Fortune 6, Brittany Portland 86, Memphis 84 Michigan State 17, TCU 16 TEXAS RANGERS—Agreed to terms with RHP Women’s College Basketball — Oklahoma State Camas Valley 57, Powers 29 Figueroa 3, Andee Keeler 3, Hannah Miller 1, Oklahoma City 109, Philadelphia 85 Monday, Dec. 31 Jason Frasor on a one-year contract. Designated at Baylor, 2:30 p.m., Root Sports. Powers 7 10 6 6 — 29 Haley Bowman, Marina Byrne, Kaylee Ells, Boston 94, Indiana 75 Music City Bowl C Eli Whiteside for assignment. Announced C Eli Golf — PGA Tournament of Champions, noon, Camas Valley 9 15 15 18 — 57 Heather Hardcastle. Chicago 96, Miami 89 Vanderbilt 34, North Carolina State 24 Whiteside cleared waivers and was assigned NBC. POWERS (29): Jaron MacDonald 8, Carl Camas Valley 33, Powers 31 Houston 115, Milwaukee 101 Sun Bowl outright to Round Rock (PCL). Bowling — PBA Bowlers Journal Scorpion Martinez 8, Tye Jackson 7, Clayton Stallard 4, Powers 4 10 7 10 — 31 Utah 87, Phoenix 80 Georgia Tech 21, Southern Cal 7 TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Claimed RHP Chad Beck Championship, 10 a.m., ESPN. Sean Martinez 2, James Clauson, Ron Zemke. Camas Valley 4 15 8 6 — 33 L.A. Clippers 107, L.A. Lakers 102 Liberty Bowl off waivers from Pittsburgh. Monday, Jan. 7 CAMAS VALLEY (57): Ryan Gallagher 17, POWERS (31): Kendall Stallard 8, Rebecca Today’s Games Tulsa 31, Iowa State 17 BASKETBALL College Football — BCS Championship Game, Theran Hunt 12, Lanakila Peck 10, Josh Mattox 7, Standley 7, Elizabeth Standley 7, Riley Baldwin 4, Boston at Atlanta, 4 p.m. Chick-fil-A Bowl National Basketball Association Notre Dame vs. Alabama, 5:30 p.m., ESPN. Michael Williams 6, Kelsey Moniz 2, Weston Sadie Blanton 4, Riley Middlebrook 2, Jessie Milwaukee at Indiana, 4 p.m. Clemson 25, LSU 24 NEW ORLEANS HORNETS—Waived F Dominic Men’s College Basketball — Notre Dame at Tilton 2, Caleb Lindsay 1, Victor Colvin, Matt Martinez, Sierra Sotela. New York at Orlando, 4 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 1 McGuire. Cincinnati, 3:30 p.m., ESPN2. Thompson, Kai Wolfe. CAMAS VALLEY (33): Taylor Colvin 15, Whitney Houston at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m. Heart of Dallas Bowl FOOTBALL NBA Basketball — Cleveland at Chicago, 5 p.m., Nonleague Lindsey 11, Ciarrra Colvin 4, Julia Mooney 2, Sacramento at Brooklyn, 4:30 p.m. Oklahoma State 58, Purdue 14 National Football League Portland at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Gator Bowl WGN. Marshfield 50, Brookings-Harbor 42 Justine Bringhurst 1, Nicole Lewis, Jessica CHICAGO BEARS—Signed WR Brittan Golden to Golf — PGA Tournament of Champions, 1 p.m., Plummer, Kayla Tilton. New Orleans at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. Northwestern 34, Mississippi State 20 a reserve/future contract. Brookings-Harbor 9 14 11 8 — 42 Philadelphia at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. Capital One Bowl Golf Channel. Marshfield 15 6 16 13 — 50 Nonleague CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed DL Kendrick Utah at Denver, 6 p.m. Georgia 45, Nebraska 31 Adams, TE Dan Gronkowski and DB Kent BROOKINGS-HARBOR (42): Justin Murray 10, Marshfield 59, Brookings-Harbor 27 Golden State at L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. Outback Bowl Derek Hodge 8, Chandler Dodd 6, Russell Nickels Richardson to reserve/future contracts. Local Schedule Brookings-Harbor 4 6 9 8 — 27 Sunday’s Games South Carolina 33, Michigan 28 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Announced general 5, Calvin Watwood 5, Dexter Vaughn, Jake Marshfield 19 14 13 13 — 59 Oklahoma City at Toronto, 10 a.m. Rose Bowl Today Vaughn, Cade Freels. manager Scott Pioli and the team have “mutual- BROOKINGS-HARBOR (27): Iva Hart 9, Mallory Washington at Miami, 3 p.m. Stanford 20, Wisconsin 14 ly parted ways.” High School Boys Basketball — Skyline MARSHFIELD (50): Jake Miles 18, Matt Woods McDonald 6, Athena Farr 5, Lakota Hatcher 5, Charlotte at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. Orange Bowl League: Elkton at Powers, 7:30 p.m.; Pacific at 13, Justin Cooper 6, Austin Howerton 6, Rylee NEW YORK GIANTS—Signed OT Matt McCants, Karlie Gonzalez 2, Francesca Farr. Memphis at Phoenix, 5 p.m. Florida State 31, Northern Illinois 10 OT Levy Adcock, G Stephen Goodwin, TE Larry Umpqua Valley Christian, 7:30 p.m. Nonleague: Trendell 5, Daylen Boler 1, Ty Bunnell, Jose MARSHFIELD (59): Abby Thrall 18, Peyton Denver at L.A. Lakers, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 2 Phoenix at North Bend, 4 p.m. Torres, Tre Burton. Donnell, DE Matt Broha, CB Laron Scott, QB Babb 13, Jade Chavez 8, Katelyn Rossback 6, Sugar Bowl Curtis Painter, LB Jake Muasau, WR Brandon High School Girls Basketball — Skyline League: North Bend 47, Stayton 26 Desi Guirado 4, Jasmine Meline 2, Kristen Mayer Louisville 33, Florida 23 Elkton at Powers, 6 p.m.; Pacific at Umpqua Pro Football Collins, CB Trumaine McBride, WR Kevin Hardy, North Bend 11 16 14 6 — 47 2, Tracee Scott 2, Brea Mosieur, Paige Tavernier, Thursday, Jan. 3 G Michael Jasper, DT Bobby Skinner to reserve- Valley Christian, 6 p.m. Nonleague: Phoenix at Stayton 11 9 5 4 — 26 Savannah Thurman, Khalani Hoyer, Chelsea Fiesta Bowl North Bend, 2:30 p.m. NFL Playoffs future contracts. NORTH BEND (47): Hayden Davisson 15, Pettet. At Glendale, Ariz. NEW YORK JETS—Signed LS Travis Tripucka to High School Swimming — North Bend at Hamilton Mateski 13, Ty Roane 5, Cam Lucero 5, Wild-card Playoffs Oregon 35, Kansas State 17 Lebanon Invitational, 4 p.m. Stayton 56, North Bend 43 a reserve/future contract. Zach Barker 5, Drew Matthews 4, Wyatt North Bend 20 7 4 12 — 43 Today Friday, Jan. 4 OAKLAND RAIDERS—Signed RB Jon Hoese, NT College Women’s Basketball — SWOCC at Cunningham, Zach Wallace. Cincinnati at Houston, 1:30 p.m. (NBC) Cotton Bowl Clackamas, 2 p.m. Stayton 15 18 12 11 — 56 Johnny Jones and WR Isaiah Williams to STAYTON (26): T.T. Johnson 12, Andrew NORTH BEND (43): Madison Spence 15, Britni Minnesota at Green Bay, 5 p.m. (NBC) At Arlington, Texas reserve/future contracts. College Men’s Basketball — SWOCC at Reardon 11, Eric Chappell 4, Derek Buchheit 2, Sunday, Jan. 6 Texas A&M 41, Oklahoma 13 Clackamas, 4 p.m. Ring 9, Jasmine Barker 5, Shalah Collicott 5, PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Named CB Chris David Esparza, Micah Lopez, Josh Lindemann. Gabby Hobson 4, Rachel Oman 4, McKenzie Indianapolis at Baltimore, 10 a.m. (CBS) Saturday, Jan. 5 Hawkins. High School Wrestling — Marshfield at Seattle at Washington, 1:30 p.m. (FOX) BBVA Compass Bowl Cleveland Invitational, all day. Sutherlin 68, Myrtle Point 53 Edwards, Kadie Forderer, Hannah Noble, Emma SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Reinstated CB Brandon Sutherlin 8 19 23 18 — 68 Powley, Rylie Waddington, Alex Wilkinson, Divisional Playoffs At Birmingham, Ala. Browner from the suspended list. Sunday, Jan. 6 Saturday, Jan. 12 Pittsburgh (6-6) vs. Mississippi (6-6), 10 a.m. No local events scheduled. Myrtle Point 9 13 20 11 — 53 Aubrey Williams. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS—Signed S Sean SUTHERLIN (68): Taler Jensen 17, Michael STAYTON (56): TBA at Denver, 1:30 p.m. (CBS) (ESPN) Monday, Jan. 7 STAYTON (56): Hannah Bradley 14, Presley Baker, LS Andrew DePaola, TE Drake Dunsmore, Matteo 14, Ryan Eakin 9, Derrik Wattman 9, TBA at San Francisco, 5 p.m. (FOX) Sunday, Jan. 6 LB Joe Holland, TE Zach Miller, DE Ernest Owusu, No local events scheduled. Gescher 10, Cheyanna Summers 9, Kindra Gross Treven Anspach 6, Cameron Mock 6, Noah 8, Madison Shyrock 5, Maygen Pietrok 4, Sunday, Jan. 13 GoDaddy.com Bowl T Mike Remmers, CB James Rogers, DB Nick Caillier 5, Noah Avery 2, Nicolas Brewer, Josh Courtney Cowan 3, Alexus Hemphill 2, Madison TBA at Atlanta, 10 a.m. (FOX) At Mobile, Ala. Saenz and QB Adam Weber. High School Results Fulton, Austin Hoobler, Jace Martineau. Anderson, Katie Cozart. TBA at New England, 1:30 p.m. (CBS) Kent State (11-2) vs. Arkansas State (9-3), 6 p.m. WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Signed S Devin MYRTLE POINT (53): Cooper Stateler 17, Matt Conference Championships (ESPN) Holland to a reserve/future contract. Sutherlin 44, Myrtle Point 13 Monday, Jan. 7 BASKETBALL Newton 14, Kyle Seals 13, Brad Larsen 4, Taylor Sutherlin 13 12 10 9 — 44 Sunday, Jan. 20 SOCCER Fischer 3, Thomas Nathan 2. AFC, TBA (CBS) BCS National Championship Major League Soccer BOYS Myrtle Point 4 1 5 3 — 13 At Miami Sunset Conference GIRLS SUTHERLIN (44): Miranda Mendenhall 15, NFC, TBA (FOX) COLORADO RAPIDS—Signed D Diego Calderon. Notre Dame (12-0) vs. Alabama (12-1), 5:30 p.m. NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION—Signed D Jose League Overall Sunset Conference Kazlyn Clarno 10, Kaycee Mock 7, Kylee Carson 6, Pro Bowl (ESPN) W L W L League Overall Cheyanne LeFevre 4, Ricki Mock 2, Cassidy Bell, Sunday, Jan. 27 Goncalves. Coquille 2 0 9 4 W L W L McKenna Fole, Brittany Hanson, Jennifer Hults, At Honolulu Oregon 35, Kansas State 17 COLLEGE Gold Beach 2 0 10 3 Coquille 2 0 9 4 Carmen Seehawer. AFC vs. NFC, 4 p.m. (NBC) Oregon 15 7 10 3 — 35 AUBURN—Named Dameyune Craig co-offen- Glide 1 1 10 4 Gold Beach 2 0 93 MYRTLE POINT (13): MacKenzie Findley 3, Kansas State 0 10 0 7 — 17 sive coordinator and wide receivers coach. Super Bowl First Quarter CHARLESTON SOUTHERN—Announced the res- Bandon 0 1 1 8 Myrtle Point 1 0 7 6 Chelsie Fandel 2, Karissa Henshaw 2, Bethany Sunday, Feb. 3 Myrtle Point 0 1 5 6 Bandon 0 1 5 4 Meyer 2, Morgan Newton 2, Nicole Seals 2, Grace Ore—D.Thomas 94 kickoff return (Jordan