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BY THOMAS MORIARTY Homeless mom and daughter hope for a better future The World

COOS BAY — Standing at the railing of a fish tank at the Millicoma Interpretive Center, hatchery host Carl Martin said he looks forward to the arrival of Chinook spawning season every year. Martin said the hatchery, run through the state’s Salmon and Trout Enhance- ment Program, raises as many as 1 million salmon fry a year. The center is the primary source of hatchery-raised salmon on the Millicoma River. But those fish could be directed elsewhere under fishery management changes proposed the Oregon Depart- ment of Fish & Wildlife. Under the proposed Coastal Conserva- tion and Management Plan, the agency is considering eliminating or shifting the location of certain salmon and steelhead hatchery programs run through STEP. That could mean the end of fishing opportunities for hatchery salmon in the Millicoma River, as well as a decrease in hatchery steelhead fishing opportunities in the South Coos and Coquille Rivers. Hatchery fish provide the bulk of fishing opportunities on those rivers, because of bag limits on wild fish. By Alysha Beck, The World Mike Stahl, the department’s assistant Julianne, foreground, and her mother, Sarah, live in a trailer park in Coos Bay. The pair live on less than $800 a month. This image has been digitally manager of conservation and recovery altered to obscure Sarah’s face. programs, said all the proposed changes are preliminary. SEE FISHING | A12 No one knows Fired police officer she’s homeless

claims alcoholism BY JESSIE HIGGINS was a disability The World COOS BAY – A school day for Julianne begins in a trailer BY STEVEN DUBOIS park bathroom. The Associated Press The 15-year-old stumbles from her mom’s trailer to the communal shower. The trailer’s bathroom no longer works. PORTLAND — A police officer fired for She already will have shuffled through her five shirts and driving drunk in an unmarked police car Julianne returns bottles at Safeway in Coos Bay in exchange for quarters, three pairs of pants to find the day’s outfit before showering while off-duty has filed a $6 million law- which she uses to do laundry. in one of the public stalls. She’ll painstakingly apply her suit against the city of Gresham, the Dollar Tree makeup, throw police chief and others, alleging his rights on her coat, grab her back- were violated under the Americans with pack and walk to school. GROWING UP Disabilities Act. A principal’s perspective By the time she arrives at The lawsuit filed in Portland alleged Marshfield High School, she POOR the officer, Jason Servo, was suffering seems like any other high from alcoholism, a recognized disability Many local kids have school student. under the act, and shouldn’t have been No one knows she’s dismissed. homeless. The suit also alleged Servo was denied known only poverty “Rich people don’t due process, and the police union failed to understand our stories,”she IN COOS COUNTY represent him adequately. BY THOMAS MORIARTY can trace the beginnings of her said. It was a Thursday afternoon, and Julianne had “Just as with any type of disability or The World pupils’ misfortune to the disease, they should have made some kind 1990s. just finished her school day. of effort to accommodate that, or some COOS BAY — No one has a In 1994, the U.S. Fish and Like many of the homeless A four-day kind of effort to work with him, and not better view of Coos County’s Wildlife Service listed the students who attend Marshfield and North Bend special report simply sever all ties,” said Shawn Kollie, impoverished children than northern spotted owl as a one of Servo’s attorneys. high schools, she had made INSIDE: Timber decline hurts Arlene Roblan. threatened species. A year Police Chief Craig Junginger was out of her way to the Maslow region. Timeline of events that Since 1987, Roblan has later, the Clinton administra- the office Friday. City spokeswoman Project for tutoring and affected Coos County. Page A11 worked at every level in Coos tion completed its first draft of Laura Shepard said officials would not the Northwest Forest Plan, other support services. discuss the case because their policy is to Bay public schools. Today she It’s here she gets help with her studies. It’s here she leads the staff at Madison Ele- restricting logging on millions not talk about pending litigation. of acres of federal land and searches through racks of donated clothes for something in Servo, 43, was arrested in January 2011 mentary School, serving the her size. It’s here she gets food when she and her mom run region’s poorest population of signaling the demise of the after he crashed into a ditch while off- Pacific Northwest’s tradition- out. It’s here she feels safe and accepted. duty.The lawsuit said that Servo, a detec- students. A staggering 87 per- “I wish I could take kids to the Maslow Project so they cent are eligible for subsidized al logging industry. tive who was the department’s lead The effects were devastat- would understand,”Julianne said. lunches. firearms instructor, had taken the police ing to an already struggling (“Julianne” isn’t her real name. Her mother, identified As Madison’s principal, and vehicle to a firearms training session in industry. Family after family here as “Sarah,” asked The World to conceal their identities the nearby city of Troutdale. He later as the wife of a state senator, because they are hiding from relatives.) joined fellow officers for dinner and Roblan has a unique perspec- The Maslow Project discovered Julianne when she was in drinks. tive on the local economy. She SEE PRINCIPAL | A10 seventh grade. She broke her arm playing dodge ball at “This was a common practice among school. The school wanted to call her mother, but her mom (Gresham) officers and had become an See more photos and video online at theworldlink.com/gup SEE JULIANNE | A10 SEE DISABILITY | A12

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C M C M Y K A2 • The World •Saturday,April 27,2013 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Coquille Tribe casino plan sparks debate

MEDFORD (AP) — A pro- Coquille Indian Tribe to Umpqua Tribe of Indians, tribe’s Mill Casino said a to get informed. Paul Pigue The tribe has asked the posal to turn a Medford open its second Oregon casi- which attracts Medford resi- second one in Medford of Central Point said he is U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs bowling alley and restaurant no. The tribe owns The Mill dents to its casino 70 miles should be approved, the “emotionally” opposed to to put the 2.4 acres it now into a tribal casino has drawn Casino-Hotel in North north along Interstate 5. Medford Mail Tribune the casino but wants to hear opposition and spotlighted a Bend, one of nine tribal casi- The Cow Creek tribe has reported. the arguments. owns in south Medford in a division between two tribes. nos in Oregon. “ancient rights to this area as “I welcome the Coquille “I’m willing to be con- government trust, beginning The City Council held a Gov. John Kitzhaber has well as a modern presence,” tribe to my community and vinced that the casino is a process that could lead to public hearing on the pro- yet to weigh in on the Chairman Dan Courtney neighborhood,” said Sara OK,”he said. reservation status. posal Thursday but isn’t Coquille proposal but has told the Medford council. Koca. “I know they will be The Coquille tribe con- The tribe has also asked expected to take a stand until said an agreement limits Several residents called contributors to the economy tends that it has historic federal ofﬁcials for an excep- later. tribes to one casino each. foul over the proposed gam- and overall well-being of this roots in the Medford market, Decisions by the state and The Coquille proposal bling business, but a valley.” and there is no formal agree- tion to a prohibition against federal governments will be has drawn opposition from Medford resident who had Some people at the hear- ment to limit tribes to one gambling on lands acquired critical to the chances for the the Cow Creek Band of worked at the Coquille ing said they were just trying casino. after October 1988. Program marks two decades of advocating for abused children

the 20th anniversary celebra- BY TIM NOVOTNY tion was held Thursday at Want to know more? The World ORCCA’s new Child and Fam- To find out more about CASA volunteer training, call 541-824-0214. ily Resource Center, 1855 COOS BAY — A local group Thomas Ave. Holding it dur- dedicated to providing a voice ing National Child Abuse Pre- out of foster care and into a these reports.” for abused and neglected chil- vention Month and National loving, nurturing, permanent The Veysey’s goal is to dren is celebrating its history Volunteer Week was no coin- home.” make sure every abused or Judge Martin Stone has neglected child has an advo- By Tim Novotny, The World by focusing on its future. cidence. seen the group’s impact grow cate, last year about half of Formed in 1993, the Court Every year nearly 400 chil- James and Charlene Moore, CASA volunteers, talk with to ORCCA dren spend time in foster care over the years. them did not. More money Appointed Special Advocates Executive Director Mike Lehman at the CASA anniversary celebration. in Coos County.Last year, 199 “ I think a lot of that comes and more volunteers are of Coos County has helped of them had no one advocat- because of Twila’s role in needed, with the emphasis on more than 800 children navi- ing for their rights. working with CASAs, educat- volunteers. It takes more than just a one who wants to make a dif- gate the legal system. Veysey says it is society’s ing CASAs, explaining to The average special advo- love of children to be a good ference for a child.” “At the time we formed, we obligation to ensure the basic them how the process works, cate volunteers about 10 hours volunteer, Veysey said. It also Stone said he can confirm had the highest rate of child rights and needs of every child making them feel comfortable a month on a case, though a takes some toughness. that special advocates do abuse in the state,” said the are met. in the process,” Stone said at bit more time is involved at “Someone who can be make a difference. group’s local director, Twila “Every child who cannot the open house. “The more the beginning. The group objective and not want to take “The benefit to the child is Veysey.“So it was timely.” live safely at home should they feel comfortable, the hopes to hold a 30-hour them home with them, but is their voice is being heard, and CASA is part of Oregon have a CASA volunteer who more they open up and share training class in Bandon this passionate about kids and able that is a major benefit in these Coast Community Action, so will help ensure a safe passage with me their thoughts in summer. to communicate, and some- cases.”

MAY is National Hospital Week Meetings and Nurses Week! Community Health MONDAY Design Review Committee — noon, city hall, conference Education Calendar room, 500 Central Ave., Coos Bay; regular meeting. Bay Area Health District Board of May 2013 Directors — 5 p.m., Bay Area Hospital, 1775 Thompson Road, Unless otherwise noted classes are held at BAY AREA HOSPITAL or the “CHEC” (Community Health Educati on Center) Coos Bay; special meeting. 3950 Sherman Avenue, North Bend • Classes are FREE unless otherwise noted. For more information call 541-269-8076 or visit www.bayareahospital.org Southwestern Oregon Communi- ty College Board of Education — South Coast Striders 5:30 p.m., Tioga Hall, room 505, Registration: None required but visit 1988 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay; website for details on length of walk and Wellness preparation information. Diabetes regular meeting. www.coostrails.com Classes… May 11, Let’s Walk and Talk Together; Education… TUESDAY May 19, New River; May 25 & 26, Rocky Peak, CHEC Humbug, Brushy Creek Camp CHEC North Bend Urban Renewal Agency — 7 p.m., North Bend Coos Bay Stroke Support Group Diabetes Self-Management Program City Hall, Council Chambers; We’ve Got Your Back...Race for Spinal Health 3rd Tuesday, 3:30 – 4:30 pm, Saturday, May 4th, Registration 8:00 am or For dates & times & more information, call budget committee meeting. online at WeveGotYourBackRace.org Lifecare Center, 2890 Ocean Blvd, 541-266-7928. Certified USATF 5K Race & 1 mile Run/Walk Coos Bay, north dining hall. New classes start each month. A doctor’s referral is Cosponsored by Bay Area Hospital, South Coast Call 541-267-5433 for more information. required. Cost of the class is covered by most insurance WEDNESDAY Orthopaedic Associates & South Coast Surgery Center in This group offers speakers & support for patients, plans. Scholarships are also available. conjunction with the Spinal Research Foundation. For family & friends to assist in living with the challenges North Bend Urban Renewal information call 541-269-8135 of stroke. Blood Pressure & Diabetes Screening Agency — 7 p.m., North Bend at Bay Area Hospital City Hall, Council Chambers; Let’s Walk and Talk Together Alzheimer/Dementia Education budget committee meeting. Saturday, May 11th, Mingus Park & Support Meeting Every Thursday Blood Pressure Check, Women’s Health Coalition is stepping up 3rd Thursday, 1:00 – 2:30 pm. 9:00 - 11:30 am - Spruce Room (BAH), Lighthouse School Board —7 to Women’s Health. Call 541-888-0130 for more information. Diabetes Screening, Every 4th Thursday. Fun begins at 9:00 am with freebies, prizes and talk about Come learn & share with others living with 9:00 - 10:00 am, 6-8 hour fasting required including p.m., Lighthouse School, 93670 “Women and Sleep - How to get more pillow time.” Alzheimer’s. no coffee or tea or 2 hours after the start of breakfast. Viking Way, North Bend; regular meeting. Train Your Brain Parkinson’s Support Group Diabetes Talk Group Every Tuesday in May 1:00 - 3:00 pm. 2nd Wednesday, 1:30-3:00 pm. 1st & 3rd Thursday, 3:00 - 4:00 pm SATURDAY, MAY 4 To register or for more information Baycrest Village, conference room, The continued support you need to balance good diabetes call: 541-266-7927. 3959 Sheridan Ave., North Bend. self-care. Coos County Today — 11 a.m., A series of four classes that one can start attending any Call 850-207-1469 for more information. time. Attend this workshop to learn proven methods to help Come learn & share with others living with Owen Building, 225 N. Adams, conquer chronic pain, anxiety, stress, and depression. Diabetes Review Coquille; regular meeting. Parkinson’s. Every 1st Tuesday, Noon - 1:30 pm Stress Reduction with “Mindfulness” Find out what is new in diabetes care. Tuesday, May 21, 1:00 - 3:00 pm Cancer Treatment Support Group Presentation: “Ancient Grains” presented by To register or for more information call Mondays, 9:00-11:00 am, Counseling Stephanie Polizzi, MPH, RD. 541-266-7927. & Bereavement Education Center, Learn a proven “Mindfulness” approach to restore hope, 1620 Thompson Road, Coos Bay. well-being & relaxation lost through illness, pain & Call 541-269-2986 for more information. A MINUTE difficult times. For those who have, or have had, cancer & those who Moms Program… care for them. MESSAGE Living Well Workshop Bay Area Hospital Meets once a week for 6 weeks. For dates of MS (Multiple Sclerosis) Support upcoming workshops call 541-751-2417. Call 541-269-8258 Group From It covers practical skills to improve life while living with 3rd Wednesday, 2:00 – 4:00 pm chronic conditions such as arthritis, asthma, heart or kidney NORM disease, diabetes, and chronic pain. Call 541-294-3690 for more information. to register. Caring & sharing in a friendly atmosphere RUSSELL Breastfeeding Support Group TaiChi for Better Balance Call 541-269-8258 for more information. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm . Epilepsy Support Open to all women wanting support & information Hearthside Center, 2625 Koos Bay Blvd., Call 541-756-7279 for more information. Coos Bay. For more information and about breastfeeding. Sponsored by the Coos County What God Wants registration call Melissa, 850-207-1469. Breastfeeding Coalition. Initial cost is $50.00, ask about incentive refund. Come Bariatric Surgery Support Group The bombing at the Boston learn gentle motion that can improve your strength and Marathon was heart wrenching to balance. 2nd Tuesday, 7:00 – 8:00 pm, North Bend All About Labor Medical Center, upstairs conference room Monday, May 6, 6:30 - 9:00 pm. watch. Why would anyone Call 541-267-5151 x1360 for more information. Anatomy of labor, the stages of labor & an purposefully set out to kill and Body Awareness Class by overview of fetal monitoring will be provided in Come hear about weight loss surgery and be inspired. this class. Common interventions and what to injure people who are innocent of Kim Anderson expect at delivery will also be discussed. any wrong? It seems as though the Every Monday & Thursday, 10:00 - 11:00 am Instruction on the immediate postpartum recovery Call 541-756-1038 for more information. Nicotine Anonymous period is also offered. respect for human life has Gentle exercises focusing on breathing, balance, and Every Wednesday, 5:30-6:30 pm, Alano deteriorated to the point that no one posture 1 is safe. Club, 1836 ⁄2 Union Ave, North Bend Comfort Measures for Labor Call 541-271-4609 for more information. Monday, May 13, 6:30 - 9:00 pm. As bad and horrendous as that One-Hour Stop Tobacco Use Clinic Only requirement to attend is the desire to quit. Focus is hands-on comfort measures/breathing was, I had to cringe when a Day Clinics, Every 1st & 2nd Wednesday, techniques, water therapy, massage & comfort journalist stated that one of the Noon – 1:00 pm. Evening Clinics, Every 3rd positioning. Also includes an overview of & 4th Wednesday, 5:30 – 6:30 pm The Following 3 groups are offered medications used to control pain. young men who was responsible for Call 541-269-8076 for more information. at the Nancy Devereux Center, the deaths and injury to innocent Be smoke free in 2013! Instruction & support Newborn Care Basics people was dead, and hell has one can help you quit for good this time! 1200 Newmark Avenue Call 541-888-3202 for more Tuesday, May 14, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm more occupant and he was happy information All the basics of baby care will be presented by about that. My first thought was that Look Good…Feel Better® our experienced Nursery Nurses. though he was happy the young 1st Monday. By appointment only. Dual Diagnosis Anonymous Call 541-269-8158 for more information. Please call for more information man was in hell, God certainly was Trained cosmetologists teach beauty techniques to help Parenting Transitions not. God never wants someone to combat appearance-related side effects of cancer treatment, Wednesday, May 15, 6:30 - 8:30 pm. suffer eternal punishment. Instead, NAMI Family to Family Support All aspects of parenthood - postpartum depression, such as skin changes & hair loss. Participants receive over He would rather that all mankind $200 worth of top-of-the-line cosmetics. Group dealing with changes and new demands, Wednesdays, 3:00 – 5:00 pm. maintaining healthy relationships, planning for the turn to Him so they could spend This group is to support family & friends who have a future & much more. eternity with Him. Moving Forward: Total Joint loved one with some form of a mental illness. Pre-Surgery Education Jesus came to our world to bring 2nd & 4th Monday, 1:00 - 3:00 pm & Depression & Anxiety Support Big Brother/Big Sister Class redemption to everyone of us. It is every 3rd Tuesday, 5:30 – 7:30 pm. 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C M C M Y K Saturday, April 27,2013 • The World • A3 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas• 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Expect worse Coos County cuts in 2014

BY EMILY THORNTON July 1, officials may leave 16 der. People charged with tain one,”Zanni said. The sheriff’s total pro- making spending cuts, Bar- The World open positions unfilled, shoplifting and many other Another expense for the posed budget is about $10 ton said. The county also Barton said. Those jobs thefts are cited and sheriff is an increase in fin- million, about a $400,000 might raise property taxes, COQUILLE — Coos include two in the asses- released. gerprinting. He said his more than the current year. or look for another revenue County will use the last $5.2 sor’s office, one in mainte- The 248-bed jail has office does fingerprints He has little control over source, she said. million of its savings to nance, one in the juvenile only enough officers to hold between 60 to 100 people rising costs, he said. The county faces a rev- prop up the coming year’s department, three in the 98 inmates, he said. each week for concealed Zanni said he can field 10 enue strain because federal budget. That means offi- sheriff’s criminal division, Zanni needs at least 24 handgun permits alone. patrol deputies, far fewer timber payments are expir- cials will have to make more four in the jail, one in infor- officers to operate the facil- People are buying more than the recommended 65. ing. The payments began drastic cuts a year from mation technology, two in ity. His current staff of 28 handguns because they see He’d like to have 12. after the government cur- now, Treasurer Mary Bar- human resources and one in provides a cushion for officers unable to answer “We’d like to be proac- tailed logging on so-called ton said. the county counsel’s office. vacations, injuries and sick calls in a timely manner, tive instead of reactive,” “O&C” lands — forest land The county has been Cutting jobs comes with leave. He said if his budget Zanni said. Zanni said. The sheriff’s once owned by the Oregon socking away revenue since a price, Sheriff Craig Zanni is decreased any further, “One in 10 probably has a department used to do a and California Railroad. 2009, anticipating the said. The jail routinely he’ll have to cut back to 49 handgun license,” Zanni better job of that, he added. Eighteen Oregon counties expiration of federal timber releases non-violent and beds. Suspects in burglaries said. The office also takes The county faces more historically received rev- payments. The county also lower-risk offenders to and minor assaults would fingerprints for pre- drastic changes a year from enue from timber cut on the has made budget cuts to hold down costs. Officers go free. employment screenings for now, when the county’s O&C lands, as compensa- stretch out its savings, Bar- book only those charged “The law doesn’t say you nurses, school bus drivers, savings are gone. Those tion for property taxes lost ton said. with serious crimes such as have to have anyone in jail, school volunteers and oth- changes might include when the U.S. government In the budget starting burglary, assault and mur- just that you have to main- ers. leaving jobs unfilled or took possession. Burglary sparks chase, then crash at SWOCC

BY THOMAS MORIARTY iff’s office received two the car after it entered the The World reports of a burglary in city limits. The car crashed progress at the Langlois near the Southwestern COOS BAY — A burglary Market around 4:30 a.m. Oregon Community College at a Langlois grocery store Both callers reported seeing campus, and three men fled ended in a car crash and the two people break into the on foot. arrest of two men in Coos store and drive north Coos Bay police and Bay Thursday morning. towards Coos Bay in a newer Curry County Deputy Rod Richard Schlitz , 20, was silver four-door car. McCallister arrested Reid arrested by Coos Bay police About an hour later, a and Schlitz a few miles from George Artsitas, The World Defendants Mark MacPherson,left,and Robert Bruce Myres wait for their turn in courtThursday.MacPherson on outstanding Coos County Bandon police officer the crash site. and Douglas County war- responding to a reported Police allege that Schlitz, is charged assault. Myres is charged with 40 counts of rape, sodomy and other sex crimes. rants. Michael Reid, 32, of sighting of the car found the Reid and the unknown third Santa Maria, Calif., faces market’s cash register on the suspect broke into gas sta- charges of burglary and side of the road near Beach tions in California and Gold Judge reduces bail in rape case theft. Junction. Beach before the Langlois The Curry County sher- Coos Bay police chased Market burglary. BY GEORGE ARTSITAS Unwanted by family, The World COURT suspect stays in jail COQUILLE — A Michigan REPORTS COQUILLE — A North Thefts & Mischief man charged with a litany of Bend man accused of going Online poll results sex crimes in Coos County on a “meth-fueled crime The Oregon Legislature is COOS COUNTY block of South Fourth Street. Cox predicted the current spree” in March can’t find a looking at expanded had his bail reduced Thurs- charges won’t stick for long. background checks and April 24, 5:05 a.m., theft of wood- April 24, 7:18 p.m., man contacted day. suitable place stay while “While they may seem awaiting his next court date. other gun control bills. en statues from “Something police claiming he had a gun Judge Michael J. Gillespie What do you think? overwhelming with 40 Kyler Beltran is charged Awesome,” Beach Loop and U.S. pulled on him, Third Street. reduced Robert Bruce Myres’ counts, it will end up to be 22.4% Yes. I'm all for it. We Highway 101. bail to $50,000 from the pre- with nine counts of sec- have too much gun violence. April 24, 11:37 p.m., person ran, considerably less than that,” April 24, 7:57 p.m., theft of boat, vious $500,000 at a pre-trial ond-degree after narcotics were found dur- he said. theft, 10 10.7% Yes. Some tougher Spinreel Road. hearing. laws could help, but let's be ing a consent search, 1900 block Gillespie noted that Myres counts of careful not to go to far. Myres, 55, was arrested on April 24, 10:53 a.m., burglary to a of Newmark Avenue. has a limited criminal record unlawful 10 counts each of first- 13.3% No. I'm skeptical that it residence, Cedar Circle Lane. and that the charges don’t entry into a really will help. April 25, 9:12 a.m., unlawful entry degree sodomy, first-degree result from 40 separate motor April 24, 10:00 p.m., theft of a into a motor vehicle and items rape, first-degree unlawful events. 53.6% Absolutely not. We lawnmower, 63700 block of Hill vehicle and need our 2nd Amendment taken, 600 block of North Third penetration with a foreign Road. Myres will appear again at one count rights. Street. object and first-degree sex a plea change hearing on May of second- Not a scientific poll: April 25, 9:06 a.m., theft of fire abuse. 6. Poll results from 1,027 online respondents. April 25, 10:25 a.m., burglary, 600 degree May not add up to 100% due to rounding. equipment, pager and radios, Myres’ March 1 arrest Kyler Beltran block of North Third Street. criminal By Beth Burback, The World 93600 block of Viking Lane. warrant initially set bail at Man faces charges of Defendant assaulting girlfriend mischief. New poll question: Should April 25, 10:41 a.m., theft of gro- April 25, 1:55 p.m., naked man $1.75 million. When he was Beltran, Oregon allow cougar hunting ceries and other items, 63700 walking around in his backyard, arraigned April 15, the bail COQUILLE — A Coos Bay 22, was arraigned Friday on with dogs? block of Flanagan Road. 1000 block of Montgomery was dropped to $500,000. man is likely to spend anoth- a second-degree theft Answer online at www.theworldlink.com April 25, 1:13 p.m., theft or loss of Avenue. Now it stands at $50,000, er couple of weeks in jail charge. He also has a pend- which means he’ll have to after being charged with front license plate, 63500 block April 25, 2:27 p.m., theft of meds, ing third-degree theft of Shore Edge Drive. pay $5,000 to get out of the assault. charge. Four counts of 400 block of Shorepines Avenue. Coos County jail. Mark MacPherson, 38, is unlawful possession of April 25, 1:53 p.m., criminal mis- April 25, 8:52 p.m., man arrested Even with the reduced charged with second-degree BAY AREA chief to a rental unit, 93500 methamphetamine are set block of Coal Bank Lane. during family dispute for inter- bail, Deputy District Attor- assault, fourth-degree to be heard by the grand REPORTS fering and resisting arrest, 1600 ney Stephen Petty said the assault, unlawful possession jury next week. April 25, 8:12 p.m., man says block of Newmark Avenue. victim wants Myres to stay in of a firearm and menacing. someone threatened to shoot Beltran isn’t welcome Food preservers jail. Petty said Myres fled to He appeared in court Thurs- back to his parents’ house or his wife due to her ethnicity, NORTH BEND Michigan in October and had day. his grandmothers’. workshop today 87300 block of Boak Lane. to be lured into custody by a Police arrested MacPher- “That just shows good MYRTLE POINT — The April 25, 8:46 p.m., woman April 24, 7:23 a.m., unlawful entry private investigator. son on April 17, after being judgement on their part,” Master Food Preservers of arrested for domestic assault, into a motor vehicle and a stolen But defense lawyer Ron called to Bay Area Hospital. Judge Michael J. Gillespie Coos County will hold a can- 91100 block of Cape Arago High- knife, 3500 block of Vista Drive. Cox argued that Myres has MacPherson’s girlfriend, commented. ning 101 workshop from 10 way. cooperated throughout the Donnell Knight, told police April 24, 7:22 p.m., fire under Beltran had thought he a.m. to 1 p.m. today. The investigation, 1000 block of Ore- process. He said Myres will- he had assaulted her earlier workshop will be held at the found a place to stay at the COOS BAY gon Avenue. ingly met with the investiga- that evening. Knight, 39, parent’s house of a childhood OSU Extension Service, 631 tor and later told the investi- suffered cuts and bruises. April 24, 10:46 a.m., threats, 200 friend until prosecuting Alder St., Myrtle Point. block of North Broadway Street. April 25, 1:05 a.m., man cited for gator, “If you guys need to Police took MacPherson attorney Sarah Lundstedt Participants will learn the marijuana possession; pipe arrest me, just call.” to the Coos County Jail. mentioned that a convicted basics of both boiling-water April 24, 11:21 a.m., man arrested seized, Oak Street Park. Details of the case weren’t His next hearing will take and pressure canning. on warrants and probation vio- thief lives there. April 25, 4:16 p.m., burglary, crim- talked about at length, but place on May 16. 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C M C M A4 • The World • Saturday, April 27,2013 Y K Y K

Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Ryan Haas, City Editor Opinion Clark Walworth, Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion We are all ‘Johnny Foreigners’

