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■ Some agents reluctant consists of an online, self-paced general overview about Cover Ore- to sign a contract with gon, insurance exchanges and the ACA. It also has a full-day, in-per- Cover Oregon son session that has technical instruction and portal training. BY EMILY THORNTON While two of Ellingsen’s agents The World have undergone training, he said he and other agents have been reluc- COOS BAY — The Affordable tant to sign a contract with Cover Care Act is causing some signiﬁ- Oregon for several reasons, even cant changes in the health insur- though the contract is the only way ance world. agents can work with Cover Ore- “We’re changing a whole lot of gon. Photos by Alysha Beck, The World things,” said Ed Ellingsen, presi- One of the reasons Ellingsen and Twenty-seven microbrews are on tap at Coastal Growlers, a new growler station inside Ashworth’s Market in North Bend. dent and owner of Nasburg & others are reluctant is that the Company Insurance in Coos Bay. work involved to help consumers “It’s an enormous undertaking for could be pointless when con- all of us.” sumers can begin going When Oregon’s health through the portal them- care exchange begins selves beginning mid- signups Oct. 1, specially October. That means that trained insurance agents N a consumer could deal

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front lines in the effort to E company without the get uninsured individuals R help of agents like Markets hop on the bandwagon and families enrolled in O Ellingsen and his agents. the new program. AFFORDABLE It could lead to agents Ellingsen said so far HEALTH CARE losing business even after BY CHELSEA DAVIS on the agenda. two agents at his compa- they’ve worked hard for The World “I don’t think it would be as ny are certified through the client, Ellingsen said. extensive as having 40 different Cover Oregon, the state’s exchange “Traditionally, we represent the NORTH BEND — Craft beer is varieties on tap, but maybe eight for managing the new health insurance company,” Ellingsen flowing on the South Coast. to 10,”Pestana said. insurance program. said. “Now, the company stays in a Ashworth’s Market owner Jim The South Coast is usually Cover Oregon is in the process of relationship with Cover Oregon.” Brown installed a growler station, “behind the times,”Brown said, so training agents across the state to Another concern was whether “Coastal Growlers,”in his store in he hopes growler stations will catch carry out the ACA’s enrollment his agency would be responsible June and his row of 40 taps is on, especially with nearby micro- process. should one of the insurance com- quickly filling up, with 27 craft Ashworth’s Market sells growlers from breweries like Arch Rock Brewing Agents must have a valid Oregon panies go out of business. Ellingsen beers and one tap of Rogue Root microbreweries around Oregon and cur- Company in Gold Beach and 7 Dev- health license, carry adequate said agents could be held liable if a Beer. rently has 27 mircrobrews on tap. ils Brewing Co. in Coos Bay. errors and omissions coverage and company went out of business. “We put growlers in because Growlers and growler stations’ have no regulatory administrative they’re very popular over in Bend depending on the beer. popularity have spiked the last few actions against them. The training SEE INSURANCE | A12 and they’re getting very popular in “People can come in, buy dif- years. Besides the growlers them- Portland,”he said. ferent growler containers, fill them selves being collectibles, Brown Growlers were originally small up and leave as happy campers,” said you also don’t have the hassle metal pails used at the turn of the said Lee Pestana, who sold Lan- of bottles and cans scattered Size of business to 20th century to carry fresh beer glois Market to his son, Jacob, last around your home when you use a home. It was said that as the car- year. “It’s like going to a bar and growler. Plus, he said, the beer bon dioxide escaped from the lid it the bartender just goes to the tap, tastes best when it’s been poured produced a growling sound, thus pours you a beer in a thermos and directly from the keg into a chilled determine impact the name. Today, growlers are 64- on you go.” growler. ounce glass or metal jugs; their 32- Langlois Market, which sits on “I believe they’ve grown popu- said Michael Cox, spokesman for U.S. Highway 101 south of Ban- lar because they have a better fla- BY EMILY THORNTON ounce counterparts have been Cover Oregon. don, could be the next coastal stop vor in their beer,”he said of craft The World dubbed “growlettes.”At Ash- Cox suggested large employers to install growler taps. Pestana worth’s, it costs anywhere from COOS BAY — If you are a busi- find agents at http://bit.ly/OR- said installing a growler station is $7.50 to $15.50 to fill a growler, SEE GROWLERS | A12 ness owner, the Affordable Care Health-Ins. Act is going to impact you. But by Employers with 50 to 100 how much will be a matter of the employees can shop on Cover Ore- size of your business. gon in October 2015. They must If you’re a large company, have insurance by Jan. 1, 2016. Man arrested with shotgun defined by the Internal Revenue The penalty for those with more Service as employing 50 or more than 50 employees depends on the people, you’ll be required to pro- number of full-time employees (30 inside Myrtle Point home vide health insurance under the or more hours per week) who law beginning in 2015. weren’t offered affordable health If you employ fewer than 50 insurance. BY THOMAS MORIARTY pending. ly with the intent to commit a crime. people, you can opt out and not Employers must communicate The World According to the Coos County Downing said the firearms pos- offer health insurance. But there with employees about their health Sheriff’s Office, Freeman was session charges were enough to are tax advantages if you do. coverage options by Oct. 1. This COOS BAY — Sheriff’s deputies arrested after law enforcement got trigger the burglary charge. The requirement to provide notice must go to anyone, regard- arrested a 55-year-old man at gun- a report of a The National Firearms Act of insurance under the Affordable Care less of plan enrollment status or point Wednesday on multiple restraining order 1934 makes it a federal crime to Act goes into effect Jan. 1, 2014. All part- or full-time status. felony charges, after they say he violation in possess a shotgun with a barrel less businesses may shop for insurance Employers with fewer than 25 broke into a Myrtle Point home progress at 13505 than 18 inches long without regis- through agents beginning Oct. 1, employees that use Cover Oregon armed with a short-barreled shot- Sitkum Lane. tration and the payment of a $200 2013. The portal will be available are eligible for tax credits up to 50 gun. Deputies found transfer tax. mid-October. But, representatives percent of premium costs. But, Donald L. Freeman, 55, is him hiding with Downing said prosecution of the for Cover Oregon advised businesses employers must cover at least 50 charged with four counts of being a the shotgun in an shotgun possession charge will be should use agents rather than shop percent of the cost of coverage and felon in possession of a firearm, attic crawl space. handled at the state level. online. pay average annual wages below possession of a short-barreled Donald Freeman Sgt. Pat Down- Reporter Thomas Moriarty can “Businesses with more than 50 $50,000. Coveroregon.com has a shotgun, first-degree burglary, ing said the ele- be reached at 541-269-1222, ext. employees, who are eligible for calculator for business owners to first-degree criminal mischief and vated burglary charge stems from 240, or by email at thomas.moriar- large group plans, can continue determine their possible tax credits. felony probation violation. the fact that Freeman entered the [email protected]. Follow him receiving insurance from carriers For more information on tax cred- Possible drug charges are also home and remained there unlawful- on Twitter: @ThomasDMoriarty. directly, outside of Cover Oregon,” it, visit http://bit.ly/SmBizACA

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A2 •The World • Saturday, September 28,2013 South Coast Executive Editor Larry Campbell • 541-269-1222, ext. 251 theworldlink.com/news/local Applause Anniversaries Helping senior caregivers prepare

BY TIM NOVOTNY ness Employment Corpora- his goal he will have come Coast, in conjunction with The World tion. The Caregiver Help- close to raising, from his own the Coos Curry Bar Associa- book is also provided at no donations, enough to send a tion recently awarded a $750 A local group is back at it charge. child with cancer to an scholarship to Wlnsvey again this fall, looking to To register, or get more American Cancer Society Campos, who is now provide the necessary tools information, contact Luther sponsored summer camp. It enrolled at Pacific Universi- to unpaid caregivers of older at 541-297-9256 or email her typically costs about $1,000 adults. Organizers say the with, the subject heading of per child to attend the camp. ty. Caregiver Classes at Bay “Caregiver Class,” at If you would like to help, NALS member Raquel Area Community Health & [email protected]. donations will be accepted Wood PLS made the presen- Education Center in North online through his Relay for tation to Campos at the BOB AND CONIE THRUSH Married 50 years Bend will help reduce stress, Little helper is a Life webpage at group’s annual picnic. improve communication, http://bit.ly/Mullanix. Scholarship committee Bob and increase decision-making fundraising veteran Last spring, Nathan also members Raquel Wood PLS, abilities and locate other Nathan Mullanix is as put together a Relay for Life Roberta Granby PLS, Max- Connie Thrush helpful resources. selfless a 7-year-old as you Team in Coos Bay. He said ene Grabe PLS and Nicole Char Luther says the will find. He has a couple of then that it was all about Bradley said Ms. Campos “tools” are offered through big fundraising efforts to his helping people fight cancer. Bob and Connie Thrush was awarded the scholarship interactive lessons, discus- credit already and is looking “I want them to find a cure,” celebrated their 50th wed- sions and brainstorming ses- to tackle another one, with the young Mullanix said based upon her superb ding anniversary by flying sions. the public’s about the American Cancer school records. their airplane N640SU — a The classes help. Society, “they do important The group awards yearly fixed-wing, single engine will be held at Give a round Claire Mul- things." His relay team went scholarships to students two-seater that Bob built — the CHEC Do you know a person or lanix is helping on to collect $1,700 for last with preference going to stu- to the EAA AirVenture in building, 3950 group who deserves a pat to spread the year’s Relay for Life. dents entering the legal field. Oshkosh, Wis. Sherman Ave., on the back? Send names word that her Funds for the scholarships AirVenture is the largest on Wednesday and details to reporter son is looking to are obtained from donations fly-in in the world with more Tim Novotny at tnovot- Legal group helps than 12,000 airplanes partic- BOB AND CONNIE THRUSH afternoons from forego birthday and yearly fundraisers. Oct. 2 through [email protected]. presents on his student with finances ipating. The couple was able Wedding Day, 1963 Scholarship information Nov. 6. next big day. A Bandon teen is getting a to spend time in Pierre, SD on and Connie in Home Eco- is sent to all local schools, Class size is limited and Instead, she says, he wants to little help with her education the way to Oshkosh. nomics Education in 1967. pre-registration is required, find 100 people willing to thanks to a scholarship from but additional information On the return home they They were married June 15, but the classes are free donate $8 — in honor of his NALS of Southern Oregon regarding scholarships can stopped to visit Mt. Rush- 1963, in Medford. thanks to the support of the 8th birthday — so that he can Coast, the Association for be obtained from Raquel more, the Crazy Horse They raised their three sons Area Agency on Aging, a raise $800 for Relay for Life. Legal Professionals. Wood PLS at Memorial and then spent Todd, Troy and Timm in the service of South Coast Busi- If he succeeds in reaching NALS of Southern Oregon [email protected]. three days in Yellowstone Rogue Valley. 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Engagement Orange Zone Coos and Curry County In downtown North lane to turn right onto motorists can expect traffic Bend, pedestrians should Washington Street or con- Online delays at these road con- watch for sidewalk tinue straight on Sherman Current traffic information is online at: struction projects this closures due to Avenue up the hill, while ■ http://www.TripCheck.com week, according to the Ore- curb and side- the left and center lanes ■ http://bit.ly/CoosRoads gon Department of Trans- walk work. will carry southbound U.S. portation and the Coos South- Highway 101 traffic to Coos The Pistol River. A temporary Highway 38 will be closed County Road Depart- bound Bay. Drivers in the left lane ment: U.S. signal will provide traffic between the U.S. Highway ORANGE will still have the option of control. Expect brief 101 junction and Sixth High- turning left onto Washing- Coos County Zone way 101 delays. Watch for flaggers Street from 7 a.m. Friday to ton Street. Meanwhile, the and message boards. Monday, Oct. 11-14, due to ■ U.S. Highway 101, traffic switch: new traffic pattern will Milepost 234-238, North Southbound repair and upgrade work on require southbound U.S. Douglas County the Coos Bay Rail Line. Bend to Coos Bay paving, U.S. Highway 101 Highway 101 traffic in the JONATHAN PETERS ■ Interstate 5 (Pacific Motorists are advised to use sidewalks and traffic sig- motorists should look for a right lane next to the North AND KELSEY MARIE OTT nals: This project will traffic pattern change on Highway), Milepost 121- 10th Street, Winchester Bend Hotel to turn right 136, Bridge deck seals: This Avenue and East Railroad Engaged replace four traffic signals Sherman Avenue between onto Virginia Avenue. in North Bend, upgrade Virginia Avenue and Wash- project will apply deck Avenue to detour around ■ Oregon Highway 241 seals to several I-5 bridges the closure area. Peters, Ott sidewalks throughout the ington Street. Previously, (Coos River Highway), project area, improve traffic in the left lane had in the Roseburg and ■ Oregon Highway 138E Milepost 3.7, Chandler Sutherlin areas. Motorists (North Umpqua Highway), to marry drainage and pave four been required to turn left at Bridge repair: Repair work miles of U.S. Highway 101 should expect intermittent Milepost 41, Rockfall haz- Washington while the cen- on the Chandler Bridge will between McCullough ter and right lanes carried weeknight ramp closures at ard mitigation: Watch for Jonathan Daniel Peters continue until the end of Bridge in North Bend and southbound U.S. Highway Exit 121 (McLain Avenue) weekday lane closures and Kelsey Marie Ott of September. Watch for day- Fir Street in Coos Bay. 101 traffic to Coos Bay. This and Exit 136 (Sutherlin). I- between Milepost 41 and Eugene have announced their time lane closures. Flaggers Watch for daytime and often resulted in drivers in 5 motorists should watch Milepost 42. Expect brief engagement to wed. will provide traffic control. for intermittent nighttime delays. Watch for flaggers The bride-to-be is the nighttime lane closures the left lane suddenly along U.S. Highway 101 and swerving into the center lane closures. Construc- and roadside workers and daughter of Dale and Kelley Curry County tion signage will be in equipment. Ott of Coos Bay. The future on side streets in North lane so they could continue Bend. Flaggers will provide ■ U.S. Highway 101, place. For more information groom is the son of John south on U.S. Highway 101, traffic control as needed. increasing the chances of a Milepost 339-340, Pistol ■ Oregon Highway 38 online, visit Peters and Christine Vincent Watch for roadside workers crash. The new pattern will River Bridge rehabilitation: (Umpqua Highway), Mile- http://www.TripCheck.co of Coos Bay. and equipment. require traffic in the right U.S. Highway 101 is limited post 0.0-0.2, Coos Bay Rail m or http://bit.ly/Coos- The wedding date has yet to a single lane of traffic at Line repairs and upgrades: Roads. to be announced. Gales to hit Thefts & Mischief COOS BAY POLICE Sept. 25, 7:10 p.m., theft, 1100 Sept. 25, 10:54 a.m., man arrest- Sept. 25, 1:01 p.m., shoplifter, DEPARTMENT block of Anderson Avenue. ed for criminal trespass, 600 2000 block of Public Square South Coast block of North Central Boule- Court. Sept. 25, 3:22 a.m., fight, 700 Sept. 26, 4:34 p.m., unauthorized vard. block of South Seventh Street. use of a motor vehicle, 200 Sept. 25, 11:50 p.m., disorderly block of Student Way. Sept. 25, 6:41 p.m., dispute, 900 conduct, 1400 block of Sher- Sept. 25, 3:33 a.m., hit-and-run block of North Dean Street. man Avenue. this weekend collision, 1200 block of Sanford Sept. 26, 9:12 p.m., hit-and-run Sept. 25, 10:06 p.m., criminal Street. collision, 400 block of North Sept. 26, 12:39 p.m., shoplifter, Bayshore Drive. trespass, 100 block of North 1700 block of Virginia Avenue. COOS BAY — Oregon’s Sept. 25, 5:14 a.m., unlawful Birch Street. South Coast is expected to entry to a motor vehicle, 800 Sept. 26, man arrested on Curry Sept. 26, 4:08 p.m., theft of mail, Sept. 26, 2:18 p.m., assault, Sixth experience its first major SOUTH COAST block of South First Street. 2500 block of Sherman Avenue. County warrant for failure to Street and Adams Street. storm of the season this REPORTS Sept. 25, 9:08 a.m., criminal mis- appear, U.S. Highway 101 and Sept. 26, 5:32 p.m., dispute, weekend. Bayshore Drive. Sept. 26, 6:07 p.m., dispute, 1100 Madrona Street and Connecticut chief, 1100 block of Newmark block of North Baxter Street. According the National Avenue. Street. development funds. Weather Service’s Medford COQUILLE POLICE Sept. 26, 5:50 p.m., man arrested These community con- Sept. 25, 9:59 a.m., dispute, 700 office, the storm is expected NORTH BEND POLICE on multiple warrants for pos- versations are being held in block of South Second Street. DEPARTMENT to arrive Saturday night and DEPARTMENT session of meth, criminal tres- produce 2-4 inches of rain- more than 30 cities, towns Sept. 25, 12:54 p.m., theft, 200 Sept. 25, 6:22 a.m., criminal trespass and endangering the wel- and tribal communities Sept. 25, 12:05 p.m., theft, 3100 fall. The agency has also block of North Broadway Street. pass, 600 block of North Cen- block of Sheridan Avenue. fare minor, 2000 block of Ohio issued a high wind warning, across Oregon to help devel- tral Boulevard. Street. Sept. 25, 1:21 p.m., burglary, 1100 Sept. 25, 12:18 p.m., unlawful forecasting gusts as high as op a new funding plan for block of West Anderson Avenue. Sept. 25, 6:39 a.m., criminal tres- entry to a motor vehicle and Sept. 27, 12:26 a.m., criminal 55 mph in town and 80 mph youth development funds beginning in July. Topics Sept. 25, 4:55 p.m., shoplifter, pass, 400 block of North Cen- theft of medications, 1600 trespass, 1600 block of Virginia along the beach. 1000 block of South First tral Boulevard. block of Virginia Avenue. Avenue. The storm is expected to include how to keep youth ages 6-20 engaged in school, Street. Sept. 25, 6:40 a.m., criminal tres- cause significant increases in Sept. 25, 12:34 p.m., criminal Sept. 27, 5:23 a.m., criminal tres- how to improve academic pass, 200 block of state High- pass, 3200 block of Tremont river levels, and burned areas Sept. 25, 5:53 p.m., fraud, 500 mischief, 2200 block of 16th outcomes for children and block of South Morrison Street. way 42. Street. Avenue. may be at risk of landslide. youth, and to how to better For more information prepare youth for jobs and about weather conditions, careers. Council members visit the NWS website at want to learn about gaps in http://bit.ly/S-OR-NWS. services and where and how Oregon youth council youth, parents and other comes to Coos Bay community members want to see changes made. COOS BAY — The Oregon Council staff will contact Youth Development Council community members at each will host an outreach event location to make them aware in Coos Bay next week, part of the date, time and loca- of its tour around the state tion of each meeting. The over the next few months. Coos Bay meetings will all be Council members and held at the Boys & Girls Club staff have been asking youth, of Southwestern Oregon, parents, teachers, school 3333 Walnut Ave. The meet- administrators, service ing for Coos Bay’s commu- providers, the business nity service providers will be community and local gov- held at 11 a.m. Wednesday; ernment officials how to the meeting for Coos Bay better invest and distribute families will be held at 5:30 state and federal youth p.m. Wednesday. Meetings TODAY Oregon Virtual Academy — noon, 400 Virginia Ave., suite 210, North Bend; regular meeting. TUESDAY Coos Bay City Council Meeting — 7 p.m., city hall, council chambers, 500 Central Ave., Coos Bay; regular meeting. Coos Bay Urban Renewal Agency — 7:30 p.m., city hall, council chambers, 500 Central Ave., Coos Bay; regular meeting.

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Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Les Bowen, Digital Editor Opinion Larry Campbell, Executive Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/news/opinion Healthy economic signs if you look

Now that summer is stretches of sunny days strolling the vendor aisles with our club in a parade we Our view turning to fall, many of us helped bring out fun-seek- suggests goods and services emphasize on the fact that are really feeling the air ers in droves, according to are still being purchased. we’re connected — good Good attendance at fes- getting cooler. organizers. And even Commerce remains alive. and bad times. tivals suggests a resurg- Let’s stave off that chill though true Oregonians The marketplace is still Again, are we being over- ing economy. for a moment longer and would’ve sloshed through drawing customers. ly optimistic? We don’t look back on a successful downpours without com- Overly optimistic? We think so. Looking back on What do you think? summer fair season. plaint, it was awfully nice to don’t think so. Consider this week’s news about From the Blackberry Arts be able to enjoy the ven- what message would be timber legislation and sub- The World welcomes Festival to the Coos County dors, parades and other delivered if people stayed sidies from Washington and letters. Email us at [email protected]. Fair and the Oregon Coast entertainment under clear away. What would it say counties struggling to make Music Festival; from and sunny skies. Even ven- about our fiscal condition if ends meet, we think we Bandon to Reedsport to dors at the Coos Bay market everyone just stayed home? need to remember that Coquille and Myrtle Point; on Wednesdays testify to Second, seeing families we’re still here — and we the region’s fairs and festi- seeing larger crowds this and friends out and enjoy- still have opportunities for vals enjoyed healthy crowds year. ing themselves means the economic growth. under one of the warmest That’s a bit of good news entire community remains The signs are found in the summers on record. for a couple of reasons. involved. When we attend a crowds at the county fair Decidedly untypical First, seeing folks summer concert or march and the town festivals. Cheers &Jeers Small town, big fun How could anyone not have fun at last Saturday’s Bay Area Fun Festival? Food and craft vendors, a tractor show, live music, a parade and a beer garden. What a way to end summer. We like the way festival founder Cindi Miller put it: “I think it’s important for smaller towns, for morale, pride, a ‘meet your neighbor’ type of thing. It’s a weekend for fun. We all have enough things hanging over our heads every day.” They paved paradise . . . Farmer family of you may have seen us in a vin- Almost done. That’s what Public Forum tage red V.W. bus, "The Coffee ODOT says about the massive expresses thanks Bus." We were taking it from paving project that has In Loving Memory of Danny Washington to Arizona. Every- dominated the U.S. 101 B. Farmer Jr., the Farmer family; body we had contact with was stretch through North Lacee and the boys, Coy, Wylee Community Credit Union Lorenz, owner of The Coach helpful and cheerful. We stayed at Bend for the last two and Weston; would like to thank Donation account. House Restaurant. He was the Super 8 and the clerk on duty years. Best laid plans the community, family and Lacee Farmer accompanied by the Coos Bay hooked my friend up with a shut- always run into glitches, friends for the abundance of Myrtle Point Fire Department who set up tle to the casino. but a few speed bumps aside, most donations, support and prayers tables, provided equipment and Manny and his wife were our work should be done soon. Let’s in our time of need. Thanks for the helped prepare and serve food to next door “neighbors.” He tin- just hope we all haven’t gotten He was a very amazing man, school festivities the many students, parents and kered on the van and his wife gra- used to missing crosswalk curbs. father, husband and son that staff at Blossom Gulch. ciously shared their dinner with touched so many more lives Blossom Gulch Elementary A huge blossom bouquet goes us. Manny, coincidentally, is a Forest for the trees than we could have ever imag- recently celebrated with an open out to them for making it such a traveling photographer and was ined and will forever be missed house and barbecue. Hundreds successful evening. Thank You! in Coos Bay for a shoot. A young Our congressional delegation by all. His three boys were the of families filled the auditorium From the staff, students and man, Nathan, a regular at the hasn’t forgotten those of us who light of his life and he will con- to celebrate our dedicated families of Blossom Gulch Ele- Super 8, knew quite a bit about depend on at least tinue to live on through them. teachers as they were intro- mentary. the bus and quickly diagnosed it. some semblance of a The love showed for these boys duced by our principal Linda Laura Gieselman Manny and Nathan both directed timber industry. Rep. and our family by our commu- Vickrey. Coos Bay us to Jerry at 2nd Street Imports. Pete DeFazio’s H.R. nity was such a comfort. Following her presentation, After a quick tow and a fix, we 1526 tries once again to Special thanks to: Farmer families were invited to the What a great were back on our way. get O&C lands produc- Family’s Spaghetti and Auction classrooms where teachers Thank you everybody, for ing again. A similar bill by Sen. Ron Fundraiser, Facebook Donations proudly displayed a wide array town! everything. It turned out to be a Wyden promises to extend the (In Memory of Danny Farmer), of student work. It was wonder- In late August my friend and I wonderful stay and we made new Secure Rural School subsidies to Bob Banks Equine Chiropractic ful to see such a great turnout! were traveling down the coast and friends. counties. Imagine what might get Fundraiser, McWilliam Mud The delicious hot dog barbecue ended up staying over in Coos Katy Kassian done if the two lawmakers were Mania Donations and First was generously provided by Jim Bay. We had car problems. Some Regan, Wash. actually working together. Wait your turn Not all records should be broken The Obama administration was a bit too quick on the BY DR.TODD LANDSBERG,AUD uber-loud stadiums wear some trigger concerning We’ve all heard the old sports sort of ear protection. Inexpensive Rep. DeFazio’s O&C adage: “Records are made to be Your View foam plugs can reduce decibels bill last week. Threat- broken.” levels by about 30 decibels. en a veto before the bill In theory it sounds like a great If you are an adult and are not is even on the presi- slogan, but in reality maybe not all concerned about your hearing dent’s desk? How about you the sound levels there. We used to caution people that records should be broken. You can bet that many colleges a rock concert can cause damage, that is your decision.But if you are Washington boys wait your turn, going to the game with a child huh? As an audiologist, the record will also be trying their best to which it can. But those levels are that specifically comes to mind is garner “loudest college stadium” generally around 110 decibels, then hearing protection for the one now where fans are trying laurels this season. Many look on which seems tame compared to him/her is absolutely vital. Ready in Reedsport to set records for having the loud- it as some sort of tribute to having stadiums levels of 120 and 130 Today about 12.5 percent of est stadium. They believe that American children between the Congratulations to Reedsport the “best” fans. That is really not decibels. decibel levels show their support ages of 6 and 19 have measurable for being recognized as the case. Hearing problems can arise noise-induced hearing loss “TsunamiReady” by the National for their team. To the lay person it sounds with only two hours of exposure at (NIHL). Exposure to harmful Weather Service earlier In theory it sounds like a fun like harmless fun. But as an 91 decibels. Keep in mind, an sounds can injure the delicate hair this month. There’s endeavor.In reality there are some audiologist for nearly 10 years I average NFL game is slightly more cells in a child’s inner ear. even a certificate to pretty serious consequences for look on it a bit differently. There than three hours today. trying to set these records. Keep in mind, we all have a prove it. The weather can be serious consequences for When I visit companies to do Seattle Seahawk fans recently fixed number of cochlear hair cells service recognizes fans experiencing decibel levels hearing screening the Occupa- set a Guinness record for the and they don’t regenerate. It’s those communities similar to jets taking off an air- tional Safety and Health Admin- loudest stadium in the world important to prevent damage in that mount comprehensive cam- craft carrier or soldiers experi- istration (OSHA) is concerned when noise levels hit 136.6 deci- when noise levels are about 85 the first place to reduce the need paigns to ensure their residents encing artillery fire. bels during a game against San decibels. In fact, OSHA says a for hearing aids later in life. A know where to go and what to do in How high are these stadium Francisco. The previous mark was worker should not be exposed to a child with hearing loss is in a seri- the unlikely event of a major ocean decibel levels? The pain threshold surge. 131.76 decibels set in 2011 at a soc- decibel level of 120 for more than ous disadvantage in school. cer match in Turkey. for the human head is between nine seconds without hearing We all love to see sports records A group of diehard Kansas City 120-130 decibels. Windows will protection. broken. It is exciting and shows a What do you think? fans have already announced they shatter at 163 decibels. As an audiologist I should remarkable accomplishment. But What happens when your ears The World welcomes letters. will be trying to break Seattle’s probably sit back and let fans let’s leave the records for the ath- experience loud noise over a pro- Email us at decibel record Oct. 13 when the scream their lungs out. Heck, I letes to break. longed period of time? The two [email protected]. Chiefs face rival Oakland at should be encouraging them! The records for loudest stadi- Arrowhead Stadium. most common symptoms of After all, many of them will likely ums are ones that are best left Oregon’s famed Autzen Sta- excessive noise exposure are hear- need hearing aids in the future unbroken. We will all be better off Remembering dium is legendary for its loud- ing loss and tinnitus (a noise or and will be visiting my office. in the long-run. ness and is considered by many ongoing ringing in the ears that But, as an audiologist who has Dr. Todd Landsberg is the head the fallen to be college’s loudest stadium affects one in five people). worn hearing aids most of his life, of the South Coast Hearing Center with noise levels reaching 127 If you are leaving a stadium I feel I have a duty to let people in Coos Bay. In 2008 he was hon- U.S. military death tolls decibels. Louisiana State’s with ringing in your ears you know that many forms of hearing ored nationally by Oticon for his in Afghanistan as of Friday: famed “Death Valley” stadium have damaged your hearing. The loss can be avoided by using prac- efforts in helping to eliminate neg- vies for loudest honors and has ringing may subside, but there is tical sense. ative stereotypes of what it means 2,141 been dubbed “Deaf Valley” for still damage. If you are going to one of these to have a hearing loss.

