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COQUILLE — The fearsome virus that causes AIDS could be the key to restoring 9-year-old Avrey Walker’s health. “We’re just blessed and happy they have technology that can save our daughter’s life,” said her dad, Aaron Walker. Walker and his wife, Christal Carney-Walker, are members of the Coquille High School Class of 1992. Avrey’s grandfather is Les Walker, a former Bandon resident and businessman. Avrey, an active and spirited child who loves the outdoors and Contributed Photo animals, has been fighting cancer Avrey Walker and her father, Aaron, more than half her young life. She spend time in the hospital. was diagnosed with leukemia in 2007 at the age of 4. completing treatment, Avrey’s Her parents were told at the time cancer was back. January 2013 that her type of cancer was a “good brought sadness and fear to the one,” meaning it has a high cure family, until they heard of an Photos by Alysha Beck, The World rate. They said she would have an experimental treatment that had Coast Guardsmen with Station Coos Bay practiced towing drills with the Miss Linda, a 76-foot research vessel, in Coos Bay only been tried on four other young on Wednesday morning. The guardsmen worked with the Coast Guard Auxiliary, practicing towing techniques such as the 80 percent chance of being cured with a two-year-regiment of patients. The treatment, called stern tow, when one end of a rope is tied to a working bitt on a Coast Guard vessel. chemotherapy. CART 19, involves pulling some T But seven months after com- cells from Avrey’s body, then re- pleting her treatment, Avrey engineering them with deactivated relapsed. The family headed back human immunodeficiency virus Volunteers simulate distress (HIV) and programming them to to Doernbecher Children’s Hospi- attack the cells that are causing the tal in Portland for another two- leukemia. year-round of aggressive So Avrey traveled at the end of for Coast Guard training chemotherapy. January to one of the few places the “This time it would work. We all treatment is available, Philadel- knew it would work,”said her aunt, BY THOMAS MORIARTY Coquille resident Jenny Forbes. The World But three short weeks after SEE AVREY | A8 CHARLESTON — On Wednesday morning, a fishing-boat-turned-research-vessel saw new life as a training aid for the ocean’s first responders. The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary conducted boat Happy Valentine’s Day rescue training on the research vessel Miss Linda with Coast Guard Station Coos Bay’s motor lifeboat Intrepid. As an all-volunteer organization, the auxiliary represents a cost-effective option for the service’s marine rescue training. Bob Pedro, an auxiliary member who owns the Miss Linda, said the auxiliary serves a number of roles. Though its primary mission is recreational boating safety, Check out video of the the organization also facili- exercise online tates rescue training for Coast http://theworldlink.com Guard boat and helicopter /multimedia/video crews. The auxiliary is organized into flotillas. Coos Bay is home to Flotilla 51 of Coast Guard District 13, Division 5. The flotilla’s 32 members operate five craft. “I have a very warm spot in my heart for the Coast Guard, because I spent five years in it,”Pedro said. Pedro’s former shrimp boat — which he now Seen from the crow’s nest of the Miss Linda, the crew of the SEE DISTRESS | A8 Intrepid practices methods for towing disabled vessels. Wash. man gets 9 years in prison

THE WORLD Coos County Circuit Court Maitland’s car were both serious- Judge Martin Stone sentenced ly injured. A 65-year-old man was sen- Maitland to 106 months in The Coos County District tenced Wednesday to nearly nine prison. Maitland will not be eligi- Attorney’s Office said Maitland years in prison for a drunken- ble for a reduced sentence and failed to show up for his court driving collision involving a Coos will have to undergo 36 months of appearance after he was By Alysha Beck, The World County Road Department vehicle. post-prison supervision follow- arraigned. He eventually was Elizabeth Adams gathers flowers to make arrangements at Checkerberry’s Charles Laurence Maitland of ing his release. found in Vancouver. The DA’s Flowers and Gifts in Coos Bay on Tuesday in preparation for Valentine’s Vancouver, Wash., pleaded guilty Maitland was the driver of a office said Maitland pleaded Day. Beth Burdick, owner of Checkerberry’s, says a dozen roses is the to second-degree assault, third- car that hit a Coos County Roads guilty to second-degree assault, biggest seller and the shop will make 250 to 300 deliveries around the degree assault and driving under Department vehicle on Fairview third-degree assault and driving area today. the influence of intoxicants as Road in Coquille in 2011. A coun- under the influence of intoxicants part of a plea deal. ty employee and the passenger in as part of a plea deal.

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a Dolphin players premier “Love Letters” Salmon program trains youth Artist displays colorful coastal photos C S Bands tune up for Hospital to SATURDAY Dance 7-10 p.m., Greenacres cut ribbon Grange Hall, 93393 Confluence festival Marshfield Safe & Sober Grad- Greenacres Lane, Coos Bay. uation Fundraiser Sale 8 Live music by The Monday Saturday a.m.-3 p.m., Blossom Gulch Night Jam Band. Caller Stacy BY SARAH HAASE area breweries and wineries. Elementary School cafeteria, Rose. Admission: general, $7; 333 S. 10th St., Coos Bay. Pick The World Henry Estate Winery from Bay Area Hospital will cut seniors 60 and better, $6; the Umpqua Valley, HV ups or drop offs may be members, $5 and supervised the ribbon on its expanded arranged by calling 541-252- REEDSPORT — Live children free. Alcohol- and Cellars from Tenmile, Wild facility at 11:15 a.m., Saturday. 1661 or 541-297-2498. music, local libations, flavor- Rose Vineyard from Winston The public is welcome to fragrance-free. 541-572-0518 ful fare and an all-around and Rivers Edge Winery from visit between 11 a.m. and 3 AARP Volunteer Tax Aide 9 “Love Letters” 8 p.m., Dolphin a.m.-1 p.m., College Park good time will come together Elkton are some of the winer- p.m. Guided and self-guided Playhouse, 580 Newmark Community Church, 2548 at this year’s Confluence. ies represented. tours will be available. Ave., Coos Bay. General Sponsored by the Participating restaurants Newmark Ave., North Bend. admission by donation. 541- The new facilities, which Bring photo ID, SS card, 2011 Reedsport Winchester Bay include: Harbor Light serving 808-2611 Contributed photo include cardiology, wound and 2012 tax info. Chamber of Commerce, Border Patrol will perform lobster tails, ribs and chicken; care and intensive care, will Georgette Jones Concert 8 AARP Volunteer Tax Aide 9:30- Confluence kicks off the Saturday for the Confluence Beer, Schooner Cafe serving home- start receiving patients in a p.m., Three Rivers Casino, Reedsport area’s annual cal- made soup; and Umpqua few weeks. 11:30 a.m., Bandon Senior 5647 Oregon 126, Florence. Wine and Food festival in Center, 1200 11th St. SW, Ban- endar of festival fun. The 2013 Reedsport. Aquaculture. serving raw and 800-585-3737 celebration of wine, beer, cooked oysters, clam chow- don. Bring photo ID, SS card, 2011 and 2012 tax info. “Vivien” 7 p.m., Sprague Com- seafood and music will take der, oyster cocktail and oyster Live Bands munity Theater, 1202 11th St. place Saturday and Sunday. and there’s a better flow of the tacos. Tide of the Toddlers 10-11 a.m., SW, Bandon. Judith Chapman The event is once again event, because it’s not so bro- Attendees must be 21 years Halfway Tavern, 59576 Halfway South Slough Interpretive Rd, Coos Bay: Big Creek Ren- performs a one-woman show taking over the community ken up anymore,”she said. or older. Entry cost is $10 per Center, 61907 Seven Devils dezvous, 7-10 p.m., every Friday. of Vivien Leigh. Tickets avail- building and part of Live music will begin at day. Free parking is available. Road, Charleston. For ages 1- able by calling 541-551-1066 Winchester Avenue. More noon both days. Bands from There will be a free bus High Tide Cafe, 91124 Cape Arago 5. Cost is $1 per toddler. 541- Highway, Charleston: Bill Bartels, 888-5558 Writers on the Edge 7 p.m., than 30 vendors will fill a 160- Washington, Portland, shuttle from Reedsport and Newport Visual Arts Center, foot-long tent and the gym- Eugene, Coos Bay, Reedsport Winchester Bay. Pick-up and 12-3 p.m. and 6-8 p.m., Every Fri- Bay Area Hospital Expansion day and Saturday, and 12-3 p.m. 777 N.W. Beach Drive. nasium entryway. The and Bandon will perform gen- drop-off locations are: Price Open House 11 a.m.-3 p.m., http://writersontheedge.org Reedsport location has helped res including country, blues ‘N Pride Market in Reedsport, Sunday. Bay Area Hospital, 1775 centralize the event and make and pop. Phillip Boe Park in Lloyd’s Old Town Tavern, 219 Sec- Thompson Road, Coos Bay. Lauren Sheehan Concert 8 it more accessible to festival “The music has been Winchester Bay, and ond St. SE, Bandon: South Coast p.m., Pistol River Friendship No Lazy Kates 1 p.m., Wool Hall, 24194 Carpenterville attendees, event coordinator kicked up about 1,000 notch- Winchester Bay Marina RV Singles Karaoke, 8 p.m., every Company, 990 U.S. Highway Road, Pistol River. Cost is $15. Thursday; Celtic jam, 6:30-8:30 101, Bandon. Yarn projects Phyllis Dever said. es,”Dever said. Resort in Winchester Bay. Tickets available at www. pis- p.m., second and fourth Friday; welcome. 541-347-3115 “Everything is better. The Liquid encouragement The Dial-A-Ride service will tolriver.com or at 541-247- parking is better here, the ease also will be available for the also be available for $1; call Border Patrol, 8 p.m.-12 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 16. Generator Demonstration 1-3 2848 of getting around, it’s warmer 21-and-over crowd, thanks to 541-271-1847. p.m., Steve Tucker Appliance, “The Coats” Concert 8 p.m., Mr. Zack’s, 90 West First Street, 325 N Adams St., Coquille. The Mill Casino-Hotel Salmon Coquille: Karaoke, 9 p.m., Satur- 541-396-6716 day, Dec. 22., Timberwolf, Mon- Room, 3201 Tremont, North We’re celebrating NAATIONALTIONAL PETPET DENTALDENTAL MONTH.MONTH. day, 9 p.m., New Year’s Eve. Oregon Oldtime Fiddlers, Dis- Bend. Tickets $15 at Ko-Kwel trict 5 1-3 p.m., Winchester Gifts inside the casino. The Mill Casino-Hotel, 3201 Bay Community Center, 625 www.themillcasino.com s Full Tremont, Saturday Night clude Broadway, Winchester Bay. Dental In ess Orphans, 9 p.m., Friday, Feb. 15 Acoustic jam 3-4 p.m. 541- Welln t SUNDAY ssmen and Saturday, Feb. 16. 759- 3419 FREE Screening Asse “Pragmatism, Civility and the Orcoast Annex, 787 Newmark Patricia Davidson Art Opening Civil War,” 1 p.m. Coos Bay For Dogs, Cats & Horses Ave., Coos Bay: Open mic 6-9 2-4 p.m., South Slough Inter- p.m., every Friday. Fire Hall, 450 Elrod St. David Call us today at pretive Center, 61907 Seven Sumner from the Oregon Portside, 63383 Kingfisher Road, Devils Road, Charleston. Humanities Conversation Pro- 541-269-5846 Charleston: David Aakre, 6 p.m., Landscape and nature photo- gram will lead a disussion every Friday and Saturday. graphs of the South Coast. about how people can have to schedule your pets screening! 541-888-5558 Pyramid Club, Old City Hall build- productive and civil discus- ing, Coos Bay upstairs: Jam ses- “The Spitfire Grill” 7 p.m., Lit- sions about controversial sion, 7:05 p.m., every Tuesday. tle Theater on the Bay, 2100 issues. 541-756-2042 Sherman Ave., North Bend. Appointment space will be limited. Shark Bites, 240 S. Broadway, “Love Letters” 2 p.m., Dolphin SCAN ME! or Coos Bay: Irish sessions, 7 p.m., Tickets: Adult, $11; seniors Playhouse, 580 Newmark Don’t Wait! first and third Monday. and students, $9.25 and ages Ave., Coos Bay. General 12 and under, $7.50. admission is $10, students, Googleooglle us!us!! www.ltob.net $8. 541-808-2611 Morganorrgan Vet,Vett,, CoosCoos BayBay Geology Lecture Series 7 p.m., “The Spitfire Grill” 2 p.m., Lit- 223030 Market,Marrkett,, CoosCoos BayBay • 5541-269-584641--269--5846 Hales Center for the Per- tle Theater on the Bay, 2100 Outdoors forming Arts, 1988 Newmark Sherman Ave., North Bend. Find out where the Ave., Coos Bay. Bretz Floods Tickets: Adult, $11; seniors by Dr. Scott Burns. 541-888- and students, $9.25 and ages best fishing can be 7216 12 and under, $7.50. foundt. South Coast Folk Society Barn www.ltob.net See GO! Saturday What’s Up features one-time events and limited engagements in The World’s coverage area. To submit an event, email [email protected].

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C M C M Y K Thursday, February14,2013 • The World • A3 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas• 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Expert demolition Meetings Thefts & Mischief TODAY COOS COUNTY for theft by deception and a pro- bation violation, Walmart. Coos Bay Tree Board — 4-5 p.m., Feb. 12, 7:55 a.m., unlawful entry manager’s conference room, into a motor vehicle, 93600 block Feb. 12, 4:30 p.m., criminal mis- city hall, 500 Central Blvd.; spe- of Bay Park Lane. chief, 1200 block of Minnesota cial meeting to discuss tree Feb. 12, 8:59 a.m., abandoned Avenue. removal. vehicle on railroad tracks with Feb. 12, 8:21 p.m., assault at Winchester Bay Sanitary District small amount of marijuana and a Empire 7-11, 1000 block of New- — 6 p.m., district conference marijuana pipe, Old Horsfall mark Avenue. room, 936 Salmon Harbor Road. Feb. 12, 11:20 p.m., woman arrest- Drive; regular meeting. Feb. 12, 12:32 p.m., vehicle shot ed for two counts of domestic with a potato gun, 93600 block harassment, 1000 block of New- TUESDAY of Viking Lane. mark Avenue. Bay Area Health District — 5:30 Feb. 12, 12:44 p.m., binoculars, p.m., Spruce/Fir conference gloves and keys stolen from a NORTH BEND room, Bay Area Hospital, 1775 vehicle overnight, 93600 block of Feb. 12, 1:12 p.m., woman reports Thompson Road, Coos Bay; Bay Park Lane. Finance/Audit committee meet- man somehow got her car keys ing. and tried to sell her vehicle to COOS BAY another person, 700 block of Vir- Powers City Council — 7 p.m., Feb. 12, 4:25 p.m., woman arrested ginia Avenue. Powers City Hall, 275 Fir St.; regular meeting and nuisance abatement hearings. By Lou Sennick, The World Cannibalistic The building that housed an Expert Tire store in Coos Bay is in the process of being demolished. The purple WEDNESDAY Cannibalistic structure on the corner of Broadway and Kruse Avenue is being torn down by Anderson Environmenteal Contractors of Kelso,Wash. Coos County Airport District — Ling Cod 7:30 a.m., district boardroom, Ling Cod airport terminal building, 1100 Airport Lane, North Bend; local && Greenies!Greenies! contract review board meeting. Reedsport Parks and Beautifica- BOOOKOK YOURYOUR Learn from writers at conference tion Committee — 3 p.m., coun- BOOK YOUR cil chambers, city hall, 451 Win- TTRRIPRIIPP NOW!NNOOWW!! I Event will feature account of a journey on foot the cost for the workshops chester Ave.; regular meeting. across Oregon. He writes a on Saturday is $70. Authors Coos Bay Schools Facilities Focus all types of writing monthly outdoor column Night with keynote speaker Group — 5:30 p.m., Milner Crest CChinookhhiinnooookk CChartersChhaarrtteerrss Charleston for the Eugene Register- William Sullivan is sched- Education Center, 1255 Hemlock Oregon GOLD BEACH — Regis- Guard and the Salem uled at 7 p.m. on Feb. 15, Ave.; regular meeting. 5541-662-09644411--666622--00996644 tration continues for the Statesman-Journal. Sulli- and will be held at the South Coast Writers Con- van will give the keynote Showcase Building at the ference in Gold Beach. The address, “Confessions of a Event Center on the Beach conference includes two Professional Writer.” and is free to the public. 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Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Ryan Haas, City Editor Opinion Clark Walworth, Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion Technology is no cure-all for education

Oregon is in the midst of a grand them so they work for less-suc- Early intervention helps not lowercase letters instead of all cap- re-creation of its educational sys- cessful students? only the suffering child but society itals. tem, based on the notion that it Online classes have an impor- Oregon later, when families and jobs and So Benton County employs a isn’t preparing students for the tant role in education’s present citizenship call for fully function- part-time crew of retired trans- jobs of the future. Yet last week, and fu ing adults. portation workers to cruise rural state education chief Rudy Crew ture success, but they can’t Views The Legislature should heed roads after dark, making sure the said schools are doing an adequate, replace the human connection and Courtney’s railings about mental signs are up to snuff. even exceptional, job for about 60 inspiration of effective teachers, illness but also listen to experts Of course, all of this increases percent of students. something we suspect is critical to already helping our young. The the costs of sign maintenance for Crew said the solution for the Oregon Views presents edited excerpts of the 40 percent. editorials from newspapers around the state. needs of the young, left unad- the county, although it is true that other 40 percent lies in technology — The Bulletin, Bend dressed, become the adult chal- the feds only mandate the new and in experiences outside the To see the full text, visit the Opinion page at theworldlink.com. lenges whose collective costs are requirements when signs are classroom. unimaginable. replaced. But the bigger and Let’s acknowledge right away Aim mental health Courtney scaled the burden, by — The Oregonian, Portland brighter signs are more expensive. that 60 percent is not a passing the way, at $331 million, identify- Just as surely, the federal gov- grade. It’s critical to reach the aid at the young ing no promising new revenue ernment provides no additional other 40 percent. It would not be unreasonable to sources. Another sign of money to the county to cover those What’s worrisome is the tech- There are, however, things we nology bandwagon. Technology — argue that if we eliminated obesity increased costs. and mental illness, just about can do without finding a fortune. federal fiddling The federal government says and especially online education — One affordable opportunity that everything would improve. When you hear people complain the bigger and brighter signs will is touted as the answer to many can pay off big-time is getting to Mental illness, especially, has about unfunded mandates from make highways safer. That may be educational woes. It’s where the young people first. caught the full attention of Senate the federal government, this is the true. But if this matter truly justi- excitement is and where lots of A compilation of Multnomah fies this level of detailed attention energy and dollars are focused. President Peter Courtney. County data on alcohol, drugs and sort of thing they’re talking about: And, indeed, the potential is He announced last week that “it’s mental health issues from 2000 to The federal government is from the federal government, great. game-changing time” in setting the 2012 states: “Among adults requiring all counties to upgrade surely it wouldn’t be too much to Meanwhile, who’s paying atten- state’s spending priorities. “I don’t reporting a mental or substance their highway signs. Signs need to ask the feds to back up that atten- tion to the successful things we’re want to hear another statement use disorder in their lifetime, more be more reflective. In some cases, tion with a little bit of dough to already doing for the 60 percent? about mental health” unless law- than half report the onset occurred they need to be bigger. The letter- help hard-pressed local govern- What are they? How do we pre- makers are willing to put up money in childhood or adolescence.” ing needs to be larger.Street names ments. serve them? How do we adjust to back their rhetoric, he said. need to be rendered in upper- and — Albany Democrat-Herald The car of the future