On the popular TV drama a profound If the 11 mil- doctors, orderlies and techni- Cheers “Downton Abbey,” the central national priori- lion undocu- cians — most of the hospitals character, Lord Grantham, turns ty, but the sort mented immi- would collapse immediately. to his dinner guests and smirks, of rhetoric grants could The immigration issue is very “There always seems to be employed by obtain legal sta- different from gun control. something of the Johnny For- Paul and other tus, they’d Broader background checks eigner about the Catholics.” opponents of become better failed in the Senate because they Jeers Grantham is an Englishman, immigration citizens, inte- lacked true bipartisan backing; speaking in 1920, but xenopho- reform is inac- grated into the only four Republicans supported & bia has always been a central curate and irre- fabric of daily the measure. But a significant tenet of American life as well. sponsible. In COKIE AND STEVEN V. life. They would number of conservative Repub- We cherish our heritage as a fact, the Senate ROBERTS no longer be licans are joining the immigra- “nation of immigrants,” and yet bill would make afraid of author- tion cause. As Rep. Paul Ryan, Columnists A place to go we resent and reject each wave of us safer and ities who could the party’s most recent vice newcomers: Catholics and Jews, stronger as a arrest and What a great communi- presidential nominee, said this Italians and Irish, Japanese and nation, not weaker. Backers of deport them at any time. Every- week: “If anything, what we see ty asset: a safe, welcom- Chinese. Since 9/11, Muslims reform must push forward and one is better off when immi- in Boston is that we have to fix have topped our list of suspi- face down the forces of fear. grants have incentives to aid the ing, supervised and modernize our immigration cious “Johnny Foreigners.” And The Senate bill would spend police, not hide from them. space for teens to systems for lots of reasons. since the Boston bombers were billions on enhanced border National strength is not just National security reasons, eco- spend time after Muslims of Chechen origin, security — too much, in our view about military power; it’s also school. Cheers their vicious attack has spawned — but if that makes it possible about economic and spiritual nomic security reasons.” Republicans have political for donors who a cynical attempt to rekindle for more lawmakers to back the power. Part of the advantage nativist anxieties and thwart measure, the price is worth it. America has over Europe stems reasons as well, of course. The helped the Boys & Girls immigration reform. Moreover, the bill would from the hard-working, tax- smart ones know that they are Club build its newly Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky improve the system for monitor- paying immigrants who help facing a demographic disaster if opened teen center. offered a particularly egregious ing visitors who come here on finance our social welfare system they keep alienating immigrant example of immigrant-bashing. tourist or student visas and and invigorate our communities voters. But the dumb ones He sent a letter to Senate leader extend their stays illegally. with their energy and enterprise. remain clueless. Family ties Harry Reid bristling with dark Speaker John Boehner sees Immigrants create business- Immigration reflects our warnings about newcomers who the virtue of this innovation, es, from Korean grocery stores essential history as a nation. If it takes a village to seethe with “malicious intent” urging the Senate to stay on and Greek diners to global pow- True, that history has often been raise a child, grandparents and are poised “to commit course and pass a bill. “If we fix erhouses like Intel and Google. stained by disgraceful outbursts have always been future acts of terror.” His our immigration system,”he told And they perform services that of ignorance. But in the end, we some of the most answer: Delay the reform bill Fox News, “it may actually help are vital to our national well- are all Johnny Foreigners. now before the Senate. Which is us understand who all is here, being. If you took the foreign- Steve and Cokie Roberts can be important “vil- tantamount to killing it. why they’re here, and what legal born workers out of every hospi- contacted by email at stevecok- lage elders.”It’s Vigilance against terrorism is status they have.” tal in America — the nurses and [email protected]. as true now as ever. Cheers to Rep. Wayne Krieger’s bill, Public Forum giving the grandfolk some legal status in child protection cases. Support for Indian Chowing down mascots is racist Your stand on mascots is Cheers for the FEAST totally bogus and racist. project, encouraging In a poll conducted in 2001 by the newspaper “Indian County communities to be more Today,” 81 percent of respon- thoughtful dents felt that the use of Ameri- about how food can Indian names, symbols and makes its way to mascots is deeply offensive to American Indians. local dinner When a people’s identify is tables. American reduced to caricatures or mas- agriculture does cots, their real concerns can be an amazing job of feeding more easily dismissed. (See Stephanie Betancourt’s com- the nation, but there’s ments on this subject in “Do All ample room for innova- Indians Live In Tipis?”) tion. Your recent online poll just shows how much racism is ram- pant in the U.S. against indige- Shell shucked nous peoples. David L. Leader They say the bravest Charleston coast. Reducing it is a direct asking you to vote for members man who ever lived was income tax increase on many of for the SWOCC board. There are Write to us whoever ate the first oys- Reject new taxes our local homeowners and a some really good candidates blow to our tourism economy. running for board seats who will The World welcomes letters from ter. But maybe it on homeowners I hope representative McKe- be open-minded, reliable and readers. Please observe these stan- was a woman. Just this last November, I own remembers that as she available to all of us to anwser dards: considers this legislation. any questions we may have Regardless, joined nearly a million Oregoni- I Use your real name. Joann Hansen about the college board, educa- cheers to that ans and voted YES on Measure I 400 words maximum. 79. We did this to protect our- North Bend tors and administrators. bold gourmet, One of these candidates is I Include your address and day- selves against higher taxes on time phone number for verification. and cheers for our homes and the ability of Elect union team Holly Hall Stamper. She has I No defamation, vulgarity or Charleston’s “Ahh other families to attain the been endorsed by the South- to lead college western Central Labor Council, business complaints. Shucks!” Oyster Feed dream of homeownership. As many readers know, AFT classified personnel, facul- I No poetry or religious testimo- today. Yum! But now I understand that state Rep. Caddy McKeown is Southwestern Oregon Commu- ty members at SWOCC, the ny. Democratic Central Committee considering raising taxes on us nity College was the dream of We generally print every letter Henry Hansen, a long-time of Coos County, ILWU Local 12, Bow, wow and wow all over again by reducing the that meets these guidelines. Send longshoreman and activist. Auxiliary 1 and Peter Hansen, home mortgage interest tax yours to [email protected], Cheers to youngsters deduction through HB 2456. I Henry’s idea was to build a com- the son of the SWOCC founder Henry Hansen. or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. whose hard work pays off can’t believe that she is even munity college in this area that considering removing this would be affordable for local Holly has been a previous with state or important tax deduction. This is children to get their basic col- student and tutor at SWOCC even national the same thing as an income tax lege education. He, and many and is familiar with the local hard for this college, in charge of recognition. increase. other longshoreman and local college operations. She is cur- “our” college. Please consider rently the vice president of the Most recently, Furthermore, the Oregon workers, spent hours going these people for board mem- Coast has a high number of sec- door-to-door from Florence to South Coast ILWU Federal bers: Holly Hall Stamper, posi- North Bend’s ond homes — something that Brookings emphasizing the Credit Union board of directors. tion No. 2; Renne Menkens, cheer and speech teams. attracts tourism and is critical to need for a college in our area. Now is the time to make a position No. 4; Julie Kremers, our economy. The mortgage People believed in this project change to the current SWOCC position No. 5; and Danny Stod- These two packs of board and vote for those who Bulldogs have been shar- interest deduction maintains and voted for the bond levy. dard, position No. 7 stability in our housing market You will be receiving ballots will once again put working Pat Richardson ing the limelight after and bolsters tourism along the in the mail in the next few days people, like those who fought so North Bend twin championships. Cautionary tale ‘Work beasts’ carry a heavy load The Business page in We who work through colds, inflation-adjusted monthly ture of them carrying ... a load of Denmark offers a social today’s paper provides bad backs and low moods — checks to doing some low-wage bricks.”If she was shown having safety cushion so plush that some troubling informa- however liberal we might be — gig at a hamburger place. a good time, “it could be that she large segments of the population and some have permission to resent those This discussion is not about was just trying to escape.” tion can choose a life of repose who could hold a job but don’t, the severely disabled — workers How did Canada’s “work wise advice at the laborers’ expense. About preferring to collect disability who’ve suffered grievous strokes beasts” (Jack London’s term), 9 percent of the country’s about protect- checks unto the decades. You see or other medical calamities. It is reaching for a scotch after a potential workforce is on life- ing yourself them at the coffee shop, refilling about the reasonably able-bod- frustrating day at the office, time disability. from fraud. their cups in ied playing the scam and the knowing that tomorrow would The Danish government has leisure, or even doctors helping them. It’s about be much the same, respond to The advice is come up with a smart idea: pumping iron a government that doesn’t that tale of woe? They were not Assign these folks to “rehabilita- mostly for businesses, but at the gym. tighten the rules. amused. tion teams,”with experts to train anyone can benefit from And there are The problem is international. Speaking of bricks, a TV sta- them for jobs they can do and, it. Jeers to anyone who more of them In a celebrated case five years tion in Rhode Island showed an where warranted, improve their all the time. ago, a 29-year-old Canadian on undercover video of a former social skills. The government chooses not to. Over 5 percent leave from her job at IBM for Providence firefighter, out on would also prod them into the of eligible “major depression” posted pic- disability at age 48, lifting workforce with state-subsidized American tures on Facebook of her frolick- weights at a local gym. John FROMA jobs. HARROP adults are now ing in a bikini on a beach and par- Sauro was then collecting $3,789 What do you think? receiving dis- tying at a Chippendales bar show a month free of federal and state I’ve seen excellent administrators working out of wheel- Columnist ability pay- — at which point an insurance income taxes, and the city was The World welcomes letters. chairs. For years, a nearby diner Email us at ments from company stopped sending her paying him $1,757 a month in employed a mentally disabled [email protected]. Social Security. Twenty years monthly checks for sick leave. medical benefits. ago, it was 3 percent. One reason As Nathalie Blanchard Sauro’s lawyer said the for- man to bus dishes. Everyone, is easier requirements giving explained, “In the moment I’m mer firefighter suffered a torn employer and patrons alike, more weight to self-made diag- happy, but before and after I rotator cuff, making it difficult loved him. Remembering noses of back pain or mental have the same problems.” She to lift a person in an emergency. America’s work beasts should anguish. said her doctor had advised hav- Asked to take another look, an not have to carry weightlifters the fallen Social Security’s disability ing more fun and leaving the orthopedic surgeon concluded who say they’re not up to hold- insurance benefit has morphed wintry gloom of Quebec for that, yes, Sauro couldn’t do ing a job. It’s not fair, to say the U.S. military death tolls into a $124 billion welfare pro- some sun. what he did before. But that least. in Afghanistan as of Friday: gram. Many beneficiaries are Blanchard’s lawyer argued, didn’t preclude his doing lots Froma Harrop is a member of older blue-collar workers out of “It’s not as if somebody had a and lots of other things. How the editorial board of the Provi- 2,070 a job, preferring to collect these broken back and there was a pic- about lifting a telephone? dence (R.I.) Journal. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday, April 27,2013 • The World • A5 Y K State Ivy to Tax ﬁght continues despite Dems’ loss

receive SALEM (AP) — the GOP minority. And million tax-increase plan wealthy taxpayers and ing more than $20,000 a year. Republicans may have Republicans have named was stripped of its con- increase the corporate mini- Republicans opposed, saying defeated Democrats’ first their price: Steeper cuts to tentious pieces and approved mum tax on companies with it didn’t go far enough. It goes Heritage stab at raising taxes on cor- public-employee pensions without opposition revenue over $100 million. to Gov. John Kitzhaber, who porations and the rich this in exchange for additional Wednesday. The House only In a separate vote, says he’ll sign it. week, but that doesn’t mean revenue. had enough votes to collect Democrats approved a plan to House Speaker Tina award tax increases are out of the The failure Wednesday of more taxes from companies cut pension benefits for Kotek, D-Portland, isn’t picture. a Democratic plan to raise with off-shore accounts and retired government workers, backing down from her hard There’s plenty of time left $275 million in additional dropped plans to phase out mostly by limiting inﬂation line against further pension Don Ivy of Coos Bay is for a compromise before the revenue shows the GOP can income tax deductions for adjustments for retirees earn- cuts. among those who will recieve June 30 deadline for law- stick together. an award for his outstanding makers to approve a new “I think it sent a clear leadership to increase under- state budget, and message: Republicans are standing, appreciation, and Republicans say they’re will- serious,” said Sen. Larry perpetuation of traditional ing to talk. George, a Sherwood FLEAS, TICKS, WORMS AND cultures and culturally By demanding tax Republican who is negotiat- important sites throughout increases, which require a ing a bipartisan revenue plan Oregon. three-fifths supermajority, that could be key to resolving Individuals, organizations Democrats have handed a the impasse. FREE STUFF...OH MY! and projects that have made powerful bargaining chip to House Democrats’ $275 outstanding contributions to SCAN ME for a free sample of preserving Oregon heritage flea and tick control by Vectra! will receive 2013 Oregon Heritage Excellence Awards in two weeks in Portland. The WATERFRONTATERFRONT SALADSALAD BARBAR Tick awards will be presented at 7 p.m., May 9 at a dinner at the $ $ 9 95955 Heartworm www.vectrapet.com Melody Ballroom. The public is invited to attend the 8 8 AAllAllll YYouYoouu CanCCaann EEatEaatt PARASITE PREVENTION Flea We’ve got FREE Heartworm tests! awards presentation. • "The award recipients rep- 2 25-plus5--pllus ToppingsToppiings • 8 DDressingsrressiings Limited supply. Visit us today resent the diversity of efforts Roundworm and let’s talk about keeping your to preserve Oregon's her- Wee CarryCarrrry 1515 DifferentDiiffffeerreentt LocalLLoccall OregonOrreegon Wines!Wiineess!! pet parasite free! itage," said Kyle Jansson, CHECK US OUT ON FACEBOOK! Google us! Morgan Vet, Coos Bay coordinator for the Oregon 230 Market, Coos Bay • 541-269-5846 Heritage Commission. Area students on dean’s list 541.271.1080541.271.1080 at Eastern Next to the Discovery Center at 351 Riverfront Way, Reedsport Hot Shots Fuel Pellets Reg. $3.98 Eastern Oregon University $ 484 8 named 604 students to the Leo’s Trimming -.50* $ 48 dean’s list for the 2013 winter Thatching NOWN OW ONLY...ONLY...... 3 3 Bag term. Congratulations to Landscape Weed Control Reg. $199/Ton Darla Hamblin, of Bandon; Shrub Removal Nathan Meigs, of Coos Bay; Maintenance $ $ 000 000 Mowing -$25.00* Jaimee Belzer, of Coos Bay; 1741 17744 Ton Anita McHaney, of Coos Bay; Gardening NOWN OW ONLY...ONLY...... Joshua Pruett, of Florence; Licensed & *$ave BIG with this coupon! Alexandra Ashby-Andrew- Insured Good thru April 30, 2013 Uemura, of La Grande; Michael Carreras, of Myrtle Point; and Alicia Sternen- berg, of North Bend. To qualify, students must achieve and maintain a grade point average of 3.5 or higher 55441-707-0723411--770077--00772233 on a 4.0 scale while complet- Serving Coos Bay, North Bend, 3133 Broadway, North Bend • 541.756.2051 ing a minimum of 12 hours of Mon. - Fri. 8am-6pm; Sat. 8:30am - 5pm; Sun. 10am - 4pm graded course-work for the Lakeside, Reedsport & Florence duration of the term. Suspect held in Klamath shooting

SPRAGUE RIVER (AP) — A suspect sought in the shooting of a man who had stabbed a third man in a late night ﬁght surrendered Fri- day after SWAT teams surrounded his house in the small, Klamath County community of Sprague River. Authorities said the gunman, who had been released from the armed forces six months ago, shot a sheriff’s deputy’s patrol car and his mother’s car before surren- dering. Based on interviews with neighbors and investigators, The Herald and News reported that people heard arguing late Thursday on a street where a man was stabbed, and a short time later, a man living nearby fired seven shots from a riﬂe at the stab- ber. That man died, and his name was not immediately released. A woman loaded the stabbing victim in a car and sped off, but was stopped by sheriff’s deputies rushing to the shooting scene. Deputies found two guns in the car. A rescue helicopter took the stabbing victim to a hospital in Klamath Falls. His name was not immediately released. The gunman’s name was not immediately released by authorities. Corrections Fun at the park Family Fun Day will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today at John Topits Park. An arti- cle that appeared in Thursday’s paper did not have the place. Policy We want to correct any error that appears in The World. To report an error, call our newsroom at 541-269- 1222, ext. 242. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Saturday, April 27,2013 Y K Obituaries Country superstar George Jones dead at 81

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) first thoroughly modern to sing like Hank in the early all time. Amen.” and close encounters with — When it comes to country country superstar, complete days. I’ve heard early cuts. “The greatest voice to ever death, including bypass sur- music, George Jones was The with the substance abuse And the difference is Hank grace country music will gery and a tour bus crash that Voice. problems and rich-and- was a singer and he was a great never die,”Garth Brooks said. he only avoided by deciding Other great singers have famous celebrity lifestyle that writer, but he didn’t have that “Jones has a place in every at the last moment to take a come and gone, but this fact included mansions, multiple natural voice like George. Not heart that ever loved any kind plane. remained inviolate until Jones divorces and — to hear one many people do. That just sets of music.” His hits included the sen- passed away Friday at 81 in a fellow performer tell it — fist- him apart from everybody.” And Dolly Parton added, timental “Who’s Gonna Fill Nashville hospital after a year fuls of cocaine. That voice helped Jones “My heart is absolutely bro- Their Shoes,” the foot-tap- of ill health. He was a beloved and at achieve No. 1 songs in four ken. George Jones was my all ping “The Race is On,” the “Today someone else has times a notorious figure in separate decades, 1950s to time favorite singer and one of foot-stomping “I Don’t Need become the greatest living Nashville and his problems 1980s. And its qualities were my favorite people in the Your Rockin’ Chair,” the singer of traditional country were just as legendary as his admired by more than just his world.” melancholy “She Thinks I music, but there will never be songs. But when you dropped fellow country artists but by In Jones’ case, that’s not Still Care,” the rockin’ another George Jones,” said the needle on one of his Frank Sinatra, Pete hyperbole. In a career that “White Lightning,” and the Bobby Braddock, the Country records, all that stuff went Townshend, Elvis Costello, lasted more than 50 years, barfly lament “Still Doing Music Hall of Fame song- away. And you were left with James Taylor and countless “Possum” evolved from Time.” Jones also recorded writer who provided Jones The Voice. others. “If we all could sound young honky-tonker to elder several duets with Tammy with 29 songs over the “He just knows how to pull like we wanted to, we’d all statesman as he recorded Wynette, his wife for six decades. “No one in country every drop of emotion out of it sound like George Jones,” more than 150 albums and years, including “Golden music has influenced so many of the songs if it’s an emotion- Waylon Jennings once sang. became the champion and Ring,”“Near You,”“Southern other artists.” al song or if it’s a fun song he Word of his death spread symbol of traditional country California” and “We’re The Associated Press He did it with that voice. knows how to make that Friday morning as his peers music, a well-lined link to his Gonna Hold On.” George Jones, seen here in 2007, Rich and deep, strong enough work,” Alan Jackson said in a paid tribute. hero, Williams. Jones won Grammy who sang the heartbreaking clas- to crack like a whip,but supple 2011 interview. “It’s rare. He Merle Haggard put it best, Jones survived long bat- awards in 1981 for “He sic "He Stopped Loving Her enough to bring tears. It was was a big fan of Hank perhaps: “The world has lost tles with alcoholism and drug Stopped Loving Her Today” so powerful, it made Jones the Williams Sr. like me. He tried the greatest country singer of addiction, brawls, accidents and in 1999 for “Choices.” Today," has died. He was 81.

Corwin L. Fulker to Grants Pass. While in Betty (Rock) Davis cheting, sewing and raising Oct. 8, 1920 - Aprl 25, 2013 Grants Pass they traveled to Nov. 3, 1940 - April 24, 2013 flowers. She was a longtime Draft rule ends every state in the United member of the First Baptist At his request, no public States in their motorhome A celebration of life will be Church in Bandon. services will be held for Cor- plus cruises to Alaska and held for Betty Davis, 72, of The most important thing win L. Fulker, 92, of North Hawaii. They moved to Coos Coquille at 1 p.m. Monday, to Betty was family. She is protections for Bend. Private cremation rites Bay in 1993. April 29, at the First Baptist survived by her husband, will be held at Ocean View Traveling, dancing, play- Church in Bandon. A private Ron; sons, Brian and wife, Memory Gardens Cremato- ing pinochle, time with fam- family inurnment will be Sharon of San Antonio, Texas rium in Coos Bay with a pri- ily and friends and telling held at Sunset Memorial and Scott and wife, Traci of gray wolves vate family inurnment to be stories about his growing up Park. Ketchikan; sister, Barbara held at Sun- years were his passion. He Betty was born Nov. 3, Kimball and husband, Duane set Memori- loved staying busy and fixing 1940, in Coquille to Violet of Coquille; brother, Tom BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife al Park things, even inventing clever and Garland Rock, who pre- Rock of Bandon; and the five Federal wildlife officials have Service said Friday the rule Cemetery in ways to fix things that didn’t ceded her in death. Betty joys of her life granddaugh- drafted plans to lift protec- was under review and would Coos Bay. passed away April 24, 2013, ters, Samantha Dossey of San tions for gray wolves across be published in the Federal C orwin really need fixing. His memory of events and circum- at home in Coquille after a Antonio; Rebekah Kelly and the Lower 48 states, a move Register and opened to pub- was born battle with cancer. stances of times past was husband, Scott of Siegel- that could end a decades- lic comment before a final Oct. 8, 1920, Betty attended Bandon always an amazing thing to bach, Germany; Jessica Wise long recovery effort that has decision is made. to Charles schools growing up and hear many times over. and husband, Samuel of restored the animals but only If the rule is enacted, it and Irene graduated from Bandon High Corwin Fulker Corwin is survived by his Cabot, Ark.; Jessica Davis in parts of their historic would transfer control of Allison School in 1959. She studied daughter Shirley and Gary and Ron Miles of Ketchikan; range. wolves to state wildlife agen- Fulker in White Butte, S.D., at Southern Oregon College Tonn; son, Gary and Virginia and Allison Davis of Abilene, The draft U.S. cies by removing them from the fourth of five children. in Ashland prior to her mar- Fulker; son-in-law Jeff Texas. Betty enjoyed being a Department of Interior rule the federal list of endangered He passed away April 25, riage to Garrett “Ron” Davis, McAnally; 10 grandchildren; vibrant part of the lives of her obtained by The Associated species. The government has 2013, in Coos Bay. also of Bandon. They were and 10 great-grandchildren. great-grandchildren, Ash- Press contends the roughly been considering such a At the early age of 13 he set married Oct. 1, 1960. They He was preceded in death lynn, Isabella and Maddalena 6,000 wolves now living in move since at least 2011, but off by boxcar to Montana lived for short periods of Kelly; Connor Wesling; Abi- the Northern Rockies and previously held off given seeking work. After several by his parents, siblings, wife, time elsewhere, but mainly Elsie Wangerin Fulker; gail Wise and Aiden Miles. Great Lakes are enough to concerns among scientists jobs on farms and ranches resided in Bandon until June Betty held a special place in prevent the species’ extinc- and wildlife advocates who around the Bozeman, Mont., daughter, Joy D. McAnally; 1981. That year, they moved her heart for her many nieces tion. The agency says having warn it could effectively halt area, he started working for and daughter-in-law, Judy to Ketchikan, Alaska and and nephews. Betty is also gray wolves elsewhere — the species’ expansion. the Bon Ton bakery. He was LeSage Fulker. returned to Eugene in 2001. survived by her sister-in- such as the West Coast, parts John Vucetich, a wolf then transferred to the bak- The family of Corwin Betty had recently moved to law, Charlotte Canon and of New England and else- specialist and biologist at ery in Missoula, Mont., Fulker would like to thank Coquille in January 2013. husband, Doyle of Arkadel- where in the Rockies — is Michigan Tech University, where he met his wife, Elsie the staff at Inland Point Betty’s favorite places of phia, Ark. unnecessary for their long- said suitable habitat remains Wangerin. Their 51 years Assisted Care for their won- employment involved EMT Memorial contributions term survival. in large sections of the together included raising a derful attention to our work for the city of may be made to the First A small population of Rockies, the nation’s mid- family of three, owning and father’s needs the past seven Ketchikan Fire Department Baptist Church in Bandon or operating a ranch out of months. Mexican wolves in the section and the Northeast. and as a dispatcher for the South Coast Hospice. Southwest would continue Wolves presently occupy Bozeman, and retiring from Arrangements are under Alaska State Troopers. Betty Arrangements are under Montana State University in the direction of Coos Bay to receive federal protec- only about 15 percent of their was very involved with many the care of Sunset Memorial tions, as a distinct sub- historical range, but that 1977 as residence halls main- Chapel, 541-267-3131. Vietnam veteran organiza- Park Funeral Home, 541- tenance supervisor. After Sign the guestbook at species of the gray wolf. could be greatly expanded if tions and had been given the 267-7182. The loss of federal pro- humans allow it, he said. retiring, Corwin and Elsie www.coosbayfh.com and title Honorary Vet. Sign the guestbook at sold their ranch and moved www.theworldlink.com. tections would be welcomed “It ends up being a politi- Her hobbies included www.coosbayfh.com or by ranchers and others in the cal question more than a bio- knitting, embroidery, cro- www.theworldlink.com. agriculture industry, whose logical one,” Vucetich said. stock at times become prey “It’s very unlikely the wolves for hungry wolf packs. Yet will make it to places like the Wanda Lee Jenkins many children. Death Notices wildlife advocates say the Dakotas and the Northeast proposal threatens to cut unless the federal govern- July 20, 1945 - April 21, 2013 Wanda is survived by her husband, Jerry Jenkins of Sheldon Sackett — 76, of Coquille, died April 22, 2013, at short the wolf’s dramatic ment provides some kind of A memorial service will be Coos Bay; her children, Darin home in Coquille of cancer. Arrangements are pending with recovery from widespread leadership.” held for Wanda Lee Jenkins, Jenkins of Coos Bay; Tanya Amling/Schroeder Funeral Service, Coquille, 541-396-3846. extermination. Some biologists have 67, of Coos Bay, at 2 p.m., Sigloh and her husband, Rosemary Griffin — 78, of Coos Bay, died April 24, 2013, in The proposal was first argued wolves will continue Sunday, May 5 at Bay Area David and their daughter, Coos Bay. Arrangements are pending with Coos Bay Chapel, reported by the Los Angeles spreading regardless of their Church of the Nazarene, Emily of Coos Bay; Joel Jenk- 541-267-3131. Times. legal status. 1850 Clark St. in North Bend. ins of Portland, Kristin Han- Wanda was born July 20, ners-Moore and her hus- 1945, in Akron, Ohio to Dal- band, Ryan and her children, Wyoming governor backs coal exports las and Edna Graves. On Daniel, Ashley, Joshua, Ryan, Sunday, April 21, 2013, while Stephen and Zachary; her surrounded by family and brother, Walter Graves of CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — reviewing three proposed jobs and generate millions in to require a full examination friends, she stepped into the Medina, Ohio; and many Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead is port projects that would tax revenues. of the effect on global air presence of her Lord. nieces and nephews. asking the White House to accommodate coal exports, “Coal will provide elec- quality of shipping up to 140 Wanda married Jerry In lieu of flowers, contri- disregard pressure from the one in Oregon and two in tricity across the globe in the million tons of coal a year Jenkins, her high school butions may be made to a governors of Washington and Washington. coming years, and I believe from the Powder River Basin sweetheart, in 1963. They memorial fund at Kingsview Oregon and refuse to evaluate Wyoming is the nation’s these export facilities will in Wyoming and Montana moved to Oregon in 1971. Christian School, 1850 the effects of greenhouse leading coal-producing state, power economic growth here overseas. Teaching young children Clarke St., North Bend, OR gases that would be emitted and state officials are con- in America,”Mead stated. Noting the coal exports was always Wanda’s passion. 97459. by exporting U.S. coal to Asia cerned about falling domestic “I support a thorough, could result in 240 million For many years she taught Arrangements are under from ports in the Northwest. demand for coal as a result of site-specific environmental tons per year of carbon diox- Sunday school classes and the direction of Ocean View Mead announced Friday global warming concerns. and economic analysis of ide emissions, the babysat neighborhood chil- Memory Gardens Cremation he has written to the White State officials are pushing to these projects,”Mead said. “I Democratic governors wrote dren. In 1998 Wanda began & Burial Service, 541-888- House’s Council on secure ports in the Northwest support addressing all of the it is “hard to conceive that the teaching preschool classes at 4709. Environmental Quality stat- to allow coal exports to Asia. concerns and questions federal government would Kingsview Christian School. Sign the guestbook at ing it would be inappropriate Many in the Northwest raised by the citizens of ignore the inevitable conse- Throughout the years, she www.coosbayfh.com and to analyze under the National have expressed concern about Oregon and Washington. quences of coal leasing and has touched the lives of www.theworldlink.com. Environmental Policy Act the the prospect of heavy train However, I do not support the coal export.” effects of burning U.S. coal traffic and attendant coal novel use of NEPA as a politi- Mead stated in his letter overseas. dust, noise and other distur- cal opinion piece on global that Inslee and Kitzhaber The NEPA law requires bances, as well as the ultimate climate change.” didn’t propose NEPA analysis Burial, Cremation & detailed analysis of the envi- emissions from burning the In a joint letter last month, of the environmental effect of Funeral Services The ronmental effects of federal coal, if exports are allowed. Washington Gov. Jay Inslee exporting products produced agency actions. The U.S. Proponents, however, have and Oregon Gov. John in the Northwest, such as Bay Area’s Army Corps of Engineers is said the exports will create Kitzhaber asked White House timber.

Est. 1915 Only Cremation & Funeral Service 541-267-3131 Klamath may cut meals 685 Anderson Ave., Coos Bay Crematory program for the elderly LOCALLY OWNED ALL FUNERAL & INSURANCE PLANS ACCEPTED Myrtle Grove Funeral Service - Bay Area KLAMATH FALLS (AP) — county isn’t required to Est. 1913 Simple Cremation & Burial. Crematory on Premises. Tight local government budg- undertake. Cremation & Funeral Service 541-756-0440 2014 McPherson Ave. North Bend 4 Locations To Serve You ets in Oregon’s timber country The county has averaged • Chapels 1525 Ocean Blvd NW have made headlines as coun- $50,000 a year in contribu- • Veterans Honors P.O. Box 749, Coos Bay, OR Phone: 541.269.2851 ty sheriffs turn loose prisoners tions to the nutrition program • Reception Rooms in droves for lack of money to over the last decade, but the Ocean View • Video Tributes keep them jailed. ﬁgure fell to $35,000 last year, Memory Gardens Est. 1939 • Cremation • Mausoleum But there’s other belt tight- the Klamath Falls Herald and Cremation & Burial Service • Funeral Service 541-888-4709 • Columbariums ening underway, such as in News reported. 1525 Ocean Blvd. NW, Coos Bay • Cremation Gardens Klamath County, where the The program operates on a • Caring Pet Cremation Locally Owned budget committee has recom- total budget of about “Our family & mended eliminating the $500,000 from eight govern- Formerly serving your family” Operated county’s annual contribution ments, agencies and other Campbell-Watkins Est. 1914 541-267-4216 for meals for the elderly. The partners. About 130 people eat Funeral Home Mills-Bryan-Sherwood panel has been eliminating at the senior center, and an 541-267-7182 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson 63060 Millington Frontage Rd., Coos Bay Funeral Homes expenditures for programs the equal number get home meals. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday, April 27,2013 • The World • A7 Y K Nation After near-stall in late 2012, U.S. economy picks up