Saturday,September 28,2013 • The World • A5 South Coast Births

1 5 BAY AREA HOSPITAL ing 8 pounds, 3 /2 ounces. Par- 2013, weighing 8 pounds, 12 /10 weighing 6 pounds, 13 ounces. Tayte Reed Wittlake was born at ents are Jamie and Lovella ents are Austin and Amber ounces. Parents are Lane Major Parents are Jason and Stacy 11:39 a.m., Sept. 16, 2013, Sanderlin of Coos Bay. Kota James Thorn Lemmons-Guf- 4 Aspinall of Coos Bay. and Sharaea Wright of North Smith of Myrtle Point. weighing 7 pounds, 11 /10 fee was born at 9:51 p.m., Aug. Trinity Patricia Fry was born at Isaiah James Murray was born at Bend. ounces. Parents are Travis and 12:54 p.m., Sept. 18, 2013, 15, 2013, weighing 8 pounds, 13 Kyndlee Mae-Darlene Cutright Elizabeth Wittlake of Broadbent. 4 /10 ounces. Parents are Frankie 2:57 p.m., Aug. 28, 2013, weigh- Grayson Carrol Gentry was born was born at 4:07 p.m., Sept. 13, weighing 5 pounds, 11 ounces. 2 Lemmons McNeal and Skylar ing 7 pounds, 3 /10 ounces. Par- at 12:24 a.m., Sept. 10, 2013, 2013, weighing 6 pounds, 11 Kayden Riddick Richardson was Parents are Michael Fry and Guffee of Gold Beach. ents are Timothy and Katina weighing 7 pounds, 10 ounces. ounces. Parent is Casara Stein- born at 1:13 a.m., Sept. 18, 2013, Amber Shaves of North Bend. 9 Murray of Coos Bay. Parents are Brandon Gentry and weighing 6 pounds, 6 /10 Sophia Marie Powers was born at auer of Coquille. Hayden Shyann Stevens was born Jayden Michael Wright was born Tonya Wahl of Reedsport. ounces. Parent is Mary Smoth- at 8:05 a.m., Sept. 18, 2013, 3:59 p.m., Aug. 16, 2013, weigh- Mira Othelia Alexandria Lamar ers of Coos Bay. ing 5 pounds, 11 ounces. Parents at 3:27 a.m., Aug,. 28, 2013, Elijah Alan Pugmire was born at was born at 6:17 p.m., Sept. 14, weighing 6 pounds, 5 5/10 are Nicholas and Jammie Pow- weighing 7 pounds, 14 ounces. 11:23 a.m., Sept. 11, 2013, weigh- 5 Jolie Helen Sanderlin was born at ounces. Parents are Buster 2013, weighing 8 pounds, 12 /10 2 ers of Coos Bay. Parents are Christian Lawson ing 8 pounds, 4 /10 ounces. Par- 4:07 p.m., Sept. 18, 2013, weigh- Stevens and Traci Hammack of ounces. Parents are Joshua and 7 and Lindsay Wright of Coos Bay. ents are Michael and Kimberly ing 5 pounds, 15 /10 ounces. Par- North Bend. Jeremiah Gerarde Louis Villa was Holli Lamar of Coos Bay. Hudsyn Marie Johnson was born Pugmire of Coquille. born at 10:41 p.m., Aug. 16, Carris Jo Messner was born at at 7:45 a.m., Aug. 31, 2013, Darius Sebastian Alexander 2013, weighing 5 pounds, 10 10:57 p.m., Sept. 15, 2013, Fairview church raises funds ounces. Parents are Jimy and weighing 8 pounds, 5 ounces. Wilkins was born at 10:52 p.m., weighing 6 pounds, 13 ounces. Debra Villa of Coos Bay. Parents are Shane and Jessica Sept. 11, 2013, weighing 6 Johnson of Coquille. pounds, 8 ounces. Parent is Parents are Clint and Cory Mess- for care packages for troops Delaney Ann Degan was born at ner of North Bend. Akaylus May Rose Keeler was Samantha Wilkins of Coos Bay. 11:16 p.m., Aug. 17, 2013, weigh- FAIRVIEW — Fairview ing 7 pounds, 7 ounces. Parents born at 4:40 a.m., Aug. 31, 2013, Gavin Isaac Runion was born at Raya Suzanne Cantrell was born CCO plans advisory weighing 5 pounds, 15 ounces. at 11:44 p.m., Sept. 15, 2013, Community Church will host council meeting are James and Cassandra Degan 8:54 a.m., Sept. 11, 2013, weigh- its sixth annual fundraiser to Parents are James Mickelson 1 weighing 7 pounds, 4 ounces. of Coos Bay. ing 8 pounds, /2 ounce. Parents COOS BAY — The local and Sheena Dishner of Sixes. Parents are Patrick and Holly support troops. The spaghetti Rodney Rogue Lilly was born at are Robert Runion and Andrea Coordinated Care Cole of Coos Bay. Cantrell of Coos Bay. dinner and silent auction at 11:57 p.m., Aug. 18, 2013, weigh- Aubriellah LaRayne Lara was 5:30 p.m. Saturday is the only Organization will conduct its ing 7 pounds, 5 ounces. Parents born at 11:24 p.m., Aug. 31, 2013, Emerson Jermaine LaMar was Jeffrey Allen Sanchez was born at fundraiser for an effort that quarterly Community 6 are Rodney Lilly and Harley weighing 7 pounds, 13 /10 born at 9:28 a.m., Sept. 11, 2013, 12:24 a.m., Sept. 16, 2013, sends care packages to mili- Advisory Council noon-1:30 ounces. Parents are Jordan Lara McClain of Myrtle Point. weighing 6 pounds, 11 ounces. weighing 7 pounds, 7 ounces. tary personnel serving away p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2, at the and Samantha Roney of Coos Parents are Andrew and Parents are Matthew Sanchez Oregon Coast Community Morgan Sara Rossback was born Bay. from home. at 7:59 p.m., Aug. 18, 2013, Natasha LaMar of Coos Bay. and Ashley Medeiros of Coos This year’s silent auction Action Building, 1855 Thomas 1 Bay. weighing 6 pounds, 12 /2 Dedrick James McClurg was born Ariana Valeria Jimenez was born includes a diamond plate St., Coos Bay. The local CCO, ounces. Parents are Daniel and at 11:17 p.m., Sept. 2, 2013, at 7:56 a.m., Sept. 11, 2013, Lennon Dai Ashenfelter was born truck box donated by Les Western Oregon Advanced 4 Amanda Rossback of Coos Bay. weighing 8 pounds, 15 /10 weighing 8 pounds, 9 ounces. at 11:46 p.m., Sept. 16, 2013, Schwab, dinners, charter ﬁsh- Health, hosts meetings for ounces. Parent is Mykaela Hof- 5 Parents are Jose and Hilda weighing 6 pounds, 6 /10 ing trips, cords of ﬁrewood public input with a portion set Presley Mae Hubbard was born at ferber of Bandon. 12:59 p.m., Aug. 19, 2013, weigh- Jimenez of Myrtle Point. ounces. Parent is Vanessa Ferrer and more. Organizers will aside at 1 p.m. CCOs are ing 8 pounds, 1 ounce. Parents Carson James Garrison was born Jason Lane Wagoner was born at of Bandon. continue to accept donations responsible for coordinating are Chance Hubbard and Keri at 5:10 a.m., Sept. 3, 2013, 1:16 a.m., Sept. 12, 2013, weigh- for the silent auction until communication between 1 Jacob Nicholas Villers was born weighing 5 pounds, 12 /2 ounces. patients’ health care providers Sayler of Coos Bay. ing 8 pounds, 10 ounces. Par- at 10:03 a.m., Sept. 16, 2013, Saturday night. Parents are Christopher and to address all patients’ needs. Abigail Morris was born at 2:30 ents are David and Melia Wag- 6 For more information, Christine Garrison of Coos Bay. weighing 7 pounds, 9 /10 a.m., Aug. 19, 2013, weighing 4 oner of North Bend. ounces. Parents are Mitchel contact Bob Sullivan at 541- For more information, call pounds, 6 ounces. Parents are Paige Ashlyn Johnson was born Davney Lou Smith was born at Villers and Brandy Studdard of 396-7217 or Ken Kaiser at 541- Debbie Webb at 541-269- James and Hannah Morris of at 5:15 a.m., Sept. 4, 2013, 10:34 a.m., Sept. 13, 2013, Coos Bay. 396-4710. 7400, ext. 140. 1 Coos Bay. weighing 8 pounds, 2 /2 ounces. Parents are Andy Johnson and Derek James Benway was born at Mindy Boston of Bandon. 1:56 p.m., Aug. 20, 2013, weighing 9 pounds, 2 ounces. Parents Patricia Rose Fisher was born at are James and Brittany Benway 5:22 p.m., Sept. 4, 2013, weigh- of Coos Bay. ing 8 pounds, 4 ounces. Parents are Russell and Ginger Fischer Tristan Charlie Barcus was born of Myrtle Point. at 6:57 a.m., Aug. 22, 2013, weighing 7 pounds, 2 ounces. Tripp Robert Bushnell was born Parents are Joshua Barcus and at 2:21 a.m., Sept. 5, 2013, Sara Simons of Reedsport. weighing 6 pounds, 1 ounce. Parents are Mitch and Melanie Joseph Paul Bollig IV was born at Bushnell of Powers. 5:32 a.m., Aug. 22, 2013, weigh- 5 ing 8 pounds, 5 /10 ounces. Par- Amari Veda Ozment was born at ents are Joseph Bollig III and 6 a.m., Sept. 5, 2013, weighing 6 1 Laura Simpson of North Bend. pounds, 4 /2 ounces. Parents are Leo Ozment and Samantha Reap Zakkary Harold Robinson was of Coos Bay. born at 1:24 p.m., Aug. 22, 2013, 1 weighing 5 pounds, 14 /2 Paisley Marie Draper was born at ounces. Parents are Micah 8:56 p.m., Sept. 6, 2013, weigh- Robinson and Kelli Smith of ing 6 pounds, 10 ounces. Par- Coos Bay. ents are Daniel and Nicole Drap- er of Allegany. Marilyn Marie Hendricks was born at 12:50 p.m., Aug. 23, Alissa Lee Lucas was born at 7:49 3 2013, weighing 7 pounds, 4 /4 p.m., Sept. 6, 2013, weighing 8 4 ounces. Parents are Richard pounds, /10 ounces. Parents are Hendricks and Korri McDaniel of Tyler Lucas and Krystal Harper Myrtle Point. of Coos Bay. Allaster Lee LaTourrette-Murphy Kiya Kimberly Kuehn was born at was born at 12:51 p.m., Aug. 24, 9:38 p.m., Sept. 6, 2013, weigh- 1 2013, weighing 4 pounds, 15 /2 ing 8 pounds, 10 ounces. Par- ounces. Parents are Stephen ents are Fredrick Kuehn and LaTourette-Murphy and Mary Trisha Littles of Coos Bay. Lombardi of Bandon. Alexzander Dean Ewing was born Talynn Mae Robinette was born at 4:28 p.m., Sept. 6, 2013, at 11:46 p.m., Aug. 26, 2013, weighing 5 pounds, 10 ounces. weighing 7 pounds, 7 ounces. Parent is Bronte Ewing of North Parents are Travis and Tanya Bend. Robinette of Coos Bay. Braelynn JoLee Reyes was born Paisley Dawn Swanson was born at 11:14 a.m. Sept. 8, 2013, 8 at 7:46 p.m., Aug. 26, 2013, weighing 6 pounds, 11 /10 weighing 7 pounds, 14 ounces. ounces. Parents are Tony Reyes Parents are Cameron and and Shanna Toney of North Stormie Swanson of North Bend. Bend. Colton James Houchin was born Stella Ann Rene Badial was born at 4:39 p.m., Aug. 26, 2013, at 3:27 p.m., Sept. 8, 2013, 7 weighing 6 pounds, 3 ounces. weighing 8 pounds, 7 /10 ounces. Parents are Andrew Houchin Parents are Jimmie Rozier and and Christina Husko of Coos Bay. Heather Badial of Coos Bay. Sebastian Antonio Kamealoha Madeline Marie Kuehn was born Maio was born at 4:17 p.m., Aug, at 8:09 p.m., Sept. 9, 2013, 6 26, 2013, weighing 6 pounds, 14 weighing 6 pounds, 9 /10 ounces. Parents are Justin and ounces. Parents are Michael and Leah Maio of North Bend. Michelle Kuehn of Coos Bay. Atreyu Ray Adam Alexander was Olivia Marie Tonso was born at born at 11:24 a.m., Aug. 27, 2013, 7:30 a.m., Sept. 9, 2013, weigh- 9 weighing 5 pounds, 12 ounces. ing 7 pounds, 15 /10 ounces. Par- Parents are Cody and Stephanie ents are Chad Tonso and Chyna Alexander of Powers. Jensen of North Bend. Zoren Tobias Aspinall was born at Harper Ruth Margaret Major was 6:45 p.m., Aug. 27, 2013, weigh- born at 10:39 p.m., Sept. 9, PECIAL ON S in SEAS Pumpk Pie Bagels ¡ PORTLAND BAGEL COMPANY Any Breakfast Sandwich* $4.00 with small house coffee (excluding the Meat Lovers’)

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A6 •The World • Saturday, September 28,2013 Obituaries and State Timber payment checks expected in early 2014 Teen

MEDFORD — Oregon convinced the Legislature to must counties could see checks STATE create the position, says early next year from a one- Golden “is absolutely the year extension of federal DIGEST right person” to help ensure show timber payments. that Oregon meets its educa- President Barack Obama leaders are pitching a plan tion goals. is expected to sign a bill to they say would free up mil- maturity maintain a federal helium lions of dollars for education, Handgun found at reserve, a move aimed at allowing school districts to S. Salem High School avoiding a worldwide short- hire more teachers and add SALEM (AP) — A 15-year- DEAR ABBY: I’m a 14- age of a gas used in industri- additional school days. old South Salem High School year-old girl who’s having a al processes. But much of the influx of student was arrested after disagreement with my par- The extension of aid to money they’re touting would administrators found a ents about dating. There’s timber-dependent counties be temporary, offset in future handgun in his backpack. this guy, “Connor,”who likes was added in Oregon Sen. Ron years by tax credits for certain Police Lt. Dave Okada says me, and I’m very comfortable Wyden’s Energy and Natural business owners. Critics have there’s no indication he was with him. His older sister and Resources Committee. pounced on that point ahead targeting anyone Thursday I are good friends. Rocky McVay, leader of of a special session scheduled The Associated Press at school. The gun was not The trouble is, my parents the Association of O&C to begin on Monday. Gov. John Kitzhaber speaks to a second grade class at Hallman loaded. The Statesman Jour- have strict rules against dat- Counties, tells the Medford The proposal would Elementary School in Salem. Kitzhaber is pitching a combination of nal reports the student may ing and I think it’s unfair. I Mail Tribune checks are like- increase taxes on some indi- pension cuts and tax increase to increase funding for schools. be expelled in addition to think I’m mature enough to ly to go out in January and viduals and businesses while facing charges of unlawful date, and I know right from February. But he says that’s lowering them for others. possession of a firearm, pos- wrong. My friends say I’m tentative because of the The agreement also includes took Forest Grove firefighters Golden named chief sessing a firearm in a public very mature for my age, and working with hydraulic res- uncertainty about the fate of cuts in public-employee education officer building and possessing a they approve of Connor cue tools about half an hour because he’s friendly and has the federal budget. pensions and restrictions on SALEM (AP) — A state stolen firearm. to remove a worker who was an outgoing personality. I Thirty-three counties are the ability of local govern- board has named Nancy trapped in a beet-digging Bicyclist, 72, dies on have tried talking to my par- expected to get a share of the ments to regulate agricul- Golden as Oregon’s chief machine. ents about this, but I always $100 million. ture, including genetically education officer. highway near Yachats Forest Grove Fire and Res- end up in tears. modified crops. The Education Invest- YACHATS (AP) — A 72- Proposal’s revenue a cue says its crew responded Can you tell me how I can ment Board unanimously year-old Washington man short-term boost Forest Grove worker’s Thursday afternoon to the convince them to give this selected the former Spring- vacationing on the Oregon leg stuck in harvester middle of a beet field where guy a chance? — GROWN UP SALEM (AP) — Gov. John field superintendent on Fri- coast died Thursday while the worker had tried to clear AT 14, PRINCE GEORGE, Kitzhaber and legislative FOREST GROVE (AP) — It day. Golden has been serving bicycling on U.S. Highway a clog when he slipped. His CANADA as the interim chief. 101 near Yachats. Oregon leg became stuck in convey- DEAR GROWN UP: A sure She replaces Rudy Crew, or belt. State Police say a witness said way to show your parents who resigned. Velma Chastain affectionately known as “the The man was taken to Robert Henry Barca tipped you’re The chief education offi- Aug. 8,1926 - Sept. 19,2013 Sarge”, until her retirement. Legacy Emanuel Medical over and fell.He was not hit by mature cer oversees Oregon’s edu- DEAR She enjoyed volunteer Center in Portland with a car. KVAL reports he was enough to Graveside services will be cation system from pre- ABBY work with the Eagles Ladies’ injuries described as moder- unconscious and not breath- date would held 10 a.m., Saturday, Sept. school through college. Auxiliary; the VFW and the ate. ing when first responders be to show 28, 2013, at the North Fork Harbor High Pirates Club Gov. John Kitzhaber, who arrived. Cemetery in North Fork, them you’re but, she was the happiest a responsi- Calif., for Bandon resident when spending time with her and long time California, ble person. family. Do they resident Velma Chastain. She is survived by her Harold Clifford in Fullerton, Calif., and will be remembered as a kind Velma was born Aug. 8, resided in Coquille for the samaritan, great story teller, know when daughters, Sandy Blechar of Wrigley they ask you 1926, in Sanger, Calif., the Bandon; Sharon Swope of past 34 years, having moved listener and conversational- daughter of Archibald & July 26, 1916 - Sept. 15, 2013 from Torrance, Calif., after ist who wore a welcoming a question Oakhurst, Calif.; son, Dennis that they’ll Olive Atkinson; and A graveside memorial retiring as a certified welder. smile and gave warm hugs. JEANNE Chastain of Fresno, Calif.; get an hon- youngest of service will be held at 12 p.m. He graduat- He is survived by brother PHILLIPS granddaughters, Jessica est answer 10 children. Saturday, Oct. 5, at Myrtle ed from Mock of Bandon; Trisha Richard Wrigley and wife with no She died Wensloff of Yosemite Lake Crest Memorial Gardens, Fullerton Dorothy of Southern Califor- Sept. 19, High School evasion? Have you shown Park, Calif.; great-grand- 94105 Rink Creek Lane, in nia; daughters Donna McKee 2013, in and was a them that you respect their children, Jesse Parr and Coquille; Amling/Schroeder and husband James of Med- Bandon at member of curfews? Do you do the Joseph Parr, both of Funeral Service of Coquille is ford; Rita Todd Kornbau and chores that are expected of the age of 87. Oakhurst; Katy Mock and in charge of services. Christ- the Steam- She was fitters husband James of Coquille, you without having to be Cydnee Mock, both of Ban- ian counselor and grand- Deanna Randall and husband reminded? Is the same true raised and don. daughter Stacy Jordan For- Union, a lifetime Wayne of Coquille, 10 grand- about your homework? educated in Velma Chastain In addition to her hus- rest officiating. Harold Wrigley Masonic children; 19 great-grandchil- If the answer to these the Fresno band, she was preceded in A dearly-loved husband, area. Fol- member and dren; and eight great-great questions is yes, then do they death by five sisters and four father, grandfather, great- lowing high school she mar- regularly attended the grandchildren. KNOW Connor? Do they brothers. grandfather, great-great ried Howard Chastain in Christian Science Church of He was preceded in death know his parents? If they do, The family suggests grandfather, son and brother, April, 1945. He preceded her Coos Bay. Harold was in the they might feel more com- memorials be made to South Harold C. Wrigley, 97, of by his parents; two brothers; in death on Nov. 17,2002. U.S. Marine Corp during a grandson; great-grandson; fortable about your seeing Coast Hospice, 1620 Coquille crossed over to his him, IF it’s in a group rather She and Howard owned World War II and received an grandson-in-law; his special Thompson Rd., Coos Bay, heavenly home at the Myrtle than one-on-one. and operated a laundry mat in OR, 97420. Honorable Discharge. four-legged companion Gin- Santa Cruz and she worked Point Care Center Sept. 15, Harold loved his family DEAR ABBY: I’m 13 years Arrangements are under 2013, with his daughter and ger; and his beloved wife, old and I recently enrolled in for Sylvania as a Quality the direction of Amling and the great outdoors, Marguerite “Jane” Wrigley. Assurance inspector for gov- granddaughter present. He is hunting and fishing were his a new school. I have met two Schroeder Funeral Service, When asked, Harold would ernment contracts and then now reunited with his creator favorite pastimes. Harold boys, “Jake” and “Cory,”and Bandon. and those loved ones who lovingly remark they were I have been crushing on both managed a store for the Bak- Sign the guestbook at was a man of many talents ers Union, where she was went before him. and knew no stranger. He married 65 years, 8 months of them. www.theworldlink.com He was born July 26, 1916, and 3 days. I really like Jake for every- “Say not in grief he is no thing, but I’m not sure he more – but live in thankful- likes me back. I like Cory for James R. Rowe leaving him without parental Thomas Alfred Brown those receiving a congratula- ness that he was” his looks and popularity, and support to help him with his Sign the guestbook at I’m positive he likes me March 28, 1992 - Sept. 20, 2013 March 3, 1939 - Sept. 18, 2013 tions letter from the Gov. illness. With all these obsta- Mark Hatfield. He was www.theworldlink.com. because he said so. Should I A celebration of life for cles, he remained an opti- A Celebration of Life will grandfathered into the newly ask Jake to go with me first, James R. Rowe will be held at mist, keeping a smile on his be held for Thomas Alfred formed Oregon State Main- and if he says no, rebound to 2 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 5, face and always a song in his Brown, 74, of Brookings, who tenance Millwright program Cory? — CONFUSED IN 2013, at Sunset Bay Gazebo. heart. Jim's family and went to be with his Lord and as a journeyman. Death RAYMOND, MISS. Jim was born on March 28, friends are deeply saddened Savior, at 2 p.m. on Oct. 5, When the mill closed in DEAR CONFUSED: The 1992, in Coos Bay and died by his death. 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Saturday, September 28,2013 • The World • A7 Nation