We got a new car a month ago, and it hit me as we were signing the papers that we had probably just bought our last gas- powered car. We usually keep a car six or seven years, so what will be in the dealer showrooms in 2020? Even now, I see more and more hybrid and electric cars on the road. They’re still a little pricey for the way I drive, but in six or seven years, who knows how much the technology will have improved? I don’t make Legalization-first could scuttle immigration plan JIM enough money to have the To hear Sen. Charles Schumer met, a path to citizenship. scheme. Conservative columnist member Sen. Marco Rubio, R- high eco-principles of MULLEN tell it, lawmakers crafting an wealthy movie stars and It’s the first step, immediate Charles Krauthammer called Fla., calls “operational control” immigration reform bill will focus Humorist millionaire plastic sur- legalization, that worries skep- immediate legalization “the of the border. “I don’t know on two big tasks. “First, defining geons. But by 2020, the tics. Those worries intensified functional equivalent of a green what that means, and I don’t metrics that hybrids and electrics will probably be the after Schumer and others gave card” and “the very essence of think he does either,” Reid demonstrate same price as gas-powered cars. varying accounts of how they amnesty.” Blogger Mickey Kaus responded. “The fact is we have that the border Did you catch that? “Gas-powered expect it all to work. called the proposal “a giant some metrics we’re talking is secure,” the cars.”Ten years ago, that would have been When the Gang of Eight rolled incentive for people to come about, some numbers. And we New York a silly way to describe an automobile. It out its proposal, Schumer spoke here illegally.”And the Manhat- can do that. But this legislation D emocrat would be like saying, “I have to buy some openly about immediate legal- tan Institute’s Heather Mac is going to pass.” explained at a electric light bulbs,”or,“I’m going to buy a ization. “On day one of our bill, Donald wrote that it gives illegal The message: Reid is deter- Jan. 31 news color TV,” as if there were some other kind. the people here without status immigrants “the immeasurable c onference. mined to push immigration reform Ten years from now, we may not say who are not criminals or security advantage of legal presence in “Second, defin- through the Senate, whatever is “electric car,” either. All vehicles may be BYRON risks will be able to live and work the U.S. while waiting for their ing exactly what happening along the border. electric. YORK here legally,” he said. “Immedi- green card, unlike aliens obeying the path to citi- When Schumer says, “We Every year, automakers improve the ately when the bill passes, people the law and waiting in their own zenship looks Columnist want to make sure that employ- batteries in these cars and reduce the who are here living in the shad- country for permission to enter.” like and how it ers do not hire people who are time needed to charge them. How long ows would get a legal right to stay In later appearances, Schumer proceeds.” here illegally,” he knows imme- before there will be an outlet at your here and work. They would no and fellow Democrats began to For Schumer and some Senate diate legalization will make that parking spot at work? How long before longer be deported, provided speak less of immediate legaliza- colleagues, that is the short version point moot. Employers won’t someone starts selling a car that they don’t have a criminal tion and more of a two-part, of immigration reform: first,border recharges from the sun? record. They would no longer be enforcement-then-path-to- hire people who are here illegally security, and second, a path to Google is supposed to be working on a harassed. They would be working citizenship process. But their because nobody will be here ille- citizenship. driverless car as we speak. Not only will it ... the ability to stay here and demeanor suggested their hearts gally; they’ll all have been legal- But immigration reform as get you where you want to go by GPS, but work and stay in America and not aren’t in any plan based on ized by the Gang of Eight’s plan. envisioned by the so-called Gang when the kids ask, “Are we there yet?” you Immediate legalization is the of Eight is actually a three-step be deported or harassed comes strong enforcement. can tell them to Google it. very heart of the Gang of Eight process. Schumer left out the virtually immediately.” “We want the border to be I assume Apple is working on an iCar at proposal. It is likely to be at the first part: immediate legalization Two days later, at a forum secure,” Schumer said at that this very moment. It will fit in your pocket, heart of conservative and of the estimated 11 million illegal sponsored by Politico, Schumer Jan. 31 news conference. “But and instead of driving you to work, it will Republican opposition to the immigrants in the country. In the added emphasis: “People imme- we’re not using border security bring your job to wherever you are. Oh, I Gang of Eight plan. And if the statement of principles released diately can get a work visa, so as an excuse or block to the path forgot, we can already do that. fragile alliance between Democ- by the gang on Jan. 28, legaliza- they’re out of the shadows, they of citizenship.” A lot of people pooh-pooh the electric tion begins the process, followed can work, they can stay in the Later, Senate Majority Leader rats and Republicans falls apart, car. They say it doesn’t go far enough, it by securing the border, and then, United States if they don’t have a Harry Reid, appearing on ABC’s it will likely be the cause. doesn’t go fast enough, there are no “elec- after an as-yet-undefined stan- criminal charge against them.” “This Week,”was asked whether Byron York is chief political tric stations” where it can be easily “refu- dard of border enforcement is Soon critics began to point the final immigration deal would correspondent for The Wash- eled.” They usually say this while they are out flaws in the Gang of Eight include what Gang of Eight ington Examiner. sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic going nowhere at 2 mph. Eight years ago, my wife bought a V-8 truck and told the dealer that she needed one with a bed big enough to carry Sheetrock because we were renovating the house. As it turns out, we have never, ever used the truck to move Sheetrock. It was way too much truck for what we needed to do. Besides, the supplier would have delivered the Sheetrock to us for a few thousand times less than what the truck cost. Likewise, for the few times when an electric car doesn’t fit the bill, I’m sure the owners could figure out a way around it: Rent or borrow a gas-powered vehicle. After all, Americans move from city to city all the time, but no one says, “Hey, we should buy a moving van just in case we move again.” I wonder what we’ll miss most about gas-powered cars — the early morning smog? The ever-rising price of gas? Those friendly self-serve pumps at the conven- ience stores? Standing in line behind someone making 57 different and extremely complicated bets on tonight’s numbers? The $1 sodas that cost $2.50? The romance of spending $65 for one fill- up? Can an electric car ever replace all that? Contact Jim Mullen at JimMullen- Books.com.

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C M C M Y K Thursday, February14,2013 • The World • A5 Y K State Grandma pays Kitzhaber: Live good money to keep kids from State of the Union smoking ‘remarkable’ DEAR ABBY: It bothers me SALEM (AP) — Gov. John Medicaid, the health care greatly to know that so many Kitzhaber said Wednesday it program for low-income children continue to start was “an interesting experi- Americans jointly funded by smoking at an early age. My ence” to watch President the state and federal govern- husband and I did that, and Barack Obama’s State of the ment, by improving preven- now we’re paying an awful Union address from one of tive care and finding new price. We have had emphyse- the best seats in the House. ways to pay doctors and hos- ma for years. Four of our chil- Kitzhaber was one of pitals. dren also took up the habit. I about two dozen guests Obama didn’t specifically finally started paying them to invited by White House offi- address Oregon or Kitzhaber quit ($100 every two weeks cials to watch Tuesday in his speech, but he did echo they didn’t smoke — up to five night’s speech with first lady Kitzhaber’s health care goals, payments). Michelle Obama. saying new payment models I decided to head off the “It was actually quite an are needed to reduce the cost temptation our grandchildren The Associated Press interesting experience, sit- of Medicare. would face. We told them if In this Tuesday, Feb. 12, photo, crews from Helicopter Transport Services work on a CH-54B helicopter at ting up in the gallery just to “We’ll bring down costs they didn’t start smoking by Corvallis Airport in Corvallis. Helicopter Transport Services, a national operation based in Baltimore, is get- the left of the podium there, by changing the way our the age of 18, we’d pay them ting ready to move its heavy lift division to the Aurora State Airport south of Portland after a dozen years in and being able to look down government pays for $2,000. So far, seven of the 10 Corvallis. and see the entire United Medicare, because our med- have col- States House, the U.S. Senate ical bills shouldn’t be based lected a nice mingling around down on the number of tests DEAR check on Chopper company moves there,” Kitzhaber told The ordered or days spent in the ABBY their 18th Associated Press by phone hospital,” Obama said birthday, from Washington. “It’s pret- Tuesday night. “They should and we Corvallis division to Aurora ty remarkable.” be based on the quality of expect the Kitzhaber didn’t speak care that our seniors receive.” remaining CORVALLIS (AP) — The division to leased space at the ting is complete. with the president, but he Kitzhaber said he’s hope- three to col- Corvallis Municipal Airport is Corvallis airport in 2001, start- “Everything we have in the said the Obama administra- ful other states will adopt lect in turn. losing a major tenant. ing out with a couple of big United States is going into this tion is interested in Oregon’s Oregon’s health care They have Helicopter Transport Sikorskys and a handful of facility,” Pilon said. “It’s easier efforts to create a new model reforms, which he says could grown up Services, a national operation employees. The firm has grown to manage an operation when for delivering health care at a help reduce the federal lower cost. deficit as Congress looks at JEANNE under- based in Baltimore, is getting significantly since then, with a it’s all under one roof.” standing ready to move its heavy lift divi- fleet of about 20 choppers and Pilon said the company had Kitzhaber says Oregon reforming entitlement pro- PHILLIPS that ciga- sion to the Aurora State Airport 100 employees. More than 40 hoped to stay in Corvallis but will save millions on grams. rettes are south of Portland after a dozen of those employees are based in wanted to fully control its own “gross” and, if they start years in Corvallis. Corvallis, Pilon said, many of facilities. The Aurora location Timber Counties seek tax smoking, it will cost them a “We ran out of space in the them pilots and highly skilled was attractive in large part lot of money! existing facility we have,and we mechanics earning hefty because of the opportunity to Abby, you’re the best way needed a place where we could salaries. purchase land adjacent to the hikes for law enforcement to spread ideas. I hope you expand and where we could But the heavy lift division is airport. GRANTS PASS (AP) — will think it worthwhile to own the land,”HTS operations still in leased space, and it Dan Mason, the manager of Three timber counties are pass this one along. — DO AS manager Mark Pilon said. maxed out its 11,000 square the Corvallis Municipal STATE I SAY, GAINESVILLE, FLA. asking voters to raise their The company also has a feet of hangars long ago. The Airport, said local officials tried DIGEST DEAR DO AS I SAY: I’m Midwest operations center in company recently completed to accommodate the compa- taxes to restore deep cuts to passing it along, but frankly, law enforcement forced by Illinois. It provides large- work on a 200,000-square- ny’s expansion needs. Several Medford’s wastewater treat- I’m not crazy about bribery. capacity helicopters for fire- foot hangar at Aurora, where it years ago the City Council OK’d the expiration of a long- ment plant illegally harms One would think that, having fighting, construction and plans to consolidate all its a lease that would have allowed standing federal subsidy. insect life and promotes witnessed firsthand the seri- other applications throughout operations. The move is HTS to build another 33,000 Residents of Lane, Curry unwanted algae growth in ous health issues you and North America. expected to take place in the square feet of hangar space, but and Josephine counties will the Rogue River. your husband are experienc- HTS moved its heavy lift next six months, after permit- the company never signed it. all be voting this May on ing, your grandchildren measures to fund law The study says the pollu- would have understood what Police: Ex-Milwaukie worker accused of theft enforcement. tion could harm Chinook awaited them if they took up All three counties saw big salmon eggs laid in gravel the habit. MILWAUKIE (AP) — A former Milwaukie city officials noticed in August what they budget gaps after a federal downstream of the treat- The tobacco industry has assistant city recorder has been accused of called “anomalies in cash transactions.” safety net for timber coun- ment plant near TouVelle done a huge disservice to theft, official misconduct and computer She was indicted last week and arrested ties expired, and taxpayers State Park. young people by marketing crimes. Wednesday. She was booked at the refused to pay the difference. One of the study’s spon- their products to them — and The Milwaukie police department says Clackamas County jail with bail set at Curry County is in the sors says the city and the state not just in the form of ciga- 40-year-old Juli K. Howard resigned after $150,000. worst shape. Sheriff John Department of rettes, but also with flavored Bishop says if the measure Environmental Quality chewing tobacco, which is fails in May, he will have to should set a schedule for equally addictive. According shut down the jail, dispatch, investigating and fixing the to the U.S. Surgeon General, Obituaries and rural patrols in June. problem, the Medford Mail nearly 90 percent of smokers Mary Frances Ocean Blvd., in Coos Bay. Fiddlers, RSVP Troopers and Josephine County Tribune reported Wednesday. start by age 18. (Sahlman) Sharp Mary was born Aug. 28, Rockets, Gold Coast Music Commissioner Simon Hare In 2006, U.S. District 1921, in Portland, the daugh- Makers and others. says the safety net is not Portland Meadows asks Judge Gladys E. Kessler of Aug. 28, 1921 - Feb. 10, 2013 ter of Frederick and Mary They moved to North likely to come back any time for instant racing OK A rosary will be held for Washington, D.C., ruled the Ann (Roentz) Sahlman. She Bend in 1996 and Ray passed soon, and citizens feel their PORTLAND (AP) — The Mary Frances (Sahlman) major cigarette manufactur- died Feb. 10, 2013, at home in away that fall. law enforcement needs are struggling Portland Meadows Sharp, 91, of North Bend at North Bend. Mary is survived by their five ers were guilty of fraud and not being met. racetrack is seeking legislative 10:30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 15, She married Ray D. Sharp children, Pamella Ebner of racketeering under the feder- approval to add instant racing followed by in Portland June 2, 1940. The Nyssa, Mary Stockwell of Bike-riding robber al RICO Act. (When the machines. a Mass of couple lived and worked Portland, Paul R. Sharp of tobacco companies appealed, attacks woman Track representatives told Christian around the Portland area Milwaukie, Karen Smithee of the Supreme Court rejected it DONALD (AP) — Marion burial at 11 until they retired. They Oklahoma and Anne Chaffe a House committee without comment.) County authorities say a a.m. at Holy moved to Langlois in 1979. of North Bend; 20 grandchil- Wednesday the electronic She wrote that for more masked man on a bicycle hit machines will help keep horse than 50 years the tobacco Redeemer Mary was very active in dren; 31 great-grandchil- a woman with a piece of racing viable in Oregon by industry “lied, misrepresent- Catholic her church, seniors groups dren; and seven great-great- concrete early Wednesday attracting younger people and ed and deceived the American Church, and volunteering her time grandchildren and counting. and made off with her cell bringing in money for larger public, including smokers 2250 16th anywhere she felt she could Arrangements are under phone and purse. purses for winning horse and the young people they Mary (Sahlman) St. in North make a difference. She sang the direction of North Bend Bend. Burial and danced with several Chapel, 541-756-0440. Deputies say the 27-year- owners. avidly sought as ‘replacement Sharp old woman was walking to a smokers,’about the devastat- will be at musical groups along the Sign the guestbook at The machines resemble friend’s house in Donald, ing effects of smoking.... Ocean View southern Oregon coast www.coosbayfh.com and slots and allow bets on his- north of Woodburn along “They suppressed Memory Gardens, 1525 including the Old Time www.theworldlink.com. toric horse races. Interstate 5. research, they destroyed doc- The races are on video, but They say a man on a BMX uments, they manipulated EMT instructor. For him it Jon is survived by his wife, horse names are withheld so Jon Lorick Copsey bike rode past her, turned the use of nicotine so as to was simply a job that he Beatrice Copsey; his six chil- bettors can’t know the winner April 7, 1952 - Feb. 10, 2013 around and attacked her. She increase and perpetuate could take pride in. He never dren, Jon, Heather, Joseph, in advance. addiction, they distorted the Jon, 60, of North Bend boasted of his accomplish- Randall, Sandra and was treated for injuries the Like regular horse racing, truth ... so as to discourage was born April 7, 1952, in ments, though it is safe to say Benjamin; and his 12 grand- sheriff’s department it is a pari-mutuel form of smokers from quitting.” Medford to parents Fred and that, like emergency workers children. described as “relatively gambling in which bettors It is extremely important Virginia everywhere, his “simple job” He was preceded in pass- minor.” wager against other players Copsey. He that young people be educat- saved and changed countless ing by his parents, his sib- Study says Medford rather than the house. ed about — and prevented was the lives. lings and his second son, Portland Meadows has yet from — using tobacco. y oungest Jon retired from the fire Ray. sewage plant hurts river to announce 2013 race dates Smokers who start as child and department after a heart There will be a memorial MEDFORD (AP) — A following a season in which it teenagers increase their had two attack in 1997 and immedi- service at 1 p.m. Saturday, study commissioned by fly- saw a steep drop in the chances of becoming addict- older sib- ately moved his family to Feb. 16, at the Church of fishing groups contends the amount of money wagered on ed. Think about it: reduced lings; his North Bend. Being a native Jesus Christ of Latter-day effluent released from its races. lung function, early heart dis- brother, Oregonian and fisherman he Saints, 2406 Marion St., in Clayton and was excited to return the North Bend. All are welcome ease, cancer, asthma, disfig- Jon Copsey urement. Yes — it could hap- his sister, coast he loved so much. It to come pay their respects. pen to YOU. 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C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Thursday, February14,2013 Y K Nation JFK memorabilia After days stranded at draws hundreds sea, now comes BOSTON (AP) — A pre- the Kennedy Library. view of John F. Kennedy The collection has drawn the bus ride memorabilia including notes hundreds from New York,New MOBILE, Ala. (AP) — After by his special assistant on the Jersey, New England and else- days stranded in the Gulf of day the president was assas- where to assess the items in the Mexico in conditions some sinated is drawing hundreds days leading up to the auction, have described as dismal, of people to the northern said Dan Meader, an appraiser most passengers aboard the Massachusetts town of for the auction house. disabled Carnival Triumph Amesbury. The items include Powers’ can look forward to an hours- David Powers, who died in copy of the presidential itin- long bus ride today after they 1998, was Kennedy’s assis- erary on the day he was reach dry land. tant and close personal friend assassinated in Dallas. The The company announced of his and his wife, Jackie. documents contain hand- its plan for passengers as the Powers also was the first written details of Kennedy’s Triumph was being towed to curator of the John F. final hours, including the a port in Mobile, Ala., with Kennedy Presidential Library time he was shot, how Pow- more than 4,000 people on and Museum in Boston until ers helped carry him in a board, some of whom have he retired in 1994. stretcher to the operating complained to relatives that Powers joined Kennedy room, the time of death and they have limited access to for his first political cam- the aftermath. The Associated Press food and bathrooms. paign for Congress in 1946 The collection also fea- Lindsae MacDuff holds an automatic weapon at the Gun store in Las Vegas on July 28 after her “shotgun The passengers’ stay in and was with him when he tures a leather-bound book wedding.” Alabama will be short. Car- was assassinated in Dallas in of presidential inaugural nival said in a statement late 1963. He collected keepsakes addresses containing a Wednesday that passengers and documents spanning his poignant message written by were being given the option years of friendship with the Mrs. Kennedy to Powers. of boarding buses directly to Kennedy family. “For Dave Powers, The As others pull back,Vegas Galveston, Texas, or Houston On Sunday, Powers’ col- President was going to give — a roughly seven-hour drive lection of about 2,000 pho- you this for Christmas. — or taking a two-hour bus tographs, documents, gifts Please accept it now from me. amps up gun promotions ride to New Orleans, where and other JFK items will be With my devotion always for the company said it booked auctioned in 723 lots at John all you did to give Jack so 1,500 hotel rooms. Those LAS VEGAS (AP) — One in big guns the only way it high-powered weapons. McInnis Auctioneers in many happy hours. You and I staying in New Orleans will Las Vegas shooting range is knows how: by going all in. “These gun stores and Amesbury. will miss him the most, Jack- be flown Friday to Houston. selling “take a shot at love” The newest crop of out- shooting ranges offer bad The auction house says ie,” the message, written Carnival said it will cover all packages that include 50 sub- landish Valentine’s Day puns in poor taste in their Powers’ relatives found “an weeks after Kennedy’s assas- the transportation costs. machine gun rounds. Another offers is no exception. efforts to put a happy face on extraordinary collection” sination, reads. “I can’t imagine being on is offering wedding packages Capitalizing on the state’s firearms, yet each day more locked away last year as they “It’s really emotional,” that ship this morning and in which the bride and groom relaxed gun laws, shooting than 86 Americans die from prepared to sell the family Meader said. “There are tears then getting on a bus,” said can pose with Uzis and ranges offer an armory of gun violence,”said Newtown home. Powers’ family is in people’s eyes ... when they Kirk Hill, whose 30-year-old ammunition belts. And a third military-grade weapons that native Josh Sugarmann, who keeping some memorabilia look at the schedule, when daughter,Kalin Christine Hill, invites lovebirds to renew aren’t accessible in other is executive director of the and may give other items to they look at notes from Jackie.” is on the cruise. their vows and shoot a paper states. And because this is Washington D.C-based Vio- Hill is booking a flight cutout zombie in the face. Las Vegas, they also allow lence Policy Center. from Amarillo, Texas, to New Mother says she forgave Never known for its customers to destroy photo- Machine Gun Las Vegas, understatement or good graphs of exes, make sou- which opened last winter, Orleans to meet his daughter taste, Sin City is bucking the venir T-shirts full of holes hires former go-go dancers when she gets there. man who held boy in bunker national trend of avoiding and shoot fully-automatic as hostesses and sells its Nellie Betts was in Mobile flippant gun promotions weapons in barely-there “femme fatale” package with waiting on her daughter, The mother of an Alabama favorite toy car, his mother after the Newton, Conn., bachelor party man-kinis. the slogan, “There’s nothing Nicole Enjoufo, 34, to arrive boy held for days in an told Dr. Phil McGraw in an elementary school shooting. Some gun control advo- like the scent of Cordite in a with her three co-workers who underground bunker said in interview for the “Dr. Phil Instead, it is embracing cates say the promotions woman’s hair.”(Cordite is an were on the ship. Betts was an interview broadcast Show.” tourists’ newfound interest trivialize the dangers of alternative to gunpowder). worried her daughter didn’t Wednesday that she forgave “From the very beginning I have enough food and water on her son’s captor early in the had already forgiven Mr. board, and she thought the standoff and asked authori- Dykes, even though he still had cruise line should provide ties not to harm him. my child,” Kirkland said. “...I Buffett’s firm dips into $23B Heinz deal rental cars for the passengers to Jennifer Kirkland’s son, asked that he not be hurt.But if get home, not buses. Ethan Gilman, was a captive it came down to it, you know, NEW YORK (AP) — Bil- makes Classico spaghetti Johnson said in a statement “Sure to God they’re going for six days in rural Midland of course I want my child safe.” lionaire investor Warren sauces, Ore-Ida potatoes and that the company “will have an to let them drive and not put City, Ala., before FBI agents Authorities returned Ethan Buffett is dipping into the Smart Ones frozen meals. opportunity to drive further them on buses,”Betts said. entered the bunker and killed unharmed after a gunbattle in ketchup business as part of Buffett’s Berkshire Hath- growth”as a private enterprise. Speaking by phone to 65-year-old Jimmy Lee Dykes. which Dykes, according to a $23.3 billion deal to buy the away and its partner on the “It’s our kind of company,” NBC’s “Today” show today, Dykes “took care of Ethan coroner, was shot multiple Heinz ketchup company. deal — 3G Capital, the invest- Buffett said in an interview passenger Janie Baker said to the best of his abilities” by times. Kirkland said her son, H.J. Heinz Co. says it’s the ment firm that bought Burger on CNBC, noting its signa- conditions on the ship were cooking chicken for the boy who turned 6 just two days largest deal ever in the food King in 2010 — say Heinz will ture ketchup has been around “extremely terrible.” There and asking hostage negotia- after the rescue, told her that industry. The company, remain headquartered in Pitts- for more than a century.“I’ve has been no electricity and tors to bring the child his he witnessed the shooting. based in Pittsburgh, also burgh. Heinz CEO William sampled it many times.” few working toilets, she said.

