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Doug Hille looks up BY DANIEL SIMMONS-RITCHIE items on a laptop, The World searching for ammo for a cus- Gun control? ‘Slow down’, say a handful of South tomer Friday at the Coast officials. Hole in the Wall In the wake of last week’s shootings in Clacka- Gun Shop in Coos mas and Connecticut, local politicos are treading Bay. Many items cautiously as the nation examines tightening gun readily available a laws. week ago are not Congressman Peter DeFazio, D-Eugene, says this week. mass shootings is a complex subject that requires a “comprehensive approach.” “This is an issue fraught with emotions and mis- understanding,” he said. “There are liberals from New York who have never held a gun, fired a gun. They don’t understand guns; they don’t under- stand why someone would have a gun.They want to ban all guns essentially.” DeFazio owns several guns for target shooting and self-protection. He says he supports restric- tions on certain firearms, but wouldn’t say whether he supports a ban on assault rifles, like the Bush- master AR-15 used by Adam Lanza to kill 20 chil- dren at Sandy Hook Elementary school. “There are clearly some very stupid guns out there, designed for — I’m not sure what they are designed for,” DeFazio said. He pointed to the ‘Streetsweeper,’a revolver 12-gauge shotgun. DeFazio says any new regulations need to be bal- By Lou Sennick, anced with better intervention for mentally-unsta- The World ble people. However,he has no specific policy ideas. At the end of January, a presidential taskforce will recommend how to reduce gun violence. Some lawmakers, largely Democrats, are advocating the Learning about a ‘polite society’ reinstatement of the 1994 federal ban on assault weapons. That bill expired in 2004. Similar calls are echoing in Salem. Gov. BY DANIEL SIMMONS-RITCHIE miss a beat. fugitive from justice? Have you been Kitzhaber and several Democratic lawmakers are The World “You might change gun laws, but dishonorably discharged from the mili- pushing for a state ban on assault weapons, accord- you’re not going to change crazies,” he tary? The list goes on. ing to the Oregonian. COOS BAY — The owner of Hole in said. Lawrence would fax those answers to But that groundswell has met a tepid response the Wall Gun Shop is skeptical. I tell Lawrence I’m interested in the the Oregon State Police for verification. from legislators on the rural South Coast. Ken Lawrence, in his 60s, has snow process of buying a gun, not the poli- This is the “backgroud check.” It takes Jeff Kruse, R-Roseburg, says it’s difficult to cate- white hair and a tan cap embroidered tics. “What do I have to do?” I asked. the police anywhere from 15 minutes to gorize an “assault rifle,” and he wouldn’t want with his store’s name. He shot his first Lawrence hesitates. He’s busy, he several hours. Lawrence also would take unfair restrictions on law-abiding hunters and elk at age 12. says. But eventually pulls out a “4473” fingerprints. recreational shooters. Lawrence knows what happens after form that must be completed for any “If there’s something in their back- “I don’t think you can get to a definition,” he mass shootings. And so, when I walk gun purchase in Oregon. ground they don’t understand, some- said. “If you want to talk about fully automatic, into his store Wednesday afternoon and I’m presented with an array of ques- ask if he can talk about guns, he doesn’t tions: Are you a U.S. citizen? Are you a SEE POLITE | A8 SEE GUNS | A8

Marshfield sophomore Cheyenne Vaughn and A Challenge to junior Tristen Lewis make birthday posters for students’lockers during a gathering of student isolation Friends of Rachel, an anti-bullying group at BY THOMAS MORIARTY Marshfield High The World School inspired by Rachel’s Challenge. COOS BAY — Eight students gathered in an upstairs class- The group was started room of Marshfield’s main building Wednesday to decorate to combat bullying signs for the lockers of students with birthdays during the win- and promote inclusive ter break. activities for all high Junior Tristen Lewis, a member of the Friends of Rachel club, school students. colored a “happy birthday” sign and chatted with group new- By Alysha Beck, The World SEE CHALLENGE | A8 The South Coast’s Southern lady returns

COOS BAY — As the final Nobody’s approval rating is 100 PEOPLE OF gavel fell on the recently percent, but when you talk to people THE called special session in who follow Oregon politics, and Salem, legislators returned to specifically here on the South Coast, WORLD their various districts for the you start to realize that Verger is the winter holidays. But for Coos closest thing to royalty we have in Bay’s Sen. Joanne Verger, it our area. was a bang that ended a Verger’s life in politics began in political run dating back over 1990 with a position on the Coos two decades. Bay City Council. Two years later, The state senator had she was elected mayor, a post that announced this would be her she retained through four more last term and did not seek re- terms before winning election in her election. Co-Speaker of the State Sen. Joanne Verger first run at the House of Representa- TIM House of Representatives tives in 2001. In 2004, she won elec- NOVOTNY Arnie Roblan will take her vacated position when the tion to the state Senate and was re- By Alysha Beck, The World Legislature resumes next year, and says her presence elected in 2008. Martin Callery, chief commercial officer at the Oregon International Port of Coos Bay, in the halls of the state Legislature will be missed. She is stepping down from a political career that did reflects on his experiences working with Joanne Verger, a retiring Oregon state “She has been an inspiration to me in public serv- ice,”Roblan said. senator. SEE VERGER | A8

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Editorial Board Clark Walworth, Editor Opinion Ryan Haas, City Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion History teaches compromise Cheers BOSTON — In the early We both cov- gan’s personal impossible today. 1980s, Tip O’Neill played the ered Congress popularity and O’Neill understood that same role that John Boehner during O’Neill’s TV skills made while partisanship is an impor- does now — speaker of the years as speaker him a particu- tant value, it is not the only Jeers House, while a popular presi- and we were larly powerful value. Before the vote, the dent from the other party dom- honored to par- adversary. speaker took the floor to explain inates the political debate. ticipate in a Matthews, his support: & recent panel who is writing a O’Neill would have turned 100 “The president and I ... are this month, so it’s appropriate to marking book about the together because we know that contemplate what his relation- O’Neill’s birth- two men, put it if the economy of this nation is A big finish ship with Ronald Reagan teach- day at the John F. COKIE AND STEVEN V. this way not strong and not vigorous, its es about today’s Washington. Kennedy Presi- ROBERTS recently in a citizens are going to suffer.” Coos County commission- dential Library speech at “I think that my father Columnists Matthews cites a note Reagan ers finished the year with a believed, as did Ronald Reagan, in Boston. Georgetown made in his diary after Tip’s flurry of key that politics was the art of com- In a TV docu- University: floor speech endorsing their promise, that you could fight for mentary narrated by writer “When Reagan came in wanting budget bill: “Tip O’Neill made a decisions, your ideals — and understand Mike Barnicle and shown at the to push tax cuts and changes in speech to Republicans telling despite politi- that you’d have to give in while forum, O’Neill sharply criticizes the budget, Tip refused to play them why they should support cal tensions the other side gave in — in order Reagan for failing to grasp and any games. There were no fili- me. It seemed strange — both of between to create progress for our gov- discuss legislative details. TV busters, no efforts to jam things us on the same side.” ernment to move forward,”says commentator Chris Matthews, up. No obstacle courses set up. It would seem far stranger Commissioners Bob Main his son, Thomas P. O’Neill III. who served as O’Neill’s Tip figured Reagan had won the today — a speaker and a presi- and Fred Messerle. O’Neill and Reagan were spokesman, says the speaker election. He had the votes. It dent from different parties lin- (Congress could take a les- fierce partisans who disdained used to complain that “the pres- was his turn at bat.” ing up “on the same side” to son.) Cheers to both, and to each other’s politics. But their ident read everything off 3-by-5 But a year later, in 1982, the promote the national interest goal was to beat the other guy at cards.” two men hammered out a while facing down the ideologi- Commissioner Cam Parry. the polls, not burn him at the But Reagan and O’Neill rec- painful budget deal that raised cal loudmouths in their own Parry and Messerle are fin- stake. They were rivals, but not ognized something important in revenue and cut spending to ranks. Yet that is what has to ishing their time as interim enemies. And that absence of each other. They were both deal with a growing deficit. happen if the country is to avoid appointees, but they’ve ideological rigidity enabled elected leaders, they both repre- Sound familiar? It passed the the “fiscal cliff.” Speaker them to “give in” without sell- sented strong constituencies, House with 226 votes — 123 Boehner and President Obama been far more than caretak- ing out. It’s a lot easier to com- they both held offices that com- Democrats and 103 Republicans have a lot to learn from the men ers. Thanks and best wishes promise with someone who’s manded respect. And in Tip’s — a measure of bipartisan coop- who held those same offices 30 as they depart. wrong but not evil. case, he understood that Rea- eration that seems totally years ago. Can’t do the time? So let’s see — you’re charged with beating your son with a baseball bat? You say a previous prison term gave you post-trau- matic stress syn- drome? So please, judge, don’t send you to prison? You refuse to talk to your own lawyer? Jeers. Next case. Two turtle doves ... Counting wild birds may seem like a futile exercise. (They won’t sit still, dang it!) But the Audubon Society says the annual Public Forum yuletide tally provides criti- cal data on population trends. Cheers to the local Second Amendment responder wouldn’t just be the next person heal their land.” volunteers who donate a day. to go mental and start shooting children and Can we do that? Have we had enough yet? is not about emotion teachers. This is the answer, but it takes action on our The problem is the pervasiveness and Does anyone want a tragic event to occur? part. Just a fluke? availability of guns and the mentality that No. Do we all wish to make them not happen May Almighty God bless our country and goes with them. And for that I lay the blame Even though they’re much again? Yes. its people. at the feet of the firearms industry, their Sympathy,empathy and concern are easy Peter G. Brophy bigger than birds, whales can lobbying wing, (NRA and other, even worse to put into statements. They require no Coos Bay be harder to spot. Cheers for rational thought; they are simply a projec- organizations), and the sycophantic politi- Winter Whale tion of the writer’s or speaker’s emotions. cians who do their bidding. Watch Week, They mean well; they feel pain and would You will notice that none of Rep. Dennis Richardson’s solutions involve banning cer- Fix unhappy children which starts like everyone else to understand that. They also would like to make these things not tain weapons or ammunition clips, or other- who become killers Wednesday. happen again. A noble, caring thought. wise reducing the sale of assault weapons? The summer I turned 17, my best friend, And cheers for Unfortunately, the Second Amendment Why would police officers be a likely first the volunteers to our Constitution is not about emotion. It target, but campus responders wouldn’t be? age 16, was murdered by a deranged teenage If the weapon of a “campus responder” is boy whose crime was revealed when he who will be on hand to help is most definitely about rational thought. Why does this amendment matter? Our locked up in a safe place, how many stu- killed his second victim. He was overcome you spot the floating fauna. founders must have thought it important, dents would be exposed to harm while the and held for police at the crime scene when for they inserted in the second spot, right campus responder is gaining access to that the victim’s husband came home. Kangaroo justice behind our freedom of speech. Do you think weapon? And if a weapon is not kept in a This was so unusual and unheard of that it was randomly placed? secure place, then it would just likely add to my friend’s picture was on the front page of the threat. Also, if high school or middle Civil forfeiture lets author- Are “arms” different now than then? the New York City newspaper. While he school boys knew where such a weapon was, Only the design and power have changed. A awaited trial, it came out that he had a list of ities grab assets of people it would likely not be secure enough. firearm now works on the same theory as others he was going to kill. The next person on suspected — not convicted, then. Eldon Rollins just suspected — of drug Coquille the list was “the girl who wears glasses and I have heard some say, “Society has runs around with Patty” — me! He didn’t changed, and it is time to change the Con- offenses. This even know my name. I was just a future target. distasteful stitution.” Our founders would reply that perhaps we should change society. Get back to teaching “They” said he was a “periodic psycho- back-door jus- The Second Amendment was not put in pathic murderer.” He was committed to a tice punishes because they liked to hunt or shoot for fun. the principles of Christ California State Hospital for the mentally ill. people who may The founders knew that our republic would I would like to comment on the Dec. 17 I have no idea whatever happened to him. never face crim- be dealing with people’s best thoughts and editorial which ended in “and pray”. I became a mother (six born to me and behaviors and also their worse thoughts and Hold on a minute, didn’t we outlaw the three stepchildren), grandmother of 14, and inal charges. Feds increas- behaviors. These behaviors would come nativity scenes and Christmas carols in a great-grandma of 19. About 10 years ago, I ingly are using it against from outside our borders and inside our schools? Many places of business require spent a lovely Thanksgiving with some Oregon medical-marijuana borders. their employees to say “Happy Holidays” friends who had just moved from Jack- growers. Jeers. We must educate ourselves on the impor- instead of “Merry Christmas.” sonville, Fla., to Blacksburg, Va. They had tance of the right to own firearms. We can- Yes, we almost have taken God out of our children just about ready to start school. not afford to minimize this debate. Politi- public life, and yet we ask, “where is God?” They wanted the safest town in the U.S. The cians are salivating at the chance to tackle when a horrible tragedy occurs. 300,000 LEDs expensive experts said Blacksburg, Va.Their this so-called issue. They will pander to In addition to not teaching our children 1 new home was about 1⁄2 to 2 miles from the Just 10 more nights to see those who are willing to give up a right for Christian guidelines, as we did in the past, some temporary safety. we are allowing videos and video game pro- site of the Virginia Tech shooting! the lights. The When my friend was killed, I lived with annual labor Please put your effort toward mental ducers to peddle violence and sex to our health oversight. This is the real solution. young people. We are what we eat. We not relatives who were gun fanatics. Among the of love by the Michael Jordan only consume through our mouths but six men and their wives, they probably Friends of Hauser through our eyes and ears. Garbage in, owned at least 36 guns. The idea of a gun Shore Acres garbage out. being a threat was as unthinkable to any and draws visitors Then there are many who say, “Confis- all of them as the idea of flying to the moon, A campus responder cate and lock up all the guns, which are the using their arms as wings. Gun control! Guns from near and far. Who says cause of all the terrible tragedies.” Does it are controlled. Do you think, really think any you have to go to a big city might not win shootout make sense to take away all the automobiles more laws could have prevented any of the to see bright lights? Cheers. One great way to make assault weapons less because they are responsible for so many three tragedies I have covered here? available to mass murderers is to simply make deaths? No. Any deranged person with a It isn’t guns that need more control. We them less available, period. Both Kip Kinkel machete or a baseball bat could do the same need to have more clinics, doctors and pro- terrible deed. and Adam Lanza murdered their parents first grams to fix our unhappy, mentally-disturbed and acquired their weapons that way. If we really want to end this madness in (sick?) children who become young killers. Remembering With assault weapons, dozens of children our wonderful country, we are going to have and teachers can be killed even before a to get our heads out of the sand, and get back Some people think the world will come to an the fallen “campus responder” would be able to to the principles that Christ taught. end this month. I wouldn’t blame God for say- respond. Also, there is no guarantee that a God said in 2 Chronicles, “If my people, ing, “I give up. They just won’t love their U.S. military death tolls campus responder would come out on top in who are called by my name, will humble brothers,”and smashing this world like I smash in Afghanistan as of Friday: an exchange with an already active shooter themselves and pray and seek my face and a fly with my swatter. He can, you know. bent on mayhem. turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear Zola Gouig 2,163 There is also no guarantee that a campus from heaven and forgive their sin and will North Bend C M C M Y K Y K

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Judith A. Grossman Calif. After graduating high church members in need. missed by those she left Driving 1944 - 2012 school, Judy married and had For much of her life, Judy behind. two lovely children, Kevin was a master seamstress and Judy is survived by her son, Memorial services will be and Kristen, and worked chef, creating designer-qual- Kevin of Santa Cruz, Calif.; held for Judith A. Grossman, tirelessly to take care of them ity clothes and many culinary home a 68, of North Bend at 11 a.m. daughter, Kristen of Visalia, and raise them well. delights for family and Calif.; daughter, Michelle of Saturday, Jan. 12, at Bay Area In 1979 Judy married the friends. Judy and Dick were Church of the Nazarene, Tulare, Calif.; daughter, love of her life, Dick. They fond of traveling when health 1850 Clark St., in North Bend Stephanie of Merced, Calif.; point met while working together was better for both, trekking and then at 11 a.m. Saturday, at the Visalia Police Depart- across the U.S. and Canada in daughter, Simon of Eureka, Feb. 2, at Calvary Chapel in ment, where Judy was a dis- their motorhome and also Calif.; sister, Elizabeth of DEAR ABBY: My Visalia, Calif. patcher and Dick was a flying to Hawaii several times. Fresno, Calif.; grandchildren, boyfriend and I are in a long- Judith left this world to be police detective. Judy Judy and Dick also had a boat Celeste, Nicholas, Tomi, distance relationship and with her Lord and savior became the dispatch super- and belonged to a boat club Richard, Shaunda, Bethany, agreed to split our visits 50- Jesus Christ on the evening visor at the VPD and was and ventured out into the sea Beatrice and Bryce; three 50 between our cities. Ini- of Dec. 3, 2012. With her children and church family responsible for implement- often. Judy’s beauty tran- great-grandchildren; and tially, it worked great. Unfor- Judith Grossman tunately, his work schedule at her side during her last ing an advanced public safe- scended her illness, and she other aunts, uncles, nephews, has changed, and for the past few days of life, Judy passed ty computer system for the always “dressed to the nines” nieces and cousins. city of Visalia. After leaving vary Chapel and were in whether she was going out to year he has come here to visit away quietly after living with charge of the senior group Mom, we will miss you me only once every month or decades of chronic illness. It the police department, Judy dinner or down the street to every day but you will forev- had exciting but short who prayed for others’ the doctor. She was a loving, so, while I frequently drive was four months and a day needs. They then relocated er be with us. We will always from the date of when her careers with different tech- nurturing, devoted wife, for hours to see him. to North Bend in 2003 love you. He says that because he’s loving husband, Richard E. nology companies. Judy and mother and grandmother, Please send flowers or Dick were married for 33 because they loved the outspoken and a true cham- away from home for work, it’s Grossman, passed away. donations to either church in years, recently renewing weather and that’s when pion of family and friends in only fair that I travel to see Judy was born in Joplin, Judy Grossman’s name. Mo., in 1944, but her family their vows in a beautiful they joined the Bay Area need. She was also a caring him since it’s “less trouble” Arrangements are under for me. I understand that he moved to the Central Valley church ceremony at the Bay Church of the Nazarene, daughter and sister, and a puts in a lot of time with of California when she was 2 Area Church of the Nazarene where Judy was chairwoman deeply committed friend and the direction of Coos Bay travel for work, but at what years old. Judy’s father with Pastor Ron Halverson of women’s prayer ministry family member, always the Chapel, 541-267-3131. point does the ratio become worked in multiple indus- presiding. and the encouragement one to send cards and make Sign the guestbook at unbalanced and unfair? tries and jobs, but the family While living in Visalia, ministry where she sent out calls on every occasion 365 www.coosbayfh.com and I miss finally settled in Fresno, Judy and Dick attended Cal- hopeful notes and cards to days a year. She will sorely be www.theworldlink.com. DEAR weekends in my city ABBY with my William Dean Osborne; brother, Neil friends, and Osborne Osborne and his wife, Betty; it makes me brother, Loren Osborne; son, sad that he Nov. 11, 1933 – Dec. 19, 2012 Loren Osborne and his wife, won’t make A public visitation will be Teresa; daughter, Karla the effort to held for William “Dean” Rogers and her husband, see me. Osborne,79,of Coos Bay,from Donnie; son, Keith Osborne What do 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday, and his wife, Stacy; daughter, you think is Dec. 2 at Coos Bay Chapel, 685 Deanna Forrest and her hus- JEANNE right in this Anderson Ave. A graveside band, Dewayne; grandchild, PHILLIPS matter? — committal will follow at 1 p.m. Ashley and her husband UNCER- at Ocean View Memory Gar- Chris; grandchildren, Natalie, TAIN IN dens Cemetery, 1525 Ocean Steven, Tommie, Haley and SAN FRANCISCO Blvd., Coos Bay with pastor Riley; and one great-grand- DEAR UNCERTAIN: Dale Herring of Life Change daughter, Brogan. “What’s right” is the original Barry Dean Marshall Church presiding. Dean was preceded in agreement you had with your Dean, as known by family William Osborne death by his parents, Mar- boyfriend, or something Barry Dean Marshall missed by his wife, family and friends, was born Nov. garet and Ray Osborne, and close to it. Because he is no 11, 1933 in Broadbent, Ore. to member of the Life Change younger brother, Nolan Sept. 3, 1944 - Dec. 15, 2012 and friends. longer willing to live up to his Barry is survived by his Quincy R. Osborne and Mar- Church in Coos Bay. He was Osborne. part in the bargain, consider At his request, no services wife, Linda Rae Marshall; garet A. (Roselle) Osborne. well known by family and Arrangements are under seeing him less often. will be held for Barry Dean daughters, Holly Marshall He passed away peacefully friends and co-workers as a the care of Coos Bay Chapel, Perhaps if he has a chance to Marshall, 68, of Coquille. He and Tara Marshall; grandson, Dec. 19, 2012 in Coos Bay. bit of a jokester and 541-267-3131. miss you, he will feel impelled also wanted to say, “When Jordan Mai; brother, Lanny Dean was a wonderful prankster. He was always Friends and family are to make more of an effort. And you read this obituary, you and wife, Linda D. Marshall; loving husband, father and making someone laugh. He encouraged to sign the online if he’s not,then you won’t have will know that I have kicked niece, Michelle Marshall; grandfather. He loved will be sorely missed by all of guestbook at www.coos- to cut off your social relation- the bucket, so have a party.” sister, Diane and husband, spending his time camping, his family and friends. bayfh.com and www.the- ships at home — relationships Barry was born Sept. 3, Bill Pankonin; stepchildren, hunting, fishing and at fami- Dean is survived by his worldlink.com. you may need if this romance 1944, in Tillamook. He Shay Hamilton, Justin ly gatherings. He was an avid wife, Evelyn Lorraine doesn’t work out the way you passed away peacefully Dec. Hamilton and partner, would like. 15, 2012, at home in Coquille. Alyssa, and Scott Hamilton DEAR ABBY: My wife of 32 Barry worked with his and wife, Stephanie; and about a fairy. She gifted us all Katherine Ann Edwards. years has delusional jealousy. Lorryann Gay family’s business, Lloyd stepgrandchildren, Maken- with her watercolor paint- Lorryann was loved by her It is so bad that she has Edwards Marshall Trucking, for many sie, Kallen and Korbin, ings. Lorryann pieced family and we will miss shar- checked my genitals and ques- years. When his dad retired, Lucas, twins Aaron and Jan. 19, 1950 - Dec. 13, 2012 together quilts and worked in ing our lives with her. tioned the neighbors’ wives. I Barry worked for Terrain Zachary and Kendell. Private family services the garden. She especially Arrangements are under have stayed in this marriage Tamers Chip Hauling in Dil- He was preceded in death will be held for Lorryann loved to go camping over the the direction of North Bend only because of our children, lard until he retired in July by his dad, Lloyd; mom, Edwards, 62, of North Bend Fourth of July weekend with Chapel, 541-756-0440. who are now adults. 2011. Cleta; and nephew, Joe at Sunset Memorial Park. all the cousins and friends. Sign the guestbook at I am at a crisis point where I When he retired he finally Pankonin. Cremation rites were held at They built themselves a www.coosbayfh.com and want a divorce. I detest throw- had the chance to work on his We want to thank every- Ocean View Crematory in camp city, ate, swam and www.theworldlink.com. ing 32 years away,but I have no ‘32 Ford pickup, which he one for their kindness, caring Coos Bay.There will be a cel- played games like cribbage. love for this woman. We have had for many years and support and prayers. ebration of life at a later date. She did love a campfire. sought counseling three times. enjoyed working on it at last. Memorial contributions Lorryann was born Jan. 19, Lorryann is survived by Father faces However, once I start describ- He had a humorous person- may be sent to a local food 1950, in North Bend, the her sisters, Evonne and Bud ing her delusions, the sessions ality and he was well liked by bank. daughter of Otto and Mary Harshman, Kathleen New- more charges quickly stop. — WANTS OUT everyone he knew. Sign the guestbook at (Haptonstall) Witt. She died ton and Julie and Jack IN COLORADO Barry will be dearly www.theworldlink.com. Dec. 13, 2012, in Coos Bay. Lohrke; nephews and nieces, PORTLAND (AP) — The DEAR WANTS OUT: She graduated from North Tracy and Jim Jones, Joe and father of an 11-year-old boy Nowhere in your letter could I Bend High School and com- Carol Jones, Carla and Pat accused of an attempted car- discern a question, but from DEATH NOTICES FUNERALS pleted a two-year business Foriste, Mike and Dawn Ten- jacking in Portland has been my vantage point, I disagree degree at Southwestern Ore- breck, Shonna Ridings and charged in federal court with that you would “throw 32 gon Community College. Chris Brown, Stacee and being a felon in possession of years away.” You used that William D. Osborne — 79, Saturday, Dec. 22 Her first job was at Ash- Ryan McCausland, Hayden a firearm. The Oregonian time to make sure your chil- of Coos Bay, died Dec. 19, Ralph H. Richmond Jr., 2 worth’s Ice Cream parlor and McCausland and Jake and reports the federal charge dren were grown and inde- 2012, in Coos Bay. Arrange- p.m., memorial service, Coos her last was at Motel 6 in Josh Lohrke; her cat, Dakota; carries a maximum 10-year pendent. ments are pending with Coos Bay Chapel, 685 Anderson housekeeping. and many beloved cousins sentence, compared to a 5- I’m sorry about your wife’s Bay Chapel, 541-267-3131. Ave. She married and had one and friends. year sentence Joseph D. delusions, but because she is John Vanfossen — 54, of Sunday, Dec. 23 daughter, Katherine Ann She was preceded in death Charlton could face if con- unwilling to follow through Coos Bay, passed away Dec. Joyce Claire Fleetwood, 1 Edwards. She was interested by her parents and daughter, victed in state court. with counseling, there is 19, 2012, in Coos Bay. p.m., celebration of life, Coos Arrangements are pending Bay Public Library, 525 in many things. She wrote a nothing you or I can do about children’s book “Crysta” them. If you want my permis- with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- Anderson Ave. sion to end this marriage, I 267-3131. can’t grant it; only you can do William L. Baumgartner — In Loving Memory of that for yourself. 80, of Coos Bay, died Dec. 21, • Cremation • Funeral Service DEAR ABBY: My sister is 2012, in Coos Bay. Arrange- Laura Jo Hofsess engaged to a severe alcoholic. I ments are under the care of host the annual Christmas Coos Bay Chapel, 541-267- Locally My First Christmas In Heaven Owned dinners and I feel stuck. When 3131. “Our family I see the countless Donna Lutes — 59, of Coos & he was here last year, he broke serving your family” Operated Christmas trees a wine glass that held special Bay, passed away Dec. 20, around the world below meaning for my husband and 2012, in Coos Bay. Arrange- 541-267-4216 With tiny lights, like Heaven’s stars, reflecting on the snow me and generally made a fool ments are pending with Nel- 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson of himself. son's Bay Area Mortuary, The sight is so spectacular, 541-267-4216. please wipe away the tear Should I invite my sister For I am spending Christmas with and tell her that her fiance isn’t Jesus Christ this year. welcome? (They live together.) I hear the many Christmas songs He has gotten even worse this Fire destroys that people hold so dear year. He broke three bones But the sounds of music can’t compare because he was so drunk he $1 million with the Christmas choir up here. fell, and he left rehab three I have no words to tell you, times in one month. I’m a can- the joy their voices bring, cer survivor and do not need worth of hay For it is beyond description, the stress in my life. — NER- to hear the angels sing. VOUS IN NEW YORK HERMISTON (AP) — Fire- I know how much you miss me, DEAR NERVOUS: I agree fighters say a blaze that start- I see the pain inside your heart, that you shouldn’t subject ed with one bale has But I am not so far away, yourself to unnecessary destroyed nearly $1 million Noorthrth BendBend ChapelChapel We really aren’t apart. stress. Your health must come worth of hay. Cremationremation & FFuneraluneral SServiceervice So be happy for me, dear ones, You Know I hold you dear. first. Hermiston Battalion Chief Established in 1913, formerly Peterson, Grimm & If you haven’t discussed And be glad I’m spending Christmas Dale Ternes says the hay, if Campbell-Watkins Funeral Homes. with Jesus Christ this year. this with your sister, do it consolidated from separate • Simple cremation & burial. I send you each a special gift, NOW. A way to include her stacks, would have formed a • Convenient downtown location. from my heavenly home above. and her fiance would be to mass about 25 feet high, 300 • Full-service facility including large chapel, reception, I sent you each memory serve no alcohol during your feet long and 150 feet wide. of my undying love. Christmas celebration. How- The East Oregonian private viewing & conference rooms. • Merchandise options include caskets, urns, burial & After all, love is a gift more precious ever,if that isn’t feasible, then reports that a dark plume than pure gold. tell her that until her fiance is from the fire Thursday after- urn vaults, cremation jewelry, printed materials, video was always most important able to stay “dry,” you regret noon at Pacific Ag Solutions tributes & more available at the time of need or in the stories Jesus told. that you will be unable to was visible for miles. It’s advance by preplanning. Please love and keep each other, entertain them. expected to smolder for days. • Pet cremation. my Father said to do. Dear Abby is written by The fire started when • Payment terms & options. I can’t county the blessing or love has for each of you. Abigail Van Buren,also known chopping machinery was • All funeral & insurance plans accepted. as Jeanne Phillips, and was processing a bale of hay.Fire- So have a Merry Christmas and Locally owned by Tom Boynton Wipe away the tear founded by her mother, fighters say gusty winds Remember, I am spending Christmas with Pauline Phillips. Write Dear quickly spread it. Est. 1913 541-756-0440 Jesus Christ this year Abby at www.DearAbby.com Besides the hay, damages 2014 McPherson Avenue or P.O. Box 69440, Los were estimated at about North Bend, OR — From her loving family & friends and Angeles, CA 90069. $500,000 in sheds and tools. www.coosbayfh.com the staff at Myrtle Grove Funeral Service C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Saturday, December 22,2012 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local