Stocks Pilot suffers heart attack on ﬂight

Fri.’s closing New York Stock ExxonMbl 86.90 — .17 OfficeMax 12.55 + .05 Exchange selected prices: FMC Corp 71.52 — .12 Olin 23.00 — .29 BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A to strike pilots who undergo traffic controllers at 7:55 includes a test to measure Stock Last Chg FootLockr 34.10 + 1.34 PG&E Cp 40.78 — .26 United Airlines pilot died regular medical screening to p.m. to report the aircraft heart function called an AT&T Inc 33.98 — .25 FordM 17.05 — .22 Penney 9.05 — 1.37 Alcoa 8.20 — .07 Gannett 26.67 + .01 PepsiCo 80.20 — .34 after suffering a major heart keep their Federal Aviation needed to make an emer- EKG, Harmon said, but the Altria 34.71 — .29 GenCorp 16.20 — .06 Pfizer 28.88 + .36 attack while flying from Administration certification gency landing; the plane was test doesn’t necessarily pick AEP 43.44 — .20 GenDynam 88.29 + .04 Praxair 119.86 — .33 AmIntlGrp 49.15 — .30 GenElec 24.05 — .20 ProctGam 77.21 — .84 Houston to Seattle, forcing current. on the ground in Boise by up every condition. ApldIndlT 51.31 — .18 GenMills 48.08 — .44 Questar 22.42 + .11 crew members to make an Passengers aboard the 8:10 p.m., Miller said. Sometimes, the in-flight Avon 20.73 — .10 Hallibrtn 48.39 — .32 RockwlAut 107.18 — .97 emergency landing in Idaho Boeing 737-900 flown by The two doctors and an environment can have a BP PLC 42.80 + .14 HeclaM 3.16 — .04 SempraEn 86.62 — .42 BakrHu 49.53 + .06 Hess 78.33 — .46 SouthnCo 41.23 — .30 while two doctors on board Skillern seemed to handle the off-duty United Airlines small impact on pre-existing BkofAm 13.90 — .18 HewlettP 21.17 — .13 Textron 27.90 — .04 did CPR in the first-class emergency well, Miller said. pilot were among the 161 medical conditions, Harmon Boeing 118.74 — .64 HonwllIntl 83.58 — .47 3M Co 120.22 — .44 BrMySq 46.20 — .73 Idacorp 48.38 — .49 TimeWarn 66.20 + 1.33 cabin. “It seemed like they felt people aboard the flight. The said. The air on a flight is dry, Brunswick 39.92 + .19 IBM 186.92 — 3.30 Timken 60.13 — 1.25 Pilot Henry Skillern, 63, that everything that could be off-duty pilot aided the first usually at between 10 or 20 Caterpillar 83.80 — .40 IntPap 45.44 — 1.85 TriContl 18.42 — .11 Chevron 122.64 — .85 JohnJn 86.73 — .34 UnionPac 156.59 — 1.36 of Humble, Texas, was still done, was being done,” she officer — who is also a percent humidity, and that Citigroup 48.89 — .04 LockhdM 129.24 — .61 Unisys 25.13 — .10 alive when firefighters and said. “The passengers were trained pilot — in landing the can contribute to dehydra- CocaCola 38.40 — .34 Loews 46.95 — .39 USSteel 20.44 — .66 paramedics ran to his aid concerned for him, but plane while the physicians tion. ColgPalm s 59.93 — .46 LaPac 17.54 + .08 VarianMed 74.18 + .10 ConocoPhil 70.31 + .08 MDU Res 27.79 — .18 VerizonCm47.00 — .67 Thursday night on the Boise everyone was very calm.” performed CPR. “One thing that happens ConEd 55.15 — .49 MarathnO 34.90 — .38 ViadCorp 24.98 — .02 Airport tarmack. He died a Passenger Bryant Magill The doctors who helped to us as pilots is we might be CurtisWrt 47.30 — .44 McDnlds 97.12 — 1.07 WalMart 74.36 — .26 Deere 82.37 — .71 McKesson 129.29 + .85 WellsFargo 41.59 — .02 short time later while being described a professional the pilot were from Madigan dehydrated and not know it,” Disney 65.19 — .05 Merck 47.79 + .11 Weyerhsr 28.93 + .11 treated at Saint Alphonsus scene onboard. Army Medical Center, said Harmon said. “We don’t like DowChm 39.02 — .97 NCR Corp 39.65 — .29 Xerox 10.37 — .01 DuPont 59.01 — .50 NorflkSo 77.79 — .51 YumBrnds 72.13 — .24 Regional Medical Center, “I’m really impressed Jay Ebbeson, public affairs to guzzle lots of water Eaton 69.69 — .82 NorthropG 96.25 — .12 spokeswoman Jennifer Kra- with all the flight atten- officer for the hospital at because it’s so complicated EdisonInt 45.81 — .09 OcciPet 94.46 + .88 jnik said. dants,” Magill told Seattle Joint Base Lewis-McChord. now to get up and leave the Skillern had been a pilot for TV station KOMO. “They Glenn Harmon, an aero- cockpit to go to the bath- United Airlines for 26 years. kept themselves calm. They space physiologist who was room.” Financial snapshot Friday, Sept. 27, 2013 WEEK’S WEEK YEAR Boise airport spokes- kept it professional. There an airline pilot for nine years Sitting in a cramped seat- Interest rates CLOSE AGO AGO woman Patti Miller said it’s was no panic on the plane.” before becoming a professor ing position for long periods Average rate paid on banks not uncommon for a medical United spokeswoman at Embry-Riddle Aeronauti- can lead to deep vein throm- money-market accounts 0.10% 0.10 0.12 emergency to force a plane to Christen David declined to cal University, said all com- bosis, or clots deep inside the (Bank Rate Monitor) divert to the nearest airport. release details about how the mercial airline pilots under- body. Passengers can get up 91-day Treasury Bill Yield 0.01% 0.01 0.10 The Boise airport has had crew members realized the go a medical screening every from their seats and move 10-year Treasury Bond 2.63% 2.74 1.63 three such diversions in the pilot was in distress and six months to keep their cer- around to help prevent DVT, past two days, she said. But what their next steps were. tification with the FAA. but pilots don’t get the same Commodities it’s rare for a serious malady The first officer radioed air That screening typically opportunity, Harmon said. DJ UBS Commodities Indexes 128.01 128.29 148.51 Stocks Public TV Dow Jones Industrial Avg. 15,258.24 15,451.09 13,437.13 S&P 500 1,691.75 1,709.91 1,440.67 Wilshire 5000 Total Market 18,072.74 18,216.53 15,044.22 tackles AP issue of NORTHWEST STOCKS Week’s action: Monday,S FridayNAPSHO closings:T 0927Safeway.13: Wee . kly. . . financ. . . . . 31.63ial snapsho 32.25t dropouts of major stock indeSkywestxes; 2c . . x. .3 . inc. . . hes. . 15.01; stand 14.72-alone; Stock ...... s. taff;Mon. ETA 5:30 Fri. p.m. Starbucks ...... 75.36 77.32 Frontier...... 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A8 •The World • Saturday, September 28,2013 Washington Budget showdown Shutdown looms in the House would hit tourists WASHINGTON (AP) — Time run- the bill, which would keep the gov- ning short,the Democratic-controlled ernment operating routinely Senate passed urgent legislation through Nov. 15. quickly Friday to avert a government shut- Friday’s Senate vote masked a down early next week, and President ferocious struggle for control of the WASHINGTON (AP) — If Barack Obama lectured House Republican Party pitting Boehner the government “shuts Republicans to stop “appeasing the tea and Senate Leader Mitch McConnell down” next Tuesday, your party” and quickly follow suit. against rebels led by relatively junior mail will still come. Doctors Despite the presidential plea — and lawmakers, Cruz and Mike Lee of will see Medicare patients. the urgings of their own leaders — Utah and a few dozen allies in the NASA will keep talking to the House GOP rebels showed no sign of House among them. astronauts circling Earth on retreat in their drive to use the threat of The outcome of that contest — the Space Station. In fact, the a shutdown to uproot the nation’s more than differences between the The Associated Press majority of government will three-year-old health care law. two political parties — is likely to House Speaker John Boehner, of Ohio, speaks to reporters on Capitol Hill in Washington, remain on the job. “We now move on to the next stage determine whether the government on Thursday after a closed-door strategy session. Pressure is building on fractious The closings would hit of this battle,”said Sen. Ted Cruz, the shuts down for the first time in near- Republicans over legislation to prevent a partial government shutdown. random Americans first: Texas Republican who is a face of the ly two decades. “Defund Obamacare” campaign in the Cruz told reporters he had had vacationers hoping to take in Brendan Buck, a spokesman for Capitol to the other, and except for Mount Rushmore or a Senate and is in close contact with numerous conversations with fellow Boehner, issued a statement in health care, passage might well be allies in the House. conservatives in recent days, adding, Smithsonian museum. response that said, “The House will routine. The bill provides funds at an Homebuyers seeking govern- First effects of a shutdown could “I am confident the House of take action that reflects the funda- annual rate of slightly more than show up as early as Tuesday if Representatives will continue to ment-backed mortgages. mental fact that Americans don’t $986 billion, in keeping with an Veterans appealing the denial Congress fails to approve money to stand its ground, continue to listen want a government shutdown and agreement Obama and Republicans keep the government going by the to the American people and ... stop of disability benefits. Travel- they don’t want the train wreck that made two years ago to restrain the ers who want new passports, Monday-midnight start of the new this train wreck, this nightmare that is Obamacare. Grandstanding from growth of a wide swath of govern- fiscal year. is Obamacare.” quickly. 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Diabetes Screening every 4th Thursday , Noon – 1:00 pm down and some wouldn’t. 9:00 - 10:00 am, Evening Clinics, Every 3rd & 4th Ironically, a shutdown Wednesday, 5:30 – 6:30 pm The following 2 groups are offered 6-8 hour fasting required including no coffee or tea at the Nancy Devereux Center, would have virtually no or 2 hours after the start of breakfast. Call for more information. Be smoke free in 2013! Instruction & support can 1200 Newmark Avenue, impact on President Barack help you quit for good this time! Call 541-888-3202 for more Obama’s health care law Diabetes Talk Group information. which is set to roll out its 1st & 3rd Thursday, 3:00 - 4:00 pm Look Good…Feel Better® *NAMI Family to Family Support Group* individual insurance plans on The continued support you need to balance good 1st Monday. By appointment only. Wednesdays, 3:00 – 5:00 pm Tuesday. People hoping to diabetes self-care. This group is to support family & friends who have a Call 541-269-8158 for more information. sign up on that first day Trained cosmetologists teach beauty techniques to loved one with some form of a mental illness. help combat appearance-related side effects of *NAMI* is offering a free 12 week class on living shouldn’t be affected. Diabetes Education Review Class with mental illness. Every Wednesday, 6:00-8:30 Other work that continues 1st Tuesday, Noon – 1:30 pm. cancer treatment, such as skin changes & hair loss. pm, September 11 - November 27. Call 541-888- Participants receive over $200 worth of top-of-the- 3202 to register – class size is limited. no matter how the political Find out what is new in diabetes care. Topic: Kidney Care line cosmetics. Knowing some simple diet and lifestyle changes can slow * Anxiety & Depression Support Group* spat goes: down and even stop the progressive loss of kidney function. Mondays, 12:30-1:30 pm, ■ Prison guards, FBI Moving Forward: Total Joint A support group for anxiety, panic, & depression. agents and the Border Patrol Pre-Surgery Education will be at their posts. Wellness 4th Monday only in October, Community Meal 1:00 - 3:00 pm. Call to register. Weekly Community Meal at First United ■ Air traffic controllers This class will help you better prepare for the Methodist Church and airport security screen- Classes… effects of total-joint surgery & after home care. Every Saturday, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm. ers will keep planes moving. 123 Ocean Blvd SE, Coos Bay Call 541-267-4410 for more information. ■ The military’s 1.4 million CHEC Talking Back: Laminectomy, In these uncertain times you may need support in active-duty personnel will Cervical & Spinal Fusion finding resources. Please feel welcome to attend. stay on duty. 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Contact Char 541-297-9256 Station and the two Ameri- Free classes designed to help unpaid caregivers details on length of walk and preparation to register. take care of themselves while caring for an older information. www.coostrails.com cans among six people living relative or friend. Oct 13, Dry Creek Wet Hike Breastfeeding Support Group aboard. But aside from that, Please Call 541-269-8258 only about 3 percent of Didgeridoo Club Coos Bay Stroke Support Group for more information. NASA’s 18,000 workers will Every Thursday except 3rd Thursday, 3rd Tuesday, 3:30 – 4:30 pm, Open to all women wanting support and information be on the job. 3:30 – 4:00 pm 490 N. 2nd St, Coos Bay. about breastfeeding. Sponsored by the Coos County For tourists and nature Call 541-267-5221 for more information. Breastfeeding Coalition 490 N. 2nd, Coos Bay. Call 541-267-5221 lovers, the effects would hit for more information. This group offers speakers & support for patients, Free classes and practice that strengthens breathing family & friends to assist in living with the fast. A shutdown would challenges of stroke. Infant Safety and CPR ability, and lessens snoring and sleep apnea. Monday, October 7, 6:30 – 8:30 pm quickly close all national This class covers various safety topics for infants parks, from Acadia to Train Your Brain Alzheimer/Dementia Education & through one year old, including car seats, pets, child Yosemite, and national mon- Every Tuesday in November, 6:00 - 8:00 pm Support Meeting proofing, avoiding germs & SIDS. Also covers uments and wildlife refuges. Space is limited, call to register. 3rd Thursday, 1:00 – 2:30 pm infant CPR. Call 541-290-7508 for more information. The Interior Department A series of four classes that one can start attending says campers would get 48 any time. Attend this workshop to learn proven Come learn & share with others living with Alzheimer’s. 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A10 •The World • Saturday, September 28,2013 World Kenyan ofﬁcial: Troops caused mall collapse

BY TOM ODULA said. Three others who had AND ADAM SCHRECK been detained were released. The Associated Press The government says at least 61 civilians and six NAIROBI, Kenya — security forces were killed. At Kenya’s military caused the least five attackers also were collapse of three floors of the killed. Westgate Mall in the deadly At the request of Kenya, terrorist siege, a top-ranking Interpol on Thursday issued official disclosed Friday, a notice asking for help in while the government urged capturing 29-year-old patience with the pace of an British-born fugitive investigation that has left key Samantha Lewthwaite — not questions unanswered. in connection with the mall Seven days after 67 people attack, but over a 2011 plot to were killed in the attack on bomb holiday resorts in the upscale shopping center, Kenya. there is still no clear word on Known in British tabloids the fate of dozens who have as “the white widow,” she been reported missing and no was married to one of the details on the terrorists who suicide bombers in the 2005 carried it out. attack on London’s transit The account of the roof system, and British media collapse raises the possibility have speculated she was that the military may have involved in the mall attack. caused the death of hostages But Lenku suggested that in its rescue attempt. An Interpol raised the issue of undisclosed number of peo- The Associated Press the international alert. He ple are feared to be buried in In this image made from video taken by the Kenyan Red Cross and obtained by The Associated Press on Friday, Red Cross workers attend to vic- declined to discuss any links the rubble. tims of the Sept.21 attack on the Westgate Mall in Nairobi,Kenya,in a parking area at the mall.Seven days after 67 people were killed in the attack to the mall attack, saying he The official said autopsies on the upscale shopping center, there is still no clear word on the fate of dozens who have been reported missing and no details on the terrorists “wouldn’t want to pre-empt will be conducted on any who carried it out. the position of the forensic bodies found to determine investigation taking place.” the cause of death — from the RPGs fired by soldiers created earlier suggested it was is believed to have been used ists in that organization are Dramatic new video militants or the structural a gaping hole in the mall’s caused by a mattress fire in by the gunmen. up to, how they carry out filmed by the Kenyan Red collapse. The high-ranking roof and caused the floors to the Nakumatt department Al-Shabab said it carried attacks, and really seek to Cross shows responders government official spoke to collapse. store. out Saturday’s attack to pun- frankly end the threat that rushing to help the injured The Associated Press on con- Four huge explosions had Presidential spokesman ish Kenya for sending its the organization poses,” shortly after the assault dition of anonymity because rocked the mall Monday and Manoah Esipisu said struc- troops into Somalia to fight Godec said in an interview began on Sept. 21. he was not authorized to dark smoke poured out — the tural engineers are examining the al-Qaida-linked militant with AP. “So we are working The footage, obtained by divulge sensitive informa- likely time that the floors the collapse. FBI agents, group that had seized large very hard with Kenya, and The Associated Press shows tion. collapsed. along with investigators from parts of that country for other countries, to do so.” responders entering the The official also confirmed A soldier who was return- Britain, Canada and Ger- years before being dislodged Amid the possibility that mall’s upper level parking that Kenyan troops fired ing from the mall Tuesday many, are participating in the from the capital, Mogadishu. some of the attackers may area and treating injured rocket-propelled grenades while carrying a rocket inquiry. Results are not U.S. Ambassador Robert F. have escaped during the amid bodies on the pave- inside the mall, but would launcher told the AP reporter expected until next week at Godec said the United States evacuation of civilians from ment. not say what caused the that he had fired it inside. the earliest. is concerned about the the mall, authorities have The end of the graphic floors to collapse, if the The soldier spoke on condi- Police are trying to deter- specter of more violence increased surveillance at video appears to show sever- action was intentional, or if it tion of anonymity because he mine if the attackers stored from al-Shabab. border crossings and at the al seriously wounded and was an accident. was ordered not to talk to the ammunition in the mall “Obviously they do pose a Nairobi airport, the senior dead people where a chil- The account at least par- media. hours or even days before the threat, and it’s critically government official said. dren’s cooking event had tially backs up information The government has not attack, and investigators are important, I think, that we Eight suspects are being been taking place. Injured given to AP on Wednesday by said publicly what caused the tracing the ownership of a car understand al-Shabab, held over the attack, Interior people are wailing and calling another official who said collapse. One official had that has been discovered and understand what the terror- Minister Joseph Ole Lenku out for help.

A MINUTE Climate panel: warming MESSAGE ‘extremely likely’ man-made

From STOCKHOLM (AP) — Sci- term trends. isn’t going to be released until Socializing, celebrating our city and raising money for NORM entists can now say with “An old rule says that cli- Monday, but the summary for local non-profits. RUSSELL extreme confidence that mate-relevant trends should policymakers with the key human activity is the domi- not be calculated for periods findings was published Friday. THE FIRST FRIDAY EACH MONTH nant cause of the global less than around 30 years,” It contained few surprises as Compassion or warming observed since the said Thomas Stocker, co- many of the findings had been OCTOBER 4TH, 2013 Condoning? 1950s, a new report by an chair of the group that wrote leaked in advance. The religious keepers of the law international scientific group the report. As expected, the IPCC brought a woman who was caught said Friday. Many scientists say the raised its projections of the will benefit in the act of adultery to Jesus Calling man-made warm- purported slowdown reflects rise in sea levels to 10-32 inch- asking Him what they should do ing “extremely likely,” the random climate fluctuations es (26-82 centimeters) by the Women’s Safety & Resource with her. Should they follow the law and stone her, or did Jesus Intergovernmental Panel on and an unusually hot year, end of the century. The previ- have some other treatment in mind. Climate Change used the 1998, picked as a starting ous report predicted a rise of Center, Bree’s Foundation for It is here that you find the famous strongest words yet on the point for charting tempera- 7-23 inches (18-59 centime- statement, “He who is without sin issue as it adopted its assess- tures. Another leading ters). among you, let him be the first to Breast Cancer Research, throw a stone at her.” Seeing as ment on the state of the cli- hypothesis is that heat is set- But it also changed its esti- how they had lost that round, they mate system. tling temporarily in the mate of how sensitive the cli- The Egyptian Theatre Preservation simply dropped their rocks and In its previous assessment, oceans, but that wasn’t mate is to an increase in CO2 departed. Jesus seeing the woman, in 2007, the U.N.-sponsored included in the summary. concentrations, lowering the asked about her accusers and she Association, and Coos Art Museum said she had none to accuse her. panel said it was “very likely” Stocker said there wasn’t lower end of a range given in Jesus response was, “neither do I that global warming was enough literature on “this the previous report. In 2007, condemn you, go your way and sin man-made. emerging question.” the IPCC said that a doubling no more.” One of the most controver- The IPCC said the evidence of CO2 concentrations would Starts at Park Ave Dance Studio or Jesus was always ready to show compassion. In fact on one sial subjects in the report was of climate change has grown likely result in 2-4.5 C (3.6-8.1 occasion He said, “Go and learn how to deal with a purported thanks to more and better F) degrees of warming. This the Coos Bay Visitor Information Center. what this means, I desire mercy not slowdown in warming in the observations, a clearer under- time it restored the lower end sacrifice.” Some, however, have past 15 years. Climate skeptics standing of the climate system of that range to what it was in misunderstood what Jesus said, and what His approach to sin is say this “hiatus” casts doubt and improved models to ana- previous reports, 1.5 C (2.7 F). Volunteer Event Coordination by about. Jesus did not need to on the scientific consensus on lyze the impact of rising tem- The IPCC assessments are condemn the woman, she did that. climate change. peratures. important because they form members of the When He told her to go and sin no Many governments had “Our assessment of the the scientific basis of U.N. more, He was making it clear her behavior was sinful and it needed objections over how the issue science finds that the atmos- negotiations on a new climate Bay Area Rotary Club to stop. Jesus has compassion for was treated in earlier drafts phere and ocean have deal. Governments are sup- those who sin (Thank God for that) and some had called for it to be warmed, the amount of snow posed to finish that agreement but Jesus never condoned sin. It deleted altogether. and ice has diminished, the in 2015, but it’s unclear would be in total violation of His $ nature. In the end, the IPCC made global mean sea level has risen whether they will commit to Are you needing forgiveness? only a brief mention of the and the concentrations of the emissions cuts that scien- 5-7:30 p.m. - 10 Donation Come worship with us Sunday or issue in the summary for poli- greenhouse gases have tists say will be necessary to call us. cymakers, stressing that increased,”said Qin Dahe, co- keep the temperature below a CHECK US OUT ON FACEBOOK! CHURCH OF CHRIST short-term records are sensi- chair of the working group limit at which the worst facebook.com/CoosBayWineWalk 2761 Broadway, North Bend, OR tive to natural variability and that wrote the report. effects of climate change can 541-756-4844 don’t in general reflect long- The full 2,000-page report be avoided.

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Saturday, September 28,2013 • The World • A11 World Greenpeace to appeal UN votes to eliminate Syria’s chemical weapons activists’jailing in Russia UNITED NATIONS — The to stop the fighting that has U.N. Security Council voted left more 100,000 dead. MOSCOW (AP) — unanimously Friday night to “A red light for one form of Greenpeace said Friday it secure and destroy Syria’s weapons does not mean a will appeal the Russian WORLD chemical weapons stockpile, green light for others,” the court rulings that sent its DIGEST a landmark decision aimed at U.N. chief said. “This is not a activists to jail for a protest taking poison gas off the bat- license to kill with conven- 1 at an offshore drilling plat- building’s roof to collapse tlefield in the escalating 2 /2- tional weapons.” form in the Arctic. and littering the street year conflict. U.S. Secretary of State On Thursday, the court with smoldering debris, The vote after two weeks of John Kerry said the “strong, in the northern Russian activists said. intense negotiations marked enforceable, precedent-set- city of Murmansk jailed 28 In Damascus, the United a major breakthrough in the ting” resolution shows that Greenpeace activists who Nations said its team of paralysis that has gripped the diplomacy can be so powerful protested last week near weapons experts currently council since the Syrian “that it can peacefully defuse the platform owned by a in Syria will investigate uprising began. Russia and the worst weapons of war.” Russian state energy giant, seven sites of alleged China previously vetoed three Russian Foreign Minister Gazprom, along with a chemical attacks in the Western-backed resolutions Sergey Lavrov stressed that The Associated Press freelance Russian photog- country, four more than pressuring President Bashar the resolution does not auto- Syrian Ambassador to the United Nations, Bashar Ja'afari, center, rapher and a freelance previously known. Assad’s regime to end the matically impose sanctions speaks to Russia's U.N. Ambassador Vitaly Churkin before a Security British videographer. Friday’s blast, which violence. on Syria. The resolution calls Council meeting Friday on the situation in Syria “These detentions are struck outside the al-Sahel “Today’s historic resolu- for consequences if Syria fails like the Russian oil indus- mosque in the town of tion is the first hopeful news to comply, but those will imposed. roadmap for a political tran- try itself, a relic from an Rankous, also wounded on Syria in a long time,”U.N. depend on the council pass- As a sign of the broad sup- sition in Syria adopted by key earlier era,” Greenpeace dozens of people, most of Secretary-General Ban Ki- ing another resolution in the port for the resolution, all 15 nations in June 2012 and International executive them civilians, according moon told the council imme- event of non-compliance. council members signed on as called for an international director Kumi Naidoo said to the Britain-based Syrian diately after the vote, but he That will give Assad ally Rus- co-sponsors. conference to be convened in a statement. “Our Observatory for Human and others stressed that sia the means to stop any For the first time, the “as soon as possible” to peaceful activists are in Rights. It put the death toll much more needs to be done punishment from being council endorsed the implement it. prison tonight for shining a at at least 30, and said was light on Gazprom’s reck- not clear whether the lessness.” mosque was the intended Of the 30 people jailed target. by the court, 22 were put in Bomb kills 19 on bus custody for two months pending an investigation in north Pakistan and the other eight were PESHAWAR, Pakistan detained for three days (AP) — A bomb exploded in pending a new hearing, the back of a bus carrying now scheduled for Sunday. government employees in Ditched gold bars northern Pakistan on Fri- day, killing 19 people and baffle German police wounding dozens, officials BERLIN (AP) — Atten- said. tion all passengers: could There was no immediate the person who left a stash claim of responsibility but of gold bars and a pile of militants battling the gov- banknotes in the luggage ernment in northwestern deposit at Cologne’s main Pakistan often target railway station kindly con- troops, officials and sym- tact German police? bols of the state. That was the appeal that Friday’s attack took police in the western Ger- place as the bus was travel- man city issued Friday for ing through the outskirts information to track down of the city of Peshawar, the the owner of the several provincial capital. It was kilos (pounds) of gold and a carrying employees at the six-figure sum of euros in end of the work week back cash. to their home city of The stash was found in Charsadda. April in a luggage locker at The explosion also the station, a major Euro- wounded 46 people, said pean transport hub. Police police officer Arif Khan. said they’re going public DR court ends after being unable to link the haul to any crime and citizenship of some hearing nothing from any SANTO DOMINGO, legitimate owner. Dominican Republic (AP) Whoever the owner is — Thousands of Domini- shouldn’t leave it too much can Republic residents longer. Police say that if have been thrown into nobody comes forward, limbo by a ruling from the the stash will be sold. country’s highest court Israeli-Palestinian that strips citizenship from anyone born to clash in West Bank migrants who entered ille- HEBRON, West Bank gally. The decree affects (AP) — Israeli troops mainly people of Haitian clashed with dozens of descent and is likely to stone-throwing protesters worsen already acrimo- in the volatile West Bank nious relations with city of Hebron on Friday, neighboring Haiti. firing tear gas and rubber Advocacy groups for bullets at crowds who had immigrants expressed approached a military anger over Thursday’s rul- checkpoint protecting ing, saying it ignored the Jewish settlers. rights of those affected and It was the most serious was based on bigotry violence in a series of against predominantly demonstrations carried black Haitians. out in east Jerusalem, the Chile shuts luxury West Bank and Gaza Strip on Friday meant to mark jail for criminals the 13th anniversary of the SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) second Palestinian upris- — Chile’s president ing against Israeli occupa- announced Thursday that tion. he will close a luxury Miss World drama prison for dictatorship-era military officials convicted fueled by Indonesia of crimes against humani- JAKARTA, Indonesia ty, taking away their tennis (AP) — Beauty queens and courts, barbecues and a backstage drama may seem pool. inevitable, but at this The Cordillera prison, year’s Miss World compe- located on an army base, tition, something more offers the officers jailed for serious than hair-pulling killings, torture and other and name-calling has abuses during Gen. come from host country Augusto Pinochet’s 1973- Indonesia: Muslim hard- 90 dictatorship far better liners have threatened to conditions than Chile’s hijack the competition normal penitentiaries. The despite major concessions inmates live in small cab- from the government and ins with private bath- organizers. rooms, have hot showers The bikinis that have and get lots of natural been a pageant hallmark light. were replaced with most Activists: Saudi held conservative sarongs three months ago, after a small in Lithuanian CIA site but vocal group com- VILNIUS, Lithuania plained that showing too (AP) — Human rights much skin would be offen- activists said Thursday sive to the world’s more that a Saudi citizen was populous Muslim country. held at an alleged secret But that only temporarily CIA detention site in quieted protests over the Lithuania and urged event, which holds its authorities to re-open an internationally televised investigation into possible finale on Saturday. rendition in the Baltic Car bomb kills 30 in state. Sarah Fulton, a lawyer town north of Beirut for the rights watchdog BEIRUT (AP) — A car Redress, said Mustafa al- bomb exploded near a Hawsawi, currently being mosque north of the Syrian held in Guantanamo Bay, capital as worshippers Cuba, was secretly emerged from Friday brought to Lithuania in prayers, killing at least 30 March 2004 and held there people, causing part of the until September 2006.

A12 • The World • Saturday, September 28,2013 South Coast Weather

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Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall Temperature extremes and precipitation Thursday: High 63, low 45 for the 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. today. Rain: none Hi Lo Prec Total rainfall to date: 20.36 inches GROWLERS Astoria 59 47 0.63 Rainfall to date last year: 28.80 inches Brookings 63 46 0.00 Average rainfall to date: 38.51 inches Craft beers gain Corvallis 56 40 0.00 Eugene 58 41 0.15 in popularity Klamath Falls 61 26 0.00 The Tide Tables La Grande 57 43 0.01 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or Medford 67 38 0.00 subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- Continued from Page A1 mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by Newport 55 45 0.15 the high or low ratio for your area. Pendleton 61 46 0.02 Location High time ratio Low time ratio Portland 57 49 0.09 Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 Redmond 61 31 T Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 beer. “The basic distributors Roseburg 65 44TCharleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 have done the same thing Salem M 47 0.12 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 for years, but craft beer Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 allows you to tweak it with Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 different flavors in the beer Extended outlook HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. because you’re making a Date time ft. time ft. smaller batch. TODAY SUNDAY 28-Sept 8:41 6.0 7:51 6.6 “The larger distributors 29-Sept 9:37 6.3 8:59 6.7 don’t want the hoppier 30-Sept 10:18 6.7 9:58 7.0 beers, while the young craft 1 -Oct 10:53 7.2 10:49 7.3 beer guys are making some 2-Oct 11:26 7.7 11:35 7.6 of the most delicious beer in Rain Rain LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. the world.” 67/58 63/54 Date time ft. time ft. And it’s completely sani- 28-Sept 1:44 1.5 2:02 3.9 tary, Brown said. While he MONDAY TUESDAY 29-Sept 2:47 1.5 3:09 3.5 30-Sept 3:40 1.3 4:02 2.9 prefers that customers clean By Alysha Beck, The World Jim Brown, owner of Ashworth’s Market in North Bend, opens one of the 64-ounce, stainless steel growlers 1-Oct 4:23 1.1 4:472.1 their growlers beforecom- 2-Oct 5:02 1.0 5:27 1.4 ing in to refill them, he also sold at the market’s new growler station,Coastal Growlers.The station currently offers 27 microbrews on tap. Sunrise, sunset has a sink right next to the Sept. 24-30 — 7:07, 7:10 growler taps and have 500 Moon watch taps to give them another Rain Rain likely New Moon — Oct. 4 once-over before they’re types of beer and it still 65/54 66/53 filled. He then chills the “People are drinking less beer today, wouldn’t be big enough.” While two of his taps are growler down to 34 or 36 but better quality — that’s where the Temperatures indicate Friday’s high and Lexington 81 51 pcdy degrees Fahrenheit before devoted to Arch Rock beer, overnight low to 8 p.m. Eastern Time. Little Rock 87 64 pcdy filling it. market’s going. the popular local brew never Hi Lo Prc Otlk Los Angeles 83 57 clr ” Albuquerque 72 61 clr Memphis 87 67 clr “The cooler the bottle, stays in stock for long. Three Lee Pestana Anchorage 53 43 cdy Miami Beach 90 77 pcdy the better the beer is,”he taps have already been Atlanta 79 62 clr Milwaukee 73 50 pcdy said. Former owner Langlois Market reserved for 7 Devils, the Baltimore 73 54 pcdy Mpls-St Paul 86 65 rn first microbrewery in Coos Billings 52 40 .02 clr Missoula 50 29 .03 cdy While Langlois Market Birmingham 83 62 clr Nashville 83 55 clr doesn’t have growler taps Bay in more than a decade. Boise 61 39 cdy New Orleans 88 70 pcdy yet — Brown is, in fact, the “I could change beers trend. This all happened “It’s like a cheap bottle of Boston 66 57 clr New York City 69 57 pcdy “growler king,”Pestana said every other day in here and within the last six to 10 wine versus a better bottle Burlington,Vt. 66 54 clr Norfolk,Va. 74 66 cdy of wine — you can tell the Casper 38 31 .57 clr Oklahoma City 90 64 rn — that doesn’t mean you I’d never keep up,”Brown years. Individual people Charleston,S.C. 82 62 pcdy Omaha 90 70 .03 pcdy can’t find craft beer there. said. “There are thousands started brewing their own difference,”Pestana said. Chicago 81 52 clr Philadelphia 73 59cdy The market currently has of different microbreweries beer and found out, by golly, “Here, you can tell the dif- Cincinnati 80 55 clr Phoenix 87 70 clr ference in beer. Hard-core Cleveland 73 48 clr Pittsburgh 74 50 clr 150 varieties of bottled craft that offer three, five, seven people love this beer, so Concord,N.H. 69 53 clr Pocatello 55 36 pcdy beer available. different types of beer. we’ll brew more. The brew- drinkers have been drinking Dallas-Ft Worth 90 71 rn Portland,Maine 71 56 clr In Ashworth’s Market’s What’s on here today you ery gets bigger and bigger Hamm’s, Miller Light and Denver 47 47 .02 clr Reno 64 34 clr refrigerated section alone, may not even see next and the distribution gets Budweiser. They’re coming Des Moines 87 67 rn Sacramento 80 52 clr over, but slowly, at a differ- Detroit 74 50 pcdy St Louis 85 62 pcdy Brown stocks more than 250 week.” bigger and bigger.” Fairbanks 59 34 .01 cdy Salt Lake City 52 44 .04 pcdy different types of craft beer. There’s “money to be Brown’s growler station ent pace. 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The ticker SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2013 • SECTION B Civil High School Football War Siuslaw 51, Marshfield 6 soccer North Bend 44, Sutherlin 7 Douglas 43, Brookings-Harbor 13 Powers 38, Gilchrist 16 Reedsport 40, Riddle 24 Bandon 15, Chiloquin 0 Oakland 21, Coquille 0 Cascade Christian 47, Gold Beach 27 High School Volleyball Marshfield d. Douglas, 3-0 SPORTS Sutherlin d. North Bend, 4-1 Bulldogs Baseball, B2 • Scoreboard, B3 • College/NFL, B4 • Community, B5 • Local, B6 Siuslaw d. Brookings-Harbor, 3-0 sweep Pirates. theworldlink.com/sports ■ Sports Editor John Gunther ■ 541-269-1222, ext. 241 Page B6 North Bend wins battle of Bulldogs