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C M C M Y K Thursday, February14,2013 • The World • A7 Y K Nation and World American, US Airways Olympian Pistorius announce $11B merger DALLAS (AP) — American charged with murder Airlines and US Airways NATIONAL PRETORIA, South Africa carry out their work, said agreed today to merge in an $11 (AP) — Paralympic superstar Medupe Simasiku, a billion deal that would create DIGEST Oscar Pistorius was charged spokesman for the prosecution. the world’s biggest airline. today with the murder of his South Africans were The combined carrier will small arsenal kept by a one- girlfriend who was shot inside shocked at the killing. But time police officer who killed be called American Airlines his home in South Africa, a while Pistorius captured the and be based in Fort Worth. It his former daughter-in-law stunning development in the nation’s attention with his expects to have $40 billion in and another woman at a life of a national hero known Olympic dreams, police said annual revenue and offer more Delaware courthouse said in as the Blade Runner for his there was a history of prob- than 6,700 daily flights to 336 a search warrant affidavit destinations in 56 countries. that investigators suspect high-tech artificial legs. lems involving him. The deal is a coup for the gunman’s wife and son of Reeva Steenkamp, a model There have “previously smaller US Airways Group helping to plot the slaying. who spoke out on Twitter been incidents at the home of Inc., and was driven by the Monday’s killings were the against rape and abuse of Mr. Oscar Pistorius,” said persistence of its CEO, Doug culmination of a bitter, years- women, was shot four times police spokeswoman Parker,who will run the com- long custody battle involving in the predawn hours in the Brigadier Denise Beukes. bined airline. Parker sought a the slain woman and the gun- house, in a gated community Police in South Africa do not merger almost as soon as man’s son. The gunman, in the capital, Pretoria, police name suspects in crimes until American parent AMR Corp. Thomas Matusiewicz, had said. they have appeared in court filed for bankruptcy protec- previously complained that his The Associated Press Pistorius’ court hearing was but Beukes said that the 26- tion in November 2011. family wasn’t getting justice in In this 2012 photo, South African Olympic athlete Oscar Pistorius and originally scheduled for this year-old Pistorius was at his If this latest merger goes a lawsuit she filed against them Reeva Steenkamp, believed to be his girlfriend, at an awards ceremony, afternoon but has been post- home at the time of the death through, American, United, over the kidnapping of the in Johannesburg, South Africa. poned until Friday to give of Steenkamp and “there is Delta and Southwest will pair’s three daughters. forensic investigators time to no other suspect involved.” control about three-quarters Matusiewicz complained of U.S. airline traffic. in an August 2011 letter to a Politicians talk peace as GOP link Hagel’s nom. Delaware judge that he and his family had no money to to more Benghazi info. defend themselves in the Pakistan Taliban kill 18 WASHINGTON (AP) — lawsuit Christine Belford Senate Republicans have filed as her ex-husband PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) by the ruling Pakistan People’s questioned Chuck Hagel’s David Matusiewicz awaited — Politicians called for peace Party and the main opposition truthfulness and they’ve sentencing for taking the talks with the Pakistani Tal- Pakistan Muslim League-N. challenged his patriotism. girls to Central America. iban today, as the group killed There are many skeptics Now they’re threatening to Drug kingpin Chicago’s 18 people in a pair of bombings who doubt the militants truly stonewall his nomination to in the country’s northwest on a want peace and point to past be President Barack Obama’s new Public Enemy No. 1 police post and a vehicle car- agreements with the Taliban defense secretary unless the CHICAGO (AP) — Author- rying anti-Taliban militiamen. that fell apart. Those deals White House gives them ities in Chicago are naming a The call for peace negotia- have been criticized for allow- more information about what drug kingpin in Mexico as the tions followed a meeting by ing the militants to regroup Obama was doing on the city’s Public Enemy No. 1 — a many of the country’s main and rebuild their strength to night of the deadly attack on label first given to gangster Al political parties in the capi- resume fighting the govern- the U.S. diplomatic mission Capone and one that hasn’t tal, Islamabad, to discuss the ment and foreign troops in in Benghazi, Libya. been used since Prohibition. issue. Momentum for peace neighboring Afghanistan. Senate Majority Leader Joaquin “El Chapo” Guz- talks has grown in recent Others say there is no Harry Reid, D-Nev., has set man is being singled out for weeks as both the Taliban alternative to negotiations the stage for a full Senate vote his role as leader of the pow- and the government have since numerous military on Hagel. Reid filed a motion erful Sinaloa cartel, which said they are interested. operations targeting the Tal- Wednesday to limit debate supplies the bulk of narcotics “We agreed that bringing iban’s sanctuaries in the and force a vote, which is sold in the city, according to peace through talks should be northwest have failed to expected to be held Friday. the Chicago Crime Commis- the first priority,” Asfandyar break the group’s back. While Democrats hold a 55-45 sion and the U.S. Drug Wali Khan,head of the Awami But it is uncertain how much edge in the Senate and have Enforcement Administration. National Party, said at a press common ground the two sides the numbers to confirm Hagel “Not since the Chicago conference after the meeting. would find if they met face-to- on a majority vote, they need Crime Commission’s first The ANP, which is the face. The Taliban have the support of five Republi- Public Enemy No. 1 has any strongest party in the north- demanded that Pakistan sever cans to clear the way for an criminal deserved this title west and has been repeatedly ties with the United States and up-or-down vote on him. more than Joaquin Guzman,” attacked by the Taliban, has impose Islamic law in the Ex-LA cop done in by J.R. Davis, president of 94- taken the lead in calling for country. Neither the country’s year-old Chicago Crime talks with the group. 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Partly Miami Friday Night: Patchy fog. Otherwise, mostly clear, with Cloudy Showers Rain Snow 67°66° | 78° 79° a low around 37. Southeast wind 5 to 7 mph. Weather Underground• AP Saturday: Patchy fog. Otherwise, partly sunny, with a Fronts Pressure high near 57. Light and variable wind. Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall Cold Warm Stationary Low High Willamette Valley Temperature extremes and precipitation Wednesday: High 54, low 45 Tonight: Areas of fog. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, with for the previous 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. Rain: none a low around 37. North northeast wind 5 to 8 mph. Hi Lo Prc Total rainfall to date: 5.16 inches Rainfall to date last year: 6.01 inches Friday: Areas of fog. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, then Astoria 50 41 T Average rainfall to date: 13.75 inches gradually becoming sunny, with a high near 55. Brookings 60 48 0 -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s100s 110s Corvallis 53 37 0 Friday Night: Patchy fog. 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Avrey Walker, 9, and her DISTRESS mother, Christal, are pic- tured on their plane ride to Continued from Page A1 Philadelphia, where Avrey underwent the first part of leases to public and private experimental treatment for researchers — is 76 feet long her recurring leukemia. and 22 feet wide. Those dimensions put it at the upper end of the Coast Guard’s tow- ing capabilities and make it an asset for training. “This is most like the boats they’re going to have to rescue By Alysha Beck, The World Contributed Photo and tow,” auxiliary member Alex Jurrens with U.S. Coast Coast Guard Station Coos Bay throws a Jerry Evans said. rope to the Miss Linda. AVREY Want to help? Chief Warrant Officer Treatment is Chuck Chavtur, commanding ing ropes are lashed from the “We do everything except Various fundraisers have been organized for Avrey Walker: officer of Coast Guard Station bow and stern of the lifeboat law enforcement,” he smiled. experimental I Monday, Feb. 18, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. all proceeds from haircuts at Coos Bay, said 52-foot to the vessel being towed. Reporter Thomas Moriarty Continued from Page A1 Sharon’s Cut ‘n’ Curl in Coquille (each costing $15) will be donated to Avrey’s lifeboats such as the Intrepid Then, one rope is lashed diag- can be reached at 541-269- fund. Sharon’s Cut ‘n’ Curl is located at 65 E. Fifth St., Coquille, 541-396-37 are the Coast Guard’s best- onally from the lifeboat’s bow 1222, ext. 240, or by email at I Saturday, Feb. 22, there will be a karaoke night at Mr. Zack’s Restaurant kept secret. Capable of tow- to the towed vessel’s stern. thomas.moriarty@the- phia. Avrey’s mother said she and Lounge. Donations will be accepted at the door, and T-shirts supporting ing up to 150 tons, they’re the Although both methods worldlink.com. Follow him on was nervous about the Avrey will be available. Good singers are especially encouraged to come help. only lifeboats able tow a ves- sound relatively simple, exe- Twitter at experimental treatment until Mr. Zack’s is located at 90 W. First St., Coquille, 541-396-7111. sel the size of the Miss Linda. cution can be tricky. @ThomasDMoriarty. she contacted someone I Sunday, March 17, from 2- 5 p.m., there will be a Zumba-thon at Pony Only four of them were As one Intrepid crew whose child has received the Village Mall, hosted by many local Zumba instructors, organized by Kimmie ever put into service. The member tried to throw a line same treatment. That little Cook. Cost is $15 for three hours of Zumba, including a T-shirt provided by other three are stationed at to the Miss Linda, auxiliary VISION awards girl was close to death, but Gertrude & Ethel. Party of 4 Entertainment is providing a live DJ. Cone 9 will Yaquina Bay, Cape Disap- members chuckled when the she has fully recovered since be host a beverage bar. pointment and Gray’s Har- line splashed down in front of are Friday receiving the CART 19 treat- I Friday, March 22, there will be a spaghetti dinner and auction at the bor, Wash. the vessel. ment. Coquille Community Building, featuring local band All Fall Short, a silent auc- On Wednesday morning, “That’s why they call this Southwestern Oregon In Philadelphia, some of tion, food and a bar. the Intrepid’s crew spent training.” Community College will Avrey’s cells were extracted I An account has been set up at Sterling Bank, and donations are being three hours practicing differ- The auxiliary doesn’t focus present the VISION 2013 and the five-week wait began accepted at all branches. There also is a GiveForward link on the Pray For ent towing styles. solely on boat operations. awards to 19 students in a cer- as the cells were re-engi- Avrey Facebook page. Evans explained that in Flotilla 51 also helps Air Sta- emony for the winners, their I For more information about Avrey or the fundraisers, call Jenny Forbes neered. choppy open water, a Coast tion North Bend train for hel- families and their high school at 541-297-5481. The Walkers have been Guard boat would use a long icopter rescues. teachers on from 4-4:30 p.m. living in Redmond, though tow from the stern to retrieve And although auxiliary Friday followed by the open- they spend time with family a stricken vessel. But in the members typically fill a train- ing reception for the exhibi- Walker family with medical fundraising, and everything in Coquille. The CART 19 relative calm of the shipping ing role for the Coast Guard , tion from 5-7 p.m. Admission treatment is experimental, expenses for Avrey. else,” Christal Walker said on channel, the side tow, also Pedro said they can perform is free to the public. so insurance doesn’t cover Avrey’s parents are grate- Avrey’s Facebook page. referred to as “taking it on the many of the same duties as For information, contact the costs. ful for all the community has “We’re here to fight and hip,” gives the lifeboat more their service counterparts. the foundation by email foun- Several fundraisers have done to help the family. win this thing,”Aaron Walk- control over the vessel being Safety inspections, waterway [email protected], phone 1- been held or are being “Thank you all for your er said. “And she’s on board rescued. patrols — even search and 800-962-2838, ext. 7211, or planned locally to help the prayers, kind words, with that for sure.” In a side tow, two stabiliz- rescue, when needed. www.socc.edu/foundation.