Money Police recover goods from heist Advice on managing your money. I Burgled woman thanks officers for quick Rainey-Clink said she were seized when Clifton See Page C1 Saturday believes Clifton was casing was arrested. response and returning her property her house and waited until Rainey-Clink said the she had to take her husband Sheriff’s Office did an to the hospital to break in. excellent job of quickly BY TYLER RICHARDSON Lane and stole truckloads Sgt. Pat Downing with recovering most of her The World of items, including large the Sheriff’s Office said missing property. equipment used by a metal police were still investigat- “They came over with COOS BAY — Police say machinist. The house ing possible accomplices to two truckloads and a car they found over $20,000 owner, Zella Rainey-Clink, the burglary and the where- load,”she said. “I had to go worth of stolen property at said police recovered about abouts of Rainey-Clink’s back to the police station numerous residences asso- 70 percent of the stuff that missing property. and get another truck load.” ciated with a Coos Bay man. was stolen from her house Downing said stolen Samuel Joseph Clifton, Tuesday. property from Fred Meyers Clifton was released 41, is being held on burglary Rainey-Clink estimated and Wal Mart also was dis- from the Coos County jail and theft charges after that there was nearly covered at houses Clifton on his own recognizance Coos County Sheriff $20,000 worth of tools and was associated with in and is scheduled to appear deputies say they found equipment still missing Barview and Charleston. in court Dec. 24 at 1:30 p.m. stolen property from a resi- from her house. The South Coast Reporter Tyler dence and retail stores at “You really feel deflated Interagency Narcotics Team Richardson can be reached three different houses. that they can come in broad is involved in the investiga- at 541-269-1222, ext. 236, or Clifton allegedly broke daylight and remove this tion, but Downing didn’t at trichardson@the- into a house on East Bay stuff,”she said. say if any drugs or weapons worldlink.com.

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FFromrom KKohl’sohl’s Gone, baby food, gone C Catat House...House... Our staff asked us to make up a wish list of things we need or want for Christmas? We all got our whiskers and tails together to come up with this list - Three dozen blind mice, a large covey of quail, some partridges in our cat trees and the head Grinch (Gloria) said NO, NO, NO! You all need loving homes of your own, loving mom and dads to hold and brush you. We need more volunteers and need donations of any kind. We had a lot of fun this year and new cats came in to live with us. It is always fun to pick on the new cats, hee hee. But they get used to life in the Cat House and find their own special spot to hang out. Sometimes we get a big bowl of chicken or turkey with warm broth, oh this soothes our tummies. Life is pretty good here at the Cat House, we can even go outside! We get new staff or as we like to call them “wardens”. We like to show them who is boss and how we want things done here. We welcome anyone who would just like to pet or hold us on a daily basis. If you stop by on any given day, Sammi will do your hair, Franklin will show you his belly and the kittens will drive you nuts. We had some summer fun this year with 5 garage sales. People By Lou Sennick, The World would take tours of the Cat After a month with their baby food drive,advisory students at Marshfield High School loaded more than 750 items into a waiting van from the Oregon Coast Community House and we would be on our Action.The students collected baby food along with new bottles, diapers, formula and clothes. Some of the donations came from other Coos Bay schools and the dis- best behavior. Some of us found homes but others wait for the trict office.The food will be distributed through the local food banks and the clothing will go through the Department of Human Services. right person to stop and adopt. It is always fun when they bring a carrier in and we hide in it hoping we will be the one going home. Honor Roll Pets of the Week Well, we hope your holidays are happy and if you need a feline The following is a list of Reasor, Courtney Reiss, Barrett, Trenton Berrian, friend or two or maybe know honor roll students who Chelsea Samora*, Eric Shar- Brooklyn Dunham, Austin someone looking for a cat, please achieved a 3.50 or better GPA man*, Mikena Shay, Andrew Fox, Andrew Greig*, Alexan- send them to the Cat House. from North Bend High Simon*, Thomas Smith, dra Hefner, Nicholas Hoss- We will be watching for you. School and Oregon Coast Whitney Swain, Jessie ley*, Noah Langlie*, William Technology School for the Thomas, Zachary Wallace, Mahr, Emily Midyette*, Gloria Kohl 1431 SW Blvd., Fall term 2012-2013 school Daniel Wood*. Logan Moorman, Tyler Coos Bay, OR 97420 541-269-9462 • 541-294-3876 year (* denotes 4.00 GPA). Seniors: Clayton Bruce, Muchmore, Devin Olson, [email protected] Clinton Cheney*, Rodney Justin Pallo*, Naomi Petrie*, North Bend High School Cordell*, Jovian Davis, Lyn- Evan Schreiber, Mackenzee Freshmen: Arianna dee Dexter, Victoria Eng- Scott, Sarah Wall*, Mary Campbell, Dylan Cotton, land, Sean Esperance*, Windsor. A MINUTE Makenna Crocker*, Brianna Johnathan Forbess, Cassidy Juniors: Shalah Collicott, Beater Bibbs Dank-Cole, Talia Deandrea*, Francki, Amanda Fry, Courtney Knight, Jordan Pacific Cove Humane Society MESSAGE Katherine Farlow*, Jacque- Michael Gill, Rain Glaze- LeBlanc, Quade MacDon- line Fischer, Kadie Forderer*, brook, Marya Gogoleva, Levi ald*, Edward Metcalf, Kyllean Pacific Cove Humane Society is featuring a dog and cat of the week, available for adoption through its “People-to- Kyle Frischman, Kylie Graber, Christopher Myatt, Lindsey Pettit, Jas- From Gomes, Grant Goodwin*, Gruchacz*, Courtney mine Roe, Rachel Sheldon, People” pet-matching service. NORM Charles Grimes, Shirley Hansen, Breana Harless, Raelene Stinson*, Rachel I Beater is a neutered 3-year-old terrier mix, white with RUSSELL Holder, Willis Homann, Jamie Holling, Shaelan Warrick, Jesse Wilson. black spots, and cropped tail. He is smart, loves people, likes Trinity Irish, Luke Lucero, Jaehnig, Andrew Johnston, Seniors: Reno Ancheta*, to travel and is very energetic, needing lots of exercise. He needs to be the only pet in household with an active family, Hannah Mason, Sarah Mer- Chloe Jordan*, Kole Knut- Kody Baker, Zachary Barker, Christmas ritt, Sydney Morgan, Aliyah son*, Laura LaGesse*, Zac- Shannon Barr, Zenora Bur- teenagers would be best. Nance, Caleb Nance, Bailey chaeus Mullin, Rachel ris*, Brandon Crutchfield, I Bibbs is a sweet, fluffy neutered teenage kitten that is What does Christmas mean to you? It means a lot of different Ouderkirk*, Alberto Oman*, Heather Pizzola*, Hayden Davisson, Emalie looking for his forever home, as are his three siblings, Kali, Jake and Puffin. These darling fluffy kittens are very shy, but things to different people, but the Ramirez-Garcia, Maxwell Emily Tresky. Gauntz, Alaina Goodwin, question is, what does it mean to Richcreek, Matthew Stand- Tyler Greene, Nathan High- their foster dad is working hard to socialize them since he Oregon Coast rescued them after they were abandoned. you? fill, Karl Stuntzner-Gibson*, smith*, Michael Hobson*, For me Christmas is not about a Karissa Thomas, Rachael Technology School Kevin Johnson*,Kyle Evaluation required. For information about adoptions, season and neither is it simply a Wood*. Freshmen: Erin Bytof*, Lehouiller, Micah Lowery, call 541-756-6522. word that individuals debate about. Sophomores: Patience Cassie Dallas, McKenzie Alisha Molloy,Ashley Much- No, Christmas is not those and Cook, Jackson Dailey, Emily Edwards, Sara Frings, Elkan more Brooks*, Nathan many other things, instead it is Danielson*, Lorien Deyo- Hecht*, Mia Higgins, Petrie*, Larissa Schreiber, about faith and family. Rivera*, Kimi Haruyama*, Gabriella Hobson*, Abbey Tori Shelton, Rolly Toribio*, Faith because it is about the Ariel Kamm Stone, Karen Knight*, Stewart Lyons*, Brittany Valdez*, Jessie coming of Jesus Christ into our LaGesse*, Cassandra Woodward. world to experience all that we Emma Powley*, Sarah Schae- experience and to identify with McCutcheon, Anthony fer, Hannah Schandelmeier- Navarra, Kelli Orchard, humanity. It is God coming in Lynch*, Dezrae Sonnabend, human form to bless us with His Christopher Seldon*, Layla Renee Thompson, Abigail A Christmas gift suggestion for the history buff a local history written by a third generation local author. visible presence. He is the Stover, Elyssa Sypher, Joshua Tomlinson, Brandon Toribio, fulfillment of all that God has Woodruff*. Tyler Wallace*, Ryan Wirth, What Our Readers Have Said: promised since the beginning of Juniors: Callie Adams*, Nathaniel Woodruff. time and beyond. Jesus’ coming Natalie Canavan*, Yanling Sophomores: Justin “A find addition to our community social history.” was not a surprise and neither was Chen, Wyatt Cunningham, “Enjoyed your book very much, brought back many memories.” it an accident. When He came, He Taylor Cuzzort, Haley Dean- “Anxiously waiting to read your book!” came with a message of peace and hope. Being a disciple of Jesus is a drea*, Mariah Gray, Carolee The book is about little known local history Hefner, Alyssa Holder, stories from serious to humorous, covering most fulfilling life. Skyler Midcap, McKenna incidents in early Marshfield before and after Family because it is one of the Coos Bay Division WWII, volunteer fire fighting stories from few times in the year that our ALDER WANTED antique engines to modern equipment, and family is together. I am not memories from Marshfield High School. interested in presents, but I am Also MAPLE and ASH hungering to hear the sounds of Cuisine ••• Saw Logs To order a copy of “My Memories” written by Philip Matson family. I can’t wait for the day to Write to: ••• Timber come. The year in food. Phil Matson Book Come worship with our church ••• Timber Deeds P.O. Box 1141, North Bend, OR 97459 family Sunday. Contact our Log Buyers at (Price $25 plus $3 shipping. Total $28.00) Enclose check or money order CHURCH OF CHRIST Ed Groves: 541-404-3701 2761 Broadway, North Bend, OR See Page C1 Monday Pat: 541-206-4105 541-756-4844 Best Selling Star Wars Author TIMOTHY ZAHN! 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C M C M Y K A8 •The World • Saturday, December 22,2012 Y K South Coast Weather understand all aspects of any shared a couple memories of infrastructure of all types. VERGER project, any issue that came to kind of growing up in the “You can go through her the Legislature.” South. legislative record and see Oregon weather Saturday, Dec. 22 She didn’t do Today's Forecast City/Region Weather Underground forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures It is a sentiment echoed by “There were quite a num- where she espouses many of Forecast for Saturday, Dec. 22 High | Low temps things half way many, including Roblan, who ber of legislators who really the values that I think are WASH. Continued from Page A1 was first appointed to the respected, and still respect, very specific to this area and water board by Verger and Sen. Verger for being a very specific to Oregon.” Portland has since won election to the Southern lady. She asked the They are values that she is 45° | 37° Pendleton not include a single loss at House and Senate seats that hard questions and she bringing back with her from 43° | 32° the polls. Talking with some she has vacated. expects you to answer hon- Salem, and no one who has Newport 50° | 39° Bend of her contemporaries sheds Salem “She is one of the best estly and truthfully,” Callery seen Verger in action expects 37° | 27° IDAHO a light on how she was able to minds and legislators ... . I am said. those values will go to waste 46° | 32° Ontario accomplish that unique task. Eugene in awe of her abilities, her Verger’s influence on the in retirement. 39° | 27° “She’s the kind of person 45° | 37° strengths and her gracious- South Coast will be felt for “I don’t believe she’s fully North Bend who doesn’t do anything half ness,” Roblan said. “Kind of generations. She has tackled retired,”said Coos Bay’s cur- Coos Bay way,” said Martin Callery. the matriarch of this building issues with far-reaching rent mayor, Crystal Shoji. 46° | 37° Now the chief commercial in a lot of ways, because she consequences — issues like “She’ll stay involved and Medford officer for the Port of Coos Klamath Falls has that gracious Southern maritime commerce, the keep working for the com- 41° | 37° 34° | 28° Bay, Callery was the director effect that makes people both Coos Bay Rail Line, public munity in some way. We will CALIF. © 2012 Wunderground.com of communications and mar- calm down and be respectful safety, economic develop- miss her where she is, but Cloudy Thunder- Flurries Ice keting when Verger was get- at the same time.” ment and veterans’ affairs. look forward to what her storms Partly ting started in local politics. Callery said a lot of that “The thing that always next step will be.” Cloudy Showers Rain Snow “She knew the issues and attitude and outlook can be impressed me about her was If you are ready to tell The Weather Underground• AP she carried that through to her traced back to her Southern she just really cares about World about an outstanding service in the Legislature. She upbringing. “She has roots in this community — I mean all individual in the community, South Coast cloudy, with a low around 33. Calm wind. wasn’t somebody who took an Louisiana and I’m from far parts of it,” said Callery. contact reporter Tim Today: Showers and possibly a thunder- Willamette Valley executive summary and just west Texas, but Texas con- “There is just a whole, long Novotny at 541-269-1222, storm. High near 46. South wind 13 to 15 said, ‘OK, now I understand mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. Today: Showers. High near 44. South siders itself, most of the time, laundry list of things she has ext. 235, or at tnovotny@the- wind 8 to 10 mph. Chance of rain is 90%. this,’”he said. “She worked to part of the South. And so, we done to really revitalize worldlink.com. Saturday Night: Rain and possibly a thun- derstorm. Low around 42. South wind 15 Saturday Night: Showers. Low around to 18 mph. Chance of rain is 100%. 38. Chance of precipitation is 90%. Sunday: Rain. High near 47. South wind Sunday: Rain. High near 44. South southeast wind 8 to 10 mph. is to get students concerned 10 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 23 CHALLENGE mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. Sunday Night: Showers likely. Mostly and involved in caring for Sunday Night: Showers likely. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 35. MHS group has their peers’ social welfare. cloudy, with a low around 37. Light wind. Portland area Chance of precipitation is 60%. “We as adults do [look out for Today: Showers. High near 45. East wind 30 members alienated students], but we Curry County Coast around 11 mph. Chance of rain is 80%. Continued from Page A1 don’t see everything that goes Today: Showers, with thunderstorms Saturday Night: Showers. Low around on,”said Stephens. “A lot gets also possible. High near 42. South wind 34. Chance of precipitation is 80%. by us.” 11 to 17 mph. Chance of rain is 100%. Sunday: Showers likely. Cloudy, with a Saturday Night: Rain and possibly a thun- high near 44. Chance of rain is 70%. comers. He said the lesson The club meets every derstorm. Low around 39. South wind 15 to Sunday Night: Showers likely. Mostly they’re learning through the Wednesday, and is constantly 20 mph. Chance of rain is 100%. cloudy, with a low around 34. group is simple: Teach devising new projects to inject Sunday: Rain. High near 43. South wind North Coast respect to get respect. kindness into the community. 16 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 30 Today: Showers and a thunderstorm. While it’s traditional for One of their recent efforts was mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. Sunday Night: A 50 percent chance of High near 47. Chance of rain is 90%. high school students to dec- spending a Saturday helping showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low Saturday Night: Showers and possibly a orate their friends’ lockers strangers carry their bags out around 35. Light north wind. thunderstorm. Low around 42. Sunday: Possibly a thunderstorm. Mostly on their birthdays, the club of local stores. Rogue Valley works to ensure all students By Alysha Beck, The World “A lot of people thought we cloudy, with a high near 47. Mark Stephens helps students such as Jolene Reed, left, make birthday Today: Showers. High near 40. Sunday Night: Showers likely. Mostly feel appreciated. were selling something,” said Southeast wind 5 to 7 mph. Chance of cloudy, with a low around 42. “I’ve been trying to make posters for lockers during a gathering of Friends of Rachel. junior Karissa Irvin, but shop- precipitation is 90%. friends since my freshman pers eventually warmed to the Saturday Night: Rain likely. Cloudy, with a Central Oregon year,” said Lewis, adding he helpful strangers. “Have you low around 34. South southeast wind 3 to Today: Snow likely. Cloudy, with a high The stereotype of autism 5 mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%. near 36. Southeast wind around 11 mph. now invites everyone he ever seen the movie ‘Pay it Sunday: Rain. High near 42. South south- Saturday Night: A 40 percent chance of encounters to come to the NORTH BEND — While coverage of the Dec. 14 shoot- Forward?’ It’s like that,” said east wind 3 to 8 mph. Chance of precipi- snow showers. Cloudy, with a low around 23. group’s meetings. ing in Connecticut has speculated that shooter Adam Irvin, referencing a film about tation is 90%. Sunday: Snow. Cloudy, with a high near 34. The Friends of Rachel is a Lanza had an autism-spectrum disorder, that shouldn’t a boy who starts a chain-reac- Sunday Night: Rain showers likely, then a Sunday Night: Snow showers likely. a student-driven program at be considered as a causal factor, says autism consultant tion of good deeds. chance of rain and snow showers. Mostly Cloudy, with a low around 19. Marshfield intended to reach Stacy Olson. “It sounds kind of hokey,” out to isolated students and “He’s a loner; he could do something like that — said Stephens, but the pro- Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall promote compassion in the that’s a false perception,” she said, speaking of a profile gram has had a noticeable Temperature extremes and precipitation Thursday: High 52, low 37 community. Inspired by the often ascribed to students with autism. effect on the school’s social for the 24 hours ending at 4 p.m. Friday. Rain: 2.47 inches national Rachel’s Challenge Olson, who works for the South Coast ESD, warns that atmosphere. Hi Lo Prec. Total rainfall to date: 51.93 inches Astoria 50 38 0.04 Rainfall to date last year: 36.45 inches anti-bullying movement, there’s a high rate of depression among children with In the front hallway of Brookings 46 42 0.41 Average rainfall to date: 61.06 inches the group has quickly grown autism , which could be exacerbated by stereotyping. Marshfield’s main building, a Corvallis 44 32 0.19 over the past few months to Olson is the founder of a volunteer anti-bullying giant banner proclaiming “I Eugene 44 34 0.18 The Tide Tables include around 30 active group at North Bend High School, known as the Anti- accept Rachel’s Challenge” is Klamath Falls 38 30 0.01 La Grande 41 36 0.00 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or members, said Mark Bullying Society. The group protects students with covered with several hundred Medford 42 35 0.11 subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by Stephens, one of its staff autism and other disabilities from bullies. student signatures. Newport 46 36 0.07 the high or low ratio for your area. advisors. She started the program after some of the students she Cheyenne Vaughn, a quiet, Pendleton 4734TLocation High time ratio Low time ratio In the wake of the Dec. 14 dark-haired girl who prefers Portland 46 34 0.02 Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 worked with reported bullying. Redmond 42 30 T Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 shooting in Connecticut, “Kids with autism, because of their social difficulties, to be called “Rave,” said she’s Roseburg 43 36 0.43 Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 Salem 46 31 0.10 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 bullying and social isolation are often targets for bullies,”Olson said. been a victim of harassment Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 have been among the possi- Volunteers in the program are required to sign a strict for most of her time in school. Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 ble contributing factors confidentiality statement not to divulge the condition of Vaughn only started coming Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 raised in media coverage. the students they’re assisting, and pledge to immediately to the meetings after Stephens Extended outlook HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. Stephens said he’s count- report any bullying they witness. caught her off guard with a TODAY SUNDAY Date time ft. time ft. ing on this kind of outreach Olson said she’s currently gathering data on the pro- spontaneous greeting in the 22-Dec 7:28 8.6 8:58 6.0 to pre-empt isolated stu- gram’s effectiveness before moving it out of the pilot stage. hallway. 23-Dec 8:16 8.7 10:05 6.4 dents from contemplating In a poem of encourage- 24-Dec 9:01 8.8 10:55 6.7 self-harm or violence out of ment she wrote for the group, 25-Dec 9:44 8.9 11:36 7.1 desperation. kids to directly intervene in the 1999 shooting at Vaughn summed up the ethos 26-Dec 10:24 9.0 - - “It’s my hope that reach- bullying. Columbine High School in of the club in one line: Rain Rain LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. ing kids who we can tell are Stephens, a speech Littleton, Colo. “Make a change and do an 46/42 47/37 Date time ft. time ft. isolated — that nobody’s pathologist at the school, The organization pro- act of kindness every day, 22-Dec 12:49 3.3 2:32 1.6 talking to them, nobody’s said he got involved after a motes a culture of compas- because someday they will MONDAY TUESDAY 23-Dec 1:49 3.8 3:24 1.1 reaching out to them — we Rachel’s Challenge presenta- sion based on Scott’s life and thank you and everything 24-Dec 2:46 4.1 4:07 0.6 can make that connection,” tion at the school. Rachel’s journal writings, and regu- will be OK.” 25-Dec 3:37 4.2 4:47 0.2 he said. Challenge is a national non- larly holds assemblies at Reporter Thomas Moriarty 26-Dec 4:24 4.2 5:23 -0.1 Sunrise, sunset The group’s activities profit organization founded schools across the country. can be reached at 541-269- Dec. 16-22 — 7:44, 4:45 range from “high-five by the parents of Rachel Stephens said that one of 1222, ext. 276, or at tmoriar- Rain Rain Moon watch Thursdays” to encouraging Scott, a 17-year-old victim of the goals of Friends of Rachel [email protected]. 47/38 49/40 Full Moon — Dec. 28