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North Bend used an oppor- tunistic defense and a big second half to beat host Sutherlin 44-7 on Friday and improve to 2-0 in the Far West League football standings. North Bend intercepted six passes, including two returned for touchdowns — a 50-yard pick-six by Cam Lucero in the second quar- Local ter and a 70-yard score by Levi Recap Rider late in the game. North Bend never trailed. Zack Hawk opened the scoring with a 26-yard run and then Lucero had his interception return. After Taelor Carson scored Sutherlin’s touchdown in the second quarter, Hawk had a second scoring run and Drew Matthews intercepted a ball in the end zone to preserve the 20-7 lead. Lucero had two touchdown runs in the second half, sandwiched around a 33-yard scoring pass to Matthews that was tipped at the goal line by Rider and pulled By Alysha Beck, The World in by his teammate. Powers running back Devin MacKensen tries to get a few extra yards after being tripped up by Gilchrist’s Jonny Heitzman during the homecoming game Friday. The Cruisers Next up for the Bulldogs is the scored a touchdown on the next play in the second quarter and MacKensen added three touchdowns in the second half. Civil War against Marshfield at home, the first league game against the Pirates in a decade. North Bend will try to win its Cruisers have happy homecoming fourth straight against its crosstown rivals after a long losing streak in the series. BY JOHN GUNTHER Clayton Stallard. MacKensen added two more touchdown Douglas 43, Brookings- The World A good omen for things to come followed on runs — the first after an interception by Jackson Harbor 13: The Trojans won on the extra point, when Jackson had a bad pitch to — and a late score by Koch only made the final their longest road trip of the league POWERS — The Powers football team is one Devin MacKensen, who grabbed the ball, more respectable. season to stay perfect, joining sloppy, mistake-filled game from being 3-1. scrambled around and then found Jackson in Koch had a busy day carrying the ball, rush- North Bend and Siuslaw as the A week after turning the ball over seven the end zone for the two- ing 37 times for 133 yards, but was mostly con- only teams in the league with times in a rainy loss at Elkton, the Cruisers were point conversion and a 14- tained by the Cruisers. fewer than two losses. disciplined and took care of the football while 0 lead. “(He) runs the ball hard — I’ll give him cred- That changes the next two topping visiting Gilchrist 38-16. See related photos at Then the Powers it,” MacDonald said. “We stepped up. We weeks, when Douglas visits The homecoming victory kept the playoff www.theworldlink.com. defense came up big, with stopped him.” Siuslaw and then hosts North hopes alive for the Cruisers. a goal-line stand that pre- “I thought our defense was good,” said Bend, but early indications are “This game was huge,” said Jaron served the lead at halftime, the Cruisers pulling Clayton Stallard. “The defense definitely won it.” those three teams will hold the MacDonald, who anchors the offensive and down Gilchrist quarterback Trinton Koch three Powers coach Tim Stallard agreed, pointing league’s postseason berths at the defensive lines for the Cruisers. straight times from inside the Powers 3-yard to the big goal-line stand before halftime. end of the regular season. Powers was coming off back-to-back losses line. “Defense is all about heart,” he said. to Triad and Elkton, but never trailed against “That was huge,”said MacDonald. “That’s a “I’m proud of the boys. They worked hard Nonleague the Grizzlies. big momentum killer.” and they deserve it. We finally played a whole Reedsport 40, Riddle 24: Neither team scored in the first quarter. But Powers gave Gilchrist a hint of momentum game.” The Braves got their third straight Powers got things going on its third drive, to start the third quarter, fumbling on the first MacKensen rushed for 124 yards on 18 car- win with an explosive offense. marching 78 yards on 14 plays and taking more offensive play. That led to a touchdown run by ries and Clayton Stallard gained 71 yards on 19 The Braves only ran a handful than six minutes off the clock. The Cruisers did Mike McGregor, cutting the Powers advantage attempts. of plays in the first half because most of the damage on the ground until they to 14-8. The run game was boosted by offensive line they struggled to stop Riddle’s faced fourth-and-two at Gilchrist’s 32-yard But the Grizzlies tried an onsides kick and newcomer Jimmy Cardin, a senior playing his double-wing attack, but still line. Quarterback Tye Jackson found Jackson instead of diving on the ball, MacKensen first game since eighth grade. scored four touchdowns — one a Stallard alone in the middle of the secondary grabbed it and raced down the sidelines 50 “He’s going to make a big difference down 70-yard kickoff return by Joey and he raced for the end zone. yards for a touchdown and Powers was in con- the road,”MacDonald said. Herr. He also had touchdown runs “That was huge,” MacDonald said. “That trol the rest of the way. The Cruisers finished with 247 total yards to of 50 and 3 yards. got the ice broken.” “I was huge,” MacKensen said, adding that 230 for Gilchrist. Hayden Hinshaw had a 48-yard A few moments later, Powers took advan- he wasn’t surprised he caught Gilchrist off Powers now is on the road four straight TD run and a 3-yard scoring run. tage of a bad punt snap by Gilchrist, using a guard. “They don’t usually expect anyone to weeks before hosting defending state champi- “We played great on offense,” short field to score again on a 2-yard run by run them back.” on Camas Valley in the season finale. Reedsport coach Shane Nelson said. “We played a lot better on defense in the second half.” The Braves finished the presea- Siuslaw grinds out win over Marshfield son 3-1, but Nelson said the Sunset Conference season, which starts BY GEORGE ARTSITAS tive-4 yards on the ground. The with a home game against Coquille The World defense also put up some points next week, is an entirely different on the board when McKenzie story. FLORENCE — If running and sacked Pirates backup quarter- “It’s definitely a step up in defense wins championships, back Justin Cooper in the third competition now,” Nelson said. “I Siuslaw is quickly proving to have quarter. don’t care what Coquille’s record a title-winning pedigree. After the game, Dodson stayed is, they’re really talented.” The Vikings used a ground and humble and said his team has Bandon 15, Chiloquin 0: The pound attack on Marshfield all made its own luck through the Tigers improved to 2-1 with the game to rush for 405 yards and season from the hard work they win over the Panthers on a neutral seven touchdowns to run away put in during the week. field at Douglas High School in with a 51-6 win on Friday. Siuslaw “Marshfield’s a good football Winston. has won its past two Far West team and we got a lot of lucky kind The teams played a scoreless League games — including a win of breaks. When you get the breaks, first half before Bandon started against Sutherlin last week — by a it’s very positive,” Dodson said. moving the ball better with its dominating total of 103-18. “You need to earn them sometimes, option attack in the final two “We like running the football, but we’ll get those kind of breaks quarters. you bet,”head coach Tim Dodson because of how we work.” Mason Berry got the Tigers on said. “Our kids came out and exe- Offensively, Siuslaw really got the board with a field goal and cuted our game plan real well and the veer machine rolling in the quarterback Shawn Peters added attacked and continued to battle second and third quarters, rolling two touchdown runs in the fourth until the end.” off 38 points with a relentless quarter. By George Artstitas, The World Quarterback Joseph Dotson was Siuslaw’s Joseph Dotson looks to pass the ball during Friday’s game. onslaught of runners demoralizing “We played a really good sec- brilliant on the ground and did a the Pirates’ defense. ond half,”said Bandon coach Silia good job of reading what the quarter for Preston Mitchell. usually do,”Dotson said. “Our line One of the most efficient run- Polamalu. “We were our own defense gave him and either hand- Dotson said he has never seen his blocked really well. That’s all I can ners for Siuslaw was Andrew worst enemy in the first half.” ing off to his backs or tucking the team run the ball as well as they did say. The line is the heart and soul Tupua. He had two touchdowns The Tigers had several first- ball in for a keeper.He finished with Friday and credited linemen Jeremy of our team. Without them, we and 53 yards on just three carries half drives stall because of fum- two rushing touchdowns and ran Moore, Jeremiah Tupua, Nick don’t win this game.” and converted on a two-point bles, penalties or bad pitches. the Vikings’ ballyhooed veer McKenzie and Cody Strenke. On defense, the Vikings held conversion in the second quarter. offense to near perfection despite “Tonight we definitely ran the Marshfield to only 109 yards of SEE RECAP | B2 being taken out for the entire fourth ball 100 percent better then we total offense and a stunning nega- SEE PIRATES | B2

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B2 •The World • Saturday,September 28,2013 Sports AL wild-card chase comes down to final weekend

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to a victory that stopped the Seattle in the start of Eric his ERA to 1.83, becoming the Rays’ seven-game winning Wedge’s final weekend as first pitcher to lead the MINNEAPOLIS — Carlos streak. Tampa Bay commit- Mariners manager. majors in ERA in three con- Santana and Asdrubal ted a season-high three Wedge told his bosses he secutive seasons since Cabrera both had two dou- errors, including a pair by will not return for next sea- Atlanta’s Greg Maddux from bles and Jason Kipnis was a two-time Gold Glove third son, saying it became obvi- 1993-95. homer short of the cycle as baseman Evan Longoria. ous he did not have a future Braves 1, Phillies 0: the Cleveland Indians had 17 Rangers 5, Angels 3: with the club. Chris Johnson led off the hits in a 12-6 victory over the Alex Rios had a tiebreaking Royals 6, White Sox 1: eighth inning with a homer to Minnesota Twins on Friday RBI single in the seventh James Shields struck out 10 spoil an otherwise dominant night. inning, and Texas finally and scattered four hits over start by Cliff Lee, Kris With the win and Tampa gained some ground in the The Associated Press seven innings for his 100th Medlen allowed only two hits Bay’s loss at Toronto, the AL wild-card race with the Minnesota first baseman Chris Parmelee makes a futile dive on a single career win, and Kansas City’s in eight innings and the Indians moved into a tie with victory over Los Angeles. by Cleveland’s Asdrubal Cabrera in the seventh inning Friday. victory ensured Chicago (62- Braves beat the Philadelphia. the Rays for the first AL wild For the first time during 98) its worst record since 1970. Giants 7, Padres 3: card, one game ahead of their five-game winning During Thursday’s loss to Red Sox 12, Orioles 3: Hunter Pence hit his career- Texas, which beat Los streak the Rangers moved the Rays, Rivera got a stand- Clay Buchholz allowed three NATIONAL LEAGUE best 26th home run to back a Angeles. Cleveland has won closer in the wild-card ing ovation in his final home runs over seven innings and Cardinals 7, Cubs 0: The shaky outing by Ryan eight straight and 13 of 15, standings. game while being pulled from AL East champion Boston St. Louis Cardinals clinched Vogelsong and the Giants taking advantage of a sched- Yankees 3, Astros 2: the mound in the ninth Red Sox routed Baltimore to their first NL Central title in beat the Padres. ule that ends with 10 games David Robertson got the save inning by longtime team- move closer to securing four years, beating Chicago Brewers 4, Mets 2: against Houston, the Chicago as Mariano Rivera looked on a mates Andy Pettitte and home-field advantage behind the strong pitching of Norichika Aoki hit a leadoff White Sox and the Twins, the night after an emotional final Derek Jeter. throughout the postseason. Lance Lynn and home runs by homer, Khris Davis connected three worst teams in the AL game at Yankee Stadium, and Houston dropped to 51- Athletics 8, Mariners 2: David Freese and Matt three batters later and Yovani this season. New York got a glimpse of its 109, the most losses for a Bartolo Colon outpitched Holliday. Gallardo pitched the Brewers Blue Jays 6, Rays 3: R.A. future in a win that sent major league team since the Felix Hernandez to reach 18 Pirates 4, Reds 1: Marlon to a win over the Mets. Dickey slowed Tampa Bay’s Houston to its team-record 2004 Arizona Diamondbacks wins for the fifth time in his Byrd had three hits and Pedro Nationals 8, Arizona 4: stretch run, leading Toronto 13th consecutive loss. went 51-111. career and Oakland beat Alvarez hit a two-run homer, Stephen Strasburg (8-9) leading the Pirates over the ended his season with a Reds in a series that will strong performance and the decide the NL wild-card Nationals opened their final game host. Pittsburgh will weekend with Davey Johnson host the game Tuesday night as manager by beating the with one more win. Diamondbacks. Dodgers 11, Rockies 0: Clayton Kershaw scattered INTERLEAGUE four hits over six innings, Marlins 3, Tigers 2: Carl Crawford and A.J. Ellis Jhonny Peralta had a hit and each homered and drove in an RBI double in his first three runs and the Dodgers game since completing a 50- beat the Rockies. game suspension, but the Kershaw (16-9) lowered Tigers lost to the Marlins.

finished the entire game with PIRATES 482 yards of offense. From Page B1 Marshfield head coach Josh Line had moments of While Tupua is part of speechlessness after the first team, he isn’t the pri- game, struggling to find a mary starting ball carrier. He way to put the loss into makes the most of his carries words. At the end of the day, and knows it’s up to him to it came down to his team not deliver a spark for his offense being able to handle the when the running game is incessant physicality that rolling like it was Friday. defines the Vikings. “I feel like the running “When it came down to it, game was good. I don’t get as physically we couldn’t deal many carries as the others with it, and that’s the bottom but I think that’s part of the line,” he said. “We came up to trick,” Tupua explained. a real quality football team “When I come out, it’s kind tonight. When you play real of a confusion. As soon as I good teams, they hit you in the come out, we’re just busting mouth and that’s what we out and I just go.” struggled with that tonight. I The biggest highlight of feel really bad. Not a good the night for the Pirates came night for us. They’re a great early in the first quarter when team, the credit goes to them.” Beau Hunter was able to grab Siuslaw moves to 3-0 in a 1-yard pass from Austin Far West League play while Howerton to tie the game Marshfield sits at 1-2 after early at 6-6. winning its first game in two To Marshfield’s credit, years last week by taking out they weren’t at full strength Brookings-Harbor at Pete Friday. Alex Brown, one of Susick stadium. their best two-way players Marshfield will stay in the who starts at linebacker and Bay Area next week for the running back, had a lingering Civil War against North left ankle injury all week that Bend, while the Vikings will forced him to sit out the host Douglas. That has been entire second half. Jake a big game the past few years. Miles, who usually shares “It’s gonna be a tough time with Howerton at quar- matchup but what you’ve terback, hurt his back lifting done in the past is pretty weights during the week and irrelevant,” Dodson said. was not available for the “This one we’re going to game. enjoy a little bit and then we Marshfield was only able got to go back to work and get to notch 40 yards in the sec- better. If you don’t get better, ond half as Siuslaw’s 21-6 you’re not going to be able to halftime lead grew to 44-6 in play with the great teams, so the third quarter. Siuslaw we gotta work.”

Thomason said, mentioning RECAP freshman Austin Layton and Red Devils and sophomores Kody Woody and Wyatt Yates. Panthers lose “We’ve got a super young From Page B1 team. Any positive step is a good deal.” “The second half, we As for the offense, came out and played real Thomason said the Red clean on offense. We didn’t Devils had just one of their have the mental mistakes.” original starting linemen The Tigers were strong all because of injuries. game on defense against “We’re playing with esen- Chiloquin’s spread offense. tially a JV offensive line,” he The Panthers threw 27 pass- said. es, but only gained 123 yards Oakland, which earlier through the air. dominated Bandon in the “Their quarterback is a Cranberry Bowl, got scores scrambler and we managed to by Peyton Mesa, Zack keep him contained,” VanDeHey and Jeb Harper. Polamalu said. Cascade Christian 47, Meanwhile, Peters rushed Gold Beach 27: The for 172 yards on 17 carries and Panthers had one great quar- fullback Will Lozano also ter against Cascade gained over 100 yards, Christian, but couldn’t slow Polamalu said. The team’s the Challengers’ offense in two halfbacks — Cole the road loss. Kreutzer and Trae Dyer — Dustin Carter had three didn’t have many carries, but second-quarter touchdowns both caught several passes. for Gold Beach — two on The Tigers host Gold passes from CJ Maxwell. Beach to open league play When Rueben Salcedo 37 next week. seconds before halftime, Oakland 21, Coquille 0: Gold Beach led 27-23. The Red Devils were shut out But Cascade Christian’s for the second straight week, Seth Knox hit Cody Parker but Coquille coach Dave with a 26-yard pass just Thomason came away from before the buzzer to put the the game thrilled with the Challengers in front for good. play of his defense, which Parker finished with four limited the defending Class touchdowns and two field 2A champion to the three goals — the final one from 47 scores. yards. Knox passed for 267 “We had some young yards and two touchdowns. players really step in and we Gold Beach enters league solidified our defense,” play with a 3-2 record.

Saturday,September 28,2013 • The World • B3 Sports Earnhardt Woods wins top honor captures PONTE VEDRA BEACH, votes won or even who fin- first major, Scott won The Dover pole Fla. (AP) — Tiger Woods was ished second. Barclays. If either of them voted PGA Tour player of the Jordan Spieth was voted had won the Tour year for the 11th time on the rookie of the year in a race Championship, three wins DOVER, Del. (AP) — Dale strength of his five big wins that likely was no contest. and a major might have won Earnhardt Jr. can pick up his and return to No. 1 in the The 20-year-old Texan some votes over five big wins pursuit of Matt Kenseth from world. began the year with no status and no majors. out front. It was the third time on any tour. He won the John Mickelson, with more Earnhardt showed a rare Woods won the Jack Nicklaus Deere Classic, lost in a play- wins (42) and majors (five) burst of top qualifying speed, Award despite not winning a off at another event, reached than any player except for turning a track-record lap of major. He made up for that the Tour Championship, was Woods dating to the Tom 161.849 mph to win the pole with two World Golf chosen for the Presidents Watson generation, has never Friday at Dover International Championships and The Cup team and wound up 10th been PGA Tour player of the Speedway. The Associated Press Players Championship on the money list with nearly year, No. 1 in the world rank- Earnhardt won his second Dale Earnhardt Jr., center, signs a fireman’s helmet for a fan before among his five wins. No one $4 million. ing or won a PGA Tour money pole of the season, the first practice for Sunday’s NASCAR race at Dover. He will start on the pole. else won more than twice this He will be the youngest title. time he has multiple poles year, and Woods won the American — and first PGA The Jack Nicklaus Award since 2002. legitimate championship No driver has been able to Vardon Trophy for lowest Tour rookie — to play in the began in 1990. In 24 years, Chase for the Sprint Cup contender. He needs a hot wrest the trophies — or a lob- scoring average and the PGA Presidents Cup next week in Woods has won it 11 times championship drivers filled streak in the No. 88 Chevrolet ster — away from Kenseth. Tour money title. Ohio. and only two other players the top four spots and eight — and for Kenseth and the rest His series-high seven wins, “It’s been an incredible “I don’t know if it’s a have won it twice — Fred of the top 12. Kenseth, the of field to considerably cool. including Chase victories at year to have won five times, ‘pinch me’ moment yet,” Couples (1991, 1992) and points leader and winner of With that option pretty Chicagoland and New two of those World Golf Spieth said. “I think my mind Nick Price (1993, 1994). It the first two Chase races, much a long shot, Earnhardt Hampshire, have made Championships and one is still really on next week.” was the fourth time in the joins Earnhardt on the front is determined to win at least Kenseth the favorite to win a Players,” Woods said on a Woods was on the ballot last five years that the winner row. Ryan Newman is third one race this season. second Cup championship. conference call Friday. “It’s with British Open champion did not capture a major. and Carl Edwards fourth. “I’d be really disappointed Even Kenseth can’t explain been just a fantastic year all Phil Mickelson, Masters Woods nearly made it a Earnhardt’s run marked if we don’t win a race this his roll since he joined Joe around. It’s also an incredible champion Adam Scott, clean sweep of all the awards. the 17th time this season season, because I think we’re Gibbs Racing. feeling to be voted by your FedEx Cup champion Henrik Steve Stricker narrowly beat drivers have set qualifying a better team than we were “I don’t think I’ve ever peers, and to have that type Stenson and Matt Kuchar. him out for the Byron Nelson records in the new Gen-6 car. last year,”he said. “We came been on one quite like this,” of respect is something that’s Mickelson also won the Award with a 65 on the final Earnhardt is in 11th place close so many times. We’d he said. “I’ve been enjoying very humbling.” Phoenix Open and was run- day at East Lake in the Tour in the 13-driver field. He’s not just like to go out there and it. You never know what it’s The PGA Tour does not ner-up in the U.S. Open for Championship. That award is out of it, but certainly not a get some trophies.” going to end.” release the percentage of the sixth time. Along with his for lowest scoring average. Scoreboard

