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built several decades later than most Oregon Buildings in North Bend qualify for North Bend could towns. the National Historic Register Gill has identified six buildings in the Odd Fellows Building immediate downtown area that qualify for a North Bend profit from its City Hall 1923 spot on the National Register of Historic Places. Most of them were built in the 1920s. 1939 Connecticut Ave. historic structures The downtown has “some great buildings that show the 1920s art deco thing,” Gill BY JESSIE HIGGINS said. “My favorite of all of them is the old ice The World cream plant on Sheridan.” That is, the former Cutlip’s Ice Cream

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r to a deep water port. It has always been register,’”Gill said. “It’s an honorific thing.” n e o i r r h n o o Photos by Lou Sennick o P somewhat disconnected from the valley,said It could also better qualify the town for b b b U c r r a Graphic by Jeff Trionfante M Kuri Gill, the grants and outreach coordina- some state and federal grants. H

Washington Ave. tor at Oregon Heritage, a state office that The city of North Bend is recruiting citi- 1924 recently completed a historical survey of zens to form a Heritage Commission of . e . v e North Bend. North Bend that will pursue historic preser- A v A n n “North Bend’s connection was to places vation opportunities in downtown. o o n t t a n n 1924 a a on the water,”Gill said. “In some ways, it had A host of state grants for town history m t t r S S e

h more connection to San education will become S Francisco than to Portland.” available February 2013, North Bend For the purposes of Gill’s and towns need heritage Historic District survey, this means one cru- Little Theater on the Bay Former Cutlip’s cial thing: North Bend was SEE BUILDINGS | A10 Former Liberty Theater Ice Cream Plant

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“I think (candidates) come with good intentions Donations to South Crime team about what would make the state a better place and Coast candidates looks into death I don’t think the money influences them.” Bold indicates winner Arnie Roblan, State senator-elect Federal in Charleston

Art Robinson BY TYLER RICHARDSON Dollar$ for democracy $1,566,585 The World CHARLESTON — Some mystery still Peter DeFazio Advocates battle over campaign finance system $1,247,225 surrounds the death of a Portland man whose body was discovered in the bay last BY DANIEL SIMMONS-RITCHIE you start putting commas between the week. The Coos County Major Crimes Team is The World numbers, a thousand dollars or some- State thing like that, you’re looking at it as an investigating Michael Edwards McInroe’s It’s a system disapproved by aca- investment,”he said. death to determine if it was accidental or a demics, detested by political consult- Roblan rejects the idea he has been Arnie Roblan homicide. $918,157 ants and openly scorned in public influenced. He says groups back him Coos County District Attorney Paul opinion polls. because they support his track record. Frasier said McInroe had a head injury, but he couldn’t say if it caused his death. And yet, each elec- However, he agrees Scott Roberts tion, the cash flows. that that he spent more $557,455 “I know he had some sort of head injury, State candidates on “To believe that to money than he would but exactly what, where and (the) severity Oregon’s South Coast have liked this elec- has not been given to me,”Frasier said. be true, you have Caddy McKeown McInroe was found floating in the bay amassed nearly $2 mil- tion. $300,356 lion dollars during this “It seems like an to believe that SEE CHARLESTON | A10 campaign cycle. awful lot of money to Nancy Brouhard Records show most of it people who spend for a position $26,889 came from interest that pays $23,000 a Jeff Kruse groups. receive large gifts year,”he said. $107,958 Crab season is In one of the state’s Roblan says he is Eldon Rollins most expensive battles, from strangers feel open to campaign $458 Arnie Roblan, D-Coos finance reform. He still on hold no obligation in Wayne Krieger Bay, spent $840,000 to expects reform bills to $56,045 defeat Republican Scott return. And that’s be proposed this year Jim Klahr THE WORLD Roberts for state senate. not in accordance in the Legislature, as $1,803 Less than 3 percent of they are most years. Coos County CHARLESTON — Crab fishermen and Roblan’s funds came But reform, with human Fred Messerle fish processors have postponed their annu- from people who gave attempted several $31,095 al price negotiations until state officials donations smaller than nature.” times in Oregon, faces Bob Main decide when they will open the commercial $250. key hurdles: Oregon’s John Sweet $23,680 crab season. Nick Nyhart Larry Makinson, a constitution may need $16,400 The season is set to open annually Dec. 1, President of Public Campaign former director of the to be amended. Com- Tim Bishop but the Oregon Department of Fish and $4,053 Melissa Cribbins Center for Responsive pounding matters, Wildlife postponed the start date at least 15 Politics, says that’s a some lawmakers are $13,085 Don Gurney days to give West Coast crab enough time to problem. While influ- skeptical that there’s a $11,700 fill with meat. ence peddling is more commonly per- problem in the first place. The state office said Oregon crab are now ceived at the federal level, state races “If you want to change the system, SOURCE: Oregon Secretary of State, Jan. 1, 2011 to Oct. 17, 2012. meaty enough to begin fishing, but Oregon are just as susceptible. By Daniel Simmons-Ritchie and Jeff Trionfante “Once you start writing checks and SEE DOLLARS | A10 SEE CRAB | A10

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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Saturday, December 8,2012 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Pets of the Week W.B. sewer rate will increase BY SARAH HAASE About six months ago, the pleasures during the meeting a couple of years,” said Simi The World district voted to refinance a held at the community center. Hoover, owner of Discovery loan and ultimately shortened Some questioned where the $1 Point RV Park. “We’re all WINCHESTER BAY — the length of the loan by 10 million in savings is. Daven- working harder for less. It’s Business owners and resi- years, saving about $1 million port and Board President really what the whole country dents will see a 10 percent in interest. Initially, the board Debbie Ludwig said the sav- is doing right now. We can’t increase in their sewer bills said they hoped the refinance ings comes through the length get our system working a little beginning July 1 and then a 6 would enable them to lower of the loan. harder for less right now? It’s percent increase in 2014. rates, but after soliciting help “We were hoping we could really frustrating.” On Nov.29, the Winchester from engineer Walt Meyer,the see a rate reduction ... howev- Elsa Minnie Cooper Money to replace equip- Bay Sanitary Board held a district found that lowering er the evaluation did not yield ment is the most important public meeting to inform dis- Pacific Cove Humane Society rates was not in the best inter- such good news,” Davenport fund a district can have, trict users why the increase is est of the district. Meyer said said. Meyer said, especially for Pacific Cove Humane Society is featuring a dog and cat of the needed. Due to inflationary an increase was needed to “We save 10 years of inter- coastal communities. week, available for adoption through its pet-matching service. costs, the need for an equip- avoid problems in the future. est paid,” Ludwig said. “We “Wastewater treatment is I Elsa is a beautiful, lovable, 2-year-old spayed black and ment replacement fund, an “The objective of the (rate) refinanced at a lower rate, but the most severe duty that you tan coonhound. She gets along great with other dogs and increase in the Public review was one strictly to look chose to keep the payments at Employees Retirement Sys- at how much money was the same rate. We’re paying could put a piece of equip- people of all ages, but she’s very energetic and needs a big ment under because it runs fenced yard. She needs a little more training, but is smart. tem and a proposed salary coming in and how much was the loan off 10 years sooner.” increase for employees, the going out, and are the rates Community members also 24-7,” he said. “We have about I Minnie Cooper is a tiger-striped, spayed female born three quarters of a million dol- March 12. She has beautiful markings and loves to play with two rate increases are needed, adequate for now and the questioned the pay increases said board members. future,”he said. for employees, but Ludwig lars invested out there. You her siblings, Gracie Mae and Purrcy, who also are looking for need about $50,000 a year a loving forever home to call their own. “The inflationary costs of If rates stayed consistent, said those discussions have materials and services to the available cash on hand for not been conducted yet. once the equipment starts Evaluation required. For information about adoptions, call aging just to replace equip- 541-756-6522. operate the system have the district would dip to just Community members sug- risen,” said District Manager under $150,000, a dangerous gested hiring cheaper ment, so you could keep it in Ray Davenport. “The inflation amount to have on hand, employees, while some busi- proper condition.” costs and the need to accrue Meyer said. ness owners voiced their con- The last rate implemented an equipment replacement District payers were not cerns for their employees. on the district was seven years fund result in the need to happy about the proposed “My employees haven’t ago. Since then the rate has CONTACT THE NEW SPAPER increase rates.” increase and voiced their dis- gotten a raise in, I don’t know, remained flat. CornerofFourth Street& CommercialAvenue,CoosBay P.O.Box18 4 0 ,CoosBay,OR 97420 541-269-1222 or800-437-6397 © 2012 Southwestern Oregon Publishing Co. 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Dec. 5, 9:33 a.m., man arrested on restraining order and theft, 91000 block of Cape Arago High- way. Merrickerriick WWholehole EarthEarth COOS BAY Adultdult DogDog FoodFood Dec. 6, 1:12 p.m., dispute, 1100 block of Crocker Street. Dec. 6, 1:41 p.m., threats, 1200 block of Anderson Avenue. Dec. 6, 2:28 p.m., burglary, 800 SALEALE P PRICERIICE block of South Empire Boulevard. reg $ 3599 Dec. 6, 2:50 p.m., criminal mis- for 35 lb bag $$ 9 99999 chief, 800 block of South First 2233 Street. 23 Dec. 6, 3:36 p.m., burglary, 100 Does not contain corn, wheat or soy Sourced & manufactured in the U.S. block of South Second Street. Dec. 6,3:52 p.m., man arrested for Coos Grange Supply theft, criminal mishief and crimi- 1085 S. 2nd St., Coos Bay, OR nal trespass, 100 block of South www.coosgrange.com Seventh Street. Dec. 6, 4:13 p.m., man arrested for driving while suspended follow- ing dispute, Walmart, 2051 New- mark Ave. Dec. 6, 4:44 p.m., criminal tres- pass, 700 block of Ferguson Avenue. Dec. 6, 7:13 p.m., criminal mischief, 600 block of Harris Avenue. NORTH BEND Dec. 6, 10:04 a.m., three subjects warned for disorderly conduct, 1300 block of Virginia Avenue. Dec. 6, 11:21 a.m., criminal tres- pass, railroad tracks near Hauser. Dec. 6, 2:29 p.m., criminal trespass at business, 1900 block of Meade Street. Dec. 6, 3:29 p.m., theft of services, 800 block of California Avenue. Dec. 6, 9:15 p.m., two men warned following drug investigation, 1500 block of Virginia Avenue. Correction Wrong name An article on page A1 of Thursday’s World gave the wrong name for the U.S. Energy Information Admin- istration. Policy We want to correct any error that appears in The World. To report an error, call our newsroom at 541-269- 1222 or e-mail news@the- worldlink.com. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday, December 8,2012 • The World • A3 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas• 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Pretty in pink Waterline flushing continues

I Lines from Alder will be from Alder Avenue Customers within the north to Teakwood Avenue affected area may experi- to Teakwood affected and from Eighth Street east ence periods of reduced to Bayshore Drive. Flushing pressure and may notice a COOS BAY — During the will begin in the morning discoloration of the water week beginning Dec. 10, each day about 8 a.m. and during these flushing peri- end at approximately 3 ods. Customers should Coos Bay-North Bend p.m., Monday through avoid doing laundry if their Water Board will continue Friday. In some locations, it water appears discolored. If routine maintenance flush- may be necessary to begin the discoloration does not ing of waterlines within its flushing earlier in the morn- clear up promptly, please distribution system in Coos ing and end earlier in the notify the Water Board at Bay. Flushing of waterlines afternoon. 541-267-3128.

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Editorial Board Clark Walworth, Publisher & Editor Opinion Ryan Haas, City Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion

Cheers &Jeers Clear the tracks Cheers for the return of reg- ular train service to the Coos Bay rail yard. It’s a huge step forward for the local economy. (Next stop: Coquille!) Starting now, local motorists need to get serious about safety warnings. Those tracks aren’t just decorative anymore. Honor restored Coos Bay bar pilots will be banned from the towboat Public Forum business next month, but Capt. Charles Yates can take Just want to be notified some solace that if my son’s been injured his good name is intact. An investigation cleared him of My son, Elysha Vernoy, attends Hillcrest Elementary. On Nov. 28, while playing on accusations that he coerced the playground, he ran headlong into anoth- a client. It’s small consola- er student, resulting in a head injury and a tion, but cheers anyway. trip to the nurse’s office. Thursday he was feeling nauseous, but I assumed he probably had the flu. Friday, he Coulda been worse again complained of nausea and dizziness and proceeded to vomit throughout the day, Fire departments far and holding his head in pain. Eventually, he suc- wide pitched in to battle the cumbed to the pain, passed out and couldn’t hangar fire at be woken up for over an hour. the North Bend It wasn’t until Friday evening that I first heard about my son’s accident from a friend airport this who also happened to work at Hillcrest, not week. Saving from the school. He was taken to the doctor the septuage- and had a CT scan, which concluded that he narian tinderbox was out of indeed had a concussion. What I want to address is the policy on the question, but they accidents on school grounds. Could the valiantly protected nearby school nurse not take time to write down her buildings and a jet fuel stor- report in a note to be sent home to the par- my son’s spacer popped out of his mouth. age area. Thankful cheers. ents? Or even better yet, take two minutes to But I was left unaware of his injury. Write to us call the parents and let them know? Whether it was serious or not, I had the When I brought this up to the ladies and right to be informed and then handle it as I The World welcomes letters from readers. Please Time to butt out? acting principal at the school, I felt my con- saw fit from them on. I pray that this prob- observe these standards: cerns were brushed off. I’m not looking for lem be rectified and no future incidents such I Use your real name. Jeers to tobacco. While we’ll compensation, nor do I plan to sue the as this will occur. I 400 words maximum. never know for sure what school over this. However, I do need to feel Kendra Vernoy I Include your address and daytime phone num- caused the that my child is safe while in their care. North Bend ber for verification. hangar fire, Doesn’t the school speak out on alcohol, I No defamation, vulgarity or business com- drug abuse and bullying? These are things smokers’ care- plaints. the school hopes to make known to their Huge development I No poetry or religious testimony. lessness is one of students, to prevent them from hurting themselves and others. I only ask for the is not a good idea We generally print every letter that meets these three suspected guidelines. Send yours to [email protected], causes. Just one school to extend the same courtesy to the After reading the article “Money in the parents when an accident happens on their sand” in the Dec. 1 edition, I hope the resi- or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. more reason for puffers to watch. I would have appreciated being made dents on Ocean Boulevard will fight the sand gather their resolve to kick a aware of what happened in order to better removal and the plan to put in a 500-unit stubborn habit. care for my child. housing development. More accidents, more stop lights? The school is prompt about sending out What will the dust from the sand removal I say no, we do not need this project. Let notes when there won’t be any school on do to all the elderly residents who live in the that development company go some place Dogs and Pirates certain dates. I’ve received voicemails and two mobile home parks? What will all the else. emails as reminders on certain school traffic from the 500 homes do to the resi- Barbara Tarbox Cheers for cross-town rival- events. I even got a call from the nurse when dents who drive Ocean Boulevard every day? Coos Bay ry. Marshfield High School’s move to Class 4A is bitter- sweet news, but It’s time to jettison rigid party pledges today we’ll focus on a sweet “The only pledge I’d sign is a Principles are and no power, as have to be willing to take them aspect for local fans. Putting pledge to sign no more pledges.” essential in poli- long as enough on, to show the same level of Marshfield and North Bend That bit of wisdom came from tics. So are goals Republicans pragmatism and flexibility they Rep. Jeff Flake, an Arizona and demands stand up and expect from the Republicans. in the same classification Republican, during his success- and negotiating defy him. Dick Durbin of Illinois, the will enliven their neighborly ful run for a U.S. Senate seat. positions. But Here’s Sen. No. 2 Senate Democrat, said it competition. Now a few of his more coura- this is a vast Lindsey Graham well: “The election didn’t give geous colleagues are taking the country that of South Caroli- either party a mandate. What same path and renouncing the encompasses a na: “I will vio- voters gave both parties is a Faithful servant politics of purity. wide diversity of late the pledge, work order. They told us to work For more than 25 years, most races and COKIE AND STEVEN V. long story short, together to solve this problem Tearful cheers to the memo- Republican officeholders have nationalities, ROBERTS for the good of fairly and wisely.” ry of former Coos County religions and the country ... bowed to the browbeating of Columnists That kind of cooperation will Commissioner one unelected, unappointed ideologies, geo- the only pledge be hard to accomplish. Along lobbyist named Grover graphical and we should be with their “work order,” voters John Griffith. economic interests. It cannot making to each other is to avoid Outspoken and Norquist, who demanded that sent back a Congress more they sign a pledge to never, ever function without compromise. being Greece.” Rep. Peter King polarized than ever. Forty-one sometimes con- raise taxes of any kind. That vow It cannot function if one group of New York: “The world has percent of those voters called troversial, he ranks as one of the worst ideas to says it has the truth, its princi- changed, and the economic sit- themselves moderates, and yet infect Washington in the last ples must prevail, and it will uation is different ... We should the center is shrinking on Capi- failed to win re-election in never negotiate. not be taking ironclad posi- generation, so the “no more tol Hill. Reasonable Republicans 2008. After that, he stayed Norquistism is essentially tions.” And Sen. Saxby Chamb- pledges” movement is an espe- such as Sens. Olympia Snowe of undemocratic, because democ- liss of Georgia: “I care more quietly involved in civic cially heartening development. Maine (who retired) and Richard racy depends on a decent about the country than I do affairs. He’ll be remembered A total ban on new taxes crip- Lugar of Indiana (who lost a pri- respect for differing opinions about a 20-year-old pledge. If for his dedicated, princi- ples the ability of the govern- and viewpoints. Without that we do it (Norquist’s) way, then mary) will be gone come Janu- pled service. ment to meet its mounting fiscal respect, Democrats and Repub- we’ll continue in debt ... I’m ary. The Blue Dog Democrats, a obligations. Every sane person licans become Sunnis and Shi- willing to do the right thing and group of House centrists that in the capital knows that addi- ites, and Washington becomes let the political consequences once numbered more than 40, What do you think? tional revenue must be part of Baghdad without the car take care of themselves.” will shrink to about 15 members. any deal to diminish the deficit. bombs. But this outbreak of realism “Congress seems to be going The World welcomes letters. So no new taxes means no deal. The great genius that sepa- has to work both ways and cross in the opposite direction of the Email us at Ever. Period. rates us from Europe (to say party lines. Graham is right to country, just as the country is [email protected]. But Norquistism is even nothing of the Middle East) is say that he’ll support new taxes screaming for solutions to grid- worse than that. It epitomizes the essential pragmatism of the only “if Democrats will do enti- lock,” Democratic strategist Phil the larger idea of politics as the- American spirit. We do what tlement reform.” Yes, Obama Singer told The Associated Press. Remembering ology, as holy war. Orthodoxy is works. We live in a real world, won the election, and, no, the Leaders have to lead. The demanded and enforced. not an ideological fantasyland. Democrats don’t have anyone as grown-ups have to take back the fallen Heretics are burned at the stake That’s why the last few days doctrinal or domineering as control. And the “no more (or at least challenged in pri- have been so encouraging. A Norquist. But liberal interest pledges” movement has to gain U.S. military death tolls maries). Compromise, one of growing number of Republicans groups are massing to defend traction — in both parties. in Afghanistan as of Friday: the noblest words in the politi- have been willing to say: The every dime of existing benefits, Steve and Cokie Roberts can cal language, is denounced as Emperor Grover has no clothes and the president and his allies be contacted by email at steve- 2,034 caving in and selling out. [email protected]. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday, December 8,2012 • The World • A5 Y K Obituaries and State Suitors ‘Layaway Angels’ unable strike at toy store

to adjust TIGARD (AP) — An anonymous benefactor paid off the layaway bills for five STATE DEAR ABBY: I am a 41- customers of the Toys R Us DIGEST year-old female working on store in Tigard. my associate’s degree in The general manager says caliber bullet. paralegal studies. Most peo- they had hundreds of dollars Police Chief Tim George ple I know tell me I’m attrac- in outstanding balances. told the Mail Tribune the tive, and I do get some sec- And Wednesday’s layaway $260,000 vehicle was paid ond looks from men, but angel wasn’t the only one. for with savings on equip- there is one thing I think — Another benefactor paid off ment repairs, fuel and other although I’m not sure — that a few other accounts earlier services. scares them away. I am dis- in the week. The truck is built on a Ford abled. The manager told KATU F-550 chassis, holds up to 10 I dress well, am an average they put accounts in a hat officers, and has a revolving weight for my height, inde- and drew names at random. gun turret on the roof and pendent-minded, although One single mom with two gun portals in the sides. not quite independent physi- children says having her $215 City Councilor John The Associated Press cally.I get around on crutches. bill paid will allow her to buy Michaels joked that it could USS Oklahoma survivor David Russell, 92, of Albany stands at attention as the Oregon State University Naval I live with my parents. I clothes and shoes for her be useful in a zombie apoca- ROTC Color Guard retires the colors at a Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony on the steps of the Linn enjoy and participate in kids. lypse. County Courthouse on Friday in Albany. physical activities. I don’t It has already been used have a lot of friends, which is Astoria’s Regatta in once, in the arrest of a man jeopardy after 118 years proposal is opposed by The river’s main stem. By 2017, Oakley, Calif., were found fine with me, but I do have a wanted in a shooting at a Sierra Club, Columbia gillnets will be allowed only in Oct. 18 buried on a ranch number of special ones. I try ASTORIA (AP) — A cele- local restaurant. Riverkeeper and other envi- side channels. outside Bonanza. Jauregui’s to make the best of my dis- bration held in Astoria for the Portland hearing on ronmental groups. Gillnet critics say they’re burned-out truck was found ability, and everyone I know, past 118 years is in jeopardy. coal export proposal Coal from Montana and harmful to the recovery of six miles away. even strangers, tell me I do The Daily Astorian reports Wyoming would be delivered endangered salmon. Their families told well and admire me for my the current organizers of the PORTLAND (AP) — by train to barges at Board- Commercial fishermen say authorities they had gone to courage and strength. summer Regatta festival say About 800 people turned man. they’ll have trouble earning a Oregon to buy horses. I should be happy with they’re calling it off for 2013 out in Portland for an Oregon Tugs would push the living. Missing McMinnville that, but sometimes it both- but hope the community will Department of Environmen- barges 218 miles down the Oregon Gov. John ers me that I haven’t found rally in support of one a year tal Quality hearing on Ambre Columbia River to the Port of Kitzhaber sought the girl found in Bozeman one man later, perhaps in a scaled Energy’s proposal to export St. Helens where the coal changes to mediate a long- MCMINNVILLE (AP) — who can see down form. coal through Oregon to Asia. DEAR would be loaded on ocean- standing conflict between McMinnville police say a past what- Eric Paulson, Regatta The Oregonian reported going ships. commercial and recreational missing girl was located ABBY ever it is president the past two years, that coal export opponents fishers. Thursday night in Bozeman, that keeps appeared to outnumber sup- Oregon bans gillnets says membership in the Prosecutor says drugs Mont. them from organization has dwindled to porters at the Thursday on Columbia Fifteen-year-old Keri liking me. I a handful, and no one was night meeting. Many wore PORTLAND (AP) — The involved in shootings Sinner was taken into pro- know a available to head up next red T-shirts bearing the Oregon Fish and Wildlife KLAMATH FALLS (AP) — tective custody so she could number of year’s celebration. He says Sierra Club campaign’s slo- Commission has voted to A prosecutor says two men be returned home. grumpy, organizing the Regatta is a gan, “Beyond coal.” phase out the use of gillnets from the San Francisco Bay She went missing Nov. 6 unhappy, year-round effort. Supporters of the propos- to catch salmon on the main Area who were shot to death in McMinnville. ungrateful The five-day event in al sat in several rows toward stem of the Columbia River. and buried on a ranch in women who Missing man with JEANNE August this year included the back of the room. They The commission voted 4-2 Southern Oregon were after abuse the boat races, a pancake break- include representatives of on Friday. Washington’s fish drugs, not horses. dementia found safe PHILLIPS men in their fast, classic car show, soft- coal companies, terminal commission is scheduled to Klamath County Deputy PORTLAND (AP) — Police lives, and ball tournament, music, the developers and labor groups. vote on the same rules next District Attorney Sharon have found a 79-year-old sometimes I crowning of a queen, fire- This is the last of three week. Forster told the Herald and man with dementia who can’t help but wonder at how works and a parade. public hearings before the Gillnets snag salmon by the News the investigation indi- walked away Thursday “blind” their partners are. Medford police roll out department considers gills and are the primary cates there were never any afternoon from his care I am not desperate. I like whether to issue draft per- method of commercial fishing horses involved in the deal. home in Portland. my alone time. But it’s a big, heavy-duty SWAT truck mits by the end of February. on the Columbia. The ban will The bodies of 32-year-old Police says Neil Arnold is beautiful world out there, and MEDFORD (AP) — Med- The company says it will be phased in over a three-year Everardo Mendez-Ceja of safe and sound. He was I’d like to share it with some- ford police have a new SWAT take steps to reduce coal dust period and will prioritize Richmond, Calif., and 38- found Friday morning at his one. — AT A LOSS IN OHIO truck that will stop a .50- and other pollution, but the recreational fisheries on the year-old Ricardo Jauregui of former home. DEAR AT A LOSS: You need to widen your circle of acquaintances. Once you State’s newest city have completed your studies Obituaries and have more time, make it your business to join local their life and family in the and his wife have given sac- and state groups associated Harold Clayton could be disbanded area for 65 years, living in the rificially in support of a with your profession. While Martindale same house for 56 of them. granddaughter missionary in some people may be put off April 23, 1915 - Dec. 6, 2012 Harold worked for Weyer- England and also to help a DAMASCUS (AP) — In communities as the area’s by your disability, not every- An open memorial service haeuser for 28 years, retiring displaced refugee to a place 2004, residents in the rolling next big suburb, and it one will be. Many people will be held for Harold Clay- in 1980. of freedom because she hills southeast of Portland became the first new city in with physical disabilities ton Martindale, 97, of Kent, Harold could not return to her home created Oregon’s newest city the state in two decades. have romantic lives and good Wash., formerly of Coos Bay, loved trav- country due to choosing the in hopes of providing urban “It just didn’t work. marriages to partners who at 10 a.m. Tuesday Dec. 11, at eling and Christian faith. amenities while preserving Failure. Failure. Failure,” said see past their disabilities and Family Worship Center, 2050 camping Harold and LaVenna the area’s rural character. George Samaan, who voted recognize all of the things Lincoln St. in North Bend. and was able moved to Kent, Wash., in Now, some say the effort for the city. “We spent about they CAN do. Harold was born April 23, to pull their January 2012 to be closer to was a failure. Four residents $6 million, and we have no P.S. I know I have said this 1915, near Longmont, Colo. fifth-wheel family. have taken out paperwork to useful product to show for it.” before, but you also should He contracted pneumonia in trailer until Harold is survived by his hold a vote next year on dis- The figure is the estimate consider volunteering some October and passed peace- the age of beloved wife of 68 years; son, banding the city. applied to the city’s failed of your time to a cause that Harold Martindale fully into the arms of Jesus 90. As char- Kevin Martindale; numerous Damascus, now with a effort to create a state- interests you because it’s a Dec. 6, 2012. ter members grandchildren; and seven population of about 10,600, required comprehensive plan great way to meet people. He served in the U.S. of Thousand Trails camping great-grandchildren. was created with the idea to guide development and DEAR ABBY: Last night I Army for three years and two resorts the couple spent He was preceded in death that it could maintain local zoning, one of the big stick- received a call from my months with a little over a many years of extended by his two daughters, Bonita control as it fended off ing points as residents almost-5-year-old grand- year in the Pacific Theater in camping escapades Taggart and LaRae Morton. annexation as the regional debated how, and how much, daughter asking me for Santa World War II. throughout the West. Arrangements are under government Metro contin- to develop the rural area. Claus’ phone number. It Harold married LaVenna Harold was always willing the direction of Edlin-Yahn ued to expand Portland’s In May 2011, after six years seems she is very angry at her Vanderpool in Leadville, to lend a helping hand to & Covington Funeral Chapel, urban growth boundary. of planning,community meet- daddy for calling her a brat Colo., in 1944. family and friends and was 253-630-2736. Regional planners desig- ings and rewriting, Damascus because she wouldn’t give In 1947, they moved to generous man with all he Sign the guestbook at him a hug. She wants to tattle nated the 18,000 acres of voters defeated a proposal 65 Coos Bay, where they built had. Within the last year he www.theworldlink.com. on her daddy to Santa. farms, forests and crossroads percent to 35 percent. Her parents are not together. Her daddy’s involvement has been only John T. Moore Africa. After his military tour son, Thomas Michale • Cremation • Funeral Service within the last year. She Sept. 6, 1921 - Dec. 4, 2012 in 1943, he became a (Sharoh) Moore of Honolulu, seemed very upset about the mechanic and a sprint car Hawaii; daughter, Shawna Cremation rites have been race driver in the various Leimomi Moore-Saia of incident, and I want to make held for John Thomas Locally sure “Santa” gives her a good rodeo circuits all over the Coos Bay; stepchildren, Eliz- “Our family Owned Moore, 91, of Coos Bay, mainland. abeth Ann (Sonny) Montifal- & answer. I asked her to write a under the direction of Nel- serving your family” Operated letter instead of phoning In 1968, John moved from con of New Mexico, William son’s Bay Area Mortuary. A Eagle Rock, Calif., to Hilo, Harold (Suzie) Diamond Jr. Santa to give me time for an private scattering of his 541-267-4216 answer. Did I do the right Hawaii and was a service of Little Rock, Ark., Curtis 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson ashes will be held at a later station manager and propri- Wayne Diamond of Lihue, thing? — GRANDMA T., date. PACIFIC GROVE, CALIF. etor of Kamehameha Rent- Kauai, and Lani Suzan Dia- John was born Sept. 6, A-Car, Inc. in Hilo. He was mond of Honolulu; sister, DEAR GRAMDMA T.: Yes. 1921, in Lawrence County, Once your granddaughter the mechanic supervisor for Mary Emogene Buckley of Tenn., the son of Rufus Alvin the former Economy Motors. Ohio; two grandchildren, has written the letter to Santa Moore and Lillie May (Tuck- you may find that she no Then in 1978, after he closed Miranda and Kai Saia of Coos er) Moore. By the time he the car rental business he Bay; four stepgrandchildren; longer dwells on what hap- turned 9, he was orphaned pened. However, if she con- was employed as the night four stepgreat-grandchil- and his paternal grandpar- garage supervisor at the for- dren; and numerous cousins, tinues to look for a reply, ents in Logan, Ala., raised “Santa’s” response should be mer Hamakua Coast Sugar nieces and nephews in him. He passed away Dec. 4, Plantation. He also owned a Alabama, California, Ten- that her daddy was hurt 2012, in Coos Bay. when she refused to give him trucking and land-clearing nessee and Canada. At the age of 17, he left the business until his retirement He was preceded in death a hug because daddies need Moore’s farm in Alabama, love just as little girls do. But in 1992. In the fall of 2005, he by his brother, Alvin Leroy and in 1941 he enlisted in the moved from the Big Island to Moore who died in Alabama. name-calling is wrong, no U.S. Army, in which he was Noorthrth BendBend ChapelChapel matter how old you are, and Oregon. 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Job gains defy Sandy, fears of fiscal cliff Stocks