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The South Coast’s smaller schools will try to advance wrestlers to state in a pair of regional meets this weekend. Coquille hosts the Class 3A District 3 meet Saturday, while Myrtle Point, Gold Beach and Reedsport compete in the Class 2A District 2 meet at Oakridge on Friday and Saturday. Meanwhile, a handful of North Bend wrestlers compete in the Class 4A District 3 meet at South Umpqua High School on Saturday. On the line at each site are spots in the upcoming state tournament, to be held at Memorial Coliseum in Portland. Class 3A District 3 Four teams provide the bulk of the wrestlers in the meet at By Lou Sennick, The World Coquille. SWOCC’s Reece Racoma threads between Lane’s Jeff Fields on the left and Tyler Coleman while bringing the ball downcourt Wednesday night on Speasl Court. Want to Go? I The Class 3A District 3 tournament Titans pull even with SWOCC men starts at 10 a.m. Saturday at Coquille High School. Admission is $4 for adults and $3 for students. contributed to a 19-4 Titans run that turned a moments earlier. BY JOHN GUNTHER I The Class 2A district 2 meet starts at 4 13-8 deficit into a 27-17 lead the Lakers could- The Lakers entered the night alone in sec- The World p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. Saturday at n’t overcome. ond place, a game in front of the Titans. But the Oakridge High School. Admission is $4 for COOS BAY — The Southwestern Oregon “I thought our defense was good,” Hoppe win gave Lane a season sweep of SWOCC and adults and $3 for students and senior citi- Community College men’s basketball team said. “They were tough shots.” also helped Portland pull within a game of the zens (62 and older) each day. Tournament entered Wednesday’s game with a chance to The Titans scored the first 11 points of the sec- Lakers when the Panthers upset league-leading passes are $6 for adults and $4 for stu- gain separation in the NWAACC South Region ond half — two 3-pointers Chemeketa. dents and seniors. standings and enhance its tournament hopes. and a jumper by Coleman With three games left in the season, I The Class 4A District 3 meet starts at Lane’s Tyler Coleman had other ideas. and a trey by Keynan Chemeketa is 8-3, while the Lakers and Lane 11 a.m. Saturday at South Umpqua High The sophomore guard from Eugene led the Middleton — to take their are 7-4. Portland is 6-5 and Mount Hood, the See related photos at School. Admission is $6 for adults and $3 visiting Titans to a 69-64 win, with a fabulous www.theworldlink.com. biggest lead at 39-24. Lakers’ next opponent on Saturday, is 5-6 for students. night that included 33 points and four second- The Lakers chipped along with Clackamas. The top four teams half steals. He nailed 11 of 15 shots from the away, gradually pulling within three points, but advance to the NWAACC tournament. floor, including six 3-pointers, and also shot 5- Coleman came up with several more big plays SWOCC’s next two games are on the road — Glide, perhaps the state’s best for-6 from the line. to secure the lead, including a 3-pointer to beat at Mount Hood on Saturday and Linn-Benton school in the classification, has 19 “He’s just a good player,” said SWOCC the shot clock when SWOCC trailed just 51-48 next Wednesday. A win Saturday would pro- wrestlers this week, while the host coach Trevor Hoppe. “There’s some nights and a crucial steal and layin when the Lakers vide a huge boost, while a loss could make the Red Devils have 18, Lakeview has when guys are hot like that. You try to get trailed by four in the final minute. last week of the regular season tense. 15 and Illinois Valley has 12. Rogue through it, and he made a few too many.” Fittingly, Coleman hit a pair of free throws “We’ve got to go on the road and win,” River, Cascade Christian and The Titans missed their first nine 3-point- with six seconds on the clock to clinch the win Hoppe said. “That’s what makes it fun.” Creswell all have small squads. ers before Coleman got hot late in the first half, after the Lakers had pulled within three one The top three wrestlers in each hitting three straight from behind the arc. He final time on a basket by Dexter Williams SEE MEN | B2 weight class advance to state. Glide has five No. 1 seeds, while Illinois Valley has four, Coquille three and Lakeview two. Victory again eludes Laker women Coquille’s top seeds are Marcus Allen (113 pounds), Michael BY JOHN GUNTHER Eharis had a big night, too, Romine (182) and Austin Ross The World with 13 points, 16 rebounds and six (220). blocks. But she scored just four Kody Courtright (113 pounds), COOS BAY — The points after halftime. Chris Elmer (145), Austin Flood Southwestern Oregon As a team, the Lakers shot just (152) and Sye Yates (170) all are Community College women’s 30 percent after halftime and 33 seeded second for the Red Devils. basketball team had been there percent for the game. Class 2A-1A District 2 before. Unfortunately, the result “We couldn’t seem to get was the same. things going,”said Meg Berry, who The three local teams each have With a chance to beat one of scored 10 points for the Lakers, several wrestlers with high seeds the NWAACC South Region’s elite including two three-point plays in for the event. teams, the Lakers came up short in the first half to keep the game Myrtle Point’s strength is in the the second half, falling 65-49 to close. “We couldn’t get our lower weights. visiting Lane on Wednesday. offense to work.” Trevor Fullerton is seeded first The Titans, No. 2 in the region Point guard Jazmin Bembry led and TJ Lilly second at 120 pounds, behind Clackamas, pulled away in the Lakers with 16 points. Mari while Eli Officer is first and Dallas the final 20 minutes by repeatedly Aguilera added nine, but no other Cagley second at 126 pounds. getting the ball inside against SWOCC players scored until Kyla Riley Train is the No. 2 seed at SWOCC’s defense. The Titans Siri hit a free throw in the final two 138 pounds, and Levi Randall is also feasted on 22 SWOCC minutes. seeded third at 106. Jared Chamley turnovers, which led to 19 points. Lane improved to 9-2 in South is seeded first at 195 pounds. And 31 offensive rebounds yielded Region play, while SWOCC fell to Only two wrestlers in each 17 second-chance points. 5-6. The Lakers dropped a game weight class advance to state, “We limited their dribble pen- behind Umpqua in the race for which means wrestling well will be etration in the first half,” SWOCC fourth place with three games to a priority. coach Mike Herbert said. “We go, though the Riverhawks still “On paper, these kids look limited some of their offensive have to play both Lane and league- good,” Myrtle Point coach rebounds.” leading Clackamas. Marshall Lewis said. “They’ve got When the Lakers were doing SWOCC will be favored in its to show up and get it done.” that, they were in contention, next two games — both on the road Myrtle Point has one of the actually leading 25-24 late in the — against Mount Hood on Saturday larger teams, with 11 wrestlers, but first half before the Titans fin- and Linn-Benton next Wednesday. Lewis said the Bobcats have been ished the half on an 8-1 run. SWOCC finishes at home against hit with illness this week, which Lane then opened the second third-place Chemeketa. If the likely will limit how many kids the half on a 16-3 run, all the points Lakers and Umpqua, who split their team will bring to the tournament. coming inside. The Lakers never two regular-season meetings, end Reedsport has one No. 1 seed, recovered. up tied for fourth place, the Lakers Cameron Winfield at 138 pounds. “The second half, they killed us By Lou Sennick, The World would host a one-game playoff for Reedsport coach Phillip Lopez said with the dribble penetration,” SWOCC’s Jazmin Bembry drives for the basket Wednesday night against Lane during the final spot in the tournament. Jacob Cassaro, seeded third at the Herbert said. the second half of their game. Berry said she has high hopes same weight class, also has a good The game was a rare contest in for the squad. chance of placing in the top two. which SWOCC’s Quynne Eharis who finished with 31 points, 17 finished in double figures, as the “I’m always excited,” she said. Andy Lopez is seeded No. 2 at wasn’t the dominant post player. rebounds and eight blocked shots. Titans’ outside shooters struggled “It would be neat to go back to the 160 pounds, and Daniel Gentry is That was Lane’s Megan Shields, She was the only Lane player who all night. NWAACCs.” the second seed at 285 pounds for the Braves. Kaylynn Hixenbaugh is the No. 3 seed at 113 pounds, and Bryce Barnhart is seeded third at NCAA may suspend players for dangerous hits 132 pounds. Gold Beach’s Brandon Adams is seeded first at 285 pounds, while BY RALPH D. RUSSO injuries. The future of football will be used to determine the ejec- 15-yard penalty will now have an Derek Carl is seeded second at 152. The Associated Press became a hot topic again in the tion part of the penalty, but that ejection tacked on, assuming the lead up to the Super Bowl when call will be made immediately. Playing Rules Oversight Panel Thomas Keeler is the No. 3 seed at The difference between a legal President Barack Obama said if he And that’s troubling to some approves the plan next month. 170. hit and an illegal one in football is had a son “he’d think long and coaches. “Clearly if the guy’s head is Oakland has the most often determined by inches and hard” before letting him play the New Temple coach Matt Rhule, down and he’s launching into a wrestlers, and one of the best in seconds. game. He also voiced concern who spent the past last year as an receiver with the top of his head, the state in 220-pounder Dallas A proposed rule change by the about whether the NCAA was assistant with the New York that should be a penalty,”Arizona Henry. Lowell might be the team NCAA could make those inches doing enough to help college play- Giants, said it might be asking too coach Rich Rodriguez said. “You favorite. Like Myrtle Point, it has and seconds even more important ers deal with long-term health much of replay officials to conduct hate for somebody to get penalized 11 wrestlers. in college football. issues that come from playing a thorough review of a complex for just a good hard hit.” “The guys they have are solid,” A player who delivers a hit to football. play that could result in a player Player safety was the theme of Lewis said. the head of a defenseless oppo- The NFL has been cracking losing the right to participate. the committee’s three-day meet- Class 4A District 3 nent could be kicked out of the down on helmet hits in recent sea- “That seems a high price to pay ing in Indianapolis, with the ejec- game next season under an NCAA sons, handing out more frequent for something that we’re not sure tion for targeting the most notice- North Bend’s top hopefuls in proposal that took a step forward fines and even suspensions. But of,” Rhule said in a telephone able change fans will notice in the district meet are Skyler Wednesday. those penalties are determined interview Wednesday night. 2013 across all NCAA divisions. Midcap and Levi Graber, who both Consider this another high- days later, after the play has been The rules committee said it had The committee also tweaked the finished second in the Far West profile step in the universal effort reviewed. unanimously approved strength- rule on below-the-waist blocks. League meet on Saturday. to make football less dangerous Under the NCAA Football Rules ening of the penalty for intention- and cut down the risk of head Committee proposal, video replay al above-the-shoulder hits. The SEE NCAA | B2 SEE WRESTLING | B2 C M C M Y K Y K

M C M Y K B2 •The World • Thursday,February14,2013 Y K Sports NBA suspends Orlando forward