Elkton 3 1 4 1 Coquille 0 4 Stanfield 74, Union 26 Philadelphia at Atlanta, 10:35 a.m. 35. (95) Reed Sorenson, Ford, 156.692. On The Air Prospect 2 1 3 2 Gold Beach 0 4 Stayton 44, Taft 6 Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 11:15 a.m. 36. (51) Ryan Truex, Chevrolet, 156.644. Triad 2 1 2 2 Thursday’s Scores Summit 48, Redmond 20 San Diego at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m. 37. (33) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, Owner Points. Today Gilchrist 22 22 Reedsport d. Gold Beach, 25-13, 25-17, 25-22 Sweet Home 28, Sisters 6 Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 1:10 p.m. 38. (35) Josh Wise, Ford, Owner Points. College Football — South Carolina at Central Powers 2 2 2 2 Myrtle Point d. Bandon, 25-16, 25-18, 21-25, 31- Tigard 58, McMinnville 0 Washington at Arizona, 1:10 p.m. 39. (83) David Reutimann, Toyota, Owner Points. Florida, 9 a.m., ABC; Oklahoma State at West Hosanna Christian 1 3 1 4 29 Triangle Lake 62, Mapleton 12 End of Regular Season 40. (7) Dave Blaney, Chevrolet, Owner Points. Virginia, 9 a.m., ESPN; Northern Illinois at Butte Fallls 0 3 0 4 Glide d. Coquille, 25-20, 17-25, 25-23, 25-21 Vale 49, McLoughlin 7 41. (87) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, Owner Points. Purdue, 9 a.m., ESPN2; Colorado at Oregon North Lake 0 3 1 3 Skyline League West Albany 13, Silverton 0 Pro Football 42. (32) Timmy Hill, Ford, Owner Points. State, noon, Pac-12 Networks and KBBR (1340 Friday’s Scores W L West Linn 7, Lake Oswego 3 43. (40) Tony Raines, Chevrolet, Owner Points. AM); Teams TBA, 12:30 p.m., ABC and ESPN2; Powers 38, Gilchrist 16 Camas Valley 6 1 West Salem 48, Lincoln 7 NFL Elkton 56, Butte Falls 6 Westview 22, Aloha 19 LSU at Georgia, 12:30 p.m., CBS; Oklahoma at Yoncalla 6 1 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Pro Soccer Prospect 46, Hosanna Christian 22 Wilson 40, Jefferson PDX 14 Notre Dame, 12:30 p.m., NBC; Mississippi at Powers 4 3 East W L T Pct PF PA Camas Valley won by forfeit over North Lake Yamhill-Carlton 13, Astoria 9 Alabama, 3:30 p.m., ESPN; Arizona at New Hope 34 New England 3 0 0 1.000 59 34 Major League Soccer Washington, 4 p.m., Fox; Texas A&M at Powers 38, Gilchrist 16 UVC 3 4 Miami 3 0 0 1.000 74 53 EASTERN CONFERENCE Arkansas, 4 p.m., ESPN2; Brown at Harvard, Gilchrist 0 088—16 Elkton 1 5 Pro Baseball N.Y. Jets 2 1 0 .500 55 50 W L T Pts GF GA 4:30 p.m., NBC Sports Network; Wisconsin at Powers 0 14 16 8 — 38 Pacific 1 6 Buffalo 1 2 0 .500 65 73 New York 15 9 6 51 47 36 Ohio State, 5 p.m., ABC; Montana at Northern Scoring Summary: Thursday’s Scores American League South W L T Pct PF PA Sporting KC 14 10 6 48 43 29 Arizona, 6 p.m., Root Sports; Stanford at Pow: Jackson Stallard 32 pass from Tye Powers d. Pacific, 25-16, 25-21, 25-21 East Division W L Pct GB Houston 2 1 0 .667 70 82 Montreal 13 9 6 45 46 42 Washington State, 7 p.m., ESPN; Cal at Oregon, Jackson (run failed) Friday’s Scores x-Boston 97 63 .606 — Indianapolis 2 1 0 .667 68 48 Houston 12 107433736 7:30 p.m., Pac-12 Networks and KWRO (630 AM Pow: Clayton Stallard 2 run (Tye Jackson pass Camas Valley d. UVC, 25-10, 25-13, 25-3 Tampa Bay 90 70 .563 7 Tennessee 2 1 0 .667 60 56 New England 11 11 7 40 41 33 and 100.3 FM); USC at Arizona State, 7:30 p.m., from Devin MacKensen) Yoncalla d. New Hope, 3-1 Baltimore 83 77 .519 14 Jacksonville 0 2 0 .000 11 47 Chicago 11 12 6 39 36 43 ESPN2. Gil: Mike McGregor 10 run (Jonny Heitzman New York 83 77 .519 14 North W L T Pct PF PA Major League Baseball — Oakland at Seattle, 1 pass from Trinton Koch) SOCCER Philadelphia 11 10 9 42 38 39 Toronto 73 87 .456 24 Cincinnati 2 1 0 .667 75 64 Columbus 11 14 5 38 36 39 p.m., Root Sports; Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 4 p.m., Pow: MacKensen 50 kickoff return (Jackson Central Division W L Pct GB Baltimore 2 1 0 .667 71 64 WGN. Far West League Girls Toronto FC 4 15 11 23 25 44 Stallard run) W L T Pts x-Detroit 93 67 .581 — Cleveland 1 2 0 .333 47 64 Auto Racing — NASCAR Nationwide Series Dover Pow: MacKensen 6 run (Aaron Pedrick pass D.C. United 3 20 6 15 19 48 Brookings-Harbor 5 0 1 16 Cleveland 90 70 .563 3 Pittsburgh 0 3 0 .000 42 76 WESTERN CONFERENCE 200, 12:30 p.m., ESPN; NHRA AAA Insurance from Jackson Stallard) West W L T Pct PF PA North Bend 5 0 1 16 Kansas City 85 75 .531 8 West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pts GF GA Midwest Natinoals, 12:30 a.m., ESPN2. Pow: MacKensen 31 run (Jackson Stallard run) Denver 3 0 0 1.000 127 71 Coquille 3 3 09 Minnesota 66 94 .413 27 Seattle 15 8 5 50 38 28 Sunday, Sept. 29 Gil: Koch 1 run (McGregor pass from Koch) Kansas City 3 0 0 1.000 71 34 Douglas 2 4 0 6 Chicago 62 98 .388 31 Real Salt Lake 14 10 6 48 53 39 NFL Football — Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh, 10 Team Statistics West Division W L Pct GB Oakland 1 2 0 .333 57 67 Marshfield 1 4 1 4 Portland 11 5 13 46 45 31 a.m., CBS; Seattle at Houston, 10 a.m., Fox; Gil Pow x-Oakland 95 65 .594 — San Diego 1 2 0 .333 78 81 South Umpqua 0 511 Los Angeles 13 10 6 45 46 36 Philadelphia at Denver, 1:25 p.m., Fox; New First Downs 13 14 Texas 89 71 .556 6 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Thursday’s Scores Colorado 12 9 9 45 37 31 England at Atlanta, 5:20 p.m., NBC. Rushes-Yards 53-140 46-212 Los Angeles 78 82 .488 17 East W L T Pct PF PA North Bend 13, Marshfield 0 Vancouver 11 10 8 41 42 38 Major League Baseball — Kansas City at Chicago Passing 90 35 Seattle 70 90 .438 25 Dallas 2 1 0 .667 83 55 Brookings-Harbor 6, Coquille 1 San Jose 11 11 8 41 31 41 White Sox, 11 a.m., WGN; Oakland at Seattle, 1 p.m., Comp-Att-Int 6-13-1 2-6-0 Houston 51 109 .319 44 Philadelphia 1 2 0 .333 79 86 Douglas 1, South Umpqua 0 FC Dallas 10 9 10 40 40 42 Root Sports. Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-1 x-clinched division N.Y. Giants 0 3 0 .000 54 115 Chivas USA 6 16 8 26 29 54 Auto Racing — NASCAR Sprint Cup AAA 400, 11 Penalties-Yards 3-34 4-17 Far West League Boys Thursday’s Games Washington 0 3 0 .000 67 98 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. a.m., ESPN; NHRA AAA Insurance Midwest Individual Statistics W L T Pts South W L T Pct PF PA Tampa Bay 4, N.Y. Yankees 0 Friday, Sept. 27 Nationals, 5:30 p.m., ESPN2. RUSHING—Gil: Trinton Koch 37-133, Mike Brookings-Harbor 8 0 0 24 Baltimore 3, Toronto 2 New Orleans 3 0 0 1.000 70 38 Philadelphia 1, Sporting Kansas City 0 Major League Soccer — Los Angeles at Portland, McGregor 1-32, Tucker Boone 2-4, Jonny North Bend 7 1 0 21 Texas 6, L.A. Angels 5 Carolina 1 2 0 .333 68 36 Today 12:30 p.m., NBC; New York at Seattle, 6 p.m., ESPN. Heitzman 2-1, team 3-(minus 31). Pow: Devin Coquille 5 3 0 15 Cleveland 6, Minnesota 5 Atlanta 1 2 0 .333 71 74 D.C. United at Toronto FC, 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. 30 MacKensen 18-124, Clayton Stallard 19-71, Tye Sutherlin 4 4 0 12 Kansas City 3, Chicago White Sox 2 Tampa Bay 0 3 0 .000 34 57 Real Salt Lake at Vancouver, 4 p.m. Marshfield Coaches Corner — 7 a.m., KMHS Jackson 9-17. Marshfield 3 5 0 9 Friday’s Games North W L T Pct PF PA Houston at New England, 4:30 p.m. (91.3 FM). PASSING—Gil: Trinton Koch 6-13-90. Pow: Tye Pacific 2 517 Boston 12, Baltimore 3 Chicago 3 0 0 1.000 95 74 Montreal at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. NFL Football — Miami at New Orleans, 5:25 p.m., Jackson 2-6-35. Douglas 2 5 1 7 Toronto 6, Tampa Bay 3 Detroit 2 1 0 .667 82 69 Sunday, Sept. 29 ESPN. RECEIVING—Gil: Mike McGregor 3-69, Gabe South Umpqua 0 8 0 0 Miami 3, Detroit 2 Green Bay 1 2 0 .333 96 88 Los Angeles at Portland, 12:30 p.m. Bernabe 1-14, James Getchell 1-5, Tucker Boone Thursday’s Scores Texas 5, L.A. Angels 3 Minnesota 0 3 0 .000 81 96 Columbus at FC Dallas, 5:30 p.m. 1-(minus 3). Pow: Jackson Stallard 1-32, Clayton North Bend 7, Marshfield 2 Cleveland 12, Minnesota 6 West W L T Pct PF PA New York at Seattle FC, 6 p.m. Local Schedule Stallard 1-3. Brookings-Harbor 1, Coquille 0 Kansas City 6, Chicago White Sox 1 Seattle 3 0 0 1.000 86 27 San Jose at Chivas USA, 8 p.m. Sunset Conference Sutherlin 2, Pacific 1 N.Y. Yankees 3, Houston 2 San Francisco 2 2 0 .500 79 95 Today Douglas 2, South Umpqua 1 High School Football — Myrtle Point at St. League Overall Oakland 8, Seattle 2 Arizona 1 2 0 .333 56 79 Today’s Games Transactions Mary’s, 7 p.m., Spiegelberg Stadium, Medford. W L W L Around the State St. Louis 1 3 0 .250 69 121 L.A. Angels (Richards 7-7) at Texas (D.Holland Thursday, Sept. 26 High School Cross Country — Marshfield, Myrtle Point 0 0 3 0 FOOTBALL BASEBALL Reedsport 0 0 3 1 10-9), 9:05 a.m. San Francisco 35, St. Louis 11 North Bend at Woahink Invitational, Florence, Adrian 62, Dayville/Monument 14 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL—Announced the Bandon 0 021 Cleveland (Kazmir 9-9) at Minnesota (De Vries Sunday, Sep. 29 10 a.m. Amity 27, Willamina 0 retirement of commissioner Bud Selig in Gold Beach 00 32 0-1), 10:05 a.m. N.Y. Giants at Kansas City, 10 a.m. College Volleyball — SWOCC at Clackamas, 1 Ashland 34, Springfield 28 January 2015. Suspended Milwaukee OF Carlos Glide 0 0 22 Tampa Bay (Archer 9-7) at Toronto (Happ 4-7), Seattle at Houston, 10 a.m. p.m. Banks 21, Scappoose 0 Gomez and Atlanta OF Reed Johnson one game Coquille 0 0 0 4 10:07 a.m. Baltimore at Buffalo, 10 a.m. College Men’s Soccer — Rogue at SWOCC, 2:15 Barlow 30, David Douglas 28 and fined them and Atlanta 1B Freddie Freeman p.m. Friday’s Scores Oakland (J.Parker 12-7) at Seattle (Maurer 4- Arizona at Tampa Bay, 10 a.m. Blanchet Catholic 35, Salem Academy 7 Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 10 a.m. and Atlanta C Brian McCann undisclosed College Women’s Soccer — SWOCC at Lower Reedsport 40, Riddle 24 8), 1:10 p.m. Burns 25, La Grande 22 Cincinnati at Cleveland, 10 a.m. amounts for their actions during Wednesday’s Columbia, 12:15 p.m. Bandon 15, Chiloquin 0 Boston (Lester 15-8) at Baltimore (W.Chen 7-7), Canby 20, Oregon City 15 Chicago at Detroit, 10 a.m. game. College Cross Country — SWOCC at Willamette Oakland 21, Coquille 0 4:05 p.m. Cascade 43, Newport 14 Pittsburgh vs. Minnesota at London, 10 a.m. American League Invitational, TBA. Cascade Christian 47, Gold Beach 27 Detroit (Ani.Sanchez 14-8) at Miami (Eovaldi Central Catholic 41, Reynolds 14 N.Y. Jets at Tennessee, 1:05 p.m. DETOIT TIGERS — Reinstated SS-OF Jhonny South Coast Youth Football League — At Today’s Game 4-6), 4:10 p.m. Century 32, Forest Grove 13 Kansas City (Ventura 0-0) at Chicago White Washington at Oakland, 1:25 p.m. Peralta from the restricted list. Moved INF Coquille: North Bend Ravens vs. Coquille 49ers, Myrtle Point at St. Mary’s Clackamas 33, Lakeridge 21 Sox (Er.Johnson 2-2), 4:10 p.m. Dallas at San Diego, 1:25 p.m. Danny Worth to the 60-day DL. Placed SS Danny 9 a.m.; North Bend Steelers vs. Coquille Chiefs, Bandon 15, Chiloquin 0 Clatskanie 44, Knappa 22 N.Y. Yankees (Pettitte 10-11) at Houston Philadelphia at Denver, 1:25 p.m. Worth on the 60-day DL. Reinstated SS Jhonny 11 a.m. At Marshfield: North Bend Colts vs. Coos Chiloquin 0 0 0 0 — 0 Corbett 27, Umatilla 6 (Clemens 4-6), 4:10 p.m. New England at Atlanta, 5:30 p.m. Peralta from the restricted list. Bay Chargers, 9 a.m.; Reedsport Redskins vs. Bandon 0 0 3 12 — 15 Corvallis 21, South Albany 19 Sunday’s Games Open: Carolina, Green Bay SEATTLE MARINERS — Announced the resigna- Coos Bay Jaguars, 9 a.m.; Reedsport Falcons vs. Scoring Summary: Cottage Grove 55, Elmira 16 Tampa Bay at Toronto, 10:07 a.m. Monday, Sep. 30 tion of manager Eric Wedge at the end of the North Bend Broncos, 11 a.m.; Coos Bay Jets vs. Ban: Mason Berry 22 field goal Crane 48, Harper/Huntington 0 Detroit at Miami, 10:10 a.m. Miami at New Orleans, 5:40 p.m. season. Coos Bay Raiders, 1 p.m.; North Bend Titans vs. Ban: Shawn Peters 1 run (kick failed) Crescent Valley 14, Dallas 6 Boston at Baltimore, 10:35 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 3 TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Transferred LHP Brett Coos Bay Vikings, 3 p.m. At Gold Beach: Bandon Ban: Peters 15 run (kick failed) Crook County 49, Madison 0 Cleveland at Minnesota, 11:10 a.m. Buffalo at Cleveland, 5:25 p.m. Cecil to the 60-day DL. Selected the contract of Cardinals vs. Gold Beach Packers, 9 a.m.; Reedsport 40, Riddle 24 Crow 62, Mohawk 40 Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 11:10 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 6 OF Ryan Langerhans from Buffalo (IL). Bandon Saints vs. Gold Beach Lions, 11 a.m. Reedsport 16 16 8 0 — 40 Culver 28, Vernonia 14 N.Y. Yankees at Houston, 11:10 a.m. Detroit at Green Bay, 10 a.m. National League Sunday, Sept. 29 Riddle 0 16 0 8 — 24 Days Creek 42, North Douglas 14 L.A. Angels at Texas, 12:05 p.m. New Orleans at Chicago, 10 a.m. CHICAGO CUBS—Placed C Welington Castillo No local events scheduled. Reedsport Scoring Summary: Dayton 27, Horizon Christian Tualatin 8 Oakland at Seattle, 1:10 p.m. Kansas City at Tennessee, 10 a.m. on the 15-day DL, retroactive to Sept. 20. Monday, Sept. 30 Ree: Hayden Hinshaw 3 run (Joey Herr run) Dufur 60, Echo 16 End of Regular Season Jacksonville at St. Louis, 10 a.m. MIAMI MARLINS — Fired president of baseball High School Cross Country — Coquille, Ree: Herr 50 run (Matt Rohde pass from Eagle Point 32, North Eugene 12 New England at Cincinnati, 10 a.m. operations Larry Beinfest and special assistant Bandon, Pacific, Gold Beach, Myrtle Point at dis- Haden Sams) Estacada 27, Molalla 24 National League Seattle at Indianapolis, 10 a.m. to the president of baseball operations Jim trict preview, McKenzie, 2 p.m. Ree: Herr 70 kickoff return (Hinshaw run) Falls City 56, Portland Lutheran 14 East Division W L Pct GB Baltimore at Miami, 10 a.m. Fleming. Ree: Hinshaw 48 run (Jared Billings run Franklin 32, Cleveland 14 x-Atlanta 95 65 .594 — Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, 10 a.m. NEW YORK METS—Transferred RHP Matt High School Results Ree: Herr 3 run (Hinshaw run) Gladstone 33, La Salle 6 Washington 85 75 .531 10 Carolina at Arizona, 1:05 p.m. Harvey to the 60-day DL. Oakland 21, Coquille 0 Glencoe 49, Hillsboro 22 New York 73 87 .456 22 San Diego at Oakland, 1:25 p.m. BASKETBALL Glendale 62, Alsea 34 FOOTBALL Coquille 0 0 0 0 — 0 Philadelphia 72 88 .450 23 Denver at Dallas, 1:25 p.m. National Basketball Association Grant Union 48, Weston-McEwen 0 Oakland 0 7 14 0 — 21 Miami 60 100 .375 35 Houston at San Francisco, 5:30 p.m. CLEVELAND CAVALIERS — Promoted Trent Far West League Grants Pass 45, Thurston 21 Scoring Summary: Central Division W L Pct GB Open: Minnesota, Pittsburgh, Tampa Bay, Redden to assistant general Manager and Koby League Overall Gresham 14, Centennial 7 Oak: Peyton Mesa 11 run (Austin Gould kick) x-St. Louis 95 65 .594 — Washington Altman director of pro player personnel. Named W L W L Harrisburg 15, Scio 0 Oak: Zack VanDeHey 2 run (kick blocked) y-Pittsburgh 92 68 .575 3 Monday, Oct. 7 Alex Moore high performance director. Siuslaw 3 0 5 0 Heppner 30, Enterprise 0 Oak: Jeb Harper 13 run (Angus Swan run) y-Cincinnati 90 70 .563 5 N.Y. Jets at Atlanta, 5:40 p.m. LOS ANGELES LAKERS — Signed C Dan Douglas 2 0 41 Hermiston 51, The Dalles-Wahtonka 0 Milwaukee 73 87 .456 22 Gadzuric. North Bend 2 0 4 1 Cascade Christian 47, Gold Beach 27 Imbler 56, Powder Valley 18 Chicago 66 94 .413 29 MIAMI HEAT — Signed G Roger Mason Jr. Marshfield 1 2 13 Gold Beach 0 27 0 0 — 27 Irrigon 24, Pilot Rock 0 West Division W L Pct GB Auto Racing NEW YORK KNICKS — Signed F Ike Diogu. Sutherlin 12 14 Cascade Christian 9 21 14 3 — 47 Jesuit 62, Sunset 20 x-Los Angeles 92 68 .575 — Named Steve Mills president and general man- South Umpqua 0 2 2 3 Scoring Summary: Joseph 54, Wallowa 26 Arizona 80 80 .500 12 NASCAR ager. Reassigned Glen Grunwald to adviser. Brookings-Harbor 0 3 0 5 CC: Jake Brown 9 run (run failed) Junction City 34, La Pine 22 San Diego 75 85 .469 17 Sprint Cup AAA 400 Lineup OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER — Signed G Diante Friday’s Scores CC: Cody Parker 20 field goal Kennedy 49, Toledo 0 San Francisco 75 85 .469 17 After Friday qualifying; race Sunday Garrett and G Rodney McGruder. Siuslaw 51, Marshfield 6 GB: Dustin Carter 65 pass from CJ Maxwell King’s Way Christian School, Wash. 50, Colorado 72 88 .450 20 At Dover International Speedway FOOTBALL North Bend 44, Sutherlin 7 (Brandon Hensley run) Perrydale 14 x-clinched division Dover, Del. National Football League Douglas 43, Brookings-Harbor 13 CC: Jake Brown 85 kickoff return (Dante Olson Klamath 27, Henley 14 y-clinched wild card Lap length: 1 miles NFL — Fined Cincinnati LB Vontaze Burfict South Umpqua 56, Illinois Valley 29 pass from Alex Furst) Lebanon 55, Woodburn 7 Thursday’s Games (Car number in parentheses) fined $31,000 for two unnecessary roughness Siuslaw 51, Marshfield 6 GB: Carter 9 run (run failed) Lost River 44, Rogue River 0 San Diego 3, Arizona 2, 11 innings 1. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 161.849. violations ($21,000 for hitting Green bay WR GB: Carter 59 pass from Maxwell (Robert Marshfield 6 0 0 0 — 6 Lowell 68, Yoncalla 32 Milwaukee 4, N.Y. Mets 2 2. (20) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 161.805. James Jones, in the head and neck area; Schuck kick) Siuslaw 6 15 237—51 Mabton, Wash. 29, Riverside 6 Atlanta 7, Philadelphia 1 3. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 161.74. $10,000 for hitting Greeen Bay TE Ryan CC: Scoring Summary Parker 1 run (pass failed) Marist 45, Willamette 0 San Francisco 3, L.A. Dodgers 2 4. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 161.609. Taylor). Fined Cincinnati S George Iloka GB: Rueben Salcedo 7 run (run failed) Siu: Andrew Tupua 2 run (kick failed) Mazama 30, North Valley 6 Friday’s Games 5. (43) Aric Almirola, Ford, 161.609. $15,000 for striking Green Bay TE Jermichael CC: Paker 26 pass from Seth Knox (Parker Mar: Beau Hunter 1 pass from Austin McNary 31, South Salem 15 Miami 3, Detroit 2 6. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 161.594. Finley in the head and neck area. Fined kick) Howerton (kick blocked) Mountain View 26, Wilsonville 13 Milwaukee 4, N.Y. Mets 2 7. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 161.493. Pittsburgh WR Antonio Brown $15,750 for two CC: Parker 4 run (Parker kick) Siu: Christian Jakobsen 5 run (Tupua run) Nestucca 27, Warrenton 6 Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 1 8. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 161.341. unnecessary roughness violations ($7,875 for a CC: Kenny Laws 30 pass from Knox (Parker Siu: Tupua 24 run (Kenny Thrall kick) Newberg 13, Tualatin 7 Atlanta 1, Philadelphia 0 9. (78) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 161.326. late hit on Chicago S Chris Conte, and $7,875 kick) Siu: Joseph Dotson 5 run (Thrall kick) North Marion 34, Madras 12 St. Louis 7, Chicago Cubs 0 10. (56) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 161.204. for a face mask on Chicago CB Sherrick CC: Parker 47 field goal Siu: Safety, quarterback tackled in end zone North Medford 61, Crater 45 Washington 8, Arizona 4 11. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 161.023. McManis). Fined Tennessee LB Moise Fokou Siu: Dotson 1 run (Thrall kick) North Salem 19, McKay 16 L.A. Dodgers 11, Colorado 0 12. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 160.8. $7,875 for a face mask violation in a game VOLLEYBALL Nyssa 41, Lakeview 14 Siu: Keenan McClellan 8 run (Thrall kick) Far West League San Francisco 7, San Diego 3 13. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 160.736. against San Diego. Siu: Oakridge 20, Colton 13 Today’s Games 14. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 160.721. CHICAGO BEARS — Signed DT Landon Cohen. Maverick Michaels 20 run (Thrall kick) W L North Bend 44, Sutherlin 7 Parkrose 36, Putnam 21 Pittsburgh (Morton 7-4) at Cincinnati (Arroyo 15. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 160.714. Placed DT Henry Melton on injured reserve. Marshfield 6 1 Pendleton 21, Baker 12 14-11), 10:05 a.m. 16. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 160.664. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Released CB North Bend 14 6 12 12 — 44 Siuslaw 6 1 Philomath 10, Central 7 San Diego (Stults 10-13) at San Francisco (Petit 17. (47) A J Allmendinger, Toyota, 160.65. Marquice Cole. Sutherlin 0 7 0 0 — 7 Sutherlin 5 2 Phoenix 20, Hidden Valley 8 4-0), 1:05 p.m. 18. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 160.557. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Signed DT Michael Scoring Summary: North Bend 4 3 Portland Christian 50, Valley Catholic 0 Milwaukee (J.Nelson 0-0) at N.Y. Mets (Harang 19. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 160.542. Brooks to the practice squad. Released WR NB: Zack Hawk 26 run (Ian Bream kick) South Umpqua 1 5 Rainier 32, Washougal, Wash. 0 0-1), 1:10 p.m. 20. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 160.371. Arceto Clark. NB: Cam Lucero 50 interception run (Ian Brookings-Harbor 1 6 Regis 41, Waldport 6 Chicago Cubs (E.Jackson 8-17) at St. Louis 21. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 160.249. HOCKEY Bream kick) Douglas 1 6 Ridgeview 35, Bend 33 (Wainwright 18-9), 1:15 p.m. 22. (55) Brian Vickers, Toyota, 160.1. National Hockey League Sut: Taelor Carson 2 run (Dustin Eakin kick) Thursday’s Scores Roosevelt 43, Benson 8 Detroit (Ani.Sanchez 14-8) at Miami (Eovaldi 23. (15) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 159.851. NHL — Announced the Board of Governors NB: Hawk 9 run (kick failed) Marshfield d. Douglas, 25-18, 25-14, 25-13 Roseburg 34, South Eugene 21 4-6), 4:10 p.m. 24. (9) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 159.645. approved the sale of the Florida Panthers to NB: Lucero 27 run (run failed) Sutherlin d. North Bend, 25-18, 25-19, 20-25, Sandy 20, Milwaukie 0 Philadelphia (E.Martin 2-5) at Atlanta (Minor 25. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 158.779. Vincent Viola and Doug Cifu. NB: Drew Matthews 33 pass from Lucero (kick 25-17 Santiam Christian 29, Pleasant Hill 3 13-8), 4:10 p.m. 26. (13) Casey Mears, Ford, 158.611. FLORIDA PANTHERS—Signed G Tim Thomas to failed) Siuslaw d. Brookings-Harbor, 25-13, 25-19, 25- Seaside 55, Tillamook 0 Washington (Haren 9-14) at Arizona (McCarthy 27. (34) David Ragan, Ford, 158.451. a one-year contract. NB: Lucero 3 run (run failed) 14 Sheldon 49, South Medford 14 5-10), 5:10 p.m. 28. (38) David Gilliland, Ford, 158.263. COLLEGE NB: Levi Rider 70 interception return (kick Sunset Conference Sheridan 28, Gervais 6 Colorado (Nicasio 8-9) at L.A. Dodgers 29. (14) Mark Martin, Chevrolet, 157.992. GEORGIA SOUTHERN — Dismissed freshman failed) W L Sherwood 66, Liberty 12 (Greinke 15-3), 6:10 p.m. 30. (93) Travis Kvapil, Toyota, 157.929. RB Chris Jordan from the team. Suspended Skyline League Glide 4 0 Southridge 35, Beaverton 7 Sunday’s Games 31. (10) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, 157.563. freshman PK Connor Tierney one game for vio- League Overall Reedsport 4 0 Sprague 34, Grant 14 Detroit at Miami, 10:10 a.m. 32. (36) J.J. Yeley, Chevrolet, 157.549. lation of team rules. W L W L Bandon 2 2 St. Helens 37, Hood River 7 Milwaukee at N.Y. Mets, 10:10 a.m. 33. (30) Cole Whitt, Toyota, 157.336. PURDUE — Announced sophomore basketball Camas Valley 3 0 5 0 Myrtle Point 2 2 St. Paul 44, Ione 0 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 10:10 a.m. 34. (98) Michael McDowell, Ford, 156.883. F Donnie Hale will transfer.

B4 •The World • Saturday, September 28,2013 College/NFL 49ers get back on track, rolls past Rams

ST. LOUIS (AP) — After getting year more than doubled his output Anthony Dixon’s fourth-quarter 11 days until we play again and a raucous, hopeful crowd, sending all only 11 carries last week, Frank Gore from the first three games. It helped scoring run. there’s going to be ample time to get but a few thousand home early. never made a public stink about it. the 49ers put their foot down with- “If we keep playing, our offense that corrected.” “We’re going to have to get tough Coach Jim Harbaugh noted he was- out some of their biggest stars. will come around sooner or later,” St. Louis was held to 188 total in here,” Rams defensive end Chris n’t the only unhappy player after Colin Kaepernick threw two Bowman said. yards and was completely stuffed on Long said. “We’re going to have to the San Francisco 49ers lost their touchdown passes and the defense The Rams (1-3) had an overtime the run, with 18 yards on 19 carries. hold each other accountable and second straight game. stepped up, too. win and tie against San Francisco “That’s what we do,” said safety make plays and dig our way out of But Gore’s touches went way up, “We know the talent we have on last year, and took the early lead Donte Whitner, who had an inter- this hole because nobody’s going to and yards, too. And the offense this team,” Kaepernick said. “We Thursday before falling flat. Greg ception in the end zone. “We stop do that for us.” kicked into gear in a 35-11 rout of know what we’re capable of.” Zuerlein banged in a 40-yard field the run first, then we stop the pass Kaepernick had no touchdown the St. Louis Rams on Thursday Anquan Boldin had five catches goal off the right upright to end a and then we get away with wins.” passes and four interceptions the night. for 90 yards and a touchdown, and nine-game scoring drought in the The 49ers came close to a Super previous two weeks and completed “I didn’t say nothing. I just want Gore had 153 yards on 20 carries and first quarter, but the 49ers Bowl title in February and regained fewer than 50 percent of his passes. to win,” Gore said. “The 49ers are a 34-yard score for San Francisco answered with 28 straight points. their footing against the team that He was 15 for 23 for 167 yards. all about winning. Whether it’s (2-2), which was outscored 46-10 “Tomorrow’s going to be a pretty gave them the most trouble last sea- Gore was the second straight running or throwing, that’s all the previous two games. NaVorro tough day in the film room,” Rams son. Minus cornerback Nnamdi back to burn the St. Louis defense, we’re worrying about is winning.” Bowman had two of the 49ers’ five quarterback Sam Bradford said. Asomugha and linebackers Patrick with DeMarco Murray gaining 175 Gore’s first 100-yard game of the sacks with a strip leading to “The good news is we have 10 days, Willis and Aldon Smith,they quieted yards in Dallas’ 31-7 win Sunday. Beavers face a well-rested Colorado team

BY ANNE M. PETERSON The Associated Press

Neither Colorado coach Mike MacIntyre nor Oregon State coach Mike Riley are ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS COLORADO BUFFALOES Colorado at Oregon St. sure what they’ll see on Time: 12:30 p.m. TV: Pac-12 Saturday from the Buffaloes. Radio: Colorado won its first two Network. KBBR (1340 AM). games under new head coach MacIntyre. But then deadly Diego State. flooding around Boulder ear- Cookin’ Cooks: Beavers UCLA BRUINS lier this month forced the receiver Brandin Cooks had a ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS COLORADO BUFFALOES cancellation of a home game career-high 14 catches OREGON STATE BEAVERS against Fresno State. against San Diego State, The players chipped in bringing his total to a nation- with the recovery efforts al-best 43. He’s averaging before a bye week. As a result, 10.8 receptions per game. ARIZONA WILDCATS Colorado will have had a 21- He’s averaging 159.8 yards ByU GeorCLA gBRUINSe Artsitas, The World day layoff when the Buffaloes receiving per game, second Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota drags a Volunteer defender during a recent game.The Ducks open Pac-12 play Saturday against Cal. take the field against the nationally behind Colorado’s