WASHINGTON (AP) — rate of about 2 percent. Many omist at BMO Capital Mar- of first-quarter growth based 2009, growth has remained businesses nervous about After nearly stalling in late predict growth will hover kets, foresees more improve- on more complete data. weaker than usual after a investing and hiring. 2012, the American economy around that subpar level for ment in the second half of Whatever the revised data, severe downturn. In part, Unless Congress and the quickened its pace early this the rest of the year. the year. estimated first-quarter that’s because the recession White House reach a deal to year despite deep govern- Friday’s Commerce “The second-half accelera- growth will likely remain far followed the worst financial reverse them, the government cutbacks. The 2.5 per- Department report on GDP tion will be supported by above the economy’s scant crisis since Great Depres- ment spending cuts will cent annual growth rate in the showed that consumers improved household finances, 0.4 percent growth rate in the sion. The economy expand- continue through the end of January-March quarter was stepped up spending at an pent-up demand for autos and October-December quarter. ed just 2.4 percent in 2010, the year and beyond. fueled by the strongest con- annual rate of 3.2 percent in the ongoing recovery in hous- In a healthy economy, with 1.8 percent in 2011 and 2.2 Consumers’ take-home sumer spending in two years. the January-March quarter — ing,” Guatieri says. “We are an unemployment rate percent in 2012. pay has also fallen because The question is: Can it the biggest such jump since seeing significant housing- between 5 percent and 6 per- This had been expected to President Barack Obama and last? the end of 2010. Growth was related consumer purchases in cent, GDP growth of 2.5 per- be the year when growth Congress allowed a Social Federal spending cuts, also helped by businesses, such areas as furniture.” cent or 3 percent would be would finally reach a more Security tax cut to expire. A higher Social Security taxes which responded to the GDP is the broadest gauge considered solid. But in robust 3 percent to 4 percent person earning $50,000 a and cautious businesses are greater demand by rebuilding of the economy’s health. It today’s still-struggling recov- pace. But across-the-board year has about $1,000 less to likely to weigh on the econo- their stockpiles. And home measures the total output of ery, with unemployment at government spending cuts, spend this year. A household my in coming months. construction rose further. goods and services produced 7.6 percent, the economy which began taking effect with two high-paid workers Most economists say they Government spending in the United States, from needs faster growth to gener- March 1, have made that has up to $4,500 less. Con- think growth, as measured sank at a 4.1 percent annual haircuts and hamburgers to ate enough jobs to quickly unlikely. The cuts are forcing sumers’ take-home pay is by the gross domestic prod- rate, led by another deep cut airplanes and automobiles. shrink unemployment. agencies to furlough work- crucial to the economy uct, is slowing in the April- in defense. The government will pro- Since the Great Recession ers, reducing spending on because their spending drives June quarter to an annual Sal Guatieri, senior econ- vide two updated estimates officially ended in June public projects and making roughly 70 percent of growth. Tsarnaev is Stocks moved; FBI Fri.’s closing New York Stock ExxonMbl 88.00 —.07 OfficeMax 11.14 —.18 Exchange selected prices: FMCCps 59.89 —.78 Olin 24.44 —1.55 searches Stock Last Chg FootLockr 33.69 +.29 PG&ECp 47.95 +.07 AT&TInc 37.04 —.24 FordM 13.67 +.20 Penney 17.00 +1.76 Alcoa 8.27 —.12 Gannett 20.54 PepsiCo 82.51 —.31 Altria 36.07 +.13 GenCorp 13.06 —.09 Pfizer 30.09 —.17 landfill AEP 50.54 —.22 GenDynam 73.30 —.23 Praxair 112.73 —.09 AmIntlGrp 40.87 —1.41 GenElec 22.21 +.26 ProctGam 77.10 +.52 ApldIndlT 42.26 —.33 GenMills 49.68 +.29 Questar 25.07 —.15 BOSTON (AP) — Boston Avon 22.05 —.30 Hallibrtn 40.57 —.18 RockwlAut 84.87 —1.98 Marathon bombing suspect BPPLC 42.20 —.08 HeclaM 3.23 —.20 SempraEn 81.78 +.26 BakrHu 44.13 —.12 Hess 70.99 —.17 SouthnCo 47.95 —.14 Dzhohkar Tsarnaev was BkofAm 12.42 —.02 HewlettP 19.97 +.38 Textron 26.06 —.12 moved from a hospital to a Boeing 92.85 +1.18 HonwllIntl 73.90 —.63 3MCo 103.79 —1.09 BrMySq 40.28 +.06 Idacorp 48.10 —.32 TimeWarn 59.67 +.28 federal prison medical center Brunswick 33.52 —.99 IBM 194.31 +.36 Timken 52.05 —.29 while FBI agents searched for Caterpillar 84.68 +.17 IntPap 46.41 —1.17 TriContl 17.83 —.05 Chevron 120.04 +1.53 JohnJn 85.12 —.10 UnionPac 147.52 —.70 evidence Friday in a landfill Citigroup 46.92 —.19 LockhdM 98.97 +.70 Unisys 18.57 +1.35 near the college he was CocaColas 42.10 —.25 Loews 44.44 —.57 USSteel 17.36 —.26 attending. ColgPal 118.99 —.43 LaPac 18.06 —.25 VarianMed 64.12 +.10 ConocPhils 58.91 +.54 MDURes 24.13 —.23 VerizonCm 53.63 +.41 Tsarnaev, 19, was taken ConEd 62.84 —.15 MarathnO 31.72 —.15 ViadCorp 25.42 +.79 from Beth Israel Deaconess The Associated Press CurtisWrt 32.10 —.48 McDnlds 100.89 —.05 WalMart 79.04 +.39 Deere 85.49 —.54 McKesson 104.18 —.77 WellsFargo 37.88 +.24 Medical Center, where he was The father of the two Boston bombing suspects, Anzor Tsarnaev, left, with the suspects’ mother, Zubeidat Disney 61.87 —.13 Merck 47.87 +.52 Weyerhsr 30.53 —.85 recovering from a throat Tsarnaeva, center, speaks at a news conference in Makhachkala, the southern Russian province of Dagestan, DowChm 33.42 —.55 NCRCorp 26.54 —.18 Xerox 8.38 —.13 DuPont 52.90 —.39 NorflkSo 75.56 —.28 YumBrnds 66.86 —.34 wound and other injuries suf- on Thursday.At right is Tsarnaeva sister-in-law Maryam. Eaton 58.65 —.04 NorthropG 74.24 —.25 fered during an attempt to EdisonInt 53.35 +.18 OcciPet 86.66 +1.11 elude police last week, and gators were looking for. questions about whether were not authorized to speak was transferred to the Federal An aerial photo in Friday’s President Barack Obama’s publicly about the investiga- Medical Center Devens, about Boston Globe showed a line administration missed tion, said the CIA had Zubei- 40 miles from Boston, the of more than 20 investiga- opportunities to thwart the dat Tsarnaeva’s name added U.S. Marshals Service said. Financial snapshot Friday, April 26, 2013 tors, all dressed in white marathon bombing, which to the terror database along WEEK’S WEEK YEAR The facility, at a former Army overalls and yellow boots, killed three people and with that of her son Tamer- Interest rates CLOSE AGO AGO base, treats federal prisoners. picking over the garbage wounded more than 260. lan Tsarnaev after Russia Average rate paid on banks money-market accounts “It’s where he should be; with shovels or rakes. Tsarnaev is charged with contacted the agency in 2011 0.12% 0.12 0.13 (Bank Rate Monitor) he doesn’t need to be here U.S. officials, meanwhile, joining with his older broth- with concerns that the two anymore,” said Beth Israel said that the bombing sus- er, now dead, in setting off were religious militants. 91-day Treasury Bill Yield 0.05% 0.05 0.09 patient Linda Zamansky, pects’ mother had been the shrapnel-packed pres- About six months earlier, 10-year Treasury Bond 1.67% 1.71 1.94 who thought his absence added to a federal terrorism sure-cooker bombs. The the FBI investigated mother Commodities could reduce stress on database about 18 months brothers are ethnic Chechens and son, also at Russia’s DJ UBS Commodities Indexes 131.92 131.51 140.63 bombing victims who have before the deadly April 15 from Russia who came to the request, one of the officials been recovering at the hos- attack — a disclosure that United States about a decade said. The FBI found no ties to Stocks pital under tight security. deepens the mystery around ago with their parents. Inves- terrorism. Previously U.S. Dow Jones Industrial Avg. 14,712.55 14,547.51 13,228.31 Also, FBI agents picked the Tsarnaev family and tigators have said it appears officials had said only that S&P 500 1582.24 1,555.25 1403.36 through a landfill near the marks the first time Ameri- that the brothers were angry the FBI investigated Tamer- Wilshire 5000 Total Market 16,695.79 16,393.64 14,755.96 University of Massachusetts can authorities have about the U.S. wars in lan Tsarnaev. Dartmouth, where Tsarnaev acknowledged that Zubeidat Afghanistan and Iraq. In an interview from Rus- AP was a sophomore. FBI Tsarnaeva was under inves- Two government officials, sia, Tsarnaeva said Friday spokesman Jim Martin tigation before the tragedy. speaking on condition of that she has never been NORTHWEST STOCKS would not say what investi- The news is certain to fuel anonymity because they linked to terrorism. S Week’s action: Monday, Friday closings: Safeway...... 27.36 23.31 Skywest...... 14.03 13.97 Stock ...... EMon. Fri. Boston suspects planned to attack N.Y.C. Frontier...... 4.04 4.08 Starbucks ...... 58.64 60.00 Industrial Minerals 22.88 23.40 Sterling Fncl...... 20.92 21.70 BOSTON (AP) — The Boston explosives — a pressure-cooker bomb more than 260, and he could get the Kroger ...... 34.21 34.28 Umpqua Bank. . . . . 11.88 12.02 Marathon bombing suspects intended like the ones that blew up at the death penalty. Lee ...... 1.28 1.39 Weyerhaeuser . . . . 30.05 30.53 to blow up their remaining explosives in marathon, and five pipe bombs. He was interrogated in his hospital Microsoft...... 30.83 31.79 Xerox...... 8.60 8.38 New York’s Times Square, New York The plan fell apart after the Tsarnaev room over a period of 16 hours without Nike ...... 61.36 61.89 Dow Jones closed at 14,712.55 officials said Thursday. brothers were intercepted by police in a being read his constitutional rights. He NW Natural ...... 44.85 44.33 Provided by Coos Bay Edward Jones Police Commissioner Raymond stolen car and got into a fierce gun bat- immediately stopped talking after a Kelly said Dzhokhar Tsarnaev told tle that left Tamerlan Tsarnaev dead, magistrate judge and a representative interrogators from his hospital bed that Kelly said. from the U.S. Attorney’s office entered he and his older brother had decided Dzhokhar, 19, is charged with carry- the room and gave him his Miranda spontaneously Thursday night to go to ing out the Boston Marathon bombing warning, according to a U.S. law New York to detonate their remaining that killed three people and wounded enforcement official. Obama consoles families, survivors of Texas blast WACO, Texas (AP) — the blast, a crowd more than more than $100 million in The memorial service President Barack Obama triple the size of West’s entire damage, and crews were honored those first respon- consoled a rural Texas com- population of 2,700. sifting the rubble to search ders and two civilians who Place a special congratulatory message munity rocked by a deadly “To the families, the neigh- for clues to what caused the tried to fight the fire and were for your graduate in The World’s fertilizer plant explosion, bors grappling with unbear- explosion or whether foul posthumously named volun- “Class of 2013” page on Saturday, telling mourners Thursday able loss,we are here to say you play was involved. teer first responders. Among they are not alone in their are not alone. You are not for- The blast came about 20 the dead were brothers Dou- June 1st. Kindergarten, middle or high grief and they will have the gotten,” Obama said to minutes after a fire was glas and Robert Snokhous, school, college or technical school, it is nation’s support to rebuild applause. “We may not all live reported at West Fertilizer. West High School graduates an important turning point in a graduate’s from the devastation. here in Texas, but we’re neigh- Ten of those killed were first who volunteered together for “This small town’s family is bors too.We’re Americans too, responders who sped out to the town’s fire department life. Show your student, friends and bigger now,” Obama said dur- and we stand with you.” the nighttime blaze. for more than 13 years. relatives how proud you are of them. ing a memorial service at Bay- The April 17 explosion left lor University for victims of a crater more than 90 feet last week’s explosion in near- wide and damaged dozens of by West, Texas, that killed 14 buildings, displacing many and injured 200. 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C M C M Y K A8 •The World •Saturday, April 27,2013 Y K Nation Second man Capote’s ‘Breakfast at named in ricin Tiffany’s’ sells for $306K

mailing case AMHERST, N.H. (AP) — Capote’s handwritten Truman Capote’s 1958 typed notations include changing goes into hiding manuscript of “Breakfast at the femme fatale’s name from SALTILLO, Miss. (AP) — A Tiffany’s” with the author’s Connie Gustafson to the Mississippi man whose home handwritten edits has sold now-iconic Holly Golightly. and business were searched for about $306,000 at auc- Its plot — built around a tion to a Russian billionaire. woman who supports herself as part of an investigation The manuscript, expected through trysts with wealthy into poisoned letters sent to to net at least $250,000, was lovers — was scandalous. the president and others has offered for sale online by Harper’s Bazaar bought seri- dropped out of sight in order The Associated Press Amherst-based auction alization rights, then balked to escape the news media Everett Dutschke, right, confers with a federal agent near the site of a martial arts studio he once operated house RR Auction. at its explicit content. spotlight, but is cooperating in Tupelo, Miss. on Wednesday. RR Auction says the win- Esquire magazine purchased with authorities, a friend and ning bidder is Russian retail it from Harper’s and his attorney said. billionaire Igor Sosin, who launched it to its 1961 silver Everett Dutschke, 41, had Mississippi judge, Sadie had kept in touch with Kitchens said he and plans to display it in Moscow screen adaptation starring his home and former busi- Holland. reporters from The Associ- Dutschke stayed at a home and Monaco. Audrey Hepburn. ness in Tupelo, Miss., Charges were initially ated Press, did not answer or for a while Wednesday searched in connection with filed against an Elvis imper- return calls to his cellphone before slipping out through the letters, which allegedly sonator but then dropped. Thursday,a day investigators the woods to rendezvous Convictions tossed for contained ricin. They were Attention then turned to spent searching a different with someone who drove sent last week to President Dutschke, who has ties to the home where he had spent Dutschke elsewhere. 4 L.A.-area city officials Barack Obama, Sen. Roger former suspect and the judge time a day earlier about 20 Earlier in the week, as Wicker of Mississippi and and senator. miles from Tupelo. investigators searched his LOS ANGELES (AP) — A bursed by the city. earlier to an 80-year-old Dutschke, who previously He just needed to get away primary residence in Tupelo, Southern California appeals But defense attorneys said from all the news media Dutschke had remarked to court on Thursday threw out their clients were unaware of attention, his friend Kirk reporters, “I don’t know how embezzlement charges the reimbursements and the Kitchens told the AP. “I just much more of this I can take.” against four officials from the appellate court agreed there helped him get out of the Dutschke has not been small city of Irwindale who was little evidence they will- spotlight,” Kitchens said at arrested or charged in the were accused of spending fully cheated the city. his home in nearby Saltillo. letters case. thousands of taxpayer dollars Prosecutors focused on a on baseball games and Broad- daily $75 food allotment each way shows in New York. official received from the The 2nd District Court of city, accusing them of “dou- Appeal said in its decision ble-dipping” by claiming that the four officials spent reimbursement money from “shocking” amounts of city Irwindale even when others money and showed an “abuse had paid. of the public trust.” But the But the two city documents court said Los Angeles Coun- withheld from the grand jury ty prosecutors withheld two instructed city officials to key documents from the claim the reimbursement no grand jury that indicted them. matter who had paid. During trips to New York “While greed and fraudu- between 2001 and 2005, lent intent may be siblings, prosecutors say the four they certainly are not identi- went to New York with the cal twins,” Justice Jeffrey W. intent of improving the city’s Johnson wrote. bond rating but spent much “There was simply insuffi- of their time attending cient evidence across the board to show that our clients Broadway musicals like intended to embezzle money “Wicked” and New York from the city,” Breceda’s Yankees baseball games. On lawyer, Anthony Falangetti, one trip, the group stayed at told City News Service. the Ritz-Carlton Hotel and ran up a bill of $62,000. Prosecutors said the trips were paid for a by a third Woman, 80, party who was then reim- swallows diamond at BRIDGEBRIDGE charity event TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — The idea behind the Tampa 2 FREE Lessons Women’s Club charity event was simple. 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C M C M Y K Saturday, April 27,2013 • The World • A9 Y K World Israel shoots Death toll passes 300 down drone, in Bangladesh collapse SAVAR, Bangladesh (AP) Hezbollah — With time running out to save workers still trapped in a WORLD suspected collapsed garment factory DIGEST building, rescuers dug JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel through mangled metal and shot down a drone Thursday concrete Friday and found woman Irina Gumennaya said. as it approached its northern more survivors — but also Hospital roof collapse more corpses that pushed coast from neighboring in India, injures 8 Lebanon, raising suspicions the death toll past 300. that the Hezbollah militant Wailing, angry relatives NEW DELHI (AP) — Part group was behind the infil- fought with police who held of a hospital building col- tration attempt. them back from the wrecked, lapsed in central India on Fri- Hezbollah denied involve- The Associated Press eight-story Rana Plaza day after its roof came crash- ment, but the incident was An Israeli soldier looks through binoculars at a Syrian village from an army post on the border between Israel building, as search-and-res- ing down, injuring at least likely to heighten Israeli con- and Syrian on the Golan Heights on April 24. cue operations went on more eight people, an official said. cerns that the Shiite militant than two days after the More than a dozen people were rescued after being group is trying to take advan- structure crumbled. trapped in the rubble of the tage of the unrest in neigh- 38 die in Russian Israel fears end to 40-year Kasturba Gandhi Hospital in boring Syria to strengthen its mental hospital fire Bhopal, the capital of Madhya capabilities. MOSCOW (AP) — The Pradesh state, state minister Israeli military spokesman patients of the small psychi- Babu Lal Gaur said. None of Lt. Col. Peter Lerner said the peace on Syrian front atric hospital in a Russian the injuries were serious. unmanned aircraft was village were asleep or under detected as it was flying over Pakistan political ALONEI HABASHAN, predicts all that will soon several occasions in the first sedation as the clock neared Lebanon and tracked as it Golan Heights (AP) — Against change as it prepares for the round of hostilities since a 2 a.m. The windows were party office bombed approached Israeli airspace. a vista of green fields and worst — a power vacuum in long-term armistice took hold barred and the nearest fire- KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) He said the military waited snowcapped mountains, all is Syria in which rogue groups after the 1973 Mideast war. fighters were miles away, — A bomb exploded on Fri- for the aircraft to enter Israeli silent but for a gusting wind. could get their hands of the “This area became a huge with some impeded by rough day near the office of a main airspace, confirmed it was Then comes a burst of gunfire country’s large stockpile of ungoverned area and inside roads and others not able to Pakistan political party that “enemy,” and then an F-16 from the Syrian civil war rag- chemical weapons. an ungoverned area many, cross a nearby canal. had received threats from the warplane shot it down. ing next door, where jihadist In many ways, a new era has many players want to be The blaze broke out before Taliban, killing nine people He said it still was not rebels are battling Bashar already begun. The Syrian vil- inside and want to play their dawn Friday and spread in the latest attack in the clear who sent the drone, Assad’s troops in a village. lages along the border change own role and to work for their through the wooden rafters of run-up to next month’s par- noting it flew over Lebanese Watching it all unfold from hands between military and own interests,” said Gal the hospital that housed liamentary election. airspace, but that it could a few miles away are Israeli rebel strongholds in daily bat- Hirsch, a reserve Israeli patients with severe mental As the election approaches, have originated from some- soldiers atop tanks behind a tles. Their mortar shells and brigadier general who is disorders. Thirty-eight people militant groups have increas- where else. newly fortified fence, while a bullets frequently land on the involved in the military’s died and only three escaped. ingly been attacking liberal, Other military officials, large-scale Israeli drill sends Israeli side, including in some strategic planning and opera- Health Minister Veronika secular parties such as the one speaking on condition of off its own explosions in the cases narrowly missing sol- tions. “Syria became a place Skvortsova insisted the targeted Friday in the port city anonymity because they were background. diers and civilians. A Syrian that we see as a big threat to patients weren’t tied to their of Karachi. The onslaught has not permitted to talk to the This is the new reality on army tank shell landed in the Israel and that is why we beds and were not given any forced many of the parties to media, said they believed it the Israeli-occupied Golan border community of Alonei started to work in the last two medication that would leave change their campaign strate- was an Iranian-manufactured Heights, for 40 years the Habashan in February. years on a strong obstacle, on them unconscious and gy and has raised questions aircraft sent by Hezbollah. The quietest of Israel’s front Though Israel believes our infrastructure, in order to unable to escape. about whether the vote can be Lebanese group sent a drone lines, a place of hiking trails, these have mostly been cases make sure that we will be At least 29 of the dead were considered valid if some into Israeli airspace last Octo- bird-watching, skiing and of errant fire, it has responded ready for the future. And the burned alive, federal Inves- mainstream parties can’t ber that Israel also shot down. winery tour. The military with firepower of its own on future is here already.” tigative Committee spokes- properly take part.

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C M C M Y K A10 •The World • Saturday, April 27,2013 Y K Growing Up Poor

“We’ve got to make sure people help others. I’m not the only person with my story.” Julianne

JULIANNE Who is Julianne? Injury started The girl in this story is real, and her Marshfield High School class- downward spiral mates will recognize her face. But Continued from Page A1 they know her by another name. Julianne’s mother asked The World to omit her daughter’s true identity, didn’t have a phone. So some- as well as her own, because they are one drove her to her mom’s hiding from relatives in another trailer. region. Her mother asked to go by After tutoring on this “Sarah,” and to have Sarah’s face Thursday, Julianne heads obscured in photos. back toward the trailer park, stopping at Safeway to buy food with her mom’s Oregon to drop out before graduat- Trail Card. She and her mom ing. The Maslow Project take turns cooking on the often seeks to find homeless propane stove. teens a place to live before Julianne’s mother hasn’t focusing on their studies. worked in seven years, since That pattern doesn’t they moved here. They had apply to Julianne. She has intended to start a new life almost perfect attendance. on the coast, Julianne said. “It’s a job,”Julianne said. But her mom hurt her back “To me, it’s a job.” setting up the trailer. Earlier on that Thursday, “When we got here, my she started the day in science mom needed to get a job,” – not her favorite subject. Julianne said. “Then her Then she headed to home back happened.” economics, career educa- From there it was a slow tion, physical education and By Jessie Higgins, The World downward spiral. Mother math – also not her favorite. Julianne sketches during her seventh-period art class at Marshfield High School. and daughter have bounced Then came English literature from trailer park to trailer and art. park, as their trailer deterio- She comes alive in career rated around them. A few education class. This day, “My mother, she can’t work. I years ago, it started leaking the students are doing dishes over the dining area that with the cafeteria’s industri- understand. Since her back went out, doubled as Julianne’s bed. al dishwasher. it’s been hard. But I understand that. The leak led “You’ve got to make sure ” to mold. So to put the dish- Julianne Julianne es away in the and her right place,”she mom share says, carrying baking pans in the other job, she said. her doctor warned that man- each hand. bed now. Although her mother ual labor could hurt her back With a look of “I want owns a car, it hasn’t run in beyond repair, Sarah said. mock fear on to live in an years. Other than school, the Julianne and Sarah collect her face, she apart- Maslow Project and some recyclable cans to supple- warns, “The ment,” she nearby stores, Julianne does- ment their laundry money. last thing you s aid. n’t see much of the world. Every few days, Julianne want to see is “Some- She took her first trip to Pony returns the cans, asking for an angry cook.” thing Village Mall last fall, when a quarters. For working steady. friend invited her. “I’ve showed her it’s never in the kitchen, We’ve been Julianne glanced at her the end of the line,” Sarah she gets free through mother, sitting cross-legged said. lunch. But P.E. almost on her bed, an ashtray in She paused a moment. comes first. every trail- front of her, a lit cigarette in “Until she’s raised and Julianne er park in By Jessie Higgins, The World her hand. gone, I’m going to keep it the walks with a town.” Julianne attends Marshfield High “I think it’s wonderful way it is.” slight but ButSchool. She lives with her mother she doesn’t drink and is not Julianne starred at the noticeable that’ s in a leaky trailer, budgets her pregnant,”Sarah said. floor, bare and damp, the limp. She has impossible mother's welfare payments and Julianne looked at the carpet ripped out to combat scoliosis,a without floor. the mold. food stamps, and dreams of curved spine. more “Yeah, she wants a “My mother, she can’t becoming a beautician. Medicaid won’t income. house,” Sarah continued, work,” Julianne said. “I cover a chiro- Julianne By Jessie Higgins, The World motioning toward her understand. Since her back practor,she said. So she’s not and her mother receive $402 Julianne cleans dishes in the Marshfield High School cafeteria as part of daughter.“I don’t. I’m happy went out, it’s been hard. But I allowed to run during P.E. a month in Temporary her skills lab class. right here with what I have. understand that.” Her P.E. class this winter Assistance for Needy People think poverty is grief. Sarah fiddled a moment is an aerobics class in which Families, a state program stories they read. Her smile sion eventually ends, and the It’s not. with her cigarette before tak- students track the exercises commonly known as wel- continues as she sits down in teacher tells the students to “People who are rich are ing a shallow drag. they complete each day. fare. They receive $365 a the first row,as the bell rings, read another chapter from entitled,”she went on. “They “I think being poor is Julianne is muted during month on the Oregon Trail as the teacher walks to the the book. Julianne perks can judge others. They feel harder on Julianne than it is the class, surrounded by her Card (a digital system that front of the room. back up, swinging around to entitled. Here, there is no on me,” she said. well-dressed, fit classmates. replaced food stamps). An It disappears when the sit correctly in her desk, entitlement. It is a simple The Maslow Project has Her Dollar Tree makeup runs Oregon Coast Community group discussion starts. The cracking the book open. way of being.” plans to work with Julianne after a few minutes on an Action program provides teacher asks the students “I want to go to beauty Sarah doesn’t leave the as she progresses through elliptical trainer. It isn’t free propane. what they thought of the school,” Julianne said later, trailer except to do laundry, high school, guiding her waterproof, she said, her Once the monthly bills reading. Julianne quietly back with her mother in the Julianne said. She never through the college financial eyes downcast. are paid, little is left for laun- turns sideways in her chair trailer. “I’ll stay close to my leaves the trailer park. Every aid process and giving her At lunch she sits with a dry, cleaning supplies and and looks toward the floor. mother, help her out. I want day, after Julianne goes to other career development table of friends, but most of toiletries. For the rest of the class, to get married, have kids.” school, Sarah gets up, smokes help. them run off to play basket- The dryer at the trailer she is quiet and disengaged. Right now, Julianne is a few cigarettes, drinks some In the meantime, she’ll ball after they eat. She does- park costs $1.50 per load. When the teacher asks the unaware of options that can instant coffee, tidies the continue to attend classes, n’t play. Julianne remembers trying class a question, she picks at help her with her post-sec- trailer. She used to watch tel- shop with her mom’s Oregon English literature is her to save money by drying her the binding of her book, ondary education. She won- evision, until their set broke. Trail Card, and dream. favorite class, she says, smil- clothes over the trailer’s examines the eraser on her ders how she will earn the Last summer, Sarah One day, she said, when ing as she walks toward the propane stove. Her clothes pencil, or rubs the desk’s leg money to afford school. briefly looked for housekeep- she’s grown and owns her classroom. She loves the old mildewed. with her foot. Group discus- Without a car, she can’t get a ing work at area motels. But own beauty parlor, she’ll help It all makes concentrating other young people strug- on school hard, Julianne gling in poverty. said. Today Monday Tuesday Wednesday “We’ve got to make sure Experts agree, homeless people help others,” Julianne students have lower-than- Living With Poverty Generations of Poverty The Price Of Poverty Conquering Poverty said.“I’m not the only person average attendance and tend with my story.”

would have good years and bad PRINCIPAL years, but many displaced workers In turmoil, school would ultimately return. But in the past two decades, Oregon timber can take back seat counties have produced an entire generation of children who have Continued from Page A1 never known their parents to hold steady jobs. found itself without a steady pay- “Now, they’ve led a rough life,” check as the mills and other busi- she said. nesses closed their doors for good. In its 2010-2011 annual report, “Many families left the area,” Coos County’s Public Health Roblan said. “And funding is based Department found that 30 percent on enrollment.” of families with children under the Roblan said the first classes to be age of 5 were living below the cut in the wake poverty level. Eigh- of the exodus teen percent of chil- were music and “Living in dren lacked health insurance. physical educa- poverty is tion. Schools Roblan said the often were the a great schools try to sup- only avenue for plement child welfare low -income distraction needs as best they children to can. They receive a encounter these in itself.” fresh fruit grant to activities. help with nutrition. Arlene Roblan The result, But since Coos Bay By Jessie Higgins, The World she explained, is Elementary school principal went to a four-day Julianne poses in front of her fifth-period math makeup class at Marshfield High School. She said she's doing well in math this year. a tremendous school week, many social disparity kids who receive their upward economic paths through Children are left constantly worry- packs to low-income children. between the children of relatively meals through the schools go with- further education at Southwestern ing about whether their parents are Roblan remains optimistic about prosperous households — whose out on Fridays. Oregon Community College. An coming home, where their next the future of the Coos County’s parents can afford to pay for after- According to the Oregon associate’s degree or professional meal is coming from, and whether children. school activities — and those from Department of Human Services, certification often can be a valuable they’ll have clean clothes to wear to “One of the things I see again low-income families. 15,190 people in Coos County commodity in the area’s cramped school, she said. and again that I admire is that peo- Roblan said there’s a difference received food assistance through job market. Despite the dire circumstances, ple don’t give up.” between people who have fallen on the Supplemental Nutrition Assis- But in a household in turmoil, Roblan and other educators see Reporter Thomas Moriarty can tough times and those who have tance Program in 2009. education can take a back seat. hope in organizations such as the be reached at 541-269-1222, ext. known only poverty. Before the Roblan said that some young “Living in poverty is a great dis- Zonta Club of Coos Bay, which 240, or by email at thomas.moriar- mid-1990s, the timber industry people in the area have found traction in itself,” Roblan said. provide school supplies and back- [email protected].

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C M C M Y K Saturday, April 27,2013 • The World • A11 Y K Growing Up Poor How we got here: It’s all about timber jobs

BY GAIL ELBER The World It’s been a long slide

COOS BAY — When America 1952 sneezes, Oregon catches a cold. Peak year for timber harvest in Western Oregon; And Coos County comes down harvests start to decline. with pneumonia. 1963 Like other rural areas of Ore- First year that more timber is harvested from feder- gon, Coos County is among the al lands than from private lands. first to feel the pain of economic Mid-1970s downturns and the last to recover. High interest rates and “stagflation” slow housing It’s easy to point a finger at the starts. Spotted Owl, the species that 1979 closed federal forests to logging. Lumber prices begin to slide. But had that closure never hap- 1980-1982 pened, automation in the lumber Nationwide recession. Canadian lumber and industry might have cost a similar Southern pine emerge as competitors to the number of jobs. Northwest’s Douglas fir. Japan starts buying Douglas fir “Those who argue for increas- logs, making it more profitable to export logs than to ing the cut on public lands as the produce lumber. Lumber prices bottom out at 48 per- way back to a vibrant economy are cent of 1979 values. Pacific Northwest loses 48,000 simply wrong,” said Bill Robbins, lumber industry jobs. author of “Hard Times in Par- 1980-present adise,”a 1988 study of Coos Bay’s Timber companies downsize, merge and migrate. decline, updated in 2006. New technology reduces labor needed in mills. “Put simply, the technological By Alysha Beck, The World 1990 advances in the mill and woods With $24 to spend after bills, hair dye is a luxury Julianne and her mom can’t afford. since the mid-1980s have led to a Northern Spotted Owl goes on “threatened” list. drastic drop in labor as a factor in Timber sales on Western Oregon’s federal lands halted. production.” 1993 The housing slump of the “Oregon’s economic story of Federal government begins safety net payments to 1970s and the recession of the timber counties to make up for lost timber revenue. early 1980s spurred mergers and the past three decades is one 1994 consolidations in the timber Northwest Forest Plan sets harvest levels on federal industry. of surging income lands in the Northwest at 30 percent of 1970s levels. When federal lands closed, inequality.” Actual harvest levels have been much lower. companies with mills designed to 1994 process big trees retreated from Jason Gettel West Coast groundfish and salmon fisheries begin the Northwest, taking capital that Policy analyst decline. could have created new jobs based 2002 on the small-diameter timber Last logs leave Coos Bay for Japan. available on private lands. 2010 That smaller timber has value. First logs leave Coos Bay for China. In fact, according to the U.S. 2013 Department of Commerce Bureau rose from less than $60,000 in 1997 to almost stock — most of them in 401(k) plans — 10 Federal payments to counties in lieu of timber rev- of Economic Analysis, Oregon’s gross domes- $75,000 in 2007. percent of Americans own about 80 percent enue have declined and may end completely. tic product in the “Forestry, fishing and relat- “Technology advances, more automation, of U.S. stock wealth. Sources: Oregon Historical Society, Oregon Office of Economic ed activities” segment has not withered. and less labor intensive manufacturing And though employment has risen, the Analysis In 1997, it accounted for $1.34 billion of processes all conspired to reduce demand for new jobs aren’t as good as the old ones. Oregon’s GDP, and it reached a peak of $1.63 employment, despite the ramp-up in lumber “Many jobs are changing, and more jobs And that analysis excluded capital gains, billion in 2006. In 2010, it was $1.11 billion. production,” wrote Guy Tauer, Southwestern are being created in the service industry, the proceeds arising from the sale of an asset, But over that same period, the number of Oregon’s regional economist with the Oregon which tends to have lower wages and no ben- such as a business or a house. Wealthier peo- people employed in the “forest cluster” — the Employment Department, in 2011. efits,” said Jason Gettel, a policy analyst for ple tend to receive most of those gains. industries related to growing, harvesting, Economic indicators have been rising since the Oregon Center for Public Policy. “Oregon’s economic story of the past three transporting and processing timber — plum- then, including employment rates. In 2011, In November, Gettel commented on a study decades is one of surging income inequality,” meted. In Coos County, employment in that MSNBC said Oregon had the second-fastest- released by the Center on Budget and Policy Gettel wrote at the time. “The destabilizing group of industries dropped more than 30 growing economy in the nation. Priorities and the Economic Policy Institute and debilitating effect that income inequality percent between 2001 and 2010. But the recovery has benefited investors that put Oregon in the top 10 states for the rate has on our economy should be a chief con- That’s because after the recession of the and property owners more than it has bene- at which the rich are getting richer. cern among Oregon policymakers.” early 1980s, productivity in that industry fited working people. The gap between the richest families and Reporter Gail Elber can be reached at 541- increased, a trend that continues. Stocks have increased in value, but that those in the middle of the income scale grew 269-1222, ext. 234, at gail.elber@the- In Oregon’s wood-products industry, out- increase doesn’t benefit everyone equally. faster in Oregon than in all but six other worldlink.com, or on Twitter at @gailthe- put per worker, computed in 2005 dollars, Although 54 percent of Americans own some states. world.