run), ignation of football coach Jay Mills. At New Orleans 14:48. COLORADO—Named Kent Baer defensive coor- Reedsport 0 2 4 5 Glide 0 2 104 Hermann, Kenzie Hitner, Caitlyn Robison, AFC champion vs. NFC champion, 3 p.m. (CBS) Friday’s Games Reedsport 0 2 7 5 Daysha Stidham. Ore—D.Thomas 23 pass from Mariota dinator and linebackers coach, Brian Lindgren Coquille 42, Glide 36 Friday’s Games (Maldonado kick), 3:46. offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, Gold Beach 60, Reedsport 35 Coquille 48, Glide 36 Pro Basketball College Football Second Quarter Klayton Adams tight ends coach, Gary Bernardi Sutherlin 68, Myrtle Point 53 Gold Beach 31, Reedsport 14 KSt—C.Klein 6 run (A.Cantele kick), 13:26. offensive line coach, Charles Clark secondary Sutherlin 44, Myrtle Point 13 KSt—FG A.Cantele 25, 5:21. coach and Jim Jeffcoat defensive line coach. Coquille 42, Glide 36 NBA Bowl Schedule Ore—Barner 24 pass from Mariota (Maldonado FIU—Named Ron Turner football coach. Glide 8 9 9 10 — 36 Coquille 48, Glide 36 EASTERN CONFERENCE Saturday, Dec. 15 kick), :14. LSU—Announced S Eric Reid will enter the NFL Coquille 7 10 16 9 — 42 Glide 12 8 6 10 — 36 Atlantic Division W L Pct GB New Mexico Bowl Third Quarter draft. GLIDE (36): Jacob Fricke 14, Brandon Halter 8, Coquille 17 10 7 14 — 48 New York 22 10 .688 — Arizona 49, Nevada 48 Ore—FG Maldonado 33, 11:01. MICHIGAN STATE—Announced RB Le’Veon Bell Brenden Fricke 7, Jake Livingston 5, Cody GLIDE (36): Kali Vickery 9, Amanda Hatley 8, 1 Brooklyn 18 15 .545 4⁄2 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl Ore—Mariota 2 run (kick failed), 8:03. will enter the NFL draft. Cunningham 2, Joe Hanson. Heather Graham 6, Mikayla Moyers 5, Alexa Boston 15 17 .469 7 Utah State 41, Toledo 15 Ore—Safety, 8:02. SHENANDOAH—Named Scott Yoder football COQUILLE (42): Terrence Edwards 13, Larry Evans 4, Hayley Livingston 2, Elle Rappe 2, Philadelphia 15 19 .441 8 Thursday, Dec. 20 Fourth Quarter coach. Bowen 10, Matt Miranda 9, Caleb Owens 7, Austin Shelby Thompson. 1 Toronto 12 21 .364 10⁄2 Poinsettia Bowl KSt—Hubert 10 pass from C.Klein (A.Cantele VIRGINIA—Named Tom O’Brien associate head Arrant 3, Wilson Hodge, Kevin Mast, Drew COQUILLE (48): Taylor GeDeros 25, Emily Lack Southeast Division W L Pct GB BYU 23, San Diego State 6 kick), 11:35. coach for offense and tight ends coach, Jon Piburn. 8, Nicole Romine 6, Kaitlyn Hyatt 3, Jessica Miami 22 9.710— Friday, Dec. 21 Ore—FG Maldonado 24, 2:27. Tenuta associate head coach for defense and Gold Beach 60, Reedsport 35 McElravey 3, Maddy Grant 2, Makala Edgar 1. Atlanta 20 11 .645 2 St. Petersburg (Fla.) Bowl A—70,242. defensive coordinator, Jeff Banks special teams 1 Reedsport 6 9 6 14 — 35 Gold Beach 31, Reedsport 14 Orlando 12 20 .375 10⁄2 Central Forida 38, Ball State 17 Ore KSt and running backs coach and Marques Hagans 1 Gold Beach 17 17 12 14 — 60 Reedsport 7 3 2 2 — 14 Charlotte 8 24 .250 14⁄2 Saturday, Dec. 22 First downs 22 20 wide receivers coach. REEDSPORT (35): Montana Frame 11, Mike Gold Beach 3 8 13 7 —31 Washington 4 27 .129 18 New Orleans Bowl Rushes-yards 46-219 37-132 WISCONSIN—Announced C Travis Frederick Mitchell 7, Brady Stowbridge 4, Bobby Allen 4, REEDSPORT (14): Madi Richardson 5, Gabby Central Division W L Pct GB Louisiana-Lafayette 43, East Carolina 34 Passing 166 151 will enter the NFL draft. C M C M Y K Y K

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Thomas followed his before-everyone-sat-down kickoff return with a 23-yard touchdown catch, finishing with 195 total yards. Kenjon Barner ran for 143 yards on 31 carries and scored on a 24-yard touchdown pass from Marcus Mariota in the second quarter. Mariota later scored on a 2-yard run in the third quarter, capped by an obscure 1-point safety that went in the Ducks’ favor. Even Oregon’s defense got into the act, intercepting Klein twice and holding him to 30 yards on 13 carries. “We got beat by a better Contributed Photo by Karen Saxton team tonight, combined by the Coquille Martial Arts students who tested for new belts include, back row from left, Max Underdown, Bill fact that we let down from Scott, Brooklynn Lott, Jacob Valleli, Ean Smith and Logan Ault, and front row, Harley Deidrich, Christiaan time to time,” coach Bill Lockwood, Maliyah Lockwood, Blake Young, Luke Valleli,Jared Smith and Brody Ault. Snyder said after Kansas The Associated Press State’s fifth straight bowl loss. Oregon running back Kenjon Barner (24) celebrates his touchdown with Last year’s Fiesta Bowl was Tyler Johnstone (64) and Colt Lyerla (15) during the first half of the an offensive fiesta, with Fiesta Bowl against Kansas State,Thursday in Glendale,Ariz. Coquille Martial Arts students Oklahoma State outlasting Stanford 41-38 in overtime. The 2013 version was an Oregon’s sophomore sensa- tackled in the end zone for a earn new taekwondo ranks upgrade: Nos. 4 and 5 in the tion: He had 314 total yards bizarre 1-point safety that put BCS, two of the nation’s best and two long scoring runs in Oregon up 32-10. THE WORLD belt. Luke Valleli, 8, of he turns 16. offenses, dynamic players and the 2012 Rose Bowl. The Ducks It was the first 1-point Bandon, earned his half blue- Coquille adult student Bill superbly successful coaches are used to it, too, averaging safety in major college football Coquille Martial Arts had half purple belt Scott received his first dan on both sides. more than 50 points per game. since 2004 when Texas did it 13 students from the school’s Christiaan Lockwood, 11, black belt rank, which Oregon has become the And they kept flying. against Texas A&M, STATS three locations test for new and Maliyah Lockwood, 9, included almost four hours of standard for go-go-go football Oregon followed a missed said. taekwondo ranks during both of Coquille, earned their testing. Scott has been a stu- under Kelly, its fleet of Ducks 40-yard field goal by Kansas Kansas State needed a little December. purple belts. dent for many years in a vari- making those shiny helmets — State’s Anthony Cantele by time to get its wheels spinning New white-yellow belt Jake Valleli, 12, of Bandon, ety of styles and schools, and green like Christmas tree unleashing one of its blink- on offense, laboring early students include Logan Ault, and Brooklynn Lott, 13, of has been a Coquille Martial bulbs for the Fiesta Bowl — and-you’ll-miss-it scoring before Klein scored on a 6- 11; Brody Ault, 8; and Harley Coos Bay, earned their red Arts student for three years. and flashy uniforms blur drives late in the second quar- yard run early in the second Deadrich, 8, all of Coos Bay; belts, which puts them a year In addition to taekwondo, across the grassy landscape. ter. Moving 77 yards in 46 sec- quarter. Harley Deidrich, 8, of from being eligible to test for Coquille Martial Arts also Thomas offered the first onds, the Ducks went up 22-10 Klein kept the Wildcats Coquille; and Jared Smith, their junior black belts. offers instruction in Japanese flash of speed, picking up a at halftime after Mariota hit moving in the quarter, 10, of Myrtle Point. Max Underdown, 15, of jujitsu, taichi, capoeira for couple of blocks and racing Barner on 24-yard TD pass. though not toward touch- Ean Smith, 11, of Myrtle Bandon, earned his brown kids and a systema study toward a not-so-photo finish Alejandro Maldonado hit a downs: Cantele hit a 25-yard Point, earned his yellow belt, stripe on his junior black group. at the line. 33-yard field goal on Oregon’s field goal and missed from 40 while Blake Young, 11, of belt, and will test for his For more information, Thomas hit the Wildcats opening drive of the third after a false-start penalty. Bandon, earned his orange first dan black belt after visit http://coquilletkd.com. (11-2) again late in the first quarter and Mariota capped a Klein hit John Hubert on a quarter, breaking a couple of long drive with an easy 2-yard 10-yard touchdown pass tackles and dragging three TD run to the left. Kansas early in the fourth quarter, Scritchfield, Rutledge win tourney defenders into the end zone for State’s Javonta Boyd blocked but all that did was cut a catch-and-run TD that put the point-after attempt, but Oregon’s lead to 32-17. THE WORLD strike and men needing to Rowling third with 920. the Ducks up 15-0. even that went wrong for the He threw for 151 yards on knock down nine pins. Rutledge had a total of It’s nothing new for Wildcats. Chris Harper was 17 of 32 passing. Janet Scritchfield and Each bowler’s score 890 to lead the men. Bruce Dave Rutledge were the win- included both their totals for Walker’s total was 927 and ners during the Senior No- the three-game series they George Fairchild’s total was Tap Tournament at North rolled plus their handicap. 