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS national team, and she served as captain for the game in ORLANDO, Fla. — honor of the milestone. Her Orlando Magic forward Hedo teammates kept trying to set Turkoglu was suspended 20 up the 2012 FIFA player of the games by the NBA after test- year, and Wambach finally ing positive for steroids. converted when Sydney The NBA said Turkoglu Leroux passed to Wambach tested positive for just in front for her 153rd methenolone, an anabolic career goal and 63rd on a steroid. He began serving the header. suspension Wednesday night Megan Rapinoe and when the Magic hosted the Christen Press also scored to Atlanta Hawks. Turkoglu help the Americans gave new took full responsibility for coach Tom Sermanni his sec- the positive test and apolo- ond victory in five days gized to the against his native Scotland. Magic organiza- Sports Americans fall to No. 32 The Associated Press tion, fans in FIFA world rankings Washington’s Desmond Simmons, left, and Oregon’s Arsalan Kazemi battle for the ball in the second half Wednesday. and fel- Shorts ZURICH — The United low team- States dropped four spots to mates. He No. 32 in the latest FIFA said he took medication from rankings after losing a World Lloyd leads Ducks to road win a trainer in Turkey this past Cup qualifier to 51st-ranked summer to help him recover Honduras. from a shoulder injury and World Cup champion SEATTLE (AP) — Johnathan Loyd is much pressure on himself. To have him The victory gave the Ducks 20 victo- mistakenly neglected to Spain leads the rankings and not supposed to be a scorer for No. 23 hit those shots tonight was big for him ries for the 14th time in school history.It check it against the NBA’s list African champion Nigeria Oregon. He wouldn’t be starting if not and big for our team.” would have come sooner if Oregon had- of banned substances. moved up 22 places to No. 30 for a foot injury to freshman Dominic Oregon played its sixth straight game n’t stumbled with consecutive road Rose might not return to after its victory over Burkina Artis. without Artis, and the Ducks continued losses at Stanford and California, fol- Faso in the African Cup of Loyd could not have picked a better to stumble offensively without their lowed by a home loss to Colorado. Bulls lineup this season Nations final. time for his biggest scoring outburst of starting point guard. But their defensive Oregon got back on track by beating BOSTON — Chicago Bulls Spain leads an unchanged the season. effort was stingy enough to hand Utah at home last Saturday and then point guard Derrick Rose said top three ahead of Germany Loyd scored all 11 of his points in the Washington its seventh loss in eight followed up by extending Washington’s he is making progress in his and Argentina. Fourth-place second half, Damyean Dotson finished games. It was the first time Oregon has slide. rehab from reconstructive England improved two places with 13 and Oregon snapped a two- swept Washington in the regular season Arsalan Kazemi finished with 11 knee surgery but his left leg after beating 18th-ranked game road losing streak with a 65-52 since 1995. points, Carlos Emory added 10 and E.J. “still isn’t right.” Brazil in an exhibition last win over Washington on Wednesday Oregon got a scare it didn’t need Singler had nine for the Ducks. Rose spoke with reporters week. Italy dropped to No.5. night. when Loyd was fouled jumping for pass “We were in kind of a shock after we after Wednesday night’s 71- The top ranked African The Ducks (20-5, 9-3 Pac-12) had with 1:36 left. As he came down his left lost to Stanford and we couldn’t get 69 loss to the Celtics in country is No. 12 Ivory Coast, dropped three of four, losing their grasp knee buckled and he stayed down on the ourselves prepared to play 40-minute Boston. He says he’s doing which lost to Nigeria in the on sole possession of first place in the floor for about a minute before walking games, but I think we’re getting that more every week, but he still quarterfinals. conference. They regained it for at least very slowly to the Ducks’ bench. He feeling back,” Kazemi said. “The game can’t dunk. Rose said the Mexico leads CONCACAF 24 hours, moving a half-game ahead of eventually walked off the floor at the against Utah helped us a lot.” team is leaving it to him to nations at No. 15. Japan leads Arizona and UCLA, who both play end of the game on his own with only a Washington leading scorer C.J. decide when he feels ready, Asian nations at No. 28, tonight. slight limp. Wilcox continued to struggle. He but he says he won’t let the down seven places. And they can thank Loyd, who Loyd didn’t believe the injury was missed his first six shots and finished 3 injury change the way he admittedly has put extra pressure on serious. of 13 for nine points. Wilcox has been plays. He wants to make sure Timbers pick up one of himself since being inserted into the “I think I’ll be fine. I don’t think I’ll bothered by a foot problem that has he can handle being banged Porter’s former players starting lineup while Artis is out. miss any games or anything like that,” limited his practice time. Washington around inside. PORTLAND — The “I was just so happy for him to hit a Loyd said. “I was a little nervous shot just 35 percent and its 52 points Portland Timbers acquired few shots tonight,” Oregon coach Dana because when I was in high school, I did tied for the third-fewest in a game dur- COLLEGE BASKETBALL midfielder Ben Zemanski Altman said. “He carries the weight of the same thing, hyperextended it, and I ing Lorenzo Romar’s tenure as coach. Kentucky freshman Noel from Chivas USA on the world on his shoulders. He wants to was out for two months. I don’t think Abdul Gaddy led the Huskies (13-12, help the team so bad, I think he puts too this one’s that severe, though.” 5-7) with 17 points. is done for the season Wednesday for allocation LEXINGTON, Ky. — money and the right of first Kentucky received the news refusal to defender Jonathan it dreaded when freshman Bornstein. Beavers hold on for win over Cougars forward Nerlens Noel was The 24-year-old declared out for the season Zemanski has two goals and PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) — games ago, we wouldn’t with a torn ligament in his seven assists in 72 games in Roberto Nelson had 17 points make that play. Shoot, one left knee. three MLS seasons. and Oregon State held off a game ago we wouldn’t,” Noel tore his ACL on Before he was selected in late-game surge to beat Robinson said. Tuesday night when No. 25 the third round of the 2010 Washington State 67-66 on Washington State had a Kentucky lost at Florida. An MLS SuperDraft, Zemanski Wednesday night. good look at a tying 3-point- MRI revealed the injury, and was a standout at the Oregon State lost a 15- er but missed. Langs Morris- the 6-foot-10 forward will University of Akron under point second-half lead after Walker pulled down the have surgery in the next two then-coach Caleb Porter, the Cougars went on a late rebound, and the Cougars or three weeks. The projected who is now head coach of the 20-6 run. D.J Shelton hit were forced to foul. Morris- recovery period is six to eight Timbers. back-to-back 3-pointers at Walker went 1 of 2 from the months. Bornstein was acquired by the end of the run to pull free-throw line before the Timbers in the 2010 Washington State within 64- Devonte Lacy hit a meaning- HOCKEY expansion draft, but current- 63 with a minute remaining. less 3 at the buzzer. ly plays for the first-division The Cougars hit six consecu- Eric Moreland added 11 Ottawa player suffers cut Mexican club Tigres UANL. tive 3s during the stretch. points and 14 rebounds, and from opponent’s skate “Part of the reason it was Challe Barton scored 11 PITTSBURGH — Ottawa COLLEGE BASEBALL interesting is because we points and hit three 3-point- Senators defenseman Erik USC fires coach over haven’t won one like this. We ers, for Oregon State (13-12, Karlsson will need surgery to practice violations were trying a little too hard, The Associated Press 3-9 Pac-12). repair his left Achilles after so you make some aggressive Oregon State guard Ahmad Starks drives to the hoop Wednesday. DaVonte Lacy had a career the tendon was cut by a skate LOS ANGELES — mistakes out there,” Oregon high 27 points and hit seven blade late in the second peri- Southern California has fired State coach Craig Robinson Beavers up 66-63. there at the end and make 3-pointers, and Brock od against Pittsburgh. baseball coach Frank Cruz for said. “We have been through that play down here. That Motum added 16 points, for The Norris Trophy winner violating NCAA rules regard- Nelson’s tip-in on the this enough where we were offensive rebound was just Washington State (11-14, 2- last season as the NHL’s top ing limits on practice time next possession put the able to gather ourselves right unbelievable. See, three 10). defenseman, Karlsson was and organized team activi- cut by Penguins forward ties. Matt Cooke’s skate blade as Trojans athletic director Pat Haden announced cussion or other type of intentionally target a Reed was suspended for a the two tangled along the NCAA boards. Karlsson leads NHL Wednesday that Cruz has injury that caused him to miss defenseless player in order to game by the NFL this season been dismissed and that the significant playing time. overturn the call on the field. for repeated hits to the head defensemen with six goals, Rule addresses scoring three times in his school has self-imposed a “It’s not a gigantic num- Calhoun said the 15-yard and neck area of defenseless reduction in the number of safety issue ber,”Calhoun said of the 99. portion of the penalty would players. On appeal, that was previous four games. Karlsson immediately fell to practice hours for the base- From Page B1 “Ultimately, our goal is zero. not be reviewable. overturned. ball team this season and Is that realistic? I don’t know Rhule was a college assis- “We should always err on the ice and was in visible pain. He needed help getting next. if zero is. But I know any time tant from 1998-2011 before the side of safety,” he said. USC has alerted the Chairman and Air Force back to the bench and you involve an ejection, we’re spending 2012 working for “But what is the mechanism NCAA and Pac-12 of the coach Troy Calhoun said the showed frustration, throwing going to see that number go Tom Coughlin with the for after the fact, if a penalty infraction and the universi- committee wanted to address down drastically immediate- Giants. He returned to happens in the first half, and his stick against the boards ty-imposed actions. clear instances where a ly.” Temple, where he worked a young man sits out and his before disappearing down Cruz was 48-63 in two defender is leading with the If the penalty occurs in under Al Golden for five team loses? Then they go the runway. seasons with the Trojans. crown of his head to hit a the first half, the player years, to lead the program in back and look at it and they PRO FOOTBALL Associate head coach Dan defenseless player above the would be ejected for the December. determine it wasn’t an illegal Hubbs, a former Trojans shoulders. remainder of the game. If the He’d like to see college hit. There was no intent to Vikings pick up option pitcher in his second season “It’s a real problem in the penalty occurs in the second football take the NFL’s target the head. What are on Frazier’s contract as a coach with USC, has sport,”he said, “and we need half or overtime, the player is approach. Throw a flag dur- they then going to do?” MINNEAPOLIS — After been promoted to head to eliminate it.” ejected for the remainder of ing the game, but when it Rhule said suspending a leading the Minnesota coach. Last season, Calhoun said, the game and the first half of comes to sitting a player player after a thorough Vikings to a surprising play- there were 99 targeting the next game. down, let that decision be review accomplishes the off berth last season, coach GOLF penalties called in the The rule would allow for made later by an impartial same thing as ejecting him, Leslie Frazier had a contract Football Bowl Subdivision the ejection portion of the panel, away from the pres- but removes the uncertainty Teenage star shoots 63 option picked up for 2014. that, under the proposed rule, penalty to be reviewed sures of a game. that comes with a difficult to open LPGA season The Vikings announced would have called for an ejec- through video replay. The The NFL also allows play- call. they exercised the fourth- CANBERRA, Australia — tion. He said the player on the replay official must have ers to appeal suspensions and “I would love to see have year option, helping Frazier Teen star Lydia Ko shot a receiving end of the hit in conclusive evidence that the fine. the same punishment,” Rhule avoid what would have been a 10-under 63 today to take many cases sustained a con- penalized player didn’t Ravens star safety Ed said, “but after the fact.” lame-duck season in 2013 the first-round lead in the while also giving the team LPGA Tour’s season-open- some flexibility going for- ing Women’s Australian MEN effort and our toughness “He’s a tough young man.” WRESTLING ward. Open. were all there.” Grandinetti and Williams The 15-year-old amateur Williams boosts Riley Grandinetti led the were the only two Lakers in From Page B1 SOCCER won the New Zealand Lakers with 24 points, double figures. SWOCC shot Women’s Open on Sunday Lakers in return including five 3-pointers. But just 37 percent from the floor The top four placers in Wambach scores during for her third victory in a pro- he was bottled up most of the and 8-for-27 (30 percent) each weight class advance to her 200th U.S. match fessional tournament. Last from toe injury second half by Coleman, and from 3-point range. state in the event, which NASHVILLE, Tenn. — year, Ko won the New South From Page B1 the Lakers had difficulty Lane actually had a worse includes the Far West and Abby Wambach scored on a Wales Open to become the finding him for open shots shooting percentage from the Skyline leagues. diving header in the 51st youngest player to win a pro during their comeback. floor but capitalized on its Midcap (113 pounds) and minute, and the U.S. tour event and the Canadian Despite Wednesday’s loss, SWOCC also got a big chances from the line, hitting Graber (126) both reached the women’s soccer team beat Open to become the the coach said he was pleased boost from Williams, who 16-for-20 in the second half state meet last year. Scotland 3-1 on Wednesday youngest LPGA Tour winner. with how his team played. had 16 points — 13 in the sec- and 21-for-28 for the game. North Bend’s only other night to give Wambach a vic- She also won the U.S. “I’m just proud of how we ond half — in his best game The Lakers were just 12- wrestlers to advance, all by tory in her 200th interna- Women’s Amateur. battled them,” Hoppe said. since returning to the lineup for-19 on free throws. Aside placing fourth at the league tional match. Colombia’s Mariajo Uribe “They’re a good team. We after missing a few games from Williams and meet, were Alex Backman (113 Wambach became the was a stroke back while played them tough. with a dislocated toe. Grandinetti, the team shot pounds), Shane Keeling (132) eighth American to play at South Korea’s Jiyai Shin was “Our defense and our “He’s good,” Hoppe said. just 1-for-6. and Aaron Wagner (170). least 200 games for the two behind after a 65. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Thursday, February14,2013 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Clippers Blazers limp into dunk All-Star break Rockets NEW ORLEANS (AP) — and 14 of its last 26 games. Anthony Davis stormed “I’ve seen a lot of growth down the lane, soared over a from a lot of our guys,” THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cluster of players under the Hornets coach Monty basket, snagged a missed Williams said. LOS ANGELES — Caron layup as it bounced off the But while the Hornets Butler scored 17 of his 19 front rim and slammed it (19-34) would have to win 22 points in the opening quarter down. of their last 29 games just to when the Clippers shot 77 With that, the worst scor- finish at .500, the Trail percent and Los Angeles led ing slump the Hornets’ cele- Blazers (25-28), are still in all the way in beating the brated rookie could ever contention to snag one of the Houston Rockets 106-96 on recall at any level of basket- last playoff spots in the Wednesday night for their ball ended. Western Conference, if they third win in a row. Davis had 21 points and 11 can quickly figure out what’s Blake Griffin had 20 rebounds, and the New wrong. points and 11 rebounds, Orleans Hornets handed the “We are still not out of it Chauncey Billups had 19 Portland Trail Blazers their by any means” Matthews points, Jamal Crawford fifth straight loss, 99-63 on said. “To be injured in the scored 13 points Wednesday night. first minute-and-a-half and and Chris “When you see the ball go not be able to fight with my NBA Paul had 10 through — a free throw, jump team was tough.” points and shot, layup, dunk, whatever The Hornets led by 12 at Recap 11 assists as it is — the confidence just halftime and took total con- the Clippers builds back up,” Davis said. trol in the second half, when started all their “When I got that first dunk, they outshot Portland 56.8 regulars after the lineup had the confidence was rising percent (25 of 44) to 34.2 per- been hit by injuries during and I just tried to keep feed- cent (13 of 38) and outscored their recent Grammy road ing on it.” the Blazers 61-37. trip. Davis, whose 0-for-7 The Hornets also outre- Chandler Parsons scored shooting night on Monday in bounded Portland 26-14 17 points, Jeremy Lin added Detroit made him 1 of 13 in during the final two periods 14 points and James his previous two games, was on their way to a lead as large Anderson had a season-high 10 of 17 against Portland. He as 39 points. 14 for the Rockets, who have scored on an array of dunks, By the fourth quarter, the lost five straight to the tip-shots and even jumpers only drama concerned Clippers and three of five from as deep as 20 feet. whether New Orleans would overall. For Davis, it seemed like a reach 100, a mark at which Spurs 96, Cavaliers 95: just result after he went to fans could get free french Kawhi Leonard made a 3- the practice gym on Tuesday fries. But reserve Lance pointer with 2.9 seconds The Associated Press — while the rest of the team Thomas missed a free throw remaining to give San Los Angeles forward Caron Butler dunks during the first half against the Houston Rockets on Wednesday. was given the day off — and with 11.6 seconds left and Antonio its 14th win in 15 worked on his shooting. was roundly booed. The games. because Knicks star Carmelo hit all of his five 3-point The Celtics’ eight points “I was trying to keep my Hornets regained possession Leonard’s basket came Anthony was just as bad. attempts. in the third quarter were the mind right,” said Davis, once more in the final sec- after Dion Waiters’ jumper Anthony finished with 12 Pacers 101, Bobcats 77: team’s fewest in a period this who’s been selected to play in onds and Brian Roberts ran with 9.5 seconds to go put points and 12 rebounds but Paul George posted his first season. an exhibition game involving out the clock in the back Cleveland up 95-93. shot 5 of 24 for the Knicks, career triple-double with 23 Pistons 96, Wizards 85: top young players during this court with a bemused The Spurs had stars Tim who dropped their final two points, 12 rebounds and a Will Bynum scored six of his weekend’s NBA All-Star fes- expression on his face as Duncan, Tony Parker and games leading into the All- career-high 12 assists, and 20 points during a late run to tivities in Houston. “I wasn’t more boos rained down. Manu Ginobili on the floor Star break. Indiana snapped a two-game help lead Detroit to a win going to take the day off.” Afterward, Thomas wrote together for the first time J.R. Smith led the Knicks skid with a win over over Washington. Ryan Anderson added 14 on his Twitter page that he since Jan. 13. Parker led the with 26 points. Charlotte. Emeka Okafor had 20 points and Jason Smith 13, would be at a downtown Spurs with 24 points. Mavericks 123, Kings Byron Mullens led the points for the Wizards. both in reserve roles. Greivis fast-food restaurant for an Duncan, who had missed 100: Vince Carter scored 26 Bobcats with 19 points and Bucks 94, 76ers 92: Vasquez had 10 points and hour on Thursday night to eight of the last nine games points to pass Larry Bird on Gerald Henderson chipped in Monta Ellis scored 28 points, eight assists. buy fries for anyone with a with a sore left knee, scored the NBA’s career scoring list, 14. Brandon Jennings added 21 Damian Lillard had 12 ticket stub. 13 points in 25 minutes. and Dallas Mavericks headed Hawks 108, Magic 76: and Milwaukee rallied in the points and Victor Claver 11 “I was wondering why Ginobili had five points in into the All-Star break with a Josh Smith had 30 points and fourth quarter for a victory for Portland, which lost everybody was so hyped with nine minutes off the bench victory against Sacramento. 10 rebounds, and Al Horford over Philadelphia. starting guard Wesley me shooting free throws after missing nine of the last Carter scored 17 of Dallas’ added 26 points and 12 Milwaukee heads into the Matthews to a sprained right when we’re up by 30, but 13 games with a tight left last 21 points in the third rebounds to help Atlanta All-Star break with a four- ankle early in the game and when I choked, I looked up hamstring quarter to help turn aside a blow past Orlando. game lead over the 76ers for played poorly throughout, (at the scoreboard) and I Kyrie Irving, who had a Sacramento rally. He made Jameer Nelson and the eighth and final playoff shooting 32.4 percent (24 of went, ‘Aw, free french fries,’” season-low six points, five of seven 3-pointers in the Andrew Nicholson led the spot in the Eastern 74) and turning the ball over Thomas said. missed a desperation runner quarter and ended the night Magic with 10 points apiece. Conference. 18 times. Portland’s hopes of end- as time expired for the with 21,796 career points for No other Orlando players Evan Turner had 20 “It is embarrassing — one ing its recent skid took an Cavaliers. 29th on the all-time list. Bird reached double-figures. points for Philadelphia. of the most embarrassing early hit when Matthews, Raptors 92, Knicks 88: had 21,791. Celtics 71, Bulls 69: Jazz 97, Timberwolves nights of the year,” Portland who averages 15.2 points per Reserve Alan Anderson Tyreke Evans scored 23 to Kevin Garnett scored eight of 93: Al Jefferson had 20 forward Nicolas Batum said. game, collided with Austin scored 26 points in one of the lead the Kings. his 12 points in the fourth points and 11 rebounds, and “It’s a rough way to go into Rivers, hurting his ankle as he few good offensive perform- Nets 119, Nuggets 108: quarter and added 11 Paul Millsap scored 21 points the All-Star break, losing five fell awkwardly. ances for either team, and Joe Johnson scored 26 points, rebounds, and Boston over- to power Utah Jazz to a victo- games in a row with a big The way the Blazers were Toronto beat New York for its including five 3-pointers, came poor shooting to beat ry over Minnesota. loss, so we just need to get shooting, they could ill afford fourth straight victory. and C.J Watson added 25 Chicago. Derrick Williams had 24 back on track” next week. to lose him. DeMar DeRozan added 20 points and five 3s to help Joakim Noah had 10 points and a career-high 16 New Orleans, whose Portland shot 30.6 per- points for the Raptors, who Brooklyn beat Denver. points and 16 rebounds, and rebounds for the record was once as bad as 5- cent (11 of 36) in the opening overcame a 4-for-21 per- Ty Lawson led the Carlos Boozer had 11 and 11 Timberwolves, who shot a 22, heads into the All-Star half and turned the ball over formance from Rudy Gay Nuggets with 26 points and for Chicago. season-low 34 percent. break having won four of five 11 times. Scoreboard

Milwaukee 26 25 .510 5 Arizona 8 3 18 3 Mount Hood 0 11 2 20 Toronto at Carolina, 4 p.m. 1 Wednesday’s Scores On The Air Local Schedule Detroit 21 33 .389 11⁄2 UCLA 8 3 18 6 Washington at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. Cleveland 16 37 .302 16 Arizona State 7 5 18 7 Lane 65, SWOCC 49 Montreal at Florida, 4:30 p.m. Today Today WESTERN CONFERENCE Stanford 6 5 15 9 Umpqua 84, Linn-Benton 69 Phoenix at Nashville, 5 p.m. NBA Basketball — Miami at Oklahoma City, 5 No local events scheduled. Southwest Division W L Pct GB California 6 5 14 9 Chemeketa 83, Portland 62 Colorado at Minnesota, 5 p.m. p.m., TNT; Los Angeles Clippers at Los Angeles San Antonio 42 12 .778 — USC 6 5 11 13 Clackamas 108, Mount Hood 65 Friday’s Games Friday, Feb. 15 1 Lakers, 7:30 p.m., TNT. Memphis 33 18 .647 7⁄2 Colorado 5 6 15 8 Saturday’s Games Boston at Buffalo, 4 p.m. High School Boys Basketball — Midwestern 1 Men’s College Basketball — Wisconsin at League: Willamette at Marshfield, 7 p.m. Far Houston 29 26 .527 13⁄2 Washington 5 7 13 12 SWOCC at Mount Hood Philadelphia at New Jersey, 4 p.m. Minnesota, 4 p.m., ESPN; LSU at South Carolina,, Dallas 23 29 .442 18 Oregon State 3 9 13 12 Umpqua at Portland Pittsburgh at Winnipeg, 4 p.m. West League: North Bend at Douglas, 7:30 p.m.; 1 4 p.m., ESPN2; St. John’s at Louisville, 6 p.m., South Umpqua at Siuslaw, 7:30 p.m.; Sutherlin New Orleans 19 34 .358 22⁄2 Utah 3 9 11 13 Chemeketa at Linn-Benton Anaheim at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. ESPN; UCLA at California, 6 p.m., ESPN2; at Brookings-Harbor, 7:30 p.m. Class 2A District Northwest Division W L Pct GB Washington State 2 10 11 14 Clackamas at Lane San Jose at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. Gonzaga at St. Mary’s, 8 p.m., ESPN2. 1 Playoffs at Medford: Gold Beach vs. Bonanza, 5 Oklahoma City 39 13 .750 — Wednesday’s Scores Lane 65, SWOCC 49 St. Louis at Calgary, 6 p.m. Women’s College Basketball — Iowa State at p.m.; Myrtle Point vs. Lost River, 8 p.m. Skyline Denver 33 21 .611 7 Utah 60, Arizona State 55 LANE (9-2): Megan Shileds 31, Courtney Dallas at Vancouver, 7 p.m. Oklahoma, 5 p.m., Root Sports. Utah 30 24 .556 10 Oregon State 67, Washington State 66 Columbus at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. League Playoffs: Pacific vs. Camas Valley, 3:30 1 Walchli 9, Nicole Hannifan 8, Simone Thompson Golf — PGA Tour Northern Trust Open, noon, Golf p.m., Umpqua Community College. Portland 25 28 .472 14⁄2 Oregon 65, Washington 52 6, Kersey Wilcox 5, Renee Lucero 3, Danielle Channel; LPGA Women’s Australian open, 9:30 High School Girls Basketball — Marshfield at Minnesota 19 31 .380 19 Today’s Games Schmidt 2, Tori Mahaffie 1, Madison Moore, Transactions a.m., Golf Channel; European Tour Africa Open, 6 Willamette, 7 p.m. Far West League: North Bend at Pacific Division W L Pct GB UCLA at California, 6 p.m. Jordan Wilcox. a.m., Golf Channel. L.A. 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High School Girls Basketball — North Bend at Elkton, 5 p.m., Umpqua Community College. Wednesday’s Games UCLA at Stanford, 1 p.m. National League Douglas, 6 p.m., K-Light (98.7 FM); Marshfield at High School Swimming — North Bend at Class San Antonio 96, Cleveland 95 Arizona State at Colorado, 6 p.m. Hockey PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Agreed to terms with Willamette, 7 p.m., KMHS (1420 AM). 4A-3A-2A-1A state meet, 9 a.m., Gresham; Indiana 101, Charlotte 77 Sunday’s Games 3B Brandon Inge on a minor league contract. NBA Basketball — All-Star Celebrity Game, 4 Marshfield at Class 5A state meet, 1:45 p.m., Atlanta 108, Orlando 76 Arizona at Utah, noon BASKETBALL p.m., ESPN; Rising Stars Challenge, 6 p.m., Gresham. Boston 71, Chicago 69 USC at California, 7 p.m. NHL National Basketball Association Toronto 92, New York 88 EASTERN CONFERENCE TNT. High School Wrestling — Reedsport, Gold Beach NWAACC NBA — Suspended Orlando F Hedo Turkoglu Men’s College Basketball — Georgetown at and Myrtle Point at regional tournament, Brooklyn 119, Denver 108 Atlantic GP W L OT Pts GF GA 20 games after testing positive for Cincinnati, 6 p.m., ESPN. Oakridge, 4 p.m. Detroit 96, Washington 85 South Region Men New Jersey 13 8 2 3 19 35 28 methenolone. Utah 97, Minnesota 93 Auto Racing — NASCAR Sprint Cup The Sprint Saturday, Feb. 16 League Overall Pittsburgh 14 9 5 0 18 45 34 FOOTBALL New Orleans 99, Portland 63 N.Y. Rangers 12 7 5 0 14 33 30 Unlimited practice, 2 p.m., Speed Channel. High School Swimming — North Bend at Class W L W L National Football League Milwaukee 94, Philadelphia 92 Philadelphia 14 6 7 1 13 34 40 Western Hockey League — Tri-City at Portland, 7 4A-3A-2A-1A state meet, 8:15 a.m., Gresham; Chemeketa 8 3157 CLEVELAND BROWNS — Signed P Spencer Dallas 123, Sacramento 100 N.Y. Islanders 12 4 7 1 9 36 43 p.m., Root Sports. Marshfield at Class 5A state meet, 1 p.m., Gresham. Lane 7 4 19 6 Lanning. L.A. Clippers 106, Houston 96 Northeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA Golf — PGA Tour Northern Trust Open, noon, Golf High School Wrestling — North Bend at regional SWOCC 7 4 12 11 MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Exercised their Today’s Games Boston 11 8 1 2 18 32 25 Channel; LPGA Women’s Australian open, 9:30 tournament, South Umpqua, TBA; Coquille hosts Portland 6 5 10 13 fourth-year contract option on coach Leslie Miami at Oklahoma City, 5 p.m. Ottawa 14 7 5 2 16 35 27 a.m., Golf Channel; Champions Tour Ace Group regional tournament at Coquille, 10 a.m.; Mount Hood 5 6 9 14 Frazier. L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. Toronto 13 8 5 0 16 39 33 Classic, 3:30 p.m., Golf Channel. Reedsport, Gold Beach and Myrtle Point at region- Clackamas 5 6 13 12 NEW YORK GIANTS — Signed PK David Friday’s Games Montreal 12 7 4 1 15 35 33 Saturday, Feb. 16 al tournament, Oakridge, 4 p.m. Umpqua 4 7 7 15 Buehler. No Games Scheduled Buffalo 14 5 8 1 11 39 48 Men’s College Basketball — Villanova at High School Boys Basketball — Pacific at Skyline Linn-Benton 29 615 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Named Tom Gamble Southeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA Connecticut, 9 a.m., ESPN; Xavier at Dayton, 9 League Playoffs, Umpqua Community College, Hornets 99, Blazers 63 Wednesday’s Scores vice president of player personnel. Carolina 12 7 4 1 15 38 36 a.m., ESPN2; Kentucky at Tennessee, 10 a.m., TBA, 3:30 p.m.; Gold Beach and Myrtle Point at PORTLAND (63): Batum 1-10 0-0 3, Aldridge 2- Lane 69, SWOCC 64 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Signed CB Will Tampa Bay 12 6 5 1 13 46 36 CBS; La Salle vs. St. Joseph’s, 10 a.m., NBC Class 2A District 1 Playoffs, Medford, 3 p.m., TBA. 11 2-2 6, Hickson 4-5 2-2 10, Lillard 4-15 4-4 12, Umpqua 79, Linn-Benton 67 Blackmon. Winnipeg 12 5 6 1 11 32 40 Sports Network; Purdue at Indiana, 11 a.m., High School Girls Basketball — Pacific at Skyline Matthews 0-0 0-0 0, Claver 5-10 0-0 11, Leonard Portland 81, Chemeketa 71 HOCKEY Florida 12 4 6 2 10 30 46 ESPN; Virginia Tech at North Carolina State, 11 League Playoffs, Umpqua Community College, 1-3 4-4 6, Barton 4-12 1-1 9, Price 0-2 0-0 0, Clackamas 108, Mount Hood 65 National Hockey League Washington 13 4 8 1 9 36 46 a.m., ESPN2; Southern Methodist at Tulane, TBA, 2 p.m. or 5 p.m.; Gold Beach and Reedsport at Freeland 3-5 0-0 6, Babbitt 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 24- Saturday’s Games COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS — Named Jarmo WESTERN CONFERENCE 11:30 a.m., Root Sports; Missouri at Arkansas, 1 Class 2A District 1 Playoffs, St. Mary’s High School, 74 13-13 63. SWOCC at Mount Hood Kekalainen general manager. Central GP W L OT Pts GF GA p.m., ESPN; UCLA at Stanford, 1 p.m., ESPN2; TBA, 1:30 p.m. NEW ORLEANS (99): Aminu 5-9 0-0 10, Davis Umpqua at Portland PITTSBURGH PENGUINS — Traded F Eric Chicago 13 10 0 3 23 44 28 Gonzaga at San Francisco, 1:30 p.m., Root Men’s College Basketball — SWOCC at Mount 10-17 1-2 21, Lopez 2-6 1-2 5, Vasquez 3-8 3-4 10, Chemeketa at Linn-Benton Tangradi to Winnipeg for a 2013 seventh-round Detroit 13 7 4 2 16 36 36 Sports; Duke at Maryland, 3 p.m., ESPN; Detroit Hood, 4 p.m. Rivers 3-6 2-2 8, Anderson 6-14 0-0 14, J.Smith Clackamas at Lane draft pick. Nashville 13 6 3 4 16 25 26 at Valparaiso, 3 p.m., ESPN2; Oregon at Women’s College Basketball — SWOCC at Mount 6-11 1-2 13, Roberts 2-5 2-2 7, Mason 3-7 0-0 6, Lane 69, SWOCC 64 WINNIPEG JETS — Traded F Alexei Washington State, 4 p.m., Pac-12 Networks; St. Louis 13 7 5 1 15 43 43 Ponikarovsky to the New Jersey Devils for a 2013 Hood, 2 p.m. Miller 1-4 0-0 3, Thomas 0-0 2-4 2, Henry 0-0 0- LANE (7-4): Tyler Coleman 33, Keynan Princeton at Harvard, 4 p.m., NBC Sports Columbus 13 4 7 2 10 30 41 seventh round draft pick and a 2014 fourth 0 0. Totals 41-87 12-18 99. Middleton 11, Levi Strandberg 8, Byron Johnson Network; Saint Mary’s at Loyola Marymount, 4 Northwest GP W L OT Pts GF GA round draft pick. Portland 14 12 18 19 — 63 6, Jarred Kelsay 4, Alexander Coleman 2, Alex p.m., Root Sports; Georgia at Mississippi, 5 p.m., Pro Basketball Vancouver 12 8 2 2 18 35 25 SOCCER New Orleans 19 19 29 32 — 99 MacNeil 2, Santiago Silva 2, Jeff Fields 1, Tre ESPN2; Texas at Kansas, 6 p.m., ESPN; San Diego Edmonton 13 5 5 3 13 29 34 Major League Soccer 3-Point Goals—Portland 2-17 (Claver 1-5, Clark. State at UNLV, 6 p.m., NBC Sports Network; NBA Minnesota 13 6 6 1 13 27 32 CHIVAS USA — Agreed to trade M Ben Batum 1-6, Price 0-1, Babbitt 0-1, Barton 0-2, SWOCC (7-4): Riley Grandinetti 24, Dexter Boise State at New Mexico, 6 p.m., Root Sports; EASTERN CONFERENCE Calgary 11 4 4 3 11 33 39 Zemanski to Portland for allocation money and Lillard 0-2), New Orleans 5-12 (Anderson 2-5, Williams 16, Anthony Heintzman 8, Nick Scott 6, Oregon State at Washington, 8 p.m., Root Atlantic Division W L Pct GB Roberts 1-2, Miller 1-2, Vasquez 1-2, Mason 0-1). Colorado 11 4 6 1 9 23 29 the right of first refusal for D Jonathan Da’Lorian Sampson 4, Reece Racoma 3, Cody Sports. New York 32 18 .640 — Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Portland 41 Pacific GP W L OT Pts GF GA Bornstein. 1 Cozad 2, Dakota Allen 1, Bryan Boswell, Dereck NBA Basketball — All-Star Saturday (skills chal- Brooklyn 31 22 .585 2⁄2 (Claver 6), New Orleans 61 (Davis 11). Assists— Anaheim 12 9 2 1 194233 COLLEGE Miller, LaDarrell Mongkholtham. lenge, shooting stars, 3-point contest and dunk Boston 28 24 .538 5 Portland 19 (Batum 6), New Orleans 26 (Vasquez San Jose 13 7 3 3 17 36 29 MEMPHIS — Signed football coach Justin 1 Halftime: Lane 28, SWOCC 24. contest), 5:30 p.m., TNT. Philadelphia 22 29 .431 10⁄2 8). Total Fouls—Portland 12, New Orleans 13. A— Dallas 14 7 6 1 15 34 36 Fuente to a one-year contract extension through 1 Auto Racing — NASCAR Sprint Cup Daytona 500 Toronto 21 32 .396 12⁄2 11,656 (17,188). South Region Women Phoenix 13 6 5 2 14 35 35 the 2017 season. practice, 8 a.m. and 11 a.m., Speed Channel; Southeast Division W L Pct GB League Overall Los Angeles 11 4 5 2 10 26 32 MISSISSIPPI STATE — Promoted wide receivers NASCAR Sprint Cup Spring Unlimited, 5 p.m., Fox; Miami 35 14 .714 — College Basketball W L W L NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- coach Tim Brewster to assistant head coach and NHRA O’Reilly Auto Parts Winternationals, 7 p.m., Atlanta 29 22 .569 7 Clackamas 11 0 21 3 time loss. tight ends coach. Named Billy Gonzales wide ESPN2. Washington 15 36 .294 21 Lane 9 2 23 2 Wednesday’s Games receivers coach. 1 Pac-12 Standings Golf — PGA Tour Northern Trust Open, 10 a.m., Orlando 15 37 .288 21⁄2 Chemeketa 8 3 15 9 Pittsburgh 4, Ottawa 2 OKLAHOMA — Fired defensive tackles coach 1 Golf Channel, and noon, CBS; LPGA Women’s Charlotte 12 40 .231 24⁄2 Pac-12 Men Umpqua 6 5 16 8 St. Louis 4, Detroit 3, OT Jackie Shipp and offensive line assistant Bruce Australian open, noon, Golf Channel; Champions Central Division W L Pct GB League Overall SWOCC 5 6 12 11 Calgary 7, Dallas 4 Kittle. Tour Ace Group Classic, 3:30 p.m., Golf Channel; Indiana 32 21 .604 — W L W L Linn-Benton 3 8 6 17 Today’s Games UNLV — Named Tim Hauck defensive coordi- 1 European Tour Africa Open, 6 a.m., Golf Channel. Chicago 30 22 .577 1⁄2 Oregon 9 3 20 5 Portland 2 9 318 N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 4 p.m. nator and cornerbacks coach. C M C M Y K Y K