OREGONSTANFORD STATE CARDINALS BEAVERS Beavers today at Reser Paul Richardson, who has Stadium. averaged 208.5 in his two MacIntyre has done his games. best to keep his players Woods still out: Top Pass-happy Cal visits EugeneARIZONA WILDCATS focused. He’s been using a lot Beavers running back Storm CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS of scrimmage-type situa- Woods is expected to sit out tions ‘’so we could keep the the game because of a concus- BY ANNE M. PETERSON games — Oregon’s defense momentum swings that take speed of the game going.” sion, which also caused him to STANFORD CARDINALS The Associated Press has been testedWASHINGTON by its own STATE COUGARSplace in their games a lot of “The speed of the game is miss last weekend’s game offense, which ranks last times,” Dykes said. “You one thing I’ve talked about against San Diego State. EUGENE — The Bear Raid among FBS teams in time of watch the film and it’s 7-0, that we’ve tried to work real- Woods is the Beavers’ leading is coming to Autzen. possession (22:18). then all of a sudden you look ly hard at. ... That’s some- rusher with 152 yards and two OREGON DUCKS New California coach “Hopefully, it’s just built up and it’s 52-0. They make CaliforniaCALIFORNIA GOLDEN at Oregon BEARS thing that you get when you touchdowns. He had 940 Sonny Dykes and his re- into our guys. We’ve seen these runs and you have to Time: 7:30 p.m. TV: Pac-12 play in games. So, they (the yards rushing and 13 touch- tooled Golden Bears visit No. guys snap the ball fast before. weather the storm.” Network. Radio: KWRO (630 AM Beavers) have four games and downs last season. Riley said 2 Oregon with both teams It’s not going toW ASHINGTONmake our HUSKIESWhich brings up one more we have two so there’s a little that even if Woods was med- WASHINGTON STATE COUGARS and 100.3 FM). coming off byes, giving them guys instantly uncomfort- advantage for the Ducks, who bit of an advantage on that ically cleared to play, he prob- plenty of time to ponder able. Hopefully, that’s not are 35-point favorites: They side of it. On the other side, ably wouldn’t play him. what they might see tonight something that throws us off are used to the rain. hopefully we’re a little bit Player impact: Mac- in the conference opener for too much,” coach Mark Here are five things to look Intyre said a number of the about Cal.OREGONUSC TROJANS DUCKS fresher than they are. I’m both teams. Helfrich said. for when California (1-2) vis- Tough start: Oregon is hoping,”MacIntyre said. players were directly impact- For Oregon, it will be As for Cal, they’ll see its Oregon (3-0) on Saturday the third ranked opponent in The mystery for Riley is ed by the flooding, saying Dykes’ pass-happy offense Oregon’s quick-strike, high- night: NCAA PACfour 12 LOGOS games 081613: for Team the logos Golden and what to expect. Because the “we had quite a few kids get WASHINGTONUTAH UTESHUSKIES helmets for the PAC 12 Conference; 1c x 1 inches; led by freshman quarterback scoring spread offense led by Last time: Cal hung clostand-alone;se Bears, staff; ETA who 5 p.m. opened with a Buffaloes have only played displaced and are in different Jared Goff, who is with Oregon for a 44-30 loss to then-No. 22 two games, there’s not a lot of apartments now. They had to making his first start good part of their last Northwestern and fell 52-34 film available to see how apply for money to get things on the road. He leads meeting, trailing by to fourth-ranked Ohio State Colorado is implementing back that were lost. So that the nation and the just 24-17 midway on Sept.U 14.SC TROJANS All three of those MacIntyre’s system. was tough on them but I Pac-12 with an aver- through the 3rd quar- opponents are undefeated. “I know we’ll see some think now they’re all back to age of 435.3 yards ter. But Mariota led new stuff,”Riley said. normalcy and moving along NCAA PAC 12Cal’s LOGOS lone 081613: victory Team logos so and far this passing. He’s com- UTAH UTES the then-No. 3 Duckshelmets for the PAC 12 Conference; 1c x 1 inches; season has been a 37-30 win The game is the Pac-12 fine.” pleted 61.3 percent of on a 35-0 run stand-alone;for a staff; ETA 5 p.m. History: The last time over lower-division Portland opener for Colorado, which his passes in three 59-17 victory in Colorado was idle for two State. defeated Colorado State and games. Strawberry Canyon. Central Arkansas to start the straight weeks during the One-two punch: Cal But he’ll be up The sophomore quar- season. Oregon State (3-1, 1- season was in 1963. The Buffs sophomore receiver Bryce against an Oregon terback tied a school 0 Pac-12) has rebounded were scheduled to play Air Treggs has 28 catches for 317 defense that has record with six after a season-opening loss Force that Nov. 23, but the allowed opponents an touchdown passes in yards and a touchdown, to Eastern Washington and game was postponed when average of just nine that game. while fellow sophomore the Beavers are coming off a President John F. Kennedy points per game, tying the early Heisman Trophy con- DAT rolls: Versatile run- Chris Harper has 21 for 324 come-from-behind 34-30 was assassinated the day Ducks for fifth nationally. tender Marcus Mariota, who ning back De’Anthony yards and three scores. victory last Saturday over before. As a result, the Buffs The team has allowed an has thrown for 889 yards and Thomas started at wide Treggs is fifth in the nation San Diego State. were off both Nov. 23 and 30. average of 189.3 yards passing seven touchdowns, and run receiver in Oregon’s last averaging 9.3 receptions and The Beavers have been The Air Force game was per game, but only one for 262 yards and four more game against Tennessee, fin- 105.7 yards per game. boosted by the play of quar- rescheduled. touchdown reception. scores over his first three ishing with 172 yards in total Do not adjust your TV: terback Sean Mannion, who Buffs out West: The Another issue for the games. offense and a 28-yard touch- California will be wearing is ranked second nationally game is Colorado’s first-ever Golden Bears? The forecast Mariota hasn’t thrown an down run. He has run for 338 gray jerseys and pants with with 401 yards passing per trip to Corvallis. Both of the calls for heavy rain at kickoff, interception yet this season. yards and six TDs for the blue helmets for the game at game. He leads the confer- Buffaloes’ previous trips to which may impact their The undefeated Ducks Ducks this season, and is Autzen. The Golden Bears ence with 15 touchdown play Oregon State happened passing game. The remnants rank among the top five three touchdowns short of underwent a redesign this passes so far this season. in Portland. The Beavers are of a typhoon are expected to teams nationally in scoring matching Derek Loville season, adding gray to the It’s a good thing he’s the last Pac-12 team left for bring rain, gusty wind and offense, with an average of (1986-89) for third on the mix. As for the Ducks, they’ll stepped up, because the Colorado to face since it perhaps even minor flooding 61.3 points, rushing offense school’s all-time list with 45. likely be wearing some com- Beavers’ ground game is joined the Pac-12 in 2011 — to the region. with 355.3 yards and total “Every team is going to give bination that includes green nearly nonexistent. The although the Buffs’ game While Dykes’ offense is offense with 672 yards per us their best shot so we just so as not to clash with their Beavers are 121st among FBS- against California that sea- known for its quickness — game. have to keep playing and do fans. Oregon put out a fan level teams with an average of son was considered non- the Bears have run at least 90 “They remind you of a what we’ve been doing. “Color Schedule” guide this just 55 yards rushing a game. conference because it was the offensive plays from scrim- basketball team in some ways Making plays and coming season that suggests Autzen The Beavers had just 10 yards second of a home-and-home mage in each of their three because there’s these huge together as a team,” he said attire for each game. on the ground against San agreement. NCAA denies USC’s request to lessen sanctions

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The The NCAA sanctioned USC after league’s second-ranked defense. quarter and replaced by rookie has been fined $15,000 for unnec- NCAA has turned down Southern it was found former star Reggie Coach Pete Carroll said both would Michael Bowie. essary roughness when he struck a California’s request for possible Bush received improper benefits. be game-time decisions but it looks Left tackle Russell Okung is also defenseless player, tight end relief from the sanctions that have The program’s scholarship limit unlikely either will be able to play. out after being placed on the short- Jermichael Finley, in the head and been imposed on the football pro- was reduced from 85 to 75. Next Unger has a triceps injury suf- term injured reserve list last week neck area. gram since 2010. season is the last that USC will have fered last week with a sprained toe ligament. Steelers wide receiver Antonio Athletic director Pat Hayden had to play with the 75-scholarship against the Brown has received $15,750 in fines said USC felt compelled to discuss limit. Football Jacksonville Bengals linebacker Burfict for two unnecessary roughness vio- the sanctions after the NCAA’s Jaguars. He was fined $31,000 lations: $7,875 for a late hit on Bears recent decision to lessen the schol- NFL checked by safety Chris Conte, and $7,875 for a arship reductions that Penn State Notes trainers on the NEW YORK (AP) — Cincinnati face mask on Sherrick McManis. was hit with after the Jerry Giacomini, Unger to be sideline but Bengals linebacker Vontaze Burfict Titans LB Moise Fokou has been Sandusky scandal. game-time decisions remained in the game and didn’t has been fined $31,000 by the NFL docked $7,875 for unnecessary on Friday for two unnecessary But NCAA spokeswoman RENTON, Wash. (AP) — The miss a snap with the starters. roughness for a face mask violation. Meghan Durham released a state- Seattle Seahawks could be missing Carroll said they held him out of roughness violations. ment Friday saying there is no com- three starting offensive linemen practice all week in hopes of seeing Burfict had a hit on a defenseless Cassel to start for Vikes parison between the USC and Penn when they take the field against the where he’s at during pre-game player. Packers receiver James LONDON (AP) — Matt Cassel State cases. Houston Texans on Sunday. workouts. Jones, in the head and neck area, will start at quarterback for the She said USC’s case was heard Right tackle Breno Giacomini Giacomini is dealing with a sore which cost him $21,000, and then Minnesota Vikings in place of before the Committee on and center Max Unger are both list- knee that worsened last week struck Green Bay tight end Ryan injured Christian Ponder against Infractions and appealed, and there ed as doubtful to play against the against the Jaguars. Giacomini was Taylor, costing him $10,000. the Pittsburgh Steelers at Wembley would be no further appeals. lifted from the game in the second Bengals teammate George Iloka Stadium on Sunday.

Saturday,September 28,2013 • The World • B5 Community Sports Hands up for Scotty Roe races to win in Pre Run for Kids

THE WORLD the Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon, which Seventh-grader Jeremy extended thanks to volun- Roe beat 129 other runners to teers including Julie Carr, win the annual Pre Run for Steve and Jennifer Groth, Kids last Sunday in Coos Bay. Isabel Groth, John Hampton, Roe covered the 3-mile George LaGesse, Chelsey course in 19 minutes and 37 Corum, Jessica Kohl, Cassidy seconds. He was the only Keller, Shyanne Bolton, runner to break 20 minutes Jeremiah Wilson, Casey King, and won by 45 seconds over Kenzie Gauntz, Caitlin Hyde, fellow seventh-grader Gabe CeAndra Nelson, Jane Delgado (20:22). Grady Suppes, Sawyer Heckard, Hampel, an eighth-grader, Colby Gillett, Carter Carr, was third (20:38), followed by Ryder Myhre, Tyler Yeager, another seventh-grader, Jed Christa Jackson, Naomi Wright (20:50). Sixth-grader Petrie, Natalie Hill, Samantha Richard Rayburn rounded Ring, Emily Midyette, out the top five (20:54). Chealsea Fults, Kimi H., Jeff Kaylee Delzotti, another Lillebo, Ashley Peters, Ben sixth-grader, was first Dailey, Nathan Midyette, among girls and 10th overall Jacob Klein, Traven Banks, in 21:29. She was followed by Kelli Collatt, Hailey Finnigan, Maddy Suppes (23:36), Anthony Collins, Anthony Parker Stocker (23:50), Ross, Ryan Chase, Rachel Contributed Photo Runners and walkers raise their hands for Scotty during the annual Scotty Brown Memorial Run,held recently at South Slough Estuary.The Payton Davidson (24:46) and Beesley, Nicole Cowan, Casey Gillett (25:38). Natalie King, Noah Graber, noncompetitive event is held on a different trail each year to honor Brown, who was a popular member of the South Coast Running Club. The race included stu- Pam Chaney and any others dents in first through eighth who helped out. grades from Coos Bay, North Boys & Girls Club staff Bend, Lakeside, Allegany and who helped out included Coquille. The first three Angie Reiber, Jack Coquille students compete in Nevada placers in each grade level Hollingsworth, Zaq Jones received medals. and Elba England. THE WORLD jumping techniques that The grade-level champi- Club officials also thanked included moving over an ons included first-graders the city of Coos Bay and city Three students from obstacle before contacting Gabriel Stappler and Hope staff, Officer Scott Rogers and Coquille Martial Arts com- the board. Hoffine, second-graders the Coos Bay Police peted in the Nevada State Corbin Reeves and Roxy Day, Department, Marshfield High Nationals Avatar New belts third-graders Bryant Wicks School and Coos Art Tournament at the Sierra The week before the and Hope Gelfand, fourth- Museum, as well as Columbia Grand Resort in Reno early Harrisburg tournament, graders Gavyn Tatge and Distributing/Snapple and Big this month and returned Coquille Martial Arts tested Kendra Johnston, fifth- Foot Pepsi for providing a home with a number of wins. seven students. graders Liam Buskerud and post-race beverage for every It was the third time Earning advanced white Madalyn Hampel, sixth- runner, and North Bend Coquille Martial Arts stu- belts were Nate Little, 11, of graders Rayburn and Jubilee Princesses Emily, dents competed in nationally Myrtle Point; Jaxon Corbus, Delzotti, seventh-graders Chealsea, Kimi, Kelli and rated tournaments, following 6, of Coquille; Ian Wakefield, Roe and Stocker, and eighth- Rachel for assisting with the previous entries in the 10, of Coos Bay; and William graders Grady Hampel and presentation of awards. Oregon State Nationals and Dean, 13, of Myrtle Point. Suppes. Results are listed in today’s Washington State Nationals. Jessica Morones, 7, of The event was put on by Community Scoreboard. Top schools from all over Coquille, and Connor the West Coast enter their Angula, 8, of Myrtle Point, best students in the tourna- moved into the color belt ment, where the trophies at ranks by earning their yellow See Jane Run is Oct. 5 each level were weapons. belts. Brooklynn Lott, age 14, a Ruby O’Brien, 17, of THE WORLD Center, which is cosponsoring student at the school’s Coos Myrtle Point, earned her the event with the South Bay facility, placed second in brown belt. See Jane Run, the South Coast Running Club. traditional forms, first in Contributed Photo Saxton said testing at the Coast women only run and The entry fee for runners weapons and creative forms, From left, coach Jim Saxton, Katie Davidson,Jes-C Tessman, Brooklynn school is a learning experi- walk, will be held at 10 a.m. who have not already signed and third in sparring. She Lott and coach Karen Saxton pose with awards the athletes won at the ence that builds students’ on Saturday, Oct. 5, in John up is $10, without a shirt, for also brought home a grand Nevada State Nationals Avatar Tournament. martial arts skills and confi- Topits Park at Empire Lakes all entrants. champion title, winning first dence. in Coos Bay. T-shirts are only available across the board in weapons intermediate student, com- expression into their per- There will be a 5-kilome- to preregistered entrants and creative categories. peted in the same division formance. Coquille tournament ter (3.1-mile) run or walk and with entries postmarked by Lott is looking forward to with Tessman in all but spar- During breaking competi- Coquille Martial Arts will a non-competitive 1-mile Sept. 21. more nationally rated tour- ring and finished second in tions, the athletes choose a be hosting its own tourna- fun walk. Both events take Entry forms are available naments and working toward sparring, forms and weapons break based on what they ment on Nov. 16 in Coquille. place on the paved trails in at the Women’s Safety and a college scholarship through and fourth in breaking. know they can do — the For more information, the park. Resource Center, 1681 Martial Arts, said Karen Unlike point sparring at breaks have difficulty ratings visit http://www.coquil- Proceeds from the event Newmark Ave., in Coos Bay, Saxton, who coaches at the regular tournaments, the factored into the score. Both letkd.com or call 541-396- benefit the Coos County or by calling 541-290-3243 or school with Jim Saxton and Harrisburg event included Coquille students chose 5576. Women’s Safety and Resource 541-888-1048. their son, Dane. Olympic-style sparring, with Katie Davidson, a 16- continuous action for one year-old junior black belt minute and points from Coquille, placed third in announced at the end of the Community Scoreboard weapons forms in her first match. event as a black belt com- In the under-13 divisions, Brian Fletcher 569; Janet Aldrop 460, Julie Shayna Beasley, 6, 28:03; 53. Dylan Walling, 5, Wilkinson and Ron Cookson 51, Dick Wold and Bowling Grhaam 452, Laura Jorgensen 432. 28:09; 54. Hayden Swank, 7, 28:12; 55. Alex Clint Laird 51, Al Greenfield and Val Nemcek 48, petitor. Karen Saxton said no contact to the head is Sunday Reno — Michael Andrade 611, Mark Locati, 7, 28:12; 56. Ella Thomas, 5, 28:18; 57. Johnny Ohanesian and Chris Holm 47, Larry competition is tough at the allowed, which contrasts North Bend Lanes Gonzales 605, Chris Carr 566; Lisa Duryee 425, Rayne Quinones, 7, 28:25; 58. Aryana Mill, 4, Grove and Bob Nelson 46, Forrest Munger and junior black belt level from point sparring, where Sandy Tammietti 414, Kelly Andrade 399. 28:26; 59. Matthew Parren-Thrall, 6, 28:32; 60. Blind Draw 44. Sept. 16-22 Dakota Gaul, 5, 28:38. Closest to Pin — Clint Laird (No. 14) and Al because many of the athletes HIGH GAME light head contact is encour- Running 61. Andrew Efraimson, 3, 28:39; 62. Aurora Greenfield (No. 17). compete in events nearly aged at all levels. Young at Heart Seniors — Bruce Watts 214, Johnson, 5, 28:46; 63. Kiara Conway, 6, 29:04; Larry Zimin 207, Chuck Parks 205; Jan Venable every weekend, while Most schools compete in 64. Emma Freeman, 5, 29:29; 65. Megan Proett, Road Runs 181, Maxine Rowling 176, Sandra Jacobs 175. Pre Run for Kids 5, 29:54; 66. Madeline DeLeon, 5, 29:55; 67. Hope Davidson also is involved in one style or the other, con- Monday Super Star Juniors — Jayse Morgan Sept. 22 Gelfand, 3, 30:02; 68. Brody Harnden, 5, 30:10; 222, Troy Liggett 214, Dillon Woodworth 202, Grade-level winners Upcoming Road Races on the South Coas:t many sports at Coquille High sidering it difficult to do well 69. Natalie Cheal, 5, 30:37; 70. Devante Byers, 6, For more information on upcoming road Micheal Villers 202; Arianna Campbell 223, First Grade Boys: 1. Gabriel Stappler, 42:23; 2. 31:18; 71. Cambree Messner, 3, 31:23; 72. School — she currently is at both. The philosophy of Bryanna Decker 181, Josie Dixon 178. Daniel Johnson, 48:15. races and for photos from past events, those Guadalupe Trujillo, 4, 31:23; 73. Troy Liggett, 7, interested can log on to the South Coast goalie for the soccer team. Coquille Martial Arts is that Tuesday Senior Boomers — Harry Winslow First Grade Girls: 1. Hope Hoffine, 32:53; 2. 31:33; 74. Gus Bell, 4, 31:48; 75. Taylor The other competitor, 10- 202, James Hatfield 199, Bruce Watts 194; Lucy Lauren Efraimson, 32:55; 3. Sophia Ryan, 39:07. Running Club’s Web page at www.southcoas- in life, rules change depend- Waddington, 5, 31:49; 76. Sierra Bell, 3, 31:58; 77. trunningclub.org. Hoffman 206, Loretta Hafen 174, Judy Cutting Second Grade Boys: 1. Corbin Reeves, 25:00; 2. Trinity Barker, 3, 32:07; 78. Brooks Behney, 2, year-old Jes-C Tessman of ing on different situations, so Harvest Fest Run — Today, starting at 10 a.m. 170. Finley Cheal, 25:04; 3. Kale Borras, 27:33. 32:08; 79. Aaron Hutchins, 4, 32:21; 80. Ethan Myrtle Point, placed second students need to be flexible Bay Area Hospital — Craig Wooley 247, Karl Second Grade Girls: 1. Roxy Day, 26:08; 2. Ward, 3, 32:40. on Spruce Street near Lehnherr Park in Myrtle in weapons forms and spar- to excel at life, Karen Saxton Daniel 232, Barry Sorenson 195; Tina Chambers Lydia Trupp, 33:25; 3. Madison West, 34:55. 81. Kienyn Wicks, 2, 32:40; 82. Zayne Wood, 8, Point. Events include a 5-kilometer run/walk ring and fourth in traditional said. 201, Sally Curtis 186, Lisa Wooley 181. Third Grade Boys: 1. Bryant Wicks, 21:26; 2. 32:44; 83. Hope Hoffine, 1, 32:53; 84. Lauren and a 1-mile kids run. Registration runs from Cosmo — Debra Cramer 233, Randy Freeman Spencer Arzie, 24:56; 3. Jack Waddington, 24:43. Efraimson, 1, 32:55; 85. Bridger Olson, 2, 32:56; 8:30-9:30 a.m. in the start area. For more infor- forms. Tessman and The forms competition 222, Lisa Duryee 211. Third Grade Girls: 1. Hope Gelfand, 30:02; 2. 86. Pierce Davidson, 4, 33:03; 87. Kinzie mation, visit www.myrtlepointchamber.com. Davidson both train at the also is different from open Rolling Pins — Debra Cramer 258, Linda Cambree Messner, 31:23; 3. Sierra Bell, 31:58. Beaudry, 6, 33:07; 88. Lydia Trupp, 2, 33:25; 89. See Jane Run — Saturday, Oct. 5, starting at 10 school’s Coquille facility. events in that everyone was Nichols 204, Carol Paulson 202. Fourth Grade Boys: 1. Gavyn Tatge, 22:35; 2. Kiya Weatherly, 5, 33:29; 90. Emily West, 4, a.m. in John Topits Park in Coos Bay. The South Primers Too Seniors — Bob Monteith 246, John Efraimson, 25:19; 3. Ben Mahaffy, 25:36. 33:30; 91. Tyson Warnken, 5, 34:16; 92. David Coast’s women-only run and walk is 5 kilometers performing a form from the Bruce Walker 239, Chuck Parks 224; Linda Fourth Grade Girls: Kendra Johnston, 26:28; 2. Griffith, 3, 34:16; 93. Eli Meservey, 2, 34:29; 94. (3.1 miles) and is a benefit for the Coos County Charlise Stark, 26:32; 3. Adrianna Frank, 27:14. Olympic tournament same set of forms — 18 under Nichols 200, Gloria Surprise 193, Sally Curtis 191. Luke Karem, 3, 34:38; 95. Madison West, 2, Women’s Safety and Resource Center. A non- Cash Classic — Ron Starks 260, David Warrick Fifth Grade Boys: 1. Liam Buskerud, 22:33; 2. 34:55; 96. Emmalee Schaefer, 4, 35:09; 97. competitive 1-mile fun walk also will be held. Meanwhile, Tessman and black belt and nine black belt 242, Bob Nelson 237; Debra Cramer 235, Stacey Daylen Sickels, 23:55; 3. Spencer Barker, 24:41. Amelia Schaeffer, 2, 35:14; 98. Anthony Locati, 5, The entree fee is $10 for people who have not fellow student Luke forms. Judging is based on Nelson 233, Sandra Jacobs 211. Fifth Grade Girls: 1. Madalyn Hampel, 27:29; 2. 35:15; 99. Rylinn Clark, 3, 35:20; 100. Ryder already signed up. T-shirts were only available Donaldson traveled to proper execution of the form, Men’s Varsity — Shawn McNally 299, David Kaylin Dea, 27:47; 3. Ella Thomas, 28:18. Easton, 2, 35:32. Warrick 280, Trevor Sanne 269. Sixth Grade Boys: 1. Richard Rayburn, 20:54; for those who already have preregistered. Entry Harrisburg last weekend as well as crispness of the 101. Fernanda Gonzalez, 3, 35:36; 102. Emily forms are available at the Women’s Safety and Silver Tip Seniors — Larry Zimin 237, Berrel 2. Zachary Randle, 21:39; 3. Romig Beley, 24:05. Kirk, 3, 36:07; 103. Ellie Delgado, 3, 36:34; 104. with the coaching team for technique. In open tourna- Vinyard 218, Bud Grant 216; Linda Nichols 196, Sixth Grade Girls: 1. Kaylee Delzotti, 21:29; 2. Resource Center, 1681 Newmark Ave., in Coos Emma Keeley, 6, 37:11; 105. Nevaeh Wheaton, 5, Bay. For more information, call 541-290-3243 or the school’s first entry into ments, competitors do a form Doris Forcia 186, Thelma Fairchild 182. Jordan Baarstad, 26:11; 3. Kaitlyn Randle, 26:43. 37:59; 106. Addie Hanson, 3, 38:32; 107. James 541-888-1048. an Olympic-style taekwondo Timber — Aaron Starks 258, Karl Daniel 226, Seventh Grade Boys: 1. Jeremy Roe, 19:37; 2. Cato, 6, 38:50; 108. Natalie Jadin, 2, 38:58; 109. from their own style and Larry Huffman 210; Debra Cramer 192, Debra Gabe Delgado, 20:22; 3. Jed Wright, 20:50. Millicoma Marsh Fun Run and Pumpkin Dash tournament. often judges don’t know the Gracie Peach, 2, 39:02; 110. Joseph Herbert, 2, Huffman 169, Cindy Daniel 168. Seventh Grade Girls: 1. Parker Stocker, 23:50; 39:06; 111. Conner Deleon, 2, 39:07; 112. Sophia — Saturday, Oct. 12, starting at 9:30 a.m. at the Tessman, a beginner, was individual elements of each Jack-n-Jill — John Dixon 248, Randy Rice 245, 2. Payton Davidson, 24:48; 3. Amy Annaloro, Ryan, 1, 39:07; 113. Kaitlyn Miles, 3, 39:39; 114. Millicoma Intermediate School track in Coos Bay. bumped into the intermedi- form, but judge on overall Brian Fletcher 209; Janet Aldrop 192, Julie 26:36. Katie Karem, 1, 40:14; 115. Devin Plummer, 3, Events include a sixth-eighth grade 3,000-meter Graham 159, Merri Lang 158. Eighth Grade Boys: 1. Grady Hampel, 20:38; 2. ate divisions for all events martial quality. Saxton said 41;06; 116. Ryan Liggett, 4, 41:14; 117. Emily coed race for cross country teams at 9:30 a.m., Sunday Reno — Michael Andrade 249, Mark Ethan Cleveland, 21:06; 3. Giovanni Byers, 21:15. Ryan, 3, 41:31; 118. Natalie Olson, 4, 41:32; 119. an 8-and-under 400-meter pumpkin dash at 10, except sparring and placed competing in both types of Gonzalez 229, Chris Carr 212; Sandy Tammietti Eighth Grade Girls: 1. Maddy Suppes, 23:36; 2. Paige Frings, 5, 42:12; 120. Gabriel Stappler, 1, a 12-and-under 1-mile fun run at 10:15 and a first in forms, weapons, tournaments, competitors 175, Kelly Andrade 153, Lisa Duryee 152. Casey Gillett, 25:38; 3. Claire Peters, 26:46. 42:23. community 5-kilometer race at 10:30 a.m. HIGH SERIES Overall Results breaking and sparring. are taught to put a big extra in 121. Jacob Calvert, 4, 42:43; 122. Jordan Registration for all but the 3,000-meter race Young at Heart Seniors — Larry Zimin 584, Runners listed with grade level. Henderson, 7, 43:28; 123. Judah Simon, 2, 44:45; begins at 8:30 a.m. the morning of the event. 1. Jeremy Roe, 7, 19:37; 2. Gabe Delgado, 7, Donaldson, a 9-year-old terms of technique and Bruce Watts 570, Chuck Parks 557; Jan Venable 124. Sara Weatherly, 3, 45:58; 125. Trey Kirk, 4, The suggested donation is $5 for the 5K and 1- 502, Sandra Jacobs 502, Maxine Rowling 457. 20:22; 3. Grady Hampel, 8, 20:38; 4. Jed Wright, 45:59; 126. Daniel Johnston, 1, 48:15; 127. mile runs. The 400-meter dash is free for all Monday Super Star Juniors — Jayse Morgan 7, 20:50; 5. Richard Rayburn, 6, 20:54; 6. Ethan Madeline Peters, 2, 50:20; 128. Kamara Mill, 5, 584, Troy Liggett 576, Jordan Clark 567; Arianna Cleveland, 8, 21:06; 7. Giovanni Byers, 8, 21:15; 8. kids 8 and under. Schools must sign up their 51:19; 129. Derek Bell, 4, 52:04; 130. Jonathan runners for the 3,000-meter event. Proceeds Campbell 591, Bryanna Decker 459, Josie Dixon Chase Gaul, 8, 21:17; 9. Bryant Wicks, 3, 21:26; 10. Calvert, 3, 53:43. Reedsport tourney 456. Kaylee Delzotti, 6, 21:29; 11. Zachary Randle, 6, benefit the Marshfield sixth-eighth grade cross Tuesday Senior Boomers — Harry Winslow 22:33; 12. Liam Buskerud, 5, 22:33; 13. Gavyn country team and the Coos Bay School District 535, James Hatfield 534, Bruce Watts 513; Lucy Tatge, 4, 22:36; 14. Aiden Leahy-Crooks, 7, 23:03; Golf Youth LAPS program. For more information, Hoffman 498, Judy Cutting 466, Loretta Hafen 15. Maddy Suppes, 8, 23:36; 16. Parker Stocker, 7, contact Steve Delgado at 541-297-7907. will benefit REEF 444. 23:50; 17. Daylen Sickels, 5, 23:55; 18. Romig Bandon Crossings Marshfield Mile — Friday, Oct. 18, starting at Bay Area Hospital — Karl Daniel 623, Craig Beley, 6, 24:05; 19. Kaleb King, 7, 24:38; 20. Casual Fridays 6:15 p.m. on Steve Prefontaine Track at Wooley 611, Scott Balogh 534; Tina Chambers Spencer Arzie, 3, 24:38. Club Championship Marshfield High School. The race and a 100- THE WORLD to eight players. Golfers who 587, Lisa Wooley 516, Sally Curtis 480. 21. Spencer Barker, 5, 24:41; 22. Jack Week 1 meter kids run will be held before Marshfield’s are not part of a team can sign Cosmo — Debra Cramer 602, Lisa Duryee 526, Waddington, 3, 24:43; 23. Hunter Hargens, 5, Low Gross — Greg Harless 70, Tracy Couch 74, football game that night against Sutherlin. The Randy Freeman 522. 24:44; 24. Payton Davidson, 7, 24:48; 25. CJ Mark Nortness 81, Sam McCullough 82, Mitch entry fee of $5 for individuals or $10 for a fami- Forest Hills Country Club up as individuals and will be Rolling Pins — Debra Cramer 683, Linda Franklin, 3, 24:54; 26. Corbin Reeves, 2, 25:00; McCullough 83, Dewey Powers Sr. 86, Clint Laird ly includes general admission to the football will host a tournament next added to a squad. Nichols 506, Pat Richardson 460. 27. Finley Cheal, 2, 25:04; 28. John Efraimson, 4, 86, Al Greenfield 88, Dave Kimes 90, Ben game. The 100-meter race starts at 6 p.m. and is weekend to support the The entry fee includes Primers Too Seniors — Chuck Parks 616, Bob 25:19; 29. Ben Mahaffy, 4, 25:36; 30. Casey McCullough 91. free for kids 8-and-under, though parents need Monteith 559, Berrel Vinyard 556; Gloria Gillett, 8, 25:38; 31. Jacob Randle, 3, 25:39; 32. Low Net — Larry Grove 68, Christo Schwartz to pay the $5 football admission. The event is a Reedsport Education green fees and lunch as well Surprise 557, Linda Nichols 548, Mary Loss 504. Jared Solomon-Bower, 5, 26:07; 33. Roxy Day, 2, 70, Barb Hoy 70, Ron Cookson 71, Kelly Hoy 71, fundraiser for the Marshfield track and cross Cash Classic — 26:08; 34. Jordan Baarstad, 6, 26:11; 35. Tommy Enrichment Foundation. as raffle prizes and competi- Matt Weybright 663, Ron Forrest Munger 71, Brian Boyle 72, Dick Wold 74, country programs. For more information, con- Starks 632, Karl Daniel 626; Debra Cramer 665, Nguyen, 8, 26:19; 36. Zachary Sakata, 6, 26:20; The 13th-annual Tom tions. Participants will get a Ed Yelton 78, Johnny Ohanesian 81, Sean Suppes tact Steve Delgado at 541-297-7907. Stacey Nelson 614, Lola Warrick 527. 37. Jordan Ward, 6, 26:24; 38. Randy Vader, 8, 82, Leigh Smith 85, Gregg Wilkinson 90, Val Huebner Memorial Reef chance at the Money Shot, Men’s Varsity — Shawn McNally 806, David 26:25; 39. Kendra Johnston, 4, 26:28; 40. Run the Loop — Saturday, Oct. 19, starting at 9 Nemcek 95, Chris Holm 97. a.m. at Coquille High School. The 5-kilometer Warrick 680, Trevor Sanne 669. Charlise Stark, 4, 26:32. Closest to Pin — Mark Nortness (Nos. 9, 17), Benefit Golf Scramble will be with an opportunity to win up race is a fundraiser for the Coquille Booster Silver Tip Seniors — Bud Grant 598, Larry 41. Amy Annaloro, 7, 26:36; 42. Kaitlyn Randle, Greg Harless (No. 11), Chris Holm (No. 14). played on Saturday, Oct. 5. to $500 in cash prizes, spon- Zimin 596, Berrel Vinyard 578; Linda Nichols 6, 26:43; 43. Claire Peters, 8, 26:46; 44. Club. Entry fee is $15 with a T-shirt or $10 with- The event begins with a 10 sored by Fullhart Insurance. 546, Thelma Fairchild 500, Sandra Jacobs 491. Cameron Dowling, 3, 26:53; 45. Adrianna Frank, Men’s Club out ($5 for students) for people who sign up by a.m. shotgun start. For more information, call Timber — Karl Daniel 594, Ronnie Silva Jr. 589, 4, 27:14; 46. Emma Dreveskracht, 6, 27:14; 47. Wednesday Oct. 12. Raceday fee is $15 without shirt ($5 for Joey Huffman 587; Debra Cramer 560, Debra Madalyn Hampel, 5, 27:29; 48. Kale Borras, 2, Stableford Points Blind Draw Partner students). Additional shirts are available for The entry fee is $35 per Sean McGowan at the Forest Huffman 486, Cindy Daniel 482. 27:33; 49. Charlie Dea, 4, 27:37; 50. Kaylin Dea, 5, Low Net — John Johnston and Ray Murphy 55 $10. A free kids sprint starts at 8:45 a.m. For golfer and teams can have up Hills pro shop, 541-271-2626. Jack-n-Jill — Randy Rice 696, John Dixon 591, 27:47; 51. Djerriah Johansen, 6, 28:02; 52. points, Frank Eckerd and Tom Gant 54, Gregg more information or to download an entry form,