818. Bills interview Chip Kelly Bend Lanes. Scritchfield ended up Scores, along with the The event was held Dec. with a total of 950, while weekly league results, are BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — The Buffalo Bills The Bills are in the midst of their fifth 28, with women needing to Mary Loss was second with a included in today’s coaching search went into overdrive Friday, coaching search since 2001 after Chan Gailey knock down eight pins for a total of 933 and Maxine Community Scoreboard. when team officials interviewed three candi- was fired on Monday. dates, including Oregon’s Chip Kelly, one of It was a busy day for Kelly, as well. He also college football’s hottest prospects. interviewed with Cleveland on Friday, and a The Bills announced just before midnight person familiar with those negotiations said Coquille Hoops Camp is Jan. 12 that newly promoted president Russ Brandon the Browns are nearing a deal with Oregon’s and his top executives also interviewed recent- offensive mastermind. Kelly’s interviews were THE WORLD have their camp from 9 a.m. receive a free T-shirt. ly fired Chicago Bears coach Lovie Smith and conducted a day after he led the fifth-ranked to noon, while students in Applications can be Syracuse coach Doug Marrone. The Bills, sta- Ducks (12-1) to a victory in the Fiesta Bowl. Coquille High School will grades 5 through 8 will have picked up at any Coquille tioned in Arizona for much of this week, didn’t Following the win, the 49-year-old Kelly host its annual Holiday camp from 1 to 4 p.m. school. provide details regarding where the interviews said he wanted to get the interview process Hoops Camp on Jan. 12 at the Registration will begin 30 For more information, call took place or how long they lasted. over “quickly.” Coquille gym. minutes prior to each camp. Cheryl Waddington at Next up for Buffalo is a trip to Denver on Kelly was also supposed to meet with Students in kindergarten The cost is $30 per student Coquille High School, 541- Saturday, when the team is scheduled to Philadelphia. However, a person familiar through fourth grade will and the first 100 students will 396-2163. interview Broncos offensive coordinator with the interviews says the Eagles are Mike McCoy, according to a person familiar “heading in another direction.” The person with Buffalo’s plans. The person spoke on the added the Eagles planned to interview sever- condition of anonymity because the team has al other candidates regardless of any conver- Annual Bullards Run is Sunday not revealed who they’ve lined up to meet. sations with Kelly.

THE WORLD ter run, a 5-kilometer or more used race T-shirts run/walk and a 1-mile kids for a shirt exchange. BANDON — The annual run. The 10K course Participants will be able to Bullards Run will be held at 2 includes a trip out to the choose a different shirt. p.m. Sunday at Bullards historic Coquille River Leftover shirts will be donat- Beach State Park, north of Lighthouse. ed to charity. Bandon. The event starts and ends For more information, call The event, sponsored by in the campground. race director Tom Bedell at the South Coast Running The entry fee is $5, $4 for 541-347-4740 or David Ledig Club, includes a 10-kilome- students under 19, plus one at 541-347-3491. COMMUNMITY SCOREBOARD

Rose Anderson 332. 656; 19. Virgil Pekoc, 655; 20. Bill Elliot, 648; 21. Bowling Men’s Coast — Adam Slater 692, Bill Springfels Jerry Collins, 641; 22. Jerry Collins, 641; 22. Don 635, Mike Brooker 624. Witeck, 639; 23. Eric Ahlgrim, 567. North Bend Lanes Tuesday Boomer Seniors — Mike Ash 529, Bruce Watts 526, Harry Winslow 520; Judy Golf Dec. 17-23 Cutting 511, Janet Scritchfield 477, Loretta Hafen High Game 475. Bandon Crossings Young at Heart Seniors — Chuck Parks 243, Bay Area Hospital — Thomas Crawford 618, Bud Grant 214, Richard Dupret 199; Nancy Lauth Karl Daniel 573, Scott Balogh 568; Tina Men’s Day 225, Janet Scritchfield 213, Sally Curtis 178. Chambers 536, Josie Chambers 513, Sallly Curtis Wednesday Monday Super Star Juniors — Micheal Villers 455. T & F (only count holes starting with T or F) 201, Jayse Morgan 178, Jake Gerhardt 174; Amy Cosmo — Debbie Cramer 648, Shannon Low Gross — Ben McCullough, 42. Kress 189, Josie Dixon 177, Arianna Campbell 161. Weybright 624, Shayla Sanne 580. Low Net — Dick Wold, 33.5; Tom Gant, 36.5; Monday Rising Star Juniors — Troy Liggett 230, Primer Too Seniors — Bob Monteith 645, Cory Herlihy, 38; Tom Gant, 39; Bob Webber, 39; Brenden Smith 152, Oscar Morales Jr. 140; Regan Chuck Parks 624, Richard Dupret 613; Linda Bob Nelson, 40.5; Ray Murphy, 45.5. The Associated Press Foxworthy 166, Bryanna Decker 151, Rose Nichols 576, Mary Barnes 530, Mary Loss 530. Closest to Pin — Wes Osbourne (No. 11), Cory Texas A&M's Johnny Manziel (2) reaches the end zone for a touchdown as Oklahoma's Frank Shannon (20) Anderson 134. Cash Classic — Robert Warrick 688, Bob Herlihy (No. 17). Men’s Coast — Mike Brooker 254, Adam Slater Nelson 686, Rick Surprise 685; Stacey Nelson and others give chase in the first half of the Cotton Bowl Friday in Arlington,Texas. 253, Darrell Hatch 248. Casual Fridays 646, Tracie Ball 573, Toni Smith 555. Tuesday Boomer Seniors — Mike Ash 199, Dec. 21 Varsity — Andy Carey 710, Scott Lathrom 696, Bruce Watts 193, Harry Winslow 182; Randy Red Tees Shawn McNally 685, David Clark 685. Freeman 197, Judy Cutting 196, Janet Scritchfield Low Net — Phil Bennett 63, Dewey Powers 65, Nascar Bowling League (two game series) — 182. Dennis Allen 67, Larry Grove 70, Brian Boyle 70, Manziel joins Cotton club Theron Gerber 380, Nick Holcomb 370, Walt Bay Area Hospital — Thomas Crawford 234, Don Conn 71, Tom Gant 71. Weber 364; Elizabeth Watson 331, Dudi Wiltwer Scott Balogh 221, Karl Daniel 215; Tina Chambers Closest to Pin — Dewey Powers (Nos. 6, 14, 17), 263, Carolin Trent 238. 182, Josie Chambers 177, Sallly Curtis 165. Larry Grove (No. 11). Silver Tip Seniors — Berrel Vinyard 605, Bruce ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) team, and send these seniors when they won the Big 12 title. Cosmo — Debbie Cramer 243, Shannon Dec. 28 Walker 601, Bud Grant 582; Gloria Surprise 613, Weybright 230, Tracie Ball 214. Two-person Chapman — Johnny Manziel stretched out with a win, we couldn’t “I think tonight was really Primer Too Seniors — Bob Monteith 246, Linda Nichols 559, Sandra Jacobs 526. Low Net — Bob Webber and Ron Cookson, out both of his arms and ran feel any better,”Manziel said indicative of this season,” Chuck Parks 234, Richard Dupret 233; Mary Loss Senior No-Tap Tournament 65.5; Johnny Ohanesian and Brian Boyle, 72; off the field as if he was flying. after his first game since Sumlin said. “It’s one of the 219, Linda Nichols 214, Kitty Russell 183. Dec. 28 John Johnston and Tom Gant, 72.5; Dick Wold Cash Classic — Paul Dean 268, Shawn McNally Scores are series total, including handicap. and Dennis Allen, 75. With the Heisman becoming the first freshman teams I thought in the country 257, Bob Nelson 247, Rick Surprise 247; Stacey Women needed eight pins and men nine pins for Closest to Pin — Ron Coookson (No. 14), Brian Trophy-winning quarter- to win the Heisman. that truly got better every Boyle (No. 17). Nelson 246, Tracie Ball 232, Renae Cunnington a strike. back known as Johnny With first-year coach week.” 214. WOMEN Varsity — Robert Warrick 256, Eric Sweet 248, 1. Janet Scritchfield, 950; 2. Mary Loss, 933; Road Runs Football, Texas A&M cer- Kevin Sumlin and their young Texas A&M never trailed Mark Mattecheck 248, Andy Carey 248. 3. Sandy Jacobs, 920; 4. Maxine Rowling, 919; tainly is soaring in the SEC. star quarterback, the Aggies while winning its last six Nascar Bowling League — Nick Holcomb 201, 5. Thelma Fairchild, 914; 6. Peggy Ahlgrim Upcoming Road Races on the South Coast Theron Gerber 195, Greg Horton 192; Elizabeth 908; 7. Linda Nichols, 906; 8. Betsey Marglon For more information on upcoming road Manziel tiptoed the side- (11-2) broke the SEC record games. That included a win at Watson 166, Dudi Wiltwer 137, Carolin Trent 134. 883; 9. Randy Freeman, 863; 10. Yoriko Creque races and for photos from past events, those line for a 23-yard touchdown with their 7,261 total yards this SEC champion Alabama, Silver Tip Seniors — Bud Grant 215, Berrel 823, 11. Kitty Russell, 817; 12. Stephanie interested can log on to the South Coast on the first drive of the season (the first over 7,000 which plays for the BCS Vinyard 215, Bruce Walker 213; Gloria Surprise Barrett, 816; 13. Heidi Cross, 815; 14. Mary Running Club’s Web page at www.southcoas- Cotton Bowl, the first of his after 633 in Cowboys national title Monday night. 227, Linda Nichols 205, Dolores Fincher 203. Barnes, 796; 15. Colleen Morgan, 781; 16. Jan trunningclub.org. High Series Venable, 766; 17. Loretta Hafen, 752; 18. Wava Bullards Run — Sunday, starting at 2 p.m. in four touchdowns as part of Stadium). They also averaged Manziel set an FBS bowl Young at Heart Seniors — Chuck Parks 680, Gripp, 680. the campground at Bullards Beach State Park his bowl-record 516 total more than 40 points a game. record with his 229 yards MEN Bud Grant 626, Berrel Vinyard 545, Don Witeck north of Bandon. Races include a 5-kilometer 545; Nancy Lauth 590, Marge Novak 520, Janet 1. Dave Rutledge, 890; 2. Bruce Walker, 827; 3. yards and the Aggies capped And they capped their rushing on 17 carries, and run walk, a 10-kilometer run and a 1-mile kids Scritchfield 510. George Fairchild, 818; 4. Paul Scritchfield, 815; 5, their first SEC season with a debut season with an over- completed 22 of 34 passes for run. The longer course takes runners out to the Monday Super Star Juniors — Micheal Villers Richard Dupret, 792; 6. Richard Gutierrez, 763; 7. 41-13 win over 12th-ranked whelming victory in the only 287 yards. 544, Jayse Morgan 493, Jake Gerhardt 478; Amy Bob Mast, 759; 8. Berrel Vinyard, 745; 9. Bob historic Coquille River Lighthouse. The entry Kress 565, Arianna Campbell 462, Josie Dixon Montieth, 727; 10. Ray Nichols, 724; 11. Bud fee is $5 and a previously worn, but not worn- Oklahoma on Friday night. postseason game matching “Johnny Manziel is every- 459. Grant, 715; 12. Mike Weathers, 706; 13. Mike out T-shirt from another run for a shirt “To come in and go teams from those power con- thing he was billed to be, Monday Rising Star Juniors — Troy Liggett 530, Hoyt, 684; 14. Karlas Seidel, 689; 15. Don Bomar, exchange. For more information, call Tom Oscar Morales Jr. 398, Brenden Smith 367; 682; 16. Nathan LaRue, 675; 17. Chucks Parks, Bedell at 541-347-4740 or David Ledig at 541- against a Big 12 rival and do ferences. It is the Aggies’ first expected him to be,” said Regan Foxworthy 461, Bryanna Decker 397, 666; 17. Chuck Parks, 666; 18. Tom Bourgoyne, 347-3491. everything we wanted as a 11-win season since 1998, Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops. C M C M Y K Y K