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BY JOHN GUNTHER was nipped by top seed Henley in The World the district meet. “There’s going to be some good North Bend has five girls com- racing,” Richmond said. “There peting in the state swim meet, but were some good races at district coach Chris Richmond said that and they are going to carry over. might be enough to win a state title. “That 200 free relay should be a “I think it’s going to be a pretty real barn-burner again.” good state meet,” he said. “I think North Bend’s boys also could the girls have a chance to win it. have a good meet. They’ve got some work to do.” Freshman Karl Stuntzner- Marshfield, meanwhile, fresh off Gibson is seeded first in the 500 its third straight Midwestern freestyle and fifth in the 100 but- League girls title, is hoping for a terfly and Noah Langlie could score better showing at state than last in those events, too. year, when the Pirates finished 10th Amedee Kirkpatrick qualified with nine points. for state in the 200 individual med- “I’m hoping we have a great ley and James Jordan in the 50 meet,” coach Kathe Stufflebean freestyle and they combine with said. Stuntzner-Gibson and Langlie in The state meet is Friday and two relays. Saturday at Mount Hood “The relays have a chance to be Community College in Gresham. competitive and get in the top six,” North Bend will compete in the Richmond said. “They’ll have to early session both days, with the race well. I think they can. They Class 4A meet starting at 9 a.m. only swam those races together one Friday and 8:15 a.m. Saturday. time before. By Alysha Beck, The World Marshfield is in the afternoon ses- “Everybody just has to step it up Marshfield swimmers, from left: Jodi Mork, Brittany Banks, Bridget McCarthy, Elyse Trendell,Alyssa Hedgepath, Shaylyn Brownell, sion — the Class 5A meet starts at again. They stepped it up for dis- and Kayla Sparkman will represent the Pirates at the Class 5A state swimming meet. 1:45 p.m. Friday and 1 p.m. tricts. They just have to do it one Saturday. more time.” about 1.6 seconds to break the record. Class 4A Class 5A Brownell is seeded fourth in the North Bend has firepower at Stufflebean has high hopes in breaststroke and fifth in the 200 the top. Alyssa Bennett is favored particular for two of Marshfield’s individual medley. in both the 100-yard and 200- standout juniors — Shaylyn “She’s put in a lot of work and yard freestyle races. Cassie Dallas Brownell and Bridget McCarthy. become a well-rounded swimmer,” is the favorite in the 500-yard Last year, Brownell placed Stufflebean said. “I’m excited for freestyle. fourth in the 100 breaststroke and her.” Dallas also is the No. 2 seed to Marshfield’s 200 medley relay also McCarthy has a chance to reach Cascade Christian star Breanna placed fourth. the finals in both the 100 and 200 Sapienza in the 100 breaststroke, But Brownell, McCarthy and freestyle. after breaking the school record in fellow junior Elyse Trendell are in “I didn’t rest Bridget and the event last week. the state meet for the third time Shaylyn, especially, for district at Kelsey Morgan is the defending each, and Stufflebean hopes that all because she was so far ahead of state champion in the breaststroke experience pays benefits. the field,”Stuflebean said. and could score in the event for the Marshfield is seeded eighth in “They deserve and they’re ready Bulldogs as she continues to recov- the medley relay with the squad of to have a great state meet. I hope it By Lou Sennick, The World er from a back injury. McCarthy, Brownell, Alyssa happens.” North Bend swimmers headed to the state championships in Gresham include, front Bennett, Dallas and Morgan Hedgpeth and Trendell, and Trendell will compete in the 50 row from left: Kelsey Morgan, Madysen Hannah, Alyssa Bennett, Galen Wash, Cassie combine with Madysen Hannah in Stufflebean hopes that group will freestyle, and Kayla Sparkman is in Dallas and Kimi Haruyama, and back row, from left: Karl Stuntzner-Gibson; James the 200 medley relay, in which have a great meet as it pursues a 19- the 500 freestyle. Sparkman joins Jordan; Edie Metcalf; Noah Langlie and Amedee Kirkpatrick. they’re seeded first. The same three year-old school record. Brownell, McCarthy and Trendell combine with Kimi Haruyama in “That’s a real biggy,” she said, in the 400 freestyle relay, which is The top six swimmers or relays Saturday finals, when all the team the 200 freestyle relay team, which adding that the group needs to drop seeded sixth. in each event advance to the scoring is compiled.