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South Coast Saturday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low Today: Partly sunny, with a high near around 46. Northwest wind 5 to 9 mph. 60. Calm wind becoming northwest 5 to 8 mph in the afternoon. Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near 67. West wind 5 to 10 mph. Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 45. Northwest wind 5 to 8 Sunday Night: A 40 percent chance of mph becoming calm in the evening. rain. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 44. Southwest wind around 8 mph. Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near 60. North northwest wind 5 to 8 mph. Portland area Photos by Alysha Beck, The World Sunday Night: A 20 percent chance of Carl Martin feeds the approximately 300,000 Chinook salmon fry in tanks at the Millicoma STEP hatchery near Allegany on Friday.Under manage- Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near rain. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 70. Calm wind. 46. Northwest wind 5 to 7 mph. ment changes proposed by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, salmon raised at the hatchery may be released at locations further down Saturday Night: A 20 percent chance of the river system.The department has also proposed eliminating or reducing several smaller steelhead hatchery programs. Monday: A 50 percent chance of rain. showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low Mostly cloudy, with a high near 57. around 49. Northwest wind 6 to 9 mph. Curry County Coast Sunday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 66. West Today: Patchy fog. Otherwise, cloudy, southwest wind 5 to 8 mph. FISHING then gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 61. Light north wind. Sunday Night: Rain likely. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 49. Southwest wind 8 Small hatcheries Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a to 11 mph. low around 49. North wind 8 to 13 mph. may be dropped Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near North Coast Continued from Page A1 68. North northwest wind 9 to 11 mph. Today: A 20 percent chance of rain. Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low Mostly cloudy, with a high near 57. South around 50. North wind 10 to 15 mph. southwest wind 8 to 13 mph. “We put this up for dis- Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 66. Saturday Night: A 40 percent chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around cussion,”Stahl said. Rogue Valley 48. South southwest wind 8 to 14 mph. The changes could Today: Sunny, with a high near 83. Calm Sunday: A 30 percent chance of rain. include elimination or wind. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 56. reduction of smaller hatch- Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low Sunday Night: Rain likely. Cloudy, with a around 48. North northwest wind 5 to 9 low around 47. West southwest wind eries on the Coos and mph becoming calm in the evening. around 14 mph. Coquille rivers. Salmon Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near raised at the Millicoma 78. Calm wind. Central Oregon hatchery could be redirected Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near around 47. North northwest wind 5 to 7 71. West wind 8 to 18 mph. to other rivers. mph becoming calm in the evening. Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a “The ﬁsh would still be Central Douglas County low around 39. West wind 6 to 14 mph. reared here, but they would Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near About 300,000 Chinook salmon fry reside in the tanks at the Millicoma STEP Hatchery near Allegany. The Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 65. West wind 7 to 14 mph. be released lower in the sys- 76. Calm wind. tem,”Stahl said. hatchery raises about 1 million salmon a year and releases them into the West Fork Millicoma River. Sunday Night: A 20 percent chance of . Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low Mostly cloudy, with a low around 39. Stahl said changes or around 46. Northwest wind 5 to 8 mph. reductions in steelhead approximately 300,000 Chi- he said. plans a meeting to discuss Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near Eastern Oregon hatchery programs would be nook fry swimming in the The state Legislature the proposed changes at 6 73. Light north northwest wind. Today: Sunny, with a high near 81. . Sunday Night primarily geared toward hatchery’s tanks. He said established STEP in 1981 to p.m., May 4 at Coos Bay’s : Mostly cloudy, with a low Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 47. Northwest wind 5 to 8 mph . around 50. Northwest wind 10 to 13 mph. emphasizing wild versus that back in the 1960s, there promote citizen involvement Millicoma Intermediate Willamette Valley Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near hatchery populations in were almost no salmon in the in salmon and trout manage- School. South Coast Anglers 75. West northwest wind 8 to 10 mph. Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 72. Millicoma River. ment programs. President Bruce Bertrand Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low those rivers. Calm wind becoming west 5 to 9 mph. Friday afternoon, Martin “It’d be a great loss to shut The South Coast was not immediately avail- around 47. Northwest wind 5 to 13 mph. was busy feeding the this Chinook ﬁshery down,” Anglers/STEP Association able for comment.

Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall Temperature extremes and precipitation Thursday: High 59, low 39 Obama’s Syria caution shows for the 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. today. Rain: none Air traffic Hi Lo Prec Total rainfall to date: 12.32 inches Astoria 60 48 0 Rainfall to date last year: 23.37 inches controllers Brookings 52 46 0 Average rainfall to date: 30.12 inches Washington uncertainty Corvallis 75 44 0 Eugene 76 43 0 going back Klamath Falls 74 32 0 The Tide Tables WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House said on the Obama administration La Grande 68 36 0 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or to work Medford 82460subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- President Barack Obama said Thursday that the Syrian considers limited military Newport 55 45 0 mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by Friday that any use of chemi- government probably had options. the high or low ratio for your area. Pendleton 72 43 0 Location High time ratio Low time ratio cal weapons by Syria would used chemical weapons, No lawmaker pressed for WASHINGTON (AP) Portland 27 77 46 Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 be a “game changer,” but he most likely the agent sarin, in military invasion by the U.S., — Furloughed air traffic Redmond 74 32 0 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 Roseburg 81 48 0 Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 cautioned that the United the two-year civil war that after more than 10 years of controllers will soon be Salem 78 45 0 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 States needs more evidence has killed more than 70,000 war in Iraq and Afghanistan. heading back to work, Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 that President Bashar Assad people and displaced hun- “It is such a muddled pic- ending a week of coast- Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 has used the deadly agents dreds of thousands more. ture,” said Rep. Hal Rogers, to-coast flight delays Extended outlook against his people. Obama’s cautious R-Ky., chairman of the that left thousands of HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. Date time ft. time ft. “We cannot stand by and response reflects a lack of House Appropriations travelers frustrated and TODAY SUNDAY permit the systematic use of agreement in Washington Committee. “I think proba- furious. 27-April 1:34 9.4 2:48 7.6 Unable to ignore the 28-April 2:18 9.4 3:40 7.5 weapons like chemical over aggressive military inter- bly we should be asking the 29-April 3:05 9.1 4:35 7.2 weapons on civilian popula- vention. However, lawmakers U.N. to be involved. I think travelers’ anger, 30-April 3:57 8.6 5:33 7.0 tions,”Obama said in his first in both parties also have perhaps that’s in the mak- Congress overwhelm- 1-May 4:56 7.9 6:36 7.0 comments since the White expressed concern that inac- ing.” ingly approved legisla- Partly sunny Partly sunny LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. House disclosed that U.S. tion could embolden not only Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger tion Friday to allow the 60/45 60/46 Date time ft. time ft. intelligence indicates Syria Assad but such countries as of Maryland, the senior Federal Aviation 27-April 8:12 -2.1 8:09 1.9 probably has used chemical North Korea and Iran as well. Democrat on the House Administration to with- MONDAY TUESDAY 28-April 8:59 -2.1 8:58 2.3 weapons. Obama has declared that intelligence committee, was draw the furloughs. The 29-April 9:50 -1.8 9:52 2.6 However, the president the Assad government’s use among many lawmakers who vote underscored a shift 30-April 10:44 -1.3 10:54 2.8 by Democrats who had 1-May 11:43 -0.8 - - said more evidence of such of chemical weapons would called for a cautious Sunrise, sunset use was still needed, includ- cross a “red line” for a major approach to Syria even as insisted on erasing all of this year’s $85 billion in April 24-30 — 6:20, 8:11 ing when and how the deadly military response. they acknowledged the seri- Chance of rain Sunny Moon watch agents might have been used. “For the Syrian govern- ousness of the situation. across-the-board budg- 57/43 60/44 Last Quarter — May 2 He said the U.S., along with ment to utilize chemical “We want to do every- et cuts, not just the most the United Nations, would weapons on its people cross- thing we can to avoid putting publicly painful ones. With President seek to “gather evidence on es a line that will change my boots on the ground,”he told National forecast Barack Obama’s prom- the ground” in Syria to solid- calculus and how the United reporters. The U.S. should Forecast highs for Saturday, April 27 Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy ised signature, the ify intelligence assessments. States approaches these work with other countries to Seattle measure will erase one 61° | 50° “This adds increased issues,”the president said. stabilize Syria and ensure its of the most stinging urgency to what already is a Emerging from a closed- chemical weapons are kept Billings consequences of the 79° | 48° Minneapolis significant security and door briefing with Secretary out of the hands of terrorist 72° | 41° sequester. New York humanitarian problem in the of State John Kerry on groups, he said. Chicago Detroit 72° | 48° The House approval San Francisco 57° | 45° 64° | 41° region,” he said from the Capitol Hill, House “I don’t think that we, just Denver Washington D.C. was 361-41 and followed 75° | 48° 70° | 34° Oval Office, where he was Republicans and Democrats as the United States, want to 70° | 48° the previous evening’s Los Angeles meeting with Jordan’s King expressed uncertainty about go in to another war,” 79° | 59° passage by the Senate. Atlanta 73° | 52° Abdullah II. the appropriate next step as Ruppersberger said. El Paso 86° | 52° Houston 81° | 68° Miami guilty to drunken driving and department at the time.” The example, of course, is 84° | 72° DISABILITY entered a diversion program. It could not immediately not precise because Servo’s Fronts Pressure Did he subject He fulfilled the program’s be determined how common crash happened while he was Cold Warm Stationary Low High requirements and the DUI it is for alcoholics to claim off-duty. others to risk? was dismissed. their rights have been violat- “The ADA has provisions Servo also voluntarily ed under the Americans with in it, across the board, to not -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s100s 110s Continued from Page A1 entered an in-patient pro- Disabilities Act. The U.S. require employers to subject gram at a Serenity Lane drug- Equal Employment Opportu- other people to unreasonable Temperatures indicate Friday’s high and Kansas City 56 50 .11 cdy overnightShowers low to 8 p.m.Rain Eastern Time.T-storms LasFlurries VegasSnow 88 61Ice clr inherent part of the culture,” and-alcohol treatment cen- nity Commission, in a fact risk to accommodate a dis- Hi Lo Prc Otlk Lexington 61 41 rn according to the lawsuit filed ter, where he was diagnosed sheet, provides an example of ability,” said Bob Joondeph, AlbuquerqueStorms Move 75 Through 46 Southeast clr Los Angeles 74 56 clr late Thursday. as an alcoholic. how an alcoholic can justly be executive director with Dis- AnchorageA low pressure 37 system 26 moves cdy acrossMiami the Beach Tennessee 83 Valley, 69 pcdy Servo was alone when his “There were times where I fired, and it’s similar to the ability Rights Oregon. Atlantapulling moisture 75 and 45 energy in cdy fromMilwaukee the Gulf of Mexico. 68 This 37 will pcdy Baltkickimore up scattered 66 showers 41 and clr thunderstormsMpls-St Paul across 72 most 45 of .02 the clr vehicle veered into a ditch and went home and I couldn’t get Servo case. Joondeph said he couldn’t BillinSoutheastgs throughout 73 46 the day. clr New Orleans 78 64 pcdy he was not hurt. Though crime scenes out of my head; I In its example, a federal comment on any specifics in Boise 76 43 clr New York City 67 50 clr Servo refused to take breath went to drinking for that and police officer is involved in the Servo case, but generally Boston 52 46 pcdy Oklahoma CityWeather71 Underground58 • APcdy Burlington,Vt. 55 36 cdy Omaha 72 51 pcdy or field sobriety tests, the there are other officers that an accident for which he is accommodations for an Casper 67 25 clr Philadelphia 66 49 clr Clackamas County sheriff’s do the same thing,”Servo said charged with drunken driv- alcoholic might include let- Chicago 67 34 pcdy Phoenix 92 63 clr deputy who arrested him later Friday, adding that he has ing. About a month later, he ting the worker attend Alco- Cincinnati 62 35 cdy Sacramento 81 49 clr Colorado Springs 67 48 clr St Louis 60 50 rn testified before the state now been sober for 818 days. received a termination holics Anonymous meetings Concord,N.H. 61 27 pcdy Salt Lake City 71 41 clr Department of Public Safety The lawsuit alleged the notice stating that his con- — not allowing them to drink Dallas-Ft Worth 78 61 cdy San Diego 70 58 pcdy Standards and Training that chief fired Servo to save duct makes it inappropriate on the job or drive drunk. Denver 66 38 clr San Francisco 61 52 pcdy Servo was probably one of the money, ignoring the known for him to continue. The Separate from the lawsuit, Des Moines 68 50 cdy Seattle 66 47 rn Detroit 57 32 clr Tucson 88 53 clr top 10 most intoxicated peo- disability of alcoholism. officer said the arrest made Servo is appealing the stan- Fargo 66 33 clr Tulsa 58 57 .10 cdy ple he had arrested in almost “I know it sounds kind of him realize he is an alcoholic dards-and-training agency’s Flagstaff 64 29 clr Washington,D.C. 68 47 clr 15 years of drunken-driving like a conspiracy theorist’s and that he is obtaining decision to strip him of his Hartford Spgfld 67 32 pcdy Wilmington,Del. 65 40 clr Honolulu 84 73 clr National Temperature Extremes investigations. claim,”Kollie said,“but we do treatment. According to the police certification. Indianapolis 62 37 rn High Friday 101 at Death Valley, Calif. Two months after the believe there was a funding EEOC, the employer may Servo is currently working Jackson,Miss. 79 46 cdy Low Friday 18 at Lake Yellowstone, Wyo. accident, Servo pleaded issue in the Gresham police proceed with the firing. as a private investigator. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Y K The ticker SATURDAY,APRIL 27,2013 • SECTION B NBA Playoffs Warriors take High School Baseball 2-1 lead Bandon 8, Marshfield 4 Douglas 5, North Bend 1 Page B4 North Bend 14, Douglas 6 Riddle 12, Reedsport 3 Churchill 14, Marshfield 4 Gold Beach 7, Myrtle Point 5 High School Softball Douglas 11, North Bend 0 Douglas 19, North Bend 10 Bandon 8, Coquille 6 SPORTS Bandon 11, Coquille 9 Riddle 6, Reedsport 2 Community, B2 • Scoreboard, B3 • Local, B4

theworldlink.com/sports I Sports Editor John Gunther I 541-269-1222, ext. 241 Three Ducks go in draft

NEW YORK (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs have taken offensive tackle Eric Fisher of Central Michigan to begin the NFL draft Thursday night, then Jacksonville went for Texas A&M’s Luke Joeckel. Meanwhile, three players from Oregon and one from Oregon State were taken during the first two days of the three-day draft. Fisher became the first player from the Mid-American Conference taken to open the draft. He is the third offensive tackle picked No. 1 overall since the 1970 merger, joining Orlando Pace in 1997 and Jake Long five years ago. Fisher is the first selection by new Chiefs coach Andy Reid and general manager John Dorsey, who entertained trade offers before By Alysha Beck, The World selecting the 6-foot-7,306-pound Bandon’s Amy Schoonmaker bats during the first game against Coquille on Friday afternoon. Schoonmaker also picked up both wins on the mound for Bandon. Fisher over All-American Joeckel. Not that Joeckel was any less thrilled to go second. “I don’t have words for all the Bandon secures softball playoff berth emotions I feel. It’s the best feeling of my entire life,”he said. A quick trade followed the first BY JOHN GUNTHER “Amy only had two walks in two Schoonmaker and Hailey Iverson bottom of the second, but four two picks: Miami acquired the No. The World games,” Bandon coach Rick both hit doubles. straight Bandon batters reached 3 spot from Oakland and chose Hinojosa said. “That’s outstanding.” Coquille, meanwhile, got its base by either walk or error before Oregon defensive end Dion Jordan, BANDON — The Bandon soft- In contrast, Coquille walked bats going late and pounded four Schoonmaker hit a two-run triple who the Dolphins envision as the ball team is headed to the playoffs. eight hitters and hit two in the first extra-base hits — doubles by to left and Iverson followed with a next Jason Taylor. The Tigers swept visiting game and then walked six and hit Makala Edgar, Britney Forbes and run-scoring single. AnnMarie The 6-foot-6, 240-pound Coquille 8-6 and 11-9 in a Sunset two in the nightcap. Kaitlyn Hyatt and a triple by Edgar Pickett later added a run-scoring Jordan had 14.5 sacks in 45 games Conference doubleheader Friday Throw in a combined nine — a trend that continued into the groundout after another Coquille with Oregon. He was the first non- to clinch one of the league’s two errors in the two games and it was nightcap. error — the Red Devils committed offensive player for the Ducks ever playoff spots. Coquille also was a lot for the Red Devils to over- Edgar had another double and four in the inning — and Bandon chosen in the top three. swept by Glide earlier in the week come. an inside-the-park home run in led 7-2. “I was surprised,”he said. “The and can’t finish ahead of either “We just had way too many the second game and Hyatt had a Coquille had three runs in each trade, I wasn’t expecting that. I’m team in the standings. errors to compete,” said Coquille two-run blast over the left-field of the next two innings to go in surprised and very blessed and “I’m so excited,” said Amy coach Darren Thompson. fence. Forbes, Nicole Romine and front 8-7. But Bandon reclaimed ready to go to work.” Schoonmaker,the winning pitcher Bandon built an 8-2 lead in the Katie Gurney also had doubles in the lead in the bottom of the A second Oregon player went in in both games Friday. “It’s nice opener and then had to hold on as the game for Coquille. fourth when Schoonmaker singled the first round, when the Chicago being a senior and getting this.” Coquille scored four times in the But the offensive outburst and Iverson walked and both later Bears selected guard Kyle Long The Tigers feasted on Coquille top of the seventh. wasn’t enough to counter one big scored, on a single by Pickett and a with the 20th pick. miscues and free passes in both Bandon leadoff hitter Bandon inning that included a lot fielder’s choice by Freitag. games while Schoonmaker was Cheyenne Young had two hits and of help from the Red Devils. SEE DRAFT | B3 solid on the mound in both outings. scored four runs in the win. Coquille led 2-1 going to the SEE TIGERS | B4 Tigers top Pirates

THE WORLD with two runs and two RBIs. Michael Hampton went 2-for-4 Bandon scored six runs in the with three runs and two RBIs and third inning and held on to beat Hayden Davisson went 2-for-4 visiting Marshfield 8-4 in a non- with two runs and an RBI. league baseball game on Friday. Corder earned the save with “It was a good win for us,”said two strong innings of relief, Bandon coach Tyler Pendergast including three strikeouts. after the Tigers won their final North Bend fell into a first- tuneup before Monday’s big home place tie with Siuslaw,which swept game with Glide. Sutherlin 13-3 and 10-0 on Friday. Quentin Coomer pitched six South Umpqua swept solid innings for Bandon before Brookings-Harbor 5-4 and 8-1 to Mychal Yarbor finished up. move into third place. Pendergast said he liked how By Lou Sennick, The World Class 2A-1A District 4 Connie Opsol passes through Sumner on Saturday afternoon for the team Capable of Multiples. It was one of 47 run teams in the Coomer pitched. The sophomore annual 67-mile Roseburg to Coos Bay Relay run over the Coos Bay Wagon Road. didn’t issue any walks in the win. Riddle 12, Reedsport 3: The “Ultimately, he was throwing Braves scored all their runs in the strikes all day,”Pendergast said. first inning and led until Riddle For Marshfield, the nonleague scored seven in the fourth. Portland team wins relay race loss came a day after the Pirates Haden Sams, Matt Rohde and fell at home 14-4 to Churchill in a James Hixenbaugh all scored in THE WORLD and Hunter Hutton of Bandon, a new women’s record for Leg 2, Midwestern League make-up the first inning before Riddle along with Martin Abts and with a time of 22:24. Ian Pinard of game. Eane Rodriguez had 10 pitcher A.J. Davis settled down, The Portland-area team City Anthony Collins of North Bend. Runners Anonymous, a Roseburg strikeouts in four innings for the shutting down the Braves the rest Folk won the annual Roseburg to One Step Closer was the sec- team, set a new record with a time Lancers. of the way — he allowed only three Coos Bay Relay last weekend, cov- ond South Coast team and sixth of 24:34 for Leg 15. hits in the game. ering the 67-mile course over the overall with a group including The Director’s Award, present- Far West League Erik Rogers had a double and Coos Bay Wagon Road in 8 hours, Doug Veysey of Myrtle Point, ed to the team that finished closest Bulldogs split with Trojans: home run for Riddle and Davis also 6 minutes and 57 seconds. Lawrence Cheal of North Bend, to its predicted time, went to the Douglas limited North Bend to had three hits. Team members included Alysha Beck of Coos Bay, John Gold Hill Gang, a four-person four hits while beating the brothers Andrew and Nick Besson, Gunther of Coquille and former mixed submaster team that fin- Bulldogs 5-1 in the opener at THURSDAY Andrew Heintz, Vinay Gill and Marshfield runner Aaron Miller, ished fourth overall in 8:15:48 and Winston on Friday, but North Gold Beach 7, Myrtle Point Ryan Shanno. who now lives in Seattle. missed its predicted time by just Bend bounced back to take the 5: The Panthers beat the visiting A total of 47 run teams partici- The champion in the female 48 seconds. One Step Closer was nightcap 14-6. Bobcats to stay perfect in Class pated in the event, while eight teams open division was Sweet Cheeks, a fourth on the Director’s Award North Bend’s only run in the 2A-1A District 5. Gold Beach is 10- took part in the 23-mile LaVerne team including Jen Ells, Sabrina list, missing its time by 1:44 first game came in the fifth inning, 4 overall and 6-0 in league play Park to Coos Bay Walk Relay. Belletti and Jean Lemerande of (amounting to 0.3 percent of its when Tylan Corder walked, heading into a doubleheader at The two races are a joint Bandon, Cora Wahl of Langlois total time). moved up on a single by Jonathan North Lake today.Myrtle Point fell fundraiser for Camp Millennium, and Oregon State University stu- The fastest time in the LaVerne Bennison and scored on a single by to 1-5 in league play. a Roseburg-area summer camp for dent Alissa Miller from Bandon. Park to Coos Bay Walk Relay was Zach Barker. Douglas already lead children living with cancer. The The mixed grandmaster divi- One Step at a Time, a Bay Area 5-0 at that point and Brandon Box SOFTBALL two events generated more than sion was led by Coast Busters, team consisting of Steven Sadler pitched a complete game for the Riddle 6, Reedsport 2: The $13,000 for the camp. The walk which includes Chris Amaral, and Judy McGuire of Coos Bay and Trojans. Irish denied Reedsport a chance to team Speed Bumps raised more Karen Matson and Rex Miller of Sarah Pachal of North Bend. The The Bulldogs broke out the move up in the Class 2A-1A than $4,000 by themselves. Coos Bay, along with two runners group finished in 5:13:47. Judy’s offense late in the second game, District 2 standings as Chey The top South Coast Team in from California. husband, Rick, walked the course rallying from a 5-3 deficit by scor- Kremer and Holly Sanders each hit the run relay was DMSO, which Two runners set new records by himself, finishing in 6:05:33. ing 11 of their 14 runs in the final RBI doubles. placed fifth overall. The team for legs in the relay. Results are listed on Page B2 in two innings. includes Tom Brown, Tom Bedell Sera Mathewes of Gold Hill set the Community Scoreboard. Clayton Duryee went 4-for-4 SEE RECAP | B4

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C M C M Y K B2•The World • Saturday,April 27,2013 Y K Community Sports BGC holds weekly track meet at Reedsport Babe Ruth draft

THE WORLD Ryan, Becca and Hannah Hershey meet is Sunday Club of Southwestern Oregon is set for Sunday Anderson; Jill Mast; Kaylee The annual Hershey Track soccer games played on April 20. The Boys & Girls Club of Gray; Hunter Priest; Mitchell Sportsmanship Awards Meet is Sunday at Marshfield THE WORLD Southwestern Oregon held its Wallace; Gabby Analco; Kim and High School. Second Grade: M G fourth spring track meet last Gabby Parker; Payton Hinshaw; The free event is hosted by Construction (Blossom Gulch), South Coast Babe Ruth will hold its weekend at Reedsport. Maecee Hall; the Boys & Girls Club and starts coached by Dan Higgins. annual draft Sunday at Clyde Allen Field. Boys & Girls Club officials Youth Sara Keel; at 1 p.m. Third Grade: Coos Bay Players who signed up by April 23 extended thanks to volunteers Starr Fox; Boys and girls ages 9 to 14 are Sanitary (Lighthouse), coached should arrive at 1 p.m. to participate in try- Stacey Fitzgerald-Thornton; Sports Jennifer eligible and can compete in up to by Memory McLaren. outs before the draft. Ebony and Jeff Vitek; Shawn, Martinez; three events. Fourth Grade: Gold Coast Players who have not registered can sign Suzan and Hannah Conley; Selena Holmes; Registration begins at noon Truck Repair (Lighthouse), up at 2 p.m. and their names will be drawn Logan Conley’s aunt and uncle; the RSRA Program with at the track. Winners in each of coached by Mike Seldon. out of a hat for placement on teams. Julie Noel; Rod Noel; Shellie Rhiannon Manicke and Rebecca three age groups advance to the Fifth/Sixth Grade: Adams Teams will be drafted for the 13-year- Schuttpelz; Brett, Fawn and Wilkes in the snack bar; the state meet in Eugene on July 6. Auto & Light Truck Repair, old prep and 14-15 age groups. Chris Brandon; Karen Smith; Reedsport School District; Rainbow Lemons (Lighthouse), The concession stand will be open Ron Frakes; Amy and Ed Reedsport Community Charter Sportsmanship Awards coached by Eric Hamner. throughout the day. Dillahey; Heather and Mike School and any other volunteers. Bay Area Sportsman’s Official Awards For more information, call either Mike Seeley; Bob and Sue Fitzgerald; Results are listed in today’s Association sportsmanship and Professional: Joe Burgmeier. Taylor at 541-756-5443 or Rick Spring at Mark Chaney; LaRee Thornton; Community Scoreboard. official awards for Boys & Girls Hustle: Chris Alonzo. 541-756-4669. Community Scoreboard