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claims. repeatedly points out that I Gas industry and It’s potentially fertile drilling has brought new life opponents prepare territory. In real life, drilling to struggling towns, calls companies injected millions U.S. reliance on foreign for inquiries in wake of dollars into moribund sources of energy “insane,” of fictional tale local economies, transform- and defends fracking as a ing sleepy villages in technology with a proven Pennsylvania and other track record of safety. And states into boomtowns he seems to believe it him- BY MICHAEL RUBINKAM self, at least initially. The Associated Press almost overnight. But the industry also sowed divi- Krasinski says he and ALLENTOWN, Pa. — sion, pitting neighbor Damon tried to avoid too The new movie “Promised against neighbor as some much of a political message. Land” digs into the fierce residents complained of Yet industry groups and national debate over frack- ruined water wells and other environmental activists ing, the technique that’s environmental degradation. alike see “Promised Land” generated a boom in U.S. Many others, judging by very much as a message film natural gas production while recent public opinion sur- about the perils of the gas also stoking controversy veys, heralded the prosperi- boom, and are reacting over its possible impact on ty that drilling creates and accordingly. the environment and human the abundant homegrown Drillers — who mounted health. energy it produces. a furious rebuttal of Written by and starring Even here, though, the “Gasland,”the 2010 award- Matt Damon and John movie seeks to entertain winning, anti-drilling HBO Krasinski, the film comes at more than enlighten, with documentary — began an implausible plot twist pushing back against The Associated Press an opportune time for a big- Elizabeth Allen, of Boulder, Colo., wears a “No Friggin’ Frackin’” sign while waiting for a Dec. 13 meeting on screen exploration of the undermining what could “Promised Land” months fracking on Boulder County lands to begin. Hydrofracturing, or “fracking,” has opened up U.S. gas reserves, issues surrounding the shale have been a realistic por- ago while simultaneously gas revolution, with cheap trayal of life as it is really noting that it is indeed a raising the possibility not only of national energy independence but also of gas exports, such as those pro- natural gas transforming the lived in the gas fields. work of fiction. posed from North Bend. nation’s energy landscape “Promised Land” follows The Marcellus Shale Steve Butler (Damon), a gas Coalition, an industry trade and “fracking” now a have, and that’s the angle we company salesman who group, plans to run ads in 75 household word. are looking at.” But viewers shouldn’t shows up in an economically percent of Pennsylvania’s Gas wars on the big and small screen necessarily expect a realistic struggling small town in movie theaters, encouraging Environmentalists, “Promised Land”: Rated R. Starts Friday at Pony Village Cinema: 1:00, 3:40, treatment of drilling and Pennsylvania that happens “Promised Land” audiences meantime, are positively 6:15 and 8:50 p.m. fracking. It’s not that kind of to sit atop a vast reserve of to visit a website that it set giddy over the film’s depic- “Gasland”: Josh Fox’s 2010 HBO documentary on the hazards of gas drilling film. gas. His task: To get resi- up earlier this year to answer tion of an industry they view is available online to Netflix and Amazon Prime subscribers. www.gaslandthe- “Promised Land” instead dents to sign on the dotted questions about shale gas. as dangerous to land, water, movie.com concentrates on another line, promising them they’ll “It’s difficult to fact- air and people. They are “The Truth About Gasland”: The American Natural Gas Association’s 2010 aspect of the drilling boom become instant millionaires check a work of fiction, so I planning their own cam- video rebutting the claims of contamination made in Gasland. Available on YouTube. — the battle for hearts and once the gas starts flowing don’t know if we’re going to paign around “Promised “The Sky is Pink”: Josh Fox’s 2012 follow-up documentary rebutting criti- minds as gas companies from the shale underneath be able to do that any more Land,” including the distri- their land. Standing in his cism of “Gasland.”Available on YouTube. seek to lease land for drilling than we can fact-check bution of anti-drilling while environmentalists way is Dustin Noble “FrackNation”: A documentary by Phelim McAleer and Ann McIlhenny that ‘Batman,’” said spokesman leaflets, postcards and peti- warn of the perils of punch- (Krasinski), an environmen- seeks to show that the benefits of gas drilling outweigh the hazards. ing a bunch of holes in the tal activist determined to Steve Forde. “But certainly tions to audiences leaving Premieres Jan. 22 on AXS TV. ground. Bewildered convince townsfolk they shale gas development is theaters. “Unearthed: The Fracking Facade”: A South African documentary that seeks to debunk claims of water contamination from fracking. Available on YouTube. landowners, meanwhile, are don’t want what the driller generating discussion AP writer Ryan Pearson left to sort out the compet- is selling. around dinner tables, it’s an contributed to this story ing claims and counter- Damon’s character important discussion to from Los Angeles. Rogue Federal Credit Union takes over Chetco

HARBOR — The National Credit to reduce flooding and improve 30, 2015; Oregon Dungeness Crab mission Program Manager Kris Union Administration has chosen BUSINESS water quality. Commission, one producer, term Anderson at 503-872-6600. The Jan. 10 celebration will ending June 30, 2015; Oregon Rogue Federal Credit Union to pur- BRIEFS Farmers hope to ban chase and assume Chetco Federal include entertainment provided by Raspberry & Blackberry Commis- the Wild Women of Charleston, modified food crops Credit Union’s Oregon member- sion, one handler, term ending June awards and an opportunity to share 30, 2014; Oregon Sheep Commis- GRANTS PASS (AP) — Some ships and its branches in Bandon, Celebrate completion of stories and envision next steps to sion – 1 handler, term ending June organic farmers in Southern Ore- Brookings, Harbor, Gold Beach and Charleston road project partnering for future projects to 30, 2013; Oregon Potato Commis- gon hope to ban genetically modi- The Oregon International Port Port Orford. Coast Central Credit improve Charleston. sion, one Malheur or Harney coun- fied crops in Jackson County. of Coos Bay and Coos County Union will purchase and assume State seeks members for ty producer, term ending June 30, Supporters of the ban filed sig- the Crescent City branch and Cali- invite the residents of Oregon’s Bay natures with the Jackson County Area to Charleston for a celebration agricultural commissions 2016. fornia memberships. clerk’s office Wednesday to put a at 11 a.m. Thursday commemorat- SALEM — Nominations are Appointments will be made by Rogue Federal said it had offered Oregon Department of Agriculture measure on the county ballot. ing completion of the Boat Basin being solicited for open positions It would ban anyone from raising positions to all Oregon Chetco Director Katy Coba. A suggested Drive Bike/Pedestrian Safety proj- on several of the state’s agricultural genetically engineered plants in the deadline is Jan. 9. The director will employees. The purchase enlarged ect. The gathering will be held at commodity commissions. Com- county, with exemptions for scien- begin making appointments after Rogue Federal to more than 70,000 the Charleston Marina RV Park missioners administer producer tific research. It also calls for the members and nearly $800 million recreation room. Refreshments and assessments spent on commodity applications are received and county to conduct inspections and in assets. entertainment will be provided. commissions’ promotion, educa- reviewed. allows enforcement through citi- Applicants for any commodity The NCUA placed Chetco into The county road department, tion, and research projects. zen lawsuits. commission position must be a US conservatorship in 2011. Chetco, port staff and community members Commission positions that are Chief petitioner Brian Comnes worked for nearly a decade to obtain accepting applications at this time citizen and an Oregon resident. For says they want to protect organic which had 32,000 members and funding for the project, succeeding include: Oregon Dairy Products more information on qualifications farmers who stand to lose money if assets of $333 million last year, was in raising $1.3 million to install side- Commission, one producer, term and a complete listing of openings, their crops get contaminated by one of only two Oregon credit walks, streetlights, landscaping and ending June 30, 2015; Oregon Alfal- visit www.oregon.gov/ODA/ pollen from genetically engineered unions that the NCUA has placed a new road surface. Engineers also fa Seed Commission, one producer ADMD/Pages/cc_applications. crops, such as sugar beets and into conservatorship since 2009. designed a new storm drain system and one handler, terms ending June aspx or contact Commodity Com- alfalfa. Unemployed? Start a business Coos, Curry rapidly going gray