week. But at least one local mental illness,”she said. GUNS Democrat is striking a cau- Firearm homicide rates The U.S. has a gun-homi- Guns vs. Gun sales per 100,000 population Continued from Page A1 tious pose. among high income cide rate 6.9 times higher homicide rates Representative-elect countries – 2009 than other high-income skyrocket Caddy McKeown released a countries, according to a Why is America’s gun-homicide that’s another matter.” U.S. 3.3 statement Thursday that 2011 study in the “Journal of rate six times higher than other Automatic weapons, like high-income nations? machine guns, are banned stressed officials shouldn’t Canada 0.5 Trauma: Injury, Infection locally “rush to judgement.” and Critical Care.”The study Congressman Peter DeFazio, D- under federal law. England* 0.1 “The Issues of mental ill- compared 2003 data com- Eugene: “I’m not an expert and I’m As the vice-chair of the not going to speculate on it.” COOS BAY — Fearing new ness, access to weapons, and Germany 0.2 piled by the World Health House judiciary committee, State. Rep Jeff Kruse, R- gun restrictions, locals are any gun legislation would the types of weapons avail- Organization. Roseburg: Says he’s skeptical of emptying the shelves of gun able in the marketplace are Australia 0.1 Regardless of what hap- come before Kruse. But he *includes Wales the statistic. “You can use statis- stores. complex, and they demand a pens at the federal level, says that tightening access SOURCE: United Nations Office tics to prove whatever you want.” Shop owners say they to guns is the wrong focus. robust discussion that is on Drugs and Crime Okamoto’s group would like have sold four times as many He is interested in a propos- corroborated with research By Jeff Trionfante, The World legislators to ban assault guns this week than usual — al by Rep. Dennis Richard- and fact at both the state and rifles, ban magazines that Okamoto also saysit isn’t especially military-style son, a Central Point Repub- federal level,”she said. Okamoto says the nation hold more than 10 rounds, difficult to categorize assault assault rifles. lican, that would allow Those responses don’t needs better care for the and require background rifles. Chris Barbee, co-owner teachers to carry weapons surprise Penny Okamoto, mentally ill — “no doubt checks on private gun sales. “I’m talking about a big of Empire Firearms, says he’s on campus. executive director of Cease- about it” — but gun laws are She also would like the gun, with a lot of bullets, “living the dream.” “I think it’s certainly fire Oregon. the chief problem. state to prohibit concealed that can kill kids in seconds,” “Anything with maga- worth exploring,”he said. “I think they are just wait- “Because of the lax gun handgun license holders she said. zines over 10 rounds is what State senator-elect Arnie ing for what the polls are laws in Oregon and the Unit- from carrying guns into Reporter Daniel Simmons- people are asking for, Roblan, D-Coos Bay, a for- going to say, rather than ed States, it’s easy for anyone schools. That’s a legal gray Ritchie can be reached at 541- because that’s what people mer principal, couldn’t be doing what in their hearts to get guns, including crimi- area now (state law says it’s 269-1222, ext. 249, or at feel is going to be banned,”he reached for comment this they know is right,”she said. nals and people who suffer OK, schools say it isn’t). [email protected]. said. “And I can tell you peo- ple are not happy about it.” Dearel Coffer, owner of DR POLITE makes private sales to people “I don’t know guns,”I said, we wouldn’t see the kind of Guns in North Bend, says he he trusts. It’s illegal to know- Buying a gun shaking my head. situations that are occur- can’t keep up with demand. Continued from Page A1 ingly sell a gun to a felon and, I If you purchase from a gun A framed picture of Presi- ring,”he said. “I have got too many if a gun is later used in a crime, store or at a gun show in Oregon, dent Lincoln hangs behind Lawrence adds that orders,” he said. “For thing they can’t get a grasp you could be found liable. you will complete a form that will Lawrence. To Lincoln’s left, a America’s mass-shootings instance, I got two rifles that on in a certain situation, they As we talk, customers be checked against a national navy blue sash with gold let- have taken place largely in came in the door and they put a delay on until they do,” trickle in and out of the store. database to verify your answers. tering: “Second Amendment “gun-free zones.” He says just went out the door.” Lawrence said. Some ask Lawrence ques- I If you purchase from a private Taskforce.” those areas are targets for Coos County also is facing On a good day, I could walk tions, others are browsing. All party, you will not be subject to a I ask a customer, Steve killers. a flurry of requests for con- out of the store with a gun in of them are white men, most- background check. Cooper, what he thinks about “I guarantee you,” cealed weapon permits. about 30 minutes. ly in their 30s or 40s. I You must be a resident of tightening gun regulations Lawrence said, waving Spokesman Patrick Even a person who previ- Lawrence was a pharma- Oregon for handgun purchases. after the Connecticut shoot- toward his rows of guns. “No Downing said the Sheriff’s ously bought guns must go cist until he retired at 62.After ing. one is going to walk through Office had renewed twice as through the same check. But six months, feeling listless, he Cooper is a cattle rancher that door and not expect to many permits than usual by and collectibles,” he said. He there’s no limit on how many decided to buy the “Hole in and tankerman for Sause Bros. get hurt.” Wednesday. points out antique weapons you can buy at a single time. the Wall Gun Shop” from its He owns two handguns and six Cooper nods. “I personal- Breena Hilding, security Lawrence once sold a man 11 previous owner. mounted on the wall, includ- rifles.He says something needs ly know the principal at the records clerk, expects a surge guns. Small stores, Lawrence ing a 1898 Springfield Car- to be done after Connecticut, high school,” he said. “And I of new permits in about two But what if I’m selling my says, have a different empha- bine. but he’s not sure what. would personally feel a lot weeks, when license-seekers firearm to a friend. Is there a sis than the big chains. “Is that the carbine?” I Lawrence can’t resist. He more comfortable if he had a have passed a mandatory background check? “We focus more on used asked, pointing at one of chimes in from behind the gun strapped to him.” course on gun safety. No, says Lawrence, which long-guns, handguns — them. counter. Lawrence smiles. “An As of November, there are is why it’s up to gun owners to because WalMart and Bi- “No,”he laughed. “That’s a “If there were marshals, armed society is a polite 4,186 permit holders in Coos sell responsibly. He only Marts don’t sell handguns — rifle.” armed marshals in schools, society.” County. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday, December 22,2012 • The World • A9 Y K Nation NATIONAL NRA calls for armed Boehner on fiscal cliff: ‘God only knows’ DIGEST WASHINGTON (AP) — news conference just hours “fiscal cliff” would require House Speaker John Boehner after his rank-and-file handed more compromise by Obama Crackdown on foreign police officer in schools signaled Friday he’s still open him a stunning tactical defeat. and greater involvement of HGH drug sales to negotiations with Presi- The Republican leader Senate Majority Leader dent Barack Obama on avoid- spoke the morning after he Harry Reid, D-Nev., and the A federal crackdown on WASHINGTON (AP) — attack on another school. The nation’s largest gun- “How many more copy- ing across-the-board tax was forced by his members to minority leader, Mitch illicit foreign supplies of increases set to hit taxpayers abandon legislation that McConnell, R-Ky. human growth hormone has rights lobby called Friday for cats are waiting in the armed police officers to be wings for their moment of Jan. 1, but sounded pes- would have raised taxes on But compromise appeared failed to stop rampant mis- simistic about reaching a incomes above $1 million. elusive in the Senate, where use, and instead has driven posted in every American fame from a national media grand deal with the president. In the aftermath, Boehner Reid and McConnell record sales of the drug by school to stop the next killer machine that rewards them some of the world’s biggest “waiting in the wings.” with wall-to-wall atten- “How we get there, God said any deal with the presi- swapped barbs over how to pharmaceutical companies, The National Rifle Asso- tion and a sense of identity only knows,” Boehner told a dent to avoid the looming deal with tax rates. an Associated Press investi- ciation broke its silence on that they crave, while pro- gation shows. last week’s shooting ram- voking others to try to The crackdown, which page at a Connecticut ele- make their mark,”LaPierre attiioonnss mentary school that left 26 said. “A dozen more killers, Doonna began in 2006, reduced the eppttiinngg D children and staff dead. a hundred more? How can Acccce illegal flow of unregulated A supplies from China, India “The only thing that we possibly even guess how stops a bad guy with a gun is many, given our nation’s ouunnttyy and Mexico. e CCoooossCCo But since then, Big Pharma a good guy with a gun,”the refusal to create an active ffoorrtthhe has been satisfying the steady group’s top lobbyist, Wayne national database of the desires of U.S. users and LaPierre, said at a Wash- mentally ill?” ltteerr!! ington news conference. He blamed video Shheel abusers, including many who AAnniimmaall S take the drug in the false hope LaPierre said “the next games, movies and music of delaying the effects of aging. Adam Lanza,” the man videos for exposing chil- Save gas and bring it to us instead From 2005 to 2011, infla- responsible for last week’s dren to a violent culture of driving out to the shelter tion-adjusted sales of HGH mayhem, is planning an day in and day out. 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C M C M Y K Y K The ticker SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 2012 • SECTION B Lancers High School Boys Basketball Bandon 44, Jefferson 33 top Glide 52, Myrtle Point 48 Pirates Reedsport 51, Marshfield freshmen 41 North Bend 70, Elmira 47 Churchill 89, Marshfield 26 Powers 42, Bandon JV 31 High School Girls Basketball Bandon 52, Jefferson 25 Churchill 60, Marshfield 53 Churchill Myrtle Point 28, Glide 23 PORTS S wins MWL Reedsport 48, Marshfield freshmen 25 Powers 30, Bandon JV 14 Local, B2 • Scoreboard, B3 • Community, B4 game. theworldlink.com/sports I Sports Editor John Gunther I 541-269-1222, ext. 241 Page B2 Clippers set team record

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chris Paul had 24 points and 13 assists to help the Los Angeles Clippers, for decades synonymous with long losing streaks, break a 38-year-old franchise record with their 12th consecutive victory Friday night, 97-85 over the Sacramento Kings. The previous mark was set by the Buffalo Braves during the 1974-75 season, when current Clippers coach Vinny Del Negro was 8 years old. The head coach back then was Jack Ramsay, whose formidable roster included Bob McAdoo, Garfield Heard, Randy Smith, Jim McMillian, Jack Marin and Bob Weiss. That team won 49 games — still a record for a beleaguered organi- zation that has called three differ- ent cities home, wasted first- round draft picks on Benoit By Alysha Beck, The World Benjamin, Terry Dehere, Michael Bandon’s Evan Henson goes up for a shot against Jefferson’s Andrew Schmitt during the game Friday at the Bandon Dunes Holiday Invitational. Olowokandi and Darius Miles, and was labeled “the worst franchise in sports history” by Sports Bandon boys capture first victory Illustrated in an April 17, 2000, cover story. Blake Griffin had 21 points and 13 rebounds for the Clippers, who THE WORLD “It was very close the whole way,” he said. pulled out a comeback victory over the Pirate have had 20 double-digit losing “We had a lot of opportunities. We were 6 of 12 freshmen. streaks since their 11-game win- Bandon’s boys got their first win of the sea- from the (free throw) line.” Reedsport coach Kent Kristensen said they ning streak in Buffalo — including son, topping Jefferson 44-33 to reach the He added that Cooper Stateler did a great were a little rusty at the start, falling into a hole a dozen of 12 or more. They lost championship game in the Bandon Dunes job, especially in the second half when he sank at halftime. their first 16 in 1994-95, their first Holiday Invitational on Friday. four 3-pointers. “We hadn’t played in a couple weeks,so we 17 of the lockout-shortened 1988- Logan Shea had 15 points and Derik Cox hit Matt Newton led the Bobcats with 17 points, came out slow and sloppy,”he said. “We made a 89 season, and the final 14 in three 3-pointers and added 11 for the Tigers, who and Stateler added 16. few adjustments at halftime, coupled with the 1986-87. The club record for con- face Del Norte in the championship game today. For the Wildcats, Brenden Fricke scored 18 kids playing really hard. secutive defeats is 19, set in 1981- Nic Petzold had 11 for the Lions, who meet points, and Brandon Halter had 16. “Brady Strowbridge had a great second half 82 and equaled in 1988-89. St. Mary’s for the consolation title. “Glide did a good job defensively,” Larsen for us tonight, and Montana Frame hit some But those dark days are history Del Norte 57, St. Mary’s 49: Del Norte said. “It was a tough one to lose.” 3s,”Kristensen said. thanks to the arrival of Griffin, the took a 26-16 halftime lead en route to a win Eagle Point 64, South Umpqua 61, OT: “That makes three in a row for Reedsport, blockbuster trade that brought over St. Mary’s. The Eagles rallied from a nine-point deficit and that hasn’t happened in a long time,” he Paul from the New Orleans Doug Ovick had 14 points for Del Norte. starting the fourth quarter to force overtime, added. Hornets last December, and a For St. Mary’s, Kade Benton had 18 points then won the game by hitting seven of nine free Strowbridge had 21 points and Frame added bench that is arguably the deepest and Connor Vineyard added 17. throws in the extra session. 14 for the Braves. in the NBA. The Clippers, who have Cesar Chavez had a game-high 21 points for Kody Dean had 11 points and Rylee Trendell the league’s longest active winning Hometown Hardware Holiday Tournament Eagle Point, while Jorge Quintero had 14 and added nine for the Pirates. streak, also own the NBA’s second- Glide 52, Myrtle Point 48: The Wildcats Justin Hartman 12. Waldport 67, North Douglas 25: Chris best record at 20-6 and trail tipped the host Bobcats in the Hometown Erik Johnson hit three 3-pointers and scored Johnson hit nine 3-pointers as the Irish Oklahoma City by just one game. Hardware Holiday Tournament, a game that 15 points to lead the Lancers. advanced to the championship game. This is the earliest the Clippers’ also counts in the Sunset Conference standings. Johnson had 31 points for Waldport. Alex franchise has ever reached the 20- Myrtle Point coach Dave Larsen said the Dune Country Classic Derrick led North Douglas with six points. win mark, and only the sixth time Bobcats just couldn’t capitalize when they Reedsport 51, Marshfield freshmen 41: they did it with a winning record — needed to late in the game. Despite not playing since Dec. 7, the Braves SEE BOYS | B2 including a 20-11 start last season. Local teams reach tournament finals THE WORLD

Bandon, Myrtle Point and Reedsport all reached the title games in their respective holiday tournaments Friday. Bandon Dunes Invitational Bandon 52, Jefferson 25: The Tigers blanked Jefferson 13-0 in the first quarter and coasted to the vic- Girls tory following a 30-4 halftime Recap lead. The Tigers had four players score in double digits, led by Raelyn Freitag with 15 By Lou Sennick, The World points and Hannah Smith with 12. North Salem’s Aleks Khmelev is about to be pinned by Aaron Wagner of North Bend in their 170-pound bout Friday afternoon at Riley Wahl added 11 and Hailey Marshfield’s Bay City Duals. Iverson 10. For Jefferson, Darian Epps scored seven points. By Alysha Beck, The World St. Mary’s 46, Del Norte 36: Bandon’s Hannah Smith passes the ball North Salem nabs top seed at Duals St. Mary’s outscored Del Norte 16- during the game against Jefferson on 9 in the fourth quarter to secure Friday at the Bandon Dunes Holiday THE WORLD The tournament had been slat- Crescent Valley, Brookings- the victory. Invitational. The Tigers won the game ed for 16 teams, but three schools Harbor,Myrtle Point and Reedsport Emily Alvarez scored 15 points 52-25. North Salem earned the top couldn’t make it because of either also are in the Gold Bracket. for St. Mary’s, and Lillian Martin seed for today’s bracket portion of the weather or a lack of wrestlers. The Silver Bracket will include had 14. “They weren’t able to stop us the Bay City Duals on Friday at The action begins today at 9 Newport, Gold Beach, Marshfield, For Del Norte, Emma Card down below.” Marshfield High School. a.m. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 Sutherlin, North Bend, North scored 12 points. Tall post Kayla Doane had 27 The Vikings easily won both for students or $10 for families. Medford’s JV team and a renegade points for Reedsport, and Madi their duals Friday, topping Gold North Medford will be the No. 2 squad consisting of extra wrestlers Dune Country Classic Richardson had seven points, nine Beach 60-21 and North Bend 75-6. seed in the Gold Bracket. The from the various schools. Reedsport 48, Marshfield rebounds and 10 assists. Cummulative point totals from Black Tornado topped Marshfield At the end of today’s action, freshmen 25: The Braves used “We played good,” Stu the matches were used to rank the 60-24 and Newport 54-15. trophies will be presented to the experience to top the Pirate fresh- Richardson said. “We had less 14 teams for today’s two brackets. Coquille easily won both its top three teams in each bracket men in the semifinals of the 41st- turnovers than we’ve had in any The top seven teams are in the matches to earn the No. 3 seed, and outstanding wrestlers will be annual tournament. game.” Gold Bracket and the other seven beating Sutherlin 60-13 and North named for the lower and upper “We were just older,” said in the Silver Bracket. Medford’s JV team 52-26. weights. Reedsport coach Stu Richardson. SEE GIRLS | B2