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SOCC and shopping. Stove/ Fridge accounting management drug screen required. Two years of someone who wants to be a part All specials are category specific. and drapes. W/G paid. Rent experience and a bachelor’s degree experience preferred. of something special. There are no refunds on specials. $530mo. Apply at 324 Ackerman. or higher in accounting is required. Starts October 1, 2012 541-888-4762 CPA preferred. Prior experience in Med-Surg/ICU/ER We offer a base salary, a 541-267-6278 the newspaper industry is a plus. ERNEST, Full-time generous commission plan wishing you a day to night shift, position available. and a strong benefits including We offer competitive pay and remember filled with all our love Current Oregon RN License, CPR, medical, dental, 401(k), paid 406 Public Notices benefits. This is an excellent and some good fishing. and ACLS required. Must be able to vacation and more. opportunity for a proven financial HIGH SPEED INTERNET Love Papa and Granny function independently in a small, Apply on our Website at professional to bring his/her skills, ACCESS rural hospital setting. A positive http://www.lee.net/careers ideas and knowledge to an Now available in CB. No phone team attitude is essential. Criminal Equal Opportunity Employer/Drug established organization. lines req’d. Not a satellite service. background check and drug screen Month to Month Service as low required. Two years of One Bedroom As part of Lee Enterprises, we offer as $20/mo.Installation fee required. experience preferred. To a strong package of pay and Call for details. By The Coos Bay Library apply go to benefits, including medical, dental, DC Wireless ISP, Inc. Very Large and Spacious. www.lowerumpquahosptial.com Care Giving vision and 401(k). See our Web site www.dcwisp.net 541-435-7796 Quite and Clean, conveniently at www.theworldlink.com. Learn 225 L.E.S. located. Hardwood floors, coin about our parent company at 213 General Nothing makes me happier than operated laundry. No pets, No www.lee.net. 407 Personals seeing the LOVE in your smile... smoking. $495 mth, $400 dep. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES 227 Elderly Care and knowing the smile is for me. For more information 541-297-4834 Please apply online at Personals Special D.L.S. delivered smiles www.lee.net/careers. Submit KENNEL HELPER: HARMONY HOMECARE One bdr. CB 1277 N. 6th St.Laundry “Quality Caregivers provide 6 lines, 1 week cover letter, resume and salary Permanent, Full Time position. on site, $495mo. One bdr. NB 1189 Assisted living in your home”. requirements. $8.95 per hr. $15.00 Virginia no steps, Close to shopping 541-260-1788 All specials will appear in and schools., $485mo. $400 Dep. No We are an equal opportunity VETERINARY ASSISTANT: The World, Bandon Western pets/ smoking. W/G paid and drug-free workplace. World, Umpqua Post, The Link, 541-267-0125 or 541-297-6752. Permenent, Full Time position. 229 Adult Foster Care Pre-employment drug screen and Online & Smart Mobile. $8.95 per hr. criminal background check ADULT FOSTER HOME VACANCY All specials are category specific. One bedroom, one bath Apartment. Please call 541-267-2022 required. Private room, Pleasant environment, There are no refunds on specials. W/S/G pd. Near Barview Market. nutritious meals & walking deck. Ex- Starts October 1, 2012 $525 Mo. first last and $400 de- perience care providers. Reasonable 541-267-6278 posit. 541-290-4011 rates. Excellent references. Quiet One Bdr. Apt. Near Coos Bay www.theworldlink.com We are excited to announce an 541-269-9067. available position for a Post Office. Ground floor- no steps Full-Time Teller Experienced Caregiver MAGGIE shower, large laundry room, W/D Thank you for being my forever included, covered single car car- in North Bend, Oregon. Must be able to past background and Services 203 Clerical Valentine. With love from port. Parking at front door. In the Salary Range: $ 9.00 - $17.00 drug check. Evening shifts & week- 425 your adoring husband. alley between 4th and 5th St. $525 Thomas and Sons Distributors EOE For more details please ap- ends required Call 541-297-3762 ask Mark (Your Soiled Brat.) per mon. with $500 dep. Call is currently seeking a ply online: www.myfirstccu.org for Sherry. 541-294-7740 or e-mail for pictures Clerical Assistant 426 Cake Decorating [email protected] to work full time in our Coos Bay office. This is an GET YOUR BUSINESS Jobs Wanted RENTALS & entry level position paying $10-12 Business per hour DOE and skills. ADVERTISEMENT IN 300 Special REAL ESTATE SPECIALS Prefer someone 6 lines, 1 week Choose any of these specials and with financial services, customer $15.00 add a photo for $5.00 extra. service or related background. THE BULLETIN Mr. von Hippel 301 Business for Sale All specials will appear in Duties will include billing, Thank you for being my Rentals / Real Estate 1 document imaging and filing, BOARD TODAY!! The World, Bandon Western Established Minuteman World, Umpqua Post, The Link, von Valentine for 24 years! 1 week - 6 lines, accounts receivable monitoring Mrs. von Hippel and collections, and other duties Press Service Franchise Online & Smart Mobile. $35.00 as assigned. Only online Available. Owner Retiring. All specials are category specific. There are no refunds on specials. applicants will be considered. Repeat Accounts Rentals / Real Estate 2 Please submit your cover letter, Starts October 1, 2012 resume and 3 work related Financing. No Exp. Nec. 541-267-6278 2 week - 6 lines, references online to Call:1-800-796-3234 $45.00 [email protected] CLASSIFIEDS WORK! Estab. Minuteman Press Rentals / Real Estate 3 Business Service Franchise Holidays 3 week - 6 lines, Let The World help you place Call MichelleCall at For Sale. Owner Retiring. Repeat 475 $55.00 your ad. 541-269-1222 541-269-1222 541-269-1222 ext. 293 Accounts. Financing Available No Exp Nec. 1-800-796-3234 477 Birthdays Rentals / Real Estate 4 SUSAN 4 week - 6 lines, Your honesty, integrity & core $59.95 Serving Oregon’s South Coast Since 1878 values are every man’s dream. All specials will appear in I have the best Valentine The World, Bandon Western Love Alan World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday HOME DELIVERY SERVICE: Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. For Customer Service call 541-269-1222 Ext. 247 an advertising proof is requested in writing and All specials are category specific. clearly marked for corrections. If the error is not Office hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday. There are no refunds on specials. corrected by the Publisher, its liability, if any, shall If your World newspaper fails to arrive by 5 p.m. Monday Starts October 1, 2012 not exceed the space occupied by the error. 541-267-6278 through Thursday or 8 a.m. on Saturday, please call your Further, the Publisher will reschedule and run the carrier. If you are unable to reach your carrier, telephone omitted advertisement at advertiser’s cost. All The World at 541-269-9999. claims for adjustment must be made within seven Birthdays! Anniversaries! Birth Announcement or any milestone 604 Homes Unfurnished RURAL SUBSCRIBERS: Due to The World’s expansive daily (7) days of date of publication. In no case shall the Publisher be liable for any general, special or your family will be celebrating. Coos Bay: Nice 2 bdrm., 2 bath w/ delivery area, rural or remote motor route customers may Let everyone know! We offer receive regular delivery later than the times above. Missed consequential damages. basement. Appliances and W/D in- Beautiful, full color ads. 2x3 cluded. Pellet stove. N/S, pets on ap- deliveries may be replaced the following delivery day. announcement with photo for proval $850 mo plus $1000 dep. To report missed deliveries, please call 541-269-9999. $30.00 or 3x5 announcement 541-756-4702 with photo for $50.00. ADVERTISING POLICY TAMMY, Contact Valerie at The Publisher, Southwestern Oregon Publishing Co., shall after 17 years we finally got Coquille, spacious 3 bdr. 2 bth.with The World. not be liable for any error in published advertising unless married. Thank you for the most extra room. $900 mo, $600 Dep. in- [email protected] wonderful 17 years of my life! cludes W/G. Pets approved. Available or 541-269-1222 ext. 269 8-27-12 I love you, Harvey. March 1st. 541-396-7115 C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K C2• The World •Thursday, February 14,2013 Y K 604 Homes Unfurnished 701 Furniture 754 Garage Sales 801 Birds/Fish 915 Used Cars Minority Business Enterprise Program Coquille: Garage Sale Feb 15-16 For Sale: 2008 Chevy Cobolt 4 door (if applicable). 9a-4p tools, dishes, lamps, bicycle, PET SPECIALS sedan. 42,000 miles. Sunroof, on call. camping/garden equip, floor jack, pic- Choose to ad a photo in this Automatic, all power. $8302.00. special for only $5.00 more The successful bidder will also be re- ture frames, lots of household items. 541-888-5992 quired to furnish and pay for satisfac- Pet / Animal tory Performance and Payment Bonds Garage / Bazaar 6 lines, 2 weeks 916 Used Pick-Ups or Bonds, or other assurance of com- Coquille - Clean cozy 2 bedroom $12.00 pletion as indicated in HUD Form 5369 Specials 1988 F250 LARIAT - 2 door econo and Instruction to Bidders. plus small hobby room, 2 bath cot- 38” square glass top coffee table with All specials will appear in cab with shell. 182,000 miles. 7.5 let- tage on corner lot. No Smoking Al- 2 end tables and lots of storage, 6 lines, 1 week The World, Bandon Western ter V8 gas engine. Runs Great. towing Attention is called to the provisions for lowed - Smoke free rental. No pets $125, (541)751-0080 $12.00 World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday cap. up to 8,000 lbs. low gearing Equal Employment Opportunity, em- allowed. Good rental references. All specials will appear in Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. auto.trans. Great wood hauling truck. ployment of local residents and busi- $650 month plus $750 security de- MERCHANDISE The World, Bandon Western All specials are category specific. minor bugs. $1000 Call 541-888-6883 nesses, and opportunity for Minority posit. Available for move in date of World, Umpqua Post, The Link, SPECIALS There are no refunds on specials. Business Enterprises as set forth in March 1. Call 541-404-5075 now to Online/Online Map Starts October 1, 2012 the Project Manual. apply and view. 3 Weeks & Smart Mobile. 541-267-6278 If scheduled before the deadline HOME FOR RENT Choose any of these specials and The Owner reserves the right to reject has passed. All prices will be the Legals Clean, small 2 bedroom 1 bath in add a photo for $5.00 extra. any and all bids, and to waive any same regardless of deadlines. All North Bend near coast guard 802 Cats 100 technicalities or informalities in con- specials are category specific. station. Large yard, wood stove, Merchandise 1 nection therewith. There are no refunds on specials. dishwasher, carport,deck. $675 mo/ 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold Starts October 1, 2012 1st and last month required. between $1.00 up to $500. No bidder may withdraw his bid after 541-404-5023. Available 2/23/13. 541-267-6278 the hour set for opening thereof until FREE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS the lapse of thirty (30) days from the LEASE WITH OPTION. NEW studio 2 North Bend, Estate Sale: Everything bid opening. story 900 sq ft., plus garage. Lake Merchandise 2 must go, including the house. Furni- Sealed bids for the Housing Rehabili- front / ocean view. Covered RV with ture, electronics, Antiques, garden tation HEALTH Project for the Confed- 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold By Order of: hook-ups. References 1155 13th st equipment and more. 68212 Ravine erated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua between $501. up to $1000. Kohl’s Cat House Bob Garcia, Port Orford. Call 541-660-8080 Road. North Bend, off North Bay Dr. & Siuslaw Indians (CTCLUSI) will be $5.00 Tribal Council Chairman Adoptions on site. received until 2:00 p.m. Thursday, Nice House! PICC-A-DILLY Flea Market: Fair- Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower grounds, Eugene. THIS SUNDAY, March 7th, 2012. Bids will be publicly Remodeled 3 bdrm. 1 large bth. with 541-294-3876 Umpqua & Siuslaw Indians Merchandise 3 Feb. 17, 10 - 4. 541-683-5589. opened and read aloud thereafter. garage. Good area, off of Ash. Best 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold school district. Pets if approved. 2131 Reedsport: Back yard ,carport sale. PUBLISHED: The World - February between $1001. up to $1500. Project scope includes, but is not lim- Lewis, NB. $895/mo + deposit. Friday and Saturday 10am- until.Some 804 Hay/Seed 14, 2013 (ID-20226087) $7.00 ited to: Removal of electric water 541-756-1829. furniture, clothing and more. 1026 heaters and wall heaters, installation All specials will appear in Greenwood Ave. By school bus yard FOR SALE: GRASS of electric and gas water heaters, in- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF The World, Bandon Western and Price n Pride Market. HAY, By the bale or ton stallation of complete gas furnace THE STATE OF OREGON 606 Manufactured World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday heating systems, installation of com- FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. Call 541-297-4923 plete HVAC heating and cooling sys- All specials are category specific. tems, patching, texturing, painting, en- CASE NO 12CV0301 There are no refunds on specials. Electronics closing exposed vertical and horizon- Starts October 1, 2012 805 Horses/Equine 775 tal ductwork in finish areas, insulation NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ON 541-267-6278 of walls, attics, and a floor, concrete WRIT OF EXECUTION IN HORSESHOEING pads for heat pumps, and all general FORECLOSURE COQUILLE: Immaculate 3 bd. 2 construction necessary to provide the (REAL PROPERTY) bath home in rural setting close to 776 Appliances Owner with a complete, working, finish town. Includes refrig, stove, dish- WHITE WASHER & dryer, oversized product. Work will be for approxi- GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC, its suc- washer. Nice deck off back and machines for sale, $350. Used, but mately 37 units: 15 single family dwell- cessors in interest and/or assigns, separate small shop/storage. like new. 541-297-4572. ings, 12 4-plex units, and 10 duplex Plaintiff, Room to park RV or boat. No units, located on Indian Trust Land in Smoking allowed. No pets allowed. North Bend, Florence, Charleston, and MICHAEL DINSMORE; AND Good rental references. $800 Coos Bay, Oregon. OCCUPANTS OF THE PREMISES, month/$1000 sec dep. Call Pets/Animals TEJUN FOWLER Defendant(s), 541-404-5075. VICTORIAN STYLE Bids are invited from qualified Indian 800 541-297-5295 and non-Indian owned general con- By virtue of a Writ of Execution issued rocking love seat. In very good [email protected] tractors. The contract will be awarded out of the above entitled Circuit Court shape. Burgundy floral print. 609 Rooms for Rent in accordance with the Indian Prefer- on January 07, 2013, pursuant to a Asking $150. OBO 541-756-8430 judgment of foreclosure enrolled and North Bend: Room for rent 801 Birds/Fish ence Policy of CTCLUSI. For this docketed on October 31, 2012, in fa- $400/month. 808 Pet Care project, only the qualified Indian bid- vor of Plaintiffs, and against Defend- Utilities included, Washer/Dryer 709 Wanted to Buy Found Specials ders are entitled to Indian preference. ants, wherein it was ordered that the and kitchen available. Pet Cremation For Items or Pets following described real property be 1446 Sherman Ave. 541-808-0580 BUYING JUNK AUTOs Plans and specifications may be seen No title needed, will pick up, without/or with photo: 541-267-3131 at the office of the Architect, HGE sold in the manner prescribed by law ROOM FOR RENT: up to 100 miles from Coos Bay. 6 lines, Free for one week INC., Architects, Engineers, Survey- for the sale of real property upon exe- cution, to satisfy the judgment against Beautiful view of bay, just 1.5 Will pay up to $200 per automobile. Carol’s Pet Sitting ors & Planners, 375 Park Avenue, May rerun if necessary. Suite 1, Coos Bay, Oregon 97420, Michael Dinsmore, defendant, in the miles on East Bay Rd. $400mo. 541-260-9447 ★ ★ All specials will appear in Your Place or Mine phone (541) 269-1166 and at the fol- sum of $237,378.38 together with in- Will need to pass background ★ ★ The World, Bandon Western World, Short or Long Term lowing locations: terest thereon at the rate of 9% per check. Call for more information. ★ ★ Umpqua Post, The Link, Excellent References annum (per diem $58.53) from No- 710 Miscellaneous ★ ★ 541-404-8814 Online & Smart Mobile. 541-297-6039 Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower vember 01, 2012, together with the ★ ★ 5 month old Queen Pillow Top mat- All specials are category specific. See us on Facebook Umpqua & Siuslaw Indians cost of this writ until paid. tress w/ frame $250. New Kenmore There are no refunds on specials. Coos Bay 610 2-4-6 Plexes dehumidifier 30 pint $140. Call Starts October 1, 2012 Bay Area Plan Exchange Lots 8, 9 and south 6 feet of lot 7, 541-808-8456 Coquille: 2 BDRM Cottage in 541-267-6278 Coos Bay Block 16, Duluth first Addition to North quite park like setting close to Attention hunters, Bravo super grade Automobiles Eugene Builders Exchange Bend, Coos County, Oregon. shopping. Carpet, Blinds, wall tent. Factory new. Snow slide Lost Specials Eugene floor, stove. All bells and whistles. 900 DJC Plan Center Commonly known as: 2484 Commer- Stove/Fridge. W/G paid. $475 mo. Choose to add a photo in this Must sell. 541-921-7952 Portland cial Street, North Bend, Oregon 97459 $250 Deposit. Sorry, no pets. special for only $5.00 more Douglas County Plan Center 541-396-4398 Gallon on light grey indoor paint $5, 1st Day Free Roseburg I will on Monday March 11, 2013, at 15 package of new plastic fishing 901 ATVs Impact Minority Plan Center 10:00 o’clock a.m. at the main en- worms $1 ea. 4x6 foot new vinyl $3. 6 lines, Portland trance of the Coos County Court- 612 Townhouse/Condo LA Angles xl sports jacket $29. 6 pic- Each additional Day Auto Specials house, 250 N. Baxter, Coquille, Coos tures $2-$5 ea. Army field jacket BAYFRONT TOWNHOMES $1.00 A mandatory pre-bid conference County, Oregon, sell at public auction, Large $5. 541-888-2012 Choose to add a photo in this Wooded setting, fireplace, decks, No Free reruns on same ad. special for $5.00 more and walk-through of the project will (subject to redemption as provided by view of bay and bridge. Golf Balls by the dozen $3. Large red All specials will appear in begin at the North Bend Qaxas law), to the highest bidder for cash; all 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths. boat buoy $35. Redwood double deck The World, Bandon Western 6 lines, 2 weeks Housing Development, in the gar- of the interest which the Defendants, Tamarac 541-759-4380 bird house $60. Fishing net floats World, Umpqua Post, The Link, age of 1878 Qaxas Street, in North had on May 21, 2007 the date of the $10.ea. Call 541-888-3120 Online & Smart Mobile. $15.00 Bend, Oregon, at 9:00 A.M. on trust deed, and all the interest Defend- All specials will appear in Black TV stand with 2 doors and All specials are category specific. Thursday February 28th, 2013. ants had thereafter. The World, Bandon Western shelf$10, portable bedside toilet There are no refunds on specials. Contractors and subcontractors are World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday w/frame $5, 2 sets of golf clubs w/ Starts October 1, 2012 encouraged to familiarize themselves Before bidding at the sale a prospec- Other Stuff Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. bags $20 ea. 80 pieces women cloth- 541-267-6278 with the bidding and contract docu- tive bidder should independently in- All specials are category specific. 700 ing 50cents ea. 541-888-2012 ments prior to the walk-through. The vestigate: There are no refunds on specials. pre-bid walk-through is mandatory for Two easy lift boat loaders $100 ea. Starts October 1, 2012 general contract bidders. (a) The priority of the lien or interest of Shot gun shell loader, 12 & 20 gauge the judgment creditor; 701 Furniture $265. 5 1/2 horsepower Briggs& Stra- 541-267-6278 One set of drawings, specifications (b) Land use laws and regulations ap- ton motor new, $95. 541-759-3336 LIKE NEW black faux leather sleeper and contract documents may be ob- plicable to the property; couch $300. In Bandon. 906 4X4 tained by prime bidders from HGE (c) Approved uses for the property; 720-231-0966. INC., Architects, Engineers, Survey- (d) Limits on farming or forest prac- tices on the property; Oak computer desk with drawers. Re- 2006 Jeep Rubicon. 5 new tires, ors & Planners, upon deposit of (e) Rights of neighboring property movable top section. $50.00. Whirl- Market Place new wench and bumper. 56,000 $50.00. Additional sets may be pur- owners; and pool microwave, medium size, works miles. $16,900 OBO. chased for the cost of reproduction. 750 (f) Environmental laws and regulations good $25.00.Call 541-751-0336 541-269-5175 Deposit made upon procurement of drawings, specifications and contract that affect the property. ‘81 K-5 Blazer $1700. Runs. documents will be refunded upon re- 541-348-1015. turn thereof in good condition within Dated this 30 day of January_, 2013 ten (10) days after opening of bids. Non-bidders deposit will be refunded if Coos County Sheriff, Craig Zanni 909 Misc. Auto documents are returned in good con- By: ______dition no later than bid opening date. B. Griswold Civil Deputy

HONDA WORLDWORLD No bids will be considered unless fully PUBLISHED: The World - February completed in the manner provided in 07, 14, 21 and 28, 2013 the Instructions to Bidders upon the (ID-20225351) official bid form provided by the Archi- tect and accompanied by an uncondi- This is an action for Judicial Foreclo- tional certified check or a bid bond ex- sure of real property commonly known ecuted in favor of CTCLUSI in an as 173 N Wall Street, Coos Bay, OR $7,990 amount not less than five percent 97420 A motion or answer must be ‘04 Toyota Echo (5%) of the total amount of the bid, to given to the court clerk or administra- 5-Speed, 2-Door, Low Miles. be forfeited as fixed and liquidated tor within 30 days of the date of first #13023D/216411 damages should the bidder fail or ne- publication specified herein along with glect to enter into a contract and pro- the required filing fee. vide suitable bond for the faithful per- formance of the work in the event the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE contract is awarded. STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS $7,990 Also required to accompany bids:  Completed copy of Non-Collusion Case No. 12CV0820 ‘06 Chevy 1500 4x2 Swb Affidavit form. Low Miles, 6-cyl., 5-Speed. SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION #B3258/266930  Completed copy of Certification of