Q: I just lost my job and I’m headed www.oregon.gov/EMPLOY/ES/SEEKER/ Our regional Employment Department Missed an owner workforce analyst Annette Shelton-Tider- to the unemployment office. Do I have pages/self_employment_assistance.aspx or In last week’s Trade Winds, I listed the options besides looking for another man has shared some statistics she com- on the Department of Labor website, wrong person as an owner of Thrifty Sis- job? piled for a customer. The take-home mes- ters in Charleston. The owners are Mindy A: Fortunately, in Oregon and a few sea.workforce3one.org/state-strategies/. sage for local businesses? Denture service: and Beth Madsen. other states, there is an option called the Applications for the SEA program are Hot. Diaper service: Not. Unless it’s an adult diaper service. Self Employment Assistance Program Reward good customer service available at your local Worksource Oregon First, she looked at the Did you have a good customer service (SEAP). To qualify individuals must meet center. Since not all unemployment nation, where the Census TRADE experience recently? The Bay Area Cham- certain Worksource Ore- Bureau projects that by DOWN TO claimants are eligible, claimant reemploy- WINDS ber of Commerce likes to acknowledge gon criteria: 2030, 19 percent of the good customer service with its 4 Star Cus- I Be eligible for and BUSINESS ment specialists are available to advise population will be 65 or tomer Service Awards. Winners get a cer- receiving Oregon unem- applicants on their options. Once accepted older. Currently, howev- tificate and a mention in the chamber ployment benefits er, just 13.0 percent of into the SEA program, you are required to newsletter. To get the nomination form, I Not be receiving any Americans are 65 or submit a written business plan. Business email bayareachamberofcommerce form of extended unem- older. @epuerto.net. ployment benefits at the planning assistance is available through the In Oregon, 13.9 per- time of application Small Business Development Center Net- cent are 65 or older, plac- Gift shop, gradually I Be unlikely to return work; visit www.BizCenter. ing us near the mean, to your previous employ- unlike the outliers Flori- Several months ago, Christina Nielsen org to find the office nearest you. SEAP GAIL ment and not a member in da (17.3 percent) and began the process of moving My Little Gift good standing with a ARLENE participants do not have to continue Alaska (7.7 percent). ELBER Shop to Coos Bay from Klamath Falls. While closed shop union SOTO searching for employment while in the But in Coos County, she and her husband wrap things up in Kla- math Falls, the Coos Bay shop at 135 Ander- I Have been identified, program. Money earned from a business is 21.4 percent of us are 65 or older. In Curry by the department’s computerized mathe- County, it’s 28 percent. Curry is the state’s son Ave. is in the care of her dad, Jim matical formula, as likely to exhaust unem- not deducted from your unemployment oldest county, with a median age of 53.5; Nielsen, who keeps it open seven days a ployment benefits check. Oregon’s median age is 38.4, 16th highest week from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The store has a I Have a viable business idea The SEA program has helped many in the nation. constantly changing mix of paintings, fur- niture, knives and decorative items. By I Bw willing to work full time in devel- unemployed individuals create viable busi- oping the business summer, Nielsen hopes to have a mix that nesses that not only provide them a job but Percent of population I Have or be able to obtain the financial will appeal to tourists coming in off the backing needed to start and sustain the often jobs for others. 65 and over nearby U.S. Highway 101. Local artists are business until it becomes self-supporting Arlene M. Soto is the director of the invited to call Christina at 541-281-1458 if 1980 1990 2000 2010 they have wares to display. I If the business requires an occupa- SWOCC Small Business Development Oregon 11.5 13.8 12.8 13.9 tional license (state license), the applicant New business? New product? New hire? Center, www.BizCenter.org. She can be Coos County 12.1 17.3 19.1 21.4 must already hold that license at the time Promotion? Something local business reached at 541-756-6445, asoto@s Curry County 16.9 24.4 26.6 28.0 owners should know about? Call Gail Elber of application for SEAP. Douglas County 10.8 15.4 17.8 21.0 More information about the program occ.edu, or at 2455 Maple Leaf, North at 541-269-1222, ext. 234, tweet @gailthe- Source: U.S. Census Bureau world, or email [email protected]. and accessing the benefits is available at Bend, OR 97459. C M C M Y K Y K

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Q: I saw a table in a furni- duplicates that traditional You can brush on poly if ture store recently, and at look very nicely. you like, but I find I get much first I thought it was made of First, you have to be work- cleaner finishes — free of black plastic, but when I ing with a wood that will streaks and dust spots — if I looked closer, I realized it absorb a fin- use rags. I haven’t brushed was wood. But the grain ish easily. HOUSE anything but house paint in showed through the black Walnut and WORKS more than a decade. paint — like it was stained. oak are fine, The only downside is that I’d liked to refinish an old as is pine a rubbed finish is thinner dresser I have to look like (all those than a brushed finish. That that. Do you have any idea counters means you’ll need to apply at how it’s done, and is it are nothing least two coats of varnish — something I could handle? but ordi- maybe more. Remember to The Associated Press I’m fairly sure what you nary ply- steel wool and tack between This image taken on Feb. 1, 2008 shows trees that were taken down by the weight of snow and ice. Don’t be were looking it was an wood), but coats. in a rush to repair or replace snow-or ice-covered trees, as most will spring back after a thaw, like these ebonized finish, and I’m if that The upside is that you’re weighted-down trees that did not suffer any lasting damage. equally sure it’s something dresser STEVE using fast-drying varnish, you could do yourself. happens to BATIE and that often means you In fact, I’ve done it myself be made of can get three or more coats Tips for protecting trees on several occasions. rosewood, down in a day. The counters for the three you might look for a different That’s it. Quick and fairly bookcase cabinets in my den finish. Rosewood is VERY simple — and no acids all have ebonized finishes, dense. involved. and shrubs from storms and I gave one of my wood Prepare the wood as you One last thing: For those carvings and a picture frame would for any finish. In your who don’t want black furni- BY DEAN FOSDICK including Hurricane Sandy those with strong branch ebonized finishes to disguise case, that will mean strip- ture, this system works The Associated Press in October. connections and trees that the fact that they were made ping the dresser down to bare equally well with any color of I Get a pre-storm are small when mature, of poplar (a particularly ugly wood and sanding thor- latex paint. Fire-engine red Even the sturdiest-look- assessment to identify according to the Insurance wood). oughly. Rub it down at the and hunter green come out ing trees can be brought trouble spots. Decaying Institute for Business and It can give rather mun- final stage with 0000 steel particularly well. down by high winds, heavy and leaning trees should be Home Safety. dane wood — and the room wool and wipe with tack Just be sure you get flat snow and ice, but there are pruned, staked or removed, I There is strength in it’s in — a touch of drama. rags. latex. I tried this once with ways you can limit the dam- especially those threatening numbers. “Trees planted in The traditional method You want it to be as semi-gloss paint (thinking age. dwellings or utility lines. groups survive better in high for ebonizing (literally, mak- glassy-smooth as you can that would save me time later Here are some storm- I Think safety during winds,” Chisholm said. ing it seem as though any get it. with the varnishing), and it proofing suggestions that cleanup. “The stuff on the “They can’t bend as readily wood is ebony — we should Now get a can of ordinary didn’t come out nearly as will pay off over time, start- ground won’t hurt you to the point of failure. They be so rich!) involves using flat-black latex paint and well. ing with determining which unless downed power lines also help dampen the (wind) tannic acid to prep the wood, RUB that into the wood with Send your questions to: trees in your landscape are are involved,”Chisholm said. force.” then applying a vinegar rags. It may take two or three HouseWorks, P.O. Box the most vulnerable. “It’s what’s overhead that’s I Learn how to assess solution that’s been been applications to get an even 81609, Lincoln, NE 68501, “I’m a great believer in dangerous. Stress fractures damage. “If you have a tree steeped with rust. Just about black hue, but don’t worry or email: houseworks@jour- storm-proofing or preparing or dead and broken limbs can that has lost a couple of anything that’s iron will rust that it’s dull, because … nalstar.com. for anything that will have come crashing down and do branches of significant size in vinegar — nails, bits of After it’s thoroughly dry the most impact on your serious harm.” but the trunk is mostly hardware, wire, even steel — and been polished yet lifestyle,” said Mark I Be especially careful intact, that’s still a keeper,” wool. again with steel wool and Your daily Chisholm, a third-genera- when working with said Hank Stelzer, a state Purists would have my tacked off — you RUB on classifieds are tion arborist from Howell, chainsaws. “If a tree is on forestry specialist with head for this, but I’ve found a fast-drying polyurethane ON-LINE AT N.J., and spokesman for the ground, try to cut it up University of Missouri far easier method that I think varnish. www.theworldlink.com Stihl Inc., a manufacturer of without harming yourself in Extension. “If you lose the outdoor power tools. the process,”said Kim Gabel top of a tree from ice or a “Try to prep your house with University of Florida windstorm and if half or a and yard if you have the Extension in Key West. “If a quarter of the trunk is gone, time,”he said. badly damaged tree is still that’s a no-brainer. 