Fri.’s closing New York Stock ExxonMbl 88.60 + .60 OcciPet 75.37 + .85 BY CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER Friday’s report included Exchange selected prices: FMC Cp s 53.08 + .02 OfficeMax 9.70 — .05 The Associated Press some discouraging signs. Stock Last Chg FootLockr 35.26 + .08 Olin 21.23 — .04 Employers added 49,000 AT&T Inc 33.74 + .09 FordM 11.48 + .24 PG&E Cp 40.77 + .11 Alcoa 8.50 — .07 Gannett 17.90 + .02 Penney 18.17 + .03 WASHINGTON — It takes fewer jobs in October and Altria 33.47 + .29 GenCorp 8.96 + .06 PepsiCo 70.26 + .24 more than a superstorm to September combined than AEP 43.27 GenDynam 67.19 + .49 Pfizer 25.56 — .05 AmIntlGrp 34.13 + .87 GenElec 21.46 + .09 Praxair 107.31 + 1.02 derail the U.S. job market. the government had initially ApldIndlT 40.14 + .43 GenMills 40.94 + .21 ProctGam 70.29 + .34 Employers added 146,000 estimated. Monthly job totals Avon 14.62 + .74 Goodyear 12.78 + .04 Questar 19.45 — .10 jobs in November and the come from a survey of BP PLC 41.07 — .24 Hallibrtn 33.78 + .20 RockwlAut 80.39 + .28 BakrHu 42.26 + .28 HeclaM 5.68 + .08 SempraEn 71.34 — .16 unemployment rate dipped to 140,000 companies and gov- BkofAm 10.64 + .18 Hess 49.69 + .58 SouthnCo 43.73 Boeing 74.64 + .66 HewlettP 13.94 + .11 Textron 23.79 + .14 7.7 percent, a four-year low, ernment agencies, which BrMySq 32.56 — .16 HonwllIntl 61.97 + .45 3M Co 91.51 + .56 the government said Friday. Brunswick 25.76 — .83 Idacorp 43.06 — .06 together employ about 1 in 3 TimeWarn 46.82 + .25 Though modest, the job nonfarm workers in the Unit- Caterpillar 86.99 + 1.04 IBM 191.95 + 2.25 Chevron 106.99 + .54 IntPap 36.04 + .07 Timken 45.49 + .07 growth was encouraging ed States. Citigroup 37.64 + .62 JohnJn 70.45 + .40 TriContl 16.11 + .03 because it defied disruptions The unemployment rate, CocaCola s 37.71 + .33 LockhdM 91.90 + .42 UnionPac 123.95 + .82 ColgPal 108.37 + 1.72 Loews 41.28 Unisys 17.55 + .03 from Superstorm Sandy and The Associated Press derived from a separate sur- ConocPhil s 57.94 + .59 LaPac 17.24 + .14 USSteel 21.77 — .23 employers’ concerns about A construction worker works at a new site for a future Fresh & Easy vey of households, fell ConEd 56.03 — .08 MDU Res 20.76 — .01 VarianMed 70.70 + 1.09 CurtisWrt 31.16 — .07 MarathnO 30.92 + .20 VerizonCm 44.41 — .04 impending tax increases from supermarket in Los Angeles on Friday. The U.S. economy added a solid because 229,000 people Deere 85.43 + .70 McDnlds 88.48 + .39 ViadCorp 23.76 + .36 the year-end “fiscal cliff.” 146,000 jobs in November and the unemployment rate fell to 7.7 per- without jobs stopped looking Disney 49.24 + .18 McKesson 95.30 + .56 WalMart 72.29 + .70 Analysts said the job mar- DowChm 30.30 + .66 Merck 44.63 + .12 WellsFargo 33.23 + .09 cent, the lowest since December 2008, the Labor Department for work and so were no DuPont 43.18 + .31 NCR Corp 24.79 — .12 Weyerhsr 27.21 + .18 ket’s underlying strength announced Friday. longer counted as unem- Eaton 52.47 + 1.07 NorflkSo 61.51 + .13 Xerox 7.09 + .07 suggests that if the White ployed. EdisonInt 44.98 + .03 NorthropG 67.53 + .26 YumBrnds 66.30 — .62 House and Congress can facturing jobs. trary to expectations, damp- The household survey asks reach a budget deal to avoid “The ground is being pre- ened job growth only mini- about 60,000 households the cliff, hiring and economic whether the adults have jobs pared for faster growth,”said mally in November, the gov- Financial snapshot Friday, Dec. 7, 2012 growth could accelerate next and whether those who don’t Nigel Gault, an economist at ernment said. Job gains were WEEK’S WEEK YEAR year. IHS Global Insight. roughly the same as this are looking for one. Those Interest rates CLOSE AGO AGO A budget agreement would House GOP leader John year’s 150,000 monthly aver- without a job who are seeking Average rate paid on banks money-market accounts coincide with gains in key Boehner said Friday that the age, and the unemployment one are counted as unem- 0.11% 0.11 0.14 sectors of the economy. two sides had made little rate fell two-tenths of a per- ployed. Those who aren’t (Bank Rate Monitor) Builders are breaking progress in talks seeking a centage point to its lowest looking aren’t counted as 91-day Treasury Bill Yield 0.08% 0.08 0.01 ground on more homes,which deal to steer clear of the cliff. level since December 2008. unemployed. 10-year Treasury Bond 1.62% 1.61 2.06 should increase construction The White House used Fri- That suggests that fears All told, 12 million people Commodities hiring. U.S. automakers just day’s mixed jobs report as an about the cliff haven’t led were unemployed in Novem- enjoyed their best sales month argument to push President employers to cut staff, though ber, about 230,000 fewer DJ UBS Commodities Indexes 141.51 142.80 142.98 in nearly five years. And a res- Barack Obama’s proposed they aren’t hiring aggressive- than the previous month. olution of the fiscal cliff could tax-rate increases for top ly, either. The economy must That’s still many more than Stocks lead businesses to buy more earners, public works spend- produce roughly twice the 7.6 million who were out Dow Jones Industrial Avg. 13,155.13 13,025.58 12,184.26 industrial machinery and ing and refinancing help for November’s job gain to of work when the recession S&P 500 1,418.07 1,416.18 1,255.19 other heavy equipment. That struggling homeowners. quickly lower the unemploy- officially began in December Wilshire 5000 Total Market 14,857.44 14,848.06 13,186.30 would generate more manu- Superstorm Sandy, con- ment rate. 2007. AP

Boehner: No progress made in fiscal cliff talks NORTHWEST STOCKS Week’s action: Monday, Friday closings: Safeway ...... 16.91 17.94 WASHINGTON (AP) — “Top brackets have to go as he pressed a new adminis- Wednesday. Boehner Skywest ...... 11.40 11.56 House Speaker John Boehner up. The top rate should go to tration demand for authority described the conversation Stock ...... Mon. Fri. Starbucks ...... 51.79 53.64 said Friday there has been no 39.6 percent,” Biden said, for Obama to unilaterally as pleasant “but just more of Frontier...... 4.80 4.70 progress in negotiations to referring to the top Clinton- raise the national debt and the same.” Intel ...... 19.54 20.16 Sterling Fncl...... 20.65 20.35 avert a “fiscal cliff” combi- era tax rate. Obama cam- avoid a reprise of the debt Senate Minority Leader Kroger ...... 26.78 26.81 Umpqua Bank. . . . . 11.69 11.77 nation of automatic tax paigned on raising tax rates crisis of a year and a half ago. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., Lee ...... 1.19 1.17 Weyerhaeuser . . . . 27.50 27.21 increases and spending cuts on individual income “We have to have a mech- was downbeat Friday about Microsoft...... 26.43 26.46 Xerox ...... 6.79 7.09 in January and called on exceeding $200,000 and anism to stop the brinkman- prospects for striking a deal Nike ...... 97.56 98.59 Dow Jones closed at 13,155.13 President Barack Obama to family income over ship for dealing with the before year’s end. NW Natural ...... 43.61 43.44 Provided by Coos Bay Edward Jones produce a new offer. $250,000, and he’s claiming national debt,”Biden said. “I’d love to tell you that Hours later, Vice his re-election as a mandate Boehner’s frustration privately it’s a lot better; you President Joe Biden again laid to insist on it. Republicans seems to be mounting. He know — that’s just public out the White House’s terms: are offering new tax rev- said that the White House posturing,” McConnell said raise the top two tax rates enues through closing loop- has wasted another week and in Louisville at the Kentucky Cuisine paid by upper-income earn- holes and curbing deduc- has failed to respond to Farm Bureau’s convention. ers and give the president tions. Monday’s GOP offer to raise “Privately, it isn’t any better. Spice up your menu with recipes and authority to raise the govern- Biden allowed that the tax revenues and cut spend- ...I think what his problem expert advice for all appetites. ment’s borrowing cap with- White House is willing to ing. Obama and Boehner is, he’s having a hard time out the approval of Congress. negotiate over rates — even spoke privately by phone on turning off the campaign.” See Page C1 Tuesday Don’t wait! Call us today! Have you been ignoring those chronic sinus problems? Is sleep apnea making you exhausted all day? Are you having trouble hearing the grandchildren? Are you concerned about how your coverage may be affected by next year’s new healthcare system? If you are like most people with your annual deductible met, this is the time to take care of problems you’ve been putting off. Call and make an appointment today!

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When the Aeden Michael Andrade was born young pastor asked if anyone at 10 p.m. on Nov. 11, 2012, weigh- present would like to ask Jesus ing 8 pounds, 7 ounces. Parents to be their Savior and Lord, are Shane Andrade and Chavela Craig answered the call. He Peet Ferrer of Coquille. went forward for prayer. Craig told Jesus that he believed in Grant Whitney Gorst was born at 7:45 p.m. on Nov. 12, 2012, weigh- him and that he would follow 1 ing 6 pounds, 12⁄2 ounces. Parents him all the days of his life. He are Lane Gorst and Brittany Zim- meant it. And man, what a mer of Myrtle Point. ride! By Lou Sennick, The World Mercee Ellen Kaye Campbell was I love Craig’s story — its Part of the crew onboard the Fortune Amaryllis watches and waits on the bow of the ship as it slowly approaches Ocean Terminals in North Bend simplicity, its dual devotion, born at 3:09 a.m. on Nov. 13, 2012, Tuesday afternoon so they can lower the mooring lines.The ship was in port loading logs for a few few days. 1 its truth, its love. Craig heard weighing 5 pounds, 14⁄2 ounces. the truth presented by the Parent is Jennifer Campbell of pastor. I had Coos Bay. asked Jesus RELATION Camdyn James Moore was born at to be my Applause 11:03 p.m. on Nov. 13, 2012, weigh- Lord a mere SHIPS ing 7 pounds, 13 ounces. Parent is two months Kristina Harris of Myrtle Point. earlier, so I Paisley Raeann Train was born at 4 felt signifi- Holiday donation could be educational p.m. on Nov. 14, 2012, weighing 8 cantly wiser pounds, 7 ounces. Parents are in God than BY TIM NOVOTNY Karen Pringle, executive through Feb. 3. well as nontraditional ones, Bryan and Charity Train of my husband. The World director of the foundation, All Kids Can CREATE is a such as wrapping paper, Coquille. I recall says without the help of program made possible newspaper or aluminum foil. Austin Paul Cornwall was born at flinching Two students at these types of scholarships, through Care Mark 6:01 p.m. on Nov. 14, 2012, weigh- Longtime insurance 1 when the ARLA Southwestern Oregon many of their students Pharmacies’ partnership ing 8 pounds, ⁄2 ounce. Parent is pastor talked FORD Community College serve as would not be able to finish. with VSA, the international counselor retires Courtney Cornwall of Coos Bay. about Adam excellent examples of the Gifts to the Southwestern organization on arts and dis- A former U.S. Marine, Marissa Gene Howard was born at and Eve. I positive impact being made Foundation can be used to ability that encourages chil- and Marshfield High School 1:02 a.m. on Nov. 15, 2012, weigh- grimaced when he called sin 3 through donations to the support specific academic dren of all abilities to express grad, is retiring after a dis- ing 6 pounds, 11 ⁄10 ounces. Par- sin. I so much wanted Craig Southwestern Foundation, a areas, the arts, a lecture themselves through original tinguished 40-year career ents are Rodney Howard and Mar- and me to share the faith and nonprofit supporting higher series, scholarships, campus artwork. The program has with Nasburg and Company. jorie Lawson of Coos Bay. life, but when the pastor education in connection beautification or nearly any received thousands of art- John W. Chaney, certified Peyton Olivia Wilson was born at topped it off by speaking God’s with SWOCC. other area of interest. work submissions since insurance counselor, will word about offerings and 8:31 a.m. on Nov. 15, 2012, weigh- Jordan Chandler received You can learn more about 2007. step down at the end of this ing 8 pounds, 7 ounces. Parents tithing, I gave up the possibili- the Jack and Margaret Dean the foundation, and how to Beaudry and Reynolds year, with an open house cel- are Branden and Jordan Wilson of ty of ever sharing Jesus Scholarship for 2012-2013 to donate, by visiting their already had their artwork ebration set to commemo- Coos Bay. because I assumed Craig continue to pursue her website at www.socc.edu displayed at the Dr. Martin rate his retirement from 2 to Alyssa Ann Rusher was born at 5:14 would assume the pastor was dreams. After two years at .foundation. Luther King, Jr. Memorial 4 p.m. Dec. 13, at their office, after his money. Have you ever p.m. on Nov. 16, 2012, weighing 7 SWOCC, the Bandon resi- Student exhibit goes Library in Washington, D.C. 375 South Fourth St., Coos pounds, 10 ounces. Parents are been really glad to be really dent plans to transfer to the this past August, according Bay. wrong? Guy and Nichole Rusher of Reed- University of Oregon to up at museum to local art teacher Bittin After serving in the sport. Craig heard the Word of major in teaching and minor A pair of local budding Duggan. Marine Corps in Vietnam, God preached and he simply in special education. artists are displaying their This year’s theme is the Portland State graduate Bailey Marie Ballew was born at responded to it. He said, “Yes, 9:23 p.m. on Nov. 16, 2012, weigh- Frank Moreno, a Coquille works at the Coos Art “What Inspires Me,”and the completed insurance train- 1 ing 10 pounds, 8⁄2 ounces. Parents Lord.”He asked God to fill him High School graduate, Museum after winning the hope is that children who ing with North Pacific with the Holy Spirit so that he are Jeremy and Alichia Ballew of received the 2012-2013 Hales honor of being the Oregon view the exhibit will take Insurance Company and Coos Bay. would be led into truth, hope, Scholarship. He plans to representatives for the 2012- time to reflect on what began his career with comfort, peace and joy. God eventually transfer to 2013 All Kids Can CREATE inspires them. Nasburg and Company in Alyssa Marie Rillon was born at said, “Yes.” That miraculous, Southern Oregon University National Art Exhibit. The two local students’ 1972, serving many business 12:59 a.m. on Nov. 18, 2012, weigh- transforming decision and day and pursue a bachelor’s and McKenzie Beaudry, of the works are among the 102- owners, ranchers, loggers ing 6 pounds, 10 ounces. Parents impacted our lives forever — master’s degree in physics. Coquille Indian Tribe After- piece exhibit. Organizers say and public entities in our are Christopher and Jessica Rillon of Coos Bay. all for the good. Those are just two of the School Program, and Steven every piece of artwork they community. Craig was always a good 70 scholarships awarded this Reynolds, of the Lighthouse receive through the program John lives in North Bend boy — a sweet, mild-tem- school year, and both say Elementary School, current- celebrates each individual with his wife, Gloria. Clients pered, first-born, dutifully they are very grateful for the ly have their works on dis- student. Children create and friends are invited to A MINUTE obedient, kind-hearted, gen- opportunities they have pro- play upstairs at the museum, original pieces of art by using attend his retirement open erous and most excellent son. vided. where the exhibit will run traditional art materials, as house Thursday. MESSAGE Most parents would have been pleased to call him their son. But even with his successes, Economists visit something was missing. He Area residents graduate from From NORM did not yet know the love of South Coast RUSSELL Jesus. He was missing the Eastern Oregon University completeness,the fullness,the NORTH BEND — South purpose and meaning of living Coast residents have the his life for a greater good. He LA GRANDE — The fol- disciplinary studies/elemen- opportunity to hear from Powers Words had not yet experienced lowing area residents received tary education. renowned economists about Samuel Stevens, Cum Words mean something. Yet, knowing, loving, serving and degrees from Eastern Oregon local, state and national eco- words used in our country may not following God. He was miss- University in 2011-12. Stu- Coquille Laude, B.S., multidisciplinary mean the same in other English nomic conditions as well as ing the most important — the dents graduating with honors Meagan West, B.S., multi- studies/elementary educa- speaking nations. In fact, words from local leaders about proj- only important — thing: Jesus. earned a cumulative GPA of disciplinary studies/elemen- tion. used in the Northwest where we ects of importance to the local For those of you living IN 3.50 or above and an EOU GPA tary education. live have a tendency to take a Christ Jesus, you understand economy at the 20th Annual of: Summa Cum Laude, GPA Brookings whole new meaning in the south. that Jesus is the most impor- Economic Outlook Forum of 3.85 - 4.0; Magna Cum Lakeside It is interesting that we are scheduled for Friday,Dec.14,in Linda Matlock, Magna facing a rather old controversy tant thing. Until you have Laude, GPA of 3.70-3.84; Andrew Casebier, B.S., Cum Laude, B.S., business again over words. Every year at this heard the good news and the Salmon room at The Mill Cum Laude, GPA of 3.50- multidisciplinary studies. time, people get in disputes over responded, you can’t know Casino-Hotel, 3201 Tremont 3.69. administration. St.The 6:45-10:30 a.m.break- Myrtle Point how to identify what has for years him. You can know about him, Carolyn Hubbell, of Ore- been called “Christmas.” We have but something spectacular fast conference is presented by Coos Bay Sirena Krantz, B.S., multi- gon, Cum Laude, B.S., liberal the Bay Area Chamber of become so politically correct that happens when you are offi- Delpha Coffman, B.S., disciplinary studies/elemen- studies. we are fearful to call anything what Commerce and U.S. Bank. cially introduced, when you anthropology/sociology; tary education; Jessica Lillie, it really is. I do not want to offend truly receive him. He knocks The conference features Christopher Wesman, B.A., B.S., physical activity and anyone, but attempting to avoid on the door of your heart. You John Mitchell, former US Bank english; Ian Herring, B.S., lib- health. offending one person leads to have the freewill choice to chief economist, who will pro- eral studies; Elizabeth Bowers, offending another. So, we try to ignore the knock, play louder vide a keynote address on the Magna Cum Laude, B.S., Reedsport find another word to use that will music to drown out the beck- state, regional and national multidisciplinary studies/ele- Valerie Campbell, Cum be acceptable for both parties. The oning knocking that you hear, economic outlook. Guy Tauer, mentary education; Talena result is the everyone gets offended Laude, B.S., liberal studies. because they see you pandering to or to go to your door, open it Labor Economist with the Coplin, Magna Cum Laude, wide and ask Jesus to come in. Oregon Employment Depart- them. No one likes being treated B.S., multidisciplinary stud- that way. Jesus lets you know that he ment, will present an overview ies/elementary education. of the Coos County and Coos Let me suggest this, you call it has come to break down the what you want and I’ll call it what I walls, the resistances, you Bay Area economy. Updates on North Bend Coos Bay Division want and neither of us will attempt have toward God. He brings a projects that affect the com- Daniel Pruett, B.S., liberal ALDER WANTED to force the other one to call it what munity will include the Oregon structure to bridge the gap studies; Benjamin Yester,B.S., Also MAPLE and ASH they think is appropriate. Besides between you and God. International Port of Coos Bay, multidisciplinary studies/ele- what you call it means nothing to ••• Saw Logs If you are feeling that inter- David Koch, CEO; the South- mentary education; Andrew me, I’ll celebrate it for what I call nal, Holy Spirit inspired nudge west Oregon Regional Airport, Leach, B.S., psychology. ••• Timber it. So, have a Merry Christmas. Come worship with us Sunday. to find out more, to live for Joe Benetti, Commission ••• Timber Deeds more, to love for more, please, Chair; and the Bay Area Hospi- Bandon Contact our Log Buyers at listen to the urge. Heed that tal, Paul Janke, CEO. Brandi Peabody, B.S., busi- CHURCH OF CHRIST call of God’s deep to your deep Admission is $29. Space is ness administration; Amber Ed Groves: 541-404-3701 2761 Broadway, North Bend, OR inner life. Many people seek. limited, those interested in Cannon Dornath, B.S., multi- Pat: 541-206-4105 541-756-4844 Many people yearn. But not attending are encouraged to everybody finds. We want you call the Chamber at 541-266- to find what you are seeking. 0868 to reserve a ticket. Wedding Cook, Iparraguirre

Julie Anna Iparraguirre and Ryan Neill Cook were married Nov. 17, 2012 at Life Change Church in Coos Bay. Pastor Dale Herring per- formed the double-ring cer- emony. The bride is daughter of Sharon Iparraguirre of Coos Bay. The groom is the son of Mike and Leslie Cook of Coos RYAN COOK AND JULIE Bay. IPARRAGUIRRE The newlyweds reside in Married Nov.17,2012 Coos Bay. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K A8 •The World • Saturday, December 8,2012 Y K Nation Supreme Court will hear same-sex cases