9:16:46; 11. 4 Chumps 2 Bumps, 9:18:52; 12. The 18.31; 5. Donovan England, CB, 20.44; 6. Jacob Christiaan Lockwood, Coq, 18.47; 4. Lyric 1,600 Meter Run — 1. Tristin Lemmons, CB, Callista Martin, Maddie Arzie, Khaley Aguilar), Bowling Rock, 9:19:28; 13. Sweet Cheeks, 9:27:49; 14. Thompson, CB, 21.25. Heat 2: 1. Jensen Mast, Fondren, CB, 19.34. Heat 2: 1. Coel Stark, NB, 6:03.90; 2. Gabe Delgado, CB, 6:24.09; 3. Jed 1:00.43; 2. Coos Bay (Meg Holt, Lindsay James, Coos Cous Vamoose, 9:30:07; 15. Capable of Ree, 16.41; 2. Quaid Brandon, Ree, 16.47; 3. Dylan 14.90; 2. Ricky Nelson, Ree, 16.15; 3. Jadyn Wright, Coq, 6:24.25; 4. Sirus Robie, CB, 6:34.91. Cadie Callaway, Ravyn Miranda), 1:01.35; 3. North Bend Lanes Multiples, 9:31:23. Walling, NB, 17.00; 4. Hayden Gederos, Coq, Ollivier, Ree, 16.84; 4. Ryan Dove, Ree, 18.19; 5. 100 Meter Dash — Heat 1: 1. Gabe Prasad, CB, North Bend (Lauren Jones, Amber Truax, 16. Coast Busters, 9:33:07; 17. 4 Fast Girls, 1 Slo 18.16; 5. Joshua Grabinsky, Coq, 18.94; 6. Jerry Johnson, NB, 18.59. 13.81; 2. Micah Freitag, Ban, 16.87; 3. Troy AnnMarie Brodersen, Cassidy Webber), 1:10.47. April 15-21 Boy, 9:36:24; 18. Off Like a Prom Dress, 9:36:48; Sebastian Blaney, Coq, 22.69. 400 Meter Dash — 1. Romig Beley, CB, 1:20.09; Liggett, CB, 17.65; 4. Cody Robinson, Ree, 18.15; Shot Put — 1. Morgan Miller, Coq, 28-8; 2. HIGH GAME 19. Easy But Not Cheap, 9:39:23; 20. Herbivorous 400 Meter Dash — 1. Jaron Hyatt, Coq, 1:35.50. 2. Tucker Godfrey, Coq, 1:20.81; 3. Cooper 5. Jayce Criag, NB, 18.31. Heat 2: 1. Kamren Maddie Arzie, CB, 28-3; 3. Julia Holmes, Ree, 25- Young at Heart Seniors — Don Bomar 224, African Wildlife, 9:41:57; 21. Covenant Life 200 Meter Dash — 1. Zach Holt, CB, 32.90; 2. Forrester, NB, 1:22.00. Chard, CB, 15.12; 2. Trevor Gulseth, CB, 15.41; 3. 7; 4. Paige Hausmann, Ree, 24-0.5; 5. Khaley Scott Balogh 217, Richard Dupret 217; Nancy Bandwagon, 9:44:20; 22. Trophy Wives, 9:45:10; Quaid Brandon, Ree, 33.59; 3. Anthony Locati, 800 Meter Run — 1. Jeremy Evers, Coq, 3:12.19; Hunter Hausler, Ban, 16.75; 4. Tie-Ethan Butler, Aguilar, CB, 23-4; 6. Halle Layton, Coq, 22-9; 7. Mattix 214, Nancy Lauth 200, Jan Venable 200. 23. Hot Pursuit, 9:46:50; 24. Bacon Wrapped CB, 39.12; 4. Joshua Grabinsky, Coq, 40.09; 5. 2. Ryan Dove, Ree, 3:20.19; 3. Gage Brandon, Ban, and Keizer Howerton, CB, 16.84. Heat 3: 1. Taylor Shea, CB, 21-7.5; 8. Aneykah McCall, Coq, Monday Super Star Juniors — Alex Minyard Dates, 9:48:41; 25. I Have Sweaty!, 9:48:42; 26. Donovan England, CB, 42.56. Ree, 3:22.94. Dakota Frost, CB, 14.81; 2. Zack Marshall, NB, 21-3.75; 9. Callista Martin, CB, 19-7.5; 10. 235, Curtis Ware 219, Dillon Woodworth 189; Wildlife Capture Team, 9:52:56; 27. One BAB and 4x100 Relay — 1. North Bend (Drew Hall, Paige 200 Meter Dash — 1. Coel Stark, NB, 30.13; 2. 15.68; 3. Nathan Donelan, CB, 15.72; 4. Trenten AnnMarie Brodersen, NB, 15-1; 11. Amber Truax, Amy Kress 238, Arianna Campbell 202, Kassy the Roadkillers, 9:55:08; 28. Dogs with Bees in Frings, Kevin Jones, Dylan Walling), 1:12.66. Ammon Smith, CB, 30.19; 3. Tucker Godfrey, Coq, Cooksey, CB, 18.87. NB, 14-11; 12. Alyssa Hutchings, NB, 14-9. Freekson 158. their Mouths, 9:56:48; 29. Hot Doggin’ Joggers, Also: Coquille (Montanan Love, Erica Evers, 35.72; 4. Jerry Johnson, NB, 41.94. 400 Meter Dash — 1. Jeremy Roe, CB, 1:08.40; High Jump — 1. Elise Martin, CB, 4-1; 2. Mallory Monday Rising Star Juniors — Troy Liggett 175, 9:57:55; 30. Skittles No. 3, 9:59:12. Maliyah Lockwood, Kendall Hallmark), DQ. 4x100 Relay — 1. Reedsport (Quaid Brandon, 2. Brendon Roberts, NB, 1:17.47; 3. Brody Priest, Heyer, CB, 4-0; 3. Callista Martin, CB, 3-10; 4. Brenden Smith 140, Oscar Morales Jr. 125; Regan 31. Hooligans doing Shenanigans, 10:02:45; Shot Put — 1. Wyatt Woody, Coq, 21-10; 2. Ricky Nelson, Jensen Mast, Tyler Thornton), Ree, 1:30.94; 4. Patrick Monsebroten, CB, Tess Garrett, Ban, 3-10; 5. Alyssa Hutchings, NB, Foxworthy 173, Bryanna Decker 141, Rose 32. Galloping Murmurs, 10:04:18; 33. Anthony Locati, CB, 19-8.5; 3. Drew Hall, NB, 18- 1:03.81; 2. North Bend (Seth Marshall, Cooper 1:43.78. 3-6; 6. Hannah Munson, Coq, 3-4. Anderson 136. Carnivourous African Cats, 10:11:55; 34. 5; 4. Oscar Morales, NB, 18-0; 5. Kendall Forrester, Jerry Johnson, Devante Byers), 800 Meter Run — 1. Tristin Lemmons, CB, Long Jump — 1. Abbey Dieu, Coq, 12-4; 2. Men’s Coast — Tim Slater 253, Adam Slater Strawberry Striders, 10:14:55; 35. Pasty White Hallmark, Coq, 14-6; 6. Jaron Hyatt, Coq, 12-6; 7. 1:10.78; 3. Coquille (Morgan Baird, Garrett Baird, 2:44.72; 2. Chase Howerton, CB, 2:45.91; 3. Ravyn Miranda, CB, 12-1.5; 3. Halle Layton, Coq, 249, Bryan Roberts 248. Guys, 10:16:56; 36. Second to Last, 10:19:07; 37. Joshua Grabinsky, Coq, 11-3.5. Tucker Godfrey, Autumn Morrison), 1:12.69. Brendon Roberts, NB, 2:55.44; 4. Sirus Robie, 11-7; 4. Cadie Callaway, CB, 10-9; 5. Cassidy Tuesday Senior Boomers — Bruce Watts 204, Fix It, 10:30:11; 38. Dorks in the Road, 10:35:51; High Jump — 1. Drew Hall, NB, 3-4. Also: Jacob Shot Put — 1. Ricky Nelson, Ree, 27-5.5; 2. CB, 2:58.50; 5. Jaxon Newsum, NB, 3:10.50. Webber, NB, 10-0.5; 6. Jami Goin, Coq, 9-11; 7. James Hatfield 194, Mike Ash 193; Randy 39. Skittles, 10:47:59; 40. Pirate Power, 10:49:17; Thompson, CB, and Kendall Hallmark, Coq, NH. Angel Espat, NB, 20-9; 3. Christiaan Lockwood, 200 Meter Dash — 1. Micah Tardie, CB, 28.66; Meg Holt, CB, 9-8.5; 8. Jordan Priest, Ree, 9-5; 9. Freeman 191, Judy Cutting 173, Karyn 41. The Wild Rogues, 11:00:40; 42. Gay Leopard Long Jump — 1. Zach Holt, CB, 11-5.5; 2. Quaid Coq, 16-11.5; 4. Gage Brandon, Ree, 16-11. 2. Jeremy Roe, CB, 31.56; 3. Dakota Frost, CB, Morgan Miller, Coq, 9-4; 10. Alyssa Hutchings, Swinderman 167. Pride, 11:10:14; 43. College Level, 11:12:38; 44. Brandon, Ree, 11-4; 3. Jensen Mast, Ree, 10-6; 4. High Jump — 1. Ammon Smith, CB, 4-3; 2. Coel 32.53; 4. Jed Wright, Coq, 35.34; 5. Keizer NB, 9-4; 11. Alex Locati, CB, 9-3; 12. Amber Truax, Bay Area Hospital — Lloyd Lorenz 268, Craig Beat Dustin’s Team, 11:18:49; 45. Skittles No. 1, Pierce Davidson, CB, 10-1.5; 5. Christopher Stark, NB, 3-10. Also: Jerry Johnson, NB; Cooper Hoerton, CB, 35.81; 6. Jordan Henderson, Coq, NB, 9-0.5; 13. Lindsay James, CB, 8-11; 14. Wooley 236, Chuck Axelton 223; Josie Chambers 11:28:55; 46. Butterface Muffin Tops, 11:36:54; Butler, Ban, 9-6.5; 6. Jacob Thompson, CB, 8-3; 7. Forrester, NB; Tucker Godfrey, Coq; and Griffin 52.72. Hannah Munson, Coq, 8-0. 240, Lisa Wooley 213, Susan Cabrera 201. 47. The Wonders, 14:05:00. Logan Conley, Ree, 7-10.5; 8. Sebastian Blaney, Line, CB, NH. 4x100 Relay — 1. Coos Bay (Gabe Prasad, Softball Throw — 1. Morgan Miller, Coq, 113-11; Cosmo — Cathy Bishop 246, Corey Gangewer Division Results Coq, 7-8; 9. Donovan England, CB, 7-7; 10. Wyatt Long Jump — 1. Ammon Smith, CB, 13-2; 2. Coel Chase Howerton, Gabe Delgado, Micah Tardie), 2. Chelsee Whitney, Coq, 109-8; 3. Meg Holt, CB, 234, Janice Seeger 230. Overall Winner — 1. City Folk, 8:06:57. Woody, Coq, 6-9; 11. Jaron Hyatt, Coq, 6-8; 12. Stark, NB, 12-3; 3. Devante Byers, NB, 11-3; 4. 59.68; 2. Norht Bend (Zack Marshall, Kaden 101-6; 4. Alex Locati, CB, 95-8; 5. Julia Holmes, Rolling Pins — Debbie Cramer 234, Eunice Male Open — 1. Runners Anonymous, 8:14:59; Oscar Morales, NB, 6-4.5. Jeremy Evers, Coq, 10-6.5; 5. Tyler Thornton, Tams, Hunter Bierce, Teron Catanzaro), 1:01.91; Ree, 92-4; 6. Aneykah McCall, Coq, 87-7; 7. Byers 214, Linda Nichols 199. 2. DMSO, 8:16:12; 3. One Step Closer, 8:41:16; 4. Softball Throw — 1. Wyatt Woody, Coq, 107-4; Ree, 10-2; 6. Ryan Dove, Ree, 9-9; 7. Jadyn 3. Coos Bay (Luke Inskeep, Tristin Lemmons, Cassidy Webber, NB, 85-6; 8. Amber Truax, NB, Primers Too Seniors — Robert Mast 248, Bruce Pirate Power, 10:49:17. 2. Anthony Locati, CB, 95-6; 3. Pierce Davidson, Ollivier, Ree, 9-8; 8. Gage Brandon, Ree, 9-6; 9. Sirus Robie, Jeremy Roe), 1:02.13; 4. Coquille 80-7; 9. Paige Hausmann, Ree, 80-5; 10. Tracie Watts 238, Bill Henderson 226; Mary Barnes 223, Female Open — 1. Sweet Cheeks, 9:27:49; 2. CB, 95-0; 4. Dylan Walling, NB, 84-4; 5. Oscar Angel Espat, NB, 9-1; 10. Lyric Fondren, CB, 8-4; (Jordan Henderson, Kortney Ferreri, Jeremy Godfrey, Coq, 67-0; 11. Jordan Priest, Ree, 61-7; Linda Nichols 207, Jackie Baggen 186. Trophy Wives, 9:45:10; 3. I Have Sweaty!, Morales, NB, 72-7; 6. Kevin Jones, NB, 66-1; 7. 11. Garrett Baird, Coq, 6-0.5. Evers, Jed Wright). 12. Kortney Ferreri, Coq, 61-6; 13. AnnMarie Cash Classic — Robert Warrick 279, David 9:48:42; 4. Skittles No. 3, 9:59:12; 5. Galloping Logan Conley, Ree, 52-8; 8. Donovan England, Softball Throw — 1. Griffin Line, CB, 112-0; 2. Shot Put — 1. Hunter Bierce, NB, 25-10.5; 2. Brodersen, NB, 58-8; 14. Hannah Munson, Coq, Warrick 253, Bryan Roberts 247; Stacey Nelson Murmurs, 10:04:18. CB, 49-6; 9. Kendall Hallmark, Coq, 43-3; 10. Cooper Forrester, NB, 102-10; 3. Romig Beley, CB, Hunter Hausler, Ban, 25-6.5; 3. Tristin Lemmons, 44-10. 242, Debbie Cramer 225, Lola Warrick 200. Mixed Open — 1. Into the Coos, 8:43:03; 2. Off Sebastian Blaney, Coq, 38-11. 100-10; 4. Seth Marshall, NB, 94-7; 5. Angel CB, 24-7; 4. Patrick Monsebroten, CB, 24-5; 5. Varsity — Allen Johnson 279, Randy Bennett Like a Prom Dress, 9:36:48; 3. Hot Pursuit, Fourth Grade Girls Espat, NB, 77-8; 6. Ryan Dove, Ree, 70-11; 7. Troy Liggett, CB, 23-10; 6. Devon Krajewski, NB, 267, Kevin Manley 259. Golf 9:46:50; 4. Herbivourous African Wildlife, 60 Meter Dash — Heat 1: 1. Yesenia Holmes, Jadyn Ollivier, Ree, 69-10; 8. Lyric Fondren, CB, 23-2; 7. Grant Woolsey, CB, 22-6.5; 8. Keizer Silver Tip Seniors — Nick Boutin 255, Berrel 9:41:57; 5. Bacon Wrapped Dates, 9:48:41; 6. Ree, 10.13; 2. Aryana Mill, CB, 11.21; 3. Tie-Kaylin 65-7; 9. Christiaan Lockwood, Coq, 64-6. Howerton, CB, 21-8; 9. Jayce Craig, NB, 21-5; 10. Vinyard 233, William Merkow 223; Linda Nichols Bandon Crossings Wildlife Capture Team, 9:52:56; 7. Carnivorous Dea, CB, and Erica Evers, Coq, 11.34; 5. Keegan Fifth Grade Girls Brendon Roberts, NB, 19-10.5; 11. Trenten 268, Gloria Surprise 215, Thelma Fairchild 187, African Cats, 10:11:55; 8. Strawberry Striders, Fry, CB, 12.03; 6. Emma Schaefer, CB, 12.19. Heat 80 Meter Hurdles — 1. Haili Martin, NB, 18.15; Cooksey, CB, 19-5; 12. Jaxon Newsum, NB, 18- Men’s Day Yoriko Creque 187. 10:14:55; 9. Second to Last, 10:19:07; 10. Gay 2: 1. Savanna Vitek, Ree, 10.16; 2. Drew Wilson, 2. Makenzie Seeley, Ree, 21.75. 11.5; 13. Cody Robinson, Ree, 17-9.5; 14. Jordan Wednesday Timber — Brian Fletcher 277, Thomas Leopard Pride, 11:10:14; 11. College Level, Coq, 10.53; 3. Maliyha Lockwood, Coq, 10.81; 4. 60 Meter Dash — Heat 1: 1. Chelsea Howard, Henderson, Coq, 15-7.5. White Blue Combo Crawford 247, Ron Schaar 243; Debra Huffman 11:12:38; 12. Butterface Muffin Tops, 11:36:54. Aurora Johnson, CB, 10.93; 5. McKenzie Rescorla, NB, 9.40; 2. Mariah Jarrett, Coq, 9.94; 3. Carlee High Jump — 1. Micah Tardie, CB, 4-5; 2. Hunter Low Gross — Al Greenfield, 75 203, Cindy Daniel 194, Sherri O’Connor 189. Male Submaster — 1. Hot ’N Sweaty, 8:12:52; 2. CB, 11.03; 6. Charlie Dea, CB, 11.56. Heat 3: 1. Gederos, Coq, 10.00; 4. Jordan Baarstad, CB, Bierce, NB, 4-1; 3. Gabe Delgado, CB, 4-0; 4. Low Net — Dewey Powers Sr. 67, John Jack-n-Jill — Brian Fletcher 246, John Dixon We Got the Runs, 8:45:33; 3. 4 Chumps 2 Bumps, Caitlyn Anderson, Ree, 9.56; 2. Quianna Perez- 10.72; 5. MaKenna Anderson, CB, 10.87; 6. Kamren Chard, CB, 4-0; 5. Chase Howerton, CB, Johnston 68, David Kimes 69, Dewey Powers Jr. 241, Louis Spanik 210; Kathy Minyard 181, Molly 9:18:52; 4. The Rock, 9:19:28; 5. Pasty White Murray, Ree, 10.25; 3. Paige Frings, NB, 10.44; 4. Samantha Huffman, Coq, 11.00. Heat 2: 1. Dakota 4-0; 6. Gabe Prasad, CB, 3-8; 7. Tie-Devon 70, Gary Schindele 70, Mitch McCullough 70, Schroeder 172, Julie Graham 163. Guys, 10:16:56; 6. Fix It, 10:30:11. Ruth Grabinsky, Coq, 11.28. Siebenthaler, NB, 9.38; 2. Autumn Morrison, Coq, Krajewski, NB, and Grant Woolsey, CB, 3-8. Also: Mike Tucker 71, Tom Gant 71, Ron Cookson 73, Sunday Reno — Robert Taylor 279, Robert Female Submaster — 1. Capable of Multiples, 1,600 Meter Run — 1. Charlie Dea, CB, 8:04.34; 10.06; 3. Austee Hall, Ree, 10.75; 4. Julia Ross, Luke Inskeep, CB; Brody Priest, Ree; and Dick Wold 73, Phil Bennett 74, Larry Grove 77, Black 266, Bill Springfels 258; Lisa Duryee 211, 9:31:23; 2. Skittles, 10:47:59; 3. Skittles No. 1, 2. Aurora Johnson, CB, 8:10.87; 3. Kiya CB, 11.00; 5. McKinzie Beaudry, CB, 11.25; 6. Alexander Schulz, Ban, NH. Billy Klinkefus 79, Gregg Wilkinson 79, Christo Sandra Davis 188, Sandy Tammietti 178. 11:28:55. Weatherly, CB, 8:56.22; 4. Keegan Fry, CB, Ashley Schuttpelz, Ree, 11.65. Long Jump — 1. Micah Tardie, CB, 13-10; 2. Schwartz 80, Ray Murphy 81, Bob Nelson 83. HIGH SERIES Mixed Submaster — 1. Gold Hill Gang, 8:15:48; 10:30.34. 100 Meter Dash — Heat 1: 1. Kaylee Delzotti, Trevor Gulseth, CB, 12-6.5; 3. Dakota Frost, CB, Closest to Pin — Mitch McCullough (No. 9), Young at Heart Seniors — Richard Gutierrez 2. Scurvy Dogs, 8:51:48; 3. 4 Fast Girls, 1 Slo Boy, 100 Meter Dash — Heat 1: 1. Yesenia Holmes, CB, 15.59; 2. Mariah Jarrett, Coq, 16.56; 3. Haili 12-4.5; 4. Gabe Prasad, CB, 12-3.5; 5. Kamren Dick Wold (No. 17). 618, Don Bomar 594, Virgil Pekoc 551; Nancy 9:36:24; 4. One BAB and the Roadkillers, Ree, 16.87; 2. Emmeline Higgins, CB, 17.62; 3. Martin, NB, 16.97; 4. Isabella Bean, Ban, 17.59; 5. Chard, CB, 12-2; 6. Gabe Delgado, CB, 11-9.5; 7. Casual Fridays Lauth 539, Sally Curtis 518, Nancy Mattix 513. 9:55:08; 5. Beat Dustin’s Team, 11:18:49. Drew Wilson, Coq, 17.72; 4. Paige Frings, NB, Julia Salathe, NB, 17.75; 6. Ashley Schuttpelz, Jed Wright, Coq, 11-6; 8. Sirus Robie, CB, 11-3.5; 9. April 19 Monday Super Star Juniors — Monday Super Star Juniors — Alex Minyard Male Gradmaster — 1. Over the Hill Joggers, 17.97; 5. Maliyha Lockwood, Coq, 18.13; 6. Emma Ree, 20.96; Heat 2: 1. Dakota Siebenthaler, NB, Nathan Donelan, CB, 11-2.5; 10. Brody Priest, Jim’s Favorite 9 holes 592, Curtis Ware 576, Jordan Clark 486; Arianna 9:16:46. Schaefer, CB, 20.28. Heat 2: 1. Kiya Weatherly, 15.87; 2. Autumn Morrison, Coq, 16.41; 3. Lauren Ree, 11-2; 11. Teron Catanzaro, NB, 11-1; 12. Luke (1, 3, 5, 9, 11, 12, 13, 16 and 18) Campbell 574, Amy Kress 506, Alexis Horn 390. Female Grandmaster — 1. Easy But Not Cheap, CB, 16.75; 2. Elsa Frakes, Ree, 16.97; 3. Savanna Jones, NB, 17.82; 4. McKinzie Beaudry, CB, 18.97; Inskeep, CB, 11-0.5; 13. Kaden Tams, NB, 10-11; Low Gross — Al Greenfield and Dewey Powers Monday Rising Star Juniors — Troy Liggett 511, 9:39:23. Vitek, Ree, 17.56; 4. Quianna Perez-Murray, Ree, 5. Julia Ross, CB, 19.06. 14. Ethan Butler, Ban, 9-9; 15. Jaxon Newsum, Jr., 42 Brenden Smith 381, Angel Espat 345; Regan Mixed Grandmaster — 1. Coast Busters, 17.57; 5. Aryana Mill, CB, 18.09; 6. Mckenzie 400 Meter Dash — 1. Carlee Gederos, Coq, NB, 9-3; 16. Devon Krajewski, NB, 9-2; 17. Keizer Low Net — Ed Yelton 33, John Johnston 34, Foxworthy 408, Bryanna Decker 392, Rose 9:33:07; 2. The Wild Rogues, 11:00:40. Rescorla, CB, 18.50. 1:20.41; 2. Isabella Bean, Ban, 1:30.72. Howerton, CB, 8-8; 18. Trenten Cooksey, CB, 8-7. Brian Boyle 34.5, Phil Bennett 35.5, Don Conn Anderson 382. Noncompetitive Teams (more than five run- 400 Meter Dash — 1. Emmeline Higgins, CB, 800 Meter Run — 1. Carlee Gederos, Coq, Softball Throw — 1. Hunter Bierce, NB, 146-11; 35.5, Dewey Powers Sr. 37, Bob Webber 37, Gregg Men’s Coast — Adam Slater 722, Bryan ners) — 1. Coos Cous Vamoose, 9:30:07; 2. 1:25.37; 2. Aryana Mill, CB, 1:29.81; 3. Charlie 3:13.71; 2. Lauren Jones, NB< 3:16.22; 3. 2. Dakota Frost, CB, 139-4; 3. Trevor Gulseth, CB, Wilkinson 38, Ron Cookson 38, Tracy Couch 38.5. Roberts 674, Karl Daniel 643. Covenant Life Bandwagon, 9:44:20; 3. Dogs with Dea, CB, 1:37.59; 4. Kaylin Dea, CB, 1:38.25. Makenzie Seeley, Ree, 3:33.60; 4. Ashley 134-9; 4. Grant Woolsey, CB, 128-3; 5. Micah Closest to Pin — David Kimes (No. 6), Traacy Tuesday Senior Boomers — Bruce Watts 552, Bees in their Mouths, 9:56:48; 4. Hot Doggin’ 800 Meter Run — 1. Emmeline Higgins, CB, Schuttpelz, Ree, 3:36.75. Freitag, Ban, 118-7; 6. Brendon Roberts, NB, 118- Couch (No. 9), Brian Boyles (No. 14), Al Mike Ash 521, James Hatfield 510; Randy Joggers, 9:57:55; 5. Hooligans doing time na; 2. Montana Love, Coq, 3:58.72. 200 Meter Dash — 1. Chelsea Howard, NB, 4; 7. Hunter Hausler, Ban, 115-3; 8. Zack Marshall, Greenfield (No. 17). Freeman 518, Judy Cutting 473, Ramona Nelson Shenanigans, 10:02:45; 6. Dorks in the Road, 200 Meter Dash — Heat 1: 1. Caitlyn Anderson, 32.19; 2. Mariah Jarrett, Coq, 34.34; 3. Kaylee NB, 114-4; 9. Troy Liggett, CB, 111-11; 10. Grant Ladies Day 461. 10:35:51; 7. The Wonders, 14:05:00. Ree, 32.66; 2. Quianna Perez-Murray, Ree, 37.10; Delzotti, CB, 34.40. Webster, CB, 108-5; 11. Jeremy Roe, CB, 106-5; 12. Bay Area Hospital — Craig Wooley 601, Lloyd April 18 3. Elsa Frakes, Ree, 37.29; 4. Montana Love, Coq, 4x100 Relay — 1. North Bend (Julia Salathe, Jaxon Newsum, NB, 105-3; 13. Trenten Cooksey, Low Gross — Sally Johnston, 95. Lorenz 597, Scott Balogh 566; Lisa Wooley 613, LaVerne Park to Coos Bay Walk 44.91. Heat 2: 1. Kiya Weathlerly, CB, 40.44; 2. Haili Martin, Dakota Siebenthaler, Chelsea CB, 103-6; 14. Luke Inskeep, CB, 92-11; 15. Nathan Josie Chambers 571, Susan Cabrera 546. Low Net — Julie Hawthorne 71, Marilyn Relay Kaylin Dea, CB, 44.75; 3. Emma Schaefer, CB, Howard), 1:03.85; 2. Coos Bay (Julia Ross, Jordan Donelan, CB, 88-5; 16. Jayce Craig, NB, 83-1; 17. Pothier 72, JoAnne Brown 74, Bette Johnson 76, Cosmo — Cathy Bishop 626, Janice Seeger 578, 48.31. Baarstad, MaKenna Anderson, Kaylee Delzotti), Cody Robinson, Ree, 65-4; 18. Patrick Sandra Jacobs 574. 23 Miles Gerry Leep 76, Katherine Barton 81, Molly Overall Results — 1. One Step at a Time, 4x100 Relay — 1. Reedsport (Elsa Frakes, 1:11.10. Monsebroten, CB, 64-5; 19. Jordan Henderson, Coonse 83. Rolling Pins — Debbie Cramer 633, Eunice Savanna Vitek, Yesenia Holmes, Caitlyn Shot Put — 1. Morgan Baird, Coq, 22-9.5; 2. Coq, 62-9. Byers 546, Linda Nichols 544. 5:13:47; 2. tie-Turtle Power and Speed Bumps, Closest to Pin — JoAnne Brown (No. 17). 5:15:47; 4. Women of the Word I, 5:26:16; 5. Anderson), 1:09.94. Mariah Jarrett, Coq, 22-3; 3. MaKenna Anderson, Sixth Grade Girls Primers Too Seniors — Robert Mast 637, Don Shot Put — 1. McKenzie Rescorla, CB, 15-5; 2. CB, 19-10.5; 4. Austee Hall, Ree, 17-1. Bomar 637, Bruce Watts 620; Mary Barnes 534, Women on the Move, 5:31:20; 6. Bemrose Spring 80 Meter Hurdles — Heat 1: 1. Khaley Aguilar, Road Runs Fling, 5:58:46; 7. Isaiah 40:31, 6:05:33. Aurora Johnson, CB, 12-1.5; 3. Erica Evers, Coq, High Jump — 1. Autumn Morrison, Coq, 3-6; 2. CB, 15.12; 2. Elise Martin, CB, 15.13; 3. Jordan Linda Nichols 521, Mary Loss 515. 11-7.5; 4. Ruth Grabinsky, Coq, 11-5.5. Dakota Siebenthaler, NB, 3-4. Also: Morgan Division Results Priest, Ree, 20.66; 4. Alyssa Hutchings, NB, Upcoming Road Races on the South Coast Cash Classic — David Warrick 689, Robert High Jump — 1. Mailyha Lockwood, Coq, 3-6. Baird, Coq; Makenzie Seeley, Ree; Samantha Warrick 686, Bob Nelson 638; Stacey Nelson Male — 1. Isaiah 40:31, 6:45.33. 23.06. Heat 2: 1. Mallory Heyer, CB, 15.97; 2. For more information on upcoming road Open Female — 1. Women on the Move, Long Jump — 1. Caitlyn Anderson, Ree, 10-8.5; Huffman, Coq; and Julia Salathe, NB, NH. Cadie Callaway, CB, 16.31; 3. Lindsay James, CB, 666, Debbie Cramer 594, Kay Nelson 498, Toni 2. Savanna Vitek, Ree, 9-11; 3. Yesenia Holmes, Long Jump — 1. Chelsea Howard, NB, 10-8; 2. races and for photos from past events, those Smith 498. 5:31:20. 17.82. interested can log on to the South Coast Ree, 9-6; 4. Kiya Weatherly, CB, 8-9; 5. Elsa Kaylee Delzotti, CB, 10-0; 3. Austee Hall, Ree, 9- 60 Meter Dash — Heat 1: 1. Paige Hausmann, Varsity — Kyle Rose 721, David Warrick 713, Master Female — 1. Turtle Power, 5:15:17; 2. Running Club’s Web page at www.southcoas- Frakes, Ree, 8-6.5; 6. Aurora Johnson, CB, 8-6.5; 3.5; 4. Makenna Anderson, CB, 9-3; 5. Haili Ree, 9.25; 2. Cassidy Webber, NB, 9.56; 3. Jami Bruce Watts 712. Women of the Word I, 5:26:16. trunningclub.org. Mixed — 1. One Step at a Time, 5:13:47; 2. 7. Aryana Mill, CB, 8-6; 8. Paige Frings, NB, 8-4; Martin, NB, 9-0; 6. Carlee Gederos, Coq, 9-0; 7. Goin, Coq, 9.59; 4. Chelsee Whitney, Coq, 10.06; Silver Tip Seniors — Nick Boutin 694, Virgil 9. Drew Wilson, Coq, 8-1; 10. Quianna Perez- Samantha Huffman, Coq, 9-0; 8. Lauren Jones, Run for the Kids — Today starting at 10 a.m. in Pekoc 582, Berrel Vinyard 565; Linda Nichols Speed Bumps, 5:15:17. 5. AnnMarie Brodersen, NB, 10.75; 6. Hannah Murray, Ree, 8-0; 11. Emma Schaefer, CB, 6-3.5; NB, 8-7; 9. Julia Ross, CB, 8-5; 10. Jordan Munson, Coq, 11.13. Heat 2: 1. Abbey Dieu, Coq, John Topits Park. Events include a 5-kilometer 698, Gloria Surprise 564, Thelma Fairchild 516. 12. Charlie Dea, CB, 6-3.5; 13. Ruth Grabinsky, Baarstad, CB, 8-3.5; 11. Isabella Bean, Ban, 8-3; run/walk and a 1-mile kids run. The entry fee is Timber — Brian Fletcher 645, Karl Daniel 613, 9.07; 2. Taylor Shea, CB, 9.69; 3. Tracie Godfrey, Track & Field Coq, 5-4; 14. Keegan Fry, CB, 5-4. 12. McKinzie Beaudry, CB, 8-2; 13. Ashley Coq, 9.97; 4. Tie-Meg Holt, CB, and Morgan $10 for children and $15 for adults. Some T-shirts Ron Starks 608; Debra Huffman 542, Rosanne Softball Throw — 1. Drew Wilson, Coq, 72-10; 2. Schuttpelz, Ree, 6-7. will be available on a first-come, first-serve Wales 515, Cindy Daniel 472. Miller, Coq, 10.16; 6. Julia Holmes, Ree, 11.34. Boys & Girls Club Meet Kaylin Dea, CB, 70-0; 3. McKenzie Rescorla, CB, Softball Throw — 1. Morgan Baird, Coq, 109-8; 1,600 Meter Run — 1. Aneykah McCall, Coq, basis. Registration starts at 9 a.m. For more Jack-n-Jill — Brian Fletcher 716, John Dixon April 20 62-5; 4. Emmeline Higgins, CB, 57-5; 5. Montana 2. McKinzie Beaudry, CB, 68-6; 3. Makenzie 667, Randy Rice 595; Kathy Minyard 511, Molly 6:41.09; 2. Kortney Ferreri, Coq, 7:33.38. information, call Jessica Lowry at 541-266-8806. At Reedsport Love, Coq, 47-6; 6. Ruth Grabinsky, Coq, 46-9; 7. Seeley, Ree, 62-3; 4. Austee Hall, Ree, 59-9; 5. 100 Meter Dash — Heat 1: 1. Taylor Shea, CB, Boardwalk to Beach Run — Saturday, May 25, Schroder 429, Joan Celentano 412. Fourth Grade Boys Erica Evers, Coq, 46-0; 8. Keegan Fry, CB, 38-1. Samantha Huffman, Coq, 56-3; 6. Jordan Sunday Reno — Robert Black 694, Robert 16.19; 2. Lindsay James, CB, 16.41; 3. Tracie starting at 10 a.m. on the boardwalk in Bandon. 60 Meter Dash — Baarstad, CB, 53-10; 7. Julia Salathe, NB, 31-2. Taylor 669, Michael Andrade 627; Lisa Duryee Heat 1: 1. Zach Holt, CB, 9.66; Fifth Grade Boys Godfrey, Coq, 16.66; 4. Chelsee Whitney, Coq, Events include a 10-kilometer run, a 5-kilometer 552, Sandra Davis 518, Sandy Tammietti 467. 2. Jensen Mast, Ree, 9.69; 3. Pierce Davidson, CB, 80 Meter Hurdles — Heat 1: 1. Griffin Line, CB, Sixth Grade Boys 16.97; 5. Jordan Priest, Ree, 18.00; 6. Julia run and a 1-mile kids run. The entry fee is $12 for 10.34; 4. Christopher Butler, Ban, 10.41; 5. Wyatt 16.81; 2. Jeremy Everes, Coq, 17.85; 3. Romig 80 Meter Hurdles — 1. Teron Catanzaro, NB, Holmes, Ree, 19.93. Heat 2: 1. Ravyn Miranda, CB, those who sign up by May 17 and $15 after May 17 Running Woody, Coq, 10.47; 6. Anthony Locati, CB, 10.72. Beley, CB, 20.47. Heat 2: 1. Gage Brandon, Ree, 16.28; 2. Grant Webster, CB, 16.31; 3. Nathan 14.53; 2. Abbey Dieu, Coq, 14.88; 3. Maddie Arzie, with a T-shirt or $5 without. For more information, Heat 2: 1. Dylan Walling, NB, 10.10; 2. Logan 18.25; 2. Seth Marshall, NB, 18.90. Donelan, CB, 16.91; 4. Kaden Tams, NB, 17.06. CB, 15.62; 4. Jami Goin, Coq, 16.19. call Tricia Hutton at 541-347-6512 or 541-260-3337. Conley, Ree, 10.22; 3. Joshua Grabinsky, Coq, 60 Meter Dash — Heat 1: 1. Tyler Thornton, Ree, 60 Meter Dash — heat 1: 1. Teron Catanzaro, 400 Meter Dash — 1. Callista Martin, CB, Coquille Rotary River Run/Walk — Saturday, Roseburg to Coos Bay Relay 10.59; 4. Sebastian Blaney, Coq, 11.22; 5. Jacob 9.56; 2. Garrett Baird, Coq, 10.55; 3. Angel Espat, NB, 8.97; 2. Kamren Chard, CB, 9.00; 3. Grant 1:14.12; 2. Alex Locati, CB, 1:16.09. April 20 Thompson, CB, 11.37; 6. Jaron Hyatt, Coq, 12.69. NB, 10.81; 4. Christiaan Lockwood, Coq, 10.91. Woolsey, CB, 9.50; 4. Hunter Hausler, Ban, 10.06; 800 Meter Run — 1. Tess Garrett, Ban, 2:55.28; June 1, starting at 9 a.m. at Sturdivant Park in 67 Miles Heat 3: 1. Kevin Jones, NB, 10.35; 2. Hayden Heat 2: 1. Ricky Nelson, Ree, 9.81; 2. Jadyn Ollivier, 5. Cody Robinson, Ree, 10.90; 6. Jayce Craig, NB, 2. Mallory Heyer, CB, 2:56.10; 3. Aneykah McCall, Coquille. Events include a 10-kilometer run, a 3- Overall Standings — 1. City Folk, 8:06:57; 2. Gederos, Coq, 10.50; 3. Drew Hall, NB, 11.21; 4. Ree, 9.97; 3. Devante Byers, NB, 10.50; 4. Seth 11.12. Heat 2: 1. Trevor Gulseth, CB, 9.34; 2. Zack Coq, 3:02.00; 4. Tracie Godfrey, Coq, 3:17.56. mile run and a 3-mile walk. The fee is $12 with a Hot ’N Sweaty, 8:12:52; 3. Runners Anonymous, Oscar Morales, NB, 12.31. Marshall, NB, 11.09; 5. Lyric Fondren, CB, 11.75. Marshall, NB, 9.44; 3. Alexander Schulz, Ban, 200 Meter Dash — 1. Elise Martin, CB, 30.87; 2. T-shirt and $5 without for people who sign up 8:14:59; 4. Gold Hill Gang, 8:15:48; 5. DMSO, 1,600 Meter Run — 1. Zach Holt, CB, 6:34.28. 1,600 Meter Run — 1. Garrett Baird, Coq, 9.53; 4. Kaden Tams, NB, 9.65; 5. Devon Paige Hausmann, Ree, 32.12; 3. Maddie Arzie, early. The raceday fee is $15 with a shirt and $5 8:16:12; 6. One Step Closer, 8:41:16; 7. Into the 100 Meter Dash — Heat 1: 1. Pierce Davidson, 8:49.63. Krajewski, NB, 11.00. Heat 3: 1. Brody Priest, CB, 32.80; 4. Taylor Shea, CB, 34.81; 5. Kortney without. Registration starts at 7:30 a.m. Entry Coos, 8:34:03; 8. We Got the Runs, 8:45:33; 9. CB, 17.47; 2. Logan Conley, Ree, 17.56; 3. Kevin 100 Meter Dash — Heat 1: 1. Tyler Thornton, Ree, 9.90; 2. Micah Freitag, Ban, 10.12; 3. Ethan Ferreri, Coq, 38.12. forms are available at the Coquille Chamber of Scurvy Dogs, 8:51:48; 10. Over the Hill Joggers, Jones, NB, 17.69; 4. Christopher Butler, Ban, Ree, 15.68; 2. Devante Byers, NB, 17.25; 3. Butler, Ban, 10.19; 4. Troy Liggett, CB, 10.22. 4x100 Relay — 1. Coos Bay (Elise Mratin, Commerce and Coquille Century 21.