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Walk out your backyard to the dunes and beyond. bedrooms and two baths along with guest quarters tural flaws.” on trees. “Wait until it melts du/p/G6867 Simple, single level ranch style home on over 6 acres with oversized downstairs (occupied) with a separate entrance. Large attached garage and detached RV-port and large shop. Lots of recent lot. Great neighborhood, near Mingus Park. Additional tips: and the weight is removed to You can contact Dean Fosdick interior updates including paint and carpets. New roof in #12402851 I Get to know an see what kind of damage was at [email protected] 2010. City water and septic. #12432421 arborist or tree-care pro- done,”Chisholm said. “Trees fessional — now. “When a are resilient and are capable “Just good ol’ storm hits, you’ll likely be of bouncing back.” fashioned service” prioritized as an existing I Plant native trees Jerry Worthen Donna Optiz Randy Hoffine customer,” said Chisholm, rather than exotics. Some principal broker 791 Commercial Ave., Coos Bay • (541) 269-5263 broker principal broker who works with the power varieties fare better than www.PacificPropertiesTeam.com industry clearing debris left others in storms, especially behind by severe weather, trees with conical branching, Contents are prepared by the Advertising Department with contributions from local housing Oregon Coast industry representatives. Opinions expressed by ING! contributors belong to the writers and may not LIST Home Finder NEW BEAUTIFULLY UPDATED BUNGALOW. represent official views of their employers or A weekly advertising professional associations. Nothing in this 2 bedroom, 2bath, 1388 sqft. supplement published publication may be reproduced in any manner without the specific written permission of the by The World $ publisher. Advertising Department MLS# 12035365 199,800 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ING! PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estate advertising LIST CONTACT US FUQUA HOME IN 55+ DEVELOPMENT. 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Wed 10:00am & Thurs 9:30 am Mr. Ed Werner, Evangelist * (541) 267-6021 Adult Bible Study ...... Wed 12:30 pm 775 W. Donnelly Ave. www.clcs-cb.org Bible School Classes 9:45am • Evening Worship 6:00pm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORTH BEND Morning Worship 10:45am • Wednesday Prayer & Study 7:00pm Pastor J. L. Coffey Signing for Hearing Impaired 2080 Marion Ave., North Bend, 541-756-6544 *** Also, Nursery Available FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH www.firstbaptistnb.org Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Reformed Sunday School...... 9:45 am 2741 Sherman Ave., North Bend Sunday Worship Service...... 11:00 am & 6:00 pm Pastor Sue Seiffert - 541-756-4035 Wednesday SAFE Addiction Recovery Program...... 6:30 pm Office Hours ...... Mon.-Fri. 9-1 pm HOPE COVENANT REFORMED CHURCH Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday School ...... 9:00 am 580 E. 9th St., Coquille, Oregon SOUTHERN BAPTIST Adult Study ...... 9:15 am 2761 BROADWAY, NORTH BEND • 541-756-4844 Worship (Child Care Provided)...... 10:30 am Pastor: Ron Joling • 541-396-4183 Sunday Bible Study ...... 9:30 am Home of Cartwheels Preschool ~ [email protected] Sunday Worship...... 10:30 am Sunday School ...... 9:45 am Sunday Life Group...... 6:00 pm Morning Service ...... 11:00 am SKYLINE BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm Afternoon Service...... 4:30 pm “A Christ Centered, Biblically Based, Family Oriented, Dynamic Fellowship” Where You Can Find A Friend 3451 Liberty St., North Bend - 541-756-3311 GLORIA DEI LUTHERAN ELCA (1 block off Newmark behind Boynton Park) www.sbcnb.org 1290 Thompson Rd., Coos Bay (5 Blocks East of Hospital) David Woodruff, Sr. Pastor - Tim Young, Adult & Family Ministries Pastor Jon Strasman - 541-267-2347 Josh Kintigh, Youth & Children, Brenda Langlie, Children’s Director FALL WORSHIP HOURS Sunday School...... 9:00 am & 10:30 am (Clevland, Tenn.) Worship Service ...... 8:30 am and 11:00 am Sunday Worship...... 9:00 am& 10:30 am Church of God Salvation Army Wednesday Awana...... 6:30 pm Adult Bible Study ...... 10:00 am Sunday School for All Ages...... 10:00 am NORTH BEND CHURCH OF GOD All are Welcome (Nursery available for all services) THE SALVATION ARMY 1067 Newmark, North Bend • 541-756-6289 Pastor Gary L. Robertson WORSHIP & SERVICE CENTER 1155 Flanagan, Coos Bay...541-888-5202 Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Lieutenants Kevin and Heather Pope...Corps Officers Come Sunday Morning Service ...... 10:30 am Methodist NEW SCHEDULE Sunday Evening Service...... 6:00 pm Free Kids Meal ...... 9:00 am Wednesday Evening Service ...... 7:00 pm Christian Worship ...... 9:30 am “Building People Through Biblical Values” FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:45 am Worship Rev. Laura Beville, Pastor Worship Service...... 11:00 am With Us Communion 1st Sunday of each month - Handicapped Accessible Community Churches 123 Ocean Blvd. • 541-267-4410 • www.coosbayumc.org Seventh-day Adventist Church Open hearts, open minds, open doors • Childcare Available COOS BAY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Catholic HAUSER COMMUNITY CHURCH 2175 Newmark, Coos Bay 541-756-7413 HOLY REDEEMER - NORTH BEND 69411 Wildwood Dr., 7 miles north of North Bend UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, N. BEND Staff: John Adams, Bill Moldt, Rob Wright, Brion Spore, Nancy Goodman. 541-756-6959 Sabbath School Bible Class...... 9:30 am 2250 16th St. - 541-756-0633 Radio broadcast Sunday @ 8:30 a.m. (K-Light 98.7 fm) Rev. Jerry Steele, Pastor Worship Service...... 10:45 am (West off Broadway) Located at Pony Village Mall, between AT&T & Sears Stores Sunday Worship Celebration ...... 8:15 & 11:00 am Pastor Ken Williams MASSES: Sunday School...... 9:45 am FALL SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm Nurseries provided for all services. Affiliated with Village Missions - 541-756-2591 Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am Celebration Service...... 10:55 am Confessions: Saturday 4-5 pm or by appointment Communion 1st Sunday of the month Daily Mass: Wed 5:00pm / Thu & Fri 9:00am Unitarian Universalist Episcopal Nazarene UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST (S.C.U.U.F.) ST. MONICA - COOS BAY EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH NAZARENE - BAY AREA 357 S. 6th St. 4th & Highland, Coos Bay 541-269-5829 Located in North Bend at 1850 Clark St. (Behind Perry Electric) DIVERSE BELIEFS - ONE FELLOWSHIP Rev. Stephen A. 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Celebration Center Foursquare Non Denominational Word CELEBRATION CENTER BAY AREA FOURSQUARE CHURCH CALVARY ON THE BAY HARVEST OF FAITH FAMILY CHURCH Living the message Jesus preached! 466 Donnelly (across from the new Coos Bay Fire Station) “Teaching God’s Word book by book, Glorifying, Proclaiming and Showing Christ to all chapter by chapter, verse by verse” Bringing help and hope through the Word of God Now meeting at: 131 N. 3rd (Hall Building), Coos Bay 2389 Sherman Ave., North Bend Pastors: David & Marilyn Scanlon Pastor Bart Cunningham (Former Roosevelt School) (541) 269-1821 Sunday Service...... 10:30 am Pastors Ron & Debbie Moore Sunday Worship ...... 10:00 am Sunday School..... (All ages through Adult)...... 9:00 am - 9:45 am Wednesday Jr/Sr. High School Youth ...... 7:00 pm Wednesday Service...... 7:00 pm Children’s services provided on Sunday & Wednesday Sunday Worship at 10am Sunday Worship.....(Nursery & Children’s Church Provided)...... 10:00 am 1954 Union Avenue, North Bend (541)756-1707 (Nursery and Kids Church also provided) We also have small group ministries meeting throughout the week. Pastors David & Bridgette Whinery www.calvaryonthebay.org (541)756-4000 • www.celebrationcenter.com E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.ba4.org P.O. Box 477, Coos Bay, 541-266-0613