BY MARK SHERMAN the provision of the federal Defense end of June. District of Columbia, it is banned the case over California’s Proposi- The Associated Press of Marriage Act that denies to The order from the court by the state constitutions of 31 oth- tion 8, the state constitutional ban legally married gay Americans the extends a dizzying pace of change ers. Federal courts in California on gay marriage that voters adopt- WASHINGTON — The Supreme favorable federal tax treatment and regarding gay marriage that have struck down the state’s con- ed in 2008 after the state Supreme Court plunged into the contentious a range of federal health and pen- includes rapid shifts in public stitutional ban on same-sex mar- Court ruled that gay Californians issue of gay marriage Friday when sion benefits given to heterosexual opinion, President Barack riage, but that ruling and thus gay could marry. Indeed, the gay mar- it agreed to take up California’s ban couples. Obama’s endorsement in May and unions remain on hold while the riage supporters who prevailed in on same-sex unions and a separate The court is embarked on what votes in Maine, Maryland and issue is being appealed. the lower courts urged the Supreme dispute about federal benefits for could be its most significant term Washington in November to allow The high court’s decision to hear Court to stay out of the case and legally married gay couples. involving civil rights in decades. In gay couples to marry. Same-sex the federal benefit question was a allow same-sex unions to resume The court’s action gives the jus- the area of racial discrimination, couples in Washington began virtual certainty because several in the nation’s largest state. tices the chance to say by late June the justices already have agreed to picking up marriage licenses on lower courts struck down the pro- Even some gay rights activists whether gay Americans have the decide cases on affirmative action Thursday. vision of the 1996 law and the jus- worried that it was too soon in the same constitutional right to marry in admission to college and a key Yet even as gay marriage is legal, tices almost always step in when evolution of views toward same- as heterosexuals. Several narrower part of the Voting Rights Act. The or soon will be, in nine states — lower courts invalidate a federal sex marriage to ask the justices to paths also are open to the justices gay marriage cases probably will be Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts, law. intervene and declare that same- as they consider both California’s argued in March and decisions in New Hampshire, New York and There is nothing that compelled sex couples have the same right to voter-approved Proposition 8 and all the court’s cases are likely by the Vermont are the others — and the a similar response from the court in marry as heterosexuals. Lottery officials: Man in 30s bought second winner

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS higher taxes in 2013,said Karen Bach, a lottery official. PHOENIX — Lottery offi- “He did have concern with cials announced Friday that a the uncertainty with the fiscal married man in his 30s from a cliff in 2013,”Bach said, refer- wealthy Phoenix suburb has ring to the federal fiscal situa- claimed his half of the $587.5 tion that could result in higher million Powerball jackpot, income tax rates. deciding to collect the win- The man and his lawyer met nings now and not next year with lottery officials Friday, because of the nation’s loom- and he opted to take the pretax ing fiscal cliff. cash option of $192 million. The man decided to remain Lottery officials said his wife anonymous after he bought owns half the prize because $10 worth of tickets and kept Arizona is a community prop- the winning slip in the visor of erty state. his car overnight before realiz- “He and his wife couldn’t ing he was a multimillionaire. believe it,” Bach said. “They He gave $20 to the cashier of checked the numbers over and The Associated Press a Fountain Hills convenience over again — absolutely From left, Andre Edwards, G.E. Montoya, and J. Smiley pass around a glass pipe as they smoke marijuana, Thursday, just after midnight at the store, and the clerk nudged shocked.” Space Needle in Seattle.Possession of marijuana became legal in Washington state at midnight,and several hundred people gathered at the Space him to spend the entire Bach said the man is smart Needle to smoke and celebrate the occasion, even though the new law does prohibit public use of marijuana. amount on tickets. He and wants to take time to make declined the offer. a solid financial plan and set up After the man and his wife a charitable entity to aid caus- learned of their good fortune, es that he and his wife support. Legal pot complicates drug-free jobs the husband pulled together a Lottery officials say the man team of financial advisers and told them he enjoys his job and BY KRISTEN WYATT said Sandra Hagen Solin of ment is reviewing Colorado’s members and hamper their decided to take all of his share has no immediate plans to the Northern Colorado marijuana law, which goes efforts to maintain drug-free this month to avoid potentially quit. AND GENE JOHNSON The Associated Press Legislative Alliance, a coali- into effect in January. The worksites,” wrote Mark tion of chambers of com- department has no immedi- Latimer, head of the Rocky DENVER — Pot may be merce. ate plans to change employ- Mountain chapter of Homeless man charged legal, but workers may want Police departments are ment practices, spokesman Associated Builders and to check with their boss first especially worried. Officers John White said. Contractors. in subway rider’s death before they grab the pipe or take oaths to protect all laws, “Marijuana is still illegal at The havoc Latimer refers joint during off hours. state and federal. In this case, the federal level, so officers to is confusion over a law pot is still prohibited under would not under any scenario passed with cigarette smok- Businesses in Washington NEW YORK (AP) — As federal law. be allowed to use marijuana,” ers in mind. Colorado’s state, where the drug is legal, New York City straphangers The Seattle police depart- White said.White wasn’t sure Lawful Off-Duty Activities and Colorado, where it will be pondered what they would ment is reviewing its policies about pre-employment mar- law says workers can’t be dis- by January,are trying to figure do in a similar nightmare sit- on drug use by officers or ijuana use. missed for legal behavior off uation, authorities charged a out how to deal with employ- prospective officers, Other employers, espe- the clock. homeless man in the death of ees who use it on their own spokesman Sgt. Sean cially those with federal con- According to the National a Queens resident pushed in time and then fail a drug test. Whitcomb said, adding that tracts, are concerned what Conference of State front of an oncoming subway It is another uncertainty it’s unlikely off-duty officers the new laws mean for them. Legislatures, more than half train and killed as onlookers that has come with pot legal- will be allowed to use pot. One group of Colorado busi- the states have laws that pro- watched. ization as many ask how the The department might ease nesses has pleaded for clarity tect workers who smoke ciga- “I would certainly try to laws will affect them. its requirement that appli- in a letter to the White House, rettes off the clock. do whatever I possibly “There’s just an incredible cants not have used marijua- which hasn’t said if it would Colorado’s law extends to all could,” said Denise Mar- amount of gray right now” na in the previous three sue to block the law. legal activities, though torana, 34, as she waited for about how marijuana legal- years. “The uncertainly created Washington state doesn’t the “A” train at Penn Station ization affects employers, The Denver police depart- will cause havoc for our have a similar statute. on Wednesday evening. “I certainly wouldn’t be able to stand there and Pearl Harbor dead remembered on 71st anniversary watch, that’s for sure,” she The Associated Press Naeem Davis stands in front of said. PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii battleship that still lies in Naeem Davis, 30, was Judge Lynn Kotler during his (AP) — More than 2,000 the harbor where it sank. arraigned Wednesday night arraignment on murder charges people at Pearl Harbor and Hawaii Air National Guard on a second-degree murder Wednesday, in New York. many more around the F-22 fighter jets flew over- charge and ordered held country are marking the 71st head in a special “missing without bail in the death of conference Wednesday that anniversary of the Japanese man” formation to break the 58-year-old Ki-Suck Han on her father was always willing attack that killed thousands silence. Monday. He is due back in to help someone. But when of people and launched the Among those gathered for court on Dec. 11. asked about why no one United States into World the ceremony were about 50 Davis has several prior helped him up, she said: War II. survivors of the attack. arrests in New York and “What’s done is done.” The USS Michael Mur- Edwin Schuler, of San Pennsylvania on mostly “The thought of someone phy, a recently christened Jose, Calif., said he remem- minor charges including helping him up in a matter of ship named after a Pearl bered going up to the bridge drug possession. seconds would have been Harbor-based Navy SEAL of his ship, the USS Phoenix, Han’s death got wide- great,”she said. killed in Afghanistan, to read a book on a bright, spread attention not only for A freelance photographer sounded its ship’s whistle sunny Sunday morning in its horrific nature, but for the New York Post was Friday to start a moment of 1941 when he saw planes because he was pho- waiting for a train Monday silence at 7:55 a.m., marking dropping bombs. tographed a split-second afternoon when he said he the exact time the bombing Schuler said he’s returned before the train trapped him saw a man approach Han at began in 1941. for the annual ceremony The Associated Press and seemingly no one the Times Square station, get Crew members lined the about 30 times because it’s Jesse Dunnagan of Prairie Village, left, Edmund Russell of Lenexa, sec- attempted to come to his aid. into an altercation with him edge of the Navy guided- important to spread the ond from left, Jack Carson of Overland Park, right, all survivors of the Han’s only child, 20-year- and push him into the train’s missile destroyer as it message of remembering Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in World War II salute during the old Ashley, said at a news path. passed the USS Arizona, a Pearl Harbor. Pledge of Allegiance at a Pearl Harbor memorial ceremony Friday. AP-Gfk Poll: Obama approval rises postelection Black boxes in cars raise privacy concerns WASHINGTON (AP) — A able to improve the economy and 36 percent describing I Advocacy groups say boxes sensors during the 5 to 10 seconds before month after the bitterly in his second term. his tenure as below average impact are automatically preserved. That’s fought election, President “Compared to the alter- or poor. Another quarter say need legal limits to uses usually enough to record things like how Barack Obama has his high- native, I’m more optimistic he’s been just average. fast the car was traveling and whether the driver applied the brake, was steering errat- est approval ratings since the about government and the Obama held much THE ASSOCIATED PRESS killing of Osama bin Laden, economy with him in office,” stronger numbers on this ically or had a seat belt on. according to an Associated said Jack Reinholt, an inde- measure at the start of his WASHINGTON — Many motorists The idea is to gather information that Press-GfK poll, and more pendent from Bristol, R.I., first term, with two-thirds don’t know it, but it’s likely that every time can help investigators determine the causes Americans say the nation is who backed Obama in 2008 expecting an above-average they get behind the wheel, there’s a snitch of accidents and lead to safer vehicles. But heading in the right direction and again in 2012. “I feel he presidency. And the public’s along for the ride. privacy advocates say government regula- now than at any time since has the better path laid out.” take on Obama’s relative The National Highway Traffic Safety tors and automakers are spreading an intru- the start of his first term. Still, four years of partisan performance has bounced Administration on Friday proposed long- sive technology without first putting in Obama’s approval rating conflict in Washington have back and forth over his four delayed regulations requiring auto manu- place policies to prevent misuse of the stands at 57 percent, the taken a toll on the president’s years in office, moving facturers to include event data recorders — information collected. highest since May 2011, image. higher following the death better known as “black boxes” — in all new Data collected by the recorders is increas- when U.S. Navy SEALs killed “I’m less enthusiastic of bin Laden, after declining cars and light trucks beginning Sept. 1, ingly showing up in lawsuits, criminal cases the terror leader, and up 5 about him than the first time in the summer of 2010, a 2014. But the agency is behind the curve. and high-profile accidents. Massachusetts percentage points from he was elected,” Reinholt few months before the GOP Automakers have been quietly tucking the Lt.Gov.Timothy Murray initially said that he before the election. And 42 added. took back control of the devices, which automatically record the wasn’t speeding and that he was wearing his percent say the country is on Americans are divided on House. actions of drivers and the responses of their seat belt when he crashed a government- the right track, up from 35 what kind of president Looking ahead to Obama’s vehicles in a continuous information loop, owned car last year. But the Ford Crown percent in January 2009. Obama has been, with 37 final four years, most Ameri- into most new cars for years. Victoria’s data recorder told a different story: A majority think it’s likely percent saying he’s been cans doubt he can reduce the When a car is involved in a crash or when It showed the car was traveling more than that the president will be above average or outstanding federal budget deficit. its airbags deploy, inputs from the vehicle’s 100 mph and Murray wasn’t belted in. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday, December 8,2012 • The World • A9 Y K World U.K. hospital: Hamas chief’s Gaza visit poses challenge to Israel

Nurse involved in RAFAH,Gaza Strip (AP) — Egypt, he prostrated himself The image of Hamas’ long- in a gesture of thanks, He exiled chief triumphantly then recited a traditional Kate hoax call dies walking around the Gaza Islamic prayer and kissed the Strip, flashing victory signs ground. BY DANICA KIRKA AND early Friday at apartments beside Islamic militant lead- Thousands of supporters CASSANDRA VINOGRAD affiliated with King Edward ers Friday, illustrates how the lined the streets as Mashaal The Associated Press VII hospital in central Lon- group’s defiance of Israel is and Gaza Prime Minister don, where she worked for forcing a change in Palestin- Ismail Haniyeh drove by, LONDON — The news that four years. ian politics. waving and flashing victory Prince William and the for- Police didn’t release a Buoyed by the rise of fel- signs. mer Kate Middleton were cause of death, but said they low Islamists in Egypt, Mashaal’s visit would expecting their first child — didn’t find anything suspi- Hamas chief Khaled have been unthinkable just a joyous news for a couple cious. A coroner will make a Mashaal and his allies are few weeks ago. He would looking forward to starting a determination on the cause. The Associated Press confronting Israel with the have been an easy target for family — immediately turned 2DayFM, the Australian Britain's Prince William stand next to his wife Kate, Duchess of specter of a change in the Israel. Fifteen years ago, bittersweet with the simulta- station that performed the Cambridge as she leaves the King Edward VII hospital in central London. balance of power between Mashaal was nearly assassi- neous announcement that prank early Tuesday, said in a the two rival Palestinian fac- nated in Jordan by Israeli the duchess was being hospi- statement posted on Face- loved and valued colleague.” Chris Chapman, said in a tions — Hamas and the agents who squirted a deadly talized for acute morning book and Twitter that the St. James’s Palace, the statement. “The ACMA does Western-backed Palestinian poison in his ear, narrowly sickness. Then there was an two disc jockeys, Mel Greig office of the duchess and her not propose to make any President Mahmoud Abbas’ escaping after the U.S. forced invasion of her privacy by two and Michael Christian, husband Prince William, also comments at this stage but Fatah. Benjamin Netanyahu, then disc jockeys who impersonat- would not return to the sta- expressed sadness at the will be engaging with the Mashaal, 56, who left the serving his first term as ed Queen Elizabeth II and tion until further notice. death, but insisted that it had licensee, 2DayFM Sydney, West Bank as a child and now Israel’s prime minister, to Prince Charles to gain infor- They had apologized for the not complained about the around the facts and issues leads Hamas from the Gulf provide the antidote. mation on her condition. hoax Wednesday. hoax. surrounding the prank call.” state of Qatar, broke into On Friday, Mashaal By Friday, the sadness A spokeswoman for the “On the contrary, we During the hoax call, a tears Friday as he arrived in referred to the assassination merely deepened, with the station did not return mes- offered our full and heartfelt woman using the often- the Gaza Strip for his first- attempt by “the foolish news that the nurse who sages seeking further com- support to the nurses mimicked voice of Britain’s ever visit. Netanyahu,” saying, “God unwittingly took the hoax ment. Greig and Christian’s involved and hospital staff at monarch asked about the Once on Gazan soil after was stronger than him and call had died. Twitter accounts were deac- all times,”the palace said in a duchess’ health. She was told crossing the border from his conspiracy.” The royal couple quickly tivated following the news of statement. by the second nurse who took issued a statement express- Saldanha’s death. Saldanha’s family asked the call from Saldanha that ing their condolences over Saldanha took the hoax for privacy in a statement the duchess, the former Kate the death of Jacintha Saldan- call by the pair, who imper- issued through London Middleton, “hasn’t had any ha, the 46-year-old mother sonated Queen Elizabeth II police. retching with me and she’s of two duped by the Aus- and Prince Charles to elicit “We as a family are deeply been sleeping on and off.” tralian DJs, who had sudden- information on the duchess, saddened by the loss of our The nurse went on to tell ly found herself at the vortex the hospital said. She later beloved Jacintha,” the state- the radio personalities that of a global incident. 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C M C M Y K A10 •The World • Saturday, Dec ember 8,2012 Y K South Coast Weather only a partial slice of what a public DOLLARS Two systems of financing agenda should be or could be.” Oregon weather Saturday, Dec. 8 Oregon has strong Oregon state candidate funding Today's Forecast City/Region Reform in Oregon? Weather Underground forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures compared to New York City Forecast for Saturday, Dec. 8 High | Low temps disclosure rules Publicly funded systems also have Contributions WASH. Continued from Page A1 their critics. The Portland Business Alliance lob- Portland bied against a system that was passed in 45° | 37° Pendleton 45° | 39° you have to show that the existing sys- Individual Portland in 2005. Voters chose to end Newport tem has some faults in it that are caus- contribution of the program (50.45 to 49.55 percent) in 48° | 41° Bend Salem ing negative effects,” said state Rep. $1 – $250 2010. 37° | 28° 5% 63% 46° | 37° IDAHO Wayne Krieger, R-Gold Beach. Megan Doern, spokeswoman for the Ontario Eugene Portland Business Alliance, argued the 37° | 27° The system Individual 45° | 37° contribution of system was prone to abuse. Criminal North Bend Oregon, along with 11 other states, $251 – $999 charges were laid against one candidate Coos Bay allows donors to give unlimited 1% 15% who falsified documents to get public 52° | 41° amounts to candidates. funding. Medford Klamath Falls Oregon’s answer to unlimited dona- Individual Her group also believed that the city 43° | 37° 41° | 27° tions is its strong disclosure rules. Can- contribution of couldn’t afford the system while cut- CALIF. © 2012 Wunderground.com $1,000 or more didates and interest groups must ting public services in the recession. Cloudy Thunder- Flurries Ice update an online database with their 47% 17% storms The program gave $1.76 million to can- Partly contributions and spending. didates over three election cycles. Cloudy Showers Rain Snow “I think the amount of money we are Party funding “Even when times are good, in our Weather Underground• AP spending is too much, but I think the view, there’s a better place for public transparency in Oregon is what makes 6% 0% funds than going to candidates,” she South Coast Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 35. Calm wind. it work,” says Caddy McKeown, Coos said. Today: A 10 percent chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 51. North Sunday: A 10 percent chance of rain. Partly Bay’s state representative-elect. Non-party Beyond philosophical opposition, sunny, with a high near 45. Calm wind. But Makinson says while trans- organization wind around 8 mph. campaign finance reform at the state Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a Sunday Night: A 30 percent chance of parency is important, it can’t ensure a funding level faces legal obstacles. rain. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 41% 4% low around 39. East northeast wind around 7 mph. 40. Calm wind. system is clean. *Based on164 candidates who opted to participate in the In 1994, 72 percent of Oregon voters “It doesn’t compare to a blitzkrieg of public financing system. Includes funds matched by city. backed a measure that would cap the Sunday: A 10 percent chance of rain. Portland area Cells may not add up to 100% due to rounding. Partly sunny, with a high near 53. East ads on television,” he said. “You can amount a donor could give to a candi- northeast wind around 7 mph. Today: A 30 percent chance of showers. SOURCE: Campaign Finance Institute Mostly cloudy, with a high near 42. look up and see who paid for the ad, but By Daniel Simmons-Ritchie and Jeff Trionfante date. But the state Supreme Court Sunday Night: A 30 percent chance of that doesn’t have the same effect as the struck down the law. The justices rain. Mostly cloudy, with a low around Saturday Night: A 10 percent chance of 42. North northeast wind around 6 mph. rain. Mostly cloudy, with a low around ad itself.” contributions (as little as $5). argued that political donations are a 35. North northeast wind around 5 mph. Once elected, Makinson says, most New York City matches donations to form of “free speech” protected by Curry County Coast Sunday: A 30 percent chance of rain. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 42. candidates reward big donors with council candidates in a 6-1 ratio for Oregon’s constitution. Today: Partly sunny, with a high near some form of special treatment — even 55. North wind 8 to 10 mph. Sunday Night: A 50 percent chance of Activists tried again in 2006. They rain. Mostly cloudy, with a low around donations less than $175. So if a resident Saturday Night: Patchy fog. Otherwise, if it’s as subtle as an open door on a pol- gives $100 to a candidate, the city gives paired the measure with an amendment 40. Light south southwest wind. icy issue. partly cloudy, with a low around 43. the candidate an extra $600. to the state constitution. Voters passed North northeast wind 9 to 11 mph. North Coast “The more money you give, the more the measure but rejected the amend- Nyhart says those systems encourage Sunday: Patchy fog. Mostly sunny, with a Today: A 50 percent chance of showers. likely you’re going to be noticed out of politicians to court everyday citizens. ment. high near 58. North northeast wind Mostly cloudy, with a high near 46. West around 9 mph. the crowd,”Makinson said. They also have encouraged the partici- Janice Thompson, former executive northwest wind 6 to 8 mph. Sunday Night: Patchy fog. Otherwise, Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a Ryan Deckert, president of the Ore- pation of candidates from diverse eth- director of Common Cause Oregon, a partly cloudy, with a low around 46. gon Business Association, agrees with nonprofit that advocates for reform, low around 36. North northeast wind nic and socio-economic backgrounds. North northeast wind 8 to 10 mph. around 5 mph. Makinson’s concerns. However, he said says a public finance system won’t be And Nyhart says, while taxpayers Rogue Valley Sunday: Rain likely. Cloudy, with a high the system could be fixed by capping effective until that amendment is near 48. South southeast wind 6 to 9 mph. may initially balk at the idea of giving Today: Patchy fog. Otherwise, partly donations at $5,000 per year. money to candidates, the cost is rela- passed and caps are set. sunny, with a high near 44. Light wind. Sunday Night: Rain likely. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 42. Southwest wind “I think that would really solve all “Oregon reformers are kind of Saturday Night: Patchy fog. Otherwise, tively small. Connecticut funds its sys- around 9 mph. Chance of rain is 60%. legitimate concerns people have,” he tem from the sale of abandoned prop- between a rock and a hard place in mostly cloudy, with a low around 34. said. terms of next steps,”she said. Light south southeast wind. Central Oregon erty.Arizona funds its system from civil Sunday: Patchy fog. Otherwise, mostly fines. Today: Mostly cloudy, with a high near Public funding Activists fight on sunny, with a high near 46. Calm wind. 35. Northwest wind 6 to 9 mph. “So these are not budget-buster Sunday Night: Patchy fog. Partly cloudy, Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low But Nick Nyhart says limits, like amounts,” Nyhart said. “Someone said Despite those hurdles, activists say with a low around 35. Light wind. around 24. Northwest wind around 5 mph. transparency, don’t guarantee a dis- in Arizona, ‘If you don’t want to pay public pressure can change the system. Central Douglas County Sunday: A 10 percent chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 40. trict’s richest constituents don’t con- into the system, don’t speed.’” Rick Staggenborg of Coos Bay says Today: Patchy fog. Otherwise, mostly trol the political process. Michael Malbin, executive director that people can email their state offi- cloudy, with a high near 48. Calm wind. Sunday Night: A 20 percent chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with a low around Saturday Night: Patchy fog. Mostly Nyhart is president of Public Cam- of the Campaign Finance Institute, cials, form groups and discuss the issue 25. West wind around 8 mph. paign, a national nonprofit that advo- advocates applying New York City’s with friends. cloudy, with a low around 37. Light wind. cates for systems that give public funds At a time of high unemployment and Sunday: Patchy fog. Otherwise, partly Eastern Oregon model nationally. sunny, with a high near 50. Calm wind. to candidates. budget shortfalls, Staggenborg says, Today: A slight chance of rain and snow He says the system can save taxpay- Sunday Night: A 20 percent chance of rain. showers. Cloudy, with a high near 39. Nyhart argues those systems, used ers in the long-term because politicians campaign finance reform might be Mostly cloudy, with a low around 39. Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low by a handful of cities and states, are less likely to give tax breaks or create shrugged aside by some politicians, but Willamette Valley around 20. Northwest wind 5 to 7 mph. empower small donors and reduce the Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near regulatory loopholes for industry back- he calls it the issue that affects all other Today: A 20 percent chance of showers. 37. Northwest wind around 5 mph. ing. corrupting influence of big donors. ers. issues. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 46. Light “Who do you want to be accountable “Really, our kids’ futures depend on southwest wind. Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low There are even bigger benefits to pol- around 22. East wind around 5 mph. to?” Nyhart said. “The voters in the icy making. this,” he said. “If you don’t have district or the person giving them the “I think it becomes easy to spend all democracy in America, we are never money?” of your time with people who are pri- going to see peace or social justice.” In Arizona, Maine and Connecticut, marily interested in zoning issues for Reporter Daniel Simmons-Ritchie Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall state candidates can receive grants once their business,” he said. “Issues that can be reached at 541-269-1222, ext. Temperature extremes and precipitation Thursday: High 52, low 45 for the 24 hours ending at 5 p.m. Friday. Rain: 0.09 inches they raise a certain number of small may be important, but together they are 249, or at [email protected]. Hi Lo Prec. Total rainfall to date: 46.91 inches Astoria 50 46 0.31 Rainfall to date last year: 36.41 inches Brookings M M M Average rainfall to date: 56.43 inches Corvallis 51 42 0.03 CHARLESTON Eugene 49 42 T Klamath Falls 41 18 0.00 The Tide Tables La Grande 45 34 0.00 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or McInroe last Medford 38 30 0.00 subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- Newport 52 45 0.14 mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by seen Nov. 16 the high or low ratio for your area. Pendleton 50 40 T Location High time ratio Low time ratio Portland 49 45 0.05 Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 Continued from Page A1 Redmond 46 24 0.00 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 Roseburg 49 37 0.00 Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 Salem 49 44 0.05 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 near Charleston on Nov. 28. Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 Sgt. Pat Downing with the Extended outlook Coos County Sheriff’s Office HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. said McInroe had visible TODAY SUNDAY Date time ft. time ft. marks consistent with being 8-Dec 7:16 8.6 8:09 6.2 thrashed around in the water 9-Dec 8:05 9.1 9:22 6.6 for multiple days. 10-Dec 8:55 9.6 10:26 7.1 Frasier said that while the 11-Dec 9:45 10.1 11:22 7.6 12-Dec 10:35 10.4 - - investigation by the crimes team continues, the District Chance of rain Mostly sunny LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. 51/39 53/42 Attorney’s Office will prepare Date time ft. time ft. itself as if McInroe’s death 8-Dec 12:32 2.3 2:00 1.5 MONDAY TUESDAY 9-Dec 1:32 2.7 2:58 0.4 will be ruled a homicide. 10-Dec 2:32 3.0 3:50 -0.6 Coos Historical and Maritime Museum photo #982-191.12b Downing said McInroe 11-Dec 3:29 3.1 4:41 -1.5 A view of the old Odd Fellows Building, which is now home to stores like Painted Zebra. was last seen in Portland 12-Dec 4:25 3.1 5:30 -2.1 around Nov. 16 after being Sunrise, sunset arrested for harassment Dec. 1-8 — 7:30, 4:41 replacement and street scape charges. He was booked at Chance of rain Rain Moon watch BUILDINGS Join in project. Recently, the city also the Multnomah County jail 55/41 50/40 New Moon — Dec. 13 launched a facade improve- Project to have To join the North Bend Heritage following the arrest. ment grant program. Commission, contact North Bend Police were able to identify “We have a very different a unique look City Planner David Voss at 541-756- McInroe’s body from finger- National forecast look and are very historically 8535. prints and an anonymous tip. Forecast highs for Saturday, Dec. 8 Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Continued from Page A1 unique,” said Johanna Dil- To learn how to get a building on Reporter Tyler Richardson Seattle lard, president of the North 43° | 39° the National Register of Historic can be reached at 541-269- Bend Downtown Associa- commissions in place to Places, contact Ian Johnson at the 1222, ext. 236, or at trichard- Billings Oregon Heritage office, 503-986- tion. “When we get finished 32° | 30° Minneapolis qualify, Gill said. 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C M C M Y K Y K The ticker SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2012 • SECTION B Grizzlies High School Boys Basketball on a roll Myrtle Point 56, La Pine 48 Coquille 44, Oakridge 34 Phoenix 52, Bandon 48 Prospect 42, Powers 41 Memphis tops Union 65, Marshfield 28 Hornets. Page B3 High School Girls Basketball Coquille 59, Oakridge 20 Myrtle Point 44, Klamath Union 30 Bandon 41, Phoenix 33 Powers 35, Prospect 15 SPORTS Reedsport 41, Mapleton 30 Union 56, Marshfield 25 Local, B2 • Scoreboard, B3 • Community, B4