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Saturday, April 27th - 8pm Sunday, April 28th - 2pm

A great play is currently on the boards at the Dolphin Players. It’s easy to see why it won the Pulitzer Prize and was nominated for a Tony. The unfolding of the plot is captivating. The interplay between the five characters takes us into a world of pain that is offset by very funny dialogue. These five people are definitely human, and the cast was truly up to the challenge. If there were any dropped lines or cues, I missed them because they covered them without missing a beat. The largest chunk of praise is for the Director. A play that relies mostly on dialogue needs a director who knows how to get the actors on board with her vision whilst they set about juggling laughter and tears throughout this fast paced production. I laughed so hard I cried and I cried so hard I laughed. If you haven’t seen it, make plans to treat yourself to a night in the theatre you won’t soon forget. By JHP Dolphin Players 580 Newmark, Coos Bay For more info, 541-808-2611 C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday,April 27,2013 • The World • B3 Y K Sports DRAFT caught 91 passes for 1,244 Packers give Rodgers big extension yards and 11 touchdowns for From Page B1 the Beavers in 2012. The THE ASSOCIATED PRESS He has thrown for 21,661 yards and NASCAR this week, set a track record Steelers are in need of depth 171 touchdowns, and has had a quarter- with a lap at 130.334 mph Friday at Long is the son of former at receiver after Mike Wallace GREEN BAY, Wis. — Aaron Rodgers back rating of 101.2 or better in all but Richmond International Raceway. Raiders star Howie Long and left for Miami last month. and the Green Bay Packers have agreed one season as a starter. Kenseth edged JGR teammate Brian the brother of St. Louis Rams Wheaton also gives the on a contract extension. Vickers by 0.005 seconds to claim only defensive end Chris Long. Steelers some versatility. He The deal, according to a person with Westbrook out with injury the 10th top starting position. In the five games he start- also ran for 631 yards during knowledge of the contract who spoke to OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma Jeff Gordon qualified third, followed ed at left guard, the 6-foot- his collegiate career with an The Associated Press on condition of City Thunder All-Star point guard by Kasey Kahne and Clint Bowyer. 6, 313-pound Long recorded average of 7.3 yards per carry. anonymity, is worth as much as $110 Russell Westbrook will have surgery to six touchdown-resulting Also on Friday, Manti Te’o million, with $40 million guaranteed. repair a torn meniscus in his right knee Keselowski races to victory blocks and 36 knockdowns. and Geno Smith provided the Rodgers had two seasons remaining and be out indefinitely. RICHMOND, Va. — Brad Keselowski And the Ducks led the Pac-12 sizzle previously missing on his current deal for a total of roughly The team announced the injury Friday. ducked underneath Kyle Busch to take in total offense and scoring. from the NFL draft. $20 million. So this is essentially a Westbrook was hurt in Game 2 of the the lead with 10 laps to go Friday night Oregon’s Kiko Alonso was Te’o is headed to San seven-year contract, right there with Thunder’s playoff series against and won the Nationwide Series race at taken by Buffalo with the Diego, Smith is a Jet, and the $120.6 million that the Baltimore Houston on Wednesday night. Rookie Richmond International Raceway. 46th pick on Friday. Radio City Music Hall shook Ravens gave quarterback Joe Flacco last Patrick Beverley lunged into him trying Keselowski had to hold off a final Listed at 6-foot-3, 238 with the kind of noise usually month over six years. Judged by the new for a steal in the second quarter and his charge from Kevin Harvick, but after pounds, Alonso was a hard- heard in stadiums when they part of the deal, Rodgers will be the hip collided with Westbrook’s knee. Harvick closed within a few car lengths, hitting tackler over a three- were selected. highest-paid player in NFL history, Westbrook has never previously Keselowski kept him at bay and slightly year career. He played mostly The theater rocked with with an average annual salary of $22 missed a game in his four NBA seasons. expanded his margin in the final laps to at inside linebacker and fin- two picks within minutes of million over those five seasons. win the three-way dual. ished with 143 tackles, six each other Friday night. 1 Locking up Rodgers was a priority Kenseth will start on pole tonight The victory was the 21st of interceptions and 3⁄2 sacks in The big names took over for the Packers, who also reached a RICHMOND, Va. — Matt Kenseth Keselowski’s career in the series and 36 games, including 17 starts. from the bulk and beef of long-term extension with linebacker didn’t wait long to get his pole award second on the 0.75-mile oval. The Pittsburgh Steelers opening night, when 18 line- Clay Matthews this month. The Packers back. Harvick was followed across the finish chose former Oregon State men went in the first round. are 53-27 in Rodgers’ five years as a The Joe Gibbs Racing driver stripped line by Busch, whose streak of three con- wide receiver Markus For a list of picks on the starter, and he led them to the Super of his pole award from last week at secutive victories in the series came to an Wheaton in the third round. first two days, see the score- Bowl title following the 2010 season. Kansas in a raft of penalties levied by end, and Brian Vickers and Regan Smith. The 6-foot-1 Wheaton board section. Scoreboard

Tyler Campbell, Drew James (4) and D.J. 0; Colleen Rayburn, Mar, d. Heide Defeli, 6-0, 6-1. 35. Philadelphia, Zach Ertz, te, Stanford. Texas (D.Holland 1-1) at Minnesota Vickers, Toyota, 250, 100.6, 40, $27,050. 5. (16) On The Air Harrington, Jake Miles (7); Quentin Coomer, Doubles: Kristen Welch and Hannah Alverson, 36. Detroit, Darius Slay, db, Mississippi State. (P.Hernandez 0-0), 1:10 p.m. Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 250, 104.8, 39, $25,475. Mychal Yarbor (7) and Chance Garrett. 2B—Mar: NE, d. Desiree Guirado and Braeden Kennedy, 6-0, 37. Cincinnati (from Oakland), Gio Bernard, rb, Cleveland (Kazmir 0-0) at Kansas City 6. (14) Elliott Sadler, Toyota, 250, 114.6, 39, Today Vern Stevens; Ban: Robert Martino. 6-1; Abby Clough and Gabby Bryant, Mar, d. Grace North Carolina. (E.Santana 2-1), 4:10 p.m. $23,625. 7. (3) Sam Hornish Jr., Ford, 250, 112.6, NBA Basketball — Playoffs: Brooklyn a SOFTBALL Salvd and Karina Wolf, 6-1, 6-3; Sandra Olsoy and 38. San Diego (from Arizona), Mantei Te’o, lb, Houston (Peacock 1-2) at Boston (Doubront 2- 38, $22,385. 8. (18) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 250, Chicago, 11 a.m., TNT; Los Angeles Clippers at Amelie Reuterskvold, NE, d. Katrina Garcia and Notre Dame. 0), 4:10 p.m. 90, 36, $25,295. 9. (17) Travis Pastrana, Ford, Memphis, 1:30 p.m., TNT; Indiana at Atlanta, 4 Far West League Serena Knopper, 6-4, 2-6, 8-10; Shasta Banks and Cleveland Exercised in Supplemental Draft. Tampa Bay (M.Moore 4-0) at Chicago White 250, 72.9, 35, $21,775. 10. (10) Reed Sorenson, p.m., ESPN; Oklahoma City at Houston, 6:30 League Overall Sierra Banks, Mar, won by forfeit. 39. New York Jets, Geno Smith, qb, West Sox (Floyd 0-3), 4:10 p.m. Ford, 250, 100.6, 34, $22,750. 11. (30) Parker p.m., ESPN. W L W L North Bend 6, North Eugene 1 Virginia. L.A. Angels (Blanton 0-3) at Seattle Kligerman, Toyota, 250, 67.4, 33, $21,325. 12. (7) Pro Football — NF Draft, 9 a.m., ESPN, and 4:30 Sutherlin 7 2 10 9 Singles: Kylee Woodman, NB, d. Leah Jaeger, 40. San Francisco (from Tennessee), (F.Hernandez 2-2), 6:10 p.m. Trevor Bayne, Ford, 250, 93, 32, $21,225. 13. (20) p.m., ESPN2. Brookings-Harbor 6 3 10 7 6-1, 6-0; Allie West, NB, d. Brady Mahan, 6-0, 6- Cornellius Carradine, de, Florida State. Sunday’s Games Mike Bliss, Toyota, 250, 79.8, 31, $21,125. 14. (23) Major League Baseball — Atlanta at Detroit, 10 Douglas 6 3 11 5 0; MacKenzee Scott, NB, d. Heidi Detels, 6-1, 6-1; 41. Buffalo, Robert Woods, wr, Southern Cal. Toronto at N.Y. Yankees, 10:05 a.m. Nelson Piquet Jr., Chevrolet, 250, 73, 30, a.m., Fox; Los Angelkes Angels at Seattle, 6 p.m., South Umpqua 5 4 6 11 Kristina Cress, NE, d. Tori Shelton, 6-4, 3-6, 10-4. 42. Oakland (from Miami), Menelik Watson, ot, Houston at Boston, 10:35 a.m. $21,075. 15. (13) Johanna Long, Chevrolet, 250, Root Sports. North Bend 2 7 7 11 Doubles: Hannah Schandalmeier-Lynch and Florida State. Cleveland at Kansas City, 11:10 a.m., 1st game 77.4, 29, $21,950. Auto Racing — NHRA O’Reilly Auto Parts Spring Siuslaw 1 8 4 16 Taylor Cuzzort, NB, d. Hannah Alverson and 43. Tampa Bay, Johnthan Banks, db, Tampa Bay at Chicago White Sox, 11:10 a.m. Nationals, noon, ESPN2; NASCAR Sprint Cup Toyota Friday’s Scores Kristen Welch, 4-6, 6-3, 10-4; Karen LaGesse and Mississippi State. Texas at Minnesota, 11:10 a.m. Hockey Owners 400, 4 p.m., Fox. Douglas 11, North Bend 0 McKenna Reasor, NB, d. Karina Wolf and Grace 44. Carolina, Kawann Short, dt, Purdue. Baltimore at Oakland, 1:05 p.m. Track & Field — Penn Relays, 10 a.m., NBC; Drake Douglas 19, North Bend 10 Salud, 6-4, 6-2; Bailey Lyon and Ashley LaBarre, New Orleans Forfeited. L.A. Angels at Seattle, 1:10 p.m. NHL Sutherlin 4, Siuslaw 3 45. Arizona (from San Diego), Kevin Minter, lb, Atlanta at Detroit, 5:05 p.m. Relays, 5 p.m., ESPN. NB, d. Sandra Olson and Amelie Reuterskuold, EASTERN CONFERENCE Sutherlin 5, Siuslaw 2 LSU. Cleveland at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m., 2nd game Major League Soccer — Chicago at Montreal, 1 6-4, 6-3. Atlantic GP W L OT Pts GF GA South Umpqua 7, Brookings-Harbor 1 46. Buffalo (from St. Louis), Kiko Alonso, lb, p.m., NBC Sports Network; Portland at Sporting z-Pittsburgh 47 35 12 0 70 157 116 Brookings-Harbor 5, South Umpqua 1 GOLF Oregon. National League Kansas City, 9:30 p.m., Root Sports. x-N.Y. Islanders48 24 17 7 55 139 139 BOYS 47. Dallas, Gavin Escobar, te, San Diego State. East Division W L Pct GB Hockey — New Jersey at New York Rangers, First Game x-N.Y. Rangers 47 25 18 4 54 126 112 noon, NBC; Detroit at Dallas, 4 p.m., NBC Sports Reedsport Invitational 48. Pittsburgh, Le’Veon Bell, rb, Michigna Atlanta 15 7 .682 — Douglas 11, North Bend 0 1 New Jersey 47 19 18 10 48 112 125 Network; San JOse at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m., NBC At Forest Hills Country Club State. Washington 12 11 .522 3⁄2 Douglas 332 043 4 — 19 21 1 1 Philadelphia 47 22 22 3 47 131 140 49. New York Giants, Johnathan Hankins, dt, New York 10 11 .476 4⁄2 Sports Network. North Bend 003 106 0 — 10 19 5 Medalist: Montana Frame, Reedsport, 73. Northeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA Golf — PGA Tour Zurich Classic, 10 a.m., Golf REEDSPORT (357): Montana Frame 73, Andrew Ohio State. Philadelphia 10 14 .417 6 Brittany Deaver and Mikayla Dupper; Patience 1 x-Boston 46 28 13 5 61 127 102 50. Chicago, Jon Bostic, lb, Florida. Miami 5 18 .217 10⁄2 Channel, and noon, CBS; Champions Tour Legends Wall 91, Mike Mitchell 93, Daniel Gentry 100, x-Montreal 47 28 14 5 61 145 125 Cook and Katie Carroll. 2B-Dou: Ally Schofield; 51. Washington, David Amerson, db, N.C. Central Division W L Pct GB of Golf, 10 a.m., CBS; LPGA Tour North Texas LPGA NB: Kadie Forderer (2), Jaimie Katherman, Andy Lopez 104. x-Toronto 47 26 16 5 57 144 129 Shootout, noon, Golf Channel; European Tour OAKRIDGE (386): Gerry Snydder 81, Colton State. St. Louis 14 8 .636 — Madison Spence (2). 3B-NB: Katie Carroll. HR- 1 x-Ottawa 46 24 16 6 54 111 100 52. New England (from Minnesota), Jamie Pittsburgh 13 10 .565 1⁄2 Ballantine’s Championship, 6 a.m., Golf Channel. Dou: Shailee Holcomb (GS), Sadie Birch. Dick 95, Rex Gardner 97, Kyle Powell 104, Ace Buffalo 48 21 21 6 48 125 143 Extreme Sports — X Games Brazil, 1 p.m., ABC. Collins, lb, Southern Miss. Cincinnati 13 11 .542 2 Pugh 113, Daniel Tabor 126. 1 Southeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA Second Game 53. Cincinnati, Margus Hunt, de, SMU. Milwaukee 11 10 .524 2⁄2 Sunday, April 28 BANDON (394): Braden Fugate 82, Ethan y-Washington 47 26 18 3 55 146 128 54. Miami (from Indianapolis), Jamar Taylor, Chicago 8 14 .364 6 NBA Basketball — Playoffs, New York at Boston, Douglas 19, North Bend 10 Wickstrom 95, Tristian Davidson 107, Logan Shea Winnipeg 48 24 21 3 51 128 144 db, Boise State. West Division W L Pct 10 a.m., ABC; Miami at Milwaukee, 12:30 p.m., Douglas 013 34 — 11 13 1 110, Troy McClurg 117. Carolina 47 19 24 4 42 125 152 55. San Francisco (from Green Bay), Vance GB ABC; San Antonio at Los Angeles Lakers, 4 p.m., North Bend 000 00 — 0 1 1 GOLD BEACH (433): Cody Hawkins 92, Shane Tampa Bay 47 18 25 4 40 145 145 McDonald, te, Rice. Colorado 15 8 .652 — TNT; Denver at Golden State, 6:30 p.m., TNT. Brittany Deaver and Mikayla Dupper; Patience Roberts 96, Austin Adams 115, Chance Underhill Florida 47 14 27 6 34 107 168 56. Baltimore (from Seattle), Arthur Brown, lb, Arizona 13 10 .565 2 Major League Baseball — Toronto at New York Cook and Katie Carroll. 2B-Dou: Ally Schofield; 130. WESTERN CONFERENCE Kansas State. San Francisco 13 10 .565 2 Yankees, 10 a.m., TBS; Tampa Bay at Chicago White NB: Rachel Oman. HR-Dou: Sadie Birch. NORTH BEND (457): Jared Davisson 108, Adam 1 Central GP W L OT Pts GF GA 57. Houston, D.J. Swearinger, db, South Los Angeles 11 11 .500 3⁄2 Sox, 11 a.m., WGN; Los Angeles Angels at Seattle, 1 Urban 111, Eddie Metcalf 116, Noah Graber 122, 1 z-Chicago 47 36 6 5 77 154 99 Sunset Class 3A Carolina. San Diego 7 15 .318 7⁄2 p.m., Root Sports; Atlanta at Detroit, 5 p.m., ESPN. Garret Ereth 130. x-St. Louis 47 28 17 2 58 126 114 League Overall 58. Denver, Montee Ball, rb, Wisconsin. Thursday’s Games Auto Racing — NHRA O’Reilly Auto Parts Spring CRESWELL (inc): Dayne Miller 79, Joel Newell Detroit 47 23 16 8 54 121 115 W L W L 59. New England, Aaron Dobson, wr, Marshall. Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 4 Nationals, 11 a.m., ESPN2. 99, McKenzie David 121. Columbus 47 23 17 7 53 117 118 Glide 2 0 8 3 60. Atlanta, Robert Alford, db, SE Louisiana. L.A. Dodgers 3, N.Y. Mets 2 Golf — PGA Tour Zurich Classic, 10 a.m., Golf Nashville 47 16 22 9 41 110 136 Bandon 2 0 8 5 61. Green Bay (from San Francisco), Eddie Washington 8, Cincinnati 1 Channel, and noon, CBS; Champions Tour Legends Northwest GP W L OT Pts GF GA Coquille 0 4 3 8 Pro Basketball Lacy, rb, Alabama. Chicago Cubs 4, Miami 3 of Golf, 10 a.m., CBS; LPGA Tour North Texas LPGA y-Vancouver 47 26 14 7 59 125 114 Friday’s Scores 62. Seattle (from Baltimore), Christine Arizona 3, Colorado 2 Shootout, noon, Golf Channel; European Tour Minnesota 47 25 19 3 53 119 126 Bandon 8, Coquille 6 NBA Playoffs Michael, rb, Texas A&M. Friday’s Games Ballantine’s Championship, 6 a.m., Golf Channel. Edmonton 47 18 22 7 43 118 132 Bandon 11, Coquille 9 (x-if necessary) Third Round Detroit 10, Atlanta 0 Monday, April 29 Calgary 48 19 25 4 42 128 160 First Game FIRST ROUND 63. Kansas City, Travis Kelce, te, Cincinnati. Washington 1, Cincinnati 0 NBA Basketball — Chicago at Brooklyn, 4 p.m., Colorado 47 16 24 7 39 115 149 Bandon 8, Coquille 6 (Best-of-7) 64. Jacksonville, Dwayne Gratz, db, UConn. Chicago Cubs 4, Miami 2 TNT; Indiana at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m., NBATV; Thursday, April 25 Pacific GP W L OT Pts GF GA Coquille 002 000 4 — 6 7 4 65. Detroit, Larry Warford, g, Kentucky. Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Mets 0 Oklahoma City at Houston, 6:30 p.m., TNT. Miami 104, Milwaukee 91, Miami leads series y-Anaheim 47 30 11 6 66 137 113 Bandon 310 301 x — 8 4 1 66. Oakland, Sio Moore, lb, UConn. St. Louis 9, Pittsburgh 1 Major League Baseball — Washington at Atlanta, 3-0 x-Los Angeles 47 26 16 5 57 130 116 Tori Howard and Makala Edgar; Amy 67. Philadelphia, Bennie Logan, dt, LSU. Colorado 6, Arizona 3 4 p.m., ESPN; Baltimore at Seattle, 7 p.m., Root Chicago 79, Brooklyn 76, Chicago leads series x-San Jose 47 25 15 7 57 122 113 Schoonmaker and Savannah Williams. 2B—Coq: 68. Cleveland, Leon McFadden, db, San Diego L.A. Dodgers 7, Milwaukee 5 Sports. 2-1 Phoenix 47 20 18 9 49 120 128 Makala Edgar, Britney Forbes, Kaitlyn Hyatt; State. San Diego 2, San Francisco 1 Memphis 94, L.A. Clippers 82, L.A. Clippers Dallas 47 22 21 4 48 130 139 Ban: Hailey Iverson, Schoonmaker. 3B—Coq: 69. Arizona, Tyrann Mathieu, db, LSU. Today’s Games leads series 2-1 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- Local Schedule Edgar. 70. Tennessee, Blidi Wreh-Wilson, db, UConn. Atlanta (Medlen 1-2) at Detroit (Porcello 0-2), Friday, April 26 10:05 a.m. time loss. Second Game 71. St. Louis (from Buffalo), T.J. McDonald, x-clinched playoff spot Today New York 90, Boston 76, New York leads Southern Cal. Cincinnati (Leake 1-0) at Washington (Haren 1- High School Baseball — Bonanza at Myrtle Bandon 11, Coquille 9 series 3-0 3), 10:05 a.m. y-clinched division 72. New York Jets, Brian Winters, ot, Kent z-clinched conference Point (2), noon; Gold Beach at North Lake (2), Coquille 203 310 0 — 9 7 5 San Antonio 120, L.A. Lakers 89, San Antonio State. Philadelphia (Pettibone 0-0) at N.Y. Mets noon. Bandon 160 211 x — 11 10 3 leads series 3-0 (Marcum 0-0), 10:05 a.m. Thursday’s Games 73. Tampa Bay, Mike Glennon, qb, N.C. State. Philadelphia 2, N.Y. Islanders 1 High School Softball — Bonanza at Myrtle Point Katie Gurney and Makala Edgar; Amy Golden State 110, Denver 108, Golden State 74. Dallas (from Carolina through San Pittsburgh (A.Burnett 1-2) at St. Louis (2), noon; Monroe at Reedsport (2), noon. Schoonamker and Savannah Williams. 2B—Coq: leads series 2-1 (Westbrook 1-1), 1:15 p.m. Ottawa 2, Washington 1, OT Francisco), Terrance Williams, wr, Baylor. N.Y. Rangers 4, Carolina 3, OT High School Track & Field — Marshfield, Edgar, Britney Forbes, Nicole Romine, Gurney; Saturday, April 27 75. New Orleans, Terron Armstead, ot, Chicago Cubs (Wood 1-1) at Miami (Sanabia 2- Siuslaw at Centennial, 11 a.m. Ban: Hailey Iverson. 3B—Ban: Schoonmaker, Brooklyn at Chicago, 11 a.m. 2), 4:10 p.m. New Jersey 3, Pittsburgh 2 Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Toronto 4, Florida 0 High School Boys Tennis — Marshfield at Grants Raelyn Freitag. HR—Coq: Edgar, Kaitlyn Hyatt. L.A. Clippers at Memphis, 1:30 p.m. 76. San Diego, Keenan Allen, wr, California. Colorado (Francis 1-2) at Arizona (Miley 2-0), Pass, 10 a.m.; North Bend at St. Mary’s, 10 a.m.; Detroit 5, Nashville 2 Class 2A-1A District 2 Indiana at Atlanta, 4 p.m., Indiana leads series 77. Miami, Dallas Thomas, ot, Tennessee. 5:10 p.m. North Bend at Grants Pass, 1 p.m. 2-0 San Francisco (Zito 3-1) at San Diego (Stults 2- Boston 2, Tampa Bay 0 League Overall 78. Buffalo (from St. Louis), Marquise High School Girls Tennis — Marshfield at Grants Oklahoma City at Houston, 6:30 p.m., 2), 5:40 p.m. Montreal 4, Winnipeg 2 W L W L Goodwin, wr, Texas. St. Louis 4, Calgary 1 Pass, 10 a.m.; North Bend at Grants Pass, 1 p.m. Oklahoma City leads series 2-0 Milwaukee (W.Peralta 1-1) at L.A. Dodgers (Fife Yoncalla12 1 15 3 79. Pittsburgh, Markus Wheaton, wr, Oregon Columbus 3, Dallas 1 Sunday, April 28 Sunday, April 28 0-0), 6:10 p.m. Glendale 10 1 14 3 State. No local events scheduled. New York at Boston, 10 a.m. Sunday’s Games Anaheim 3, Vancouver 1 North Douglas 9 5 10 6 80. Dallas, J.J. Wilcox, db, Georgia Southern. Friday’s Games Monday, April 29 Miami at Milwaukee, 12:30 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Miami, 10:10 a.m. Oakland 8 5 10 5 81. New York Giants, Damontre Moore, de, Buffalo 2, N.Y. Islanders 1, SO High School Baseball — Marshfield at San Antonio at L.A. Lakers, 4 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets, 10:10 a.m. Oakridge 6 5 10 6 Texas A&M. Colorado 5, Phoenix 4, SO Springfield, 5 p.m. Denver at Golden State, 6:30 p.m. Cincinnati at Washington, 10:35 a.m. Riddle 7 5 9 5 82. New Orleans (from Chicago through Edmonton 6, Minnesota 1 High School Softball — Marshfield at Monday, April 29 Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 11:15 a.m. Reedsport 5 7 5 8 Miami), John Jenkins, nt, Georgia. Chicago 3, Calgary 1 Springfield, 5 p.m. Chicago at Brooklyn, 4 p.m. Colorado at Arizona, 1:10 p.m. Lowell 3 6 4 7 83. New England (from Minnesota), Logan Today’s Games High School Boys Golf — Far West League at Indiana at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. Milwaukee at L.A. Dodgers, 1:10 p.m. Days Creek 1 527 Ryan, db, Rutgers. New Jersey at N.Y. Rangers, noon Myrtle Creek Golf Course, 11 a.m. Oklahoma City at Houston, 6:30 p.m. San Francisco at San Diego, 1:10 p.m. Monroe 1 11 1 15 84. Cincinnati, Shawn Williams, db, Georgia. Detroit at Dallas, 4 p.m. High School Girls Golf — Midwestern League Tuesday, April 30 Atlanta at Detroit, 5:05 p.m. UVC 1 12 2 12 85. Washington, Jordan Reed, te, Florida. Nashville at Columbus, 4 p.m. at Shadow Hills, TBA. x-Milwaukee at Miami, 4 or 5 p.m. 86. Indianapolis, Hugh Thornton, g, Illinois. Friday’s Scores x-L.A. Lakers at San Antonio, 5 or 6:30 p.m. Florida at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. Riddle 6, Reedsport 2 87. Seattle, Jordan Hill, dt, Penn State. Auto Racing Boston at Washington, 4 p.m. High School Results Golden State at Denver, 5 or 6 p.m. 88. San Francisco (from Green Bay), Corey Glendale 5, Oakland 1 Memphis at L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Ottawa, 4 p.m. North Douglas 19, UVC 0 Lemonier, de, Auburn. NASCAR Montreal at Toronto, 4 p.m. BASEBALL 89. Houston, Brennan Williams, ot, North Minnesota at Colorado, 4:30 p.m. Riddle 6, Reedsport 2 Pro Football Carolina. Sprint Cup Toyota Owners 400 Lineup Far West League Reedsport 101 000 0 — 2 8 1 After Friday qualifying; race today Carolina at Pittsburgh, 4:30 p.m. 90. Denver, Kayvon Webster, db, South Chicago at St. Louis, 5 p.m. League Overall Riddle 021 003 x — 6 5 2 NFL Draft Florida. At Richmond International Raceway Britney Manicke and Ruby Cardoso; Adrian Richmond, Va. Phoenix at Anaheim, 7 p.m. W L W L At New York 91. New England, Duron Harmon, db, Rutgers. Chandler and Sarah Linton. 2B—Ree: Mariah Lap length: .75 miles Vancouver at Edmonton, 7 p.m. North Bend 7 2 11 8 Thursday 92. St. Louis (from Atlanta), Stedman Bailey, McGill; Rid: Holly Sanders, Chey Kremer. (Car number in parentheses) San Jose at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. Siuslaw 7 2 12 5 First Round wr, West Virginia. 1. (20) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 130.334 mph. Sunday’s Game South Umpqua 5 4 9 7 1. Kansas City, Eric Fisher, ot, Central 93. Miami (from San Francisco through Green TENNIS 2. (11) Brian Vickers, Toyota, 130.303. Ottawa at Boston, 5 p.m. Sutherlin 4 5 6 13 Michigan. Bay), Will Davis, db, Utah State. BOYS 3. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 130.252. End Regular Season Brookings-Harbor 3 6 6 11 2. Jacksonville, Luke Joeckel, ot, Texas A&M. 94. Baltimore, Brandon Williams, dt, Missouri 4. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 130.183. Douglas 1 8 3 14 North Bend 7, Sisters 1 3. Miami (from Oakland), Dion Jordan, de, Southern. 5. (15) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 130.158. Friday’s Scores Singles: Keaten Baker, NB, d. Paul Fullhart, 6- Oregon. 95. x-Houston, Sam Montgomery, de, LSU. Transactions 6. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 129.851. Douglas 5, North Bend 1 2, 6-3; Kevin Johnson, NB, d. Devin Calvin, 6-2, 6- 4. Philadelphia, Lane Johnson, ot, Oklahoma. 96. x-Kansas City, Knile Davis, rb, Arkansas. 7. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 129.758. BASEBALL North Bend 14, Douglas 6 0; Evan Rickards, Sis, d. Josh Dediego, 6-2, 7-5; 5. Detroit, Ziggy Ansah, de, BYU. 97. x-Tennessee, Zaviar Gooden, lb, Missouri. 8. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 129.633. COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE—Suspended Tampa Siuslaw 10, Sutherlin 0 Steven Chan, NB, d. Ryan Houston, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3. 6. Cleveland, Barkevious Mingo, de, LSU. 9. (56) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 129.596. Bay RHP Jose Disla 50 games for a violation of Siuslaw 13, Sutherlin 3 Doubles: Nathan Petrie and James Jordan, NB, 7. Arizona, Jonathan Cooper, g, North Pro Baseball 10. (55) Mark Martin, Toyota, 129.577. the Minor League Drug Prevention and South Umpqua 8, Brookings-Harbor 1 d. Shawn Horton and Nate Kaping, 6-2, 6-1; Ian Carolina. 11. (9) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 129.565. Treatment Program. South Umpqua 5, Brookings-Harbor 4 Bream and Stewart Lyons, NB, d. Ethan Stengel 8. St. Louis (from Buffalo), Tavon Austin, wr, American League 12. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 129.552. American League First Game and Tyrell Gilmore, 6-0, 6-0; Clint Cheney and West Virginia. East Division W L Pct GB 13. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 129.534. OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Sent OF Yoenis Brant Hamner, NB, d. Andrew Stengel and 9. New York Jets, Dee Milliner, db, Alabama. Douglas 5, North Bend 1 Boston 16 7 .696 — 14. (78) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 129.422. Cespedes to Sacramento (PCL) for a rehab Michael Cummings, 6-1, 6-3; Kyle Zomerschoe 10. Tennessee, Chance Warmack, g, Alabama. North Bend 000 001 0—1 4 4 and Chris Seldon, NB, d. Shawn Horton and Baltimore 14 9 .609 2 15. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 129.385. assignment. 11. San Diego, D.J. Fluker, ot, Alabama. 1 Douglas 301 010 x — 5 7 2 New York 13 9 .591 2⁄2 16. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 129.372. TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Placed 1B Adam Lind on Ethan Stengel, 9-8 (9-7). 12. Oakland (from Miami), D.J. Hayden, db, Chris Gruchacz and Clayton Duryee; Brandon Tampa Bay 10 13 .435 6 17. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 129.366. the paternity list. Recalled RHP Brad Lincoln GIRLS Houston. 1 Box and Christian Osborne. 2B—Dou: Tristan Toronto 9 15 .375 7⁄2 18. (7) Dave Blaney, Chevrolet, 129.292. from Buffalo (IL). Friday 13. New York Jets (from Tampa Bay), Sheldon Garnett. Central Division W L Pct GB 19. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 129.187. National League Richardson, dt, Missouri. Second Game Marist 8, Marshfield 0 Kansas City 11 8 .579 — 20. (34) David Ragan, Ford, 129.162. ATLANTA BRAVES—Sent C Brian McCann to Singles: Madisyn Bryant, Marist, d. Katie 14. Carolina, Star Lotulelei, dt, Utah. Detroit 11 10 .524 1 Rome (SAL) for a rehab assignment. North Bend 14, Douglas 6 15. New Orleans, Kenny Vaccaro, db, Texas. 21. (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 129.112. Boesl, 6-1, 6-0; Madeline Balderston, Marist, d. Minnesota 9 10 .474 2 22. (83) David Reutimann, Toyota, 129.112. COLORADO ROCKIES—Placed INF Todd Helton North Bend 000 217 4 — 14 12 5 16. Buffalo (from St. Louis), EJ Manuel, qb, 1 Lindsay Brown, 6-0, 6-0; Claire Sick, Marist, d. Chicago 10 12 .455 2⁄2 on the 15-day DL, retroactive to April 20. Douglas 200 121 0 — 6 7 4 23. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 129.032. Colleen Rayburn, 6-1, 6-3; Renee Lee, Marist, d. Florida State. Cleveland 8 11 .421 3 Recalled INF Ryan Wheeler from Colorado Jonathan Bennison, Hunter Jackson (5), Tylan 24. (51) A J Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 128.915. Serena Knopper, 6-1, 6-1. 17. Pittsburgh, Jarvis Jones, lb, Georgia. West Division W L Pct GB Springs (PCL). Corder (6) and Clayton Duryee; Cade Claughton, 18. San Francisco (from Dallas), Eric Reid, db, 25. (30) David Stremme, Toyota, 128.811. Doubles: Lauren Sibule and Madison Penn, Texas 16 7 .696 — 26. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 128.78. MIAMI MARLINS—Claimed LHP Duane Below Tristan Garnett (6), Tyler Digby (7) and Christian LSU. 1 Marist, d. Deisree Guirado and Braeden Oakland 13 11 .542 3⁄2 27. (35) Josh Wise, Ford, 128.743. off waivers from Detroit and optioned him to Osborne. 2B—NB: Duryee; Dou: Brock Koone, 19. New York Giants, Justin Pugh, ot, Syracuse. 1 Kennedy, 6-1, 6-0; Emily Adlander and Mango Los Angeles 9 13 .409 6⁄2 New Orleans (PCL). Garnett, Osborne. 20. Chicago, Tyler Long, g, Oregon. 28. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 128.725. Werner, Marist, d. Abby Clough and Gabby Seattle 9 16 .360 8 29. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 128.719. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Placed 1B Matt Adams Class 2A-1A District 4 Bryant, 6-1, 6-0; Aubrie Hood and Maddie 21. Cincinnati, Tyler Eifert, te, Notre Dame. Houston 7 16 .304 9 on the 15-day DL, retroactive to April 22. 22. Atlanta (from Washington through St. 30. (10) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, 128.7. League Overall Martin, Marist, d. Katrina Garcia and Serena Thursday’s Games 31. (33) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 128.682. Selected the contract of INF Jermaine Curtis W L W L Knoper, 6-1, 6-0; Taylor Anderson and Katlyn Louis), Desmond Trufant, db, Washington. Kansas City 8, Detroit 3, 10 innings from Memphis (PCL). 23. Minnesota, Sharrif Floyd, dt, Florida. 32. (47) Bobby Labonte, Toyota, 128.608. UVC 8 1 16 4 Witsenger, Marist, d. Jenny Shaffer and Shasta Boston 7, Houston 2 33. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 128.516. BASKETBALL Oakland 7 1 9 2 Banks, 6-0, 6-1. 24. Indianapolis, Bjoern Werner, de, Floida N.Y. Yankees 5, Toronto 3 National Basketball Association State. 34. (43) Aric Almirola, Ford, 128.351. Riddle 7 2 12 5 Marist 6, North Bend 2 Chicago White Sox 5, Tampa Bay 2 35. (98) Michael McDowell, Ford, 128.053. NBA—Fined Boston coach Doc Rivers $25,000 North Douglas 4 5 9 7 25. Minnesota (from Seattle), Xavier Rhodes, Texas 2, Minnesota 1 for public criticism of officiating, following the Singles: Maidsyn Bryant, Mar, d. Kylee db, Florida State. 36. (93) Travis Kvapil, Toyota, 127.956. Yoncalla 3 5 6 9 Woodman, 6-1, 6-2; Madeline Balderson, Mar, d. Baltimore 10, Oakland 2 37. (38) David Gilliland, Ford, owner points. April 23 game at New York. Reedsport 17 212 26. Green Bay, Datone Jones, de, UCLA. Seattle 6, L.A. Angels 0 BROOKLYN NETS—Signed general manager Allie West, 6-0, 6-1; MacKenzee Scott, NB, won 27. Houston, DeAndre Hopkins, wr, Clemson. 38. (19) Mike Bliss, Toyota, owner points. Glendale 0 9 1 17 by injury default over Claire Sick; Renee Lee, Friday’s Games 39. (36) J.J. Yeley, Chevrolet, owner points. Billy King to a contract extension. Friday’s Games 28. Denver, Sylvester Williams, dt, North Mar, d. Tori Shelton, 6-0, 6-2. Detroit 10, Atlanta 0 40. (13) Casey Mears, Ford, owner points. FOOTBALL Riddle 12, Reedsport 3 Carolina. N.Y. Yankees 6, Toronto 4 National Football League Doubles: Lauren Sibole and Madison Penn, 29. Minnesota (from New England), 41. (87) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, owner points. Oakland 11, Glendale 1 Mar, d. Hannah Schandalmeier-Lynch and Taylor Boston 7, Houston 3 42. (32) Timmy Hill, Ford, owner points. CINCINNATI BENGALS—Agreed to terms with T UVC 9, North Douglas 2 Cordarrelle Patterson, wr, Tennessee. Chicago White Sox 5, Tampa Bay 4 Andre Smith. Cuzzort, 6-3, 6-0; Emily Hollander and Margo 30. St. Louis (from Atlanta), Alec Ogletree, lb, 43. (52) Brian Keselowski, Toyota, owner points. Riddle 12, Reedsport 3 Werner, Mar, d. Karen LaGesse and McKenna Texas 4, Minnesota 3 GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signed QB Aaron Georgia. Cleveland at Kansas City, ppd., rain Nationwide-ToyotaCare 250 Results Rodgers to a contract extension. Reedsport 300 000 0 — 3 3 2 Reasor, 6-3, 6-1; Aubrie Hood and Maddie Martin, 31. Dallas (from San Francisco), Travis Riddle 100 731 x — 12 14 2 Mar, d. Ashley LaBarre and Bailey Lyon, 6-0, 6-1; Baltimore 3, Oakland 0 Friday COLLEGE Frederick, c, Wisconsin. L.A. Angels 6, Seattle 3 At Richmond International Raceway KANSAS—Announced men’s basketball F Griffin Kaufmann, Matt Rohde (5) and Shallon Payton Smith and Raegan Spence, NB, d. Emily 32. Baltimore, Matt Elam, db, Florida. Zehe; A.J. Davis and Kevin Smith. 2B—Erik Scherer and Lucia Iapuzzo, 6-4, 3-6, 10-7. Today’s Games Richmond, Va. Hunter Mickelson is transferring from Arkansas. Rogers. HR—Rogers. Friday Atlanta (Medlen 1-2) at Detroit (Porcello 0-2), Lap length: .75 miles LA SALLE—Agrees to terms with men’s basket- Thursday (x-compensatory selection) 10:05 a.m. (Start position in parentheses) ball coach John Giannini on a multiyear contract Nonleague Marshfield 6, North Eugene 2 Second Round Baltimore (Tillman 0-1) at Oakland (Griffin 2- 1. (1) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 250 laps, 130.6 extension. Bandon 8, Marshfield 4 Singles: Katie Boesl, Mar, d. Leah Jager, 6-0, 6- 33. Jacksonville, Johnathan Cyprien, db, FIU. 1), 1:05 p.m. rating, 0 points, $47,990. 2. (4) Kevin Harvick, UNC ASHEVILLE—Promoted men’s assistant Marshfield 100 021 0—4 7 3 0; Javiera Henriquez, Mar, d. Brady Mahan, 6-2, 34. Tennessee (from Kansas City through San Toronto (Happ 2-1) at N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 3- Chevrolet, 250, 140.1, 0, $34,250. 3. (2) Kyle basketball coach Nick McDevitt to head Bandon 006 110x—8 8 4 6-1; Lindsay Brown, Mar, d. Kristina Crass, 6-2, 6- Francisco), Justin Hunter, wr, Tennessee. 2), 1:05 p.m. Busch, Toyota, 250, 118.1, 0, $23,525. 4. (9) Brian coach. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K B4 •The World • Saturday,April 27,2013 Y K Sports Frame is Douglas softball team medalist sweeps North Bend