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C M C M Y K Saturday, January5,2013 • The World • C5 Y K Don’t let DILBERT kids’ activities break the bank Dear Mary: My biggest budget-busters are enrich- ment activities for my four FRANK AND ERNEST children. I want to spark their joy for living, provid- ing opportunities to sample different sports and hob- bies. Currently, they attend a private school that is aca- demically aggressive. Each takes piano lessons, and the boys take EVERYDAY karate and the CHEAPSKATE girls, THE BORN LOSER ballet. They are also involved in sports, as well as theater produc- tions at Mary school — Hunt none of which is free. We ZITS are a one-income family, and I stay home with the children. Our finances are very tight, and we end up using credit to make it through the month. It sounds simple enough to just put my children in pub- lic school and drop all the extras, but my mommy- guilt says NO. I want the best for my kids. Any advice? — Tricia, email CLASSIC PEANUTS Dear Tricia: The defini- tion of “guilt” is “remorse caused by feeling responsi- ble for some offense.” You have not committed any THE FAMILY CIRCUS offense, so I don’t think this is about guilt. You are most likely fearing that by not providing experiences and opportunities to your kids, you are failing as a parent. Experts tell us it is not good for kids to be over- stimulated by things or FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE activities. You can push kids to the brink of despair by over-involving them in sports, music, karate, dance and academia all at the same time. That you are going into debt to enable all of this is even more troubling. Twenty years from now, your worth as a parent will not be measured by the number of their activities, their SAT scores or their ROSE IS ROSE trophies. It will be measured by the depth of their char- acter and the way they live their lives. As for school, don’t ever assume a teacher — public or private, secular or Christian — can take your place when it comes to passing values to your chil- dren. I suggest you allow each child to pick one activity and then make sure they LUANN have plenty of free time to just be kids. As for school, I am a huge proponent of public schools and encour- age you to get involved with yours should you send your children there. Dear Mary: My daughter is engaged to a man who refuses to find a job. He is 23 and lives with his parents. My daughter pays all of their dating expenses, her car payment and insurance. GRIZZWELLS He sleeps until noon, plays computer games all day and then waits for her to pick him up. She is expecting me to pay for their wedding. I say I’m not putting one solitary dime into a wedding to a man who won’t work. What do you think? — Kendra, Illinois Dear Kendra: Hold your ground, and tell your daughter all the reasons you cannot support this mar- riage. Is there a therapist or family counselor she would MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN speak with? There’s some reason she is willing to set- tle for so little in a husband and father for her children. I hope she figures it out before she makes the biggest mistake of her life. Do you have a question for Mary? Email her at mary@everydaycheap- skate.com, or write to Everyday Cheapskate, P.O. Box 2099, Cypress, CA 90630. Mary Hunt is the founder of www.DebtProofLiving.com, a personal finance member web- site and the author of “Cheaper. Better. Faster.,”released in January 2013. To find out more about Mary and read her past columns, please visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K C6• The World •Saturday, January 5,2013 Y K Cl ass if i eds

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Myrtle Point, 3 bdr. 2 bth, fully 20 to 25 lbs. per unit. 600 All specials are category specific. fenced. De-tached guest house for There are no refunds on specials. hobbies, guests, ect. $600mo. To submit a bid or for more Starts October 1, 2012 first& last $200 cleaning dep. details, submit your full name, 477 Birthdays PUBLISHER’S NOTICE 541-267-6278 (RENT TO OWN) call for details. contact phone number, All real estate advertising in this 601 Apartments 541-439-2325. insured vehicle information newspaper is subject to the Fair and at least once reference to: Housing Act which makes it illegal 2 bedroom apartment in 602 Commercial Property to advertise “any preference, limita- Coos Bay. Seniors COQUILLE: NEW OFFICE space Blind Box 23247 tions or discrimination based on preferred. Coin-op W/D. for lease.Hwy 42 S. Frontage. Build The World Newspaper race, color, religion, sex, handicap, to suit, Fantastic visibility of both P.O. Box 1840 familial status or national origin, or W/S/G paid. No pets, sides, on site parking. $500mo. Coos Bay, Oregon 97420 an intention, to make any such no smoking. $500/month. plus sec. dep. to view, call John at preference, limitation or discrimina- Call 541-267-7234. Call 541-260-5198. tion.” Familial status includes chil- 407 Personals dren under the age of 18 living with 2bdr twnhse :basement,wd hkups Myrtle Point Tavern/Deli parents or legal custodians, preg- 586 N 2nd CB $595/mo.& 2bdr: wd Birthdays! Anniversaries! Birth 1500+ sq. ft. Furnished. nant women and people securing hkups 267 Johnson,CB $545/mo & Personals Special Announcement or any milestone $900/mo. 541-488-0407. custody of children under 18. 1bdr: wsg pd 292 S 9th,CB $475/mo your family will be celebrating. Building also for sale. 6 lines, 1 week Let everyone know! We offer This newspaper will not knowingly $45 app fee refundable Pets OK $15.00 Beautiful, full color ads. 2x3 accept any advertising for real es- 541-294-0623 All specials will appear in announcement with photo for tate which is in violation of the law. APARTMENTS BY NB LIBRARY 604 Homes Unfurnished The World, Bandon Western $30.00 or 3x5 announcement Our readers are hereby informed World, Umpqua Post, The Link, with photo for $50.00. that all dwellings advertised in this 4 bedroom, 2 bath Online & Smart Mobile. Contact Valerie at newspaper are available on an in Edgewood area, NB. Appliances, All specials are category specific. The World. equal opportunity basis. To com- dishwasher, inside W/D hookups, There are no refunds on specials. [email protected] plain of discrimination call HUD electric/gas heat, attached Starts October 1, 2012 or 541-269-1222 ext. 269 toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. 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If you don’t, what you let TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — If you find it necessary to yourself believe about a financial — If you’re required to make an team up with another in order to matter might not be in line with important decision that is likely accomplish something, try to reality. to have some far-reaching solicit an associate who has GEMINI (May 21-June 20) effects, try to make it now, while some experience in the matter at — Do not let a reckless compan- the aspects say your faculties hand. ion inspire you to act in a similar are keenest. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) manner. If you should, together GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Do your best to keep up with you might do something quite — You want to see things your duties and responsibilities. foolish and costly that you’ll later through to their conclusions, but You’ll quickly find that you’re not regret. sticking to any one project is likely to function efficiently if you CANCER (June 21-July 22) another story. 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Unfortunately, you could Don’t allow small, problematic everyone wants the advantage. place your trust in someone who distractions to disturb you. You’ll Pay the bills first, and then split has no intention of living up to it. have a natural way of working what’s left. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) things out for the ultimate good, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Objectives you establish for regardless of hiccups. — It’s a mistake to become over- yourself are likely to be VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ly concerned about your co- achieved. However, the targets — If you’re not totally spent from workers’ job performance. Once you’re striving to meet will turn the holidays, make an effort to you start concentrating on them, out be of little consequence to make some quality time for activ- your own work will suffer. you or anybody else. ities that require physical and LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — mental exertion. It’ll help revital- You can count on buyer’s You might not be as mentally ize your outlook. remorse setting in if you do not sharp as you think. It’s one of LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — manage your resources as well those days when you should You could be rather fortunate as you should. It behooves you avoid trying to match wits with where your material circum- to limit your spending only to anyone who has lots of knowl- stances are concerned. The what is essential. edge and expertise. opportunity to profit from one of SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) your many irons in the fire is — It’s possible that you could — Guard against inclinations to quite high. create a problem with family count your chickens before they SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) members by treating outsiders hatch. Be a little optimistic, but, — Bold leadership, good judg- with more consideration than first and foremost, let your com- ment and strong initiative can be you do them. 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Sports 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold Below is a list of supplies $31,990 Credit check required. monitors and printers. between $1.00 up to $500. that any animal facility could use. 541-294-9107 2006 Chevy Corvette Convertible Please Call 541-271-3743 FREE 6 Spd., Many Extras, 18K Miles. 