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Myrtle Point’s boys basketball team beat visiting La Pine 56-48 on Friday to improve to 2-1 on the season. Kyle Seals had 16 points and Matt Newton added 12 points and 12 rebounds. Brad Larsen and Thomas Nathan had 10 points each and Cooper Stateler added eight for Myrtle Point. “We were moving the ball real- ly well,” said Myrtle Point coach Dave Larsen. “We’re playing good defense. Local The guys are working hard. Recap We’re getting good, even scoring.” Myrtle Point plays Lost River at By Lou Sennick, The World Hidden Valley High School in Larry Workman has made a name of himself for his footbag skills and now is working on the wrestling skills of the Bulldogs this season at North Bend. Grants Pass on Wednesday. Coquille 44, Oakridge 34: The Red Devils had a strong defen- sive effort to win Friday at the Harrisburg Eagle Classic. Coach gets his kicks from rare sport Coquille bounced back after a loss to Pleasant Hill last Friday. BY RACHEL FINNEY Now, he pours himself into the “Nice to get back on the win- The World sport and practices it every chance ning track,” said Coquille coach Workman returns to wrestling roots he gets. Sometimes he’ll kick the Dan Cumberland. NORTH BEND — Larry Larry Workman grew up with Workman wrestled for many footbag around alone. Sometimes The Red Devils started slow and Workman is thrilled to be North a passion for wrestling, and has years when he was younger, and he’ll invite others. were down 14-5 after the first Bend’s new wrestling coach. been dreaming about being a went to great lengths to com- But he’s not your average high quarter, but stormed back in the But he’s also got an unusual head coach for awhile. pete. schooler kicking around a bag in a second to shut out the Warriors hobby that North Bend fans may This year he finally gets his Living in Montana, Workman circle. He works up a sweat while and take a 19-14 lead into halftime. see him practicing around the shot, as he takes over the said wrestling wasn’t very pop- mastering tricks and choreo- “A good defensive effort, obvi- mats after meets — footbag. wrestling post at North Bend. ular and schools didn’t have graphed routines when he practices, ously. It helped us a great deal,” Many may know it simply as He’s been involved with the teams. He started wrestling in which often extends into multiple Cumberland said of the second “hacky sack,” which actually is a wrestling team for a few years, fifth grade, and competed up hours of difficult footwork. quarter. brand name for footbags, not the helping former coach Gary until his junior year of high “I don’t think anybody realizes The Red Devils outrebounded name of the sport. Footbag was Prince, who now is the head school, with his highest state the dedication and hours I’ve put Oakridge 35-18. invented in Eugene in the 1970s, football coach. Workman, who finish being third. After his jun- into this sport,”he said. “The real- “I felt that was the difference in Workman said, and while it’s a works in the technology field, ior year, though, there were so ly good guys are some of the best the game,” Cumberland said. popular casual hobby around col- runs the websites for both the few athletes he couldn’t justify athletes in the world.” Matt Miranda led Coquille with lege campuses, there’s a small wrestling and football programs driving hundreds of miles for a He competes in freestyle, 17 points, seven rebounds and six group of serious athletes who (nbwrestling.org and nbfoot- meet. which means he creates a combi- steals, and Larry Bowen had 11 compete annually. ball.org). “I just loved wrestling,” he nation of tricks to music, and, at points and 11 boards. Terrence After many years away from “It’s been a dream, ever since said. “My twin brother and I the most basic level, tries to keep Edwards had seven points and the sport, Workman recently I started helping Gary,” were the only guys at our high the footbag off the ground. The three assists. rekindled his love and found an Workman said. “He basically school who wrestled. two-minute routine is judged on Coquille will play Harrisburg in organization of footbag athletes brought wrestling back in my diversity of tricks and difficulty. the championship game at 5:30 p.m. today. that he didn’t know existed. He life.” SEE WORKMAN | B2 “It’s equal to two minutes of dove right in, finishing in first wrestling,” he said of the aerobic Phoenix 52, Bandon 48: The place in the intermediate division workout. Pirates outscored the Tigers 23-15 of the U.S. Open Freestyle Footbag returned. He was addicted all over “Played pretty seriously,” he After taking first place twice in in the second quarter, and edged Championship in 2010 and 2011. again. said. “I was always a lot better intermediate, he decided to move Bandon at the Brookings-Harbor He said it all started when his “Hadn’t done it for 10 years,” than my friends.” up to advanced this year. It’s not Invitational. daughter was playing footbag in Workman said. His interest dropped off as he easy, he said, because there’s such Evan Henson and Logan Shea Paul Londagin’s gym class a few He started casually as a 19- settled down, got a job and got a big jump in talent. both scored 13 points for Bandon. years ago, and Workman’s memo- year-old in Montana, and instant- married. His footbag sat in a draw- For Phoenix, Jason Wyncoop had 19 points and eight rebounds. ries of footbag as a teenager ly improved. er, and he sort of forgot about it. SEE FOOTBAG | B2 Prospect 42, Powers 41: The Cruisers came up one point short in the opening round of the Camas Crook County leads after opening day Valley tournament. Tye Jackson and Devin MacKensen scored 17 points each THE WORLD for the Cruisers. Jackson hit a 3- pointer to cut the lead to one with NORTH BEND — Crook 18 seconds to go, but Powers County leads defending champion couldn’t get a shot in for the win. Roseburg after the first day at the Boston Ehlers led the Cougars Army Strong Coast Classic with 10 points. wrestling tour- Union 65, Marshfield 28: nament Friday The powerful Washington school in North Bend. beat the Pirates in the opening See related photos at A few local round of West Albany’s tourna- www.theworldlink.com. wrestlers are ment on Friday. still alive in the Union, located near Vancouver, championship bracket, too. Wash., finished third in the state Marshfield’s Tyler Campbell, tournament last winter and was grappling at 106 pounds, got two state champion in 2011. pins in the first two rounds, beating Oakland 56, Gold Beach 48, Crater’s Luke Mackey and OT: Oakland outscored the Century’s Blake Stiefel. Also at 106 Panthers 12-4 in the overtime pounds, Seth Lambson of Coquille period for the victory. pinned Eagle Point’s Mikey Gold Beach had a nine-point Johnson after a first-round bye. By Lou Sennick, The World lead at halftime and held a 12- North Bend’s Levi Graber, front, wrestles Grayson Munn from Crook County Friday afternoon in the 126-pound weight class at the point lead, before missing a shot at SEE CLASSIC | B2 Coast Classic. Graber beat Munn, but fell in the second round. the buzzer that would have won the game in regulation. Garrett Litterell had 26 points MHS girls swim to dual win over Grants Pass to lead Gold Beach. For Oakland, Connor Dolan had 12 points. THE WORLD Bridget McCarthy won both backstroke) and Kayla Sparkman Spencer Fromm in the 200 indi- the 50-yard freestyle and 100- (100 breaststroke). vidual medley. THURSDAY Marshfield’s girls and the boys yard butterfly back-to-back for The Pirates also won two relays Double winners for the Siuslaw 53, Junction City from Grants Pass won dual meets the Pirates. Other Marshfield win- and had the top three finishers in Cavemen included Joe Drevets 46: The Vikings led all the way, at Mingus Park Pool on Friday as ners in individual events were several of the events. (200 freestyle and 100 butterfly) improving to 2-0 on the season. both teams warmed up for today’s Shaylyn Brownell (200 freestyle), Shan Lansing won the 500 and Eliot Bald (50 freestyle and Jake Thompson had 15 points to North Bend Invitational. Alyssa Hedgpeth (200 individual freestyle for Grants Pass. 100 freestyle). CJ Stott (100 back- lead Siuslaw. Marshfield’s girls easily topped medley), Elyse Trendell (100 The boys meet was the oppo- stroke) and Andrew Delisle (100 the Lady Cavers 130-39. freestyle), Brittany Banks (100 site. Marshfield’s only win was by breaststoke) also won races. SEE RECAP | B2

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reach quarters Sam Johnson added 13 From Page B1 points and Jacob Egan and John Dodson scored eight each for the Vikings, who North Bend’s Skyler host Wilsonville today. Midcap, 113 pounds, defeated Isaiah Harris of Thurston 19- GIRLS BASKETBALL 2 in the first round and Gold Beach 41, Oakland pinned Kyle Grahn of Sandy 40, OT: Lacy Lang forced to reach today’s quarterfi- overtime with a jumper from nals. the corner at the buzzer and At 126 pounds, top seed Morrigan Clifford won the Thaddeus Nelson of game for the Panthers with a Marshfield pinned Churchill’s three-point play with two Andrew Bordeaux in the first seconds to go in the extra round and Century’s Jake session. Peck in the second round. At Clifford finished with 11 170 pounds, Coquille’s Sye Photos by Lou Sennick, The World points and Eliza Lander Yates beat Hunter Morse of Coquille’s Tristan Dixon,top,wrestles Andrew DeHart of Hood River Valley in the 145-pound class Friday afternoon at the Coast Classic.DeHart won added nine for Gold Beach. Hillsboro 10-3 in the first their second-round match 5-1. Cora Gallop led Oakland round, and Tanner Barichio of with 16 points. Redmond 5-2 in the second Coquille 59, Oakridge round. 20: The Red Devils dominat- Also from Coquille, ed the first game of the Michael Romine is still alive Harrisburg Eagle Classic on in the quarterfinals after a Friday, giving coach Tim first-round bye and beating GeDeros the luxury of clear- Dallas’ David Rebischke 6-1 ing the bench early. at 182 pounds. Brookings- “Everybody played,” said Harbor’s Conner Paxton, also GeDeros, who had all but one at 182, pinned Chris Gabor of of his players score points. South Eugene after a first- Taylor GeDeros led the round bye. way with 16 points and 10 Crook County leads the assists despite playing only team scores with 78 points, about 14 minutes. Emily Lack and Roseburg is right behind had 12 points and Maddy with 75.5. Marshfield sits in Grant added 10. 21st with 32 points, Coquille The Red Devils meet is 23rd with 28 points, North Harrisburg in the champi- Bend is 29th with 13 points onship game today. The and Brookings-Harbor is 31st Eagles edged Monroe 33-31. with nine points. Jessica DeHart, left, from Hood Myrtle Point 44, Of the individual defend- River Valley, wrestles Cody Bibler Klamath Union 30: The ing champions returning of Dallas in the 106-pound class Bobcats jumped out to a 16-2 from last year, Grants Pass’ Friday afternoon at the Coast lead in the first quarter and Casey Coulter will wrestle Classic at North Bend High went on to the easy win over today in the 120-pound the Pelicans in the first round weight class, after he won at School. Bibler edged DeHart 3-1. of the Douglas tournament. 106 last year. Roseburg Caitlyn Robison scored 21 boasts Reed Van Anrooy, who points for Myrtle Point, won at 145 pounds last year, which faces Douglas in the but is wrestling at 152 this year. championship game tonight. Crook County still has 12 The Trojans beat Hidden wrestlers competing in Valley 60-27. today’s quarterfinals, and In addition to Robison, Roseburg has nine remain- Myrtle Point coach Marty ing. The Cowboys finished Stallard said he got a good second to the Indians in last night from both Kirsten year’s Coast Classic. Canaday and Kayley Leslie, The action starts back up who have been playing pri- at 10 a.m. in the North Bend marily with the junior varsity gymnasium, with the finals team but stepped in to play In the 285-pound weight class,Avion starting about 5 p.m. good minutes Friday. Admission is $8 for adults Malonehy, right from North Medford, Bandon 41, Phoenix 33: and $5 for students. struggles against his opponent,Jeremy The Tigers held a 23-12 half- Concessions are available Breedlove from Hood River Valley on time lead and held on to win throughout the day, includ- Friday afternoon. Breedlove pinned at the Brookings-Harbor ing a breakfast menu this Maloney during the second round of Invitational. morning. their match. Riley Wahl scored 12 points to lead the Tigers, and Hannah Smith added eight. For the Pirates, Bailee with those guys, my knowl- Workman said. “We don’t WORKMAN Tally had 10 points. FOOTBAG edge ... my skills increase have to know each other, and Powers 35, Prospect 15: From Page B1 tenfold. Little tips that you “When I play you’re an instant family.” From Page B1 At the Camas Valley can’t get off Youtube.” footbag, it just He said playing footbag Invitational, the Cruisers That’s the issue with This past summer, he again has made a big impact “I felt that it taught me a blasted Prospect. competing in a sport that hosted a footbagger from takes everything on his life. He works in tech- lot about myself,” he said, Powers held Prospect to probably has less than 500 Denmark, who was traveling nology for the North Bend adding that he learned disci- zero points in the second athletes around the world, he around the United States and away.” school district and spends pline from maintaining his quarter and two points in the said. He doesn’t know any- was looking for places to stay much of his time behind a weight. “You find out what fourth on the way to an easy Larry Workman one in the Bay Area who plays on his road trip. Workman computer. He said technolo- your boundaries are.” win. On his relaxing hobby seriously, though he knows welcomed him into his home, gy can be addicting, and he He takes over a small team “We needed a win, and we someone in Eugene, and as did many other footbag- was getting too stressed out this year. got one,” said Powers coach there’s a group in Portland. It gers around America. — until footbag pulled him “We lost a huge senior Ben Baldwin. “We played a makes practice difficult — he “He was really good,” bag forums and said his home out from behind his desk. class last year,” Workman lot better, we moved the ball usually resorts to Youtube Workman said. “It was really is always open to any foot- “I’ve spent so many hours said. “I knew this was a around. videos to learn new tricks. cool to get to know him.” bagger who might need a sitting at a computer,” he rebuilding year, but I’m “Good morale boost,” he “Unfortunately, I don’t He said the benefit of place to stay — that’s how the said. “When I play footbag, it always up for the challenge. said, adding that it was nice get to play with a lot of peo- having such a small contigent Denmark traveler found his just takes everything away. “I have eight good kids to get the first win of the sea- ple around here,” he said. of athletes is the family feel- hosts. “Just very thankful that it who really want to be here.” son after Powers didn’t have “Every time I get together ing. Workman posts on foot- “We’re a family,” came back into my life.” Rachel Finney a squad last year. Rebecca Standley led the Cruisers with 17 points, Kendall Stallard had 10 points, Coast Classic Scoreboard and Elizabeth Standley added six points and 10 rebounds. Team scores: 1. Crook County, 78; 2. Roseburg, 75.5; 3. Chu, 2:54; Jake Peck, Cen, d. Carter Krevanko, Cle, 13-8; Tyler Afrasov, DD, d. Garrett Lawrence, Dal, 3-2; Brandon Mawrey, Red, 5-2; Anthony Thomas, Eve, d. Scotty Dunagan, Dal, 18-5; Hanna Bailey had nine David Douglas, 63.5; 4. Crater, 61.5; 5. Dallas, 53; 6. Churchill, Thomas, Cra, p. Elliott Hale, NM, 0:39; Ramon Ortiz, Eve, p. San, p. Carson French, WA, 2:42; Chance Lindquist, Red, p. Reid Shipley, NM, p. Dillon Schnee, GP, 0:49; Dean Smith, CC, 53; 7. Redmond, 49.5; 8. Century, 49; 9. Cleveland, 48; 10. Tony Rodriguez, Woo, 4:24; Levi Pomeroy, EP, p. Jesse Jerry Finley, Eve, 1:22; Andrew DeHart, HR, d. Tristan Dixon, d. Izzy Rubio, Pho, 7-6; Kyle Bateman, San, d. Braxton Arand, points for Prospect. Evergreen, 46; 11. Hillsboro, 46; 12. Hood River Valley, 45.5; Delgado, DD, 2:23; Nick Thornten, Dal, p. Brycen Cessnun, BH, Coq, 5-1; Logan Miller, IV, d. Rawley Warren, Can, 6-4; Brody Thu, 3-0. The Cruisers face host 13. Canby, 43; 14. Grants Pass, 42; 15. Illinois Valley, 40; 16. 1:01; Bryson Hockett, New, p. Abe Richmond, WA, 3:43; Levi Faas, Ros, d. Harrison Hunt, WS, 18-2. 182 Camas Valley in the champi- North Medford, 39.5; 17. Eagle Point, 36; 18. Sandy, 25; 19. Graber, NB, p. Aidan Braun, SE, 1:37; Brandon Short, Red, p. 152 First Round — Tyler Otis, Ros, p. Alex Renner, Can, 1:15; onship game after the Newberg, 33; 20. Phoenix, 32; 21. Marshfield, 32; 22. West Cedar King, Pho, 2:49; Christian Marquez, HR, p. Devon First Round — Reed Van Anrooy, Ros, p. Hunter Smith, Red, Jeremy Funk, San, p. Kirik Scheratski, Woo, 1:38; Keegan Albany, 32. 23. Coquille 28; 24. Thurston 26; 25. West Salem, Jarmer, Can, 2:16; Dauki Willburn, Hil, d. Jeb Powell, WS, 10-2. 0:26; Tommy Winningham, Cra, d. Kjell Thorsen, GP, 4-3; Kyle Hammond, Cle, p. Thomas Ayala, DD, 3:00; Trent Wilson, NM, Hornets edged the Douglas 24.5; 26. Clackamas, 20; 27. Gresham, 18; 28. Willamette, 13; Second Round — Thaddeus Nelson, Mar, p. Jake Peck, Cen, Branfield, Pho, p. Rhett Schilperoot, San, 1:30; Dawson d. Brennen Yates, Red, 12-9; Dyaln Blasius, CC, d. Bret Wilson, junior varsity squad. 29. North Bend, 13; 30. Hidden Valley, 11; 31. Brookings- 0:56; Tyler Thomas, Cra, d. Jonathon Morrell, San, 8-0; Barber, CC, d. Kyle Lovell, WA, 8-6; Junior Rojas, HR, p. Eddie Cen, 5-1. Union 56, Marshfield Harbor, 9; 32. South Eugene, 7; 33. Woodburn, 4. Ramon Ortiz, Eve, p. Levi Pomeroy, EP, 2:47; Zach Nance, GP, Hill, Thu, 1:54; Colby Deskins, NM, p. Tyler Garrison, Cle, 3:37; Second Round — Michael Romine, Coq, d. David Rebischke, Friday’s championship bracket results (contested matches p. Nick Thornten, Dal, 4:53; Cole Van Anrooy, Ros, p. Bryson James McCoy, EP, d. Stephen Snegeriff, Woo, 11-2; Brady Dal, 6-1; Tyler Otis, Ros, p. Logan McVay, Gre, 1:02; T.J. 25: The Priates fell to the only in first round) Hockett, New, 1:11; Grayson Munn, CC, d. Levi Graber, NB, 6-0; Dooley, Gre, d. Chris Elmer, Coq, 10-8 OT; Chance Anderson, Cavender, Hil, p. Micah Walker, Cra, 2:46; Jeremy Funk, San, Washington school in the 106 Christian Marquez, HR, d. Brandon Short, Red, 16-0; Dauki HV, p. Grant Gage, Cla, 0:52; Noel Hygelund, Can, p. Eddie p. Mitch Hindrum, Chu, 0:37; Keegan Hammond, Cle, p. Wyatt Willburn, Hil, p. Aaron Webb, Thu, 5:28. opening round of the Bulldog First Round — Derrick Tollen, Chu, p. Michael Vazquez, Woo, Yeafer, BH, 0:18; Ricky Molinari, DD, p. Vern Stevens, Mar, Waggoner, Thu, 0:28; Trent Wilson, NM, d. Caeman Nicholas, 1:18; Will Greer, Cla, d. Taylor Spence, Ros, 6-1; Andrew Curry, 132 1:42; J.C. Moran, Chu, p. Dustin Roth, New, 3:34; Wyatt GP, 10-4; Dylan Blasius, CC, p. James Camp, WS, 1:10; Conner Classic on Friday. DD, p. Thay Htoo, Cle, 1:46; Alex Bedoya, GP, p. Aaron Jarmer, First Round — Texx Spezie-Shwiff, HR, p. Mason Roddy, GP, Passantino, Dal, p. Spencer Dean, Hil, 3:04. Paxton, BH, p. Chris Gabor, SE, 1:10. Reedsport 41, Mapleton Can, 0:50; Tyler Campbell, Mar, p. Blake Stiefel, Cen, 2:49. 1:15; Austyn Snow, Pho, p. Devon Duren, Thu, 1:27; Jesse Second Round — Reed Van Anrooy, Ros, p. Tommy 195 30: The Braves won their McCaffrey, Can, p. Naoto Tozaki, Hil, 1:42; Riley Jaramillo, Chu, Winningham, Cra, 3:25; Kyle Branfield, pho, d. Eric Second Round — Derrick Tollen, Chu, d. Matt Peterson, Hil, First Round — David Lofdahl, Cen, p. Sailor Becker, Cle, p. Dane Maben, Cla, 1:09; Skyler Harvey, Mar, d. Ben Tobey, Householder, IV, 4-3; Dawson Barber, CC, p. Junior Rojas, HR, fourth straight game, topping 6-3; Will Greer, Cla, d. Dayton Woodward, Red, 8-4; Brent 3:03; Gunner Crawford, CC, p. Will Fox, New, 2:30; Gunner Bannon, CC, p. Andrew Curry, DD, 1:31; Cody Bibler, Dal, d. WS, 5-1; Hayden Bates, CC, p. Matt Dindinger, Dal, 3:30; Alek 3:02; Tekwon Wallace, Eve, d. Colby Deskins, NM, 17-8; James the Sailors on the road. Callahan, EP, p. Nico Baldovino, NM, 1:26; Payton Mesa, Ros, McCoy, EP, p. Brady Dooley, Gre, 0:53; Ryley Bilderbeck, Cen, Sigado, Red, p. Chad Rund, 1:12; John Morin, Hil, p. Ryan Jessica DeHart, HR, 3-1; Seth Lambson, Coq, p. Mikey Krause, Eve, 2:00. Johnson, EP, 1:22; Henry Cox, NM, p. Alex Bedoya, GP, 1:48; win by injury default over Pat Anderson, Gre; Garret Rider, p. Chance Anderson, HV, 2:31; Noel Hygelund, Can, p. Ricky Thursday New, p. Levi Williams, BH, 1:42. Molinari, DD. 5:37; Wyatt Passantino, Dal, p. J.C. Moran, Chu, Second Round — Jackson Soto, WA, p. David Lofdahl, Cen, Isiah Av, Eve, p. Conrad Dethlesfsen, BH, 0:44; Tyler 1:02; Ihobhama Odighizuwa, DD, d. Kaden Johnson, NM, 13-3; Campbell, Mar, p. Luke Mackey, Cra, 2:00. Second Round — Morgan Walters, Cra, p. Texx Spezie- 2:16. Creswell 47, North Shwiff, HR, 1:01; Ty George, Red, p. Austyn Snow, Pho, 3:36; Julian Northrup, IV, d. Maverick Wiseman, Thu, 7-5; Gunner 113 160 Crawford, CC, p. David Gonzalez, EP, 5:09; Nick Morgan, HR, p. Bend 46: North Bend let a Jesse McCaffrey, Can, d. Brandon Parker, IV, 2-1; Riley First Round — Ian Thomas, Ros, d. Kyle Weseman, HR, 22-5; First Round — Trayton Libolt, CC, p. Austin Bitz, WA, 1:31; Jaramillo, Chu, d. Skyler Harvey, Mar, 4-1; Jeremiah Baker, DD, Tristan Ringhouse, Dal, 1:17; Kyle Anderegg, Cla, d. Gunner 14-point halftime lead slip Austin Mitchell, NM, p. Jacob Anderson, WS, 0:45; Ivan Valle, Auston Dunn, Eve, d. Wyatt Westfall, NM, 14-6; Brad Pfeifer, Sigado, Red, 7-4; Teran Reedy, Ros, p. Johnny Feuerborn, BH, d. Hayden Bates, CC, 2-1; Alek Callahan, EP, d. Ahmed Yusuf, Cla, d. Thane Baumer, EP, 9-4; Yadnel Ayala, Cle, p. Gavin away as host Creswell rallied EP, d. Teomatzin Lopez, Woo, 6-3; Skyler Midcap, NB, d. Isaiah Cle, 10-3; Payton Mesa, Ros, d. Amari Sengsavanh, Cen, 3-2; 4:30; John Morin, Hil, p. Francisco Lopez, Chu, 0:19. Harris, Thu, 12-1; Tim Lane, New, p. Zack Clark, IV, 0:13; Carroll, Chu, 1:30; Tim Smothers, Dal, d. Zane Burgess, New, for the win Thursday night. Jordan Moore, Eve, p. Garret Rider, New, 1:48. 4-2; Alex Hada, Hil, d. Lucas Scott, Cen, 10-4; Sarak Shields, 220 Marcus Allen, Coq, d. Hunter McCalister, Pho, 4-2. First Round — Jarrett Baker, Cra, p. Carlos Decker, San, 3:33; “In the first half, I Second Round — Trayton Libolt, CC, p. Danny Silampessy, 138 Red, d. Brando Morgan, Thu, 9-8; Austin Flood, Coq, p. Jeremy First Round — Brandon Campbell, Mar, d. Matthew Miller, Nicholes, GP, 1:35; Tyler White, San, p. Honor LeNoue, SE, 1:11; Sala Manu, WS, p. Cory Raffensberger, Pho, 0:45; Kyle Snyder, thought we played really Cen, 1:06; Austin Mitchell, NM, d. Izaak Grubbs, Mar, 19-2; Dal, p. Blayne Burnett, Chu, 1:55; Curtis Crouch, CC, p. Kyle Jacob Cytrynbaum, SE, p. Ivan Valle, EP, 0:58; Lah Htoo, Cle, Cla, 9-2; Jordan Bellon, GP, p. Wallace Webb, Cle, 2:47; Tristen T.J. Hughey, IV, d. Jerry Delefuente, Cra, 11-3; Kris Bjornson, well,”said North Bend coach Snow, WS, d. Gabe Peak, DD, 7-0; Cameron Mesa, Ros, d. Chris WS, d. Tyler Gregory, 16-1; Elijah Taylor, DD, p. Arturo Perez, Rademacher, Can, 1:55; Brad Hyatt, HV, d. Jacob Kasper, NM, p. Austin Doeschner, Red, 0:50; Jorrin Ishihara, Chu, p. Austin 8-2; Juan Karlos Hernandez, HR, d. Gabe Darlin, Eve, 8-2. Mike Forrester. “We were Henderson, Eve, 1:44; Skyler Midcap, NB, p. Kyle Grahn, San, Norred, Can, 17-5; Brady Anderson, Dal, d. Nate Walters, Cra, Woo, 1:21. 8-4; Broc Stiefel, Cen, d. Kody Williams, Red, 8-4; Charlie Second Round — Ian Thomas, Ros, p. Johnathan Christlieb, Second Round — Steely Smith, WA, p. Joe Huffman, Hil, patient with our offense. The 1:39; Tim Lane, New, p. Quentin Jamieson, DD, 1:59; Austin 1:00; Jarrett Baker, Cra, d. Justin Anderson, Gre, 4-2; Lucas Brittle, Cla, d. Marcus Allen, Coq, 8-4. Mallon, HR, d. Julio Corona, San, 12-5; Max Thomas, Chu, p. Pho, 0:24; Brad Pheifer, Cla, win by disqualification over second half, we couldn’t buy Mike Dixon, Pho, 1:31. Austin Dunn, Eve; Yadnel Ayala, Cle, Tim Smothers, Dal, 2:41; Anthony, Thu, p. Sala Manu, WS, 2:41; Kyle Snyder, Dal, d. a basket.” 120 Second Round — Colbran Meeker, CC, p. Brandon Campbell, Alex Urrea, CC, d. Alex Hada, Hil, 15-2; Keith Nichols, Can, p. Andy Clemons, Coq, 9-7; Curtis Crouch, CC, d. Freddy Garcia, First Round — Casey Coulter, GP, p. Johnny Nguyen, Cla, Mar, 2:30; Jordan Bellon, GP, p. Lee Chung, Gre, 4:52; Tristen Sarek Shields, Red, 5:52; Tyler White, San, p. Austin Flood, DD, 8-4; Brad Hyatt, HV, p. Jake Snyder, Ros, 0:55; Casey Britni Ring had 19 points 2:37; Brennan Baccay, Cen, p. Cole Spring, Chu, 0:54; Joe Lwin, Snow, WS, p. Cole Hornbrook, NW, 3:18; Cameron Mesa, Ros, Coq, 3:24; Kris Bjornson, WS, d. T.J. Hughey, IV, 9-1; Elijah Gates, Red, p. Casey Northern, Cen, 0:50; Juan Karlos for North Bend and Rachel Cle, p. Loren Denn, Ep, 2:38; Alek Purtzer, Can, p. Alex p. Jesse Montez, Hil, 3:47; Brady Anderson, Dal, d. Rodolfo Taylor, DD, d. Zach Hallmark, HV, 13-5. Hernandez, HR, d. Zach Jett, Cla, 12-2. Oman and Cherise Kirkpatrick Backman, NB, 5:04; Eric Miller, IV, d. Cameron Johnson, WS, Hernandez, Woo, 14-5; Avery Caird, Thu, p. Broc Stiefel, Cen, 170 285 9-3; Chad Jones, Ros, d. Tristin Molinari, DD, 16-0; Walter 0:48; Sherman Hammond, EP, d. Charlie Mallon, HR, 15-0; First Round — Kody Gray, Cra, p. Jacob Posey, Can, 4:38; D.J. First Round — Will Dawson, Chu, p. Bryce Palahniuk, Thu, added eight points each. Kurz, Cra, p. Knute Thompson, Pho, 0:39; Joey Rodriguez, Hil, Gabe Miller, IV, p. Max Thomas, Chu, 2:29. Ishihara, Chu, d. Andrew Waite, WS, 11-6; Jon Britt, IV, d. 0:59; Jeremy Breedlove, HR, p. Avion Maloney, NM, 3:21; Madisen Eusted had 18 p. Phillip Spencer, BH, 1:01; Adam Webb, Thu, p. Kody 145 Ethan Williams, BH, 11-0; Justin McBride, Gre, p. Carlos Austin Wright, Eve, p. Mike Priest, San, 0:16; Zakary Jullian, points for Creswell. Courtright, Coq, 2:46; Austin Rystedt, Red, p. Warren Laube, First Round — Dillon Ulrey, Cra, p. Bryan O’Neil, EP, 3:24; Mendez, Cen, 5:40; Tanner Barichio, Red, p. Steven Swafford, Wil, p. Jeremiah Meadors, Pho, 5:43; Tyler Kailuli, Ros, d. WA, 1:37. Braden Vega, Pho, d. Shane Roach, SE, 9-4; Alex Harnsberger, HR, 0:58; Sye Yates, Coq, d. Hunter Morse, Hil, 10-3; Anthony Brody Morse, Hil, 8-4; Elijah Staples, DD, d. Sumner North Bend visits Second Round — Casey Coulter, GP, p. Caleb Peterson, SE, Hil, p. Michael Seyl, CC, 2:41; Garrett Lawrence, Dal, p. Alex Thomas, Eve, p. Kyle Zomerschoe, NB, 0:35; Scotty Dunagan, Saulsbury, Red, 6-4; Jacob Jones, WA, p. Tanner Henderson, Junction City today in a dou- 1:40; Brennan Baccay, Cen, p. Hugh Hammond, New, 2:18; Joe Marsh, Cle, 5:37; Carson French, WA, p. Dylan Wedman, NM, Dal, d. Max Hane, Ros, 9-2; Dillon Schnee, GP, d. Caleb Ash, EP, NB, 1:15; Manuel Davila, GP, p. Armando Rojas, Woo, 0:40. bleheader that also includes Lwin, Cle, d. Alek Purtzer, Can, 20-12; Eric Miller, IV, p. Hector 2:21; Jerry Finley, Eve, p. David Saldana, Woo, 2:33; Tristan 13-9; Reid Shipley, NM, p. Brenden Lindsey, SE, 1:06; Dean Second Round — Will Dawson, Chu, p. Jose Contreras, Gre, Flores, Woo, 3:16; Chad Jones, Ros, p. Walter Kurz, Cra, 1:22; Dixon, Coq, d. Mason Davis, Thu, 7-2; Andrews DeHart, HR, d. Smith, CC, p. Eddie Cruz, Woo, 1:12; Izzy Rubio, Pho, p. Justin 0:36; Aaron Beadle, Cen, p. Jeremy Breedlove, HR, 1:53; the first game of the season Joey Rodriguez, Hil, p. Dakota Peterson, San, 1:10; Johnny Austin Long, Gre, 5-2; Logan Miller, IV, p. Brandon Holteen, Torniak, DD, 1:13; Kyle Bateman, San, p. Sebastian Hanney, Austin Wright, Eve, p. Cole Johnson, Cla, 1:41; Jason Williams, for the Bulldog boys. Avina, CC, d. Adam Webb, Thu, 8-5; Matt Hofenbred, Dal, d. BH, 1:10; Harrison Hunt, WS, p. Sam Riley, Cla, 1:46; Brody New, 1:44. CC, p. Zakary Jullian, Wil, 1:13; Riley Sipe, Dal, p. Tyler Kailuli, “We’ve got to get better,” Austin Rystedt, Red, 13-0. Faas, Ros, p. David Woodman, Cen, 1:29. Second Round — Kody Gray, Cra, d. Kyle Hammond, Cle, 17- Ros, 2:25; Alejandro Sandoval, Can, p. Elijah Staples, DD, 3;35; 126 Second Round — Dillon Ulrey, Cra, p. Dillon Ulrey, Cra, 5:17; 0; D.J. Ishihara, Chu, p. Jon Britt, IV, 4:45; Joe Jones, Wil, p. Dakota Church, New, p. Jacob Jones, WA, 1:56; Derick Turituri, Forrester said. “We got killed First Round — Thaddeus Nelson, Mar, p. Andrew Bordeaux, Alex Harnsberger, Hil, d. Braden Vega, Pho, 14-3; Vagif Justin McBride, Gre, 0:44; Sye Yates, Coq, d. Tanner Barichio, Cra, p. Manuel Davila, GP, 0:52. on the boards again.” C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday,December 8,2012 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Memphis Jones takes Tennessee job