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C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Saturday, December 22,2012 Y K Sports Kelly says Ducks cooperated in NCAA’s probe

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (8-5) in what had been a tedious defensive struggle. EUGENE — Oregon foot- San Diego State (9-4), play- ball coach Chip Kelly says the ing in the hometown bowl for Ducks have cooperated fully the second time in three with the NCAA investigation years, missed the chance for into the school’s use of its first 10-win season since recruiting services, and he 1977 and had its seven-game isn’t particularly surprised winning streak snapped. that the process has taken so Van Noy scored the long. game’s first TD when he He also says that no came free and hit Adam potential recruits have men- Dingwell in the end zone, tioned the probe. forcing and recovering a Kelly spoke after practice fumble for a 10-6 lead. By Alysha Beck, The World Thursday, Dingwell fumbled the Marshfield’s Rylee Trendell dribbles toward the basket during the game against Churchill on Thursday night. addressing snap on SDSU’s next play a Yahoo Sports from scrimmage and it was Sports recovered by Jordan Johnson report the at the 14. Jamaal Williams Top-ranked Lancers blast Marshfield day before Shorts scored on a run up the middle that Oregon on the next play, BYU’s sec- be competitive. better in the second quarter, buzzer for a 71-19 lead into is likely headed toward a ond TD in 17 seconds. BY RACHEL FINNEY hearing with the NCAA com- The World “Regardless of what hap- as Woods opened the scoring the fourth quarter, and the mittee on possible infrac- Utah State promotes pened (Thursday), we get with a hoop. Ty Bunnell Lancers coasted from there. tions because the two sides COOS BAY — better,” he added, pointing scored to cap a six-point run Woods was Marshfield’s Wells to head coach Marshfield’s boys basketball out the Pirates’ youth with from the Pirates, but leading scorer with only nine couldn’t come to an agree- SALT LAKE CITY — Utah ment on appropriate sanc- team found out the hard way only one senior, Jose Torres, Churchill answered with points, but he also pulled State has promoted offensive that Churchill lives up to its and only Woods has varsity consecutive 3-pointers, down 11 rebounds. Caballero tions. Yahoo cited two coordinator Matt Wells to top ranking in the state. experience. never wavering from its press added four points, and fresh- unidentified sources. replace Gary Andersen as The visiting Lancers won The Pirates never had a despite the hefty lead. man Justin Cooper had three. The inquiry is the result of head football coach. their fifth straight game, chance against the state’s Juan Caballero sank four Four Churchill players reports that surfaced last The university announced blasting the Pirates 89-26 in top-ranked team in Class 5A. free throws, Austin Howerton scored in double digits, led by year concerning payments move Thursday in Logan. a Midwestern League The Lancers ran a punishing added two foul shots and Shedrick with 17 points and Oregon made to recruiting Andersen has been hired matchup Thursday night to full-court press for the entire Hunter Olson also scored for Johnson with 14. The Lancers services, including a $25,000 by Wisconsin to replace Bret keep Marshfield winless on first half, forcing 26 the Pirates, but Churchill still outrebounded the Pirates payment to Willie Lyles and Bielema, who left to take the the season. Marshfield turnovers. held a commanding 49-14 34-22, and pulled down 13 Houston-based Complete Arkansas job. The score might not show “There’s not a lot of Xs and lead at halftime. offensive boards. Scouting Services in 2010. Andersen just completed it, but Marshfield was Os there,”Ainsworth said. “For the first half, we “I didn’t think we did a Lyles had a relationship with his fourth and best season at encouraged after the game. Churchill started the game weren’t even able to get in very good job of boxing out,” a player who committed to Utah State. The Aggies went “They didn’t quit,” on a 12-0 run, and Emanuel our offense,”Woods said.“By Ainsworth said. “When Oregon. 11-2, won the Western Marshfield coach Jesse Morgan sank a pair of 3- the end of the first half ... we you’re outmanned you can The NCAA doesn’t com- Athletic Conference and beat Ainsworth said. “I’ve seen pointers and Keidren Johnson started to figure it out. Our still box out.” ment on investigations. Toledo on Saturday in the three teams play Churchill,and threw down a dunk before normal press break wasn’t Woods said Marshfield Central Florida rolls to Famous Idaho Potato Bow. they all quit. They just quit.” Ainsworth called timeout working.” will work on how to get better They are expected to finish in “We knew we weren’t midway through the quarter. Churchill backed off its against Churchill, since the bowl win over Cardinals the Top 25 in the final AP going to win, but it wasn’t Less than 30 seconds later, press after halftime, and Pirates will play them again ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — rankings. our worst loss of the season,” the Pirates finally scored on a Marshfield’s turnover num- at the end of January, but Blake Bortles threw for three The 39-year-old Wells said Marshfield junior Matt basket from Woods. bers shrank,but the Pirates still they’re more focused on next touchdowns and ran for a played quarterback for the Woods. But the Lancers never let struggled to score.The Lancers week. Marshfield will host fourth to lead Central Florida Aggies in the mid-1990s and Ainsworth said he was up, scoring 16 straight points scored 13 straight points, many the Les Schwab South Coast to a 38-17 rout of Ball State in has coached at the school for much happier with for a 30-2 lead after the first of them after offensive Holiday Basketball the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl on the past two seasons. Thursday’s loss than quarter, including a drive and rebounds, until Woods scored Tournament next Thursday, Friday night. Tuesday’s 63-42 loss to Class layin at the buzzer from to break up the spree with a Friday and Saturday, and Bortles threw first-half NHL cancels games; 4A Cottage Grove. Morgan. minute and a half left in the opens with Siuslaw. TD passes of 7 and 5 yards to players may decertify “It wasn’t the low of the “I think a lot of it was third to make it 66-19. “We get to play them Latavius Murray, who also NEW YORK — The NHL season,” Ainsworth said of nerves,” Woods said. “That But Morgan added a hoop again and we’re just looking scored on a 2-yard run to help has wiped out all games Thursday’s game. “The low got to us and we didn’t know for Churchill with less than to decrease the score,” he the Knights (10-4) win their through Jan. 14, and if it for us was Cottage Grove what to do.” 30 seconds left, and DeShore said. “But we’re thinking final game as a member of needs to make any more can- ... when we had a chance to Marshfield played much Brooks nailed a trey at the about Thursday.” Conference USA. cellations, the entire season Ball State (9-4) was hop- could be the next thing to go. ing to finish with at least 10 So far, 625 regular-season the championship game “We’ve got to make sure we doctor on Dec. 26. wins for the third time in games have been canceled, GIRLS tonight. The Eagles crushed get off to a good start.” “I thought Jasmine Barker school history, however its including nearly 200 in the From Page B1 South Umpqua on Friday. Peyton Babb scored 28 played probably her best high-powered offense sput- announcement made Kali Vickery had nine points — 25 in the second half game of the year,” Forrester tered while being held to a Thursday — the 96th day of points for Glide, which had — Tracee Scott added six, said. “And Rachel Oman season-low point total. the NHL’s lockout. The Hailey Woolsey had 10 an eight-game winning and Abby Thrall five. played really well.” Keith Wenning threw a 7- league had previously points and Aspen Standlee streak broken. For Churchill, Danielle yard TD pass to Willie Snead scratched all games through added seven for the Pirates. Duman had 21 points. Thursday early in the second quarter, Dec. 30. If a new collective North Douglas 60, Midwestern League Marshfield will be back in Powers 30, Bandon 14 but the Cardinals didn’t get bargaining agreement with Waldport 10: Bella Mast Churchill 60, action Thursday at the Les JV: The Cruisers outscored into end zone again until the players’ association isn’t had 14 points and Abby Marshfield 53: The Pirates Schwab South Coast Holiday Bandon 17-4 in the first Snead scored on a 16-yard reached quickly, another full Dooley added 13 as the lost a close Midwestern Basketball Tournament. quarter and shut out the vis- reception with 5 minutes season might soon be lost. Warriors advanced to the League battle on the road. iting Tigers in the second on remaining. Meanwhile, NHL players championship game. “We had to play behind Nonleague the way to an easy win at Camilla Alvarado had four Defensive scores carry are a step closer to dissolving most of the game,” said Elmira 52, North Bend home Thursday. their union. points for the Warriors. Marshfield coach Bruce 34: The Bulldogs lost at Kendall Stallard had 10 BYU to bowl victory The Canadian Press said Hometown Hardware Bryant. “We battled. I was home as Elmira improved to points and Riley Baldwin SAN DIEGO — NHL Players’ Association pleased with the girls.” 6-2. added seven for Powers, Linebacker Kyle Van Noy members voted this week to Holiday Tournament The Lancers outscore “I thought we played well which finished 6-2 in its pre- forced a fumble in the end give the union’s executive Myrtle Point 28, Glide Marshfield 14-9 in the open- in the first quarter, then we season. zone and recovered it for a board the power to file a 23: The Bobcats reached the ing quarter and had a 27-19 got in foul trouble,” said “We played a lot better touchdown, and scored on a “disclaimer of interest” until championship game in their lead at halftime before the North Bend coach Mike than we did last night against 17-yard interception return, Jan. 2. home tournament, strug- Pirates got closer in the sec- Forrester. “We did some good Coquille’s JVs,” said Powers both in the fourth quarter, to The news agency, citing gling past Glide in a game ond half. things against a good basket- coach Ben Baldwin. “My girls lead BYU to a 23-6 victory an unidentified source, said that also was the league Bryant said the Pirates ball team.” are doing pretty good. over San Diego State in the the vote drew more than the opener for the Bobcats. struggled offensively as they The Bulldogs were with- “League is going to be Poinsettia Bowl on Thursday two-thirds of support need- Grace Hermann had seven got in some foul trouble. out Cherise Kirkpatrick, who tough. We’ve still got lots of night. ed. The union declined com- points and Caitlyn Robison “We didn’t show much injured her knee and things to work on.” The big plays swung the ment, saying it’s an internal added six for the Bobcats, patience offensively in the Forrester won’t know the Ally Richert had seven momentum for the Cougars matter. who will face Eagle Point in first half,” Bryant said. severity until she visits the points to lead the Tigers.

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C M C M Y K Saturday, December 22,2012 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Anthony, three others tossed as Bulls top Knicks

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS added 22 points as Chicago Luc Mbah a Moute scored 82: Rudy Gay scored 26 won for the fourth time in 20 points, and Larry Sanders points, and Zach Randolph NEW YORK — New York five games. had 17 and 20 rebounds for had 17 points and 13 rebounds Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony finished with 29 Milwaukee. to help Memphis win its Anthony and three others points on 10-of-25 shooting, Pacers 99, Cavaliers fourth straight. were thrown out of a foul- ending his streak of four 89: Roy Hibbert scored 18 Marc Gasol added 11 filled game, and Chicago beat straight 30-point games. points, and Lance points and 11 rebounds for New York 110-106 for the Noah finished with 15 Stephenson added a season- Memphis. second time this season. points, 12 rebounds and six high 16 to lead Indiana over Raptors 93, Magic 90: New York center Tyson assists in completely out- Cleveland, which lost its DeMar DeRozan scored 17 Chandler and playing Chandler. sixth straight game. points, Jose Calderon had 13 Bulls coun- Warriors 115, Bobcats David West added 15 points and nine assists, and terpart NBA 100: David Lee had 23 points, points and 10 rebounds, and Toronto won its fifth straight Joakim 11 rebounds and a career- Gerald Green had 14 points — game, beating Orlando. Noah were Recap high 11 assists, Stephen Curry with a ferocious dunk — as Rookie Terrence Ross tossed after set a career high with eight 3- the Pacers won for the fifth scored seven of his 13 points a fourth-quar- pointers and Golden State time in six games. in the fourth quarter, and ter altercation, shortly after extended Charlotte’s losing Pistons 100, Wizards Alan Anderson, Ed Davis and Knicks coach Mike streak to 14 games. 68: Greg Monroe had 15 Amir Johnson each had 10 for Woodson had been ejected Klay Thompson added 20 points and nine rebounds, the Raptors. following his second tech- points, and Carl Landry and rookie Andre Drummond Spurs 99, Hornets 94: nical. He drew a loud ova- Draymond Green had 11 The Associated Press added a double-double, and Tony Parker had 25 points, tion during his walk to the apiece for the Warriors, who Chicago’s Marco Belinelli,right,drives past NewYork’s J.R.Smith during Detroit ended a six-game Tim Duncan had 15 points locker room from fans who have won eight of 10. the second half of their game on Friday at Madison Square Garden in losing streak with a rout. and 10 rebounds, and San angrily booed the officiat- Gerald Henderson scored New York.The Bulls defeated the Knicks 110-96. The Pistons, who never Antonio beat New Orleans. ing for much of the second a season-high 23 points for trailed, got 15 points from Rookie Anthony Davis half. the Bobcats. 17 to help the 76ers snap a Williams scored 13. Brandon Knight and 11 points had 18 points and 11 Luol Deng had season 76ers 99, Hawks 80: five-game losing streak. Jrue Bucks 99, Celtics 94, and a career-high 14 rebounds to lead New highs of 29 points and 13 Thaddeus Young had 18 Holiday had 11 points after OT: Monta Ellis scored five rebounds from Drummond. Orleans (5-21), which lost its rebounds for the Bulls points and 11 rebounds, and missing four games with a of his 27 points in overtime, Detroit hadn’t beaten anyone 10th straight. Greivis despite briefly leaving the Evan Turner scored 21 points sprained left foot. and Milwaukee beat Boston other than the Cavaliers Vasquez added 14 points, game with an injured left to help Philadelphia. Josh Smith led the Hawks after blowing a seven-point since late November. Ryan Anderson had 12, and shoulder. Marco Belinelli Jason Richardson scored with 17 points and Lou lead late in regulation. Grizzlies 92, Mavericks added Brian Roberts 11. Scoreboard