726 Biking ❤ Puppy/Kitten Chow ❤ Can 13036A/071321 Dog/Cat Food ❤ Quality Dog/Cat For Sale: 2009 Specialized Merchandise 2 Chow ❤ Special Kitty Non Stumpjumper FSR Comp. $1200 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold Clumping Cat Litter ❤ Bleach 541-808-1754 Pets/Animals Other Stuff between $501. up to $1000. ❤ Windex ❤ Hand Sanitizer 700 $5.00 800 ❤ High Efficiency Laundry Soap ❤ Small Fleece Blankets ❤ Advan- tage /Frontline /Revolution/Vectra $15,990 Merchandise 3 Market Place 801 Birds/Fish ❤ 6 foot Leashes ❤ Collars (all 701 Furniture 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold sizes) ❤ Small Dog Harnesses 2005 Ford F150 4x4 Crew Cab between $1001. up to $1500. 750 ❤ ❤ 5.4L V8, Custom Alloys, Auto, XLT. Fleece Cat Beds Cat Nip/Cat 13005D/627419 $7.00 Found Specials Treats ❤ Pooper Scoopers All specials will appear in For Items or Pets ❤ Old Towels/Blankets The World, Bandon Western 754 Garage Sales without/or with photo: World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday Coos County 6 lines, Free for one week Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. Animal Shelter Garage / Bazaar May rerun if necessary. All specials are category specific. 541-751-2480 There are no refunds on specials. Specials All specials will appear in ✽✽✽✽ $10,990 Starts October 1, 2012 The World, Bandon Western World, Kohl’s Cat House 541-267-6278 6 lines, 1 week Umpqua Post, The Link, 2011 Chevy Aveo LT $12.00 Online & Smart Mobile. 541-294-3876 Auto, 12K Miles, Air, More. ✽✽✽✽ B3231/411632 All specials will appear in All specials are category specific. The World, Bandon Western There are no refunds on specials. Pacific Cove 704 Musical Instruments World, Umpqua Post, The Link, Starts October 1, 2012 541-756-6522 Online/Online Map 541-267-6278 Matching China Hutch VIOLIN FOR sale with stand, DVD, & Smart Mobile. and Table w/4 chairs, tuner and music. $60. 541-332-6701. If scheduled before the deadline Free cockatiel to good home. Young Excellent Condition $400, obo. has passed. All prices will be the male, grey. Includes cage, food, treats Equipment 208-830-4091 same regardless of deadlines. All and toys. Would be happiest w/ a 825 $7,990 706 Remodeling specials are category specific. companion bird. Owner is allergic. 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix SE There are no refunds on specials. 541-347-8361 Leather, V6, 1 Owner, Moonroof. 13032A/516678 NEW 9 ft. T-posts, 133 wts. $8 each. Starts October 1, 2012 541-404-8735. 541-267-6278 Lost Specials 826 Farm Choose to add a photo in this 2216 HST. Mahindra tractor (2011). 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Asking $150. 541-756-8430 541-260-9447 Coos Bay - Reedsport 541-404-9564 World, Umpqua Post, The Link, FB TRUCK, F350, 12 ft. with lift gate, Online & Smart Mobile. runs great, 59,000 miles, $3000. Ph. All specials are category specific. 541-332-0474. There are no refunds on specials. Starts October 1, 2012 PICKUP, CHEVY 2001 4x4 half ton, the 541-267-6278 12000 lb. winch, standard cab, 8 ft. bed. $8000. Ph. 541-332-0474. $9,990 2007 Mercury Milan Premier PET SPECIALS PTO VOLUME Pump, Berkley, 8 in. V6, Leather, 1 Owner, Clean. Bulletin Board suction and foot valve. Excellent con- B3238A/115467 Choose to ad a photo in this dition. $4500. 541-332-0474. special for only $5.00 more TRACTOR WITH Tiger Sidearm mow, It’s your best choice for professional services • 541-267-6278 Pet / Animal F 7710 4x4, 85hp. Ph. 541-332-0474. 6 lines, 2 weeks TRAILER, 12 ton, Econoline, tilt bed. Bandon • Coos Bay • Coquille • Myrtle Point • North Bend • Port Orford • Reedsport $12.00 $4,500. 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Undefeated Dakar Sports NICK Sponge. Sponge. See Dad Rugrats in Paris: The Movie ’ Nanny Nanny Friends Friends NICK Drake Drake Full H’se Full H’se Full H’se Full H’se Nanny Nanny Friends Friends ROOT College Basketball Oregon at Oregon State. Tennis Champions Series: Boston. (Taped) World Poker Tour ROOT Basket Mariners Mondays (N) World Poker Tour Dan Patrick SPEED Classic Car Crazy British Touring Car German Touring FIA GT1 World Unique Whips SPEED Truck U Truck U Gearz Gearz Hot Rod Hot Rod Truck U Truck U Unique Whips SYFY › Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010), Ali Larter ›› The Dead (2010, Horror) Rob Freeman. Primal SYFY Being Human Being Human ››› Dawn of the Dead (2004, Horror) Sarah Polley. Zombie TLC Honey Honey Here Comes Honey Here Comes Honey Best Funeral Ever Here Comes Honey TLC Cake Boss:Next Cake Boss:Next Cake Boss:Next Cake Cake Cake Boss:Next TNT (6:00) Rush Hour 3 ›› Shooter (2007) Mark Wahlberg. 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Guy Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) (CC) Tuesday Evening January 8, 2013 Wednesday Evening January 9, 2013 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 KEZI ABC Extra (N) Million. Mod Fam Middle Happy Apt. 23 Private Practice (N) News J. Kimmel KEZI ABC Extra (N) Million. Middle Neigh Mod Fam Suburg. Nashville (N) (CC) News J. Kimmel KCBY CBS Jeopardy! Inside Ed. NCIS (N) ’ NCIS: Los Angeles Vegas “Paiutes” (N) News (N) Letterman KCBY CBS Jeopardy! Inside Ed. I Get That a Lot (N) People’s Choice Awards 2013 ’ (CC) News (N) Letterman KCBY IND › No Code of Conduct (1998, Action) (CC) ››› Zathura: A Space Adventure (2005) American Dragons KCBY IND › Death Wish II (1982) Charles Bronson. ›› X-15 (1961) David McLean, Charles Bronson. 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KTVC IND Amazing Books Creative Media Mission Bible A Sharper Focus Words Melody KEVU MNT Dr. Phil ’ (CC) The Dr. Oz Show ’ House ’ (CC) House ’ (CC) Baggage Excused KEVU MNT Dr. Phil ’ (CC) The Dr. Oz Show (N) NUMB3RS ’ (CC) NUMB3RS ’ (CC) Baggage Excused CW30 Rules Rules Hart of Dixie (CC) Emily Owens, M.D. Seinfeld Seinfeld ’Til Death ’Til Death CW30 Rules Rules Arrow ’ (CC) Supernatural (CC) Seinfeld Seinfeld ’Til Death ’Til Death A&E Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage A&E Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Shipping Shipping Barter Kings (N) Barter Barter AMC The Green Mile (CC) ››› Jerry Maguire (1996) Tom Cruise, Cuba Gooding Jr. (CC) (:01) Jerry Maguire AMC CSI: Miami ’ (CC) ›› Bring It On (2000) Kirsten Dunst. (CC) (:01) ››› The Truman Show (1998) (CC) BRAV Atlanta Real Housewives Real Real Housewives Decorators Happens Real BRAV Shahs of Sunset Housewives/Atl. 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FXM HBO (6:00) Green Lantern ››› Puss in Boots (2011) ’ ›› The Three Stooges (2012) Promised Lopez HBO ›› Unknown (2011) Liam Neeson. ’ ››› Rise of the Planet of the Apes ’›New Year’s Eve HGTV Hunt Intl Hunters Love It or List It Property Property Hunters Hunt Intl Scoring Scoring HGTV Property Brothers Cousins Cousins Property Brothers (N) Hunters Hunt Intl House Hunters Reno HIST Ancient Aliens (CC) Ancient Aliens (CC) Ancient Aliens (CC) Ancient Aliens (CC) (:02) Ancient Aliens HIST American American American American American American American American American American LIFE Wife Swap ’ (CC) Dance Moms (CC) Dance Moms (N) Supernanny To Be Announced LIFE Wife Swap ’ (CC) Wife Swap ’ (CC) Wife Swap ’ (CC) Wife Swap ’ (CC) Project Runway NBCSN Star-Spangled Boxing Star-Spangled Dakar Sports NBCSN NFL Turning Point NFL Turning Point Star-Spangled NFL Turning Point Dakar Sports NICK Drake Drake Full H’se Full H’se Full H’se Full H’se Nanny Nanny Friends Friends NICK Drake Drake Full H’se Full H’se Full H’se Full H’se Nanny Nanny Friends Friends ROOT (6:30) UFC Reloaded Relive UFC 141. 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(:31) ››› Signs (2002) AMC (4:30) The Patriot ››› The Fugitive (1993) Harrison Ford, Tommy Lee Jones. (CC) ››› True Lies BRAV Matchmaker Matchmaker Matchmaker Kathy (Live) Happens Matchmkr BRAV Atlanta Housewives/Atl. Atlanta ››› Scream 3 (2000) David Arquette. Premiere. Scream 3 CNBC American Greed Mad Money ››› The Pixar Story (2007) Paid Paid CNBC American Greed Mad Money Crime Inc. American Greed Defrost Smile COM Colbert Daily ›› Office Space (1999) Ron Livingston. Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Daily Colbert COM Colbert Daily Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Jeff Dunham: Spark of Insanity G. Iglesias: Fluffy K. Hart DISC Property Property Property Property Moonshiners (CC) Property Property Moonshiners (CC) DISC Gold Rush ’ (CC) Gold Rush (N) (CC) Gold Rush (N) (CC) Bering Sea Gold (N) Gold Rush ’ (CC) DISN ANT Farm Dog ››› Tangled (2010) ’ (CC) Austin Good Jessie ’ ANT Farm DISN ANT Farm Jessie ’ ANT Farm Jessie (N) Phineas Gravity Dog Good Jessie ’ ANT Farm E! E! 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FXM FXM Cast FXM ››› Cast Away (2000) Tom Hanks, Helen Hunt. (CC) FXM Ex-Girlfriend HBO (:15) ›› Bruce Almighty (2003) ’ (CC) ››› Big Miracle (2012) John Krasinski. Cathouse Cathouse HBO The New World ’ ›› Safe House (2012, Action) ’ (CC) ›› Transit (2012) Premiere. ’ Rise HGTV Hunt Intl Hunters Salvage Salvage Rehab Rehab Hunters Hunt Intl Hunters Hunt Intl HGTV Hunt Intl Hunt Intl RV 2013 (CC) Retro Roadhomes Hunters Hunt Intl Hunt Intl Hunt Intl HIST Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Cajun Cajun Cajun Cajun (:02) Ax Men (CC) HIST American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers LIFE To Be Announced Project Runway Project Runway Double Double Double Double LIFE To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced Teen Trouble “Lexi” To Be Announced NBCSN Star-Spangled World Series of Fighting 1 NFL Turning Point Dakar Sports NBCSN College Hockey Nebraska-Omaha at Denver. 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