edges THE ASSOCIATED PRESS player of the year award on Oregon defeated BYU in four Thursday. He became the sets Friday to advance to the KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — first defensive player to win NCAA volleyball tournament Hornets New Tennessee football the Maxwell Award since Omaha Regional final. coach Butch Jones says he’s 1980, ending a string of nine The fifth-seeded Ducks THE ASSOCIATED PRESS eager to roll up his sleeves straight quarterbacks. (28-4) set a school record for and take over what he called Next up is the Heisman wins in a season and reached NEW ORLEANS — Rudy “the best college football Trophy ceremony tonight, a regional final for the first Gay tied a season high with program in America.” with Te’o and Texas A&M time in 10 tournament 28 points and the Memphis The 44-year-old Jones quarterback Johnny Manziel appearances. They won 25- Grizzlies maintained their said during his introductory considered the favorites. 23, 25-21, 22-25, 25-12. NBA-best winning percent- news confer- Manziel won the Davey Pac 12 player of the year age with their second- ence Friday Sports O’Brien National Quarter- Alaina Bergsma had 17 kills, straight victory, 96-89 over that his back Award and the Aggies’ Ariana Williams 13 and the struggling New Orleans team “will Shorts junior offensive lineman Luke Katherine Fischer 12 for the Hornets on Friday night. be a cham- Joeckel took home the Out- Ducks. Lauren Plum had 68 New Orleans put up pion in every- land Trophy for the nation’s set assists. resistance, though, despite thing we do.” best interior lineman. Oregon will play fourth- losing for the 11th time in 13 Jones owns a 50-27 record Other players honored seeded Nebraska in the games, and Memphis needed in six seasons as a head Thursday were Southern regional final. The Corn- Gay’s 3 with 2:10 left to get coach. He went 27-13 in three California’s Marqise Lee huskers (26-6) beat Wash- some breathing room. seasons at Central Michigan (Biletnikoff Award for top ington 25-14, 25-21, 25-23. Former Hornets first- and has gone 23-14 at receiver), Tulane’s Cairo round draft choice Quincy Cincinnati the last three Santos (Lou Groza Award for Portland moves rookies Pondexter tied a season high The Associated Press years. Jones must rebuild a top kicker), Louisiana Tech’s PORTLAND — The Trail with 16 points for the Memphis forward Zach Rudolph shoots over New Orleans center Ryan former SEC power that has Ryan Allen (Ray Guy Award Blazers have assigned rookies Grizzlies, who improved to Anderson in the first half Friday. posted three consecutive los- for top punter), Mississippi Will Barton and Victor Claver 14-3 (.823). ing seasons. State’s Johnthan Banks (Jim to Portland’s development Ryan Anderson, Austin the rim. Paul George led the rebounds to lead Minnesota Tennessee had been seek- Thorpe Award for top defen- league affiliate, the Idaho Rivers and Brian Roberts Pacers with 22 points. past Cleveland. ing a new coach since the sive back), and Wisconsin’s Stampede. each scored 15 points for the Bulls 108, Pistons 104: Alonzo Gee scored 16 Nov. 18 firing of Derek Montee Ball (Doak Walker Barton has played in 16 Hornets. Joakim Noah had career points and Anderson Varejao Dooley, who went 15-21 in Award for top running back). games for the Blazers this 76ers 95, Celtics 94, highs of 30 points and 23 grabbed 14 rebounds for the three years. The Vols pursued season, averaging 2.6 points OT: Evan Turner had 26 rebounds, to help Chicago Cavaliers. Jones after getting rebuffed Broncos win again and 1.4 rebounds in 8.8 min- points and 10 rebounds and beat Detroit for the 16th Hawks 104, Wizards by ESPN analyst Jon Gruden OAKLAND, Calif. — utes per game. The guard was Thaddeus Young added 17 straight time. 95: Josh Smith had 23 points and Louisville coach Charlie Peyton Manning threw his the 40th pick in the June points and 12 rebounds to Rodney Stuckey led and 15 rebounds as Atlanta Strong. 30th touchdown pass of the draft out of Memphis. lead Philadelphia past Boston Detroit with 24 points and beat Washington. Jones turned down season on the game’s opening Claver, a 6-foot-10 for- in overtime. Brandon Knight added 21. Kevin Seraphin had 19 Colorado and a day later drive and the Denver Broncos ward from Spain, was select- Rajon Rondo had 16 Spurs 114, Rockets 92: points for the Wizards. accepted the Tennessee posi- rolled to their eighth straight ed by the Blazers in the 2009 points, 14 assists and a sea- Tony Parker had 17 points Bucks 108, Bobcats 93: tion. victory, beating the Oakland draft and signed with the son-high 13 rebounds for the and seven assists, and San Ersan Ilyasova scored a sea- Raiders 26-13 on Thursday. team this summer. He has Celtics. Antonio never trailed in a win son-high 21 points as Te’o wins more awards Knowshon Moreno ran for appeared in four games this Thunder 114, Lakers over Houston. Milwaukee took command LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. 119 yards and a score on a season, averaging 5.8 min- 108: Kevin Durant had 36 James Harden had 29 early. Gerald Henderson led — Manti Te’o was “at a loss for career-high 32 carries and utes with 0.3 points and one points, Russell Westbrook points to lead Houston. the Bobcats with 19 points. words” after capturing the Matt Prater kicked four field rebound per game. scored 27 of his 33 in the first Warriors 109, Nets 102: Jazz 131, Raptors 99: Maxwell Award as the nation’s goals for the Broncos (10-3), half to stake Oklahoma City David Lee had 30 points and Paul Millsap scored 20 most outstanding player, one who moved a half-game Haren joins Nationals to a commanding lead in a 15 rebounds and Golden State points, Enes Kanter had 18 in of three honors Notre Dame’s ahead of New England and WASHINGTON — Right- win over short-handed Los gave coach Mark Jackson a his first career start and Utah senior linebacker received at Baltimore for the second- hander Dan Haren has agreed Angeles. winning return to Brooklyn. hit 13 3-pointers. the 22nd Home Depot College best record in the AFC. to a one-year contract with NBA scoring leader Kobe Golden State improved to Andrea Bargnani led Football Awards show at Denver visits Baltimore next the Washington Nationals. Bryant had 35 points to lead 2-0 on its season-high, Toronto with 20 points and Disney World. week in a game that will help The NL East champions the Lakers, who trailed by 19 seven-game road trip against eight rebounds. “The last time I ever decide who gets a first-round announced the deal Friday, before rallying to get within Eastern Conference oppo- Kings 91, Magic 82: dreamt of winning that playoff bye. without giving financial four in the final minute. nents, a game played not far DeMarcus Cousins had 17 award was on a video game,” Manning also joined Brett terms. Earlier in the week, a Nuggets 92, Pacers 89: from where Jackson became a points and 14 rebounds and he said. “So to win it is a Favre as the only quarter- person familiar with the talks Andre Miller scored eight of New York City star. reserve guard Isaiah Thomas mind-blowing experience.” backs with 5,000 career told The Associated Press it his 15 points during a late 10-0 Joe Johnson scored a sea- also scored 17 to lead Te’o now has won six completions in the win over would be worth $13 million. spurt, sending Denver son-high 32 points for the Sacramento. major awards since the end of the Raiders (3-10). The 32-year-old Haren Nuggets to a win over Indiana. Nets Glen Davis had 20 points the regular season, also tak- was a free agent after going Indiana (10-10) had a Timberwolves 91, and 11 rebounds for Orlando, ing home the Bednarik Award Ducks reach final eight 12-13 with a 4.33 ERA in 30 chance to force overtime, but Cavaliers 73: Kevin Love but fouled out in the final 36 for top defensive player and OMAHA, Neb. — Liz starts for the Los Angeles George Hill’s 3 bounced off had 36 points and 13 seconds. Walter Camp Foundation Brenner pounded 26 kills and Angels in 2012. Scoreboard