Thursday Harvey, Mar, p. Tyler Pearson. 132 — Brandon Dornbusch, 3:05. 160 — Anthony Dailey, Mar, y-Houston 12 2 0 .857 394 280 Chick-fil-A Bowl On The Air Midwestern League Campbell, Mar, p. Nico Baldavino. 138 — Jeremy won by forfeit. 170 — Aleks Khmeler, NS, p. Cody Indianapolis 9 5 0 .643 309 358 At Atlanta Churchill 89, Marshfield 26 Sparks, NM, won by forfeit (Andy Carol, NS, p. Hagen (Coq), :42. 182 — Gerardo Garibay, NS, Tennessee 5 9 0 .357 285 396 LSU (10-2) vs. Clemson (10-2), 4:30 p.m. (ESPN) Today Churchill 30 19 22 18 — 89 Jeremy Sparks). 145 — Tyler Gregory, Mar, p. won by forfeit (Jakob Vigue, Coq, p. Garibay, Jacksonville 2 12 0 .143 219 383 Tuesday, Jan. 1 NFL Football — Atlanta at Detroit, 5:30 p.m., Marshfield 2 12 5 7 — 26 Dylan Wedman. 152 — Colby Deskins, NM, p. 1:50). 195 — Sam Hirons, NS, won by forfeit. 220 North W L T Pct PF PA Heart of Dallas Bowl ESPN. CHURCHILL (89): David Shedrick 17, Keidren Taylor Dornbusch. 160 — Wyatt Westfall, NM, p. — Caleb Ball, NS, won by forfeit. 285 — Austin x-Baltimore 9 5 0 .643 348 307 At Dallas College Football — New Orleans Bowl, East Johnson 14, Emanuel Morgan 13, DeShone Anthony Dailey. 170 — Reid Shipley, NM, p. Cody Shoopman, NS, won by forfeit. Cincinnati 8 6 0 .571 355 293 Purdue (6-6) vs. Oklahoma State (7-5), 9 a.m. Carolina vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, 9 a.m., ESPN; Brooks 11, Gerson Monjaras 7, Andrew Bennion Hagen (Coq). 182 — Trenton Wilson, NM, p. Jakob Newport 60, Gold Beach 13 Pittsburgh 7 7 0 .500 302 291 (ESPNU) Las Vegas Bowl, Washington vs. Boise State, 7, Malik Morgan 6, Brenden Nesbitt 6, Jake Vigue (Coq). 195 — Kaden Johnson, NM, won by 106 — Double forfeit. 113 — Mikah Chadwick, Cleveland 5 9 0 .357 280 310 Gator Bowl 12:30 p.m., ESPN. Mather 4, Andrew Smith 2, Matth Hayashi 2, forfeit. 220 — Jacob Kasper, NM, won by forfeit. New, p. Landon Bader, 2:27. 120 — Austin Ligion, West W L T Pct PF PA At Jacksonville, Fla. Men’s College Basketball — Syracuse vs. Temple, Tanner Evenson. 285 — Avion Maloney, NM, p. Bailey Samuel (CV). New, won by forfeit (Justin Gearheart, Mar, d. y-Denver 11 3 0 .786 409 274 Mississippi State (8-4) vs. Northwestern (9-3), 9 9 a.m., ESPN2; Texas at Michigan State, 11 a.m., MARSHFIELD (26): Matt Woods 9, Juan North Medford 54, Newport 15 Ligion, 8-4). 126 — Josh Conner, New, won by San Diego 5 9 0 .357 299 312 a.m. (ESPN2) ESPN2; South Dakota State at New Mexico, 11:30 Caballero 4, Justin Cooper 3, Andrew Sharp 2, 106 — Henry Cox, NM, won by forfeit. 113 — forfeit. 132 — Matt Haynes, New, p. Samuel Oakland 4 10 0 .286 263 402 Capital One Bowl a.m., Root Sports; George Mason vs. Richmond, Hunter Olson 2, Austin Howerton 2, Ty Bunnell 2, Austin Mitchell, NM, d. Makiah Chadwick, 9-1. Lequee, 4:32. 138 — Skylar Larson, New, p. Matt Kansas City 2 12 0 .143 195 367 At Orlando, Fla. noon, NBC Sports Network; Kansas at Ohio State, 1 Rylee Trendell 2, Tre Burton, Jake Miles, Jose 120 — Caleb Dix, NM, won by tech fall over Austin McKay, 3:03. 145 — Chris Batchider, New, won by NATIONAL CONFERENCE Georgia (11-2) vs. Nebraska (10-3), 10 a.m. (TBA) p.m., CBS; Marshall at Kentucky, 1 p.m., ESPN2; Old Torres, Daylen Boler. Ligon. 126 — Josh Connor, New, p. Tyler Pearson. forfeit (Heath Shanklin, Ree, p. Batchider, 1:25). East W L T Pct PF PA Outback Bowl Washington 8 6 0 .571 381 350 At Tampa, Fla. Dominion vs. Virginia, 2:30 p.m., NBC Sports Nonleague 132 — Mah Haynes, New, d. Nico Baldovino, 9-8. 152 — Dalen Hargett, New, p. CJ Maxwell, 3:08. Network; Illinois vs. Missouri, 3 p.m., ESPN2; 138 — Jeremy Sparks, NM, d. Skyler Nelson, 13-12. 160 — Nick Giels, New, p. Austin Adams. 170 — Dallas 8 6 0 .571 327 338 South Carolina (10-2) vs. Michigan (8-4), 10 a.m. Florida at Kansas State, 5 p.m., ESPN2; Davidson at Powers 42, Bandon JV 31 145 — Dylan Wedman, NM, d. Chris Batcheblor, Derek Carl, GB, p. Brett Boys, 2:51. 182 — JR N.Y. Giants 8 6 0 .571 373 304 (ESPN) Drexel, 5 p.m., NBC Sports Network. Bandon 5 4 11 11 — 31 10-6. 152 — Colby Deskins, NM, p. Dalen Hargett. Keeler, GB, d. Robby Duprau, 15-4. 195 — Riley Philadelphia 4 10 0 .286 253 375 Rose Bowl NBA Basketball — Chicago at Atlanta, 4 p.m., Powers 12 10 12 8 — 42 160 — Wyatt Westfall, NM, p. Nick Giles. 170 — Conner, New, won by forfeit. 220 — David Revis, South W L T Pct PF PA At Pasadena, Calif. WGN. BANDON (31): MItchell Brown 14, Mason Berry Reid Shipley, NM, p. Tyler Tucker. 182 — Trenton New, won by forfeit. 285 — Brandon Adams, GB, y-Atlanta 12 2 0 .857 371 259 Stanford (11-2) vs. Wisconsin (8-5), 2 p.m. (ESPN) Sunday, Dec. 23 5, Quentin Coomer 3, Quinn Hamblin 3, Ethan Wilson, NM, d. Robby Duprau, 12-6. 195 — Kaden p. Robbie Bellamy, 5:06. New Orleans 6 8 0 .429 389 379 Orange Bowl Tampa Bay 6 8 0 .429 354 349 At Miami NFL Football — Teams TBA, 10 a.m., Fox; Wickstrom 2, Leo McGeehon 2, Trae Dyer 2, Johnson, NM, p. Jake Massy. 220 — Robbie Myrtle Point 48, Renegade 12 Cleveland at Denver, 1 p.m., CBS; teams TBA, 1 James Hammons, Braden Fugate, Robert Bellamy, New, p. Jacob Kasper. 285 — Avioin Carolina 5 9 0 .357 296 319 Northern Illinois (12-1) vs. Florida State (11-2), p.m., Fox; San Francisco at Seattle, 5:20 p.m., Martino, Hamin Cho, Ben Strain, James 106 — Gemma Sanchez, MP, won by forfeit. 113 North W L T Pct PF PA 5:30 p.m. (ESPN) Maloney, NM, p. David Rivas. — Levi Randall, MP, won by forfeit. 120 — TJ Lilley, NBC. Johnston, Austin Carrero. Newport 48, Marshfield 32 y-Green Bay 10 4 0 .714 344 292 Wednesday, Jan. 2 MP, p. Mike Oneslager, 3:03. 126 — Trevor Minnesota 8 6 0 .571 319 308 Sugar Bowl Men’s College Basketball — Hawaiian Airlines POWERS (42): Carl Martinez 14, Tye Jackson 106 — Tyler Campbell, Mar, won by forfeit. 113 Fullerton, MP, p. Jull Edwards, :24. 132 — Eli Officer, Chicago 8 6 0 .571 321 240 At New Orleans Diamond Head Classic semifinal, 8:30 p.m., ESPN2. 14, Sean Martinez 9, Clayton Stallard 4, Aaron — Izaak Grubbs, Mar, d. Mikion Chadwick, 10-9. MP, p. Mike Smith, 1:06. 138 — David McKinney, Detroit 4 10 0 .286 330 380 Florida (11-1) vs. Louisville (10-2), 5:30 p.m. Bowling — PA Viper Championship, 10 a.m,. Pedrick 1, James Clauson, Ron Zemke, William 120 — Thaddeus Nelson, Mar, p. Austin Ligion. Ren, won by forfeit (Sage Leahy, Mar, p. David West W L T Pct PF PA (ESPN) ESPN. Holman, Sean Bartlett. 126 — Skyler Harvey, Mar, p. Josh Conner. 132 — McKinney, :53). 145 — Riley Train, MP, p. Ashtyon x-San Francisco 10 3 1 .750 357 218 Thursday, Jan. 3 Golf — Re/Max World Long Drive Championship, Brandon Campbell, Mar, won by tech fall over GIRLS Higbee, :48. 152 — Bobby Catlett, MP, p. Ed Ruiz, Seattle 9 5 0 .643 350 219 Fiesta Bowl 11:30 a.m., ESPN. Matt Haines. 138 — Skyler Larson, New, won by Bandon Dunes Holiday Invitational :56. 160 — Dakota Moore, MP, p. Micheal Manson, St. Louis 6 7 1 .464 258 315 At Glendale, Ariz. Monday, Dec. 24 forfeit (Andy Carol, NS, d. Larson 15-7). 145 — At Bandon 1:09. 170 — Chad Anderson, Re, p. Johnny Rhodes, Arizona 5 9 0 .357 224 302 Kansas State (11-1) vs. Oregon (11-1), 5:30 p.m. College Football — Hawaii Bowl, Fresno State Tyler Gregory, Mar, p. Chris Blatchableu. 152 — Semifinals 2:59. 182 — Double forfeit. 195 — Double forfeit. x-clinched playoff spot (ESPN) vs. Southern Methodist, 5 p.m., ESPN. Dailen Harbgett, New, p. Taylor Dornbusch. 160 220 — Double forfeit. 285 — Double forfeit. y-clinched division Friday, Jan. 4 Bandon 52, Jefferson 25 — Nick Giles, New, p. Anthony Dornbusch. 170 — Reedsport 48, Myrtle Point 36 Today Cotton Bowl Jefferson 0 4 7 14 — 25 Brett Boys, New, p. Cody Hagen (Coq). 182 — Local Schedule 106 — Levi Randall, MP, won by forfeit (Cole Atlanta at Detroit, 5:30 p.m. At Arlington, Texas Bandon 13 17 12 10 — 52 Robby Duprau, New, p. Jakob Vigue (Coq). 195 — Smith, Mar, p. Randall, 1:27). 113 — Gemma Sunday, Dec. 23 Today JEFFERSON (25): Darian Epps 7, Meghan Riley Connor, New, won by forfeit. 220 — David Texas A&M (10-2) vs. Oklahoma (10-2), 5 p.m. Sanchez, MP, won by forfeit. 120 — TJ Lilley, MP, p. Tennessee at Green Bay, 10 a.m. High School Boys Basketball — Phoenix at Schmitt 6, Josie Guzman 3, Mallary Schmitt 3, Revis, New, won by forfeit. 285 — Robbie (FOX) Kaylynn Hixenbaugh, 3:58. 126 — Trevor Indianapolis at Kansas City, 10 a.m. North Bend, canceled; Dune Country Classic at Kelsey Walker 2, Emma Kramer 2, Chey Robbins, Belamy, New, d. Bailey Samuel (CV), 5-4. Saturday, Jan. 5 Kacey Rainwater, Mandy Mendiola. Fullerton, MP, p. Logan Entgelmeier, 1:54. 132 — New Orleans at Dallas, 10 a.m. BBVA Compass Bowl Reedsport: consolation game, North Douglas vs. Brookings-Harbor 66, Renegade 0 Marshfield freshman, 4:15 p.m.; championship BANDON (52): Raelyn Freitag 15, Hannah Eli Officer, MP, p. Bryce Barnhart, 1:59. 138 — Minnesota at Houston, 10 a.m. At Birmingham, Ala. Smith 12, Riley Wahl 11, Hailey Iverson 10, Kady 106 — Double forfeit. 113 — Double forfeit. 120 Jacob Mast, Ree, won by forfeit (Sage Leahy, Mar, Oakland at Carolina, 10 a.m. Pittsburgh (6-6) vs. Mississippi (6-6), 10 a.m. game, Waldport vs. Reedsport, 7:45 p.m.; — P. Spencer, BH, p. Mike Oneslager, 1:29. 126 — Bandon Dunes Holiday Invitational: consolation Valentine 5, Toni Hall 4, Liza Skeie 2, Amy p. Mast, 1:15). 145 — Jacob Cassaro, Ree, p. Riley Buffalo at Miami, 10 a.m. (ESPN) Schoonmaker 2, Kori Nemec 1, Krista Peters. B. Cessnum, BH, p. Joel Edwards, :18. 132 — M. Train, 4:19. 152 — Cameron Winfield, Ree, p. Bobby Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 6 game, St. Mary’s vs. Jefferson, 3:30 p.m., cham- Sanders, BH, p. Mike Smith, 1:13. 138 — J. pionship game, Del Norte vs. Bandon, 6:30 p.m.; St. Mary’s 46, Del Norte 36 Catlett, 4:31. 160 — Matthew Rohde, Ree, p. New England at Jacksonville, 10 a.m. GoDaddy.com Bowl Fitzhugh, BH, p. David Mekinnes, 2:56. 145 — C. 170 — Hometown Hardware Holiday Tournament at Del Norte 7 10 10 9 — 36 Dakota Moore, 3:00. 170 — Johnny Rhodes, MP, p. Washington at Philadelphia, 10 a.m. At Mobile, Ala. Hannan, BH, p. Thailor Gionyay, 1:39. 152 — E. 182 — Myrtle Point: consolation game, Myrtle Point vs. St. Mary’s 15 6 9 16 — 46 Haden Sams, 2:49. Egypt Glover, Ree, won St. Louis at Tampa Bay, 10 a.m. Kent State (11-2) vs. Arkansas State (9-3), 6 p.m. Yeager, BH, p. Noah Sophia, 1:00. 160 — T. 195 — South Umpqua, 3 p.m., championship game, DEL NORTE (36): Emma Card 12, Regin Loftin by forfeit. 195 — Wade Hutchison, Ree, p. Jared San Diego at N.Y. Jets, 10 a.m. (ESPN) Marrington, BH, p. Michael Munson, 1:46. 170 — 220 — Eagle Point vs. Glide, 7 p.m. 8, Taylor Cleland 7, Jordan Babich 4, Kaitlyn Chamley. Tyler Christy, Ree, won by forfeit. Cleveland at Denver, 1:05 p.m. Monday, Jan. 7 E. Williams, BH, p. Austin Steele, 5:10. 182 — C. 285 — High School Girls Basketball — Phoenix at Clemann 2, Brittany Maready 2, Sam Ludin 1, Daniel Gentry, Ree, won by forfeit. Chicago at Arizona, 1:25 p.m. BCS National Championship Hooper, BH, won by forfeit. 195 — C. Paxton, BH, N.Y. Giants at Baltimore, 1:25 p.m. North Bend, canceled; Dune Country Classic at Pania Yang, Eric Acala, Kayla Costello. At Miami won by forfeit. 220 — Double forfeit. 285 — T. San Francisco at Seattle, 5:20 p.m. Notre Dame (12-0) vs. Alabama (12-1), 5:30 p.m. Reedsport: consolation game, Waldport vs. ST. MARY’S (46): Emily Alvarez 15, Lillian Lawson, BH, won by forfeit. Pro Basketball Marshfield freshmen, 2:30 p.m., championship (ESPN) Martin 14, Viv Juncal 4, Elise Vasey 4, Samantha Crescent Valley 45, Sutherlin 33 game, North Douglas vs. Reedsport, 6 p.m.; Weiland 4, Mary Eaton 3, Dakotah Rothfus 2, NBA 106 — Daniel Hale, CV, p. Kyle Gaylor, :27. 113 — College Football Bandon Dunes Holiday Invitational: consolation MaryBeth Barnum. EASTERN CONFERENCE Transactions Ben Helix, CV, p. Marco Benitez, :35. 120 — John game, Del Norte vs. Jefferson, 2 p.m., champi- Atlantic Division W L Pct GB Midwestern League Stang, CV, p. Michael McKinney, 1:59. 126 — onship game, St. Mary’s vs. Bandon, 5 p.m.; New York 19 7 .731 — Bowl Schedule BASEBALL Hometown Hardware Holiday Tournament at Churchill 60, Marshfield 53 Stanfur Lassen, CV, p. Brandon Carrillo, :37. 132 Thursday, Dec. 20 American League — Alex Rich, CV, p. Kylie Atterbury, 2:19. 138 — Brooklyn 13 12 .520 5 1/2 Myrtle Point: consolation game, Glide vs. South Churchill 14 13 16 17 — 60 Boston 13 13 .500 6 Poinsettia Bowl HOUSTON ASTROS—Signed RHP Jose Veras to Umpqua, 1 p.m., championship game, Myrtle Marshfield 9 10 14 20 — 53 Brock Wilson, CV, d. AJ Anderson, 13-7. 145 — At San Diego a one-year contract. Lucas Erickson, Sut, d. Kyle Stein, 3-2. 152 — Philadelphia 13 14 .481 6 1/2 Point vs. Eagle Point, 5 p.m. CHURCHILL (60): Danielle Duman 21, Carley Toronto 9 19 .321 11 BYU 23, San Diego State 6 MINNESOTA TWINS—Signed RHP Rich Harden High School Wrestling — North Bend, Gold Bechen 16, Hannah Montgomery 8, Leah Couts Jona Delacruz, Sut, p. Aaron Wilson, 3:19. 160 — Friday, Dec. 21 to a minor-league contract. Agreed to terms Jodison Lassen, CV, p. Justin Crum, :29. 170 — Southeast Division W L Pct GB Beach, Myrtle Point, Coquille, Reedsport, 6, Khadija Smith 4, Madison Brink 2, Justice Miami 17 6 .739 — St. Petersburg (Fla.) Bowl with RHP Mike Pelfrey on a one-year contract. Marshfield at Bay City Duals, 9 a.m. Maris 2, Ellie McDonagh 1. Dylan Dawson, Sut, p. Jacob Siefarth, 1:35. 182 UCF 38, Ball State 17 SEATTLE MARINERS—Signed RHP Jeremy — Bradyn Fitzpatrick, Sut, p. Trevor Kowney, Atlanta 15 9 .625 2 1/2 Sunday, Dec. 23 MARSHFIELD (53): Peyton Babb 28, Tracee Orlando 12 14 .462 6 1/2 Today Bonderman to a minor league contract. No local events scheduled. Scott 6, Abby Thrall 5, Jade Chavez 4, Chelsea 1:01. 195 — Nicholas Banning, Sut, p. Sam Kane, New Orleans Bowl TEXAS RANGERS—Agreed to terms with RHP 4:39. 220 — Matt Armstrong, Sut, won by forfeit. Charlotte 7 19 .269 11 1/2 Monday, Dec. 24 Pettett 4, Brea Mosieur 2, Katelyn Rossback 2, Washington 3 21 .125 14 1/2 East Carolina (8-4) vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (7-4), Yoshinori Tateyama on a minor league contract.’ 285 — Austin Powell, CV, won by forfeit. National League No local events scheduled. other scorers na. Central Division W L Pct GB 9 a.m. (ESPN) National League MLB—Suspended Atlanta minor league RHP Thursday Crescent Valley 61, North Medford JV 18 Chicago 15 10 .600 — Las Vegas Bowl Billy Bullock 50 games following a second viola- Nonleague 106 — Daniel Hale, CV, won by forfeit. 113 — Milwaukee 14 11 .560 1 Boise State (10-2) vs. Washington (7-5), 12:30 High School Results tion of a drug of abuse. Ben Hale, CV, p. E. Mullins, :24. 120 — John Indiana 15 12 .556 1 p.m. (ESPN) Powers 30, Bandon JV 14 CHICAGO CUBS—Agreed to terms with OF Nate Stang, CV, d. S. Graham, 9-5. 126 — Stanfur Detroit 8 21 .276 9 Monday, Dec. 24 BASKETBALL Bandon 4 0 2 8 — 14 Schierholtz on a one-year contract. Announced Lassen, CV, won by tech fall over E. Hale. 132 — Cleveland 5 23 .179 11 1/2 Hawaii Bowl Bandon Dunes Holiday Invitational Powers 17 4 4 5 — 30 Alex Rich, CV, p. A. Banyan, :04. 138 — Brock SMU (6-6) vs. Fresno State (9-3), 5 p.m. (ESPN) LHP Jeff Beliveau was claimed off waivers by BANDON JV (14): Ally Richert 7, Kori Nemec 2, WESTERN CONFERENCE Texas and RHP Sandy Rosario was claimed off At Bandon Wilson, CV, d. T. Linji, 19-5. 145 — Kyle Stein, CV, Southwest Division W L Pct GB Wednesday, Dec. 26 Semifinals Krista Peters 2, Liza Skeie 2, Savannah Williams p. B. Leach, 1:21. 152 — Aron Wilson, CV, p. D. Little Caesars Pizza Bowl waivers by San Francisco. 1. Memphis 18 6 .750 — MIAMI MARLINS—Agreed to terms with 3B Bandon 44, Jefferson 33 Swofford, :24. 160 — Jadison Lassen, CV, p. J. San Antonio 20 8 .714 — At Detroit POWERS (30): Kendall Stallard 10, Riley Benade, :58. 170 — Jacob Siefarth, CV, p. A. Central Michigan (6-6) vs. Western Kentucky (7- Placido Polanco on a one-year contract. Jefferson 5 9 8 11 — 33 Baldwin 7, Elizabeth Standley 6, Rebecca Houston 13 12 .520 5 1/2 MILWAUKEE BREWRS—Signed LHP Tom Bandon 13 6 14 11 — 44 Kasper, :21. 182 — T. Rice, NM, p. Trevor Kowney, Dallas 12 15 .444 7 1/2 5), 4:30 p.m. (ESPN) Standley 5, Sierra Sotela 2, Jessie Martinez, Riley 1:55. 195 — S. Black, NM, p. Sam Kane, 3:36. 220 Thursday, Dec. 27 Gorzelanny to a two-year contract. JEFFERSON (33): Nic Petzold 11, Wyatt Prunk Middlebrook, Sadie Blanton. New Orleans 5 21 .192 14 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES—Agreed to terms 9, Miguel Strait 6, Gage Wheeler 5, Dusty Epps 2, — H. Albrecht, NM, won by forfeit. 285 — Austin Northwest Division W L Pct GB Military Bowl Powell, CV, p. R. Fass, :47. At Washington with RHP Mike Adams on a two-year contract. Sam Eddleman, Dakota McCoy, Andrew Schmitt, WRESTLING Oklahoma City 21 5 .808 — BASKETBALL Cory Strait. Coquille 60, Sutherlin 13 Minnesota 13 11 .542 7 Bowling Green (8-4) vs. San Jose State (10-2), Bay City Duals noon (ESPN) National Basketball Association BANDON (44): Logan Shea 15, Derik Cox 11, JJ At Marshfield 106 — Seth Lambson, Coq, p. Kyle Gaylor, :36. Denver 14 13 .519 7 1/2 MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES—Waived F Josh Witte 6, Evan Henson 5, Shawn Peters 5, Tristian 113 — Marcus Allen, Coq, p. Marco Benitez, 1:00. Utah 14 13 .519 7 1/2 Belk Bowl Friday Results At Charlotte, N.C. Howard. Davidson 2, Quentin Coomer. 120 — Kody Courtright, Coq, p. Michael McKinney, Portland 12 12 .500 8 PHILADELPHIA 76ERS—Assigned F Arnett Gold Beach 36, North Bend 18 1:07. 126 — Wyatt Yates, Coq, d. Branden Carrillo, Pacific Division W L Pct GB Duke (6-6) vs. Cincinnati (9-3), 3:30 p.m. (ESPN) Del Norte 57, St. Mary’s 49 106 — Double forfeit. 113 — Double forfeit. 120 Holiday Bowl Moultrie to Sioux Falls (NBADL). Del Norte 11 15 9 22 — 57 5-0. 132 — Kylie Atterbury, Sut, p. Brady Jarrett, L.A. Clippers 20 6 .769 — FOOTBALL — Alex Backman, NB, p. Landon Bader, 1:56. 126 1:36. 138 — AJ Anderson, Sut, p. Gavin Clawson, Golden State 18 9 .667 2 1/2 At San Diego St. Mary’s 4 12 13 20 — 49 — Levi Graber, NB, won by forfeit. 132 — Samuel Baylor (7-5) vs. UCLA (9-4), 6:45 p.m. (ESPN) National Football League DEL NORTE (57): Doug Ovick 14, Steven 1:29. 145 — Tristan Dixon, Coq, d. Lucas Erickson, L.A. Lakers 12 14 .462 8 NFL—Fined Atlanta S Chris Hope $30,000 for LeGuee, GB, p. Adam Brambila (BH), 1:35. 138 — 6-1. 152 — Jona Delacruz, Sut, d. Chris Elmer, 3-2. Phoenix 11 15 .423 9 Friday, Dec. 28 Maready 10, Josh Gruden 9, Brandon Japp 9, Shane Merar, NB (BH), p. Matt McKay, 1:09. 145 — Independence Bowl his helmet-to-helmet hit on New York Giants WR 160 — Austin Flood, Coq, p. Justin Crum, 1:04. Sacramento 8 18 .308 12 Victor Cruz in a game on Dec. 16. Fined Atlanta Shawn DeArmann 6, Aaron Fitch 3, Jordan Double forfeit. (Hayden Henshaw (BH) p. Heath At Shreveport, La. 170 — Sye Yates, Coq, p. Dylan Dawson, 1:59. 182 Thursday’s Games WR Roddy White and New York Giants CB Corey Carpenter 2, Dylan Pease 2, Blair Westbrook. Shanklin (Ree). 152 — CJ Maxwell, GB, p. Kevin Louisiana-Monroe (8-4) vs. Ohio (8-4), 11 a.m. — Michael Romine, Coq, p. Brayden Fitzpatrick, Minnesota 99, Oklahoma City 93 Webster $7,875 apiece for a skirmish during the ST. MARY’S (49): Kade Benton 18, Connor Brambila (BH), 3:59. 160 — Kyle Zomerschoe, (ESPN) :55. 195 — Nic Baning, Sut, d. Andy Clemons, 11-3. Miami 110, Dallas 95 game. Fined San Francisco S Dashon Goldson Vineyard 17, Michael Crennen 10, Glenn Alvarez NB, p. Austin Adams, 4:23. 170 — Derek Carl, GB, Russell Athletic Bowl 220 — Austin Ross, Coq, p. Matt Armstrong, :33. Portland 101, Denver 93 $21,000 for an illegal hit; Tennessee DE Antonio 2, Ross Robino 2, Renzo Marchini, Eli Conway, 182 — 195 — At Orlando, Fla. p. Aaron Wagner, :24. Double forfeit. 285 — Zach Latti, Coq, p. Diez (Ree), :24. Friday’s Games Smith and New York Jets DE Quinton Coples Zach Lewis, Kele Eaton. 220 — JR Keeler, GB, p. Troy Gonzalez (NM), 1:11. Coquille 52, North Medford JV 26 Philadelphia 99, Atlanta 80 Virginia Tech (6-6) vs. Rutgers (9-3), 2:30 p.m. $15,750 each for helmet-to-helmet hits; Hometown Hardware Holiday Double forfeit. 285 — Brandon Adams, GB, p. (ESPN) 106 — Seth Lambson, Coq, won by forfeit. 113 — Toronto 93, Orlando 90 Baltimore WR Anquan Boldin and Baltimore CB Tournament Tanner Henderson, :21. Meineke Car Care Bowl Marcus Allen, Coq, p. E. Mullins, 1:32. 120 — Kody Milwaukee 99, Boston 94, OT Cary Williams $15,750 each for unnecessary At Myrtle Point At Houston North Salem 60, Gold Beach 21 Courtright, Coq, d. S. Graham, 12-0. 126 — Wyatt Chicago 110, New York 106 roughness; and San Diego CB Antoine Cason and Semifinals Minnesota (6-6) vs. Texas Tech (7-5), 6 p.m. 106 — Johnny Guevara, NS, won by forfeit. 113 Yates, Coq, d. E. Hale, 7-0. 132 — A. Runyan, NM, Indiana 99, Cleveland 89 Tennessee S Jordan Babineaux $7,875 apiece for (ESPN) Glide 52, Myrtle Point 48 — Diego Trujillo, NS, p. Landon Bader, 4:37. 120 — d. Brady Jarrett, 21-18. 138 — T. Lindi, NM, won by Detroit 100, Washington 68 unnecessary roughness. Saturday, Dec. 29 Glide 10 10 17 15 — 52 Raymond Smith, NS, won by forfeit. 126 — Kiera tech fall over Gavin Clawson. 145 — Tristan Memphis 92, Dallas 82 BUFFALO BILLS—Placed CB Leodis McKelvin Armed Forces Bowl Myrtle Point 12 6 17 13 — 48 Gabaldon, NS, won by forfeit. 132 — Robert Dixon, Coq, p. R. Leach, 1:05. 152 — Chris Elmer, San Antonio 99, New Orleans 94 on injured reserve. Signed LB Kirk Morrison. At Fort Worth, Texas GLIDE (52): Brenden Fricke 18, Brandon Halter Cummings, NS, p. Matt McKay, 2:16. 138 — Coq, p. D. Swofford, :11. 160 — Austin Flood, Coq, Golden State 115, Charlotte 100 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Claimed RB Rice (6-6) vs. Air Force (6-6), 8:45 a.m. (ESPN) 16, Jake Livingston 7, Cory Finlay 5, Jacob Fricke Alfredo Guevara, NS, p. Samuel LeGuee, :1:45. p. JL Benade, 1:48. 170 — Sye Yates, Coq, p. A. L.A. Clippers 97, Sacramento 85 Jonathan Grimes off waivers from Houston. Fight Hunger Bowl 4. 145 — Justin Waldrop, NS, won by forfeit. 152 — Kasper, :34. 182 — Michael Romine, Coq, p. T. Today’s Games MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Reinstated CB Chris At San Francisco MYRTLE POINT (48): Matt Newton 17, Cooper CJ Maxwell, GB, p. Mason Rylander, 5:46. 160 — Rice, 1:53. 195 — S. Black, NM, p. Andy Clemons, Chicago at Atlanta, 4 p.m. Cook from injured reserve. Arizona State (7-5) vs. Navy (7-4), 12:15 p.m. Stateler 16, Thomas Nathan 7, Kyle Seals 4, Brad Derek Carl, GB, p. Garrett Cole, 3:20. 170 — :56. 220 — Austin Ross, Coq, d. H. Albrecht, 2-0. Detroit at Washington, 4 p.m. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Signed TE Evan (ESPN2) Larson 4, Taylor Fischer. Austin Adams, GB, p. Aleks Khmelev, 1:01. 182 — 285 — R. Faas, NM, p. Zach Latti, 1:07. Utah at Miami, 4:30 p.m. Moore. Pinstripe Bowl Eagle Point 64, South Umpqua 61, OT Gerardo Garibay, NM, won by forfeit. 195 — JR Brookings-Harbor 42, Reedsport 27 Memphis at Houston, 5 p.m. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Placed DE Jason Jones At New York on injured reserve. Signed DT Hebron Fangupo Eagle Point 10 16 10 15 13 —64 Keeler, GB, d. Sam Hirons, 14-8. 220 — Caleb 106 — Double forfeit. 113 — Double forfeit. 120 Indiana at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Syracuse (7-5) vs. West Virginia (7-5), 12:15 p.m. from the practice squad. Signed WR Bryan South Umpqua 7 16 22 6 10—61 Ball, NS, won by forfeit. 285 — Austin — K. Spencer, BH, p. Kaylynn Hixenbaugh, 1:23. Cleveland at Milwaukee, 5:30 p.m. (ESPN) Walters to the practice squad. EAGLE POINT (64): Cesar Chavez 21, Jorge Shoopman, NS, p. Brandon Adams, 3:33. 126 — Logan Entgelmeier, Ree, p. B. Cessnam, Charlotte at Denver, 6 p.m. Alamo Bowl COLLEGE Quintero 14, Justin Hartman 12, Austin Holmes North Salem 75, North Bend 6 :56. 132 — Bryce Barnhart, Ree, d. M. Sunoers, Phoenix at Portland, 7 p.m. At San Antonio NCAA—Suspended Texas basketball player 8, Kyle Zerger 6, Blade Rittiman 2, Kramer 106 — Johnny Guevara, NS, won by forfeit. 113 11-10. 138 — J. Fitzhugh, BH, p. Jacob Mast, :32. L.A. Lakers at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. Edwards 1, David Barber, James Dixon, Peyton Sunday’s Games Texas (8-4) vs. Orgeon State (9-3), 3:45 p.m. Myck Kabongo for 23 games for accepting — Diego Trujillo, NS, won by forfeit. 120 — 145 — C. Hannan, BH, p. Jacob Cassaro, 1:41. 152 (ESPN) Dole, Aaron James, Lucas Morris. Raymond Smith, NS, p. Alex Backman, 1:20 126 Philadelphia at Brooklyn, noon impermissible benefits and providing false — Cameron Winfield, Ree, p. E. Yeager, 1:03. 160 Valley of the Sun Bowl statements during an investigation into the SOUTH UMPQUA (61): Erik Johnson 15, Austin — Gustavo Ramirez, NS, d. Levi Graber, 6-0. 132 Minnesota at New York, 2 p.m. — T. Marrington, BH, p. Egypt Glover, :49. 170 — At Tempe, Ariz. infractions. The suspension included the 10 Page 13, Nathan Phillips 11, Matt Yarbrough 9, — Robert Cumings, NS, p. Adam Brambila (BH), Utah at Orlando, 3 p.m. E. Williams, BH, p. Matthew Rohde, :54. 182 — C. Michigan State (6-6) vs. TCU (7-5), 7:15 p.m. games he has already missed. Blake Johnson 7, DJ Hollaway 6, Brevin Ball, 1:22. 138 — Alfredo Guevara, NS, p. Shane Merar Dallas at San Antonio, 4 p.m. Hooper, BH, p. Haden Sams, :56. 195 — C. (ESPN) DEPAUW—Named Bill Lynch football coach. Marcus Loper. (BH), 1:35. 145 — Justin Waldrop, NS, p. Hayden L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 5 p.m. Paxton, BH, p. Wade Hutchison, 1:26. 220 — Tyler Monday, Dec. 31 LSU—Suspended P Brad Wing for the Chick-fil- 152 — Portland at Sacramento, 6 p.m. Nonleague Henshaw (BH), 1:16. Mason Rylander, NS, Christie, Ree, won by forfeit. 285 — T. Lawson, Music City Bowl A Bowl for an unspecified violation of team rules. North Bend 70, Elmira 47 p. Kevin Brambila (BH), :35. 160 — Garrett Cole, BH, p. Daniel Gentry, 2:08. At Nashville, Tenn. N.C. STATE—Named Mike Uremovich offensive North Bend 20 16 17 17 — 70 NS, p. Kyle Zomerschoe, 1:55. 170 — Aron North Salem 46, Marshfield 28 Pro Football Vanderbilt (8-4) vs. N.C. State (7-5), 9 a.m. line coach. Elmira 9 14 11 13 — 47 Wagner, NB, p. Aleks Khmelev, :53. 182 — 106 — Tyler Campbell, Mar, d. Jonny Guevara, (ESPN) STANFORD—Announced senior DL Terrence NORTH BEND (70): Ty Roane 15, Hamilton Gerardo Garibay, NS, won by forfeit. 195 — Sam 9-0. 113 — Diego Trujillo, NM, d. Izaak Grubbs, 11- NFL Sun Bowl Stephens was declared ineligible for the Rose Mateski 15, Cameron Lucero 13, Hayden Hirons, NS, p. Troy Gonzales (NM), :15. 220 — 1. 120 — Thaddeus Nelson, Mar, p. Raymond AMERICAN CONFERENCE At El Paso, Texas Bowl because of a secondary violation of NCAA Davisson 10, Wyatt Cunningham 8, Drew Caleb Ball, NS, won by forfeit. 285 — Austin Smith, 2:48. 126 — Skyler Harvey, Mar, d. Kiera East W L T Pct PF PA Georgia Tech (6-7) vs. Southern Cal (7-5), 11 a.m. rules related to his rental of off-campus housing. Matthews 6, Zach Barker 3, Zach Wallace. Shoopman, NS, p. Tanner Henderson, :40. Gabaldon, 8-2. 132 — Brandon Campbell, Mar, y-New England 10 4 0 .714 506 315 (CBS) UTAH STATE—Promoted offensive coordinator ELMIRA (47): Jessep Fay 17, Andrew Admire 15, North Medford 60, Marshfield 24 won by injury default over Robert Cummings. N.Y. Jets 6 8 0 .429 255 320 Liberty Bowl Matt Wells to football coach. Nolan Messman 5, Garrett Bryant 4, Kevin Curtis 106 — Henry Cox, NM, p. Tyler Campbell, Mar. 138 — Kyle Ball, NS, p. Andy Carol (NS), time na. Miami 6 8 0 .429 264 279 At Memphis, Tenn. WALSH—Named Ted Karras Jr. football coach. 4, Bo Highburger 2, Ian Gabica, Ryan Upton, 113 — Austin Mitchell, NM, p. Izaak Grubbs. 120 — 145 — Tyler Gregory, Mar, d. Alfredo Guevara, 9- Buffalo 5 9 0 .357 306 402 Iowa State (6-6) vs. Tulsa (10-3), 12:30 p.m. WISCONSIN—Named Gary Andersen football Travis Boggs. Thaddeus Nelson, Mar, p. Caleb Dix. 126 — Skyer 4. 152 — Justin Waldrop, NS, p. Taylor South W L T Pct PF PA (ESPN) coach. C M C M Y K Y K