THE WORLD BY GEORGE ARTSITAS and three RBIs from the lead- The World off spot. Forderer said it was Reedsport’s Montana her best game in high school. Frame shot a 1-over-par 73 to NORTH BEND — If there Considering she was out of lead the Braves to the team is such thing as a moral vic- position at third base — she’s title in the Reedsport tory in a nine-run loss, North the Bulldog’s regular center- Invitational at Forest Hills Bend’s softball can notch one fielder — she was happy with Country Club on Friday. of Friday’s two losses in the how she played. Andrew Wall added a 91 win column. “It feels really good since I and Mike Mitchell a 93 for After losing 11-0 in five don’t actually play third the Braves, who finished with innings in game one of its base,” Forderer said. “I just a team score (357) that was doubleheader against cheer everybody on when nearly 30 strokes better than Douglas, North Bend was they do something good. I tell runner-up Oakridge. able to battle back for six people that look sad, ‘You’re Bandon finished third in runs in the sixth inning in doing good. Keep it up,’and it the team race, led by Braden game two to only lose 19-10 keeps them happy.” Fugate’s 82. and stave off back-to-back The Bulldogs needed shortened-game losses. more run support than emo- “I was very proud how tional support the rest of the BANDON they competed in the second game. game. They were in a position Douglas came back to rile From Page B1 By Lou Sennick, The World were the game could be over,” the Bulldogs up again, getting Marshfield’s Javiera Henriquez hits a volley during her match against North Eugene on Thursday. She helped Bulldogs head coach Ryan a pinch-hit grand slam from The Red Devils tied the the Pirates to a team win over the Highlanders. Goll. “I was just proud they Shailee Holcomb to go up 12- score one more time when competed a lot better in the 4. With another three runs in Romine and Gurney had second game then they did in the sixth, North Bend was back-to-back doubles in the Pirates split tennis matches the first game. It shows they staring at their second mercy- top of the fifth. But Bandon have good heart.” rule loss in a couple hours. got four straight two-out Bulldog Rachel Oman’s Then, North Bend’s pride singles in the sixth — by THE WORLD But a day later,The Pirates BOYS double was the only hit kicked in. Young, Schoonmaker, were swept by the Spartans., North Bend 7, Sisters 1: Douglas’ starting pitcher The Bulldogs rifled off a Iverson and Savannah Marshfield’s girls tennis “Marshfield was missing The Bulldogs improved to 12- Brittany Deaver gave up in six run-rally behind base hits Williams — to go in front team topped visiting North two seniors and had to bump 1 on the season by beating the first game. Deaver only from Oman, Savannah again and Freitag added an Eugene 6-2 on Thursday, but up players out of position one of the foes in their allowed one other Bulldog, Fugate and Patience Cook insurance run in the sixth fell to a tough Marist squad that made it challenging,” upcoming district tourna- catcher Katie Carroll, to and two huge doubles from when she hit a lead-off triple 8-0 on Friday. Boesl said. “Our girls played ment. reach base the rest of the Madison Spence and and came home on a ground- The Pirates swept the sin- very hard and really saw what North Bend got wins in game. It was on an error. Forderer. Spence finished 2- out. gles matches against North the next level of tennis looks three of the four singles It took almost two hours, for-4 with two doubles and “In the second game, I feel Eugene, with Katie Boesl, like.” matches — by Keaten Baker, but in the third inning of the two RBIs, Oman went 3-for- like our hitting came more Javiera Henriquez, Linsday Bulldogs split matches: Kevin Johnson and Steven second game, North Bend’s 3 and after a bases clearing alive,” said Schoonmaker, Brown and Colleen Rayburn North Bend dominated Chan, who rallied for a 4-6, bats finally woke up. double from Jaimie who had three hits and three losing just four games North Eugene 6-1 on 6-4, 6-3 victory over Ryan Down 8-0, freshman Katherman cut the score to runs. Iverson also had three between them. Thursday, but fell to Marist Houston. Kadie Forderer ripped a dou- 15-10, the Bulldogs averted a hits, drove in three runs and “All our singles players 6-2 on Friday. “Steven had a nice come- ble to start a three-run rally bad two-game stretch and scored twice. played very smart and effi- Kylee Woodman, Allie back after losing the first that was capped by Carroll’s had something to hold their The Tigers also were cient tennis,”said Marshfield West and MacKenzee Scott set,” said North Bend coach triple to left. heads up about. steady in the field, she said. coach Aron Boesl. “They won singles matches for the Dustin Hood. “He stayed Forderer proved to have “I’m proud of them,” said “I’m pretty confident in really looked solid today and Bulldogs against the with it and was rewarded the best day of any Bulldogs Goll. “We’ll just take that my infield,” Schoonmaker very confident.” Highlanders. with a nice victory.” offensively, going 4-for-4 with us the next couple weeks said. “My job is to let them Marshfield lost the No. 1 North Bend got doubles Baker beat one of the dis- with two doubles, two runs and see where that lands us.” hit it.” and No. 3 doubles matches. wins by Hannah trict’s top players from Bandon now will focus on Desiree Guirado and Braeden Schandalmeier-Lynch and another squad, Paul Fullhart, its next goal. Kennedy lost to an experi- Taylor Cuzzort; Karen by a 6-2, 6-3 margin. Sutherlin rallied from a 3- “We’ve just got to go out enced North Eugene team, LaGesse and McKenna “The Fullhart kid was RECAP 0 deficit to win the opener, and go after Glide with our all Boesl said. Katrina Garcia and Reasor; and Bailey Lyon an solid, so it was nice that From Page B1 with Natasha Kress scoring and try to beat them,”Young Serena Knopper won the first Ashley LaBarre. Keaten earned the win there,” the game-winner on a sacri- said of the Wildcats, who set 6-4 before dropping the Against Marist, North Hood said. Ruby Cardoso and Jessica fice fly by Syndey Tostenson visit Bandon on Tuesday. second set and losing the third Bend’s Scott won her singles The Bulldogs swept the Howell each had two hits for in the seventh. No matter the outcome of set in a 10-point tiebreaker. match by injury default and doubles matches, with wins the Braves. Cheylin Malinoff gave up that game or the later dou- Abby Clough and Gabby Payton Smith and Raegan by Nathan Petrie and James Riddle is sixth in the just a first-inning run in the bleheader at Glide, Hinojosa Bryant won the No. 2 doubles Spence won their match at Jordan, Ian Bream and league standings at 7-5. nightcap and also had a two- said he is excited about how match for the Pirates in their No. 4 doubles. Stewart Lyons, Clint Cheney Reedsport is 5-7. run single. his team is playing. first action as teammates. “Marist is loaded with and Brant Hamner, and Kyle At 7-2, Siuslaw is a game “We usually pick a team “This was a good match talent,” North Bend coach Zomerschoe and Chris Far West League in front of both Brookings- player of the game,” he said. for our team,” Boesl said.“We Dustin Hood said. “I’m Seldon. Sutherlin sweeps: The Harbor, which split with “This one, it was every one of played to our potential and happy for Payton and Raegan “Ian and Stewart played Bulldogs moved into first South Umpqua on Friday, them. We couldn’t single one really played some very nice today as they came away with the best they have all season,” place in the Far West League and Douglas, which swept out. They all did their jobs.” tennis.” a nice win.” Hood said. by taking two from Siuslaw. North Bend. Curry helps Warriors take 2-1 lead in series with Denver

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS points as Denver dropped its sec- added his first career playoff triple- routing Boston in Game 3. their patented runs to beat the ond straight game — and its grip on double with 11 points, 13 rebounds Quickly taking the crowd out of Milwaukee Bucks for a 3-0 lead in OAKLAND, Calif. — Stephen the best-of-seven series. and 10 assists, but the Spurs were it in the first NBA game here since their first-round series. Curry played through a sprained Game 4 is Sunday night in far too much for a team without the Boston Marathon bombings, the The Heat can complete the left ankle to score 29 points and Oakland. Kobe Bryant and Steve Nash. Knicks built a 16-point halftime sweep in Game 4 on Sunday at the Golden State beat Denver 110-108 Spurs 120, Lakers 89: Tim Andrew Goudelock scored a career- lead and now are on the verge of Bradley Center. to take a 2-1 lead in their first-round Duncan had 26 points and nine high 20 points in his first playoff taking out the Celtics. Bulls 79, Nets 76: Carlos playoff series Friday. rebounds, and the San Antonio start. Raymond Felton added 15 points Boozer had 22 points and 16 Curry also had 11 assists, Jarrett Spurs pushed the Los Angeles The Spurs can close it out in and 10 assists for the Knicks, who rebounds, Luol Deng added 21 Jack added 23 points and seven Lakers to the brink of first-round Game 4 on Sunday night. haven’t advanced in the playoffs points and 10 boards, and Chicago assists, and Harrison Barnes and playoff elimination with a victory in With Bryant and Nash joined by since reaching the 2000 Eastern held off Brooklyn in Game 3 to take Carl Landry each scored 19 points Game 3 on Friday night, the worst Jodie Meeks and Steve Blake on the Conference finals. They will go for a 2-1 lead in their first-round play- to help the Warriors rally from 13 home playoff loss in franchise his- injured list, the Lakers started the sweep here Sunday afternoon. off series. points down in the third quarter. tory. Goudelock and Darius Morris, Jeff Green scored 21 points for Grizzlies 94, Clippers 82: Golden State still had to sweat out Tony Parker had 20 points and using a starting five that had never the Celtics, who will try to become Zach Randolph had 27 points and 11 Andre Iguodala’s missed 3-pointer seven assists as the Spurs methodi- started together for the second time the first NBA team to win a series rebounds, and Memphis beat Los as the buzzer sounded, setting off a cally seized control of the series by in three games. Morris added 24 after trailing 3-0. Angeles to pull to 2-1 in the series. gold-confetti celebration through- dominating their third straight points, getting 12 in the fourth Memphis snapped the Clippers’ out the announced sellout crowd of meeting with the short-handed quarter of the historic blowout. THURSDAY nine-game winning streak by out- 19,596. Lakers, who played without their Knick 90, Celtics 76: Carmelo Heat 104, Bucks 91: Ray Allen rebounding and dominating on Ty Lawson had a career playoff- top four guards due to injury. Anthony scored 26 points and New scored 23 points and broke the NBA second-chance points, the same high 35 points to go with 10 assists, Dwight Howard had 25 points York moved to the brink of its first career playoff record for 3-pointers, things Los Angeles did so well on its and reserve Corey Brewer scored 16 and 11 rebounds, and Pau Gasol playoff series victory in 13 years, and the Miami Heat used another of home court to start the series.

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Real Estate | C2 Comics | C5 Business Classiﬁeds | C6 C theworldlink.com/business • Business Editor Gail Elber • 541-269-1222, ext. 234 SATURDAY,APRIL 27,2013 Protect your business from fraud

BY GAIL ELBER foolproof way to make sure that a The World bill or credit card has the right kind of security markings. The units COOS BAY — To avoid losses cost about $50 for a countertop from counterfeiting and check model, or less for a battery-oper- fraud, get serious about protecting ated device that can be used in a your own business, a police detec- vehicle or outdoor booth. tive and a banker told local busi- Chemistry also has given check ness managers Thursday. forgers some new opportunities, These days, prosecutors and said Jen Hibbs, regional operations law enforcement agencies don’t coordinator for Sterling Bank. have the resources to aggressively They can wash ink off a check and track down and prosecute fraud- change the amount or payee. sters, said Coos Bay Police Pens with ink that can’t be Detective Scott Rogers at a work- washed off are available. Hibbs shop organized by the Southern also suggested depositing mail Oregon Financial Fraud and only in locked mailboxes. Security Team. Another important line of Yet counterfeiting and check- defense against check fraud and fraud rings are constantly coming embezzlement is for the business up with new ways to part you from owner to check the bank state- your money. ments each month. You have 60 Rogers said a current method of days to dispute payment on an counterfeiting is to chemically item, but if you have multiple wash the ink off a $5 bill and use a fraudulent checks from the same color copier to print a larger person, the period goes down to 30 denomination onto it. Because the days, because that shows you did- fake bill is made of authentic n’t “exercise ordinary care” in pro- paper, the pens sold for detecting tecting your checks. counterfeit currency won’t work “Ordinary care” also means on it. locking up blank checks and An ultraviolet light unit is a promptly reconciling bank statements. Hibbs said banks offer a service By Gail Elber, The World Coos Bay Police Detective Scott Rogers speaks to a Thursday gathering of business owners and managers about how to avoid tak- called “positive pay,”in which you Think a bill is bad? ing counterfeit money. Getting a good description or surveillance video image of someone who passes a counterfeit bill is essen- Do provide a daily record of the checks you wrote and the bank matches it tial, he said. I Check the bill at the time of purchase I Use a light box with checks that clear. There’s also I Keep the fake bill “reverse positive pay,” in which fact, the Association of Certified among employees of a business I Tell the person you’re calling police, you approve items presented every Fraud Examiners found that a typ- helps prevent embezzlement, How to give and let them leave if they want to day before the bank clears them. ical organization loses 5 percent of Hibbs said. Requiring employees I Get a good description, including In 2012, 55 percent of business- its revenue to fraud each year, with to use their vacation time also a good description vehicle if you see it es with revenue less than $1 billion the median loss $140,000. Small helps; some embezzlers never take I In a crowd, what would attract your I Prosecute them reported attempted or actual pay- businesses have higher median a vacation or sick day because they attention to this person? ment fraud. Checks accounted for losses because they typically have always have to be at work to cover I What would separate this vehicle Don’t 82 percent of these frauds. For all fewer fraud-detecting systems in up their thefts. from others like it? I Wait for the bank to find it. They businesses that reported check place. And employees who sign a I Direction of travel? won’t reimburse you. fraud losses, the median loss was According to the ACFE, 87 per- company’s written policy articu- I With other people? I Trust your eyes. $19,200. cent of occupational fraudsters lating “zero tolerance for theft” are I Hair? I Give the bill back so they can try If you experience check fraud, had never been charged with or 70 percent less likely to steal, she I Scars, birthmarks, tattoos? again. your bank may make you use posi- convicted of a fraud-related said. I Walks with a limp? I Stand in their way. Money isn’t worth tive pay, but you can also use it as a offense. Tips — not accounting Reporter Gail Elber can be I Voice? Accent, pitch? your health. preventive measure. controls or audits — uncovered 43 reached at 541-269-1222, ext. 234, I What items were purchased? I Follow them. Your own employees also have percent of frauds discovered. at [email protected], opportunities to defraud you. In Separating financial functions or on Twitter at @gailtheworld. Motivation Benefits help families, communities

can be free Health benefits Scholarships for employees’ families 17% Whether it’s a company picnic or excellent Sign-on bonus (nonexecutive) 15% health coverage, benefits help companies attract Prescription drug program coverage 97% Retention bonus (executive) 13% Dental insurance 96% and retain employees. But benefits such as well- Q: How do I motivate my employees Transit subsidy 13% to do their best work? Mail-order prescription program 91% ness incentives, assistance with child care and A: The question of how to motivate Mental health coverage 85% elder care, paid military leave, and paid time off to Paid time off benefits Accidental death/dismemberment insurance 83% volunteer also have a ripple effect throughout employees has been asked by managers Paid holidays 97% Preferred provider organization 83% communities. In 2012, the Society for Human many times. Unfortunately, there is no one Paid bereavement leave 89% size fits all answer. Each individual has Chiropractic coverage 82% Resource Management surveyed about 500 com- Long-term disability insurance 80% panies representing a cross-section of U.S. indus- Paid jury duty above what is required by law 69% goals and work activities Paid time off plan 51% they are enthusiastic DOWN TO Vision insurance 79% tries to find out what percent of them offered vari- Employee assistance program 78% ous employee benefits. The full “2012 Employee Paid vacation plan 43% about. Each individual BUSINESS Floating holidays 40% has rewards and recogni- Contraceptive coverage 73% Benefits Research Report” at www.shrm.org has Medical flexible spending accounts 70% more information about which benefits companies Paid sick leave plan 33% tion they respond posi- Paid personal day(s) 26% tively to. The best way to Short-term disability insurance 68% are adding and which they’re dropping. Rehabilitation assistance 53% Paid family leave 24% motivate employees to do Family leave above required FMLA leave 22% their best is to get to Supplemental accident insurance 48% Investment advice offered in a group 41% Paid time off to serve on a board 21% know them personally Health care premium flexible spending acct. 44% Automatic enrollment into retirement plan 39% Paid military leave 19% and provide incentives Health savings accounts 43% Bariatric coverage for weight loss 38% Retirement planning advice 39% Paid time off for volunteering 19% that are meaningful to Roth 401(k) savings plan 34% Family leave above required state FMLA leave 18% them and that fit the Acupressure/acupuncture medical coverage 36% Cancer insurance 34% Defined benefit pension plan, all employees 21% Paid time off cash-out option 18% company’s resources. ARLENE Infertility treatment coverage 33% Parental leave above federal FMLA leave 18% Small businesses are SOTO Health maintenance organization 32% Flexibility Paid adoption leave 17% successful because they Long-term care insurance 28% Telecommuting 57% Paid maternity leave 16% are more able than a In-vitro fertilization coverage 27% Casual dress day (one day per week) 55% Paid paternity leave 16% mega-business to quickly respond to cus- Employer cont. to health savings accounts 25% Flextime 53% Paid time off donation program 16% tomers by customizing offerings based on Critical illness insurance 24% Flextime during core business hours 51% Parental leave above state FMLA leave 16% buyer requests. Inc. Magazine columnist Retiree health care coverage 24% Telecommuting on an ad-hoc basis 45% Unpaid sabbatical program 15% Leigh Buchanan expanded on that model, Laser-based vision correction coverage 24% Break arrangements 43% Paid vacation cash-out option 13% relating it to managing one-to-one, “Col- Intensive care insurance 23% Mealtime flex 38% Paid vacation leave donation program 12% lecting information about individuals and Point of service (POS) plan 23% Telecommuting on a part-time basis 36% Elder care leave above federal FMLA leave 10% transforming it into tailored offerings is the Health reimbursement arrangements 22% Casual dress (every day) 36% Elder care leave above state FMLA leave 10% stuff of one-to-one marketing. Now com- Hospital indemnity insurance 22% Compressed workweek 35% Paid day off for employee’s birthday 8% panies are taking that concept and focusing Pharmacy management program 18% Flextime outside of core business hours 25% it on their own employees.”Motivating Alternative/complementary medical coverage 15% Casual dress (seasonal) 24% Family-friendly benefits employees can be as simple as listening to Shift flexibility 22% Dependent care flexible spending account 72% them then offering rewards tailored specifi- Wellness benefits Telecommuting on a full-time basis 20% Bring child to work in emergency 32% cally to who they are. A good source of Seasonal scheduling 19% Wellness resources and information 77% On-site lactation/mother’s room 30% ideas is available through the Society for Job sharing 12% Wellness programs 61% Child care referral service 17% Human Resource Management 2012 Wellness publication 61% Domestic partner benefits for opposite sex 15% Employee Benefits Research Report at Compensation benefits On-site seasonal flu vaccinations 61% Domestic partner benefits for same sex 15% www.shrm.org/. On-site parking 87% 24-hour nurse line 54% 529 plan 14% Most studies around motivating CPR/first aid training 51% Life insurance 84% Elder care referral service 10% employees show that some of the most Health screening programs 45% Undergraduate educational assistance 61% effective ways to engage staff don’t cost Health and lifestyle coaching 45% Service anniversary award 59% Employee services anything. Employees want the information Smoking cessation program 39% Graduate educational assistance 58% Free coffee 74% they need to do their jobs and they want to Health fairs 38% Life insurance for dependents 55% Vending machine snacks and beverages 47% know how the company is doing overall. Preventive programs for chronic conditions 36% Cell phone for personal use 55% Free/discounted uniforms 26% Communication empowers employees and Rewards for completing wellness programs 35% Incentive bonus plan (executive) 50% On-site ATMs 22% makes them feel they are part of the organi- Fitness center membership subsidy 32% Automobile allowances 42% Legal assistance/services 21% zation. Employees want to be treated as Weight loss program 32% Incentive bonus plan (nonexecutive) 41% Employee referral bonus 38% On-site cafeteria 20% adults. Management needs to communicate On-site fitness center 22% Premium discount for ann. health assessment 21% Spot bonus 38% Postal services for employees 20% the big picture then allow employees the Shift premiums 38% freedom to complete the task without Premium discount for not using tobacco 20% Organization-sponsored sports teams 18% Nutritional counseling 20% Credit union 33% Paycards 16% micro-management. Everyone appreciates Employee discounts on company services 33% getting recognition for a job well done. Giv- On-site blood pressure machine 20% Travel planning services 10% On-site sick room 12% Donations for participation in charity events 32% Dry cleaning services 10% ing employees credit for the work they per- Full flexible benefits plan 31% form makes them feel management cares On-site stress reduction program 11% Executive club memberships 9% Premium discount for weight loss program 9% Financial advice offered one-on-one 28% ESL (English as a second language) classes 8% about their contribution to the organiza- Accident insurance 25% tion. On-site massage therapy services 9% Foreign language classes 8% On-site medical clinic 8% Financial advice offered online 24% Pet health insurance 6% Motivating employees to do their best is Sign-on bonus (executive) 23% On-site nap room 6% a process: listen to them, learn who they Company-owned vehicle for employee use 23% Other are, give them information to do their job, Fitness equipment subsidy/reimbursement 4% Financial advice offered in group/classroom 22% Company picnic 55% recognize their efforts and reward them in Employee computer purchase discounts 22% Retirement benefits Noncash companywide performance awards 45% ways that are meaningful to them. Credit counseling service 21% Community volunteer programs 43% Arlene M. Soto is the director of the Defined contribution retirement savings plan 92% Payroll advances 20% Discount ticket services 32% SWOCC Small Business Development Cen- Employer match for above 68% Accelerated death benefits 20% ter, www.BizCenter.org. She can be reached Defined contribution plan loans 66% Emergency/disaster loans to employees 19% Take your child to work day 24% at 541-756-6445, [email protected], or at Investment advice offered online 55% Matching employee charitable contributions 18% Company-purchased tickets 23% 2455 Maple Leaf, North Bend, OR 97459. Individual investment advice 44% Pets at work 5% C M C M Y K Y K

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BY DEAN FOSDICK types and have the same ic mixtures that show the The Associated Press water preferences. Plant flag or plants that comple- flowers toward the front for ment the paint on your Sometimes the best view curb appeal; position veg- house. isn’t what you see through a etables toward the back for I At delivering fra- window but what catches easier access.” grances. Fill window boxes your eye underneath it. The location of the win- outside bedrooms with Window boxes deliver dow box usually dictates evening primrose, four color, edibles and fra- what you can grow, o’clocks (Mirabilis) and grance. They’re practical, Trinklein said. “Window moonflowers for perfume- too, as raised-bed gardens boxes that get a blistering like scents on still summer that elevate their contents afternoon sun require one nights. to within easy reach. thing. Window boxes in I For four-season gar- “Window boxes are con- shade require another.” dening. Grow daffodils, venient containers,” said Fern Richardson, author grape hyacinth and tulips in David Trinklein, a horticul- of “Small Space Container spring; ornamental edibles turist with University of Gardens” (Timber Press, like peppers, strawberries Missouri Extension. “Plant 2012) describes herself as “a and chives in summer; them with herbs, for exam- big believer in creative win- flowering kale and pansies ple, and you won’t have to dow boxing.” for color through fall and go outside to bring in the “There’s nothing stop- winter. harvest.” ping window box gardeners I To showcase house- If you have room for a from adding garden orna- plants. Display your window box, you have room ments to their boxes,” favorite potted plants in The Associated Press for a garden. Window boxes Richardson said. “Small empty window boxes dur- Tall and small ﬂowers complement one another in this springtime window box assortment in Belgium. This are ideal for small, shallow- gazing balls tucked between ing the summer growing homeowner in the Belgian countryside refreshes her plant selection with the change in seasons. Window rooted plants like radishes, the plants can add a little season. That will free up lettuce, marigolds, impa- sparkle to a shady area. some shelf space indoors boxes are convenient containers that provide color, deliver edibles and supply fragrances. tiens, pansies, begonias, Gardeners can even use while enhancing things parsley, basil, sage and short shepherd’s hooks to outdoors. thing that is one-of-a- “Most plants die from moisture and lightens their thyme. plant a hummingbird feeder “If there is no room in kind,” Richardson said. overwatering in containers, weight. “Mix and match flowers in a window box.” the budget for a high-style “Current fashion trends are but window boxes can dry “Window boxes will with vegetables,” said Window boxes work window box, thrifty gar- always a great place to look out quickly from exposure need tending maybe three Rhonda Ferree, an exten- especially well: deners can use spray paint for color and pattern inspi- to wind and hot weather,” times a week, but that’s a sion educator with the I As theme gardens. and even stencils to ration.” he said. “Add a soilless small price to pay for what University of Illinois. Find flowers that display upgrade inexpensive plastic Be careful, though, when medium like vermiculite or they add in the way of “They need the same soil your school colors, patriot- window boxes into some- watering window-box gar- peat moss to the mix that attractiveness to the home,” dens, Trinklein said. drains well yet retains Trinklein said.