Harrisburg Eagle Classic Haylee VanWormer. 500 Freestyle — 1. Shan Lansing, GP, 6:04.72; Milwaukee at Brooklyn, 3 p.m. TEXAS RANGERS—Sent RHP Wilfredo Boscan On The Air Coquille 44, Oakridge 34 Thursday 2. Dominique Randle, Mar, 6:29.50; 3. Jodi Mork, Indiana at Oklahoma City, 4 p.m. to San Diego to complete an earlier trade. Coquille 5 14 11 14 — 44 Mar, 6:34.55; 4. Hannah Delgado, Mar, 7:01.26; 5. Denver at New York, 4:30 p.m. Agreed to terms with 1B-DH Brandon Allen, RHP Today Creswell 47, North Bend 46 Sonja Nutick, GP, 7:54.06. Orlando at Phoenix, 5 p.m. Jake Brigham, RHP Evan Meek and RHP Randy Oakridge 14 0 13 7 — 34 North Bend 14 19 8 8 — 46 High School Girls Basketball — Marshfield at COQUILLE (44): Matt Miranda 17, Larry Bowen 200 Freestyle Relay — 1. Grants Pass (Sidney Utah at L.A. Lakers, 6:30 p.m. Wells on minor league contracts. Bulldog Classic, 11 a.m., KMHS (1420 AM). Creswell 9 7 14 17 — 47 Bradbury, Natalie LeMoss, Chiara Marzi, Shan National League 11, Terrence Edwards 7, Drew Piburn 5, Brandon NORTH BEND (46): Britni Ring 19, Cherise High School Boys Basketball — Marshfield at Bowen 2, Wilson Hodge 2, Kevin Mast, Austin Lansing), 1:59.72; 2. Marshfield (Alyssa Pro Football ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Agreed to terms Bulldog Classic, 12:45 p.m., KMHS (91.3 FM). Kirkpatrick 8, Rachel Oman 8, Madison Spence Hedgpeth, Kaitlyn James, Asha Huffman, Jane with C Wil Nieves and INF-OF Eric Hinske on one- Arrant, Caleb Owens. 4, Shalah Collicott 3, Jasmine Barker 2, Rylie Men’s College Basketball — Arkansas at OAKRIDGE (34): Austin White 19, Trevor Suppes), 2:03.31; 3. Grants Pass (Sonja Nutick, year contracts. Waddington 2, McKenzie Edwards, Alex Marie Shaneyfelt, Brooklynne Worthington, NFL Michigan, 9 a.m., CBS; Portland at Kentucky, 9 Armstrong 8, Tristan Ivie 4, Gerry Snyder 2, ATLANTA BRAVES—Agreed to terms with OF Wilkinson. Madison Beck), 2:20.14. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Reed Johnson on a one-year contract. a.m., ESPN2; Texas Christian at Tulsa, 10 a.m., Lucas Hubbard 1, Briggs, Tristan White. East W L T Pct PF PA Root Sports; Colorado at Kansas, 11 a.m., ESPN2; CRESWELL (47): Madisen Eusted 18, Chase 100 Backstroke — 1. Brittany Banks, Mar, CHICAGO CUBS—Agreed to terms with RHP Brookings-Harbor Tournament Bohman 8, Breanna Bronson 8, Mackenzi Seele 1:19.09; 2. MacKenzie Vick, Mar, 1:20.45; 3. y-New England 9 3 0 .750 430 260 Kyuji Fujikawa on a two-year contract. Duke vs. Temple, 12:15 p.m., ESPN; Virginia Tech N.Y. Jets 5 7 0 .417 228 296 at West Virginia, 1 p.m., ESPN2; UCLA at Texas, Phoenix 52, Bandon 48 8, Miranda Cole 4, Callie Cox 1, Aburey Delarosa. Natalie LeMoss, GP, 1:23.89; 4. Jane Suppes, Mar, MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Agreed to terms with 1:27.34; 5. Brooklynne Worthington, GP, 1:35.81. Buffalo 5 7 0 .417 277 337 LHP Travis Webb on a minor-league contract. 2:15 p.m., ESPN; Wisconsin at Marquette, 3 p.m., Phoenix 7 23 13 9 — 52 SWIMMING Miami 5 7 0 .417 227 249 ESPN2; Northern Iowa at George Mason, 3 p.m., Bandon 7 15 15 11 — 48 100 Breaststroke — 1. Kayla Sparkman, Mar, NEW YORK METS—Traded LHP Kyle Lobstein to At Mingus Park 1:24.53; 2. Asha Huffman, Mar, 1:29.37; 3. Sidney South W L T Pct PF PA Detroit for cash. NBC Sports Network; Arizona at Clemson, 5 PHOENIX (52): Jason Wyncoop 19, Kenyon x-Houston 11 1 0 .917 351 221 p.m., ESPN2; Villanova at Pennsylvania, 5 p.m., Mayers 9, Morris 8, Kostios 6, Raffensperger 4, BOYS Bradbury, GP, 1:32.52; 4. Cheyenne McNeely, ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Agreed to terms with Grants Pass 114, Marshfield 46 Mar, 1:39.39; 6. Marissa Kompaniet, GP, 1:40.79. Indianapolis 8 4 0 .667 265 306 LHP Randy Choate on a three-year contract. NBC Sports Network; Valparaiso at New Mexico, Jonousek 3, H. Mahaffey 2, Deras 1, Leavens, T. Tennessee 4 8 0 .333 248 359 6 p.m., Root Sports; Illinois at Gonzaga, 7 p.m., Mahaffey. 200 Medley Relay — 1. Grants Pass (CJ Stott, 400 Freestyle Relay — 1. Marshfield SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Agreed to terms Joe Drevets, Reilly Kompaniet, Sam Churchill), (Dominique Randle, Kayla Sparkman, Jodi Mork, Jacksonville 2 10 0 .167 206 342 with OF Angel Pagan on a four-year contract and ESPN2. BANDON (48): Evan Henson 13, Logan Shea 13, North W L T Pct PF PA NBA Basketball — New York at Chicago, 5 p.m., JJ Witte 7, Trsitian Davidson 6, Jonathan Wilhite 1:58.24; 2. Grants Pass (Mitch Nuenschwander, Brittany Banks), 4:26.78; 2. Marshfield (Elyse with INF Marco Scutaro on a three-year con- Eliot Bald, Andrew Delisle, Eli Neavs), 1:58.69; 3. Trendell, Bridget McCarthy, Hannah Delgado, Baltimore 9 3 0 .750 303 242 tract. WGN; Portland at Sacramento, 7 p.m., KEVU. 4, Shawn Peters 3, Derik Cox 2, Quentin Coomer. Pittsburgh 7 5 0 .583 254 230 College Football — NCAA FCS quarterfinal, 9 Marshfield (Derek Miller, Spencer Fromm, Bill Cheyenne McNeely), 4:30.39; 3. Grants Pass WASHINGTON NATIONALS—Agreed to terms Camas Valley tournament Fields, Elias Mendez), 2:08.91. (Chiara Marzi, Claire Dowd, Marie Shaneyfelt, Cincinnati 7 5 0 .583 302 260 with RHP Dan Haren on a one-year contract. a.m., ESPN; Army vs. Navy, noon, CBS; Heisman Cleveland 4 8 0 .333 229 265 Trophy Presentation, 5 p.m., ESPN. Prospect 42, Powers 41 200 Freestyle — 1. Joe Drevets, GP, 2:02.00; 2. Mackenzie Brooks), 5:03.16. BASKETBALL Prospect 8 13 8 13 — 42 Daniel Sloan, GP, 2:09.72; 3. Devan Heigit, GP, West W L T Pct PF PA National Basketball Association Sunday, Dec. 9 y-Denver 10 3 0 .769 375 257 NFL Football — Dallas at Cincinnati, 10 a.m., Powers 13 5 10 13 — 41 2:14.46; 4. Brogan Bracelin, Mar, 2:17.69; 5. CLEVELAND CAVALIERS—Assigned F Jon Leuer Michael Stephens, Mar, 2:34.22. Pro Basketball San Diego 4 8 0 .333 258 257 Fox; Miami at San Francisco, 1 p.m., CBS; New PROSPECT (42): Boston Ehlers 10, Scotty to Canton (NBADL). 200 Individual Medley — 1. Spencer Fromm, Oakland 3 10 0 .231 248 402 Orleans at New York Giants, 1 p.m., Fox; Detroit Kennedy 9, Isaac Reynolds 7, Matthew Rader 6, OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER—Recalled F Perry Mar, 2:25.74; 2. Reilly Kompaniet, GP, 2:28.79; 3. NBA Kansas City 2 10 0 .167 188 322 at Green Bay, 5:20 p.m., NBC. Kyle Roe 6, Kevin Baker 4, Jacob Bliss, Lane May. Jones, G Jeremy Lamb and C Daniel Orton from Thomas Jerin, GP, 2:30.26; 4. Bill Fields, Mar, EASTERN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Bowling — PBA World Tour Finals, 10 a.m., ESPN. POWERS (41): Tye Jackson 17, Devin Tulsa (NBADL). 2:33.22; 5. Andrew Delisle, GP, 2:34.40. Atlantic Division W L Pct GB East W L T Pct PF PA Monday, Dec. 10 MacKensen 17, Aaron Pedrick 7, James Clausen, New York 14 4 .778 — PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS—Assigned G Will Carl Martinez, Clayton Stallard, Ron Zemke. 50 Freestyle — 1. Eliot Bald, GP, 24.80; 2. Elias N.Y. Giants 7 5 0 .583 321 243 Barton and F Victor Claver to Idaho (NBADL). NFL Football — Houston at New England, 5:30 Brooklyn 11 7 .611 3 Washington 6 6 0 .500 312 301 Mendez, Mar, 25.59; 3. Sam Churchill, GP, 26.26; 4. 1 TORONTO RAPTORS—Assigned F Quincy Acy to p.m., ESPN. GIRLS Philadelphia 11 8 .579 3⁄2 Dallas 6 6 0 .500 280 295 Cam Merker, GP, 26.27; 5. Zaq Carroll, Mar, 29.20. 1 Bakersfield (NBADL). Boston 10 9 .526 4⁄2 Gold Beach 41, Oakland 40, OT 100 Butterfly — 1. Joe Drevets, GP, 1:04.73; 2. Philadelphia 3 9 0 .250 217 320 FOOTBALL Local Schedule CJ Stott, GP, 1:09.60; 3. Thomas Jerin, GP, Toronto 4 16 .200 11 South W L T Pct PF PA Gold Beach 8 4 9 12 8 — 41 Southeast Division W L Pct GB National Football League Oakland 14 7 8 4 7—40 1:10.34; 4. Wesley Bauer, Mar, 1:11.09; 5. Derek y-Atlanta 11 1 0 .917 317 229 NFL—Fined Chicago LB Brian Urlacher $21,000 Today Miami 12 5 .706 — Tampa Bay 6 6 0 .500 333 285 GOLD BEACH (41): Morrigan Clifford 11, Eliza Miller, Mar, 1:13.55. 1 for a horse-collar tackle on Seattle’s Leon High School Boys Basketball — Coquille vs. Atlanta 11 5 .688 ⁄2 New Orleans 5 7 0 .417 321 327 Lander 9, Makayla Stone 6, Jessica Young 6, 100 Freestyle — 1. Eliot Bald, GP, 55.31; 2. Cam 1 Washington and Green Bay DB Tramon Williams Charlotte 7 11 .389 5⁄2 Harrisburg at Harrisburg Eagle Classic, 5:30 Hailey Timeus 4, Lacy Lang 3, Savanna Rucker 2, Merkez, GP, 57.96; 3. Elias Mendez, Mar, 58.21; 4. Carolina 3 9 0 .250 235 292 $21,000 for his helmet-to-helmet hit on p.m.; Rogue River at Gold Beach, 5 p.m.; Bandon Orlando 7 12 .368 6 North W L T Pct PF PA Clara Herbage. Eli Neavs GP, 1:00.15; 5. Zaq Carroll, Mar, 1 Minnesota’s Toby Gerhart in their Dec. 2 games. at Brookings-Harbor Invitational, TBA; Powers 1:09.00. Washington 2 14 .125 9⁄2 Green Bay 8 4 0 .667 296 259 OAKLAND (40): Gallop 16, Swan 11, Spencer 6, Central Division W L Pct GB Fined Detroit DT Nick Fairley $15,750 for his at Camas Valley Invitational, TBA; Marshfield at Herbert 6, Westbrook 2, Harper, Lytle, Patt, 500 Freestyle — 1. Daniel Sloan, GP, 5:57.19; 2. Chicago 8 4 0 .667 294 198 horse-collar tackle of Indianapolis QB Andrew Bulldog Classic, 12:45 p.m., Albany; North Bend Brogan Bracelin, Mar, 6:12.77; 3. Devan Heigle, Chicago 10 8 .556 — Minnesota 6 6 0 .500 262 272 Wisser, Young. Milwaukee 9 9 .500 1 Luck. Fined Washington C Will Montgomery at Junction City, 7:15 p.m.; Wilsonville at Siuslaw, GP, 6:13.29; 4. Mitch Nuenschwander, GP, Detroit 4 8 0 .333 300 315 $10,000 for kicking New York Giants DL Linval 3 p.m. Harrisburg Tournament Indiana 10 10 .500 1 West W L T Pct PF PA 6:29.69; 5. Caleb Kyllo, Mar, 6:40.20. 1 Joseph, who was fined $7,875 for unnecessary High School Girls Basketball — Coquille vs. Coquille 59, Oakridge 20 200 Freestyle Relay — 1. Grants Pass (CJ Stott, Detroit 6 15 .286 5⁄2 San Francisco 8 3 1 .708 289 171 Cleveland 4 16 .200 7 roughness. Harrisburg at Harrisburg Eagle Classic, 2:30 Coquille 22 12 17 8 — 59 Eliot Bald, Reilly Kompaniet, Joe Drevets), Seattle 7 5 0 .583 242 202 WESTERN CONFERENCE BUFFALO BILLS—Signed OT Chris Scott from p.m.; Rogue River at Gold Beach, 3 p.m.; Bandon Oakridge 6 11 0 3 — 20 1:40.91; 2. Marshfield (Brogan Bracelin, Zaq St. Louis 5 6 1 .458 221 267 Tennessee’s practice squad. Placed OT Chris at Brookings-Harbor Invitational, TBA; Powers Southwest Division W L Pct GB COQUILLE (59): Taylor GeDeros 16, Emily Lack Carroll, Welsey Bauer, Michael Stephens), 1 Arizona 4 8 0 .333 186 234 Hairston on injured reserve. Memphis 14 3 .824 ⁄2 at Camas Valley Invitational, TBA; Marshfield at 12, Maddy Grant 10, Katie Davidson 6, Marina 1:57.71; 3. Grants Pass (R.L, Josh Arnado, Jaral x-clinched playoff spot San Antonio 16 4 .800 — CINCINNATI BENGALS—Signed K Josh Brown. Bulldog Classic, 11 a.m., Albany; North Bend at Wilson 6, Makayla Edgar 2, Jessica McElravey 2, Thompson, Devan Heigit), 1:59.36. y-clinched division Waived C Jeff Faine. Junction City, 5:30 p.m. Houston 9 9 .500 6 Nicole Romine 2, Hannah Royal 2, Bayli 100 Backstroke — 1. CJ Stott, GP, 1:09.75; 2. 1 Today KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Placed DL Allen Bailey Dallas 9 10 .474 6⁄2 High School Swimming — Marshfield and North Waddington 1, Kaitlyn Hyatt. Mitch Nuenschwander, GP, 1:16.98; 3. Caydn Denver 26, Oakland 13 New Orleans 5 13 .278 10 on injured reserve. Signed LB Leon Williams. Bend at North Bend Invitational, 9:30 a.m. OAKRIDGE (20): Lofton, Mar, 1:30.45; 4. Victor Lahr, Mar, 1:31.68; Sunday, Dec. 9 OAKRIDGE (20): Kyla Flack 8, Ashley Walters Northwest Division W L Pct GB MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Signed OT Troy Kropog High School Wrestling — Marshfield, North Bend 5. Lane Koster, Mar, 1:36.42. Chicago at Minnesota, 10 a.m. 4, Amanda Aguilar 3, Alexa Flack 3, Jasmine Oklahoma City 16 4 .800 — from the practice squad. at Coast Classic, North Bend, 10 a.m. Bates 2, Leanna Dick, Jessica Humphrey. 100 Breaststroke — 1. Andrew Delisle, GP, 1 Baltimore at Washington, 10 a.m. Utah 11 10 .524 5⁄2 NEW YORK GIANTS—Placed OT Sean Locklear Men’s College Basketball — SWOCC TBA at Dale 1:10.15; 2. Reilly Kompaniet, GP, 1:15.71; 3. Bill Kansas City at Cleveland, 10 a.m. Douglas Tournament Denver 10 10 .500 6 on injured reserve. Signed OL Selvish Capers Bates Classic, Eugene. Fields, Mar, 1:16.86; 4. Derek Miller, Mar, 1:24.70; San Diego at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. Myrtle Point 44, Klamath Union 30 Minnesota 9 9 .500 6 from the practice squad. Signed OL Paul Sunday, Dec. 9 5. Josh Arnado, GP, 1:26.41. 1 Tennessee at Indianapolis, 10 a.m. Fenaroli to the practice squad. Myrtle Point 16 12 11 5 — 44 Portland 8 11 .421 7⁄2 Men’s College Basketball — SWOCC TBA at Dale 400 Freestyle Relay — 1. Grants Pass (Mitch N.Y. Jets at Jacksonville, 10 a.m. NEW YORK JETS—Signed S Antonio Allen from Klamath Union 5 12 7 6 — 30 Pacific Division W L Pct GB Bates Classic, Eugene. Nuenschwander, Thomas Jerin, Daniel Sloan, Atlanta at Carolina, 10 a.m. the practice squad. Signed CB Donnie Fletcher to MYRTLE POINT (44): Caitlyn Robison 21, L.A. Clippers 12 6 .667 — Monday, Dec. 10 Cam Merker), 4:06.75; 2. Grants Pass (Eli Neavs, 1 Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 10 a.m. the practice squad. Karissa Henshaw 4, Daysha Stidham 4, Golden State 12 7 .632 ⁄2 High School Boys Basketball — Sutherlin at Andrew Delisle, Devin Heigit, Sam Churchill), St. Louis at Buffalo, 10 a.m. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Signed CB Chandler MacKenzie Findley 3, Morgan Newton 3, Kirsten L.A. Lakers 9 11 .450 4 Coquille, 7:30 p.m.; Siuslaw at Elmira, 7:30 4:09.12; 3. Marshfield (Spencer Fromm, Brogan Dallas at Cincinnati, 10 a.m. Fenner to the practice squad. Canaday 2, Chelsie Fandel 2, Grace Hermann 2, Phoenix 7 13 .350 6 p.m. Bracelin, Bill Fields, Derek Miller), 4:11.02. Miami at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m. TENNESSEE TITANS—Signed WR Michael Kayley Leslie 2, Bethany Meyer 1, Morgan Sacramento 6 12 .333 6 High School Girls Basketball — Sutherlin at Arizona at Seattle, 1:25 p.m. Preston from the practice squad. Waived FB McNeely, Nicole Seals. GIRLS Thursday’s Games Coquille, 6 p.m.; Elmira at Siuslaw, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans at N.Y. Giants, 1:25 p.m. Collin Mooney. KLAMATH UNION (30): Brown 15, Rice 7, Marshfield 130, Grants Pass 39 New York 112, Miami 92 Detroit at Green Bay, 5:20 p.m. SOCCER Newman 5, Brock 2, Choukalos 1, Pimentel, 200 Medley Relay — 1. Marshfield (Jodi Mork, Dallas 97, Phoenix 94 Monday, Dec. 10 Major League Soccer High School Results Wilder. Shaylyn Brownell, Bridget McCarthy, Asha Friday’s Games Huffman), 2:05.76; 2. Marshfield (Kayla Philadelphia 95, Boston 94, OT Houston at New England, 5:30 p.m. COLUMBUS CREW—Agreed to terms with MF BASKETBALL Brookings-Harbor Invitational Sparkman, Alyssa Hedgpeth, Brittany Banks, Denver 92, Indiana 89 Tony Tchani. BOYS Bandon 41, Phoenix 33 Elyse Trendell), 2:08.52; 3. Grants Pass Atlanta 104, Washington 95 Transactions PORTLAND TIMBERS—Signed G Jake Gleeson, Nonleague Bandon 7 16 9 9 — 41 (Mackenzie Brooks, Sidney Bradbury, Natalie Golden State 109, Brooklyn 102 D Ryan Kawulok and MF/D Rodney Wallace. BASEBALL Exercised their 2012 contract options on G Joe Myrtle Point 56, La Pine 48 Phoenix 7 5 17 4 — 33 LeMoss, Shan Lansing), 2:17.05. Chicago 108, Detroit 104 200 Freestyle — 1. Shaylyn Brownell, Mar, Minnesota 91, Cleveland 73 American League Bendik, D Futty Danso, D Chris Taylor, MF Eric La Pine 13 12 9 14 — 48 BANDON (41): Riley Wahl 12, Hannah Smith 8, Toni Hall 6, Hailey Iverson 6, Raelyn Freitag 5, 2:10.70; 2. Dominique Randle, Mar, 2:21.97; 3. Memphis 96, New Orleans 89 BOSTON RED SOX—Acquired RHP Graham Alexander, MF Kalif Alhassan, MF Sal Zizzo, F Myrtle Point 15 14 17 10 — 56 Kaitlyn James, Mar, 2:27.77; 4. Natalie LeMoss, San Antonio 114, Houston 92 Godfrey from Oakland to complete an earlier Bright Dike and F Brent Richards. Declined the LA PINE (48): Amy Schoonmaker 2, Kady Valentine 2, Krista Chance Syres 13, Josh Ramirez 9, GP, 2:37.83; 5. Caitlyn Morton, GP, 3:18.27. Milwaukee 108, Charlotte 93 trade and assigned him to Pawtucket (IL). 2012 contract option for D Steven Smith. Gavin Boen 8, Cameron Craft 8, Tyler Parsons 3, Peters, Claire Ledig. PHOENIX (33): B. Tally 10, Toney 10, Skaff 6, 200 Individual Medley — 1. Alyssa Hedgpeth, Utah 131, Toronto 99 Acquired RHP Kyle Kaminska from Pittsburgh to SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC—Traded D Jeff Parke to Sam Wieber 3, Josh Gacke 2, Adam Ramirez 2, Mar, 2:31.76; 2. Brittany Banks, Mar, 2:44.89; 3. Oklahoma City 114, L.A. Lakers 108 complete an earlier trade and assigned him to Philadelphia for allocation money and a 2013 William Siauw. Hamilton 6, Marshall 1, Wyncoop, Brown, D. Tally. Asha Huffman, Mar, 2:46.01; 4. Sidney Bradbury, Sacramento 91, Orlando 82 Pawtucket (IL). Agreed to terms with RHP Koji first-round supplemental draft pick. MYRTLE POINT (56): Kyle Seals 16, Matt GP, 3:00.56; 5. Claire Dowd, GP, 3:14.70. Today’s Games Uehara. COLLEGE Newton 12, Brad Larsen 10, Thomas Nathan 10, Camas Valley tournament 50 Freestyle — 1. Bridget McCarthy, Mar, Phoenix at L.A. Clippers, 12:30 p.m. DETROIT TIGERS—Acquired 2B Jeff Kobernus AUBURN—Named Rhett Lashlee offensive Cooper Stateler 8, Taylor Fischer. Powers 35, Prospect 15 26.24; 2. Shan Lansing, GP, 26.63; 3. Elyse San Antonio at Charlotte, 4 p.m. from Boston Red Sox for INF-OF Justin Henry. coordinator and Ellis Johnson defensive coordi- Oakland 56, Gold Beach 48, OT Powers 8 9810—35 Trendell, Mar, 26.95; 4. Jane Suppes, Mar, 31.44; Golden State at Washington, 4 p.m. MINNESOTA TWINS—Acquired RHP Vance nator. Gold Beach 12 18 11 3 4 — 48 Prospect4092—155. Chiara Marzi, GP, 32.23. Philadelphia at Boston, 4:30 p.m. Worley and RHP Trevor May from Philadelphia LSU—Suspended sophomore G Anthony Oakland 8 13 13 10 12 — 56 POWERS (35): Rebecca Standley 17, Kendall 100 Butterfly — 1. Briget McCarthy, Mar, Detroit at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m. for OF Ben Revere. Agreed to terms with RHP Hickey indefinitely from the basketball team for GOLD BEACH (48): Garrett Litterell 26, Garrett Stallard 10, Elizabeth Standley 6, Riley Baldwin 1:06.76; 2. Kayla Sparkman, Mar, 1:18.54; 3. New Orleans at Miami, 4:30 p.m. Jared Burton on a two-year contract. an unspecified violation of athletic department Dolan 7, Jimmy Edwards 6, Travis Minor 3, Dustin 2, Riley Middlebrook, Jessica Martinez, Sadie Kaitlyn James, Mar, 1:27.03; 4. Mackenzie New York at Chicago, 5 p.m. NEW YORK YANKEES—Agreed to terms with OF and university policies. Carter 2, Robison 2, Dillon Krieger 2, Brandon Blanton, Sierra Sotela. Brooks, GP, 1:27.82; 5. Claire Dowd, GP, 1:36.72. Dallas at Houston, 5 p.m. Brett Gardner on a one-year contract. MISSISSIPPI—Dismissed F Jason Carter from Hensley, Williams. PROSPECT (15): Hanna Bailey 9, Miranda 100 Freestyle — 1. Elyse Trendell, Mar, 1:02.67; Atlanta at Memphis, 5 p.m. Announced INF Jayson Nix cleared waivers and the men’s basketball team for an unspecified OAKLAND (56): Connor Colan 12, Reber 11, Hedgpeth 2, Lakota Sizemore 2, Halee 2. Alyssa Hedgpeth, Mar, 1:04.61; 3. Chiara Sacramento at Portland, 7 p.m. was sent outright to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). violation of team rules. Collins 9, Benzel 8, Yard 8, Nix 5, VanDeHey 2, Hedgpeth 2, Marissa Rains, Cheyenne Hammer, Marzi, GP, 1:12.22; 4. Chelsey Lindsey, GP, Sunday’s Games TAMPA BAY RAYS—Agreed to terms with 1B TENNESSEE—Named Butch Jones football Harper 1, Baimbridge, O’Hara. Heather Lass, Alee Pinkerton, Kaylee Biando, 1:14.46; 5. MacKenzie Vick, Mar, 1:15.05. Toronto at L.A. Clippers, 12:30 p.m. James Loney on a one-year contract. coach. C M C M Y K Y K

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in high school tournament THE WORLD meter course in 22 minutes was third (29:31), followed and 27 seconds. That was 17 by Holly Hutton (29:40) THE WORLD to a good start with new year by Tracie Ball. Ben Bean was the first- seconds better than run- and Elizabeth Brown coach Luke Clark, while North Bend’s boys were place finisher in the first- ner-up Tom Bedell. Carter (31:34). North Bend’s girls and Marshfield’s girls have been coached last weekend by ever Jingle Bell Jog in Brown was third in 24:13, The runners and walk- Marshfield’s boys each improving every week, said Mattecheck, but will be Bandon last Saturday, but followed by Joshua Bruce ers, who braved rainy and placed second in a high North Bend Lanes General coached again this year by the big winner was and Hunter Hutton in 24:27. windy conditions, were school bowling tournament Manager Mark Mattecheck, Rod Duryee. The squad was Bandon’s junior high cross Bandon High School sent on their way in the race at Strike City Lanes in who helps with all the Bay missing a few members who country program, which freshman Erin Wheeler was to the tune “Jingle Bell Eugene last weekend. Area programs. also play for North Bend’s raised more than $600 first among female finishers Rock” and were given bells The North Bend boys and The Pirate girls didn’t football team and haven’t toward new uniforms. in 25:16, just ahead of to tie into their shoes. Marshfield girls each finished compete at the district event started their bowling season Bean, a seventh-grader Harbor Lights seventh- Results are included in seventh in the event. last year because a few yet, Mattecheck said. at Harbor Lights Middle grader Sailor Hutton today’s Community Cottage Grove’s girls won bowlers were academically Four freshmen and a School, finished the 5-kilo- (25:17). Shelby Watterman Scoreboard. the team title, followed by ineligible. The team is sophomore competed last the Bulldogs, Willamette and coached this year by Britton weekend. Springfield. Woolsey. “It’s a good group for the In the boys division, North Bend’s girls team, future,”Mattecheck said. Thurston was first, followed which regularly has finished As a whole, the area’s Community Scoreboard by Marshfield, Cottage Grove at or near the top of the teams look solid, he said. and Springfield. standings at the district “We have had a good Minyard 181, Amanda Gilpin 180. 628, John Dixon 576; Laura Jorgensen 491, Marshfield’s boys are off tournaments, is coached this start,”Mattecheck said. Bowling Sunday Reno — Terry Smith 249, Jeff Stanley Amanda Gilpin 482, Kim McNair 441, Julie 246, Rod Duryee 246; Kristina Delacruz 204, Graham 441. Buffy Stanley 193, Sandra Davis 189. Sunday Reno — Rod Duryee 702, Jeff Stanley North Bend Lanes HIGH SERIES 632, Terry Smith 625,; Sandra Davis 518, Buffy IT’S TIME TO GET THINGS Nov. 26 — Dec. 2 Young at Heart Seniors — Chuck Parks 591, Stanley 496, Viki Springfels 469. HIGH GAME Berrel Vinyard 555, Richard Gutierrez 552; Nancy Young at Heart Seniors — Chuck Parks 238, Lauth 521, Janet Scritchfield 498, Sally Curtis Running WRAPPED UP Nick Boutin 225, Richard Gutierrez 223; Janet 483. Scritchfield 233, Nancy Lauth 190, Thelma Monday Super Star Juniors — Micheal Villers Jingle Bell Jog The helpful place. NOW THROUGH DECEMBER 31 Fairchild 188. 548, Jayse Morgan 527, Curtis Ware 521; Arianna Monday Super Star Juniors — Micheal Villers Campbell 495, Elizabeth Grassham 441, Sierra 5 Kilometers 203, Jake Gerhardt 198, Jayse Morgan 196; Smith 414. Men — 1. Ben Bean, 22:27; 2. Tom Bedell, Arianna Campbell 179, Elizabeth Grassham 179, Monday Rising Star Juniors — Troy Liggett 502, 22:44; 3. 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Real Estate | C2 Comics | C5 Money Classifieds | C6 C theworldlink.com/business • Business Editor Gail Elber • 541-269-1222, ext. 234 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2012 Details of How to sell sand project What’s the big idea? to the rest

emerge I Inventors’ group can Meet the inventors of the world The South Coast Inventors Group meets jump-start your project Q: Is exporting right Developers of Ocean Grove, the at 6:30 p.m. the first Wednesday of every month at The Business Center, 2455 Maple for my small manufac- project to mine sand near Kmart BY GAIL ELBER Leaf Lane, North Bend. For information, turing business? and build housing when the min- The World A: Exporting is a way for ing is done, have given Coos Bay call Business Center instructor Mary Loiselle at 541-756-6866 or president Jim many businesses to grow. planners some more details about Hundreds of years of experi- Innes at 541-888-4182. According to a bulletin from the proposed operation. ence. Megawatts of brainpower. A the Office of the United According to Joyce Jansen, the truckload of common sense. Tons States Trade Representative city’s economic revitalization of creativity. “roughly three quarters of Some of the ideas were fanciful. administrator, the Ashland-based Those are the assets of the world purchasing power and “I have great ideas till physics developers plan to mine sand for South Coast Inventors Group. And almost 95% of world con- enters the picture,” Landrum con- three years, taking 2.5 million they’re free to anyone for the tak- sumers are outside Ameri- cubic yards of ing. fessed. “I wish physics would drop ca’s borders.”There are, sand from the “If anything’s going to pull us dead.” however, site. That would TRADE out of the woods here in Coos But there was plenty of practical several be 90,000 WINDS County, it’s inventors and innova- give and take from the members questions to DOWN TO truckloads, if tors,” said Jim Innes, the group’s present, who included engineers, address BUSINESS large 28-yard president. students, manufacturing execu- prior to dump trucks are The group has existed for years tives and just plain tinkerers. deciding to used — or 230 under the auspices of the Small It’s hard to estimate how many export. truckloads per Business Development Center at sides to stabilize them. inventions have come out of the Any weekday during Southwestern Oregon Community Bob Holman said the decompo- group, Innes said. People tend to business the wet season. College. sition of the sawdust would strip come to a few meetings, meet kin- that wants Excavation Innes said the group is an ideal nitrogen from the soil. Seibold said dred spirits, and go off together to to succeed would be halted complement to the SBDC’s busi- it depended on the species of the work on their inventions, aban- in interna- GAIL ness start-up services. People can doning the group. tional trade during the dry sawdust. ARLENE season. Before ELBER come to the inventors’ group and In the end, nobody stepped up to should first Many potential benefits SOTO excavation could get technical assistance with take responsibility for finding a use establish an The group is always looking for begin, the developers would have bringing an idea to fruition. Then for the sawdust. But the idea was export ways to raise money so it can bring to submit a grading plan, erosion they can step across the hall to the obviously percolating through the strategy. It is important to guest speakers. It used to charge control plan, traffic study, drainage SBDC and get help with writing a brains of several members. know the export potential of business plan, finding financing, people $50 to review their product your product or service. An control plan, Li ndy Lane improve- If you’re a Type A person who ideas. Now it charges members ment plan, infrastructure repair and marketing their product. can’t abide this sort of thoughtful, export business plan can You needn’t be an inventor to $100 annual dues, but people are help address the strengths plans, and a bond for restoration of meandering discussion, you’d bet- welcome to attend meetings with- the site and repair of damaged benefit from a visit to a meeting. ter phone in your question to the and weaknesses, opportuni- out joining. Dues-paying members ties and threats, costs and infrastructure. You can’t rush creativity group, or you’ll be tearing your hair get discounts on trainings and out by the end of the evening. potential revenue. Many ODOT offers charging station For example, at the group’s other services provided by the resources are available to But if you like to solve problems, group. Innes is starting a Yahoo Jansen also said the Oregon monthly meeting Wednesday the group wants your expertise and show you how to write an night, Scott Traylor, the group’s group for the members so that they export business plan. Con- Department of Transportation has can offer you assistance with your can trade their ideas outside of asked the city of Coos Bay to vice president, reported a Eugene projects in return. tact the Small Business sawmill owner had asked him for meetings. Development Center to get nominate locations for an electric The group also has some donat- car charging station. ODOT has help disposing of two tons of kiln- Projects are diverse an idea of where to begin by dried sawdust a day. ed equipment and access to a space going to www.BizCenter. installed a number of stations Anyone who comes to a meeting at the SBDC’s business incubator along I-5 through its Office of Immediately, the 10 members must sign a nondisclosure agree- org. that could house a workshop open It is important to analyze Innovative Partnerships and Alter- present started brainstorming. ment at the door, so that members to the public like San Francisco’s the capabilities of your native Funding. The locations Traylor said he’d thought of can speak freely about the projects TechShop, if a coordinator for the business. Are all managers nominated are the Visitor Infor- burning it to produce wood gas. He they’re working on. project could be found. in the business supportive of mation Center parking lot, the said wood gas had been used during On Wednesday, after consider- But more than it needs money, the export idea? Who in the parking lot east of Second Street World War II to fuel vehicles in ing the sawdust, the group offered the group wants to attract more company has contacts or both the United States and Ger- suggestions to inventors working and north of Curtis Avenue, the people to meetings. “There is a experience in foreign mar- many. on solutions to a variety of prob- Hollering Place Wayside, and Fifth huge amount of talent that we want kets? Are any employees Horst Seibold said he recalled lems — safeguarding soldiers, sell- Street in front of City Hall. to give away,”Traylor said. familiar with foreign cul- seeing such vehicles in his youth, ing valuables online, efficiently “It’s really difficult to get people tures either through travel More good things from ODOT and testified that the gas burned collecting scrap metal and bidding to ask for help.” abroad or family connec- cleanly. on projects for federal agencies that The city of Coos Bay and ODOT Reporter Gail Elber can be tions? Also, will export sales Geno Landrum said the sawdust apparently had one contractor in have chosen Medford-based OBEC reached at 541-269-1222, ext. 234, use excess capacity or will might be used to insulate cob mind when they requested bids. Consultants to design Phase I of or at [email protected]. the business need to expand buildings, which are made of earth the Empire Boulevard Multi- or find financing? Expansion and organic material, similar to Modal Project, which will improve will cost money, does the adobe. bicycle and pedestrian access from business have the financial John Rinkes remarked that in the Patents aren’t always the best protection Newmark Avenue to Wisconsin resources to move into for- Avenue. OBEC was chosen by a 1970s, he’d developed a process for During Wednesday’s meeting, the talk enough protection from imitators to justify eign markets? A good export selection committee of Empire making fireplace logs out of saw- readiness assessment is advocate Tom Greaves, retired dust and paraffin, but hadn’t been turned to the patent law changes coming in the expense of getting one. Most inventors f the America Invents Act. are better off keeping their manufacturing available online at Coos County Area Transit chair- able to sell the logs. March as a result o If two inventors independently come up with process or formula a secret, selling as many sites.google.com/site/cali- man Bruce Bennett and Randy Landrum volunteered that the same idea, the patent will go to the first units as possible before an imitation forniacitdnetwork/trade- Dixon, operations administrator in someone had given him two tons of to file, not the first to come up with the idea appears, and constantly improving the prod- toolbox/export-readiness- the city's public works depart- beeswax candles that could be used — a change that some think will give big uct to keep a step ahead of imitators, Innes assessment/. ment. Constructionis to begin in to make the sawdust into logs. businesses an edge over small businesses said. Next locate foreign mar- summer 2013 and must be com- “Why don’t we sell candles?” and individual inventors. Doing your homework is important. kets that are right for your pleted by winter 2015. Improve- someone suggested. Inventors often come to the group seeking Schalck said people have come to the group products. Research can be ments will include bike lanes, Bob Schalck suggested selling advice about patenting their inventions, but convinced that they have a never-before- done using the services of sidewalks, lighting, viewpoints the wax to artists. the best advice is often not to patent it at all, thought-of idea, only to have Schalck show the U.S. Department of overlooking the bay and a bus stop Innes remarked both wax and Innes said. For most products, particularly them that they were using the wrong key- Commerce (www.trade. shelter between Newmark Avenue wood waste could be burned in a consumer goods, a patent, which must word to search Google Patent for existing gov), or the International and Fulton Avenue. The road will power cogeneration plant. divulge the invention’s details, doesn’t give patents. Trade Data Network be also widened and paved, and Landrum wondered if the saw- (exportnh.org/our-servic- some on-street parking spaces will dust could be blown onto bare hill- es/market-research.aspx). be created. Choose a limited number of Phase II, which would improve foreign markets to begin and stabilize Empire Boulevard at researching to reduce costs the Wisconsin Street intersection, and complexity. Study the is still in the application process to entry strategies, consumer the Oregon Transportation Com- Ray’s parent buys Tiffany’s preferences and export pro- mission, Jansen said. cedures for those countries. Retail complex in the works BANDON — C&K Market Inc. that exports of LNG will raise Take advantage of the resources that are available Representatives of Thomas Fox has added the two Tiffany’s the domestic price of natural BUSINESS through the Oregon Small Properties, LLC, visited Coos Drug locations in Bandon and gas. Wyden said the Energy Business Development Cen- Bay’s Public Works Department in Veneta to its family of grocery BRIEFS Department must ensure that ter Network (www.BizCen- October to discuss plans for a retail and pharmacy stores. unfettered natural gas exports ter.org) and through the complex between Second Street C&K will continue to operate don't harm U.S. consumers and sumers be protected in light of a state of Oregon (www.ore- and South Broadway at the south each location as Tiffany’s Drug manufacturers. new report that indicates that gon4biz.com/Grow-Your- end of Coos Bay. Among the pro- into the future, according to “It is critical that exports do exporting more liquefied natural Business/Export-assis- posed tenants are Walgreens and a C&K Market Inc. executive vice not squeeze out or price out the gas will raise prices at home. tance/STEP-Program/). Fred Meyer gas station. president Alan Nidiffer. His office issued a statement billions of dollars of new, natural Finally, learn how to The Tiffany’s location in the Wednesday in response to an gas-related investments that Kaffe 101 celebrates 20 years Bandon Shopping Center was finance exporting initiates Energy Department-commis- have been proposed in the U.S. and process export invoices Kaffe 101 will celebrate its 20th built and opened in November sioned study on the effects of chemical, industrial, and elec- anniversary Dec. 15 from 8 a.m. to 1989. to get paid. The U.S. exporting liquefied natural gas. tric generation sectors,” the Export-Import Bank 5 p.m. with live music, free treats “Dale and Melva Engel, co- The study appears to confirm statement said. and hourly drawings. The coffee- owners of Tiffany’s, decided it (www.exim.gov) is a source house at 171 S. Broadway in Coos was time to retire,” manager of financing for export Bay is an outreach ministry of Dennis Thomason said. “The inventory and insurance to Bandon Christian Fellowship and new owners have assured me Beauty renewed help ensure payment on for- also houses Word of Life Book- that store will continue as it has eign sales. The Small Busi- store. been. We want to keep it prof- ness Administration itable and not change too many (www.sba.gov) has loan Satellite correction things. ” programs and training to I got my satellite companies Thomason said the new own- support exporting. mixed up in Trade Winds last ers retained all of the same Many more resources are week. HughesNet has always been employees, including pharma- available to assist with get- HughesNet and has no connection cist Tony Arriola. ting started in exporting. To find out more contact the to WildBlue. WildBlue and Exede C&K Market, Inc. is a family- Small Business Develop- are the affiliated services, both owned company based in ment Center office nearest offered by ViaSat Inc. Exede Inter- Brookings. The company oper- you by going to www. net is ViaSat’s new 12 Mbps service ates 65 grocery stores and 13 bizcenter.org/ and WildBlue service isth ecompa- pharmacies under the banners InternationalTrade. ny’s legacy service, which offers of Ray’s Food Place, Shop Smart, Arlene M. Soto is the lower speed service (typically 3 C&K Market, Lo Buck$, Chetco Mbps downloads). director of the SWOCC Pharmacy and Pharmacy Small Business Develop- New business? New product? Express. New hire? Promotion? Something ment Center, www.BizCen- local business owners should Wyden expresses concern By Gail Elber, The World ter.org. She can be reached know about? Call Gail Elber at over LNG exports study Architectural details on the former National Bank building on Central Avenue in Coos at 541-756-6445, asoto@s occ.edu, or at 2455 Maple 541-269-1222, ext. 234, tweet WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) — Bay sparkle as a facade renovation continues. Since 2006, the Coos Bay Urban @gailtheworld, or email Renewal Agency has awarded 21 grants in downtown and six in Empire for a total of Leaf, North Bend, OR U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden has 97459. [email protected]. demanded that American con- $393,786 in grant funding and $976,532 in estimated value of improvements. C M C M Y K Y K