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Horton 380, Casey McCord 368; Ginger Dukovich All-Around: 9. White, 31.425. Bowling 294, Sara Stack 262, Dudi Wittwer 261. Level 5 Senior B Silver Tip Seniors — Don Bomar 594, Berrel Vault: 10. Rowan Colby, 8.550. North Bend Lanes Vinyard 574, Bruce Watts 264; Mary Barnes 604, Bars: 15. Colby, 8.550. Doris Forcia 604, Gloria Surprise 553. Beam: 16. Colby, 8.625. Dec. 10 — Dec. 16 Timber — Brian Fletcher 744, Ron Schaar 637, Floor: 7. Colby, 9.400. HIGH GAME Larry Huffman 620; Debra Huffman 693, All-Around: 13. Colby, 35.125. Young at Heart Seniors — Don Bomar 235, Robecca Warrick 549, Rosanne Wales 529. Nick Boutin 230, Nathan LaRue 214; Sally Curtis Level 5 Senior A Vault: 18. Amaya Pallotta, 8.050. Gymnastics Plus 215, Dolores Fincher 211, Nancy Lauth 204. Volleyball athletes who Monday Super Star Juniors — Micheal Villers Bars: 18. Pallotta, 7.400. 229, Jake Gerhardt 178, Jayse Morgan 175; Beam: 18. Pallotta, 7.800. competed in the Arianna Campbell 206, Micah Lowery 202, Josie Boys & Girls Club Tournament Floor: 18. Pallotta, 8.600. recent state Dixon 191. First place: Weldon & Sons (North Bend JR), All-Around: 18. Pallotta, 31.850. Monday Rising Star Juniors — Troy Liggett 198, coached by Jessica Randle. Level 6 Junior A championships Angel Espat 137, Oscar Morales Jr. 126; Abby Second Place: Kyle Electric (Millicoma), Vault: 9. Abbie Curtis, 9.000; 16. Parker included: front row, Price 161, Regan Foxworthy 159, Bryanna Decker coached by Sammie Arzie. Stocker, 8.700. left to right, Shelby 131. Third Place: Figaro’s (Coquille), coached by Bars: 12. Curtis, 7.700; 14. Stocker, 7.600. Men’s Coast — Trevor Sanne 246, Daniel Denise Layton. Beam: 15. Stocker, 8.850; 17. Curtis, 8.775. Merritt and Aliyah Brooks 246, Mike Webster 240. Tournament scores (double elimination) Floor: 14. Curtis, 8.925; 16. Stocker, 8.800. White; middle row: Tuesday Senior Boomers — Bob Fields 198, Coquille (Figaro’s) d. Reedsport (Jake’s Body & All-Around: 14. Curtis, 34.400; 16. Stocker, Paul Scritchfield 197, Michael King 184; Judy Paint), 25-19, 25-16 33.950. Ella Thomas, Kenna Cutting 177, Lucy Hoffman 172, Randy Freeman Sunset Dolphins d. North Bend (Al Peirce Co.), Jones and Jamie 167. 25-15, 25-17 Golf Bay Area Hospital — Craig Wooley 242, Scott Myrtle Point d. Reedsport BP (Jake’s Body & Foster; and back Paint), 25-17, 25-15 Balogh 203, Thomas Crawford 194, Mehrdad Bandon Crossings row: Rowan Colby, Gerami 194; Josie Chambers 186, Sally Curtis 178, Coquille d. North Bend SL (North Bend Lanes), Taylor Waddington, Julene Gerami 175. 25-15, 25-11 Men’s Day Cosmo — Viki Springfels 234, Laura Kahler Bandon (Kamph Ranch) d. Sunset Dolphins, Dec. 5 Abbie Curtis, 234, Nancy Clark 208. 25-19, 25-18 Two-person Quota Amaya Pallotta, Rolling Pins — Debbie Cramer 217, Pat North Bend JR (Weldon & Sons) d. Myrtle Dick Wold and Gary Schindele, 5 points; Phil Richardson 215, Lue Dyer 193. Point, 25-18, 25-11 Bennett and Wes Osbourne, 4; Tom Gant and Parker Stocker, Primers Too Seniors — Don Bomar 255, Chuck Millicoma (Kyle Electric) d. Coquille DL Don Conn, 2; Dewey Powers and Ron Cookson, 2; Ashley Warrick and Parks 249, Bob Monteith 233; Gevon Whyte 244, (Figaro‘s), 25-13, 25-18 Toby Bowman and David Kimes, 1; John Reedsport d. North Bend, 25-23, 25-18 Caitlyn Anderson. Thelma Fairchild 225, Mary Barnes 221. Johnston and Dennis Allen, -1; Don Conn and Cash Classic — Karl Daniel 276, Eric Sweet 258, North Bend SL d. Sunset, 25-17, 25-16 Larry Grove, -4. Tim Bollin 258; Toni Smith 266, Rosanne Wales Coquille DL d. Reedsport BP, 25-13, 25-10 Closest to Pin — Wes Osbourne (Nos. 14, 17). Contributed Photo 226, Shyla Sanne 224. Coquille d. Bandon, 25-20, 25-16 Dec. 12 Varsity — Jason Hoffman 258, Shawn McNally Myrtle Point d. Bandon, 25-20, 20-25, 15-14 Net Best Ball 256, Jim Posekany 256. Millicoma d. North Bend JR, 25-23, 25-23 Gregg Wilkinson and Al Greenfield, 62; Tom Reedsport d. North Bend SL, 24-26, 25-19, 15-9 NASCAR League — Nick Holcomb 213, Jason Gant and Chris Holm, 65; Phil Bennett and Blind Coquille DL d. Myrtle Point, 26-24, 25-16 Anderson wins gymnastics title Eichelberger 200, Casey McCord 196; Ginger Draw, 66; Ron Cookson and Dick Wold, 68; Larry Millicoma d. Coquille, 25-16, 17-25, 25-7 Dukovich 190, Dudi Wittwer 151, Nancy Davidson Grove and John Johnston, 68. North Bend JR d. Reedsport, 25-20, 25-20 142. Closest to Pin — Al Greenfield (No. 17). floor to take the title, beating Gymnastics Plus were Ella Coquille d. Coquille DL, 25-22, 25-22 THE WORLD Silver Tip Seniors — Don Bomar 257, Nathan Casual Fridays North Bend JR d. Coquille, 25-23, 27-25 13 others in the same divi- Thomas, Taylor Waddington, LaRue 238, Bruce Watts 215; Mary Barnes 238, Dec. 7 North Bend JR d. Millicoma, 20-25, 25-15, 15-2 Gloria Surprise 217, Doris Forcia 215. One-Person Scramble Gymnastics Plus athlete sion. Ashley Warrick, Jamie Foster, North Bend JR d. Millicoma, 18-25, 27-25, 15-14 Caitlyn Anderson from Anderson was one of 11 Kenna Jones, Aliyah White, Timber — Brian Fletcher 266, Ron Schaar 255, Al Greenfield 60.2, Dennis Allen 64.6, Chris Kevin Odle 236, Larry Huffman 236; Debra Holm 66.4, Don Conn 66.6, Ron Cookson 69, Reedsport won the state title girls from Gymnastics Plus Rowan Colby and Amaya Huffman 257, Robecca Warrick 195, Rosanne Gymnastics John Johnston 69.6, Dewey Powers 70, Tom Gant on the floor exercise at the who competed in the state Pallotta. Wales 191. 70.2, Phil Bennett 72.8, Johnny Ohanesian 73.4, Fall Oregon State championships. Abbie Curtis and Parker HIGH SERIES Fall Oregon State Championships Brian Boyle 74.4, Dick Wold 78.2, Larry Grove Young at Heart Seniors — Don Bomar 680, Dec. 1-2 79.6. Championships for gym- As a team, Gymnastics Stocker competed for Nick Boutin 620, Chuck Parks 593; Nancy Lauth At Eugene Closest to Pin — Don Conn (No. 6), Chris Holm nasts in levels 5 and 6. Plus finished 16th out of 21 Gymnastics Plus in Level 6. 602, Sally Curtis 530, Dolores Fincher 511. Gymnastics Plus Results, listed by level and (No. 11), Dennis Allen (No. 14), Al Greenfield (No. Anderson, competing in squads in Level 5. Results for the team are Monday Super Star Juniors — Micheal Villers age group 17). Dec. 14 the Level 5 junior A division, Others who competed at included in today’s 607, Jake Gerhardt 523, Jayse Morgan 467; Level 5 Junior A Arianna Campbell 584, Micah Lowery 516, Josie Vault: 11. Tie-Caitlyn Anderson and Ella All Par 4s had a score of 9.350 on the state in Level 5 for Community Scoreboard. Dixon 594. Thomas, 7.950; 14. Taylor Waddington, 7.400. Phil Bennett 67, Dick Wold l68, Don Conn 68, Monday Rising Star Juniors — Troy Liggett 487, Bars: 11. Anderson, 7.800; 13. Thomas, 7.550; Al Greenfield 69, John Johnston 71, Larry Angel Espat 332, Brenden Smith 330; Regan 14. Waddington, 6.650. Grove 71, Johnny Ohanesian 72, David Kimes Foxworthy 410, Abby Price 401, Bryanna Decker Beam: 8. Anderson, 8.875; 13. Waddington, 73, Chris Holm 73, Gregg Wilkinson 75, Christo North Bend team is volleyball champ 355. 7.600; 14. Thomas, 7.500. Schwartz 78, Ron Cookson 78, Tom Gant 81, Ed Men’s Coast — Trevor Sanne 708, Don Shipp Floor: 1. Anderson, 9.350; 9. Thomas, 8.850; Tyner 84. THE WORLD double-elimination tourna- Sportsmanship awards 662, Adam Slater 607. 14. Waddington, 7.500. Closest to Pin — Chris Holm (No. 6), Johnny ment. Tuesday Senior Boomers — Paul Scritchfield All-Around: 10. Anderson, 33.975; 13. Thomas, Ohanesian (No. 11), Ron Cookson (No. 14), Gregg Bay Area Sportsman’s 571, Michael King 512, Mike Ash 504; Judy 31.850; 14. Waddington, 29.150. Wilkinson (No. 17). Weldon & Sons, a North Cutting 514, Lucy Hoffman 479, Randy Freeman Kyle Electric had beaten Association sportsmanship Level 5 Junior B Bend team, won the annual the North Bend squad in two 445. Road Runs and officials awards for Boys Bay Area Hospital — Craig Wooley 653, Scott Vault: 11. Ashley Warrick, 8.075; 14. Jamie sixth-grade close games earlier in the day & Girls Club of Southwestern Balogh 584, Mehrdad Gerami 557; Josie Foster, 7.700. Bars: 8. Warrick, 8.200; 14. Foster, 7.400. Upcoming Road Races on the South Coast volleyball before Weldon & Sons won Oregon volleyball games Chambers 531, Lisa Wooley 513, Tina Chambers For more information on upcoming road 498. Beam: 8. Warrick, 8.875; 14. Foster, 8.075. tourna- two three-set matches to Floor: races and for photos from past events, those Youth played on Dec. 15. Cosmo — Viki Springfels 584, Shyla Sanne 561, 10. Warrick, 8.700; 13. Foster, 8.200. All-Around: 10. Warrick, 33.850; 14. Foster, interested can log on to the South Coast ment at take the title. The third game Sportsmanship Awards Laura Kahler 557. 31.375. Running Club’s Web page at www.southcoas- the Boys in the final match was a 15-14 Third Grade: Jake’s Body Rolling Pins — Debbie Cramer 574, Pat trunningclub.org. Sports Richardson 518, Judy Cutting 508. Level 5 Junior D & Girls score. Bullards Run — Sunday, Jan. 6, starting at 2 & Paint (North Bay), coached Primers Too Seniors — Don Bomar 694, Vault: 11. Kenna Jones, 8.000. Club of Figaro’s, a Coquille team by Josh Reeves. Richard Dupret 632, Chuck Parks 612; Mary Bars: 11. Jones, 7.950. p.m. in the campground at Bullards Beach State Southwestern Oregon. Barnes 601, Gevon Whyte 596, Thelma Fairchild Beam: 8. Jones, 8.550. Park north of Bandon. Races include a 5-kilome- coached by Denise Layton, Fifth Grade: North Bend ter run walk, a 10-kilometer run and a 1-mile The team, coached by 544. Floor: 7. 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NEW YORK — Whether shop- pers know it or not, their actions forward online help dictate what’s in stores during this holiday season. Q: What is the most After polling customers on the critical skill needed to social media site, Macy’s decided to succeed in business? carry denim jeans in bright neon A: Many skills are needed hues rather than pastels. Wal-Mart to be successful in business. for the first time decided to let cus- Success in business is often tomers vote on which toys they measured in terms of the want discounted. And to better plan length of time a business orders for the decorative flags she survives. The failure rate for sells, a small business owner in small businesses has been Mississippi is running a contest estimated by the Small Busi- that encourages customers to chime ness Administration to be in about how they’re decorating over 75% within the first five their homes this winter. years of operation. One of The impact of social media on a the most critical skills need- company’s bottom line is tough to ed to be successful in busi- quantify, with no hard data on how ness is perseverance. millions of Facebook fans and Perseverance is defined as Twitter followers translate into continuing sales for stores. But during the hol- strength or iday shopping season, a roughly DOWN TO patience in two-month period when retailers BUSINESS withstand- can make up to 40 percent of their The Associated Press annual revenue, stores are uncover- ing difficul- A shopper uses her smart phone on Thanksgiving Day at a Best Buy store in Pembroke Pines, Fla. Both online and brick-and-mortar ty. Meeting ing a valuable use for all the seem- retailers use Facebook to poll shoppers or monitor what’s trending. ingly useless online muttering: challenges is a daily market research. Jennifer Kasper, who heads digital depending on the season or the hol- requirement The result is that whenever folks media at Macy’s. In addition to Backs or no backs? iday. To get a better sense of what press the “like” button or make a making customers feel like insiders, type of decorative flags might sell in business. Although Ethan and Karen Tobin are still The way comment on how much they like she said it helps businesses better some weeks from opening Liberty Pub in well next year, Vitale Shaw recently the leather boots they just bought, tailor their offers as well. asked fans to post about the designs business North Bend, they’ve already generated 145 owners ARLENE they’re helping everyone from One hurdle for major retailers is Facebook likes and numerous comments they were currently flying, or what meet these SOTO independently owned small shops that it’s difficult to take the infor- from thirsty fans eager to patronize the pub they wished they were flying. to the nation’s biggest retailers mation they learn online and put it they’re opening in the former Roger’s Zoo She was surprised to see several challenges make decisions about what prod- to use while the trends are still rele- location. So the Tobins posed the question: comments about snowman flags, often is a sign of how suc- ucts to stock up on, what to play up vant, said Nicolas Franchet, head of Should they buy barstools with backs or no since it doesn’t snow much in the cessful the business will be. on the sales floor and what promo- retail e-commerce at Facebook. backs? After a spirited discussion in which south. Even though Facebook Many of today’s successful tions to offer online. That’s one of the trickier aspects many reasons were articulated on both sometimes proves her business businesses were started by For the first time this year, one of of Wal-Mart Store Inc.’s new sides, the results were 21 for backs, 3 for no instincts wrong, she called the site individuals who endured Macy’s Inc.’s apparel buyers sug- “Toyland Tuesday” contest, which backs and 6 who wanted some of each. The “a true retailer’s friend.” failure before they experi- gested the company solicit feed- lets fans vote on which of two toys commenters also suggested adding purse In a more unusual case, the out- enced success. Failure for back on Facebook on which colors it will be discounted on the following hooks under the bar. Ethan said he plans to door retailer Gander Mountain is them was an opportunity to should stock for “Else” brand jeans Tuesday. Once a winner is declared keep soliciting ideas from his customers handing the reins over to fans on look for a new direction. in the fall ahead of the holiday on Thursday, the retailer acts after the bar opens. “If they’re going to social media. The chain, based in Looking at it as paying shopping season. Several weeks quickly to inform its 4,000 stores of hang out in the place, I want them to enjoy St. Paul, Minn., is running a pro- tuition for the opportunity later, with about 2,500 “likes” and how to adjust pricing and displays, themselves,” he said Thursday. “I’ll always motion that lets customers deter- to learn and grow is one way want to get information from our guests.” 750 comments, “Very Vivid” colors says Wanda Young, senior director mine the price of its products. to overcome the negative — Gail Elber in bright blue, orange and red were of social media for Wal-Mart, Every Thursday during the holi- feelings surrounding failure. declared the victor over softer which has more than 25 million day season, customers can push To find the strength to shades such as baby pink and baby likes on Facebook. down the price on five selected persevere, find a support blue. declined to give examples of how it The retailer is learning to use items by sharing them on Facebook system that works. Many The company, which has more used online chatter this holiday social media in more discreet ways or Twitter. The more shares an item business owners turn to than 9 million “likes” on Facebook, as well. Last year, Wal-Mart, based season but said it’s slowly playing a gets, the lower the price goes; dis- family and friends. There are followed up with another poll in in Bentonville, Ark., acquired an bigger role in product decisions. Melinda Vitale Shaw, owner of counts start at 10 percent but can go also small business organi- July on whether it should carry a analytics company called Kosmix as high as 50 percent. “Kensie” brand dress in a bird or that monitors online chatter to try the two-store MeLinda’s Fine Gifts zations to provide network- “The customer has to decide. Do floral print. About 4,000 people and predict what products might in Picayune, Miss., is using the ing and educational oppor- I buy it at 25 percent off or do I risk issued their verdicts within 48 suddenly become popular. same concepts as the world’s tunities. Writing a one page hours, and the department store The unit, now called biggest retailer. Since setting up a that Gander runs out of the jacket?” business plan will help focus plans to carry the floral print this @Walmartlabs, suggested that the Facebook page in 2010, she’s used it said Steve Uline, executive vice ideas and establish goals. February. retailer give juicers prominent dis- as a sounding board for what to president of marketing of Gander What needs to be included in Companies are just now realiz- play for the holidays last year, after stock in her stores. Mountain, which has more than the mini business plan? ing the value of making customers a movie about an obese man who In the south, for example, it’s 500,000 “likes” on Facebook. “It First, what is your vision? feel as though they’re part of the lost weight on a juice diet started common for people to change the makes it interesting for the con- The vision establishes where decision-making process, said trending online. Wal-Mart decorative flags outside their homes sumer.” you want to be in five years. Next, identify the busi- ness mission. The mission moves you toward the vision for the company. Make it Learn about workers’ Nonprofit helps fund short and memorable. Establish objectives, these are the goals you need to Face Rock Creamery achieve in the next year to comp or safety in Jan. reach the desired outcome in five years. Brainstorm strate- BY AMY MOSS STRONG helping purchase construction and equipment, along with a gies to reach the objectives. NORTH BEND — Have you ever WKPL*9033 MEDIC First Aid: The World significant amount of my own Finally, write your action had an employee file a workers’ comp MEDIC First Aid Basic Plus is a com- BANDON — Craft3’s invest- plan. The action plan is a claim? Was it easy for you to fill out all equity,”Drobot said. “If it was- bined adult CPR, automated external ment in Face Rock Creamery in step by step view of what the forms related to that claim, plus all n’t for these investors, I would- defibrillator, and first aid training pro- Bandon, announced last month, needs to be accomplished, the leave law paperwork, plus all the n’t have been able to do this gram designed specifically for the was the final piece of financing who needs to be involved, a tracking of the leave? Do you know the project. I’m glad those oppor- occupational first aid provider. This needed to complete the con- timeline for completing rules you must follow as an employer? tunities were there.” extremely flexible program will help struction of the new cheese fac- tasks and identification of If the answer is, “Yes, I had no prob- The 8,000-square-foot employers meet OSHA and other fed- tory. what resources are needed to lem, everything was great, it was all eral and state regulatory requirements Craft3 is a nonprofit lender cheese factory will include a accomplish each step. very easy,”then the Oregon Employer for training employees how to respond that specializes in lending to viewing gallery, a retail shop, Remember, this is a road Council South Coast’s next seminar and care for medical emergencies at and small restaurant. Face Rock map for your business and it might not be for you. If not, plan to Pacific Northwest businesses work. Creamery will be the corner- will need to be updated attend “The Life of a Workers’ Comp unable to access financing from Date: Friday, January 4 stone of a tourist-stop redevel- annually to move toward Claim” Jan. 16 in the North Bend traditional sources. Time: 8:30am-1:30pm opment project to rejuvenate success. Often the annual Library’s large conference room at Local developer Greg Drobot Location: Lakeview G downtown Bandon, according 1800 Sherman Ave. Joseph Tam of the had assembled a team that review will lead to a new, Price: $55 included Joe Sinko, former to City Manager Matt Winkel. more successful direction. Bureau of Labor and Industries and WKPL*9033 Fall Protection: Rebecca Watkins, an attorney with owner of Bandon Cheese, and “This is something that we No amount of persever- Fall protection is a concept that Joe’s son Brad Sinko, one of the have all been waiting for since ance will make a poorly Sather, Byerly and Holloway will help describes the systems, processes, pro- top artisanal cheese makers in Tillamook purchased, closed defined business successful. attendees navigate the complex work- cedures, equipment, and regulations ers’ comp claim system, administer the country.He was instrumen- down, and then tore down our To define the business, the used to protect employees from falls tal in the start up of Beecher’s following questions should paperwork, track leave, and deal with and to reduce the risk of falling. This cheese factory, which was the accommodation issues upon an Cheese in Seattle and a satellite No. 1 tourist attraction in the be addressed: What makes class will provide hands-on training Beecher’s Cheese in New York the product or service employee’s return to work. The work- addressing the various types of equip- community,” said Schamehorn. shop will run from 8 a.m. to noon, City. But there were problems unique? Why will customers ment used for fall protection. “This is definitely a win-win for with check-in and continental break- securing financing to make the buy this particular product Date: Monday, January 7 Bandon.” fast at 7:30, and costs $59. To register, project a reality. Start-up capi- or service at a price that is Time: 8:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Construction is proceeding email [email protected] tal for rural businesses is hard to profitable? Is there any way Location: B2 on the site, with the goal of an or call 541-751-8517 before Jan. 11. find. to make the product or serv- April or May opening. Craig Price: $55 “The banks are extremely ice unique and profitable? Paulson and Bandon Concrete SWOCC offers safety classes WKPL*9033 Trenching and difficult to deal with if you’re a What are the industry trends Shoring: OSHA’s excavation regula- COOS BAY — Southwestern Oregon startup, and unless you’re a poured the foundation and the that impact the success of tions for construction activities cover Community College offers four one- business with a long track steel structural supports are this business? How motivat- the safe work practices employees and day Workorce Development courses record of financials it is damn being put into place. Avery ed are employees and man- supervisors must follow at excavation next term: near impossible to get a loan,” Plumbing also has been hired. agement to achieve success? sites. OSHA requires employers to use IND*4100 Traffic Control Flag- Drobot said. Meanwhile, Drobot and Brad Looking for opportunities a protective system in all excavations ger Training: This is a one-day,Ore- But Craft3 is providing Dro- Sinko have been making cheese in the daily challlenges pro- and trenches 5 feet or deeper to pro- gon Department of Transportation- bot with loans for the construc- for Face Rock Creamery in a vides the strength to contin- tect employees exposed to potential approved safety training course cover- tion of the cheese factory and leased area of the Rogue Cream- ue through difficulty. An cave-ins and other related hazards. ing the requirements for flaggers and retail store and to purchase pro- ery. open mind is critical to see Class will address hazards, safety and duction and retail equipment. approved techniques for moving traf- “We will be making cheese the opportunities that are protective systems associated with Drobot also received money fic cautiously and consistently once a month in Central Point available. trenching and shoring. from the Port of Bandon’s Busi- through work zones. Students who until March so we will have Arlene M. Soto is the successfully complete the course Date: Monday, January 14 ness Development fund admin- cheese on the shelves when we director of the SWOCC receive an ODOT credential for flag- Time: 8:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. istered through the Coos Curry Small Business Development gers, valid for three years. Must be 18 Location: B2 Douglas Business Development open,”Drobot said. “After that, Center, www.BizCenter. years of age or older to receive certifi- Price: $105 Corp. and from Business Ore- we’ll move all our inventory into org. She can be reached at cation. Visit www.socc.edu to register. For gon, a business development the new factory.” Date: Saturday, January 5 more information, call the Communi- fund based in Salem. In all, For updates on construction, 541-756-6445, asoto@ Time: 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. ty Education & Workforce Develop- some $2 million is being invest- visit www.facerockcreamery. socc.edu, or at 2455 Maple Location: Sitkum 13 ment office at 541-888-7328. ed into the project. com. To learn more about Leaf, North Bend, OR Price: $85.00 “These three funders are Craft3, visit www.craft3.org. 97459. C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K C2 •The World • Saturday, December 22,2012 Y K INSIDE THIS ISSUE Grafted veggies are next season’s celebrity seeds