B6•The World • Saturday, September 28,2013 Thursday Sports Class 3A schools generate new league proposal

■ Coquille teams would schools are 300 miles apart. thrilled with that.” would have more than seven dance coach Debbie Brown. Thursday’s meeting generated a Coquille and Glide officials schools or more than six that play “I didn’t think that was right,” travel north instead of new proposal, which will be for- worked together to stay in the same football. The two northern leagues said Brown, who was able to give south in new league warded to the committee before its league and avoid the difficult trips would be combined into one for first-hand input since she is a 1979 Oct. 7 meeting, that moves south, Sweeney said. football since they include a total of Coquille graduate. Coquille and Glide into a new “It keeps us out of a league with five schools that don’t field teams “I feel for Coquille,”she said. “I BY JOHN GUNTHER league that also would include private schools,” Sweeney said. “It in the sport. was disappointed with that deci- The World Creswell, Pleasant Hill, Harrisburg keeps us mostly on the I-5 corridor. The chance that the new pro- sion.” and La Pine. It keeps us with Glide.” posal will be approved by the com- She said the committee’s work A new proposal has been created The travel still would be much There are a few other changes in mittee is increased by the presence has been educational and challeng- in an attempt to keep Coquille from greater than in the current hybrid the proposal that impact leagues of an OSAA official at the meeting, ing as the group tried to figure out being placed in the same league Sunset Conference, but Coquille’s around the western part of the state. who gave input during the discus- league structures for all six classifi- with Lakeview starting next fall. sports teams wouldn’t have to trav- ■ St. Mary’s would remain in sion, Sweeney said. cations. A day after the Oregon School el over multiple mountain passes to Class 3A, in the Southern Cascades “There was an awful lot of giv- “We shuffled people around, Activities Association’s Josephine and Jackson counties, not Conference with Cascade ing at the table,” he said. “I think trying to figure out what was best Classification and Districting to mention Lakeview, during the Christian, Rogue River, Illinois people went away with a lot of pos- for everybody,” Brown said. Committee came out with its latest winter. Valley and Lakeview — this week’s itive feelings.” “Everybody is in a balanced league, proposal for the four-year time block “This is a huge win for Coquille,” committee proposal moved St. The committee has struggled so we accomplished that.” that starts in 2014, Class 3A officials said Superintendent Tim Sweeney, Mary’s up to Class 4A. with what to do about Coquille and The Classification and gathered Thursday at Harrisburg to who went to Thursday’s meeting ■ Another new league would be Lakeview, two isolated schools that Districting Committee will forward discuss possible alternative options. with Coquille High School created in the northern part of the are too big to be included in Class 2A. its final proposal to OSAA The committee’s latest proposal Principal Jeff Philley. “If this can state, with teams from a few of the One of the committee mem- Executive Board after the Oct. 7 again places Coquille and Lakeview transpire, that’s a big win. Avoiding existing leagues. bers against placing the two meeting. The Executive Board will in the same league, even though the Lakeview, I think everybody’s ■ None of the seven leagues schools together is Marshfield make a final decision Oct. 21. Volleyball Recap Pirates return to winning ways

BY JOHN GUNTHER Coquille coach Dondi The World Howard said she was thrilled despite the loss. COOS BAY — “We did some really great Marshfield’s volleyball team things tonight,” she said. bounced back from its first “We’re putting some things loss in Far West League play together that I know are by pounding Douglas 25-18, going to be successful. 25-14, 25-13 on Thursday “We’re right there. night at Pirate Palace. They’re working hard.” The Pirates played a much Cayanne McKinley had 11 better, and more inspired kills and Tori Howard added match, said junior middle six. Jessica McElravey had a blocker Sam Stephens. great passing game, Dondi “I think we played more Howard said. together as a team and cut Glide, meanwhile, took a down on our unforced big step toward a spot in the errors,”Stephens said. Class 3A playoffs, since the It was a lot different than Wildcats now have beaten Tuesday’s setback, which Coquille twice and Bandon had dropped the Pirates into once. One more win against By Alysha Beck, The World a tie with Siuslaw for first either team guarantees Glide North Bend’s Stewart Lyons dribbles past Marshfield defender Auden Quinnoes and goalie Logan Gates before assisting a goal Thursday. place at the midway point of one of the league’s two play- the league season. off spots. “That was depressing,” The Wildcats also stayed Stephens said. “We didn’t perfect in the hybrid league, Bulldogs complete sweep of Pirates have the fire that we normal- tied for first place with ly have. Reedsport. “It was less about skill and Braves sweep Panthers: BY GEORGE ARTSITAS That play proved to be a microcosm and make mistakes now so they’re bet- more about coming together Reedsport stayed perfect in The World of how Zomerschoe felt about the entire ter in the future. game. All-in-all, Eastwood didn’t think the more as a team to keep us league play with a 25-13, 25- NORTH BEND — At least for this “That was an ugly game. I’m not score was indicative of his team’s effort motivated.” 17, 25-22 win over host Gold year, North Bend won the soccer Civil really looking at the score, I’m disap- or the score board. That wasn’t an issue Beach. War. pointed with the effort today and the “They’re doing better and better Thursday. Gabby White had nine In the second meeting between the discipline,”Zomerschoe said. every game and they’re not giving up,” The Pirates celebrated big kills, six blocks and seven North Bend and Marshfield boys soccer The Bulldogs and Rossi picked up Eastwood said. “Overall I’m pleased plays both on offense and digs for the Braves. Kaylynn clubs, the Bulldogs — who won the first Seldon’s mistake within moments. with how they did today. Very pleased. I defense while cruising to the Hixenbaugh had 25 assists meeting two weeks ago — completed In the 47th minute, Ian Bream had a couldn’t ask for more from these guys victory. and Julia Analco had seven the sweep Thursday with a 7-2 win over brilliant through pass to Rossi, who right now.” “We did a nice job of aces. Mariah McGill had six their crosstown rivals. went far side and kicked in retribution Other than Rossi, a couple other rebounding from Tuesday’s kills and a block. Ruby The unquestioned player of the for his keeper. players shared in the Bulldogs’ scoring loss,” Marshfield coach Cardoso had five kills and game was North Bend’s Brazilian for- Less then a minute later, Rossi broke onslaught. Colby Callaway started the Tammie Montiel said. “Our five digs. eign exchange student Luca Rossi, who free and put in another goal in the 48th game off with a goal in the fourth attack was very balanced “We hit the ball well,” said finished with four goals in just about 55 minute. minute. Jackson Dailey scored in the between players.” Reedsport coach James minutes of play. Then, the Lyons-to-Rossi connec- 68th minute. Hailee Woolsey had 12 Hixenbaugh. “Mariah hit the “It’s amazing. I’m really happy but tion reconvened in the 51st minute to The importance of this rivalry is not kills and Tracee Scott added ball really well.” I’m more happy the team got the victo- put Rossi at a career-high four goals and lost on him. Dailey used to be the ball 10. Abby Clough had seven Reedsport will play in the ry,” Rossi said. “I couldn’t believe it. the game out of reach at 5-1. boy for these games in elementary and Stephens added four. McKenzie RPI Tournament When I scored the third goal, I was like, “The team helped me to score, but school. Now he’s happy to pummel his Scott had a team-best 21 on Saturday morning at Blue ‘What’s going on here?’” I’m really happy for what the team did, crosstown rivals. digs. Stephens had four aces. River, opening against Rossi’s career day started when you know? I scored four times and I’m “It’s fun,”Dailey said. “I know all Paige Tavernier had 20 Yoncalla at 9 a.m. Stewart Lyons found him on a cross happy about that, but it’s better when these guys, so it’s nice to beat assists and Shay Jensen Bobcats beat Bandon: after Marshfield’s Auden Quinnoes we play together to make things hap- them.” added 13. Myrtle Point topped Bandon went down with an injury and the pen,” Rossi said. At the end of the day, Zomerschoe “It was a very important in four games, using out- Brazilian poked the ball into the back of On the Marshfield side, the Pirates said Thursday’s kind of effort won’t game to bring us together,” standing defense to over- the net with 30.9 seconds left in the literally got some bad bounces that just suffice against Far West League leader Stephens said. “We didn’t come the Tigers 25-16, 25-18, half. added insult to (another unfortunate) Brookings-Harbor on Tuesday. The play well Tuesday and this 21-25, 31-29. “That’s Luka’s job,”North Bend head injury. Bruins gave the Bulldogs their only will start us on an incline and “Myrtle Point deserves coach Tom Zomerschoe said. In the 77th minute, a unfortunate league loss on the year, and if his team we’ll start playing better and credit because they cover the North Bend’s only hiccup came in ricochet gave the Pirates an own goal by plays more as individuals than a team better.” court and it was pretty hard the 44th minute, when goalie Chris Rafael Alvarado. like they did at times Thursday, they’ll Next up is the second to find holes,” Bandon coach Seldon tried to clear a ball that was And the injury woes continued when be in trouble. Civil War match of the season Courtney Freitag said. going to go out if bounds. He kicked it Andrew Dubisar got hurt with a Zomerschoe saw that his team felt on Tuesday. That was rough for the at the wrong angle and subsequently sprained ankle. the same way after the final horn. Vikings top Bruins: Tigers because they had a centered the ball outside the box for Glimpses of greatness like Juan “You look at the team coming off the Siuslaw beat host Brookings, strong night, too. Pirate Daylen Boler to shoot on a wide Callaberro’s immaculate goal in the field, they weren’t happy, they knew 25-13, 25-19, 25-14 on “Our serve receive was open goal. His teammates screamed at 59th minute keeps Pirates head coach they didn’t play a good game today,” Thursday to keep its share of superb tonight, probably one him to “just let it roll out.” Seldon sat Kevin Eastwood optimistic for the Zomerschoe said. “I should be happy, first place. of the best I’ve seen,” Freitag embarrassed with his padded gloved- future. He put in some of his younger but I don’t know, I can’t say too much Elyssa Rose had seven kills said. “Unfortunately, our hands on his head and screamed, “I’m players to get a little run in the second good about it. We need to regroup and to lead the Vikings. Katrina hitters couldn’t find a sorry.” half and wants them to get some lumps finish come Tuesday.” Greenlief added four kills. rhythm until it was too late.” The Vikings also had nine Grace Hermann had a big aces. night for the Bobcats with 17 Sutherlin wins Bulldog kills and six digs. Nicole Seals NB girls tune up for big match with win battle: Sutherlin beat visit- had six kills, Mackenzie ing North Bend, 25-18, 25-19, Findley had five kills and THE WORLD “Brianna Cole had a whale Coquille is third in the goals to edge the Pirates. 20-25, 25-17 on Tuesday to three blocks, and Morgan of a game,” Hood said. league standings and in good Travis Hopkins scored in take over third place in the Newton had four kills and 24 North Bend blanked visit- Cole missed the first game shape to advance to the class the 56th and 69th minutes league standings. assists. Kieri Smith, Lyndzi ing Marshfield 13-0 to keep with Brookings-Harbor, 4A play-in round since the for Sutherlin. The goals were Kayce Mock had 13 kills, Robbins and Nikki Miller its share of first place in the which ended in a 1-1 tie. Red Devils beat the three sandwiched around Pacific’s three stuff blocks and two combined for 21 digs. Far West League girls soccer “It’s nice to have her back teams below them during the score by Andrew Porter on a aces for Sutherlin. Olivia Emily Ramos had 31 digs standings. playing with some confi- first round of league play. penalty kick in the 66th Gulliford had 13 kills and and also good passing on 31 The Bulldogs host dence,” Hood said. “She’s a Douglas 1, South minute. Dana Dakessian had 11 kills, service receptions, Freitag Brookings- physical kid.” Umpqua 0: The Trojans “It was a sloppy win, but an ace and two stuff blocks. said. Annmarie Pickett had Harbor in The coach also said edged the Lancers. we’ll take it,” said Sutherlin Katie Fugate added 22 assists. five aces and 16 digs and a battle Soccer Megan Muenchrath, coach Rick Murphy. Sutherlin was coming off Cheyenne Young had 16 kills that could Canavan and Jordyn Johnson BOYS SOCCER Sutherlin has lost several a win over Marshfield on and 18 digs, to go with 19 decide the Recap had good games on defense. Brookings-Harbor 1, players to injury,including its Tuesday and had a letdown, service receptions. league title Tuesday’s big match with Coquille 0: The Bruins top two goalkeepers. The coach Stacey LeFevre said. on Tuesday, Brookings-Harbor starts at 5 stayed perfect by edging the team is now using Kelsey “We were very inconsis- Skyline League but enjoyed Thursday’s easy p.m., just after the boys visiting Red Devils. Mailett, one of the girls who tent tonight,” she said. “We Powers tops Pacific: win. teams play. “The boys played amaz- came over to the club when got the win. We’ll take it and The Cruisers topped the host “It’s just an opportunity “We’re looking forward to ing,” said Coquille coach the girls program was move on from there.” Pirates, 25-21, 25-16, 25-21 to for some other kids to step up (Brookings-Harbor),” Hood Heather Arzie. dropped. Brittney Hammond had start the second half of the and play well, and they did,” said. “It should be a good The Bruins didn’t score “She did a great job 10 kills and three aces and league season. North Bend coach Dustin contest.” their goal until the final 20 tonight,” Murphy said. “She McKenna Reasor had nine Rebecca Standley had Hood said. Brookings-Harbor 6, minutes. did a great job against kills and three aces for North four kills and two blocks for Brianna Cole had four Coquille 1: Makala Edgar Coquille, which is in third Coquille (in a loss Tuesday). Bend. Ashley LaBarre had Powers. Sadie Blanton had goals for the Bulldogs. Damie scored in the opening min- place in the league standings, We kind of let her down when eight kills. six kills, Kay Martinez had Zomerschoe added three, utes for the visiting Red also lost 1-0 to second-place we played over at Coquille.” four kills and Emilie Fandel Gabby Hobson two and Devils, but they couldn’t North Bend — the Bruins’ Douglas 2, South Sunset Conference had four kills and two aces. Emma Powley, Mikena Shay, keep up against the Bruins, opponent next Tuesday. Umpqua 1: The Trojans got Wildcats tip Devils: The Cruisers improved to Kadie Forderer and Natalie who are tied for first place Sutherlin 2, Pacific 1: their second win of the sea- Glide edged host Coquille 25- 4-3 in league play, good for Canavan one each. with North Bend. The Bulldogs got a pair of late son. 20, 17-25, 25-23, 25-21. third place.

Real Estate | C2 Comics | C5 Business Classifieds | C6 C theworldlink.com/business • Digital Editor Les Bowen • 541-269-1222, ext. 234 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2013 Festivals, farmers markets wind down Set your business BY CHELSEA DAVIS The World boundaries COOS BAY — This year’s warmer-than-normal tem- Q: I feel like my busi- peratures pushed people ness is taking over my outside to enjoy community whole life. How do I festivals and farmers mar- establish boundaries to kets. keep my business in per- South Coast summers spective? usually average 59 degrees A: Owning a business is Fahrenheit, according to the time consuming and often National Climatic Data overwhelming with multi- Center, but this was the ple priori- warmest summer since DOWN TO ties. 2005, averaging 1 to 2 Technolo- degrees above normal. The BUSINESS gy has Office of the Washington changed State Climatologist found how busi- that this was the third ness is warmest summer on record done. Do in the entire Pacific north- you ever west. find your- “Weather definitely plays s elf into attendance, that’s for answering sure, but a true Oregonian ARLENE emails from your slushes through it,” said SOTO Beth Clarkson, chair of the smart- Blackberry Arts Festival. phone Since its inaugural event before falling asleep at night 31 years ago, the festival has or updating the accounting grown to two days and this system at midnight because year featured 80 vendors, By Alysha Beck, The World there are no interruptions? though Clarkson’s goal Debbie McCann holds one of her second hand chimes made from wormwood and spines of sea urchins at her booth during the Blackberry Arts Are you posting updates to every year is to register 100. Festival in Coos Bay in August. McCann says she started making chimes a year ago and uses objects found in thrift stores and on the beaches. social media sites multiple “I think it was well times a day? Family and received,” she said of the but this is the first time as far vendors and people out.” something Kathy James is The only downfall is since friends may be telling you August event. “We experi- back as I can remember that Rain has only hampered thankful for. A month he was able to start his crops that you spend too much enced rain on Sunday, as did we had rain. But Saturday one day of the Coos Bay remains for the season of earlier, he will also end his time working. You may be the (Bay Area Fun Festival), was beautiful; we had a lot of Farmers Market so far, festivals and farmers mar- farmers market tour earlier asking yourself why you kets. (Wednesday marked his last started a business because “I don’t think Coos Bay day at the Coos Bay market). you can no longer do all the realizes how much tourism “We had one week of 90- things you enjoyed prior to business this market brings degree temperatures in early the business. Creating in,” said James, who runs April so I got everything in boundaries between per- James Orchard LLC, of Win- the ground at one time, but sonal time and work time is ston, alongside her hus- that means I quit earlier, necessary to keep your band, John. too,”he said. business in perspective. The couple stays in a He helped launch Coos To start this process of motor home at the Mill Bay’s Farmers Market 13 setting boundaries it’s Casino-Hotel every Tues- years ago when it was held at important to reflect on pri- orities and know what’s day night, where they spread the visitor’s center. It’s since really important to accom- the word about the farmers moved twice, added vendors plish in a day, a week or a market downtown the next and now offers better quali- month for your business to morning. Without fail, they ty produce, he said. succeed and allow the time see the same people walking The warmer weather did- you need for personal activ- Central Avenue. n’t necessarily help his sales ities. Analyze all the tasks “Every year seems to get at the market, though it did you perform in your busi- better and better,” she said. bring more people out and it ness. Prioritize tasks and “Even a day like today helped production. calculate the time needed to (Wednesday), where it was “It all evens out,” he said. accomplish them. Are there pouring rain this morning Clarkson “guess-timat- any tasks that are unneces- but then the sun came out, ed” that the Blackberry Arts sary; for instance, market- people still want their fresh Festival saw close to 5,000 ing that used to work but is fruits and vegetables.” people this year, drawn in by not bringing in customers Not only does the warmer a variety of artists, PEO’s any longer? Eliminate those weather bring more people blackberry pies and Bay from your schedule. Are to the markets, it helps pro- Area Teen Idol. there any tasks that can be ducers on the back-end. Reporter Chelsea Davis delegated? Assign those to Jim Lee, owner of Peerless can be reached at 541-269- someone else and eliminate Produce also out of Win- 1222, ext. 239, or by email at them from your schedule. By Alysha Beck, The World ston, said the quality of fruit chelsea.davis@the- Are there any tasks that can Madelyn Metzler hula hoops while Preslee Pruett,1,watches with her dad,Todd Pruett,at the BlackberryArts and vegetables “increased worldlink.com. Follow her on be done more efficiently? Festival in Coos Bay in August. dramatically” this year. Twitter: @ChelseaLeeDavis. Make changes so that those tasks take less time. Are there any areas where you Jeff Caldwell, 29, a need to say “no” to a partic- Cruise ship call center chassis assembly ular project or task? Find line supervisor, other ways to contribute to checks a vehicle those causes that you are in Springfield hiring 200 on the assembly passionate about. A line at the resource that might be SPRINGFIELD (AP) — Chrysler Jefferson helpful as you search for Royal Caribbean Interna- North Assembly ways to streamline business tional plans to hire 200 peo- BUSINESS plant in Detroit. operations is a time man- ple by the end of the year for agement coach or a profes- REPORT S The government its customer contact center issues its third sional organizer. These in Springfield. and final estimate professionals can help ana- The Register-Guard in the community,” she said. of economic lyze tasks and prioritize reports that will bring “It’s whatever the sponsors growth in the them without the emotion- employment to about 800 are willing to contribute.” al attachment you have. workers. This year, that totals April-June quarter Use a time management Pay ranges from about $10 around $12,000 for one Coos on Thursday. tool to budget time to to $14 an hour for jobs work- Bay, North Bend or accomplish all tasks on your ing with travel agents and Charleston start-up business The Associated Press to do list and schedule time cruise ship customers. scheduled to open on or for yourself. Rethink busi- Business grant before March 1. ness hours of operation to “It’s a lot of work because US economy grew at allow time for family, deadline extended you do have to have a busi- friends, exercise and fun. COOS BAY — The deadline ness plan; it is a business plan Keep business activities in for a new business grant has competition,”she said. “This 2.5 percent rate in spring those hours of business been extended. is a grassroots economic operation as much as possi- The Bay Area Chamber of development initiative. Most ble to avoid burnout. The Commerce business devel- of the people who did the WASHINGTON (AP) — of growth were altered growth would improve in the key to successfully keeping opment committee’s New application and business The U.S. economy grew at a slightly. second half of the year. business in perspective is to Business Challenge Award plan are still in business, even 2.5 percent annual rate from Businesses added a bit less If economists are correct establish boundaries, plan only received one applicant if they didn’t win.” April through June, an to their stockpiles and that economic activity ahead and manage time for as of the Sept. 20 deadline, Previous grant winners improvement from the first exports did not grow as fast slowed this summer, it would achieving the greatest said Arlene Soto, Southwest- include The Beauty Bar three months of the year. But as previously thought. These mark the third quarter in the impact. ern Oregon Community Col- Salon, Time Bomb and Joey’s economists are worried that downward revisions were last four that growth rates Arlene M. Soto is the lege Small Business Develop- Arcade. growth may now be slowing. balanced by slightly stronger have been 2 percent or lower. director of the SWOCC ment Center director, so Applications can be found The Commerce Depart- spending by state and local Growth in the fourth quarter Small Business potential applicants now on the chamber’s website, ment said Thursday that its governments. of 2012 nearly stalled out at a Development Center, have until Oct. 7 to apply. http://bit.ly/CoosChamber, final look at economic Many analysts believe barely discernible 0.1 percent www.BizCenter.org. She can “The grant is made up of or the Small Business Devel- growth in the spring was growth is slowing to a slug- rate and then improved be reached at 541-756-6445, in-kind services, products opment Center’s website, unchanged from a prior esti- gish rate at or below 2 percent slightly to 1.1 percent growth [email protected], or at 2455 and cash donated by spon- www.bizcenter.org, under mate made last month. in the current quarter. Econ- in the January-March quar- Maple Leaf, North Bend, OR sors, by existing businesses the North Bend heading. However, the components omists had initially hoped ter. 97459.