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Complete cook top, beautiful setting with decks, on a cul de sac, Vaulted ceilings Control and Prevention. the moisture, Collier said. said. update in 2000. Creek, waterfalls. lawn and nice landscaping. Large large dining room off kitchen, Beautiful View! shop/garage combo. sunroom to enjoy. Mold and mildew, which “The bathroom fan is a big Or there could be conden- $211,000 $219,900 $195,000 the Federal Emergency part of keeping the moisture sation around heating ducts, Management Agency calls level down in the bathroom,” and you’ll find a moldy patch HUGE SHOP M OVE-IN READY! “mold in early stage,” can he said. “If there isn’t one, on the ceiling. G TIN grow on a wide range of sur- put one in. If there’s a small Moisture from roof leaks LIS NEW faces as long as moisture is one, put in a bigger one or also can lead to growth of present, and they can give use it more.” mold and mildew. your house a musty smell. Opening the bathroom If you paint over mildew, “It’s an indication of window also helps, as does the paint likely will peel. dampness, like in bathrooms more frequent cleaning, Birenbaum says there special that are not ventilated very MLS#13118454 MLS#13014691 MLS#12184074 according to the EPA. primers that inhibit mold well,” said Kathie Collier also suggests using growth. 63007 Pennsylvania 2225 Woodland Dr., 2490 Grant, Coos Bay Coos Bay North Bend Birenbaum, who works in a squeegee to wipe down the Mona Weingarten of Beautiful setting on 2.72 acres with terraced Very clean, move-in ready Move-in ready! 3 bedroom, 2 bath, households at Strosniders shower walls. Washington, D.C., wasn’t gardens, decks on three sides of home, very manufactured home with detached .28 acre corner lot. Large 2-car Hardware Store in Bethesda, There are many products aware that there was mold in secluded and wind protected amongst the trees. 2-car garage on .28 acre lot. 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BY AMY LORENTZEN Can’t find the instructions? control water hardness, were freeze white vinegar in ice disposal. They’re clog-mak- wrench or similar hand- The Associated Press Log on to your manufactur- eliminated from dishwater cube trays and let the dis- ers. crank tool that comes with er’s website. Or online tuto- detergents a few years ago posal grind away at them. DeSilvia reminds home- the unit to give it a push Your dishwasher, sink rials at sites such as over pollution concerns. The ice will help dislodge owners never to put their start. drain and garbage disposal DIYNetwork.com and Since then, some consumers stuck-on debris, and the hand in the disposal. If it If you can’t find yours, do the major dirty work in YouTube.com can help you have complained that dishes vinegar freshens the unit. won’t grind, use the reset many hardware stores carry your kitchen, and you can through the process. don’t seem as clean. If there’s still an odor, try button, usually a black or red them. keep them smelling fresh The interior of your dish- Lucinda Ottusch, with pouring in half a cup of button on the bottom of the “Most service calls can be and running efficiently with washer may also appear Whirlpool’s Institute of bleach, but not if you have a unit. avoided by simply resetting a few easy steps. filmy at times. To get rid of Kitchen Science, says one septic system. You may need Make sure the outlet the your disposal,”DeSilvia says. If there are spots or stuck- that buildup, Salatino advis- mistake people make is buy- to go buy a live enzyme disposal is plugged into is “Press the button and you on grime on the dishes when es waiting until the washer ing cheap detergent. She says product that eats away bac- working. are good to go. Just saved they come out of the washer, has finished a cycle and the all-in-one packets by teria, or a corrosive cleaner If the disposal seems yourself $300 bucks for a or if the sink has an unpleas- cooled. Then make a paste name-brand companies meant to unclog drains. jammed, use the Allan service call.” ant odor even after you clean with powdered detergent or really do help your dish- If your sink’s drain plug it and run the disposal, it use liquid detergent on a washer perform best. has moldy buildup, soak it in means these hard-working damp sponge to wipe away She also recommends a a vinegar or bleach solution, appliances may need extra mineral deposits. Follow up rinse aid, which promotes then wipe away any remain- attention. by running a normal cycle. drying by allowing the water ing grime. If mold builds up “Dishwashers and drains If you’re in a hard water to sheet off dishes. again quickly, replace the battle kitchen waste and area and wiping with deter- Loading your dishwasher plug. Home improvement activity daily, which can take gent doesn’t remove all the properly also can aid clean- stores should offer styles a toll on the appearance and film, run a normal cycle with ing. Find tips at that fit your sink, and some performance if not cleaned 2 cups of white vinegar in an http://www.instituteofk- even stock scented versions. correctly,” said Chris upright glass on the lower itchenscience.com/kitchen- If unpleasant odors con- Salatino with Kenmore rack. Salatino advises turn- 101/dishwashers tinue, consider whether you Major Appliances. ing off the “heated dry” And, you don’t have to might have a backed-up dis- option during the cycle. wait until the dishwasher is posal or clogged plumbing. Dishwashers There also are commercial full to run a cycle. Ottusch Electric dishwashers have cleaners marketed especially says many newer models The grind a filtration system that for mineral buildup in dish- sense the size of a load and The crunching and requires regular cleaning, washers. how dirty the dishes are, and gnashing of your disposal especially if you don’t scrape Consumer Reports rec- work accordingly. may make you leery of or pre-rinse dishes. ommends replacing worn or “Running the dishwasher touching it, but there are “The maintenance on a rusted dish racks, and using takes very little water and ways you can keep it running NITY dishwasher depends on how care when loading dishes energy, and waiting until it is well without calling a pro- PPORTU MIXED COMMERCIAL First Home RCIAL O on North End of Port Orford. Consists you treat it,” says John and silverware so you don’t packed full of dishes can fessional. COMME DeSilvia, host of DIY DeSilvia says to always of two bedroom home PLUS Studio damage spray arms. Inspect compromise cleaning per- (nearly finished). Over 1,000 sq. ft. Network’s “Rescue My the arms to make sure they formance,”she says. run cold water before, during You can have a home business. Renovation.” aren’t clogged with debris, and after using the disposal. Cute. Incredible potential. Site fronts If you’re not a pre-rinser, which could affect water Dirty draining “Never use hot water with Hwy. 101. Has trees. Fantastic he recommends cleaning the pressure. Use pipe cleaners If you’ve got a smelly your garbage disposal,” he $$1119,00019,,000 opportunity. MLS#13238158 filter once a month. Just look to dislodge blockages. drain, there’s probably bac- says. “It breaks down food, S at the bottom of your dish- For cleaning the outside of teria growing in it. causing it to liquify and RIVERVIEW MINI RANCH adjoins the 5 ACRE Bandon Marsh. 5 acres, includes washer, find and remove your dishwasher, Salatino To eliminate the problem, accumulate around your 1994 manufactured home, decks, your filter, then scrub away says all you need is a soft, start by mixing a cup of bak- pipes.” HUGE barn 48x60, coverted milking parlor (16x18), storage buildings. Fruit debris with a soft brush. damp cloth or sponge and ing soda and a cup of vinegar. It’s best to scrape large trees, pasture land, creek frontage, Rinse and reinstall. mild detergent. If you’ve got Pour the mixture down the pieces of food into the trash directly across from River Kennels. “Don’t be scared, it’s real- a stainless steel cover, you’ll drain, let it sit for 15 minutes can, then let the disposal Affords excellent view of Coquille $ ly easy,”says DeSilvia. need a special cleanser. or more, then run the dis- take care of smaller scraps. River. MLS#12259497 $2225,00025,,000 If in doubt, check your posal and rinse with hot Don’t put potato peels, SION FIRST TIME ON MARKET! Almost new home owner’s manual on how to Super suds water. shellfish, coffee grounds or OSSES IATE P on 1.27 acres in Port Orford. 1624 sqft. find and remove the filter. Phosphates, which help To clean disposal blades, other fibrous foods into the IMMED home with porch and expansive deck overlooking creek! Grand living room, fireplace, family room. Gas range & heat pump. Master bedroom with bath plus 2 bedrooms with bathroom. Pergo style floors, solar tube, fenced yard, build in armoires. 840 sq. ft. garage, 200 sqft. bunkhouse, full Every book in its place $$2250,00050,,000 RV pad w/deck & hookups. MLS#12540432 I was thumbing through a socks, it built drawers on full-exten- to do is fold the flaps over shelter magazine recently HOUSE was filled sion slides (like a file cabinet and seal them up. Daavidvid LL.. DDavisavis and spotted a photo of an WORKS with books, drawer) into a counter in the I always had to rig up interesting bookcase. standing den. I wound up with 36 lin- covers from towels and (Yeah, I know it’s weird, spine-up eal feet of book storage newspaper pages. Reealal EEstatestate but I LIKE bookcases.) and sepa- space in just nine square Send your questions to: Frred Gerrnandtt,, Brrokerr Cellll:: ((541)) 290--9444 What was compelling rated by feet of floor space. That’s a HouseWorks, P.O. Box 1110 Alabama Street, Bandon, OR 97411 cardboard lot of paperbacks. about this one was that the 81609, Lincoln, NE Office: (541) 347-9444 or toll free 1-800-835-9444 books all were standing in “shelves.” And I’ve put similar 68501, or email: house- Website: www.bandonhomes.com cardboard boxes tipped on His only drawers in the counter in [email protected]. their sides and arranged on complaint the den of the new-new shelves. STEVE was that he house, fitting them into Ordinary cardboard BATIE had to keep home center stock kitchen boxes. the dresser cabinets. Telegraph It struck me because I’d top clear so Above them are shelves once gone to so much trouble he had a place to set a draw- resting on knife brackets to do pretty much the same er to get to the books that hang from standards thing with wooden boxes. “shelved” in the back. screwed to the wall. Hill! In my case, I chopped up Paperback books are I can do that now. several dozen feet of 1-by-12 pretty ugly — especially I’m the landlord. 750 N. 8TH, COOS BAY $219,900 614 W. FIR AVE., COOS BAY $299,000 after I’ve had them long Great family home with serveral updates. 4 bedroom, 2 bath. Beautiful Remodel! Unobstructed views of the bay! Gorgeous planks, nailed them togeth- Finished lower level with family room and storage area. Laundry kitchen with hardwood floors, granite counters, built-in gas grill, er in modular sizes and enough to get them well- Postscript on the main level, living room with fireplace insert, and slider to and other built-ins. The entire 2nd floor is the master suite It just occurred to me complete, with a bath, walk-in closet, and study nook. Much backed them with tempered thumbed. I’ve never liked to deck. Easement in the back for additional parking, room enough love and work was put into this home recently thinking the stay have them on display. that cardboard book boxes for boat or RV. Includes adjacent lot that has been would be much longer. Now for you & hardboard to create a wall- used a large yard. #12237869 sized array. There were even That’s what led me to have one advantage over my yours to enjoy.# 12361407 wooden box design: When large boxes in the middle solve the dresser top prob- “Just good ol’ where my TV and stereo lem at the new-old house. I you move them, all you have fashioned service” lived. Jerry Worthen Donna Optiz Randy Hoffine The beauty of such a sys- principal broker 791 Commercial Ave., Coos Bay • (541) 269-5263 broker principal broker tem is twofold: COUNTRY LIVING www.PacificPropertiesTeam.com I When you move (and I Enjoy country living in elegant style on did that pretty much annu- over 78 wonderful acres with 32 acres of bottom ground, partially fenced ally in those days), you don’t pasture and woods with horse trails. need to pack your books; Just what you’ve Large barn with newer roof, pond for been looking for! you just upend the boxes irrigation. This is one of the best pieces and tote ‘em to the truck. of land in the area with very usable I When you get to the acreage. Large custom home and new place, it’s easy to magnificent views. Built in 2005 with $699,900 arrange the boxes to fit the open floor plan, and large detached dimensions of its new garage. MLS#13468790 rooms. They’re very versa- tile. In one place, I had a 20- DESIRABLE FIVE ACRE PARCEL! COMFORTABLE RANCH ON .82 ACRE, Delightful, foot-long bookcase that Josh Stevens Top of hill location with wide vistas. Great sun. 1994 well-maintained with level acreage. Lush grass, small was just 3 feet high — sort of 100 Central Ave., Coos Bay OR C: 541-404-7810 Golden West triple-wide in excellent condition with orchard, garden area, tall trees and room for animals. a counter effect. www.north-pt.com B: 541-269-1601 recent improvements both inside and out. 24x36 attached Hedges for privacy. Convenient to Charleston and [email protected] garage/shop. Great locations for animals. MLS#13418437 beaches. MLS#13088910 A few of those boxes live www.bestoregonproperties.com on today as cases in my basement wine closet — $239,000 $179,500 CUTE 2BR, 1BA HOME in a country screwed together now in a setting with Coquille Valley views. Integrity is the Key in Realty Nancy Clarke diamond pattern. This home features an enclosed Principal Broker, GRI Most of my other book- front porch, large utility room, 100 Central Ave., Coos Bay OR C: 541-404-7661 carport, vinyl windows in the living nancyclarke.withwre.com B: 541-269-1601 case projects, however, have spaces, and a newer roof. A great coosbaywindermere.com [email protected] vanished over the years. place for only $75,000. One shelving array was MLS#13098279 created when I lived in Contents are prepared by the Advertising apartments and couldn’t METICULOUSLY MAINTAINED 2,585 Department with contributions from local housing sq.ft. 3BR, 3BA manufactured home with mar the landlords’ white- full daylight basement foundation. This Oregon Coast industry representatives. Opinions expressed by white walls with shelf stan- spacious home features, 3BR, 2BA on the contributors belong to the writers and may not dards. main level, a large family room with bar, Home Finder represent official views of their employers or 1BA, and 2-car garage downstairs. All Instead, I screwed the this is located in a great Coos Bay A weekly advertising professional associations. Nothing in this standards to walnut- location on a beautiful and serene park supplement published publication may be reproduced in any manner stained 2-by-4s trimmed like 3.5 acres with covered RV storage without the specific written permission of the and greenhouse. Priced at $265,000. by The World just a little short of wall MLS#13540147 publisher. Advertising Department height. I drove T-nuts into EQUAL STUNNING 3.44 ACRES WITH their tops and installed AMAZING landscaping and a beautiful HOUSING upside-down floor levelers 4BR, 2BA house, studio, and large OPPORTUNITY detached garage/shop. Spacious home — so they could be stood on with a living and family room, bonus PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estate advertising end against a wall and area upstairs, and basement. This great CONTACT US in this newspaper is subject to the Fair Housing screwed up against the ceil- property is fenced for animals, has fruit trees, back patio, and lots of storage. The World Newspaper Act which makes it illegal to advertise” any ing to force-fit them into Rare find just outside of Coquille for only preference, limitation or discrimination based on place. $279,900. MLS#12569741 PO BOX 1840 race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status I made such systems for Coos Bay, OR 97420 or national origin, or an intention, to make any several friends, and they such preference, limitation or discrimination.” failed only once — because Familial status includes children under the age of said friends had overloaded 18 living with parents or legal custodians, pregnant the shelves. HOW TO PLACE women and people who have security custody of A college buddy once children under 18. This newspaper will not Mariah Grami Shaun Wright ADVERTISING knowingly accept any advertising for real estate showed me his own book- Principal Broker Real Estate Broker case system — an ordinary 541-290-7808 541-404-8689 Phone: 269-1222 which is in violation of the law. Our readers are dresser. Fax: 267-0294 hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in www.gramiproperties.com this newspaper are available on and equal Instead of shorts and 399C N. CENTRAL , COQUILLE , OR 97423 • (541) 260-4663 opportunity basis. C M C M Y K Y K

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FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY BIBLE MISSIONARY CHURCH CALVARY ON THE BAY Building a Christ Centered Family 444 S.Wall, Coos Bay • 888-3294 “Teaching God’s Word book by book, Old-fashioned holiness Bible Sunday School 9:30am chapter by chapter, verse by verse” Sunday Morning Worship 10.30am Sunday Service & Sunday School...... 10:00 am Missionary Church looking for Pastor Bart Cunningham anyone interested in establishing Sunday Worship ...... 10:00 am Wednesday 7:00pm: Kid’s Program/Youth/Adult CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM a church in the Coos Bay area. Wednesday Jr/Sr. High School Youth ...... 7:00 pm P.O. Box 805/2050 Lincoln St./NorthBend Adjacent to church - Open after services, or by Appt. 1954 Union Avenue, North Bend (541)756-1707 Ph. 541-756-4838 www.nbfwc.org 541-751-9059 We are conservative in dress and www.calvaryonthebay.org living standards and our worship is traditional in song and gospel Baptist preaching. If interested contact Church of Christ Rev. John Kinnaman @ Pentecostal of God EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 360-827-5874 282 W. Sixth, Coquille OR 97423 COOS BAY CHURCH OF CHRIST LIGHTHOUSE TEMPLE PC OF G South Empire Blvd. & Olesan Lane Senior Pastor Mark Elefritz ... Assistant Pastor Aaron Finley “Building the Church you read about in your Bible” Pastor Ivan Sharp Sunday School 9:30am Grace International Morning Worship Service 10:45 am Bob Lentz, Minister (541) 267-6021 Church - 541-888-6114 Pastor -541-888-6224 Wednesday Family Night 6:00 pm 775 W. Donnelly Ave. Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:30 am Call for information about Youth Ministries, Bible Studies, Bible School Classes 9:45am • Evening Worship 6:00pm EASTSIDE CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm Mom-To-Mom Ministry, Men’s Group & Wednesday Family Night for all ages Morning Worship 10:45am • Wednesday Prayer & Study 7:00pm Monday Men’s & Women’s Meeting ...... 6:30 pm 190 D Street, Coos Bay • 541-808-0822 Tuesday SAFEMeeting ...... 7:00 pm 541-396-2921 • www.ebccoquille.org Thursday Night Youth Group 7:00pm Wednesday Teen Meeting...... 7:00 pm Signing for Hearing Impaired *** Also, Nursery Available Rev. Betty and Russell Bazzell, Pastors Thursday Mid-Week Services ...... 7:00 pm Morning Worship...... 10:30 am Wednesday Bible Study (Youth & Adult)...... 6:30 pm CHURCH OF CHRIST FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH “We preach the Gospel as it is to people as they are.” Presbyterian 1140 South 10th, Coos Bay 2761 BROADWAY, NORTH BEND • 541-756-4844 An American Baptist Church Sunday Bible Study ...... 9:30 am FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, N. BEND Pastor Gary Rice www.firstbaptistcoosbay.com Sunday Worship...... 10:30 am 541-756-4155 • PASTOR: Dr. Daniel Myers Sunday Life Group...... 6:00 pm Jewish Sunday School ...... 9:00 am Harrison & Vermont St. (East side of Pony Village Mall) Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:00 am Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm Sunday Children’s Church...... 10:00 am Sunday School...... 9:15 am Monday Bible Study ...... 6:00 pm Where You Can Find A Friend CONGREGATION MAYIM SHALOM Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:30 am Wednesday Home Bible Study ...... 6:30 pm Men & Womens Breakfast Bible Study (Friday) ...... 6:30 am Youth Meeting (Friday Evening)...... 6pm-9pm SHABBAT Combined Youth Group (Sunday)...... 6 pm-7:00 pm

(Clevland, Tenn.) Friday, May 17th, 7pm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORTH BEND Church of God led by Rabbi Jackie Brodsky Pastor J. L. Coffey 123 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay Reformed 2080 Marion Ave., North Bend, 541-756-6544 NORTH BEND CHURCH OF GOD For more info call 541-266-0470 www.firstbaptistnb.org www.mayimshalom.org H OPE COVENANT REFORMED CHURCH 1067 Newmark, North Bend • 541-756-6289 Sunday School...... 9:45 am Pastor Gary L. Robertson Sunday Worship Service...... 11:00 am & 6:00 pm 580 E. 9th St., Coquille, Oregon Wednesday SAFE Addiction Recovery Program...... 6:30 pm Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Pastor: Ron Joling • 541-396-4183 Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm Sunday Morning Service ...... 10:30 am Lutheran Sunday Evening Service...... 6:00 pm SOUTHERN BAPTIST Sunday School ...... 9:45 am Wednesday Evening Service ...... 7:00 pm CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH & SCHOOL Morning Service ...... 11:00 am “Building People Through Biblical Values” Afternoon Service...... 4:30 pm 1835 N. 15th, Coos Bay • 541-267-3851 SKYLINE BAPTIST CHURCH Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod Pastor Quintin Cundiff “A Christ Centered, Biblically Based, Family Oriented, Dynamic Fellowship” Community Churches Sunday Worship (spring/summer schedule)...... 8:30 am 3451 Liberty St., North Bend - 541-756-3311 Sunday Bible Study for all ages ...... 9:45 am Salvation Army (1 block off Newmark behind Boynton Park) Midweek Bible studies meet regularly. Call office for info & times. www.sbcnb.org HAUSER COMMUNITY CHURCH Christ Lutheran School NOW ENROLLING - David Woodruff, Sr. Pastor - Tim Young, Adult & Family Ministries preschool through 6th grade THE SALVATION ARMY Josh Kintigh, Youth & Children, Brenda Langlie, Children’s Director www.clcs-cb.org Sunday School...... 9:00 am & 10:30 am 69411 Wildwood Dr., 7 miles north of North Bend WORSHIP & SERVICE CENTER Sunday Worship...... 9:00 am& 10:30 am Staff: John Adams, Bill Moldt, Rob Wright, Brion Spore, Nancy Goodman. Radio broadcast Sunday @ 8:30 a.m. (K-Light 98.7 fm) 1155 Flanagan, Coos Bay...541-888-5202 Wednesday Awana...... 6:30 pm FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Lieutenants Kevin and Heather Pope...Corps Officers Sunday Worship Celebration ...... 8:15 & 11:00 am Evangelical Lutheran Church in America NEW SCHEDULE Sunday School ...... 9:45 am 2741 Sherman Ave., North Bend Free Kids Meal ...... 9:00 am Nurseries provided for all services. Affiliated with Village Missions - 541-756-2591 Pastor Sue Seiffert - 541-756-4035 Christian Worship ...... 9:30 am Office Hours ...... Mon.-Fri. 8:45-11:45 am Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:45 am Catholic Sunday School...... 9:15 am Adult Study ...... 9:00 am Worship (Child Care Provided)...... 10:30 am HOLY REDEEMER - NORTH BEND YOUR CHURCH HERE! faithlutheran-nb.org Home of Cartwheels Preschool ~ [email protected] Seventh-day Adventist Church 2250 16th St. - 541-756-0633 (West off Broadway) This could be your church COOS BAY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST MASSES: information. GLORIA DEI LUTHERAN ELCA 2175 Newmark, Coos Bay 541-756-7413 Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm 1290 Thompson Rd., Coos Bay (5 Blocks East of Hospital) Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am CALL VALERIE TODAY! Pastor Jon Strasman - 541-267-2347 Sabbath School Bible Class...... 9:30 am Confessions: Saturday 4-5 pm or by appointment WORSHIP HOURS Worship Service...... 10:45 am Daily Mass: Wed 5:00pm / Thu & Fri 9:00am Worship Service ...... 8:30 am and 11:00 am Adult Bible Study ...... 10:00 am Pastor Ken Williams Sunday School for All Ages...... 10:00 am ST. MONICA - COOS BAY Share All are Welcome (Nursery available for all services) 357 S. 6th St. Unitarian Universalist MASSES: Methodist UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST (S.C.U.U.F.) Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am Spanish Mass: 1 pm HOPE FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH DIVERSE BELIEFS - ONE FELLOWSHIP Confessions: Saturday 3:30 pm - 5 pm or by appt. Rev. Laura Beville, Pastor Daily Mass: Tues: 5:30 pm Wed-Fri: 12 pm Liberal Religious Organization Worship Service...... 11:00 am 10am Sundays at 580 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay. Communion 1st Sunday of each month - 541-266-7335 Handicapped Accessible for more information and childcare arrangements Celebration Center Episcopal 123 Ocean Blvd. • 541-267-4410 • www.coosbayumc.org Open hearts, open minds, open doors • Childcare Available CELEBRATION CENTER EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Unity Worldwide Ministries 4th & Highland, Coos Bay 541-269-5829 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, N. BEND Grace Happens Here Rev. Stephen A. Tyson, Rector UNITY BY THE BAY 2389 Sherman Ave., North Bend 541-756-4000 541-756-6959 (Kids Church and Child Care Provided) Rev. Jerry Steele, Pastor “A spiritual community to come home to...” Sunday Services...... 7:30 & 10:00 am Located at Pony Village Mall, between AT&T & Sears Stores Pastors Ron & Debbie Moore Sunday School Classes...... 9:45 am Sunday Celebration Service - 10 am Sunday Worship at 10am Wednesday Services: Holy Eucharist ...... 6:30 am SCHEDULE 2100 Union ~ North Bend • 541-751-1633 (541)756-4000 • www.celebrationcenter.com Holy Eucharist with Healing...... 12 noon Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Karen Lowe, L.U.T., Spiritual Leader Children’s Sermon & Nursery Care Celebration Service...... 10:55 am Call Yellow Cab for Free ride to Unity By The Bay. Office/Bookstore M-W-F 10 – 2 Communion 1st Sunday of the month Email: [email protected] Christian Foursquare Nazarene Word FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH BAY AREA FOURSQUARE CHURCH NAZARENE - BAY AREA HARVEST OF FAITH FAMILY CHURCH 2420 Sherman, North Bend • 541-756-5555 466 Donnelly (across from the new Coos Bay Fire Station) Located in North Bend at 1850 Clark St. (Behind Perry Electric) Glorifying, Proclaiming and Showing Christ to all Sr. Pastor Ron Halvorson Bringing help and hope through the Word of God Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Pastors: David & Marilyn Scanlon Sunday School...... 9:30 am 131 N. 3rd (Hall Building), Coos Bay Praise and Worship...... 10:45 am (541) 269-1821 Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:45 am Ladies Bible Study ...... Thurs., 10:00 am Sunday School..... 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your word. son has done anything for you. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — As Dec. 21) — If a friend or associ- long as your goals are well ate is raring to go, you might be defined, you shouldn’t have any SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 2013 a bit too retiring for him or her. problems fulfilling them. Knowing There are strong indications Instead of seeking solitude, get what you want goes a long way that you will form a powerful out and try to have fun. to helping you get it. alliance in the year ahead that CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) could prove to be helpful to your 19) — You’ll be eager to hang out — You are apt to do better than career. The value of this partner- with people, yet you might not most in matters that involve pro- ship will depend on your ability enjoy being in a large gathering nounced elements of chance. to keep it confidential. full of new faces. Stick to your Your luck will be running high, so TAURUS (April 20-May 20) familiar inner circle. put it to use. — There’s a chance that you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — could be domineering in a one- 19) — There is nothing wrong Make a goal you’ve been striving on-one relationship, which would with being a little competitive, hard to attain your primary focus. be counterproductive. Use provided it’s for a reasonable, It can easily become a reality if charm to get what you want. constructive purpose. Today, you relegate everything else to GEMINI (May 21-June 20) however, your urge to win might secondary status. — It’s nice to be helpful, but come from a negative source. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) don’t take on so many burdens PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — This could be an unusually that it makes you ineffective. — You’ll be susceptible to high- productive day for you, as long When you’re bogged down and risk proposals that promise as you don’t put limits on your can’t function, you won’t do any- something for nothing. Look at activities. You’re even capable of body any good. all “too good to be true” deals juggling several jobs simultane- CANCER (June 21-July 22) with a gimlet eye. ously. — Stick to the plan of a social ARIES (March 21-April 19) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- engagement, instead of trying to — You’ll enjoy conversational Dec. 21) — Because conditions make a last-minute change.Your exchanges as long as they’re not are exceptionally favorable, alterations won’t add anything of centered on personal or weighty you’re likely to be lucky, especial- value. subjects. Don’t allow yourself to ly in your financial affairs. Focus LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — If get drawn into emotional repar- on money matters. you’re not careful, you could tee. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. easily yield to peer pressure and MONDAY, APRIL 29, 2013 19) — Let the adage “If you want agree to do something that does A number of important something done right, do it your- not serve your best interest. Be endeavors that you’ve labored self,” govern your actions. If you firm and stand your ground. hard on could finally come to delegate work, the results will be VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) fruition in the year ahead. inferior. — Just because someone is a Although they might have taken AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. colorful talker doesn’t mean that a while, these successes will 19) — Something you want he or she is a knowledgeable now happen rapidly. badly is much closer than you one. Don’t be mesmerized by the TAURUS (April 20-May 20) think. Don’t allow any kind of set- flash and totally overlook sub- — Your optimistic disposition back to discourage you, stance. makes you a dominating force to because things will ultimately LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — be reckoned with. Anybody who work out. The need for instant gratification dares try to upstage you is des- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) could cause you to spend your tined for second place. — Your friends will have an enor- money foolishly. Wait until you GEMINI (May 21-June 20) mous influence over your out- find the perfect buy instead of — Your detective abilities will be look and attitude. If possible, snapping up the first offer you unusually sharp. If you happen choose companions who have come across. to be working on something that lots of positive mental and phys- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) calls for fact-finding, success is ical energy. — If you make an impulsive inevitable. ARIES (March 21-April 19) commitment or promise, there’s CANCER (June 21-July 22) — You shouldn’t have trouble a good chance you’ll end up — The secret to dealing with oth- advancing your prestige and regretting it. Be very careful on ers successfully is to make each profits. Strike while the stars are what or to whom you pledge and every person feel special, in alignment and things are regardless of whether that per- going your way.

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