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• The World Newspaper • www.OregonCoastHomeFinder.com Right at Home: Party favors with flair

BY KIM COOK For The Associated Press

A New Year’s bash is one of the easier parties to throw. Everyone’s already in the merry-making mood, so it’s a simple matter of set- ting the stage. You can do that with decor, food, beverages and music, but it’s also nice to offer a party favor that guests can take home as a token of a special evening. For a clever collection of party favors that can be customized, look to creative A snowflake shaped wine bottle topper that is a useful yet inexpensive gift maven Judy Walker of gift. Seattle, at the website handmade version consists Shiny red poppers filled TopsMalibu.com. of crepe paper-wrapped with confetti would be a fun A sparkler in the shape of balls that you unravel to midnight favor for guests, numbers and letters makes a reveal a variety of little trin- and Walker has little wish fun way to toast that does- kets and treasures. They capsule necklaces too for n’t involve drinks; simply were a hit with retailers at recording resolutions touch your sparkler to the this fall’s New York (Deluxe Surprize Balls, one next to you. If you’d like International Gift Fair. $16.50; set of six undecorat- to get silly, buy some Poof For New Year’s, she fills ed balls, $59; four sparklers, Balls — packets of tubes and the balls with vintage-style $16.50; six Poof Balls, $15; The Associated Press Photos colorful paper balls like old toys, keepsakes, charms, wish capsules, $9.50, Mini cinnamon-scented pine cone candles, a thoughtful party favor for a holiday party. fashioned peashooters. gems, candy, bubbles, con- www.topsmalibu.com.) lights, glitter, air pump, bal- HGTV.com has instructions she likes to give. Walker’s “Surprize Balls” fetti poppers, fortunes and Brit Moran of San loons and ribbon to make for putting together inter- “Pretty, scented votives recall a hot item in the 1950s quotes. She’ll make custom Francisco, who runs her decorations or favors that esting ones like custom- wrapped like a firecracker ones with individualized own monthly subscription- created by New Orleans glow and sparkle ($24.99, mixed loose tea, colorful are always easy favors. Kai notes or prizes. Buy them based craft store, is offering native Charles Gregor with www.brit.com). candies packed in cork- brand’s my favorite, and already decorated, or plain a festive LED balloon kit the tag line, “The Toy You Small yet thoughtful topped vials, and mini bot- definitely soothing for New to embellish yourself. that includes mini LED Destroy to Enjoy.” Walker’s favors can be found at the tles of custom-flavored Year’s Day,” she says. Kai’s online wedding and party liquors such as ginger anise Twilight candles are a heady supplier www.beau- vodka and vanilla cinnamon blend of exotic white florals coup.com. Chic silver bourbon. Music lovers could (box of four, $48, snowflake wine stoppers, create USB thumb-drive www.lifetherapy.com). jeweled snowflake votive mixes, perhaps with the Finally, as revelers head holders and miniature, cin- evening’s party playlist out the door, Pedersen sug- namon-scented pinecone (www.hgtv.com/entertain- gests setting out an attrac- candles would all make ing ). tive cooler filled with iced pretty takeaways. (Wine Monica Pedersen, a bottles of coconut water. stoppers, $2.30 and up; designer, HGTV host and “Encourage your guests votive holders, $2.42 and author of “Make it to take one for the road,”she up; pine cones, $7.24 and Beautiful: Designs and Ideas says. up.) for Entertaining at Home” Offering some post-fes- A homemade take-home (Agate Midway, 2012), has a tivity hydration may be the favor is always appreciated. favorite fragranced candle best favor of all. Home sales gain again

ILENE ALESHIRE than 12 percent from the Homes also spent less For The Associated Press comparable month last year, time on the market before and 244 pending sales, up 8.9 being sold this year - 131 days Lane County home sales percent. last month compared with rose in November compared The median price of 143 days in November 2011. with last year, the fifth $180,000 was up 8.8 percent There was a six-month month in a row that year- from this time last year, the supply of unsold homes last A snowflake votive, an attractive, useful gift to give as a party favor for a holiday celebration. over-year sales have fourth month in a row that month, meaning that is how increased, according to the prices have risen, year over long it would take for the Regional Multiple Listing year. number of homes now on the Service. Prices also rose The median price means market to be sold at the cur- again last month. that half the homes sold for rent rate of sales. There were 241 homes more than that amount, half Real estate brokers con- sold in November, up more less. sider a six-month supply of A Home homes to be a balanced mar- ket, with supply and demand for the Immaculate 3BD, 2 BA manufactured home with roughly equal. The supply of lots of extras. Beautiful layout; 2,140 sq.ft., an unsold homes has ranged enclosed breezy way between double car garage and craft room. Open floor between kitchen and between 5.1 and 6.9 months family room. Back yard has paved, extra parking since March. with another garage extra deep. Too many New listings fell by about $209,000 MLS#12315266 amenities to mention, please call for details. 22 percent last month com- pared to 2011, to 257 com- FIRST HOME OR RENTAL Holidays pared with 328. PROPERTY! Perfect one level; 3BD, 1BA, home in Gardiner. Sales volume fell between Fenced yard, abundance of October and November, a storage, RV parking. Separate normal seasonal pattern laundry, wheel chair ramp. $79,900 MLS#11353619 according to the RMLS, while prices were flat. A GREAT BUY! Large corner lot, Year to date, pending sales fenced, huge double car garage, are up 11.5 percent over 2011, spacious living room, 3BD, 1.5BA, closed sales are up 13.1 per- 1,754 sq. ft., hardwood floors cent, and the median price of NEW LISTING NEW LISTING LARGE SHOP throughout. Needs some updating. a home is up 2 percent, the 1919 12th, North Bend 2490 Grant, North Bend 62986 Shinglehouse Rd. , Coos Bay $145,000 MLS#12667672 OWNER CARRY! Clean 3 bed, 1 bath house with laundry and 1 car 3 bedroom, 2 bath, .28 acre 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Beautifully RMLS said. extra deep garage. Nice fenced backyard with patio corner lot. Large 2-car garage, landscaped, decks, circular drive, and great landscaping. Convenient location in North fenced yard, deck, fireplace, pellet stove, Bend. Extra storage in attic. Fully insulated walls and RV parking, dog run. gas cooktop. ceiling. Newer plumbing and electrical. Well $219,900 MLS#12683218 constructed. Pride of ownership condition. $229,000 MLS#12184074 Your daily $119,000 MLS#12000861 (541) 271-9378 or classifieds are toll free 1-800-923-1031 ED ED RY ON-LINE AT DUC DUC AR 1780 Winchester Ave. Reedsport RE RE R C www.pacificwestrealty.net ICE ICE NE www.theworldlink.com PR PR OW [email protected]

EXTRA BONUS ROOM 3 BAY SHOP 909 State, North Bend 63946 Wallace Rd., Coos Bay 2781 Oak, North Bend 2 bedroom, 1 bath, 2 bonus rooms. 3 bedroom 2 bath double wide 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath. Fenced yard, Garage/Shop. Fenced yard. RV parking. manufactured home includes 3 bay shop. next to College St. Park. Move-in Fireplace does not work is not connected Fenced yard with large covered deck, ready. Possible owner carry with A very special to a through roof chimney. Personal items Thank You room for a hot tub. RV Parking. Make an offer. credit approval. may be included in sale. $149,000 MLS#12134139 $139,900 MLS#12481411 To the following vendors who donated items to our charity $ 89,900 MLS#12042631 auction: Portland Bagel, Moe’s Super Lube, North Bend Lanes, ED D UC UCE Top Dog Espresso, The Mill Casino, Sunset Golf Course, RED RED CE CE PRI PRI The Best Western, Loft by the Lighthouse, Pony Village Cinema, Mountain View Archery, Bennetti’s, Alternative Actions, Ciccarelli’s, Rodeo Steak House, Pottery Company. MOVE IN READY NEW LISTING NEW LISTING 2895 Broadway , North Bend 1274 Minnesota, Coos Bay 1865 Garfield , North Bend 3 bedroom , 1 bath, fireplace, detached garage, Mediterranean Style Interior! 3 bedrooms, 2.1 baths 3 bedroom, 2 bath. New roof 2010, With your help we raised over $1,100 to benefit local children fenced yard and on a corner lot. MAKE OFFER! with fenced yard. Large rooms with wood floors and patio, fenced yard, garden area, 2 garages/shop with extra lot included. arched dooorways. Fireplace in living room and pellet fruit trees. Video security system. in need of cold weather items/Christmas presents and $109,900 MLS#12031099 stove in master bedroom. Patio, fruit trees, outdoor $189,900 MLS#12172126 also the Coos County Animal shelter. living spaces. See to appreciate. $179,000 MLS#12416996 Shop Local, Give Local. E.L. EDWARDS REALTY II, INC. Property Management & Real Estate Sales Kris Thurman, Principal Broker - Owner 541-267-2221 Mark Hodgins, Real Estate Broker 756-0347 • Cell: 541-297-3404 2707 Broadway, North Bend, OR • www.eledwardsrealty.com WWW.CENTURY21.COM Call Mark or your favorite realtor for details. Buy, Sell, Rent, We do it all... with great results! Best Realty, Inc. All Brokers Licensed in the State of Oregon C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday, December 22,2012 • The World • C3 Y K Real Estate Grafted veggies are next season’s celebrity seeds

BY DEAN FOSDICK horticultural practice that I Pruning. “The plants The Associated Press fuses tissues from one are so vigorous that they genetically different plant to produce a lot of vegetative In many of the seed cata- those from another,combin- material,” said Josh logs arriving soon in mail- ing, for example, disease Kirschenbaum, product boxes, the headliners will be management with heirloom development coordinator grafted vegetables, in which flavors. Think apple trees, and spokesman for one or more different vari- grapevines and roses. Territorial Seed Co. in eties grow from a single Vegetables have been late Cottage Grove, Ore. “There rootstock. Tomatoes seem to entries in large-scale graft- won’t be as much fruit pro- be the grafted transplants ing programs intended for duction if they don’t get most frequently offered, home gardeners, particularly pruned.” providing greater disease in the United States. But that I Adding trellises. tolerance, bigger harvests, is about to change. “Towers or cages are pretty increased vigor and better “It’s been primarily close to being mandatory,” taste. because the (horticultural) Kirschenbaum said. “These Side-by-side tests done industry here hasn’t been set plants are so energetic and by Ball Horticultural Co. in up for it,” Mozingo said. grow so tall that it’s impor- Chicago have shown at least “Grafted vegetables have tant you give them some 50 percent higher yields been big in Asia for 70 years. kind of support.” from grafted tomatoes than In Europe, for about a I Easing off on the chem- from non-grafted varieties. decade. It’s been largely a icals. Grafted vegetables That total varies from garden supply problem, but I think have better natural defenses to garden and gardener to they’re going to be a very big against ground-borne dis- gardener, but it means more thing in seed catalogs next eases and insects. Fewer pes- fruit or larger fruit. season. A very big thing in ticides and herbicides are Grafted plants are also retail, too.” needed. The Associated Press pricier, in part because Grafted plants aren’t any The potted plants will be Side-by-side tests run by Ball Horticultural Co. show at least 50 percent higher yields from grafted tomato grafting is labor intensive. more difficult to work with offered with single or double transplants, left, over non-grafted varieties, right, as seen here at Log House Plants Nursery, in Cottage “You’re also paying for than non-grafted ones, but grafts. Grafted peppers and Grove, That total varies somewhat depending upon garden and gardener but means more fruit or larger fruit. disease insurance and a do require slightly different eggplant will be offered Grafted vegetables are expected to be a big hit in seed catalogs and retail stores next season. greatly improved yield,”said management. That includes: along with tomatoes in many Scott Mozingo, product I Planting them deeper. catalogs. Grafted cucumbers but we will have to come up plants: their entertainment Beefsteaks with a Roma.” manager for Burpee Home “They’re tall tomato plants and watermelons may be with a clever way to get those value. Online: Gardens, a Ball Horticultural so they need a deeper base,” added to the inventory once plants shipped to our cus- “It’s fun to say you can http://www.grafted- subsidiary. “You’re paying Mozingo said. “But don’t nurseries solve the logistics. tomers.” grow red cherry tomatoes veg.com . more but what you’re getting bury the grafts. Those should “Both vine out pretty At least one additional and orange cherry tomatoes You can contact Dean is so much more.” be above the soil line or you quickly,”Kirschenbaum said. benefit can be derived from on one plant,” Fosdick at deanfos- Grafting is an ancient cancel out the benefits.” “We aren’t ruling them out, gardening with grafted Kirschenbaum said. “Or [email protected] Stuff stockings with care Bird-friendly building design