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BY AMY LORENTZEN ommend some simple steps any type of patio furniture — furniture cleanup duty any- The Associated Press for upkeep and storage. metal, plastic or wood — way?” Blashaw says. Often, outdoor furniture indoors during harsh weath- Many experts recom- Sharing a meal or relaxing “is a bit of an investment, so er. If that’s not possible, mend regular cleaning of on a deck, patio or balcony it makes sense to put effort Blashaw recommends outdoor furniture, but it can be the highlight of a into protecting and main- weather-proof covers, or at doesn’t have to take a lot of summer day. And when the taining what you have in least some simple poly/vinyl time or effort. season changes, proper care your yard,” says Matt tarps secured with straps or Lowe’s Home can make your outdoor fur- Blashaw, a licensed contrac- weighted down. Improvement spokeswoman niture last for summers to tor and host of DIY “There are furniture cov- Colleen Maiura tells cus- come. 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BY KIM COOK luxe look, she adds. The Associated Press “Attention to detail and craftsmanship is what dif- If you lived in a comfort- ferentiates the good from the able home in 17th century best. Pay special attention to France or 19th century the scale and spacing of the England, your chairs might nail heads in relation to the well have been embellished piece of furniture, and with nail-head trim. It was a always go for metal individ- clever, decorative way for ual heads over rows of plastic craftsmen to secure materi- if it is in your budget,” she als to upholstered furniture. says. (www.lisafergusonin- Another old fastener, the teriordesign.com ) rivet, also was commonplace Ballard Designs has a in manufacturing and ship- selection of tufted and building centuries ago. untufted headboards that Now,both nail-heads and you can customize in differ- rivets are having a moment ent fabrics and then finish in contemporary dicor. On with brass or silver nail some pieces, they reinforce heads. (www.ballardde- traditional elegance. On signs.com ) others, they offer an urban, Homegoods has some lit- edgier aesthetic. tle slipper chairs in fun col- Ludlam pendant lamps.The cage of riveted metal gives the lighting fix- “We’re seeing nail-head ors like peony pink, lime ture an industrial look. trim — this 400-year-old green and rich purple, detail — in lots of new appli- embellished with silvery fection: a clear acrylic meet at a nail-head border. cations, creating bold looks,” trim. The trim also edges a obelisk filled with construc- The Portsmouth chair says Seattle interior designer svelte bench — covered in a tion nails. and settee incorporate the Timothy De Clue. green, white and black clas- “Nail heads hit just the deconstructed trend in fur- Lisa Ferguson, an interior sic pattern — perched on right note for today. They’re niture with a more refined, designer in Toronto, sleek black legs. All the the perfect combo of twinkly finished look. Exposed fram- trimmed a pair of armless pieces have a Palm Beach glamour and edgy attitude,” ing along the backs and The Associated Press Photos coral chairs with a decora- house vibe. (www.home- Adler says. woven, grain-sack-textured The Portsmouth chair, a deconstructed upholstered chair evoking the tive, antique-brass nail- goods.com ) Nail-head trim works upholstery are accented with structure of old sailing vessels, with nailhead trimmed upholstery. head design along the skirt. Designer Jonathan Adler well with textured materials; nail trim. The Alpine Estates She says both brass and is also a fan of the nail. His Jayson Home’s Bretton shelf ottoman is part of a collec- antique brass nail heads. The retailer’s Warp and warm satin detailing evoke Channing screen, named unit is covered in burlap and tion of pieces that put a con- (www.arhaus.com ) Weft accent tables, made of classic glamour. after Bette Davis’ character trimmed in brass nails. temporary spin on western Jayson Home also plays riveted, recycled woven alu- “It almost always gives in the movie “All About Eve,” (www.jaysonhome.com ) style with cowhide, nail- off the vintage industrial minum, reference World War the perception of a more lux- is a white lacquered room Arhaus has a series of head and wood trim. Or vibe in today’s decor with II aircraft. There is a series of urious piece, while adding divider studded with pol- interesting chairs that com- evoke the early days of ship rivet detailing on distressed- Ludlam pendant lighting texture,”Ferguson says. ished nickel nail heads. He bine recycled leather seats travel with the Colburn iron and steel side tables, fixtures here, too, crafted of But be mindful of inex- also plays with the motif in with backs upholstered in steamer trunk, crafted of reminiscent of turn-of-the- caged iron slats and ham- pensive trims if you want a an irreverent tabletop con- woven fabric; the materials chestnut leather and set with century or shipboard tables. mered rivets. House Works project: House bedrooms

I wrote a while back about the many book- discs to get it off. That, by the way, was not a The first real platform bed would come was done. cases and shelving systems I’ve built over the good idea; I gouged it pretty badly in my pre- with the move to the new-old house. Oh, and it all was covered in gray years — and got photos in reply of the solu- handiness pursuit of bare-wood perfection. A newly refurbished master bedroom melamine. tions many of you have come up with for I also created a lot of sawdust. seemed to demand a new bedroom suite, and Hey, at least it wasn’t black. your own book collections (some would rival But with a coat of black walnut stain and a the answer turned out to be two dressers, two Nor is the bedroom furniture I have now — a library’s). couple of layers of varnish (and a red velour bedside tables, a headboard with bin storage although it also arrived knocked down. (I’m It got me to thinking I’ve never said a word spread; I hadn’t completely given up on red), (handy for blankets and spare pillows but lit- better at this stuff now; I was done in an in all these years about the assorted it lasted me until I bought my first house, it tle else) and a queen-size platform bed. afternoon.) HouseWorks Project House bedrooms. of old-old house fame. It all came knocked down into about a Also, I’m sure you’ll all be relieved to know Yeah, I build beds, too. HOUSE That’s when I decided I hundred flat boxes that I schlepped from the I now have wood-wood. Although, more often I merely refinish liked the look of the plat- driveway to the second floor, then set about Stained, varnished and altogether grown- them to my own bizarre taste. WORKS form beds I’d been seeing in assembling. up-looking. Take that sleigh bed I had in college. shelter magazines. It was simple enough. Glue in dowels, It only took 35 years. I found it in a used furniture store, but I My first was a sandbox screw in studs, insert cam locks, shove parts Send your questions to: HouseWorks, P.O. think it might have spent some time in a barn frame — patterned after the together (in the right order, please) and Box 81609, Lincoln, NE 68501, or email: before that. It was so thick with dust and waterbeds frames so popu- tighten the locks. Two days later, the room [email protected]. grime I didn’t know how bad the actual finish lar in the ’80s. A frame of 1- was until I’d scrubbed it clean. by-12s hid the springs and By then it was too late to return it, so I sat on a pedestal of 1-by- Contents are prepared by the Advertising rough-sanded and filled its cracked veneer 6s. It was attached to a Department with contributions from local housing and slathered on a couple of coats of fire STEVE headboard/night- Oregon Coast industry representatives. Opinions expressed by engine red enamel. BATIE stand/bookcase, and contributors belong to the writers and may not Let’s just say it made a statement. everything, including the Home Finder represent official views of their employers or (It may have glowed in the dark.) dresser across the room, A weekly advertising professional associations. Nothing in this It’s tough to decorate a bedroom around a was painted glossy black. supplement published publication may be reproduced in any manner bright red bed frame — even if you paint your I don’t remember what color the spread without the specific written permission of the by The World dresser to match — so my next bed was a was, but I thought it all tres dramatic. publisher. more sedate Jenny Lind-style. Of course, it only LOOKED like a platform Advertising Department EQUAL It’s finish also was in pretty rough shape, bed, because a true platform bed doesn’t HOUSING and I spent several days on my apartment have box springs. 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FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY EASTSIDE CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY CALVARY ON THE BAY Building a Christ Centered Family 444 S.Wall, Coos Bay • 888-3294 190 D Street, Coos Bay • 541-808-0822 “Teaching God’s Word book by book, Sunday School 9:30am Rev. Betty and Russell Bazzell, Pastors chapter by chapter, verse by verse” Sunday Morning Worship 10.30am Sunday Service & Sunday School...... 10:00 am Morning Worship...... 10:30 am Pastor Bart Cunningham Wednesday Bible Study (Youth & Adult)...... 6:30 pm Sunday Worship ...... 10:00 am Wednesday 7:00pm: Kid’s Program/Youth/Adult CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM Wednesday Jr/Sr. High School Youth ...... 7:00 pm “We preach the Gospel as it is to people as they are.” 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 www.calvaryonthebay.org

Baptist Church of Christ Jewish Pentecostal of God EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 282 W. Sixth, Coquille OR 97423 COOS BAY CHURCH OF CHRIST CONGREGATION MAYIM SHALOM LIGHTHOUSE TEMPLE PC OF G Senior Pastor Mark Elefritz ... Assistant Pastor Aaron Finley “Building the Church you read about in your Bible” South Empire Blvd. & Olesan Lane Sunday School 9:30am Bob Lentz, Minister (541) 267-6021 Shabbat Service Pastor Ivan Sharp Morning Worship Service 10:45 am Church - 541-888-6114 Pastor -541-888-6224 Wednesday Family Night 6:00 pm 775 W. Donnelly Ave. Friday, October 18th, 7:00pm Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Call for information about Youth Ministries, Bible Studies, Bible School Classes 9:45am • Evening Worship 6:00pm led by Rabbi Jackie Brodsky Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:30 am Mom-To-Mom Ministry, Men’s Group & Wednesday Family Night for all ages Morning Worship 10:45am • Wednesday Prayer & Study 7:00pm 123 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm 541-396-2921 • www.ebccoquille.org Thursday Night Youth Group 7:00pm Monday Men’s & Women’s Meeting ...... 6:30 pm For more info call 541-266-0470 Tuesday SAFEMeeting ...... 7:00 pm Signing for Hearing Impaired *** Also, Nursery Available Wednesday Teen Meeting...... 7:00 pm www.mayimshalom.org Thursday Mid-Week Services ...... 7:00 pm

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH YOUR CHURCH HERE! Presbyterian 1140 South 10th, Coos Bay CHURCH OF CHRIST An American Baptist Church This could be your church Pastor Gary Rice 2761 BROADWAY, NORTH BEND • 541-756-4844 www.firstbaptistcoosbay.com Sunday Bible Study ...... 9:30 am information. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, N. BEND Sunday School ...... 9:00 am Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:00 am Sunday Worship...... 10:30 am CALL VALERIE TODAY! Sunday Children’s Church...... 10:00 am Sunday Life Group...... 6:00 pm 541-756-4155 • PASTOR: Dr. Daniel Myers Monday Bible Study ...... 6:00 pm Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm Harrison & Vermont St. (East side of Pony Village Mall) Wednesday Home Bible Study ...... 6:30 pm Sunday School...... 9:15 am Where You Can Find A Friend Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:30 am Men & Womens Breakfast Bible Study (Friday)...... 6:30 am Youth Meeting (Friday Evening) ...... 6pm-9pm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORTH BEND Lutheran Combined Youth Group (Sunday) ...... 6 pm-7:00 pm Pastor J. L. Coffey 2080 Marion Ave., North Bend, 541-756-6544 (Clevland, Tenn.) www.firstbaptistnb.org Church of God CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH & SCHOOL 1835 N. 15th, Coos Bay • 541-267-3851 Sunday School...... 9:45 am Sunday Worship Service...... 11:00 am & 6:00 pm NORTH BEND CHURCH OF GOD Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod Wednesday SAFE Addiction Recovery Program...... 6:30 pm Pastor Quintin Cundiff Reformed Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm 1067 Newmark, North Bend • 541-756-6289 Sunday Worship (spring/summer schedule)...... 8:30 am Pastor Gary L. Robertson SOUTHERN BAPTIST Sunday Bible Study for all ages ...... 9:45 am Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Midweek Bible studies meet regularly. Call office for info & times. Sunday Morning Service ...... 10:30 am Christ Lutheran School NOW ENROLLING - H OPE COVENANT REFORMED CHURCH preschool through 6th grade Sunday Evening Service...... 6:00 pm www.clcs-cb.org 580 E. 9th St., Coquille, Oregon Wednesday Evening Service ...... 7:00 pm SKYLINE BAPTIST CHURCH “Building People Through Biblical Values” Pastor: Ron Joling • 541-396-4183 “A Christ Centered, Biblically Based, Family Oriented, Dynamic Fellowship” 3451 Liberty St., North Bend - 541-756-3311 FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School ...... 9:45 am (1 block off Newmark behind Boynton Park) Morning Service ...... 11:00 am www.sbcnb.org Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Afternoon Service...... 4:30 pm David Woodruff, Sr. Pastor - Tim Young, Adult & Family Ministries 2741 Sherman Ave., North Bend Josh Kintigh, Youth & Children, Brenda Langlie, Children’s Director Pastor Sue Seiffert - 541-756-4035 Sunday School...... 9:00 am & 10:30 am Community Churches Office Hours...... Mon.-Fri. 8:45-11:45 am Sunday Worship...... 9:00 am& 10:30 am Sunday School ...... 9:15 am Wednesday Awana...... 6:30 pm HAUSER COMMUNITY CHURCH Adult Study ...... 9:00 am Worship (Child Care Provided)...... 10:30 am Salvation Army faithlutheran-nb.org 69411 Wildwood Dr., 7 miles north of North Bend Home of Cartwheels Preschool ~ [email protected] Staff: John Adams, Bill Moldt, Rob Wright, Rob Douglass, Nancy Goodman. Catholic Radio broadcast Sunday @ 8:30 a.m. (K-Light 98.7 fm) THE SALVATION ARMY Sunday Worship Celebration...... 9:00 am & 11:00 am WORSHIP & SERVICE CENTER Sunday School...... 9:00 am GLORIA DEI LUTHERAN ELCA 1155 Flanagan, Coos Bay...541-888-5202 HOLY REDEEMER - NORTH BEND Nurseries provided for all services. Affiliated with Village Missions - 541-756-2591 1290 Thompson Rd., Coos Bay (5 Blocks East of Hospital) Lieutenants Kevin and Heather Pope...Corps Officers Pastor Jon Strasman - 541-267-2347 NEW SCHEDULE 2250 16th St. - 541-756-0633 WORSHIP HOURS (West off Broadway) Free Kids Meal ...... 9:00 am Worship Service...... 8:30 am & 11:00 am Christian Worship ...... 9:30 am MASSES: Sunday School...... 10:00 am Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:45 am Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm Adult Bible Study ...... 10:00 am Sunday: 8:00 am & 12:00 pm Confessions: Saturday 3-3:45 pm or by appointment All are Welcome (Nursery available for all services) Daily Mass: Wed 5:00pm / Thu & Fri 9:00am Coomeme Seventh-day Adventist Church

Methodist COOS BAY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST ST. MONICA - COOS BAY Worshiporship 2175 Newmark, Coos Bay 541-756-7413 357 S. 6th St. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MASSES: With Us Rev. Laura Beville, Pastor Sabbath School Bible Class...... 9:30 am Worship Service...... 10:45 am Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am Worship Service...... 11:00 am Spanish Mass: 1 pm Communion 1st Sunday of each month - Pastor Ken Williams Confessions: Saturday 3:30 pm - 5 pm or by appt. Handicapped Accessible Daily Mass: Tues: 5:30 pm Wed-Fri: 12 pm 123 Ocean Blvd. • 541-267-4410 • www.coosbayumc.org Open hearts, open minds, open doors • Childcare Available Episcopal Unitarian Universalist YOUR CHURCH HERE! EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, N. BEND 4th & Highland, Coos Bay 541-269-5829 UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST (S.C.U.U.F.) This could be your church Rev. Stephen A. Tyson, Rector 541-756-6959 Rev. Laura Beville, Pastor DIVERSE BELIEFS - ONE FELLOWSHIP information. Sunday Services...... 7:30 & 10:00 am Located at Pony Village Mall, between AT&T & Sears Stores CALL VALERIE TODAY! Sunday School Classes...... 9:45 am SCHEDULE Liberal Religious Organization Holy Eucharist with Healing...... 12 noon Worship Service ...... 9:30 am 10am Sundays at 580 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay. Children’s Sermon & Nursery Care Communion 1st Sunday of the month 541-266-7335 for more information and childcare arrangements

Christian Foursquare Nazarene Unity Worldwide Ministries FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH BAY AREA FOURSQUARE CHURCH NAZARENE - BAY AREA UNITY BY THE BAY 466 Donnelly (across from the new Coos Bay Fire Station) Located in North Bend at 1850 Clark St. (Behind Perry Electric) “A spiritual community to come home to...” 2420 Sherman, North Bend • 541-756-5555 Glorifying, Proclaiming and Showing Christ to all Sr. Pastor Ron Halvorson Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Pastors: David & Marilyn Scanlon Sunday School...... 9:30 am Sunday Celebration Service - 10 am Praise and Worship...... 10:45 am (541) 269-1821 Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:45 am 2100 Union ~ North Bend • 541-751-1633 Ladies Bible Study ...... Thurs., 10:00 am Sunday School..... (All ages through Adult)...... 9:00 am - 9:45 am Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm Karen Lowe, L.U.T., Spiritual Leader Children’s Worship and Nursery Care Sunday Worship.....(Nursery & Children’s Church Provided)...... 10:00 am NURSERY • CHILDREN’S CHURCH • YOUTH PROGRAM Call Yellow Cab for Free ride to Unity By The Bay. Pastors Sharron Kay & Jim Womack We also have small group ministries meeting throughout the week. BIBLE STUDIES • CARE GROUPS Office/Bookstore M-W-F 10 – 2 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.ba4.org For information or directions call 541-756-2004 Email: [email protected]

Fly for DILBERT Saturday, September 28,2013 • The World • C5 free? maybe DEAR MARY: My husband and I own a small business, and we are looking for FRANK AND ERNEST a credit card that offers reward air miles. Our plan is to pay it off each month but collect miles for travel to buy goods for our busi- EVERYDAY ness. CHEAPSKATE One of our sales reps told us that many small busi- THE BORN LOSER nesses pay for goods at Mary gift shows Hunt with their credit card and use those miles to pay for trips to the next trade show. Do you know of a site where we can find a credit card for this purpose? ZITS Thank you so much. Your column is filled with wis- dom and inspiration, and I really enjoy it. —Toni C., Wash. DEAR TONI: Your plan is a good one, provided you really do pay the balance in full each month and your credit card has a 25-day grace period in which to do that. That way the miles you earn will truly be free. But if CLASSIC PEANUTS you should happen to lapse and let the balance roll to the next month, not only will you lose your grace period until the balance is paid in THE FAMILY CIRCUS full once again, but you will also pay so much interest any miles you earn will pale by comparison. It takes effort and finesse to not get caught in the debt trap. If you decide to move forward with this, my advice is to stick with a personal credit card, not one FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE that is designated for business. You want all of the legal protection afforded to personal credit cards by the Fair Credit Billing Act. To find a reward credit card, go to IndexCreditCards.com. Index Credit Cards offers a comprehensive list of current credit card offers. More than likely, you will have to pay an annual fee for the card, something you will ROSE IS ROSE want to weigh carefully against its potential benefits. DEAR MARY: I have a new 100 percent New Zealand wool rug that has an unpleasant odor about it. How can I get rid of the smell? —Denise W., email DEAR DENISE: You need to call the manufacturer (find the name on a tag and hopefully a phone number, too). In the meantime, your rug may simply be going LUANN through a process known as “de-gassing,” as the chemi- cals used during the manu- facture process are dissipat- ing. If this is the case, the smell will go away by itself within a few weeks. You can hasten this process by putting the rug out in the direct sun (I would turn it right- side down to prevent any fading), being careful to not let it get damp and to bring it GRIZZWELLS in at sundown. DEAR MARY: I love picking up the small, boxed mixes by Jiffy because they are often so cheap. The trouble is, I don’t always know what to do with them. Do you have any recipes that include these mixes? —Ruby G., Calif. DEAR RUBY: The people at Chelsea Milling Co., man- ufacturers of Jiffy mixes, have you covered. Their website includes many recipes using Jiffy mixes. They offer a wonderful free recipe book you can MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN download at their website or go to the site to request a printed copy of the book in the mail. It contains many new recipes, along with old-time favorites for all of the Jiffy mixes, including Jiffy Baking Mix and Jiffy Cornbread Mix. You can request a copy of Jiffy recipes at www.Jiffymix.com or by mail at Chelsea Milling Co., 201 W.North Street, P.O. Box 460, Chelsea, MI 48118- 0460 or call 800-727-2460. Mary invites questions at [email protected] om, or c/o Everyday Cheapskate, P.O. Box 2099, Cypress, CA 90630. This column will answer questions of general interest, but letters cannot be answered individually. C6 • The World • Saturday, September 28,2013 Cl ass if i eds

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8-27-12 Saturday, September 28,2013 • The World • C7 604 Homes Unfurnished 701 Furniture 754 Garage Sales 901 ATVs 909 Misc. Auto 914 Travel Trailers 3 Bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, carport, Milner NORTH BEND ESTATE Sale. Acorn Crest, Coos Bay, approved pets, Free Ads Stairlift, Couches, Kitchen, Oak Furni- HONDA WORLDWORLD no smoking, $750 mth, $500 dep. All free ads must fit the ture, Decoys, Beds, Crock, Sewing (541) 252-1697. Shown by criteria listed below. Machines, Hutch, Decor, Full House appointment. They also include free photo. 2144 Hamilton by the Bowling Alley. Sept. 27-29. Friday, Saturday, Sunday FOR RENT: 3 bedroom 1 bath, brand 8am-5pm. Sunday items 1/2 price. new inside/ out, no pets, fenced yard. See photos on Facebook. In Myrtle Point. $700/mo. White Raven Estate Sales $13,990 541-396-3074. 2006 Honda Pilot EXL 4x4, Moonroof, Leather, More. North Bend: Appraised estate sale. AUTO / VEHICLES / #B3401/518677 For Sale: 30’ 2005 Open Road travel Merchandise for Sale Antiques, Vintage. Furniture. Glass, BOATS & TRAILERS trailer with 14’ tip-out; walk around under $500 total. Crafts. Sat 8-2 2035 Roosevelt All Auto ads must be classified bed; two 12.5 gallon propane tanks; 4 lines - 1 week in The World, loop. Rain or shine. in categories 901 to 946 leveler jacks; furnace; sleeps 4; like Bandon Western World, new, used only 3 times. See to appre- Umpqua Post, The World link, North Bend: Fri/Sat Sept. 27th and ciate. $18,000 obo. 541-267-2678 theworldlink.com and Smart Good Ad - $12.00 28th, 9-4pm. 2346 Ash St. Like new North Bend, Very Clean. 1 Mobiles. 3 lines - 1 week in The World, $12,990 Children and Adult clothes, Bikes, bedroom, quiet neighborhood, Bandon Western World, Mattress and lots Misc items. 2012 Mazda 2 918 Vans oversized corner lot, W/D, Umpqua Post, The World link, 4Dr, Hatchback, Low Miles, dishwasher,No smoking/pets. theworldlink.com and Smart Well Equipped. #B3405/145596 1995 : Original owner, 8 Passenger Excellent references PICC-A-DILLY Flea Market: Fair- Mobiles. Chevy Atro Van $1200. Call required. $780/mo. + $1000 grounds, Eugene. THIS SUNDAY, 541-888-4620 deposit. 541-267-0673. Sept. 29, 10 - 4. 541-683-5589. Better Ad - $15.00 North Bend: 3 Bed 2 Bath, Large (includes a photo) yard and Garage. Nice area! Pets 6 lines - 2 week in The World, Neg. $1075 per mo. Plus $1075 756 Wood/Heating Bandon Western World, $24,990 Legals cleaning dep. 541-756-5429 Umpqua Post, The World link, 2006 Dodge 1500 4x4 theworldlink.com and Smart Mega Cab, Hemi, Laramie, 100 Rural 5 bdrm, 2 bth, approx 2700 Mobile. Leather, More. #B3399/178163 sq ft. 8 miles from town. Located on 150 acre farm. Refs, lease Found & Found Pets Best Ad - $25.00 req’d $1250/mo, first, last & 4 lines - 1 week in The World, (includes a photo & boxing) security. 916-296-8525. Bandon Western World, LEGAL NOTICE 6 lines - 3 week in The World, Umpqua Post, The World link, SOLD Small 3 bdr. 1 bth, Stove, Fridge, Bandon Western World, SOLD The Fortress Self Storage theworldlink.com and Smart Umpqua Post, and The World Pellet Stove, Large Garage, 1 pet Mobile. $14,990 1503 Ocean Blvd NW OK, on Sherman near Newmark, link, theworldlink.com and 2002 GMC 2500 4x4 Coos Bay, OR 97420 Smart Mobile. $750 mo. $300 dep. 1st and last. FIREWOOD FOR SALE Ext Cab HD, 6.0 V8, SLE, 1Owner, 541-888-5521 541-756-0568 - Days. Lost & Lost Pets Low Miles. #B3397/152461 6 lines - 3 week in The World, 2 cords of pine in Lakeside The following units will be sold at Pub- LEASE WITH OPTION. NEW studio 2 Bandon Western World, $225 firm. You haul. lic Auction on October 16, 2013 at story 900 sq ft., plus garage. Lake 906 4X4 Umpqua Post, and The World Contact Amanda, 541-429-1396 11:00am for non-payment of rent and front / ocean view. Covered RV with link, theworldlink.com and other fees. Auction to be pursuant to hook-ups. References 1155 13th St. Smart Mobile. auction rules and procedures for Port Orford. Call 541-660-8080 FIREWOOD: Doug Fir, 22 yrs. old. Tree’s down and Limbed. You cut, $19,990 Truax Holdings III. you split, you haul. 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Auto #B3323B/117299 S MALL 606 Manufactured Good Ad - $5.00 New Factory Rubber Floor Matts, 3 lines - 1 week in The World, for 2002 Dodge Caravan $100 2 Br, W/D Hook ups, utility shed, Bandon Western World, 541-756-4707 or 541-404-4709 B USINESS RV Parking and Fenced yard. $550 Umpqua Post, The World link, 776 Appliances Rent $550 Sec. Dep. $200 Clean- theworldlink.com and Smart $11,990 ing Dep. Call 541-888-6739 Mobiles. G.E. 5 CF Chest Freezer, Manual de- $11,990 frost. $75. 541-888-4620 2006 Honda Civic Hybrid O WNERS : UTSMART 4Dr, Auto, Nav System, Low Miles. 608 Office Space Better Ad - $7.00 UTSMART #B3295/026797 4 lines - 2 week in The World, New professional office space in Bandon Western World, 777 Computers Coquille. 1000 Sq. Ft., pre-wired for Umpqua Post, The World link, YOUR YOUR Find your niche data, phone and cable. $790 month I will pick up & safely recycle your old O theworldlink.com and Smart O computers, printers & monitors, CB, them plus move in specials. 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Hi guys! way out changed in the differential, make it. cost $1,000, you can offer him every time she sees it. CAR My name is Emma, and I and TALK would it be OK to drive for a RAY: Actually, it could last $500 and see if he’ll take it. RAY: And she’ll mostly see am 20 years old. I am about to hardened while (weeks? months?) And months or more. But I would- TOM: Or ask him to replace it sitting in the driveway, purchase my first car. I have on the if I do have to get the thing n’t count on it. the differential himself, since waiting for a tow truck. chosen a 1975 Mercedes 240D exterior. replaced, is it really worth it? TOM: What you really he’s a car dealer and presum- TOM: No, I disagree. This non-turbo, four-speed man- It pre- Will it end up costing more need to do is get an independ- ably has mechanics working will be a great adventure, ual. It’s going to cost me sumably than I am going to pay for the ent opinion — not from this for him. And then you’ll give Emma.I applaud you,because $1,500 from a dealer. I found was dry car? Please help. Thanks! dealer, who is trying to sell the him $1,500. I, too, have similarly refined his ad on Craigslist. My dad inside. TOM AND RAY — Emma car, but from someone who is RAY: But if your own and misunderstood taste. and I went to see the car, Not sure, MAGLIOZZI RAY: In my vast experi- working for YOU. So take it (or mechanic discovers that the RAY: Taste? His ex-wives (about two and a half hours but we ence, Emma, once the differ- have the dealer take it) to a transmission is also limping all called it a curse. So, if you away from my home) yester- think it ential is damaged to the point shop you trust (you can use along, the exhaust is about to are similarly cursed, Emma, day. Overall, this car is a gem was a slow leak. So, exercising that it’s making noise, just www.mechanicsfiles.com if fall off, or you need brakes, you should think about steps — nicely preserved, and cher- caution, we did not purchase putting fresh oil in it — or you don’t know a trusted shop calipers and control arms, you you can take now to make ry red. Even the air condition- the car then and there, but fresh oil, bananas and saw- near where the car is being might decide to walk away your life a little less difficult. ing blows cold! However, rather told the dealer that we dust — is not enough to sold), and have your own guy and look for something a little Like, win the lottery. Or try to when we took the car for a would come back later in the reverse the damage. So, if go over the car, bumper to less classic. Like a 2003 marry an old Mercedes ride, at about 30 mph and week after he had the differ- you’re sure that the noise is bumper. Corolla. mechanic. above it made a really sharp ential checked out. My dad coming from the differential, I RAY: If all that’s wrong TOM: No, I can tell that TOM: Or just get your cars grinding sound from the back. thinks that it will be OK if it think you should go on the with the car is the differential, Emma is a person of very checked out carefully before All signs point to the differen- gets some heavy oil put in it. assumption that the differen- you’ll want to know what refined tastes. She homed in you buy them, Emma, to min- tial. The noise is emanating My question is, Should the tial is cooked. that’s going to cost to fix or on this old Mercedes because imize the expensive surprises from its location, and when whole differential be TOM: That means you’ll replace. Then you can try to it’s unusual ... and because, and “I told you so’s”from your we got out and looked under replaced? And if so, how need to replace it in ... how negotiate with the seller. So if unlike the ’03 Corollas of the uncultured brother. Good the car, the thing looked icky: immediately should I do that? long is your drive home? Two he wants $1,500 for the car, world, this car has character. luck, kid. And enjoy whatever Thick grease had oozed its If the dealer gets the oil and a half hours? You might and the differential is going to It has soul. It makes her smile car you end up with!

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