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BY MELISSA RAYWORTH casual gatherings around the Chairs from elsewhere limited to a maximum of three The Associated Press coffee table.” Flynn often uses a mixture guests on your sofa. She Benches can work the of different chairs and bench- prefers “sofas that have bench The joy of home entertain- same way. Schuneman sug- es at a dining room table year- seams, so that it’s one big ing at the holidays often gests buying two benches that round, rather than a matching seat,” making it more likely comes with a challenge: How coordinate nicely with the set. The look is stylish, and that four guests might use the do you provide enough seat- decor of your living room, and when chairs need to be space. ing for a roomful of holiday then placing them at the foot brought into a living room for Longer sofas offer addi- revelers with just a sofa and a of beds in your home. When a party, they don’t necessarily tional seating, but Flynn says few chairs? Are there creative extra seating is needed, “you look like they’re been taken they’re best used in what he options besides resorting to can easily pull them out for from the dining room set. The calls a “floating space plan,” folding chairs? the holidays and bigger din- mix can include “a three- where two identical long sofas Los Angeles-based interi- ners,”he says.“And you have a seater bench, squatty stools, are placed across from one or designer Betsy Burnham cohesive looking space, as armless chairs,six chairs and a another in the center of a frequently hears from clients opposed to a bunch of stuff pair of wingbacks at each room, rather than having one who want help solving this you just pulled from around end,”he says. sofa against a wall. They need puzzle. “People are doing the garage.” Another option he sug- to be “balanced with an extra- more home entertaining than Flynn, founder and editor gests: “Bring in your outdoor long coffee table,”he says. ever,” Burnham says, so they of decordemon.com, uses seating and deliberately mix it Sofas with deep cushions want to design their living ottomans in a similar way. in with the indoor pieces. The are another option, but Flynn space to accommodate guests “What I often do is use an juxtaposition can be nice, plus points out that “extra-deep easily. For those without huge upholstered or hardy wood you can coordinate them with sofas are very tricky. They are rooms, that can be challeng- storage ottoman on casters similar colored cushions or insanely comfortable, but can ing. instead of a coffee table in the accessories.” be a space planning disaster. I Here, Burnham and sofa area,”he says. “Inside the Burnham does something only use them in super large or designers Brian Patrick Flynn storage ottoman, I keep floor similar with seating from grand living rooms. ... You’ve and Kyle Schuneman offer cushions. When it’s time for game tables: A poker table got to ensure the tables and advice on maximizing seating guests, the ottoman can be with four chairs can be a great chairs which surround it have without sacrificing style. wheeled just about anywhere way to fill one corner of a the same visual weight.” as extra seating, and the floor Schuneman agrees: “I Stealth seating room, she says, and those four cushions allow guests to chairs can be placed elsewhere think you definitely want to The Associated Press “I’m a big fan of vintage lounge.” in the room during a larger mix it up with different pat- When designing living rooms for clients who entertain heavily around ottomans, stools and sturdy Burnham points out that party. terns and textures of throw the holidays, designer Brian Patrick Flynn often pairs sofas with swivel side tables like stumps for this using ottomans or benches pillows, so it doesn’t become a chairs which allow for easy conversation in any direction, as well as cof- exact purpose,” says may be more appropriate in a The right sofa big blob in the room.” fee tables which can double as benches, and occasional tables which Schuneman, author of “The casual family room or great Pay attention to size and If you have extra space also work as stools as seen here. First Apartment Book: Cool room than in a more formal depth when choosing a sofa, after choosing your sofa, Design for Small Spaces” living room. But even for for- Burnham says. “A standard- Burnham suggests focusing seven high in a closet and project.” Try recovering the (Clarkson Potter, 2012). These mal spaces, an elegant size sofa is 7 feet. If you have on adding chairs to your living you’ll never know they’re cushion of an old upholstered pieces can work as tables or ottoman can work: “Done three seat cushions, people sit room rather than a loveseat. there.” folding chair “in some beauti- storage surfaces, he says, then well, it’s a beautiful way to in a pristine way in their cush- Although loveseats seem to Burnham and Schuneman ful fabric that works in your occasionally serve “as extra bring another fabric into your ion,” she says, and you’ll be offer more seating than have each found a few types of room,”he says. seating for game nights or space,” she says. chairs, they are often occu- stylish folding chairs, but they Planning carefully, shop- pied by just one person. “A tend to come with higher ping well and using a little DIY loveseat’s a tough one,” she price tags. She favors black creativity are the keys to solv- says, “because I don’t think bamboo folding chairs from ing any holiday seating dilem- people want to be super phys- Ballard Designs (about $100) ma, says Schuneman. Looking ically close” at parties. for rooms with a more tradi- “I always tell people to buy tional style, and has used clear pieces that can move for a house Folding and stacking Lucite folding chairs (”kind of throughout your home,” he “Folding chairs are often like the Philippe Starck ghost says, “so that chair in the eyesores,” Flynn says, so he chairs”) in more modern liv- guest room can come into the to Land In? prefers chairs that can be ing rooms. living room, and that bench in stacked when not in use. “My Schuneman likes the fab- the bathroom could double as favorite stacking chair is the ric-covered “terai” folding an extra surface for gifts or Call Mark! Emeco Navy chair. It’s super chairs from Anthropologie what not. If you purchase light, maybe 7 pounds or so, (about $200), and suggests pieces in your home that work D UCE and it’s classic in design. they can serve as a “great throughout, it really maxi- RED CE When not in use, stack them inspiration point for a DIY mizes your potential.” PRI

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C M C M Y K Saturday, December 8,2012 • The World • C3 Y K Real Estate Salt can leave a bad taste in lawns and gardens

BY DEAN FOSDICK sprinkle salt from a wet ration and retain water in The Associated Press shaker knows how readily the soil also helps. Hose salt salt stores water, said spray and pollutants off Salt in the soil can be Leonard Perry, an extension plants and lawns after heavy deadly for lawns, trees and professor with the storms. gardens, robbing plants of University of Vermont. I Using raised beds filled their ability to absorb water. “Rock salt exhibits the with fresh soil that provides Salt-tolerant varieties are same property in the soil, some control over salinity, available, however, and and absorbs much of the pH and compaction. “That ground laden with soluble water that normally would elevates your soil and lets toxins can be flushed clean be available to roots,” Perry you leach it out of the beds,” to depths below the root said. “That’s especially a Koenig said. zone. problem in the spring, when I Adding windbreaks — Regular soil testing is the plants are coming out of snow fences, hedges and best way to determine salt dormancy and their roots trees — deflects sea spray. levels, said Richard Koenig, are the most active. Salt I Removing and replac- associate dean and director competes with plants for ing soil covered with road of Washington State that water.” salts. “But unless you can University Extension. Saline soils cannot be replace the cause of the “The problem is common reclaimed with chemical problem, like moving plant in the Desert Southwest amendments, conditioners sites farther from roadways, (with irrigation buildups), or fertilizers, according to the problem will persist,” along roads cleared with de- horticulturists with Koenig said. icers and near oceans, where Colorado State University I Growing plants that you get wind-blown sea Extension. tolerate soil salinity. “Some spray,”he said. But there are methods for plants simply grow better Salinization frequently reducing or eliminating than others in salt,” Perry appears as white-crusted salinization in the root zone. said. “If salt concentrations The Associated Press soil on the ground’s surface These include: are heavy, going from A Rosa rugosa (beach rose) flourishing in sandy, salt spray-laden soil on Whidbey Island near Coupeville, or stunted vegetation, par- I Detoxifying the soil by perennials to annuals might Washington. ticularly in low-lying areas. flushing. “If you have a way help.” “Another characteristic to wash the soil using excess Plants that are particu- rugosa (beach roses), survive brief storm surges “That’s where barriers help.” symptom is brown and brit- water that is not high in salt, larly salt-sensitive include sumac, prickly pear cactus, but should be screened from Look to native plants as tle plants,” Koenig said. then you can leach them carrots, onions, strawber- columbines and daylilies. persistent salt spray. salt-tolerant indicators “People often refer to (soil) down deeper into the soil,” ries, beans, cabbage and Beets, squash, zucchini, “Lawns usually aren’t as when doing any seaside or salinity as ‘chemical Koenig said. most tree fruits. chrysanthemums and many much of an issue, but you will roadside landscaping. drought’.” I Improving drainage. Salt-tolerant plants evergreens are moderately see some browning and dam- You can contact Dean Fosdick Anyone who has tried to Mulching to prevent evapo- include asparagus, Rosa tolerant, meaning they can age near roads,” Perry said. at [email protected] Five steps to finding free money Mortgage rates (NAPSI) — Good news for nies often offer rebates on State Incentives for homeowners looking to energy-efficient products. Renewables & Efficiency upgrade their house without Visit their website and (DSIRE) website, seriously downgrading their search for a listing of avail- www.dsireusa.org, for resi- finances: Product rebates able rebates by appliance dential rebates and incen- are available for many kinds category, along with the tives in your state. of energy-efficient home qualification, incentive and 4. Look for in-store sig- appliances. application. If you can’t find nage. Signs and brochures Why? The government information online, call the next to appliance displays and utilities both want con- customer service number often outline available offers sumers to use less energy, listed on your last bill. and some store personnel and one way they hope to 2. Research government are trained to relay available influence people is by offer- rebates. Government pro- rebates. ing incentives to purchase grams such as the ENERGY 5. Visit manufacturer more energy-efficient mod- STAR rebate locator let you websites. Some appliance els. enter your zip code and type of manufacturers make it even How? Try these tips: appliance at www.energys- easier to locate rebates 1. Check with your utility tar.gov to find special offers. through easy-to-use online company. Electric compa- 3. Search the Database of search functions. Who knew I was so green?

During the endless presi- under bridges or in their several bare patches of lawn dential campaign, I took one cars, and I don’t think any- that I’m going to have to of those online quizzes that one should have to choose reseed next spring. What was supposed to tell me whether they’ll buy medi- sort of fertilizer should I use The Associated Press which party my views were cine or food. — or is my regular spring Average U.S. rates on fixed mortgages ticked up this week just slightly above their record lows, keep- most in line with. But I also think people treatment enough? ing home-buying and refinancing attractive to consumers.Mortgage buyer Freddie Mac said Thursday There were questions have a per- Chances are what you’ve that the average rate on the 30-year loan ticked up to 3.34 percent,above last week’s rate of 3.32 per- about economic and social fect right to HOUSE been laying down every cent.Two weeks ago, the rate dipped to 3.31 percent, the lowest on records dating to 1971. priorities, environmental make their WORKS spring is a lawn fertilizer and religious issues, poverty own deci- that includes a pre-emer- vs. wealth … you get the idea. sions and it gent herbicide. It’s a com- It was one of those ques- isn’t the job mon — and effective — way Contents are prepared by the Advertising tionnaires where you were of the pres- to keep crabgrass out of your Department with contributions from local housing supposed to rate positions ident — lawn. Oregon Coast industry representatives. Opinions expressed by from 1 to 10, virulent dis- from what- Pre-emergents work by contributors belong to the writers and may not agreement to virulent agree- ever party killing the seeds that last Home Finder represent official views of their employers or ment, with 5 being pretty — to bail year’s crabgrass left behind. A weekly advertising professional associations. Nothing in this much “I really don’t care one them out (Crabgrass, which is an STEVE supplement published publication may be reproduced in any manner way or the other.” when those annual, seeds on its roots, so without the specific written permission of the BATIE by The World Turns out I’m a Green. decisions next season’s crop already is publisher. Advertising Department Who knew? turn out to down there just waiting to EQUAL I wasn’t even aware there be stupid. sprout.) HOUSING had been a Green Party can- Of course, it’s okay to give Pre-emergent herbicide OPPORTUNITY didate since Ralph Nader them some helpful hints stops that. PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estate advertising took up its banner back in along the way: Unhappily, the herbicide CONTACT US in this newspaper is subject to the Fair Housing 2000. Q: I have a wall in my liv- is not too bright. It kills any The World Newspaper Act which makes it illegal to advertise” any But the quiz was happy to ing room that I did some seeds it comes in contact preference, limitation or discrimination based on point me toward Jill Stein, a sponge painting on. I have with, including bluegrass PO BOX 1840 race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status Massachusetts physician, three layers of different col- seeds. Coos Bay, OR 97420 or national origin, or an intention, to make any who was running with Cheri ors. How do I go about So if you seed those bare such preference, limitation or discrimination.” Honkala of Pennsylvania, an painting over this? Do I need spots next spring, make sure Familial status includes children under the age of anti-poverty advocate. to sand it down first? — Joni you aren’t spreading a seed- 18 living with parents or legal custodians, pregnant I only bring this up now Joni: killer along with your fertil- HOW TO PLACE women and people who have security custody of that my views no longer Unless you put that izer. children under 18. This newspaper will not matter (at least as far as sponge paint on REALLY You can get “starter” fer- ADVERTISING knowingly accept any advertising for real estate presidential elections go), thick — so much so that you tilizer in any nursery or Phone: 269-1222 which is in violation of the law. Our readers are because I’ve never felt par- can feel ridges — I’m fairly home center that will give Fax: 267-0294 hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in ticularly Green before. certain you can paint right your baby grass a little spurt this newspaper are available on and equal I mean, I guess I do a lot of over the walls. If you’re of growth power safely. opportunity basis. greenish stuff. changing from dark to light I recycle and I mulch and I or light to dark hues, it might GORGEOUSLY LANDSCAPED CORNER LOT grow veggies (when the rain save you a coat or two if you RD MUST SELL. Pride of ownership, ORFO w/a clean 2BR, 1 BA home. This beautiful and the heat cooperate, primed the walls before you PORT close to everything Port Orford has to house has a spacious living room, dining area, enclosed breezeway, & attached which they very much did did the finish coat. offer. Fishing, hiking, beaches, parks. garage. The large master bedroom could be not this year). 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Laura Beville, Pastor WORSHIP & SERVICE CENTER A special celebration of the Light and Sound of God 1155 Flanagan, Coos Bay...541-888-5202 Worship Service...... 11:00 am Lieutenants Kevin and Heather Pope...Corps Officers Catholic December 9th, 11:00am - Noon Communion 1st Sunday of each month - NEW SCHEDULE Coos Bay Library, Cedar Room Handicapped Accessible Free Kids Meal ...... 9:00 am 123 Ocean Blvd. • 541-267-4410 • www.coosbayumc.org HOLY REDEEMER - NORTH BEND Call 541-756-2255 • 1-800-LOVE GOD Christian Worship ...... 9:30 am www.eckankar.org Open hearts, open minds, open doors • Childcare Available Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:45 am 2250 16th St. - 541-756-0633 (West off Broadway) MASSES: Episcopal Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, N. BEND Seventh-day Adventist Church Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH 541-756-6959 Confessions: Saturday 4-5 pm or by appointment Rev. Jerry Steele, Pastor COOS BAY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Daily Mass: Wed 5:00pm / Thu & Fri 9:00am 4th & Highland, Coos Bay 541-269-5829 Located at Pony Village Mall, between AT&T & Sears Stores Rev. Stephen A. Tyson, Rector 2175 Newmark, Coos Bay 541-756-7413 ST. MONICA - COOS BAY FALL SCHEDULE Sunday Services...... 7:30 & 10:00 am Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Sabbath School Bible Class...... 9:30 am Sunday School Classes...... 9:45 am Celebration Service...... 10:55 am Worship Service...... 10:45 am 357 S. 6th St. Wednesday Services: Holy Eucharist ...... 6:30 am MASSES: Holy Eucharist with Healing...... 12 noon Communion 1st Sunday of the month Pastor Ken Williams Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm Children’s Sermon & Nursery Care Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am Spanish Mass: 1 pm Confessions: Saturday 3:30 pm - 5 pm or by appt. Daily Mass: Tues: 5:30 pm Wed-Fri: 12 pm Foursquare Nazarene Unitarian Universalist Celebration Center BAY AREA FOURSQUARE CHURCH NAZARENE - BAY AREA UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST (S.C.U.U.F.) 466 Donnelly (across from the new Coos Bay Fire Station) Located in North Bend at 1850 Clark St. (Behind Perry Electric) CELEBRATION CENTER Glorifying, Proclaiming and Showing Christ to all Sr. Pastor Ron Halvorson Pastors: David & Marilyn Scanlon Sunday School...... 9:30 am DIVERSE BELIEFS - ONE FELLOWSHIP Living the message Jesus preached! (541) 269-1821 Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:45 am Now meeting at: Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm Liberal Religious Organization 2389 Sherman Ave., North Bend Sunday School..... (All ages through Adult)...... 9:00 am - 9:45 am (Former Roosevelt School) Sunday Worship.....(Nursery & Children’s Church Provided)...... 10:00 am NURSERY • CHILDREN’S CHURCH • YOUTH PROGRAM 10am Sundays at 580 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay. 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C M C M Y K Saturday, December 8,2012 • The World • C5 Y K Husband’s DILBERT family overspends at christmas Dear Mary: My husband’s family spends lavishly every Christmas, and it always makes me feel pressured to reciprocate. FRANK AND ERNEST For example, last Christmas, they bought my 4-year- old EVERYDAY daughter CHEAPSKATE a $300 DVD player. And they gave me a $150 gift certifi- cate to my THE BORN LOSER favorite Mary salon. While Hunt their generos- ity is greatly appreciated, my husband and I can’t afford to break the bank Christmas shopping. Plus, I’m worried they’re sending my daughter the wrong message about the meaning of Christmas. How do I make it a nice ZITS Christmas for everyone without looking like a cheap- skate? — Shannon, Indiana Dear Shannon: Could it be you’re putting pressure on yourself to be the Family Christmas Magician? You have my permission to turn in your resignation. You can’t control what other people do. What your daughter learns about the real meaning of Christmas she’ll learn from CLASSIC PEANUTS you and your husband, and not just from what you say. She learns from your atti- tudes and actions, too. Teach her that the gifts we give THE FAMILY CIRCUS express what’s in our hearts. We shouldn’t give to get approval or to get something equal in return. How about letting her help you make gifts this year? Here’s an idea: Create a fami- ly calendar that highlights all of the important family dates FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE and events for the coming year. Once completed, make a color photocopy for each member of the family. Should she (and you!) receive gifts from others, accept them as the expres- sions of the givers’ hearts. And don’t miss any opportu- nity to teach her how to be gracious and genuinely grateful. And hey, enjoy that spa day! ROSE IS ROSE Dear Mary: Recently, my sister and I spent a day shop- ping at outlets. I was pretty pleased with some good deals I scored, especially one sweater I found for 50 per- cent off. But then a couple days later I went to my local mall and saw the same sweater on sale for even less! Needless to say, I was pretty annoyed. Is there any way to guarantee I’m getting the LUANN best bargain when shopping at an outlet? — Sandy, email Dear Sandy: Outlet shop- ping can produce some great bargains, but you have to be particularly careful. You can find first-quality overruns, seconds, samples, proto- types, discontinued items and even merchandise made to sell in outlets only. Outlets are where retailers send their manufacturing goofs. They might look great on the rack, GRIZZWELLS but perhaps the fabric was cut off-grain or they are not true to size. Don’t assume everything is a bargain. Curiously, some retailers have more outlet stores than regular stores. Because there are no guarantees with outlet shopping, make sure you know the store’s return and refund policies before you buy. As with anything, a little research before you head out on your outlet mall adventure will help. Check out OutletBound.com or MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN FactoryOutletStores.com to find out what stores are located in the outlet malls near you. This will make it easier to contact the stores directly for information. Do you have a question for Mary? Email her at [email protected] m, or write to Everyday Cheapskate, P.O. Box 2099, Cypress, CA 90630. Mary Hunt is the founder of www.DebtProofLiving.com, a personal finance member web- site and the author of “Debt- Proof Your Christmas: Celebrating the Holidays Without Breaking the Bank,” her holiday 2012 release. 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, December 8,2012 Y K Cl ass if i eds