With mere days remain- shirt pocket), and the rest thing. It’s just cruel. KATY MULDOON inspire people to make the vation director. Large-scale ing, the near and dear are are, well, just cheap. Better is to buy a small The Associated Press structures they design, build solutions include new types searching frantically for The drill bent the only tool box and fill it with or occupy easier on their of glass, window treatments something — anything — to time I tried to use it to bore a smallish “adult” tools — tack You might bump into a avian neighbors. It comes at and lighting. fill the stockings of their hole, much hammer, box saw, screw- window and suffer embar- a critical time: One in four A few ideas: — Buy ABC loved ones. like the one drivers, block plane and an rassment. Birds do the same bird species face steep popu- Bird Tape from the American Some of their loved ones in the tool HOUSE assortment of nails, screws and they’re dead. That sim- lation declines. While it’s Bird Conservancy and place are handyfolks. kit I got for WORKS and tacks. ple fatal combination, multi- impossible to know how it on your windows at home. And some of the stocking- my fifth But no multi-tools. plied millions of times a year, many birds are killed annu- The tape doesn’t impede stuffers they’re certain to birthday. Frankly, the only multi- minimally, across the United ally from window collisions much view, but birds see it choose will be multi-tools. I Which tool I can think of that per- States, was the inspiration in the United States, and avoid the glass. The tape mean, they’re sorta toolish, r eminds forms its multi-tasks well is for an in-the-works Audubon puts the low-end costs about $10 to $15 a roll. kinda cute, decidedly stock- me, if the common carpenter's “Resource Guide for Bird- estimate at 100 million; oth- — If you have bird feeders, ing-sized and seem to be y oung hammer. It both drives and Friendly Building Design” ers have estimated as many move them either within 3 ever so handy. Who wouldn’t handyfolks pulls nails. Audubon Society of as 1 billion. “This is impact- feet of your window or 15 feet want one? are on your One of those would make Portland, which collaborated ing our birds and it’s fairly or farther away. Birds Um, well, me for one. Christmas a fine stocking-stuffer. on the guide with the U.S. easy to solve, especially spooked off feeders within 3 STEVE Fish and Wildlife Service, the when you’re looking at new feet of the house won’t have I’ve yet to find a multi- list, please BATIE You could even use it to tool that can perform a single don’t give hang the stockings. American Bird Conservancy buildings” says Mary time to reach damaging one of the jobs it was intend- them “kid Send your questions to: and the City of Portland, Coolidge, Portland speeds before colliding with ed for even half as well as the tools.” They’re all cheaply HouseWorks, P.O. Box hopes the forum and guide Audubon’s assistant conser- windows. real tool it replaces. made and will only frustrate 81609, Lincoln, NE 68501, And I’ve tried. and anger any child who tries or email: houseworks@jour- I’ve been suckered into to use them to make any- nalstar.com. buying these things since I As we reflect upon our many blessings this was a kid and got my Boy wonderful holiday season, we would like to take Scout knife. this opportunity to say “thank you” to all our You remember those, ING! CONTEMPORARY HOME, Pride of Ownership LIST throughout. Vaulted Ceiling. Living Room, friends, customers and business associates. We right? One big knife blade, NEW Family Room, Island Kitchen with stainless steel appreciate you all and wish you a one little knife blade, a bottle appliances. New stone floor. Three Bedrooms, opener and a can opener, all Two baths, walk-in closets. 2 1/2 baths. Huge Merry Christmas and Bright Deck area with paver patio for entertainment. New Year! folded into a handle so .62 acres east of town. Triple car garage, 864 chunky a 7-year-old could sq ft. Economical Heat Pump. Skylights. 1/2 From All of Us at Pacific Properties barely grip it — much less $$2279,00079,,000 bath adjoins utility. MLS#12656075 stuff into his pocket. It was impossible to keep the NORTH BEND 2 bedroom, BEND RTH cheap-steel blades sharp, 1 bath cottage in Simpson NO and no one ever did show me Heights. Has full concrete 791 Commercial Ave., Coos Bay • (541) 269-5263 how to use that can opener. basement. Deep lot. Well www.PacificPropertiesTeam.com Swiss Army knives, likely established neighborhood. the inspiration for the Scouts Home is rented. MLS#12094076 $$ model, are only a little better. 1125,00025,,000 They are made of decent OCEAN VIEW. Just a short walk to Contents are prepared by the Advertising steel and do hold an edge, Bandon’s famous beaches. Spacious Department with contributions from local housing but they still suffer from home features custom cabinetry, Oregon Coast industry representatives. Opinions expressed by being overweight — larded sweeping staircase, elegant marble contributors belong to the writers and may not bathrooms, huge great room on top Home Finder down with such gadgets as floor. Even a dumbwaiter! Electric represent official views of their employers or screwdrivers, scissors, nail window blinds, gas fireplace, gas range, A weekly advertising professional associations. Nothing in this all of .25 acres. Short Sale. files, toothpicks and $$ supplement published publication may be reproduced in any manner corkscrews. 2257,10057,,100 MLS#12276810 without the specific written permission of the by The World When was the last time publisher. Advertising Department you had a wine bottle emer- EQUAL gency and were relieved you Daavidvid LL.. DDavisavis HOUSING had your Swiss Army knife in OPPORTUNITY your pocket? Realeal EstateEstate PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estate advertising And a toothpick? A nail CONTACT US in this newspaper is subject to the Fair Housing file? Really? Frred Gerrnandtt,, Brrokerr Cellll:: ((541)) 290--9444 The World Newspaper Act which makes it illegal to advertise” any When I built my work- 1110 Alabama Street, Bandon, OR 97411 preference, limitation or discrimination based on shop, I attached a garden tool Office: (541) 347-9444 or toll free 1-800-835-9444 PO BOX 1840 race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status cabinet to the outside rear Website: www.bandonhomes.com Coos Bay, OR 97420 or national origin, or an intention, to make any wall — sort of a shallow clos- such preference, limitation or discrimination.” et where I keep my spades Familial status includes children under the age of and rakes and garden fork 18 living with parents or legal custodians, pregnant close to the vegetable beds. GORGEOUS 3BR, 2BA HOME on a large HOW TO PLACE women and people who have security custody of .35 acre lot with a deck and fenced children under 18. This newspaper will not Among the tools I hung backyard. This beautiful house has tile, ADVERTISING there was my Pioneer’s Best spacious living room, many recent knowingly accept any advertising for real estate Friend. updates, and attached garage. There is Phone: 269-1222 which is in violation of the law. Our readers are RV parking, tool shed, and room for a Fax: 267-0294 hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in Honest, that’s how it was shop and garden in the backyard. This advertised in the gardening this newspaper are available on and equal wonderful home is in a great Coquille opportunity basis. catalog I ordered it from. neighborhood and can be yours for only It’s supposed to combine $245,000. MLS#11694492 in one handy tool a hammer, RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY a hatchet, a pry bar and a INCOME PROPERTY. This nine unit nail-puller. In reality, the complex in Coos Bay has eight 2BR, 1BA units and one studio apartment hatchet head is tool small to along with laundry facilities and eight chop much of anything, the garages. The units have vinyl hammer head is square windows and back patios. What a From our family to yours- buy at only $399,000. (leading inevitably to MLS#12636251 mashed fingers), the pry bar is bent at the wrong angle to GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY! Warmest wishes for a joyous be useful and the nail-puller This 8 unit complex has four 3BR, 1BA apartments and four 2BR, 1BA — doesn’t. Besides that, it apartments. The property is in good has a full-length iron tang, condition and has a new roof with new Christmas and holiday season a which throws off the balance trusses and attic insulation completed completely. in 2011. This rare find located in Coquille can be yours for only I’ve had it for about 30 $410,000. MLS#12461287 years, and it’s in perfect con- very Happy New Year! dition. Send me the postage and it’s yours. In my desk drawer is yet another multi-tool mistake. It features an array of screw- drivers, an awl, a rasp, a saw, Mariah Grami Shaun Wright Principal Broker Real Estate Broker OREGON BAY PROPERTIES, LLC a drill and a hammer. Half 541-290-7808 541-404-8689 1992 Sherman Ave.North Bend • 541.808.2010 the “tools” are too tiny to be www.OregonBayProperties.com useful (the whole thing folds www.gramiproperties.com up small enough to slip into a 399C N. CENTRAL , COQUILLE , OR 97423 • (541) 260-4663 C M C M Y K Y K

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Assemblies of God Christian Jewish Pentecostal of God FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH CONGREGATION MAYIM SHALOM LIGHTHOUSE TEMPLE PC OF G South Empire Blvd. & Olesan Lane Building a Christ Centered Family 2420 Sherman, North Bend • 541-756-5555 Pastor Ivan Sharp Sunday School 9:30am Sunday School...... 9:30 am For more info call Church - 541-888-6114 Pastor -541-888-6224 Sunday Morning Worship 10.30am Praise and Worship...... 10:45 am Sunday School ...... 9:30 am 541-266-0470 Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:30 am Ladies Bible Study ...... Thurs., 10:00 am Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm Wednesday 7:00pm: Kid’s Program/Youth/Adult Children’s Worship and Nursery Care www.mayimshalom.org Monday Men’s & Women’s Meeting ...... 6:30 pm Tuesday SAFEMeeting ...... 7:00 pm P.O. Box 805/2050 Lincoln St./NorthBend Pastors Sharron Kay & Jim Womack 123 Ocean Blvd. Wednesday Teen Meeting...... 7:00 pm Ph. 541-756-4838 www.nbfwc.org Thursday Mid-Week Services ...... 7:00 pm Christian Science Presbyterian Baptist Lutheran CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, N. BEND EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 444 S.Wall, Coos Bay • 888-3294 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH & SCHOOL 541-756-4155 • PASTOR: Dr. Daniel Myers 282 W. Sixth, Coquille OR 97423 Harrison & Vermont St. (East side of Pony Village Mall) Senior Pastor Mark Elefritz ... Assistant Pastor Aaron Finley Sunday Service & Sunday School...... 10:00 am 1835 N. 15th, Coos Bay • 541-267-3851 Sunday School...... 9:15 am Sunday School 9:30am Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:30 am Morning Worship Service 10:45 am CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM Pastor Quintin Cundiff Men & Womens Breakfast Bible Study (Friday)...... 6:30 am Wednesday Family Night 6:00 pm Adjacent to church - Open after services, or by Appt. Sunday Worship Service ...... 10:30 am Youth Meeting (Friday Evening) ...... 6pm-9pm Call for information about Youth Ministries, Bible Studies, 541-751-9059 Sunday Bible Study for all ages...... 11:45 am Combined Youth Group (Sunday) ...... 6 pm-7:00 pm Mom-To-Mom Ministry, Men’s Group & Wednesday Family Night for all ages Christmas Eve Service (Dec. 24th)...... 7:00 pm 541-396-2921 • www.ebccoquille.org Christmas Day Service (Dec. 25th)...... 10:30 am www.clcs-cb.org

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - COOS BAY Church of Christ FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH CHRISTMAS SEASON EVENTS AT FIRST BAPTIST Christmas Pageant Sunday, Dec. 23, 10 AM COOS BAY CHURCH OF CHRIST Evangelical Lutheran Church in America 2741 Sherman Ave., North Bend Christmas Eve Service Monday, Dec. 24th, 6 PM “Building the Church you read about in your Bible” Pastor Sue Seiffert - 541-756-4035 Tone Chimes Wed., Dec. 12 • 6:30 PM • Evergreen Court Mr. Ed Werner, Evangelist * (541) 267-6021 Office Hours...... Mon.-Fri. 9-1 pm & Wednesday, Dec. 19 • 6:30 PM • Inland Point 775 W. Donnelly Ave. Sunday School ...... 9:00 am Church Family Christmas Luncheon Bible School Classes 9:45am • Evening Worship 6:00pm Adult Study ...... 9:15 am Sunday, December 16 • 11:30 am Worship (Child Care Provided)...... 10:30 am Questions contact Pastor Gary Rice 541.404.5121 Morning Worship 10:45am • Wednesday Prayer & Study 7:00pm 1140 South 10th, Coos Bay • www.firstbaptistcoosbay.com Signing for Hearing Impaired Home of Cartwheels Preschool ~ [email protected] An American Baptist Church *** Also, Nursery Available Sunday School ...... 9:00 am Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:00 am Sunday Children’s Church...... 10:00 am Reformed Monday Bible Study ...... 6:00 pm GLORIA DEI LUTHERAN ELCA Wednesday Home Bible Study ...... 6:30 pm CHURCH OF CHRIST 1290 Thompson Rd., Coos Bay (5 Blocks East of Hospital) HOPE COVENANT REFORMED CHURCH Pastor Jon Strasman - 541-267-2347 580 E. 9th St., Coquille, Oregon FALL WORSHIP HOURS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORTH BEND 2761 BROADWAY, NORTH BEND • 541-756-4844 Pastor: Ron Joling • 541-396-4183 Sunday Bible Study ...... 9:30 am Worship Service ...... 8:30 am and 11:00 am Sunday Worship...... 10:30 am Adult Bible Study ...... 10:00 am Pastor J. L. Coffey Sunday School ...... 9:45 am 2080 Marion Ave., North Bend, 541-756-6544 Sunday Life Group...... 6:00 pm Sunday School for All Ages...... 10:00 am www.firstbaptistnb.org Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm Morning Service ...... 11:00 am SOUTHERN BAPTIST Where You Can Find A Friend December 24 Afternoon Service...... 4:30 pm Sunday School...... 9:45 am Christmas Eve Worship Sunday Worship Service...... 11:00 am & 6:00 pm 3:00pm Wednesday SAFE Addiction Recovery Program ...... 6:30 pm Candlelight Worship Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm 11:00pm Christmas Eve Church of God (Clevland, Tenn.) All are Welcome (Nursery available for all services) Candlelight Service Salvation Army Monday, December 24 NORTH BEND CHURCH OF GOD THE SALVATION ARMY 6:00pm 1067 Newmark, North Bend • 541-756-6289 Pastor Gary L. Robertson WORSHIP & SERVICE CENTER Methodist 1155 Flanagan, Coos Bay...541-888-5202 Sunday School ...... 9:30 am SKYLINE BAPTIST CHURCH Lieutenants Kevin and Heather Pope...Corps Officers Sunday Morning Service ...... 10:30 am NEW SCHEDULE Sunday Evening Service...... 6:00 pm FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Free Kids Meal ...... 9:00 am CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLELIGHT SERVICE Wednesday Evening Service ...... 7:00 pm Rev. Laura Beville, Pastor Christian Worship ...... 9:30 am Skyline Baptist Church “Building People Through Biblical Values” Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:45 am 3451 Liberty St., North Bend Worship Service...... 11:00 am 541.756.3311 Communion 1st Sunday of each month - (1 block off Newmark behind Boynton Park) Handicapped Accessible 6:00 pm and 8:00 pm Community Churches 123 Ocean Blvd. • 541-267-4410 • www.coosbayumc.org (for the whole family) Open hearts, open minds, open doors • Childcare Available “A Christ Centered, Biblically based, Family Oriented, Dynamic Fellowship” www.sbcnb.org David Woodruff, Sr. Pastor - Tim Young, Adult & Family Ministries HAUSER COMMUNITY CHURCH Share Josh Kintigh, Youth & Children, Brenda Langlie, Children’s Director Sunday School...... 9:00 am & 10:30 am 69411 Wildwood Dr., 7 miles north of North Bend UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, N. BEND Sunday Worship...... 9:00 am& 10:30 am Staff: John Adams, Bill Moldt, Rob Wright, Brion Spore, Nancy Goodman. Wednesday Awana...... 6:30 pm Radio broadcast Sunday @ 8:30 a.m. (K-Light 98.7 fm) 541-756-6959 Rev. Jerry Steele, Pastor Sunday Worship Celebration ...... 8:15 & 11:00 am Located at Pony Village Mall, between AT&T & Sears Stores Sunday School...... 9:45 am FALL SCHEDULE HOPE Catholic Nurseries provided for all services. Affiliated with Village Missions - 541-756-2591 Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Celebration Service...... 10:55 am HOLY REDEEMER - NORTH BEND Communion 1st Sunday of the month 2250 16th St. - 541-756-0633 (West off Broadway) Episcopal Seventh-day Adventist Church MASSES: COOS BAY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Come Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am 2175 Newmark, Coos Bay 541-756-7413 Confessions: Saturday 4-5 pm or by appointment 4th & Highland, Coos Bay 541-269-5829 Rev. Stephen A. Tyson, Rector Daily Mass: Wed 5:00pm / Thu & Fri 9:00am Sabbath School Bible Class...... 9:30 am Sunday Services...... 7:30 & 10:00 am Worship Worship Service...... 10:45 am ST. MONICA - COOS BAY Sunday School Classes...... 9:45 am Wednesday Services: Holy Eucharist ...... 6:30 am With Us Pastor Ken Williams 357 S. 6th St. Holy Eucharist with Healing...... 12 noon Children’s Sermon & Nursery Care - Monday, December 24th - Christmas Eve Mass 7:00 pm Christmas Concert 11:30 pm Unitarian Universalist Christmas Midnight Mass 12:00 am Foursquare Nazarene UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST (S.C.U.U.F.) - Tuesday, December 25th - NAZARENE - BAY AREA Christmas Day Mass 10:00 am BAY AREA FOURSQUARE CHURCH Located in North Bend at 1850 Clark St. (Behind Perry Electric) DIVERSE BELIEFS - ONE FELLOWSHIP MASSES: 466 Donnelly (across from the new Coos Bay Fire Station) Sr. Pastor Ron Halvorson Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm Glorifying, Proclaiming and Showing Christ to all Sunday School...... 9:30 am Liberal Religious Organization Pastors: David & Marilyn Scanlon Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:45 am Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am (541) 269-1821 Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm 10am Sundays at 580 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay. Spanish Mass: 1 pm Sunday School..... (All ages through Adult)...... 9:00 am - 9:45 am Confessions: Saturday 3:30 pm - 5 pm or by appt. NURSERY • CHILDREN’S CHURCH • YOUTH PROGRAM 541-266-7335 Sunday Worship.....(Nursery & Children’s Church Provided)...... 10:00 am BIBLE STUDIES • CARE GROUPS for more information and childcare arrangements Daily Mass: Tues: 5:30 pm Wed-Fri: 12 pm We also have small group ministries meeting throughout the week. For information or directions call 541-756-2004 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.ba4.org

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Sometimes it pays to doing things you normally GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ignore your common sense and wouldn’t let them do, it won’t be — You’ll fare much better if you depend on your hunches to lead a problem. They know that, and deal with each development the way. so should you. Relax and have when it occurs instead of letting CANCER (June 21-July 22) fun. things pile up. Be reactive as well — When in a discussion with a CANCER (June 21-July 22) as assertive. friend, you shouldn’t treat lightly — Your intuition is pretty good CANCER (June 21-July 22) anything that he or she takes presently, but that doesn’t mean — Socializing with old friends seriously. If you do, your pal you should let your imagination whom you can be relaxed with might not only stop coming to run rampant. Keep your firm will turn out to be quite pleasura- you for advice, but for friendship sense of realism operational. ble. Conversely, you might not be as well. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — too comfortable around new or LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Don’t be embarrassed about unfamiliar people. You’ll function quite well if you finding other ways to keep pace LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — don’t attempt to do too many with your high-rolling friends. Although you might not be the things simultaneously. It would Your pleasant and friendly man- first one out of the starting block be better to do one thing at a ner always keeps you in their in a competitive situation, you time, seeing it through to its con- good graces. will have enough tenacity and clusion before you begin anoth- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) persistency to be one of the win- er. — Objectives that are of impor- ners. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) tance to you are equally woven VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Avoid trying to instruct anoth- into the interests of others, so — Even though you might not be er on how to do something don’t sweat it. 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(CC) FXM FXM FXM ››› The Devil Wears Prada (2006) (CC) FXM ›› Maid in Manhattan (2002) (CC) HBO (:15) ››› Rio (2011, Comedy) ’ (CC) ›› Joyful Noise (2012) Queen Latifah. ’ Boxing’s Best HBO › New Year’s Eve Game of Thrones ’ Game of Thrones ’ Game of Thrones ’ Boxing’s Best HGTV Hunters Hunt Intl 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 Hatfields & McCoys Hatfields & McCoys (Part 2 of 3) (CC) Hatfields & McCoys (Part 3 of 3) (CC) HIST Cajun Cajun Cajun Cajun Cajun Cajun Cajun Cajun Cajun Cajun LIFE Christmas Con The Merry In-Laws (2012) Shelley Long. Holiday Spin (2012) Ralph Macchio. (CC) LIFE Must Love Dogs (CC) ››› Pretty Woman (1990) Richard Gere, Julia Roberts. (CC) (:01) Biography NBCSN (6:45) ›››› Raging Bull (1980) Robert De Niro. Snowboarding Year in Review Sports NBCSN NFL Turning Point NFL Turning Point Costas Costas Uncut NFL Turning Point Costas NICK Sponge. Sponge. Full H’se Full Hse. Full Hse. See Dad Nanny Nanny Friends Friends NICK Marvin Marvin Full H’se Full H’se Full H’se Full H’se Nanny Nanny Friends Friends ROOT High School Football Mariners World Poker Tour Dan Patrick ROOT High School Football Heartland Poker Dan Patrick SPEED Dumbest Dumbest Dumbest Dumbest Parts Parts My Ride My Ride Unique Whips SPEED Barrett-Jackson Pinks - All Out Drag Drag Barrett-Jackson Unique Whips SYFY K-9 K-9 K-9 K-9 K-9 K-9 K-9 K-9 Warehouse 13 (CC) SYFY Ghost Hunters (CC) Ghost Hunters (CC) Ghost Hunters (CC) Ghost Hunters (CC) Ghost Hunters (CC) TLC Undercover Boss ’ Undercover Boss ’ Undercover Boss ’ Undercover Boss ’ Undercover Boss ’ TLC Toddlers & Tiaras ’ Best Funeral Ever Toddlers & Tiaras ’ Cheer Perfection (N) Toddlers & Tiaras ’ TNT (:07) Rizzoli & Isles Rizzoli & Isles (CC) Rizzoli & Isles (CC) Leverage (CC) Rizzoli & Isles (CC) TNT Castle ’ (CC) Castle ’ (CC) Castle “Punked” ’ Castle ’ (CC) Leverage (CC) TOON Gumball Looney Level Up Adven King/Hill King/Hill American American Fam. 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Storage Storage Storage Storage AMC Poseidon Adv. ›› Poseidon (2006) Josh Lucas. ››› Predator (1987), Carl Weathers (CC) AMC (5:30) Predator (1987) ››› Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991), Linda Hamilton (CC) Terminator 2 BRAV Real Housewives Real Housewives Real Housewives Real Housewives Real Housewives BRAV ›› Meet Joe Black ››› A Few Good Men (1992) Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson. A Few Good Men CNBC American Greed Mad Money Mark Zuckerberg American Greed Paid Paid CNBC American Greed Mad Money Crime Inc. 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(CC) ›› There’s Something About Mary (1998) HBO › Gulliver’s Travels Game of Thrones ’ Game of Thrones ’ Game of Thrones ’ Boxing’s Best HBO REAL Sports Gumbel Game of Thrones ’ Game of Thrones ’ Game of Thrones ’ Boxing Boxing HGTV Hunt Intl Hunters Buying and Selling Extreme Homes (N) Hunters Hunt Intl Extreme Homes HGTV Hunt Intl Hunt Intl Giveaway Million Home Strange Home Hunters Hunt Intl Hunt Intl Hunt Intl HIST Cults: Dangerous Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Bamazon (CC) (:02) Ax Men (CC) HIST American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers How the States LIFE To Be Announced Project Runway Project Runway To Be Announced To Be Announced LIFE Hoarders (CC) Hoarders (CC) Hoarders (CC) Teen Trouble (CC) (:01) Teen Trouble NBCSN Boxing Bryant Jennings vs. Bowie Tupou. 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