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C M C M YC MK Thursday, February14,2013 • The World • C3 YC MK Y K C3 •The World • Thursday, February14,2013 Y K Attorneys for Plaintiff and interest at $10,200. Require- until March 14, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC, ITS SUC- 511 SW 10th Ave., Ste. 400 ments are budgeted for personal ser- Detailed instructions for the Request Corolla owner stalks down CESSORS AND/OR ASSIGNS, Portland, OR 97205 vices at $78,550, materials and ser- for Bid are available online at the Plaintiff, P: (503) 459-0140 F: (503) 977-7963 vices at $70,000, capital outlay at City’s website: v. $2,000,000, and contingency at http://coosbay.org/archive/requests. source of strange sound CARL A. ARMSTRONG; KIMBERLY PUBLISHED: The World - February $403,766. The impact of the urban re- This project is fully funded by Lottery J. ARMSTRONG; and ALL OTHER 14, 21, 28 and March 07, 2013 newal plan on the tax collections of funds through the Water/Wastewater Dear Tom and Ray: PERSONS OR PARTIES UNKNOWN (ID-20225964) other taxing districts in FY 2011-12 re- Financing Program administered by CAR CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, sulted in the following amounts: Oregon Business Development De- I finally figured out what LIEN OR INTEREST IN THE REAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE partment - IFA. Questions can be ad- the sound is in my garage. TALK PROPERTY COMMONLY KNOWN STATE OF OREGON City of North Bend $151,030 dressed by calling Something on my 2009 Toyota AS 173 N WALL STREET, COOS FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS Coos County (541) 269-1181 ext. 2247. BAY, OR 97420, $ 26,371 Corolla is running when the car Defendants. Case No.: 13PB0020 Port of Coos Bay $ 14,892 PUBLISHED: The World - February 14 is turned off! I have heard it at Coos Library and 19, 2013 (ID-20226029) various times of the day and TO DEFENDANTS CARL A. ARM- $ 17,746 In the Matter of the Estate of: night, and also when the car STRONG; KIMBERLY J. ARM- James Owen Mason, 4H REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS STRONG; and ALL OTHER PER- Deceased. $ 2,110 has been parked for hours. SONS OR PARTIES UNKNOWN Coos County Airport $ 5,833 Notice is hereby given that the Coos There is a noise coming from CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN South Coast ESD $ 10,797 Notice To Interested Persons County Library Service District the driver’s-side rear — behind OR INTEREST IN THE REAL PROP- N. Bend School District $ 101,683 (CCLSD) will receive sealed proposals ERTY COMMONLY KNOWN AS 173 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Southwestern College $ 17,126 until 3:00 PM, March 18, 2013, in the the tire. It sounds like a fan. It N WALL STREET, COOS BAY, OR undersigned has been appointed per- Coos County Bonds $ 11,293 Library District, Extended Services Of- runs for four to five minutes at 97420: sonal representative of the above es- Truncation Loss $ 338 fice, for a: a time, then shuts off. I called tate. All persons having claims Total Division of Taxes $ 359,219 TOM AND RAY IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF against the estate are required to PROCUREMENT AND IMPLEMENTA- Toyota; they have no idea what OREGON: You are hereby required to present them, within four months after PUBLISHED: The World - February 07 TION OF AN INTEGRATED LIBRARY it is and want me to bring it in. MAGLIOZZI appear and defend the action filed the date of first publication of this no- and 14, 2013 (ID-20225751) SYSTEM TO BE SHARED AMONG After taking it several times, I against you in the above-entitled tice, to the personal representative at THE PUBLIC AND COMMUNTY COL- cause within 30 days from the date of the address of the attorneys for the NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS LEGE LIBRARIES IN COOS really don’t want to give up the Good luck, Elaina. service of this Summons upon you; personal representative set forth be- COUNTY, OREGON. use of my car AGAIN. And it and if you fail to appear and defend, low, or the claims may be barred. Notice is hereby given that quotes will might not turn on until every- Students don’t need for want thereof, the Plaintiff will apply be received by Coquille Valley Hospi- Coos County Library Service District to the court for the relief demanded All persons whose rights may be af- tal District until closing time of 4:00 desires an integrated Library System one has gone home for the flashy cars therein. fected by the proceeding may obtain p.m., Tuesday, February 26, 2013, for to replace the system currently in use. night. — Elaina Dear Tom and Ray: additional information from the records the Internal Modifications of a portion TOM: PITE DUNCAN, LLP Well, first we have to I’m a young man of 24 who of the court, the personal representa- of the EAST WING of the Coquille Val- Sealed proposals are to be sent to chide you for hanging around ______tive, or the attorneys for the personal ley Hospital at 940 East Fifth Street, Mary Jane Fisher, Extended Services is about to start business David J. Boulanger, OSB #092943 representative. Coquille Oregon. Work consists of Director, Coos County Library Service your car hours after you’ve school. The trouble is that I Trial Attorney demolition, remodel, minor wall fram- District, 1988 Newmark Avenue, Coos shut it off, Elaina. What are Phone: (503) 222-2256 drive a ’98 Ford Ranger with Dated and first published: February 7, ing, finishes, plumbing, mechanical Bay, OR 97420. “Library District Au- you, some kind of Corolla Fax: (503) 222-2260 2013. and electrical to create a health pro- tomation Proposal” must be clearly 110,000 miles — not exactly a Email: [email protected] vider clinic/physician office within the marked on the outside of the sealed stalker? model known for being an Delynda Hemken, existing original (1969) hospital build- proposals. An electronic copy of the RAY: It’s probably the Rochelle L. Stanford, OSB #062444 executive’s car. I’ve been look- Personal Representative ing. Quotes shall be hand delivered, RFP can be found at the District evaporative emissions system Phone: (619) 326-2404 c/o Michael N. Bodkin mailed, e-mailed, or faxed directly to website: www.cclsd.org/district. ing around online, and I’ve Fax: (858) 412-2608 Whitty, McDaniel, Bodkin & Combs, the Architect’s office prior to the pump, Elaina. Email: [email protected] found some great deals. I’ve LLP 444 N. 4th Street above closing time. It is the The CCLSD Board or authorized rep- TOM: Before we were con- found a ’97 Porsche for less P. O. Box 1120 Contractor’s responsibility to assure resentatives reserves the right to ac- cerned about pollution and 621 SW Morrison Street, Suite 425 Coos Bay, OR 97420 timely delivery. Quotes received after cept or reject any and all proposals for than $6,000, and an ’87 Alfa Portland, OR 97205 that date and time will be considered the above item(s) as they may deem smog and asthma and not Romeo for less than $4,000! PUBLISHED: The World - February 7, late and will be returned unopened. in the best interests of the District. being able to breathe and all Of Attorneys for Plaintiff This list goes on. Can these 14 and 21, 2013. (ID-20225705) No responsibility will be attached to The District may waive irregularities in that, all gas caps had pinholes any official of the District for prema- the bidding process. cars possibly be the bargains NOTICE TO DEFENDANT/ in them. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ture opening or failure to open a quote they appear to be? All of them DEFENDANT READ THESE not properly addressed and identified. Dated this 14th day of February, RAY: That allowed air to PAPERS CAREFULLY THE STATE OF OREGON have slight cosmetic or FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS 2013. enter the tank as the gasoline It is anticipated that the work will be mechanical issues, but I’m You must “appear” in this case or the was drawn out. Otherwise, the Case No.: 13PB0006 more than $50,000 and less than PUBLISHED: The World - February 14 somewhat mechanical, so other side will win automatically. To $100,000. A formal bid process and and 19, 2013 (ID-20226021) gas tank would crumple in on “appear” you must file with the court a these deals are all the more In the Matter of the Estate of bid opening will not be conducted; itself, like a baggie that you legal paper called a “motion” or however bidders will be notified of the appealing. My question: Are “answer”. The “motion” or “answer” Howard Leatherman, sucked the air out of. But, of Deceased results in a timely manner as a cour- these great cheap cars, or must be given to the court clerk or ad- tesy. Compliance with State Prevail- course, the hole in the gas cap ministrator within 30 days (or 60 days money pits? — Gareth Notice To Interested Persons ing Wage Rates will be required. Per- not only let air in, it also let for Defendant United States or State formance and Payment Bonds will be RAY: They’re money pits. of Oregon Department of Revenue) S MALL gasoline vapors out, and that required. The reason they’re cheap is along with the required filing fee. It NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the created ... well, Los Angeles. must be in proper form and have proof undersigned have been appointed because they’ll cost you a for- co-personal representatives of the Plans and material specifications can TOM: So, an evaporative of service on the plaintiff’s attorney or, be obtained by contacting the Archi- tune to keep running.And even if the plaintiff does not have an attor- above estate. All persons having B USINESS emissions recycling system is claims against the estate are required tect, HGE INC., Architects, Engineers, without the benefit of business ney, proof of service on the plaintiff. Surveyors & Planners, 375 Park Ave- now used on every car.It allows If you have questions, you should see to present them, within four months school, I’m going to recom- after the date of first publication of this nue, Coos Bay, Oregon 97420. air to get into the tank but stops an attorney immediately. If you need Phone: (541) 269-1166, Fax: (541) WNERS mend that you buy one, help in finding an attorney, you may notice, to the co-personal representa- O : gasoline vapors from escaping. 269-1833, E-mail: [email protected]. because, as a mechanic, I know contact the Oregon State Bar’s Law- tives at the address of the attorneys Instead it stores the vapors in a for the co-personal representatives it’ll be good for MY business. yer Referral Service online at Contractors are required to inspect charcoal canister, and then www.oregonstatebar.org or by calling set forth below, or the claims may be Find your niche TOM: I’d actually encour- barred. the site prior to preparing a quote. Ar- purges them and sends them to (503) 684 3763 (in the Portland metro- rangements can be made to visit the age you to keep the Ranger. politan area) or toll free elsewhere in site with Plant Operations Director, here! Tell them the engine to be combusted Oregon at (800) 452 7636. All persons whose rights may be af- First of all, you’re not an exec- fected by the proceeding may obtain Dave Stange at (541)824-1273. Any when the car is started again. questions shall be directed to the Ar- your utive — you’re a student. So PUBLISHED: The World - January additional information from the records what RAY: What you’re hearing is of the court, the co-personal repre- chitect. Any changes required to the you don’t need to impress any- 31, February 07, 14 and 21, 2013 documents will be addressed by Ad- the evaporative emissions pump (ID-20224689) sentatives, or the attorneys for the business has to body with your car. personal representative. dendum. pressurizing the system. It does RAY: Second, in my opin- that automatically to check the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR The Owner reserves the right to reject offer on the ion, the old Ranger pickup Dated and first published: February 7, system for leaks. If it discovers a THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND 2013. any and all quotes and to waive any makes a better impression than FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS technicalities or informalities in con- Bulletin Board. leak, it'll eventually turn on your nection therewith. an old Porsche or Alfa. Nancy L. Clarke, Check Engine light. TOM: I think the Ranger Case No. 12CV0904 Co-Personal Representative Affordable TOM: I’m guessing you SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION Janet L. Ivarie, By: Dennis Zielinski, Administrator, sends exactly the right message Co-Personal Representative Coquille Valley Hospital have a sticky valve or some sort for an aspiring businessman: JAMES B. NUTTER & COMPANY, advertising c/o John Whitty of small leak in the system. that you’re practical, economi- its successors in interest and/or Whitty, McDaniel, Bodkin PUBLISHED: The World - February RAY: So you can go back to assigns, & Combs, LLP 14, 2013 (ID-20226059) customized just cal, grounded, confident Plaintiff, 444 N. 4th Street your dealership and point enough to drive whatever you v. for you! Call P. O. Box 1120 Public Notice them in the direction of the feel like, and more concerned UNKNOWN HEIRS OF ELLIS E. Coos Bay, OR 97420 Foreclosure Sale POINTER; SHIRLEY A. ZUFELDE evaporative emissions pump, with function than flashiness. AKA SHIRLEY ZUFELD; ELAINE PUBLISHED: The World - February 7, Cheryl McCool Unit #A-54 541-269-1222 and ask them to check it out. RAY: And OK, you don’t FRANSON AFFIANT OF THE 2013, February 14, 2013 and Febru- TOM: Or, alternatively, have much fashion sense. SMALL ESTATE OF ELLIS E. ary 21, 2013. (ID-20225461) Auction Date: 03-04-13 stop loitering in your garage, POINTER; UNITED STATES OF Time of Sale: 10 A.M. Ext. 293 But as long as you’re not AMERICA; STATE OF OREGON; Location of Sale: leave the car alone and don’t interviewing at Estee Lauder, OCCUPANTS OF THE PREMISES; NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF FI- to get started worry about it until the NANCIAL IMPACT REPORT This no- By the Dunes RV Storage, LLC you’ll be fine. Good luck, AND THE REAL PROPERTY LO- 69088 Wildwood Rd. Check Engine light comes on. CATED AT 2735 32ND STREET, tice is a summary of the information Gareth. available in the Financial Impact Re- North Bend, OR 97459 today. COOS BAY, OREGON 97420, 541-756-7755 Defendants. port of the City of North Bend Rede- velopment Agency, prepared pursuant to ORS 457.460. Copies of the full re- PUBLISHED: The World - 2/14, 2/21, TO THE DEFENDANTS: UNKNOWN 2013 cover being actively motivated do things for you will make you a HEIRS OF ELLIS E. POINTER; AND port are available at the Finance De- THE REAL PROPERTY LOCATED partment - North Bend City Hall, to all will feel like you aren’t pushing very unpopular person and lead AT 2735 32ND STREET, COOS interested persons during regular PUBLIC NOTICE SELF STORAGE yourself hard at all. to nothing but disappointment. If BAY, OREGON 97420: business hours. As summarized be- AUCTION COOS BAY STOR-N-LOK low, FY 2011-12 requirements ex- 1330 NEWMARK AVENUE LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — there’s something that needs In the name of the State of Oregon, ceeded total resources by $151,125, COOSBAY, OR 97420 541-888-5810 If you believe conditions involving doing, you’re the one to do it. with resources amounting to FEBRUARY 22, 2013 @ 10 a.m. you are hereby required to appear and FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2013 your work can be improved, take GEMINI (May 21-June 20) answer the complaint filed against you $566,018. Expenditures were made in the above-entitled Court and cause for repayment of contracted city ser- UNITS: G291 Christopher L. Stolp, A plethora of new interests it upon yourself to make the nec- — Don’t take it as a personal on or before the expiration of 30 days vices, debt service, capital improve- G321 Amanda R. Cole, E230 Walter essary moves. Don’t wait for oth- affront if associates aren’t in ments, and other items. For next fiscal D. Albrecht Jr, D157 David G. Slutter, and involvements look to be in from the date of the first publication of ers to do something. accord with your viewpoints. this summons. The date of first publi- year, 2012-13, the Agency’s budgeted G357 Rebecca Lott-Reeves, E222 the offing for you in the year cation in this matter is February 14, resources are balanced with require- Matthew J. Noah, A34 Michael C. Ol- ahead. A number of rare oppor- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Everyone is entitled to his or her ments at $2,552,316. The Agency iver, A11 Robert J. Donals, B61 2013 . If you fail timely to appear and tunities that you never before — Temporarily set aside your beliefs, the same as you are. answer, plaintiff will apply to the uses the funds it receives from Option Christon D. Beaird, B51 Michael S. above-entitled court for the relief 1, which includes the division-of-taxes Hall. ORAL BIDS CASH ONLY. considered will develop through material wants and needs, and CANCER (June 21-July 22) prayed for in its complaint. This is a method of calculating property taxes fresh channels. instead focus on your social life. — Should you have a minor mis- judicial foreclosure of a deed of trust ($359,219 for FY2011-12, as shown Auctioneer will be: Surprisingly, this might be where understanding with a friend, in which the plaintiff requests that the below) together with an Urban Re- Alan Ehry, Auction Masters AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. plaintiff be allowed to foreclose your newal Special Levy ($209,079 for 19) — Heed your hunches if you your greatest opportunities don’t blow things out of propor- interest in the following described real FY2011-12) for any difference be- PUBLISHED: The World - February 07 come up with some bright idea reside. tion. In your desire to make a property: tween the Agency’s maximum author- and 14, 2013. (ID-20225082) ity and the division-of-taxes method, regarding a way to multiply your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- point, you could go too far. BEGINNING AT A POINT 231.80 to finance various urban renewal proj- REQUEST FOR BIDS resources.Your instincts involving Dec. 21) — Don’t allow any situ- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — ects and activities. Total tax incre- FEET SOUTH AND 279.91 FEET CITY OF COOS BAY your financial interests will be ation to hang fire if it has an Generosity is one of your nobler WEST OF THE IRON PIPE AT THE ment (levy) for FY2011-12 was 500 Central Ave CENTER OF SECTION 21, TOWN- $568,298. Property taxes received to- Coos Bay, Oregon 97420 right on point. effect on your finances. Matters traits, but you need to be careful SHIP 25 SOUTH, RANGE 13 WEST, taled $555,018 in FY 2011-12 and are can be concluded to your satis- not to carry it to extremes. Don’t budgeted at $568,000 in FY 2012-13. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) WILLAMETTE MERIDIAN, COOS Bids for the 10th and Lockhart Sewer faction by putting forth the neces- give out more than you can COUNTY, OREGON; THENCE Other resources are budgeted as the Replacement Construction Project will — Because you’ll view certain SOUTH 0° 02’ WEST 75 FEET; beginning fund balance at $1,974,116, be received by the City of Coos Bay situations realistically and not sary effort. afford, especially to an undeserv- THENCE SOUTH 87° 37’ WEST 108 though rose-colored glasses, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. ing party. FEET; THENCE NORTH 0° 02’ EAST 19) — Since your greatest attrib- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 75 FEET; THENCE NORTH 87° 37’ BRIDGE you’ll accomplish much. Keep EAST 108 FEET TO THE POINT OF your eyes on the prize. utes are likely to be your leader- — Even if you are normally a cre- BEGINNING. Julia Child said, “I think careful mum opening, would sign off in game. ARIES (March 21-April 19) ship qualities, it’s highly likely that ative and artistic person, your cooking is love, don’t you? The loveli- Declarer has four potential losers: — When going up against anoth- you’ll instinctively know how to customary good taste might not Commonly known as: 2735 32nd est thing you can cook for someone one diamond and three clubs. He has Street, Coos Bay, Oregon 97420. get what you and others want. Do be up to its usual high standards who’s close to you is about as nice a only nine top tricks: six spades, one er, be it in business or sport, so. currently. Listen to people who NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS: valentine as you can give.” heart and two diamonds. South can you’ll have a bit more to draw READ THESE PAPERS Your bridge partner will be very hope that East has the club ace, or try upon than will your opponent. SATURDAY, FEB. 16, 2013 are more aware of this than you CAREFULLY! happy if you play bridge carefully, to establish dummy’s diamond suit. But This slight but critical difference In the year ahead, you are. A lawsuit has been started against you in the above-entitled court by whether or not on Valentine’s Day. In the actual layout is the one that South gives you the edge. should be able to put to good use LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — James B. Nutter & Company, plaintiff. this deal, how should South play in should fear. If he takes the first trick, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) much of what you’ve recently Be particularly careful about how Plaintiff’s claims are stated in the writ- four spades after West leads the heart draws trumps and plays on diamonds, — Viewing things in positive experienced and learned. You’ll you conduct yourself when in ten complaint, a copy of which was king? East will win a trick and can shift to the filed with the above-entitled Court. terms will give you the advantage find that it will serve you well public. If you should commit a In Standard American, the auction club queen. Then, as long as neither when competing for a position in faux pas and make a big deal is straightforward. If you use two-over- defender tries to cash a heart trick, over most opponents. It will be You must “appear” in this case or the your field of endeavor. apologizing for it, you’ll only draw other side will win automatically. To one game-force, North would rebid declarer will lose one diamond and the critical factor you need to “appear” you must file with the court a three spades, and South, with a mini- three clubs. succeed. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. unnecessary attention to your- legal document called a “motion” or GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) — If you are placed in a posi- self. “answer.” The “motion” or “answer” What is the secret? (or “reply”) must be given to the court South must keep East off — If the stakes captivate your tion of authority, strive to work SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) clerk or administrator within 30 days the lead. And the way to interest, you will show an impres- with your underlings instead of — Even though you might mean of the date of first publication speci- do that is not to win the sive motivation to succeed. Drive lording over them. If you start to well, there is a good chance that fied herein along with the required fil- first trick; let West take it. ing fee. It must be in proper form and strongly for the hoop. push, they’ll push back. your efforts will only muddy the have proof of service on the plaintiff’s Suppose he continues PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) waters of a sensitive situation. with another heart. CANCER (June 21-July 22) attorney or, if the plaintiff does not — Don’t think that people won’t Think before opening your have an attorney, proof of service on Declarer wins with — You’re not likely to be afraid of the plaintiff. dummy’s ace and dis- making snap decisions, due to notice if you attempt to manipu- mouth. late them using flattery. Your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- If you have any questions, you should cards a diamond from his your strong faith in your judg- see an attorney immediately. If you hand. Then he plays a ment. First thoughts will be best motives will be readily recog- Dec. 21) — It’s good to face chal- need help in finding an attorney, you trump to his ace before thoughts. nized and resented, and instead lenges optimistically, but be sure may contact the Oregon State Bar’s attacking diamonds. Lawyer Referral Service online at LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — of going along with you, people that you are firmly based in reali- South takes dummy’s two www.oregonstatebar.org or by calling You have a great aptitude for will rebel. ty as well. If you underestimate winners, ruffs a diamond (503) 684-3763 (in the Portland metro- sorting out the problems of oth- ARIES (March 21-April 19) the odds against you, you could politan area) or toll-free elsewhere in high, and (when they split — In search of a good deal, you delude yourself into fantasy. Oregon at (800) 452-7636. 3-2) draws trumps ending ers and helping them repair their on the board. Finally, affairs. You’ll be able to unravel could go overboard and make an CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. This summons is issued pursuant to offer that you can’t afford, no 19) — Do not offer to help anoth- ORCP 7. declarer cashes dummy’s what was unsolvable to many. remaining two diamonds, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) matter how good a buy it is. Don’t er with something that you know ROUTH CRABTREE OLSEN, P.C. throwing club losers from — Get involved in activities today give in to this temptation. nothing about. If you make a mis- his hand. By ______that help stimulate you mentally TAURUS (April 20-May 20) take, and it turns out to be costly, Stephanie Schilling, OSB #104942 In this way, South collects as well as physically. You’ll dis- — Thinking that people should you’ll be held accountable. [email protected] an overtrick, not an under- trick. C M C M C M C M Y K Y K Y K Y K

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