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Call for add a photo for $5.00 extra. 541-297-6069 location and available immediately! more details. 541-808-2237. 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, 1 car garage, 300 VHS movies in original boxes.50 In a park like setting close to lake W/D hookups, dishwasher, patio Rentals / Real Estate 1 ea.School desk like new, formica and socc and shopping. plus yard. 600/mo., 1st/ last + chrome. $25.00 541-269-9075 Real Estate 1 week - 6 lines, 2bd $425.00 $150 deposit. No pets/smoking. 500 $35.00 3bd $470.00 Tenant responsible for until. For Sale: 12 Large Resest lightolier X 3bd $510.00 Credit check required. w/ supply connecter, like new. Call for Rentals / Real Estate 2 Apply at 234 Acherman Please Call 541-271-3743 more details. 541-756-3166 541-8884762 501 Commercial 2 week - 6 lines, For sale: Compaq windows xp com- puter $75, HP printer 51 $50. Oak $45.00 One bdr. CB 1277 N. 6th St.Laundry PUBLISHER’S NOTICE on site, One bdr. NB 1189 Virginia no computer desk $80. 12/18 Free mov- All real estate advertising in this steps, Close to shopping and Other Stuff ing boxes, great shape. 1829 Cleve- newspaper is subject to the Fair Rentals / Real Estate 3 schools., $485mo. $400 Dep. No pets/ 700 land St. NB. 541-751-0336 Housing Act which makes it illegal 3 week - 6 lines, smoking. W/G paid 541-267-0125 or Sony Bravia 40 In. Flat Screen TV. to advertise “any preference, limita- 541-297-6752. TWO BEDROOM COTTAGE Paid $800.00 Asking $200.00 tions or discrimination based on $55.00 541-888-2934 race, color, religion, sex, handicap, OVERLOOKS Coos Bay: Charm- In Coquille. Carpet, blinds, stove, & ing, lg one bdr. upper apt. in fridge, W/D hook ups ,W/G pd. 701 Furniture familial status or national origin, or Rentals / Real Estate 4 an intention, to make any such Bunker Hill. Close to FM and down- Quiet, park-like setting. 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New floors, new SPECIALS Both completely remodeled Taking applications in Bandon for appliances, new bathrooms. No Coos Bay, estate sale: Anique furni- 541-297-4834 wait list. We welcome elderly & dis- smk/pets. Close to Charleston. 3 Weeks ture, hand blown glass, tools, misc. house hold items. Knick knacks. abled of any age. Some restrictions CB town/ bay view, 3bd 2bth sewing $850 mo, $700 dep. 541-888-0272. Choose any of these specials and French style bdr. set. Brass bed.both apply. 541-347-7303. rm, Laundry rm., drive way, front yard. add a photo for $5.00 extra. full size. Sat& Sun. 9-5pm .93469 Equal Housing Opportunity. $860 1st/Last plus Sec. $300. And Woodruff Lane. End of the road. 2bd, 1 bth laundry ,rm, green rm. $660 608 Office Space Merchandise 1 Rentals 1st/ last, Sec.deposit $300. Bunker THERAPY ROOM for rent. Join Mira- 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold Estate sale, everything must go. 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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. should prove to be enjoyable, ask. 19) — More than one goal you provided the group is small and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. set will be achievable. On top of the topics aren’t of a serious 19) — Certain interests that are that, the zest and relish with nature. important to you will be which you pursue your objec- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) advanced not only through your tives will bring you a great deal — Certain goals can be much own efforts, but through those of of enjoyment and satisfaction. easier to attain if you first visual- others as well. People will help PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) ize successfully achieving them because they’ll want to. — With your current gift of gab, and the ways you go about doing PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) which is both logical and imagi- so. Use your positive imagina- — If you have to make an impor- native, you’ll be extremely com- tion. tant decision, choose a protract- pelling when persuading others ARIES (March 21-April 19) ed approach that will have stay- to go along with your ideas or — Because your words are like- ing power, instead of the option methods. Don’t let your followers ly to carry more weight, listeners that is merely a quick fix. down. will prick up their ears to hear ARIES (March 21-April 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) what you’re saying. Be careful — Don’t hesitate to help unravel — Even though you might end you don’t reveal anything unin- a delicate matter for a friend if up spending more time working tended. you believe you’re able to do so. on someone else’s endeavor TAURUS (April 20-May 20) However, once done, don’t than you will your own, you — Chances are you’ll be more expect anything in return except nonetheless stand to gain much. adept than usual at gauging the gratitude. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) course of events. Wisely use this TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — A competitive endeavor gift to anticipate changes that — You might be dubious about involving a team effort will may not be evident to others. making a sensitive decision, arouse your will to win.You could GEMINI (May 21-June 20) because it’s one where you’ll end up being the crucial compo- — Before signing any type of need to let your heart rule your nent that leads to victory. agreement, you should scruti- head.You’ll discover you couldn’t GEMINI (May 21-June 20) nize the fine print. Chances are have made a wiser choice. — You should be able to find a it’ll be the little details that turn GEMINI (May 21-June 20) second, ultimately lucrative, out to be of real significance, — Sometimes it’s advisable to source of earnings if you put and they could make trouble. take a calculated risk when con- your mind to doing so. Start look- CANCER (June 21-July 22) ditions warrant it, as long as you ing now. — If you are on your toes and don’t go totally overboard. It may CANCER (June 21-July 22) are smarter than competitors, be one of those times. — If you focus your efforts and you’ll fare quite well, especially CANCER (June 21-July 22) energies on a definite goal, be it with commercial involvements. — If someone with whom you social or commercial, the results So that you’re not caught off- share a close, personal bond should be most gratifying. Your guard, try to anticipate others’ needs special attention, don’t example will inspire imitators. moves. leave his or her side, even if LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — It you’re asked to join a group of Concerns for the needs of loved behooves you to be an attentive friends for a last minute get- ones will motivate you to be listener when engaged in a con- together. much more enterprising than versation with someone who is LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — usual. You’ll want to be able to young at heart. Tips from this Because of some unexpected, give them what they aren’t able person could brighten your life favorable shifts in conditions, a to acquire on their own. considerably. matter you thought would be dif- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — ficult to handle can be accom- — It’s one of those days when When there is something impor- plished with relative ease. Relax you might need a variety of tant you need to accomplish and go for it. activities to satisfy your restless today, there’s no need to broad- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) spirit. Fortunately, regardless of cast it to the entire world. If you — Let the person you love know how much you take on, you’ll do want to moan and groan about it, how much you care with some it all well. do so only after you’ve done the kind of tangible evidence of your LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — job. affection. It doesn’t have to be Involvements that have the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — anything extravagant, just heart- potential for turning a profit If you feel you have some good felt. should be acted upon as ideas that could benefit co-work- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — promptly as possible. You aren’t ers, try to do something about it, This is one of those days when likely to make much money hem- even if those who work at your you could reap extra benefits for ming and hawing. side aren’t too supportive. Even your warm and considerate deal- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) setting a good example could ings with others. You don’t have — Whether or not you achieve help. to do anything special or expen- success will be predicated upon SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) sive, you just have to be kind. your ability to stay focused on — Even if you think in small SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) your objective. Once you have a monetary terms, that’s OK, — You could learn firsthand that clear target, keep your mind because modest profits could you made a much better impres- focused on only it. quickly add up to a tidy sum. A sion than you realized on some- good attitude could help you find one whom you thought failed to TUESDAY, DEC. 11, 2012 bargains that others overlook.

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Lucy and Josie Gallina sharing lane, and the boy band One Saturday Evening December 8, 2012 Critic’s Choice the role of Holly. Direction. Who’s No. 1? You’ll 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 have to watch. Monday Extra (N) ’ (CC) The Borrowers (2011) Stephen Fry. (CC) Castle ’ (CC) News (N) One/Road Saturday KEZI ABC Thursday KCBY CBS To Be Announced Frosty Frosty Christmas 48 Hours (N) (CC) News (N) CSI 9 p.m. on KCBY 8 p.m. on KLSR KCBY IND ››› The Bridge at Remagen (1969) George Segal. › One Man’s Hero (1999) Tom Berenger. Steele 9 p.m. on KLSR KOBI NBC Entertainment ’Night The American Giving Awards (N) ’ (CC) Law & Order: SVU News (N) SNL The Flight Before Christ- American Country Awards: Trace Adkins and Kristin Che- Glee: Seemingly separate KMCB NBC Big Bang Big Bang The American Giving Awards (N) ’ (CC) Law & Order: SVU News SNL mas: A flying squirrel shows a noweth return to host this third storylines come together as KOAC PBS Rick Rick Steves Europe Marathon Oscar Hammerstein -- Out Earth Songs (CC) young reindeer, who believes his long-lost father was part annual ceremony, in which the one holiday-themed new epi- KLSR FOX 30 Rock 30 Rock Office Office Fam. Guy Fam. Guy News Two Men MasterChef award winners are chosen by sode. Sam and Brittany (Chord KTVC IND 3-ABN on the Road Roots Waves GP Worship Hour Life on the Edge Generation of Youth of Santa’s airborne sleigh team, how to soar into the sky fan votes. Jason Aldean, Lady Overstreet, Heather Morris) KEVU MNT NBA Basketball: Trail Blazers at Kings Jim Da Vinci’s Inquest Paid Every 15 Antebellum, Dierks Bentley, live their lives to the fullest CW30 (6:00) ››› F/X Cops ’ Cops ’ Cheaters ’ (CC) ’70s ’70s Jeremy Kyle in this surprisingly dark and emotionally complex one-hour Luke Bryan and Little Big Town before the much-heralded Ma- A&E Storage Storage Storage Storage Parking Parking Billy Billy Billy Billy animated special from Finland. are among the artists sched- yan Apocalypse occurs; Jake AMC (5:00) Coach Carter ››› Miracle (2004, Drama) Kurt Russell. Premiere. (CC) ››› Miracle (CC) The voice cast includes Emma uled to perform. and Puck (Jacob Artist, Mark ›› ›› Salling) spend quality sibling BRAV Shahs of Sunset Accepted (2006) Justin Long. Accepted (2006) Justin Long. Roberts (“Nancy Drew”) and Wednesday CNBC Princess Princess Ultimate Factories Suze Orman Show Princess Princess Quit-Job! Hair Rest. 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Boardwalk Empire (:45) ››› Contagion (2011) HBO meets 6-year-old group includes ground bully tells her that San- HGTV White House White House Love It or List It Hunters Hunt Intl Hunters Hunt Intl Holly, who hasn’t New Jersey Gov. ta Claus does not exist, 8-year- HIST Pawn Pawn Mankind The Story of All of Us (CC) Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn spoken since her Chris Christie, old Virginia O’Hanlon (voice of LIFE Under the Mistletoe Holly’s Holiday (2012) Claire Coffee. (CC) Dear Santa (2011, Drama) Amy Acker. (CC) mother died. Holly “Fifty Shades of Beatrice Miller) writes to the NBCSN Boxing Bryant Jennings vs. Bowie Tupou. NFL Turning Point Boxing Bryant Jennings vs. Bowie Tupou. is being raised by Grey” author E L New York Sun, asking whether NICK Victorious Victorious Victorious Marvin Rock iCarly ’ Nanny Nanny Friends Friends her uncle Mark James, Olympic St. Nick is real. Her letter at- ROOT College Basketball Boxing College Basketball (Sean Faris), who gymnast Gabby tracts the attention of curmud- SPEED Pinks Pinks AMA Supercross Racing San Diego 2012. Unique Whips catches Maggie’s Douglas, Sec- geonly editor Francis Church SYFY ›› Snowmageddon (2011) (CC) The 12 Disasters of Christmas (2012) Doomsday Prophecy eye, but he’s in a retary of State (voice of Alfred Molina), who TLC Say Yes Say Yes Mario’s Wedding To Be Announced Trophy Wife Mario’s Wedding relationship ... sort Hillary Clinton, responds in print with one of TNT (4:45) Inception (CC) ››› The Town (2010) Ben Affleck. Premiere. (CC) ››› The Town (2010) (CC) of. Alex Paxton- actor-producer- the most famous holiday col- TOON Pokémon the Movie: Kyurem NinjaGo Venture Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Cleveland Dynamite Boon Beesley also stars director Ben umns of all time. This animated USA (6:00) ›› Couples Retreat ›› How Do You Know (2010) Reese Witherspoon. 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(CC) FXM HBO Journey 2-Myst ›› The Change-Up (2011) ’ (CC) Girls ’ (:35) Girls Enlighten Enlighten HBO ›› In Time (2011) Justin Timberlake. ’ Mel Brooks ››› Die Hard (1988) Bruce Willis. ’ HGTV Million Dollar Rooms Extreme Homes Property Brothers House Hunters Reno House Hunters Reno HGTV Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It (N) Hunters Hunt Intl Love It or List It HIST Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Ax Men (CC) Bamazon (CC) Outback Hunters (N) HIST American Pickers Pawn Pawn American Pickers (N) Pawn Pawn 1880’s Pawn LIFE Christmas Angel (2009) K.C. Clyde. (CC) All About Christmas Eve (2012) Haylie Duff. Christmas Angel LIFE Nanny-Christ ››› Crazy for Christmas (2005) (CC) All She Wants for Christmas (2006) (CC) NBCSN Elk Fever Barta Rugby Seven World Series - South Africa. Costas Tonight Poker After Dark NBCSN Onward Notre Dame Costas Tonight Sports Illustrated Onward Notre Dame Poker After Dark NICK Sponge. Sponge. See Dad Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh (2008) ’ Nanny Friends Friends NICK Drake Drake Full H’se Full Hse. Full Hse. Full H’se Nanny Nanny Friends Friends ROOT College Basketball High School Football Lott Trophy ROOT (6:30) UFC Reloaded Highlights of UFC 147 in Brazil. Bensinger World Poker Tour Dan Patrick SPEED Classic Car Crazy British Touring Car Goodwood Revival FIA GT1 World Unique Whips SPEED Truck U Truck U Gearz Gearz Hot Rod Hot Rod Truck U Truck U Unique Whips SYFY (6:00) Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade ›› Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008) SYFY Indiana Jones and Crystal Skull Syfy 20th Anniversary Special (N) Syfy Anniversary TLC Hoard-Buried Sister Wives (CC) Sister Wives (N) ’ Sin City Rules (CC) Sister Wives (CC) TLC Cake Boss:Next Cake Boss:Next Cake Boss:Next Cake Cake Cake Boss:Next TNT (5:30) ›› S.W.A.T. ››› The Town (2010) Ben Affleck, Jon Hamm. (CC) ››› The Town (2010) (CC) TNT The Mentalist (CC) The Mentalist (CC) The Mentalist (CC) The Mentalist (CC) CSI: NY ’ (CC) TOON Pokémon Dragons Looney Dragons Oblongs King/Hill King/Hill Cleveland Fam. Guy Fam. Guy TOON Adven Adven Regular Annoying King/Hill King/Hill American American Fam. Guy Fam. Guy USA NCIS “Heartland” ’ NCIS “Silent Night” NCIS “Faith” (CC) NCIS ’ (CC) Quantum of Solace USA NCIS: Los Angeles WWE Monday Night RAW (N Same-day Tape) ’ (CC) CSI: Crime Scene WGN-A News Replay 30 Rock 30 Rock Rules Rules Scrubs Scrubs Sunny Sunny WGN-A WGN News at Nine Funny Home Videos Rules Rules 30 Rock Scrubs 30 Rock Sunny WTBS I Can Do Bad ›› Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married Too? (2010) Why Did I Get Married Too? WTBS Seinfeld Seinfeld Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. 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KTVC IND Amazing Books Creative Media Mission Bible A Sharper Focus Words Melody KEVU MNT Dr. Phil ’ (CC) The Dr. Oz Show (N) House “The Fix” ’ House “After Hours” Baggage Excused KEVU MNT Dr. Phil ’ (CC) The Dr. Oz Show ’ NUMB3RS ’ (CC) NUMB3RS ’ (CC) Baggage Excused CW30 Rules Rules Hart of Dixie (N) ’ Muppets: Letters Seinfeld Seinfeld ’Til Death ’Til Death CW30 Rules Rules Arrow “Year’s End” Fashion Show Seinfeld Seinfeld ’Til Death ’Til Death A&E Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage A&E Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping AMC (5:30) ›› Jumanji ›››› Miracle on 34th Street (1947) (:15) ›››› Miracle on 34th Street (1947) AMC CSI 12.12.12: The Concert for Sandy Relief Musicians perform. BRAV Real Housewives Housewives/Atl. Start-Ups Decorators Happens Real BRAV Real Housewives Real Housewives Top Chef: Seattle Top Chef: Seattle (N) Happens LOLwork CNBC American Greed Mad Money 60 Minutes on CNBC American Greed Paid Paid CNBC American Greed Mad Money Hotel: Marriott American Greed Paid Paid COM Colbert Daily Work. Key Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Daily Colbert COM Colbert Daily Chappelle Chappelle South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk Daily Colbert DISC Chopper Live: Countdown to Revenge (N) Chopper Live: The Revenge (N) Amish Mafia (CC) Revenge DISC Moonshiners (CC) American Guns ’ Amish Mafia (N) ’ Moonshiners (N) ’ Amish Mafia (CC) DISN ANT Farm Gravity Good The Ultimate Christmas Present Jessie ’ Phineas ANT Farm Jessie ’ DISN Shake It ANT Farm Jessie ’ Good Dog Shake It Good Phineas Austin Shake It E! E! News (N) Leann Rimes Ice-Coco Ice-Coco Nicki Mi Nicki Mi Chelsea Chelsea E! E! News (N) ›› Sweet Home Alabama (2002) The Soup Love You Chelsea Chelsea ESPN NBA Basketball: Clippers at Bulls SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) ESPN Basket NBA Basketball San Antonio Spurs at Utah Jazz. (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) FAM ››› The Santa Clause (1994) Tim Allen. The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause The 700 Club (CC) FAM The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation The 700 Club (CC) FOOD Chopped Chopped Chopped Chopped (N) Chopped FOOD Restaurant: Im. Restaurant: Im. Restaurant: Im. Restaurant Stakeout Restaurant: Im. FX Two Men Two Men ››› Rush Hour (1998) Jackie Chan. ›› Rush Hour 2 (2001) Jackie Chan. FX Two Men Two Men ››› Taken (2008, Action) Liam Neeson. American- Story American- Story FXM Blow (CC) ›› Blow (2001) Johnny Depp, Penélope Cruz. (CC) › The Marine (2006) John Cena. (CC) FXM 12.12.12: The Concert for Sandy Relief ›› Across the Universe (2007) Evan Rachel Wood. FXM HBO (6:15) Contagion ’ Journey 2-Mysterious Isl. This Is 40 24/7 ›› Cowboys & Aliens (2011) HBO Red Tails 12.12.12: The Concert for Sandy Relief Musicians perform. (N Same-day Tape) (CC) HGTV Hunt Intl Hunters Love It or List It Property Property Hunters Hunt Intl Million Dollar Rooms HGTV House Hunters Reno Property Brothers Buying and Selling Hunters Hunt Intl Property Brothers HIST Mankind The Story Mankind The Story Mankind The Story of All of Us (N) (CC) Invention Invention HIST American American American American American American Invention Invention Cajun Cajun LIFE Wife Swap ’ (CC) Abby’s Dance Abby’s Ultimate Dance Competition (CC) Extreme Prank LIFE C’mas-Chestnut › The Perfect Holiday (2007) (CC) ›› Nothing Like the Holidays (2008) (CC) NBCSN Golf Rugby Seven World Series - South Africa. Poker After Dark Poker After Dark NBCSN NFL Turning Point NFL Turning Point Still Standing NFL Turning Point Poker After Dark 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 Wm. Basketball Griot’s Diesel TV (N) Mark Few World Poker Tour Dan Patrick ROOT Women’s College Basketball Sports Unlimited Heartland Poker Dan Patrick SPEED My Ride My Ride Dumbest Dumbest Parts Parts My Ride My Ride Unique Whips SPEED Barrett-Jackson Pinks - All Out Drag Drag Barrett-Jackson Unique Whips SYFY (6:30) Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (CC) ›› Quantum of Solace (2008) Daniel Craig. (CC) Star Trk 4 SYFY Quantum of Solace Ghost Hunters (CC) Ghost Hunters (CC) Dark Side Dark Side Dark Side Ghost TLC Sister Wives (CC) Little People Big Little People Big Deck Halls Little People Big TLC Toddlers & Tiaras ’ Memorable Moments Toddlers & Tiaras ’ Jersey on Ice (N) ’ Toddlers & Tiaras ’ TNT The Mentalist (CC) Rizzoli & Isles (CC) Rizzoli & Isles (N) Leverage (N) (CC) Rizzoli & Isles (CC) TNT Castle ’ (CC) Castle ’ (CC) Castle ’ (CC) Castle “Overkill” ’ CSI: NY ’ (CC) TOON Gumball Looney Level Up Adven King/Hill King/Hill American American Fam. Guy Fam. Guy TOON Adven NinjaGo Dragons Ben 10 King/Hill King/Hill American American Fam. Guy Fam. Guy USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU USA NCIS “Dagger” ’ NCIS “Road Kill” ’ NCIS “Caged” (CC) NCIS “Broken Bird” NCIS “Love & War” WGN-A WGN News at Nine Funny Home Videos Rules Rules 30 Rock Scrubs 30 Rock Sunny WGN-A WGN News at Nine Funny Home Videos Rules Rules 30 Rock Scrubs 30 Rock Sunny WTBS Seinfeld Seinfeld Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) (CC) WTBS Seinfeld Seinfeld Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) (CC) Thursday Evening December 13, 2012 Friday Evening December 14, 2012 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. Last Resort (N) ’ Grey’s Anatomy (N) (:02) Scandal (N) ’ News Nightline KEZI ABC Extra (N) Million. Last Man Malibu Shark Tank (CC) (:01) 20/20 ’ (CC) News Nightline KCBY CBS Jeopardy! Inside Ed. Big Bang Two Men Person of Interest (:01) Elementary (N) News (N) Letterman KCBY CBS Jeopardy! Inside Ed. Rudolph, Red-Nosed Virginia The Elf Blue Bloods (CC) News (N) Letterman KCBY IND › Armed and Dangerous (1986) (CC) ›› The January Man (1988) Kevin Kline. The Russia House KCBY IND ›› The Perez Family (1995) (CC) › Breaking the Rules (1992, Drama) (CC) › Up the Creek KOBI NBC Ent Insider All Night All Night Take It All (N) (CC) Rock Center News (N) Jay Leno KOBI NBC Ent Insider Blake Shelton-Xmas Take It All (N) (CC) Dateline NBC (N) ’ News (N) Jay Leno KMCB NBC Big Bang Big Bang All Night All Night Take It All (N) (CC) Rock Center News Jay Leno KMCB NBC Big Bang Big Bang Blake Shelton-Xmas Take It All (N) (CC) Dateline NBC (N) ’ News Jay Leno KOAC PBS PBS NewsHour (N) Great Performances: Andrea Bocelli Live Celtic Woman, Christmas KOAC PBS PBS NewsHour (N) Wash. ADD and Loving It?! ’ (CC) Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers 1966-1969 KLSR FOX Fox News Two Men The X Factor (CC) Glee “Glee, Actually” News Two Men Raymond Raymond KLSR FOX Fox News Two Men Kitchen Nightmares Fringe (N) (CC) News Two Men Raymond Raymond KTVC IND 3ABN Today (N) Bible Sign Time Gospel Life To Variety Time Out 3ABN Today (N) KTVC IND It Is Mission Feature Pres. Better Life On Tour A Sharper Focus Variety Thunder KEVU MNT Dr. Phil ’ (CC) The Dr. Oz Show (N) White Collar (CC) White Collar (CC) Baggage Excused KEVU MNT Dr. Phil ’ (CC) The Dr. Oz Show (N) Monk ’ (CC) Monk ’ (CC) Baggage Excused CW30 Rules Rules The Vampire Diaries Beauty & Beast Seinfeld Seinfeld ’Til Death ’Til Death CW30 Rules Rules ›› Prancer Returns (2001) John Corbett. Seinfeld Seinfeld ’Til Death ’Til Death A&E The First 48 (CC) The First 48 (CC) The First 48 (N) Panic 9-1-1 (N) (:01) Panic 9-1-1 A&E Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Duck Dynasty (CC) Duck D. Duck D. AMC CSI: Miami ’ (CC) ›››› Miracle on 34th Street (1947) (:15) ›››› Miracle on 34th Street (1947) AMC ›››› White Christmas (1954) Bing Crosby. (CC) (:45) ›››› White Christmas (1954) Bing Crosby. BRAV Real Housewives Housewives/Atl. Real Housewives Real Housewives Happens Miami BRAV Shahs Shahs of Sunset Shahs Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. Real Housewives CNBC American Greed Mad Money Crackberry’d American Greed Paid Paid CNBC American Greed Mad Money Crime Inc. American Greed Paid Hang Ups COM Colbert Daily Futurama Tosh.0 Tosh.0 The Comedy Central Roast Daily Colbert COM Daily Tosh.0 Tosh.0 (:44) ››› The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005) (CC) Demetri Martin. DISC Amish Mafia (CC) Amish Mafia (CC) Moonshiners (CC) Ghost Town Gold (N) Moonshiners (CC) DISC Gold Rush ’ (CC) Gold Rush - The Dirt Gold Rush (N) (CC) Behind the Scenes Gold Rush ’ (CC) DISN ANT Farm Gravity Santa Clause 3: Escape Clause ANT Farm Gravity Phineas Jessie ’ ANT Farm DISN Dog Dog Disney’s A Christmas Carol (CC) Phineas Dog Good Shake It Austin E! E! News (N) The Soup ››› Knocked Up (2007) Seth Rogen, Paul Rudd. Chelsea Chelsea E! E! News (N) Ice-Coco Ice-Coco Leann Rimes Fashion Police (N) Chelsea E! News ESPN HS Basketball SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) ESPN Basket NBA Basketball Memphis Grizzlies at Denver Nuggets. SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) FAM National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation ››› The Polar Express (2004, Fantasy) The 700 Club (CC) FAM Year Without Santa Santa Claus, Town ›››› Toy Story (1995), Tim Allen The 700 Club (CC) FOOD Cupcake Wars Sugar Dome Sweet Genius Sweet Genius (N) The Next Iron Chef FOOD Restaurant: Im. Diners, Drive Diners Diners My. Din My. Din Diners Diners FX Two Men Two Men › Deck the Halls (2006) Danny DeVito. Sunny League League Unsuper. FX UFC: Sotiropoulos Two Men ››› The Other Guys (2010, Comedy) Will Ferrell. Sunny League FXM Star Trek FXM ››› Star Trek (2009) Chris Pine. (CC) FXM › Deep Rising (CC) FXM ›› Surrogates (2009) Bruce Willis. (CC) ››› The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999) Matt Damon. FXM HBO Welcome-Moos. Mel Brooks ›› What’s Your Number? (2011) ’ (CC) Katie Cathouse HBO Some 24/7 ›› Contraband (2012) Mark Wahlberg. ’›Your Highness (2011) ’ Die Hard HGTV Hunt Intl Hunters Hotel Impossible (N) Extreme Homes (N) Hunters Hunt Intl Extreme Homes HGTV Hunt Intl Hunt Intl Famous House Celebrity Homes Hunters Hunt Intl Hunt Intl Hunt Intl HIST Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Bamazon (CC) (:02) Ax Men (CC) HIST American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers How the How the LIFE Trading Spouses Project Runway Project Runway Abby’s Ultimate Dance Competition (CC) LIFE Under the Mistletoe Holly’s Holiday (2012) Claire Coffee. (CC) Undercover Christmas (2003) Jami Gertz. NBCSN Rugby Seven World Series - South Africa. NFL Turning Point Sports Illustrated Poker After Dark NBCSN Raging (:45) ›››› Raging Bull (1980) Robert De Niro, Cathy Moriarty. NFL Turning Point Game On! NICK Drake Drake Big Time Rush (CC) Full H’se Full H’se Nanny Nanny Friends Friends NICK Peter Rugrats ’ Sponge. See Dad Full H’se Nanny Nanny Friends Friends ROOT College Basketball Washington at Seattle. Mark Few Bensinger Hawks Sea Dan Patrick ROOT College Basketball Washington at Seattle. Boxing Dan Patrick SPEED Pinks Pinks Car Warriors Wrecked Wrecked Pinks Pinks Unique Whips SPEED Goodwood Revival SEMA Las Vegas Festival of Speed Goodwood Revival Unique Whips SYFY Star Trek: Next Star Trek: Next Star Trek: Next Star Trek: Next Star Trek: Next SYFY Syfy Anniversary WWE Friday Night SmackDown! (N) (CC) Haven “Reunion” (N) Dark Side Dark Side TLC Bride Bride Sin City Rules (CC) Top 10 Weddings of Say Yes Say Yes Top 10 Weddings of TLC Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Brides Brides Say Yes Say Yes TNT Basket NBA Basketball: Spurs at Trail Blazers Inside the NBA (N) The Mentalist (CC) TNT The Mentalist (CC) ››› The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) (CC) Forbidden TOON Adven Annoying MAD Regular King/Hill King/Hill American American Fam. Guy Fam. 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